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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCR AT,BLOOMSBUKG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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THE COLUMBIAN.
1K.OOM8B URfl, ntlRAT, SOT. If IS58
Rail Hoait Time Table.
LACKAWANNA A DLOOMSBUItU It ML HOAD
NOKTii. south.
Accommodation Train , e.to A.M. 8 on A. M.
Mall Train 7.3J3 A. M 4.49 1'. M
Bxpross Train 1.07 1'. M. 11.43 A. .'.I
OATAWI8SA HAIL 110A1).
ftoxTii, Boom
Accommodation Tmln ,9 A. M. T,fO r. M.
tlegulnr Express 4.04 p. M. 11,41 A. M.
Throngh cars on Express train either to New York
or Philadelphia. Accommodation train runs between
Catawlssa and Wlltlainsport.
FUHLIU SALES.
Kxcentors of William Milnes decease!, will
sell real emtc nt Erpy, I.iino Kitlgc nuil Ku
pert on November 19th and iiotli.
Kxccutor of Christian Wolf deceased will sel
real estate in Mllllm, November 9th.
The Kxccutors of Henry lleMilinc, will olTer
real cstalo for sale on the premises in I-ishing-
creek township on November 7th nt 1 o'clock
p. ni.
Adminitrator of Montgomery Colo decens
cd wi'l sell real estate In Sugarloaf, November
JOth.
AdtninMrator of D. A. Bowman deceased
will sell real estate In Centre township Novem
bcr 14tli at two o'clock.
See iidvertiBements in other columns.
We were unable logo to preia until lite
TlinmUy night owing to large amout of
Slicrlfl's advertising coming In on Thursday
morning that requires Insertion thin week and
also that we might give the full rote of the
county. This delay prevented our making the
Thursday's malls.
Last Monday morning as William Ringroee
nnd Thomas Oorcy, were at work on the house
of John 3. Sterner, corner of Third and West
vttects, tho scaflolding gave way and they were
precipitated to ihe ground, falling about twen
ty five feet. Qorey had his arm broken, head
and face badly bruised, and several wounds on
the body, and lilngroee was Injured Internally
nnd badly cut. We are Informed that ibe acci
dent occurred through the neglect of eome one
to secure the scoQold properly.
Is your life worth 25 cent? If It U do no t
neglect a couch or cold. Uae Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup at once.
Wo are Borry to learn that Johnny U. Hart
man ag-d 14 or 15 years son of A. B. Ilarlraan
of Buckhorn.sllpped and fell at school and broke
his leg below the knee on Tueed ly foren'nn.
Do you love your children? Th'ii do not
nllow lliem to suffer with coughs and cold.
Get a bottle of Dr. Unas' Expectorant, and thus
have the means at hand to avert a falnl termi
nation. IIcqkiiork, Nv.tlh, 1S78.
Mt)rs. Kditcirt Columbian
Silunlay evening November 2d wai the oc
casion of mirth and glee nt the residence of Sir.
Sylvester l'ursel. T'wai "Clark" the only son
who caused Ihe trouble. He being tired of
hunting and fulling alone took unto himself a
wife. The amiable and esteemed Miss Allie
Dieterick, being the honored victim. Invita
tions" Laving been issued, the guests began to
arrive about 4 o'clock, among whom were no
ticed Iho Buckhorn band who seem to be per
fectly adapted to such occasions, being a vocal,
s ring and brass combined. Supper wis soon
tilled when fifty or more partook of such a re
past as Is. seldom gotten up even in our cities;
About 9 o'clock the quests began to leave, but
leaving their many well wishea for Clark and
wife, and as many thanks to Sirs, and .Mr. l'ur
sel for the Madnesses received at their hands.
"Guest."
TUB WALKING MAN.
l'rof. H. Faux, the great walker, who ap
pearcd In our midst a few days ago gave an ex
hlbitlon of his lowers on 'Washington elreet on
Monday last. Those who timed him claim
that he walked half a mile In 2:30. He was
dressed in a gause shirt, knee britches, red
stnrklnps and ' white shoes. A quarter of a
mile was measured offon Washington street and
whim starting, he bounded off like a flash.
large number of persons had gathered it the
storejdoors.'windows and on the side-walks to
witness the feat and at times the street was in
poor condition for the performance, owing to iui
crowded slate. The Lancaster, Pa., IitUlXigenetr
gives the I'rofessor a handsome notice, in which
he savs :
"Mr. Kaux has without doubt a peculiar
stride, yet It is said by competent judges who
have watched him closely, and so far have been
unable to detect any false movement, to be a
square heel and tie walk.
The fastest time on record is that of an En
glish professional, whose record for a single
mile is 0:10. Mr. Faux claims Ihat he can
walk a mile in five minutes. If he can do It,
he is the fittest walker in the world. He
claims to have walked 110 miles in 19 hours,
and says he can produce a lady pedestrian who
can walk 19 miles in four hours. He
weioln 142 nounds and is 23 years old. His
residence is Scranlon where he first took to
walking." l'rof. Faux was employed the pas'
week nt Ilambleton Fair, next week will be em
ployed by the Fair in Kent county and after
lliitt by the Maryland State Fair.- -Euston Mil.
Gazette.
TnR BitiTiBii QuAiiTr.nLY ItLVinw for
October has just been published by tlio
Leonard Scott Purliriiino Co , 41 li.uc
lay St., New York. ,Wc. brldly describe
the contents.
1. "The Universities nnd the lteiialsi-
nee," Describes the condition of thu r.ti-
ropetn Universities In the mlddla of fif
teenth century, nntl the changes in which
the revolution in.leftrniiig nnd religion pro
duced In tliemespoclally in elevating tho
studies, and awakening nndlcvcloping tho
spirit of free Inquiry.
2. "Lesslng as Philosopher mm theolo
gian. A short biographical aicilcn, to
gether with nn argument that nny attempt
to classify Jessing as a Posltlvlst or Human
ist, or to represent him us not ti Tlieist, Is un
warranted and misleading.
3. "Jouhcrt." Joseph .Toubert nnd his
Pemtei are probably unknown to many rif
our readers. Tho work occupies n high
place In French literature, nnd compares fit
torably wlthjthe well-known l'enstes of Pas
cal.
4. "Butter anil Cream." A curious in
quiry whether the Greeks nnd Romans made
any use of these articles.
5. "Bosnia, Herzegovina, anil Austria.'
Describee the various races inhabiting the
empire of Austria, and, on tho whole, ap
proves of the Austrian occupation of these
provinces.
. "Tent Work In Palestine." This book
is ono of the results of survey of Western
Palestine recently completed, nnd tells of
tho strango Eastern people, their ways nnd
their words, and points out the illustrations
ol the Bible yielded by the survey.
7. "Mr. Hughes on the IMiMU'ime'it.'
8. lbe three treaties:. A very severe
attack on Lord Beacon-field's E-istern
policy.
9. Conlempornry'I.lterntiire.
The periodicals reprinted by the Leonat d
Scott Publishing Co. (41 Barclay Street, N
Y.) are as follows : 77ic London (Jttarlcry,
ICJinburgh, Wcttminttcr, nnd A'nViVi tyunr
lerly Jcevtem, anil lllatkti ood Alngmi,u'
Price $4 a year for any one, or only $15 lor
all, and the postago is prepaid by the Pub
Ushers.
NEVER HMUItS,
It Is paid that one out of every four real In
valids who go lo LVnvtr, Col., to recover health,
never return to the F,st or South except n a
corpse. Tho undertakers, next to tli-i hotel
keepers, hnvelhe most prnfililile bmlne-s This
excessive mortality may be prevented nnd pa
tients satcil nnd cured under ihccaru of friend
and loved ones lit home, if they will but use
Hop Bitters In lime. This we know. Sco oth-
column,
Business Notices
The cheapest nnd best rrndy-mado Cloth"
Ing ulways on hand lit Lowenberg's.
Tho latest stylo of hats nlways on hniul nt
1). I.owenberg s.
Overcoats, Overcoats,
For Men, ll.jys nnd Children
nt 1). Lnwenbcrg's-
Wlnter Clothing cheaper than ever at D.
Lowe nberg s.
A line selection of Lidles' Gold Watches
ml Chains, both American nnd imported
by tho best makers at L. liernhurd h Jewel
ry Store.
lioot headquarter at, McKlnney's.
two huudrcd
November, the first month proclaiming the
embers of the dying year, is upon ns. It de
rives its name from Novem, nine. The last o
the autumnal signs was Sagitariue, because
when the sun passed it tho trees were nearley
divested of their foliage which the ancicnta con
sidered as Indicative of the season for hunting,
and hence they represented the constellation un.
der the figures of an archer with bow and ar
rows. The Saxons named it Wint Manalh
Thankful von the Pitorir without
THK Pain. A Scotch druggi-t was nrnu-ed
by the ringing of his night bell, lie arose
went down stairs, anu served n ciHomr
with a doso of salts,. His wife grumbled
What profit do you get out of that
penny V
'A ha'penny,' was tho reply.
And for that ha'penny jou'll lie awake
long time,' rejoined his wife.
'A-weel,' replied the placid druggist, the
dose of salts will keep him uwake much
Lutz Sc Sloan have
shawls Price "5 cts. to
nhout
Trade, dnll.irs taken for 100 cents lit
V. O. McKiiinry's.
DOBHIN'ri ELKOl'ItIO SOAP,
liming obtained the agency of this
Ci:i.KiuiATi:i Soap
for Bloom-burg nnd vicinity, I append the
opinion of some of our best people us to it?
merit".
I linvo ii"ed Dobbin's Electric soap made
bv I. I j. Crngin & Co., Philadelphia, Pn ,
lor vn'iiii!f about ten years, md think it
superior to any other. Mrs. U. (5. Ii.irkley.1'
"Wel.nvniised Dobbin s hlectricti'iitpiwd
find it superior to nny otlur or all vtlian.
i').rs, V. II. .lucoby,
Mrs. II. H. Stobncr.
I desiie nil mv friends nud customers to
Give thin Sotin otic Trinl,
po that they may know ju-t how good tie
Uet So.ip in thu United states i.
.1. II. Maizi:.
jilly 12, '78-lv Blnomsburg, Pit.
New dre.-s go. ids and more dress triminiujn
leeowcd at l.utz iV fc'oati s tins ve.
Boot mid Klines chtnp at McKionej '.
Cramplon's Palm Soap is tiio hrt laun
drv soap in thisor any othi r iiiiiikct. F'.r
may lS-!Iw
below C'oujt
sale by Jacob II. Maize.
Mclvinneys Shoe Store
House.
More New MataWo and lV-aver UioaUinij.s
for tho ladies at Lutz & Sloan's.
(wind month). The closing day of November longer; let us thank heaven that we have
Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is recommended by
all druggists as being a purely vegetable nnd
reliable preparation for Babies. Price 25 cents.
WEATiiEit niivmv FOll OOTOUEK.
The following Is the meteorological summary
at Catawissa for the month of Ostober, 1878,
compiled from observations by W. G. Yellcr.
Barometric Pleasure Highest reading n
the 2'ith, 30 37 inches ; lowest reading on the
23rd, 28.97 Indus; monthly mean, 30.02 inch
es; monthly range, 1.40 inches.
Tempeinture of the Air Highest reading on
IhelGth, 81 degrees ; lowest reading on the
29tb, 27 degrees; monthly mean or average for
the month, 55 degrees; monthly range, 51 de
grees; greatest dally range on the 21st, 37j de
grees; least daily range on the 18th, 9 degrees.
Moisture Mean relative humidity, C9 per
cent number of days on which rain fell, H;
amount of rain fall, 4.14 inches.
Wind The i revailing wind was from the
south-west, and the highest hourly velocity .dur
ing Ihe month was 53 miles from the south
east on Iho 23rd, which exir'.ed a pressure of
14 pounds to the square foot of exposed surf
aces.
Miscellaneous Phenomena Frost occurred on
Ihe 7th, 13 h, 20th, 21st, 22J, 24th, 25th, 20th.
28lh and 29 h ; Ice formed in exposed pirn-ton
the 7ih, 13ih, 21st, 22d, 2Clh, 28lh and 29th
light snow fell on the 31it, being the first of the
season in this vicinity.
Certainly there is no other American manu
facture that can, witli equal justice with Fair-
barks' Scales, claim the honorable distinction
of being a universal standard, Cbminercmwlui'
On the eve of an election it is a disreputable
hut customary practice to circulate falsehood
too lain to be denied, that arc expected to bene
fit favorito candidates. It is useless as a gener
al thing lo attempt to refute these ysri " but
now that the e'ection is over wf refer t'i false
hood ti"ed by a ureenbackel gain votes for
his candidate for State Senator. On Monday
evening a few hours before the polls opened wo
were informed that a package of tickets contain
ing the names of all tho democratic candidates
except that of Geo. D. Jackson for Senator, In
whose stead James P. Herdlc was inserted, lind
been delivered in Madison township to u mem
ber of the Democratic Standing Coininlltee,wiih
the assertion that the package was sent to him
by one of the editors of the Columbian. This was
utterly false. Wo prirted such tickets, as a
matter of business with the distinct understand
ing that we would have nothing to do with
their circulation, The tickets were delivered
by a man sent for thtm by Mr. Ilerdic, and we
had nothing whatever to do with sending them
oi't, but on the contrary, refused to give this
man who was n stranger in lhn county, any in
formation as lo whom he should deliver them
We printed the tickets for the tame reason that
we printed some for Mr. Klotz, for Mr. Ent, for
the Greenback parly, because they were order
ed and paid for, and our refusal lo print could
by no means have prevented their circulation,
as they would have got them elsewhere. Any
assertions, however, that we did anything for
nny body but the straight Democratic nominees
are false. We were for Dill and Ihe whole tick
el, first, last and all the time, but we could not
for that reason close up our job ofhee and re
fuse to do printing for any body else.
The NEWfirAFEU Businias. Here Is how a
btoiher journalUt puU it! "We eupjiose that
many people think that newspaper men are per
tlsttnt duns; let a farmer place himself in
similar business position and see if he would
not do the same. Suppose he raised two thous
and bushels of wheat, and his neighbor should
coiee and buy a buhel, and Ihe price was
small mailer of only two dollars or less, and
the neighbor says, "I will hand you Ihe amount
in a few days." As Ihe farmer did not wsnt to
bo small about the matter, lie says all right, and
the man leaves with the wheat. Another come1
in Ihe fame way until the whole of the one
thousand bushels of wheat are trusted out lo
one thousand different persons, and not one of
the thousand purchasers concerns himself about
It, for It Is a small amount that he owts the far
roer, and of course Ihat would not help htm
any. He dots not realize that Ihe fanner has
fritter! d away all Ida large crop of wheat, and
Ihat lis value Is due him in a thousand llttl
V l:' driblets, si'd 'hat he is seriously embarrassed I
his lu'i ' Ucaie his debtors treat it as a 11
lie mat'' But If all ould pay him promptly
it would be a very large amount to the fanner,
and tnable him to carry on his business without
diflirully. The above comparison Is too true of
lh difficulties Ihat Ihe newspaper man has lo
contend with."
A bear wss killed in Ml, Plcastnt townsh
lakt Friday Ly the Crawford brothers. A iiuui
bcr of our cllliens Indulged in slice of bear
meat.
Is St. Andrew's St. Cecelia has also conferred a
ghoBtly honor on his month, as well as upon mu
sic. Leigh Hunt says November "with its loss
of verdure, its frequent rains, tho fall of leaf,
and the visible approach of winter, is undoubt
edly a gloomy month to the gloomy, but to oth
ers It brings but pensiveness a feeling very far
from being destitute of pleasure; and if the
healthiest and most imaginative of us may feel
tlitir spirits pulled down by reflection connected
with earth Its moralities and its mistakes, we
shall but strengthen ourselves the more lo make
strong and sweet music with the changeful but
harmonious movements of nature."
But what is there sad in November! The
crysanthemums and dahlias are out in their glo
ry ; the forest Irees are as gay as a rainbow ; the
air is bright, crisp and invigorating ; there are
corn husking in the barns of the farmers ; ap
ples are gathered in ; fires are kindled, parties
and balls are given, business Is brisk in town
and country. The leaves fall in October, it is
true, but there is nothing sad or melancholy in
that nny more thai there is in putting off an old
dress lo nut on a new one. If the leave fall It
must not be forgotten that they enrich the soil
and protect ihe roots of the tree- which bore
them. If they did not fall (here would bo no
green buds and white blossoms In the spring,
October and November are bright, jolly and en
joyable months, the most so of any year. 'There
is nothing so bright as a day in June except a
day in October. But the brightness glories and
L-aieties of November will follow their predeces
sors into Ihe dread and solemn past, coveted by
the nail of dark December. Coming after Ihe
sad summer wherein a destroying peetilenc be
numbed the energies of the people in one of the
fairest nor lions of our land, and caused the or
dinary pleasures and recreations of society to be
neglected and tho nations to be.bathed in sorrow
because of Ihe carnival of death, a sadness
marks its advent Ihat all its brilliancy cannot
efface. But its bracing atmosphere will stop Ihe
tre id of the reaper and dry the tear of grief and
sorrow and bring security to the house of mourn
Ing. Exchange.
the profit and not the pain of the transac
tion." Harper's Magazine Drawer.
HUNT'S
REMEDY
U aifl. IIUMT'M 11 K.
Tho Trent Kidney
Mr ill i hm H li"t a uew
cuniKjunl it lias been
btforclliejiubllcatycara
and UHt by all cMshci.
HUNT'S ltlvMK.lY
tins saved frnmllniri rlnir
dlBease and death hun
dred vha liavo been
firlvpn up by rbynlrlans
MKllV riirH nil Ilia.
VtftMtoTthf Kldneyx, Bladder, and Irluary
OrtMUt UropiVt Gfftel, J) label et, and
InromlnenrtB nd Helen! Inn of (Trine.
BUNT'HKKMt.DY encourages sleep, creates an
pMttte, bracM up the lyatem, and renewed health
la Ik Hide, Hark, or J.nttii, (.'merit. Debll-
lITt Femal Dines art, Jnalurked !lcen, Loss
of Appetite, llrlRht's DUnno of thu Kid
rathdftll Crnnplalntn of the rrJno-IJenltnl
ri.na. . i
Grant nt on llrollicr'n Palm wan nt Jacob
II. Maizo'fc. It is the brt. Try it.
may 3-lSv
Ailmtfat.on free nt .McKiimey's.
Marriages.
i,jur.d tbe turnout reliance may oe placed In It.
itz.air.ii x i rrepiireu
ot dlaeaaeat and i
uerer been
subtle, and tt
r.ii.
timm trial will Min.
Vtaee.yoa
tad Tor pamphlet to
ITU. Tt CLARKE,
fYOTXDUfCZ R. !
HUNTS
, LiNDSEY'S BLOOD SEARCHER,
It to rmi.ai imouii .ariiirn -
iTtmr, Hprofiil, I'lofiM, ii.nW, I'unj If
" and all Illood di rill to Ua woixlc
fnl i,nw.n. IIIimmI I lit uuaraul
ofhtAlln. Itctdi ' It raft i tnj on ' hcrof;
f nt child of rrjiili. "Mr K SHllt" lar '
tmrt, . I'nra II- H. L. bt I l.r 1 4.
frnp', filttburih, tt. SoU ty DntjjiiV
Al'L SHUTT. On Tuesday morning Norembcr
6(h, lsTS, at the Lutheran IMrsonagu, .Mala street.
nioomsburg ra., by tho ltev. ti. I), s. Mnrclay. Mr.
Jacob Mil and Mrs. Kato Shult, bothot Hl,inmsbuiv
1M.
Thchaypycouplo tool: tho early noon tialn Dr
their weddlusr tour, attended by tho food wlV.ics t
their trleuds, that they realko their ru'.l attire of
llte'a Joys
II'IMIIOV FULK.-On October Iho VJIU Inst., by
. r, Mooro Ksq , Win. 11. Ilomboy of Hcmloci; town
ship to Elnora Fulk of tho eame place.
t)lt?i:L-l)Ii;V21tlUK .On Thursdiy evenlnj,'
October 24th, 1S7S at tho t.'ithcran purhona?e Main
htrect llloomsbur;,' I'a., by tho llev. O. I), s. .M.irclay,
Mr, 1). Clark I'ursel and M133 M. AIlco Vlctcrlck
beta of near Iiloomsburg l'a.
apr 19. TS-ly
eo w i
IowELf, Mans., Mar 15, 1876.
M trans. Wm. M Giles & Co. QentUmen
have been sutlerinc for ten years with pcialic
enniatiam, ami the different kinds of I.im
ment I have ii'fil during that lime may be euli
nated by .'alloni. About two wpeks ago I ob
tained a bottle of your linlruent Iodide Ammo,
a of your aeenH K. A K. Bailey Sc Co.j it
gave ine almoft Instantaneous relief fr6m ialn,
nd flnce that time I have been steadily Im
nrovinK. It has done me more good than any
edlcino that I have before uned. 1 have been
obliged lo carry a cane until within two weekB,
nee which time I have not found it necestary
also wish to state that this testimonial is not
I.O..A l.nn.t ,nn nUnV l,t 1.1' ltd I ft .
Hr..l I.... !!!. !.!,. I,, Ik.l lh.r b" V'"""' ' " '
ruiiiucu, uu . h..v ... ...v I with satisfactory results In ou-rv cae. on can
may be benefitted as 1 have own. I , i i,.,i r,
(Sigmd) Mrs. N. I'orviy.
13 ltoott Cororallon.
Sold ly all dniggifU. Bend for pamphlet
Dn. Qilks,
120 West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial siie 25 cents.
A 8UDDKN DUA'lil.
There i something terrible in the thought of
having our friendn stricken ilcmn al i.ur ide,
without a parting word of endeHrment or conrO'
lation one moment at our hide in i he llj.h of
yigorous life, cheering our he.-irU with ihrir lin
ing sympathy ; the next at our f-it, p-ili- with
death, deaf to our dies and litidlts of our
ars.te Every exceiwively'f'tt pt'rntt U in con
slant dancer of such a death. Seven ii ll.s of
the victims of obesity die of h -nt i'.io u
apoplexy. Allan's Anil Rtl, the ri I y rune '
for obesity, nil urea ihe. wtiu'hl bv ngul.itiiiK
the ilimnlion and as-"imil ilion of ihe iiMid. i i
perfectly harmless and it iho will in ire, i
every InHtance, a reduction of weight fiom tw
to five pouniU a week.
AN AMONISIUNII I'.UT,
A large proportion of the Vincriean penpl
are to-dny dying from the ell'i et of lly.-iep..ia
or disordered liver. Tho re.ult ol'thi'.e di-eiv
es upon the massesof intelligent and nluabl
people is most alarming making hie actually
burden instead of n pleavant exi-tenceof enjoy
ment and usefulness as it ( light In lie. There
is no good reason for this, if you will only throw
aside prejudice nnd skepticism, lake the nd-iie
of Druggists nnd your friends, and and try one
bottle of Green's August Flower Your speedy
relief is certain Millions of bottles nl lliisiued
Cull at Mi'Kinney'a for Shoes..
Try it
Palm l'alm-
At Jacob 11. Mnizc'h-
may 3-lSw
Ilubbers nt MeKinney's.
-l!uy it
I'alm Soap
-at Jr.enb 11. .MaizeV
Deaths.
Sll VllltBTTS-October 22, 1873 at llapy, Vera Mar
tin, the Infant diugliter of ltev. E. A. Mnrretts and
his wife Hlizabeth, a,-ed 4 months and It days. The
funeral serMces were held on the 2-ltii tilt., at Ks.
py la tho Lutheran Church of which Iho Iicv. Mr.
hharrelts Is pastor, ltev. Mr. Marclay of niooins
burg onicl.UlDt'. Tho inanlfebt deep aympatliy and
condolenco by tlio parUhloners of th'j bereived .pis-
tor, Indicates how dearly Mr. Sharretts Is biloved
by his people. The Interment took place at tho bur
ial ground of HrUrcreck church. Even death shall
bo destroyed.
It MtNINflEH.-On October 21th, is;, at import,
Klinber Michael llttl.) son nt Wm llarulnger aa I
his wife Matilda, aud i jears, 11 months aud in
d.u s. Tho Interment on tho !itth at fatau lss.i, ltev.
Mr. Mnrelay cntelatlng. Just ono week brore th"ie
now doubly bereave 1 pirents hvl b'liieil a dear
blight llttlo boy of fi years. After all "d?atli in ly bo
the greater good."
In (ireenuooJ 'Jut li lust., daughter of Francis Eves
aged about 10 soars.
In Greenwood !3th lust., Miss Elizabeth Kveb ttiM
about 40 jears.
Near Mord.insi lllo 2Mb Inst , Isaac C'rawfoid aged
13 ears and ID inonlhs.
OOUKT PUOCLArATION.
Si I EKI FFSIS ALE.
I'.y Mrtun of sundry writs luaued outpf tho Court
of (oinraqn I'lcas of Columbia county, and to tao I
Ulrtfteilwni t exposed to public sale at tho Court
Houc Plocmsburg, at ono oUoctc p. ta. en
MONDAY, I)EOi:MUEUi2d,'s1878.
All Ihose'threo Hsot ground lying and belnc In
the borough of Contralto, In Columbia county, Noa,
t,2itil,!nWoi;kNo. as, being the store property
yhcjfon pro ij-cctod a '.tjWO-story frame dwelling
andsWo wlllt a two Mory plank ktoro room, waro
loom rflta feett loom itttached,
",:.. . .1 "AliO,
' .rlltfuttef'MlnlOtof ground ljlng and being In
thortwoufeh of Centralla, In Columbia county, No. s
mtbik o. di,n width Is erected u two-story
ftatqo dKcllltifc'
, Z . t ALSO,
All thoso two certain lots of ground situate, lying,
and otlng Irl fMaAi Is"sa, (u Columbia county I one of
Ihetnboiindal.oh.thoweBt by Front street thirty-
lliefect. on tho.lior,!" by lot of John Brobst two
hundred and ten feet, cast by an alley thirty-five
feet, south 'liv iTn allev two hundred and tin feet.
I containing beien thousand three hundred and fifty
of.lot No. 12 on Front street, thence by lotlNO. 11
sonteast suienty rcet to post,thenco by land of
Lvrv Melz Kiuthwtst, uearlyj parallel to Front
stiett, sttenty feet to a post tnjlne with lot No. 10,
thence iiorllmestwardlyRcveuty.feet to Front street
thence In line with Front street northeast seventy
fccttothopUco of beginning, being lot No. tt, on
which last do.T'rlbed lot thcro Is a two-story frarao
house anduutoulldlngs: Also, together with all tho
houses, buildings, barns and appurtenances to tho
more-mentioned lots belonging.
Seized, takea Into execution at the suit of Ths
First National Hank of Ashland, Fa. against llobert
Hrjson, Juliu llryson and Itobert Uorrell, trading as
llob-it nrisoii S Co. Limited, and to bo sold as the
propel ly of Hubert 'iryson, John llryson and Itobert
oeneiltiu ling as ltoberl Hrjson tCo. Limited.
Hiti.zf., Aiwruej. Vend. Ex.
ALSO,
All ill it c tain lot or uareel of ground sltuato In
the town tf l.loumlnirg, Columbia county, Pennsyl-
iu 1 1, (lese.iiji'd as rjtlows, to-wlti Hounded on the
north n.i an allin, east by lot of (lharles Crug, on
llH sunt n Uj I if Hi street, and on Iho west by Catha
rine sti i el, containing forty-tight feet front and one
Una led .in I eight) feet In depth ; on which t re
eieu d u frame dwelling-house, barn and outbuild
ings.
Miz.vl. tak nlnto exocultm at the suit of lames
K I er n . t ir tho use of Isaac Ikeler against An
tliow r, rw hUgt r an J to bo sold as tho property of
Andre v tor a linger.
Il.ti.Kii, .ttui nej . Vend Kx.
. !., ALSO,
All thai certain lot of ground sltuato In Jackson
township, , 'oluml'la county, l'enusylvanla.descrlbed
as loltn.v t-).,ML : ilouudoil on Iho north by lands
t.i rl.iiut--. Ail, li ii, oil the east by lands of Harvey
t reulli -. nn u,o wi -t lo lands tt Georgo Wagner,
arid, in i.i. u itu bi lands ut Nehemtah Kilo and
n.i!-, . ' r.,iiti,- eo'talnln three hundred and
ton -i' re i ii- Ii'th. on which arc erected a
it. 11 1 !. i i-i . iirn and water injwcr.
KtA ' int, i execution al tho suit of Ellis II.
'iTa-1 r in'a;ln I l ) . Meeker aud to bo sold as
Hw ro,,, itA ui J. J. Meeker,
j EMiu-i, ' Uouio, end.x.
'. , . , ALSO.
'Vwertot-s n-vroiinii situate in tho borough of Cen
liulla, Columbia county. 1'ennsjlvanla, being lltty
.fijiit In wl.llh and one hundred and forty feet
m, uep'ii win n on aie eretteti iho iwo-siory iramo
'daoilhiit l.OiiHi n, said lots bounded and described as
VolHws : N"orlli by I'ark street, eust by street,
squtl) by inetint lolsand west by lots of M. Lawler.
ALSO,
A lot of gi otind situate In the borough, countyand
State afotesdld, bounded and described as follows:
Number one No. 1) block cno hundred and eighteen
(IfS) northby Park street, east by an alley, south by
lot lately on ncd by llllam Torrey, and west by Lo
cust Avenue, whereon Isoiecteda two-story frame
dwelling house.
A LSO,
11 tho r'ght, i Itle and aud Interest of slid Itobert
(iorrellln tho estate of Mary Oorrell, deceased.
s-elzed, taken Into execution at tho suit of The
National lifink of Ashland, Fa. against Itobert Oor
rell and lo be sold as the property o! llobert (JorrelL
, 1'uefze, Attorney, Vend Kx-
ALSO,
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate In
the towna'.ili of lirlai creek, Columbia county descri
bed In tuo pieces, but held and occupied as one
bounded as follow : lieglnnlng at a ttone corner to
liiul latoottlenryErlttatn'tUhence north eighty-four
arid ono hair degrees east eighty perches to a black
o ik s ipling la thu county lino of Luzerne and Co
lumbia, thence by the snmo south three degrees,
west ono hundred 'and slxty-nve perches to land
U'e of lieriiard seybert, thenco west forty-four
perched to an oak sapllng.theuco north twenty-eight
nnd one half degrees west one hundred and two
P'rclies to uind lato of Henry l)r!ttatn,thence by the
same north lltty and one-half degrees east twenty
seien andoue-ti'iith perches to a black oak, thence
north two degiees cast forty-nlno percaea to plae
of beginning, containing seventy-live acres and one
hundre 1 und t-1c en perehes more or less. The other
piece of laud adjoining tho abovo Is bounded by be-
Innlngata b'aekoak,thencowest tlfty-two and slx-
lenth i riches to a white oak, thence north two de
grefs east twenty-two and two-tenth perches toa
stone, tbunce north Jltty-threo degrees, west eigh
teen and Lwo-tenth erches to a stone, thence north
twenty-one and a halfdegrees east thirty-seven and
eight-tenth perehes to a stone, thence north forty
one degrees west seventeen perches to a stone,
theueo north lift) and onc-halr degrees east sixteen
nud two-tenth perehes to u ttone, thence north twen-
ty-t lglit and one-half degrees west ono hundred and
two pen ie. to thplico of beginning, containing
ient -ot.e acres more or less, together nlnety-slx
lines an i on" numbed and oleum perches(exceptlng
mil "f the 1 1st iecrll,ed piece, two-thirds of an acre
it 1sn I wit' the nppurtcnances lying along the
ruadiroi'i I'uuudr.iM'lo to Iho grist mill on the prem
ise, in iMi.iieii i Kiuiei MllieDon whleli are erected a
I. r,e gi Ui ml.l, a large bank barn.frame farm house
un t dl-i llleiy
h( lze I, taken Into cm cut Ion at the suit cf (leorgo
1I4 ,sej lu i i. against Uanlel V. seybert, and to be sold
a III" i icperty of I anl 1 F. Se) bert.
Vend Ex.
BLOOMSBURG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DI8TRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rv. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. M., Principal.
Tilts SCHOOL, as at present constituted, oners the very tst famines for Professional and Classical learnlni
Hulldlnm sDaclous. invlumr and commodious : completely boated by steam, well ventilated. Hunted by cas. am
Bprlng water.
nwuuuil UCIUU11UI, kuiu coal u, nMrrvs. i.M4nDQ.ini rcutxn. cuiucui, mn miiii w vuoir nvii. Liiaif uuc, iiiiu uu, kiuu. uuiiui i
moderate. Kitty cents a week deduction to all expecting to teach. Btudents admitted at any ttme. Uooms reserved when desired.
furnished with a bountiful supply of pure,stftt
Discipline, firm but kind, uniform and thorough, Kxpensea
IV. Course in Art, V. Course in Physieal Culture.
Teachers experienced, efficient, and allro to their work,
to all exDwitlng to teach. Btudents admitted at anv ttma.
t;uurses or aiuay prescnueu uy tue duiiv i
I, Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical.
Adjunct Courses : I Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course in Music,
The Elementary. Scientific and Classical Courses are PUOKKSStONAL, and Students graduatng therein, receive state Diplomas, conferring the follow-In
corresponding IX'grees j Master ol tho Elements; Master otrthe Sciences; Master of the Classics. Graduates In tho other Courses receive Normal Uurtlili i-ci
their attainments,, signed by the Officers of tbe Board of Tustee ,
The course ol Htud y prescribed by the State Is liberal, and theS Menttnc and Classical courses are not Inferior to thoso of our best Colleges.
The state requtresa higher order of citizenship. The limes del land It. It Is one of the prime objects ot this School to help to secure It. bv rurnWilnglnl"!'!
gent and efficient Teachers for her schools. Tothtsendlt solicits young persons of cood abilities and irood nurixiss. -those who desire lohnnrove tlielr t..r.e
and their talents, as student. To all such It promises aid In developing their powers, and abundant opportunities for well paid labor after leal Ing School. Fur
Catalogue, address the Frlnclpal.
hum. wii.i.ia.11 Kl.wiii.i
sept. 8. -id.-
l'rrsldenl Board f Trnsteea
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"You Don't Know tieir Talua,"
luya sample bottle for ten tents to try. Threo
doses will relievo tho worst fuse. Positively
sold by all druggists on the Western Continent.
wg. 30,'78-tf jl
N0THINO HIlOKTOr UsMISTAKAlll.t llKNKtirs
Conforred upon tens of thouw mis of suITerers could
originate and maintain the reputation which A)cr's
HarsapartHaen0)S. It Is a comiound of Iho let
vegetable alteratliea, with the luiidi soi i"otasium
and Iron, and Is tbe most erfeduul of uil reuiedles
"They cured mo of (Ague, BilouBness, and I for scrofulous, mercurial, or titod dhonieis, I'ul-
Kidney Complaint, as rcconimcnded. I had successful and certain In us remedial eifects,
lialfbotllo left wbich I used for ray two lit- ,.., Umnor, numies. i:run ion. skin ins.
tie girls who tlio doctors and neighbors said I eases and alldisorders arising nomtmpurliy of the
could Dot be cured. Iam confident I should I Wood, uy Italmlgorntlngeneei- II alwiosrelleics
ana one n tures uver wtuipiuiuic, itinmu m-u.
noasesind In egukirlt les, aud Is a jiotctit i enew er of
vitality. For puiit)lng the blond It has no tipial.
It tones up the system, restores mil puseiiea iho
health, and Imparts vigor and tni rgy. Fur forty
years It has been In extensive use, and Is to-day tho
available medicine for tho euffertng sick, anywhire.
FOR S4I.lt BY Jil L DSlllUS.
ao ,
liavo lost both of them one night if I bad not
bad the Hop Bitters in my house to use. 1
found they dono them eo much good I contin
ued with them, and they are now well. That
is why I say you do not know half of the val-
uo of Hop Bitters, and do not recoomend them
high enough." B.. Rochester, K, X.
Reflect that In every cemetery one-half of tha
silent tenants are the victims of neglected
Coughs and colds; and If you are thus afflicted,
niJ their fate by resorting alaHM lo HaUtllm-
ryof Ilorthound aud ihr. an Immediate, sgreea
hie. and certain means of cure. Bold by al
Drug girls. Pike's Tcolhatht Diopi cute in
I ii u to'
A GOLD MEDAL
baa been awarded at tbe Paris F.xposlllon ot isis to
J. & P. COATS.
rn ihfip ifRt Kttord Hnool Cotton, contlrmtni? the
I eattmati) placet! upoa tlictr omU ut all 11 iu Worlds
fcU positions from that at Iniion. Imw, to the ren
tutulal EsroUloD ot 1670. v limit lu'y KHknillplonm
for 'NlI!'KtUUH Clttb.XllJl Ati r-ACl-L.iT.. i
Tlet'Oonl I'rlwcfftKlUcr MPilat was tnkfu by
thA u miinantlo 1 lneu Conn any. u lik h cluUan to bo
A man natneil Maloney. return to hiB u. .?wcw champion or hm&i
home at Walker's Mills, Allegheny county, paria.
ill!: JL?'A (of.a NO GRAND PRIZES were awarded
nnddurincall that timo no communication ior bDOOl UOttOn at 1 AUlb
nan. hnltraon litmcAil ond ui a alinni I LfouafB .1. iC 1". f. (jfLla 11a Vfl Chi IiullIK 11 111 I n LUCK'
,u ,,.t " ',,', ' etrit:i .' helarirotsiooll'otton Mlllx In Iho I nlted
he found in good circumstances. I !' ' K,ery SmceJj of manufurturu from tho raw
cotton lo tha nnlshed spool H eouducu d iiiero. Tin ir
, ,. , ,. .... i amencan-tnaou biiwi v uiium hiwi. uiu u.uiuouuu
The society tlite ol tho Canadian capitol is I ivntenntal, and hllo they hau neer claimed sm
thrilled, entmrccd. ecslaMcd, over the an- ST&lATSSi
nouncemeni 01 tlio long sinng oi o'gniianes i f, -M,Wllctlon ot announeiuiflhai they linobo
that the tnaniuis ot liortio brings with luiu to laenuned ihcnisenes huh tins couutry, that
keep iroul ueooiuiug vutiruiy uaiuarisu uuriug
his reslueuoo in tlio AUiencau nnucruwa,
Tho renort that tho Arabs about Hagdail
liavo revolted britigs up tbe fear that the
tomb of Sinbad the sailor has been desecrated.
IP ii,; nrnvH to Lo the cose tlio etlect unon
kyuipatiictlo llerlin nd tbe English money I Mule AgentN lu I'lillailt'li
market will be "depressing" byojd calcula-1 . a, .. ro t'
KM. MT.ta fHrfr,
AMERICA is rcprcssAtcd by
J. &P, C0AT3, is st 11
AfteRd n Spool Cotton.
BATES & COATKS.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Ily virtuo of sundry writs Issued out of tnc Court
o' Common Tleas of Columbly county, and to me
directed will bo exposed to nuhllo sale at the Ceurt
House Uloomsburir, tt one o'clock p. m on
MONDAY, DEUEMI1KK 2d, 1878.
All that certain lot or plcco ot ground situate tn
lleaTer township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
bounded on the north by land of Coal and Iron Com
pany, on tho east by land of 0, F. Drelsuach, on tho
south by land of Frederick bhcrman, and on the west
by la"d of LcM McAITee, containing lltty acres, moro
or less, on which aro erected a log house, bank barn
and outbuildings.
i-tlzed, taken Into execution at tho suit ot Ellas
Uentnger against John Hunstnger and u be sold as
tho property of John it unstnger.
Fkhezs, Attorney. Vend Sx.
ALSO,
Atltnatcrtalnlotor pleco of ground sltuato la
tno Town ot Iiloomsburg, Columbia county, Penn
sylvania, described as follows, to-wit : Bounded on
the north by Second street, on tho east by an alley,
on the south by an alley, and on the west by o, V.
Knapp, containing one hundred foot front on Second
street, aud feet in depth, on wtucn aro erected
a brick dwelling hoose.two barns and out-bulldlogg.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or place of ground situate In
Madison township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania.
described aa follows, to-wlt i Bounded on the oast
by land of Jacob shoemaker, on the west by landot
Uriah MUls'stbelrs, and'John BelshlUie, on toe west
by landot John Christian and Amos lienor ana on
the north by land ot William Kabb, containing three
hundred acres on which are erected a house, barn
and ouUbulldlcgs.1
seized, taken Into exocntlsnat the suit ot David
Lowenborg against Valontlne Beldfcman and to be
old as the property ot Valentine Deldleman.
BccKALxws, Attorneys, Vend Rx,
ALSO,
All that certain lot ot ground attnate in the Town
ot Bloomsburg, Columbia county. Pennsylvania,
described aa follows, to wit ; Bounded on Iho north
by an alley, on the east by laad of William Glger,
on the south by street and on the west ujjand
of Jonn Moaer, cantalnlng fifty fact front and one
hundred and fifty feet In depth, on which are erect
ed a dwelling house, stable and ont-bulldlngs.1
Belted, taken Into execution at the suit ot John
Kramer assigned to Precis Byerly and If. C.
Woodward and to hi sold as the property ot John
Cooper.
Fastzs, Attorney. Vend fx.
Terms cash en day at sale.
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
nov. 1, 'JS-ta sucrtlt.
PHOVEflU'.
fitiiir RtiiYifiph. hurt ttT'iiih. Infiltration and
headache easilytcuira by Hop inttere.
"Studv ttnn mttprs tmrik4.UM the medlclne.bo
wise, healthy ana happy,"
WhPti Itffl 1 ft rtrmr. And Tun Axe lrt fill
hope, try Hop Bitters."
"Kttlnpv and nrtnnrv trrmhlfi wntvrrsal. ami
viiu urn v luiic ujiu Hutu rcuifur in iiuu nitina-
rely on it."
'ITon r.lttrrs rtft not pxhnu&t nnd dpRtrov.
but;restoresand makea new."
Berlin. lUllouRnfS. drowslnMw. laundlce. non
uinvrs removes easily."
"nollL Ilmnlps. Frrcltlps. Itotiffh Skin, erun-
iiuus, impure oiooa, uoi uuicrs cure.
"Inactive Kidneys and trlnarj' Organs cauc
tho worst ot dlseasea, and Hop Bliters cures
uicui tut.
More health, aunshlno and Joy la Hop DHlen
uiaa m an oiaer rvmeaica."
Hop CnaKh
Cure nitrt I'ntii
liPKt.
Urllef In Ihr
rOR SALPt BT UOTRR BROTIIIRS
PUBLIC SALE
OK A VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND.
"VVT'IIKKKAS, the linn. WlI.MAM Kl.WKM.
president .luilge of the t'nui t citojer nuil
rerininertina uenerai .ia-i jieinerj, oun ui i;u.ir
tersesslonnof tlm l'eneonnd the Court of common
Pleas ami Orphan-'' court lu tho 'ilth JudleUl 1)1 (
trlct. coinnosed of th" couutle' of ColiuntiU .mil
Montour, niulthe limn. I. K. Kilekluuni and I-'. 1,
Miuinun, Aoclalo Judges of Columlil i county, h.n
Issued their precept, bearlirr date tlie Mlt iin ol
Oct. In iho year of our Lord nii'j thousaml rUhi
hundred and acenty-elght, iitnl to mudlietii'il im
holding a Court utoer and Tenulner and Hem
liuarler Sessions ot the It-ace, I'uuit ot Coniui'-n
Fleas und orphans' court, in iiiooinaourt:. m in-
county of Columbia, on the llrst Monday, being the
H dayot 1)02. next, to continue two weeks.
Notice Is hereby glon to tho Coroner, to tho Jus
tices of tho Peace, and the Constables of tho said
county of Columbia, that 1 hoy bo then and therein
their proper person at 10 o'clock In the forenoon pf
kald :d day ot Dec. with their records. Inrpil
sltlons and other remembrances, to do those things
which to their ofllces appertain to bo done. Aud
those that aro bound by rocognlzauco to prosecute
against the prisoners that are or may bo In the Jail
of the faM county of Columbia, to bo then and tin Ti
to prosecute them as flullbo ut. Jurors aro ic
quested to bo punctual In lhelrnttendance,agreeublj
tothelrnotlces. luted at Iiloomsburg tho 5th day
,1 of ort. in the jour of our Iird one
8. Vthousand eight hundred and seent-t Ight
I aud lu tlio one hundred nnd iblril jeur of
tho Independence ot tho I'nlUd Males of Auieilcu.
MierlU's ortlce, JOHN. . HOFFMAN,
Iiloomsburg, Oct, 31-tc hherirf.
hilt
ITS.
Jill'
LIST OK TKA VKltSK JUItOHS KOlt D1C
CliMliLIlTKlIM, 1S76.
FIKPT WBKK,
Bloom John C. Jones. lM Cox, Michael Waller
.0 Kvaiis, J, M. craw rord, Josi ph H t ldel, c, W
ltuuon.
Heater .1. n. Lonengbcrger
Heuton Win. V. Hess.
Berwick lloyd Williams. J. 1). Thempsou, Sam
uel Chamberlln, Amos F. Creasy.
Hrlarcreek T. II. II. UaMs, undrew Fowler, Iji.
inou Martz.
cataulssn-dldeon llaldman, Ilotert Waltli, Am
brose HharpleHs, Flnkerton lirumtieller.
Cenlro Xarcn Kelchner.
Conyngham Henry Moser.
Flshlngcieeek John Hlnard
Franklin Cllntou Mendenhall,
Hemlock II. I. Appleman N. P. Mncre.
Oreeuwood Thomas Bender. Hen. Mtaekhouso. 1-
Locust c rus bhatler, Joseph '1 huuius, u in. JTr,
win, Kllas (leorgo. . "
Madison Monls n. Masttrs, Hallls Hlerllng, oil-H-r
MiulK. Wui. Vustellrr.
Matn-ll. 11. John, Wm. V. lllchurt.
Miillln O, P. Klingiuian, J, u, bwank, Dav'd
Eckroth,
ilontour John Drum.
orango-A. II Kitchen.
l'lue J I,. Hones, John Locknrd.
Hcull Neheuilah lllchlo luuioshake,
bugarloat Jehu Kltnger.
SkCONO WKKK.
Bloom AbrFry, C. K. Hughes, Win Chilttmnn,
Chas. '1 homas, Chas. It. luuel, Jeremiah Hess, C
H, Furinau, huluuel Towubend, Tho. II. Ilaillnali,
iu-rwlck lvl Kurtz, (lea, Mooreheud. LU. c.
L'abl, . l. teely, Altred Bower,
Heater-Il Michael.
Bonton Wm. emllh, Chas. motions, John Ilea-cock.
uatawissa Aurum iruckeuiniut r
Centre Z. T, Fonler, Johu Waters. M, l, Hicks,
Ceulrolli-D. F, Curry.
(ireennood-W. W. live", Clark Kline,
Hemlock -Jacob Blocker,
Jaekbon- Paul Kllnger.
Locust -Solomon htraustfr, fclmon 11, Carl, Jerry
Bcott. Kd. Watklns
Madtson-A. K. 8Tlth.
Haln-F. F Hemlog.
MIoitn-LowU Creasy,
kit. I'ltauaV-Joha Wa&lcV, PhllUp Creasy,
'Jaos-os a .-.lis, Attointys.
A1.K),
First, on all that certain let of land situate In tho
'rWu of HIonisliurg, County of Columbia, on tho
jt'jrlh i-lle of i-ccoii'l s'ri ei, fronting titty feet on
Hfitdseeoii I strict anjadilnlnc;iotof J.H.Towns.end
on the (list ii.ul lot of William snjdor's heirs on the
"West pud i t"i'dlti 1 1 n k to road from Iiloomsburg
to l.lshi "ii -i-cwliereon Iserccli d a two-story Iramo
ili.tlliiu li'iuc, si il-le and ont-bulldlngs, tielng No.
i,.', in ii i .in .lyju-'s aldltlon to the Town of
i:!u ii .-i ur,'.
A10.
Und. ,!' il cert dn pi ee of land stttnteln Main
t lAhl,-, in si-l I ciiii-itj cf Columbia, bounded and
i s n i -i . -. I K -, to-wlt : Hounded on tho east
ai.d1- i. Ii ii i ,! i if nils Mi'imui and brother,
on U. i- ii-iiiii' 1 u-.iiii( hanuii rlir,on tho west by
iiiato Jia Ltunuii 1'iiiiialuliig tcnt-ono acres
.ii- ie 1 1 ii . -ui rt as ihe proK-rty of o. Bitten
' n,n i-, i i,i Hi nieiiibi is oi Ihe Blcomsburg Luin
i i- co un5.
ALSO,
No. i, nil '1 ni lot tltuato In tho Town cf Blooms
burg, bounded und debertbed as follows, to wit : Be-gtnnlni,-
on Ihe ,etl kldo of Catharine street, thence
along the wiui h bide of an alley south slxty.three
md thiic-iUHrtrrdegiees west ninety-eight teet to
iKU'in-ui-bt Lurncr of stablo ; thencoby lot of Thom
as Vi:iltnit fouth lid 'and ouo-foiirth degrees, east
lM und i.lne.iwelftlis feet, ihenceby lot of said
ili : nlmniier hi rh slMy-ihree nnd three-fourth do
grci h, e.tsi nli ctj-elglit feet to Catharine street
uruictnM, Un nru along said blrt-ct north twejity.slx
und one-fourth degrees west blxty and nlno-twelfths
fet t tu plaue 1 1 beginning, whereon is erected a two
story truuvhousoaiul other out-bul'dlngs. elzod
iisihe properly of W, H, Conner one of the members
of Iho Iiloomsburg Lumticr Company,
AlO,
No, J, nil Ihat certain lot ot ground situate In said
Tow u of Hioopisburg Uiunded and described as fol
lows, lo-u it i l'eglnnlng at tho corner of Fourth and
Utlh-.trtne htfeets, theneo along said Catharine
street o l.c huinlud and elxty-thrro feet to lot of W
s, conuir, ilieneo westwardly nlongsald lot ninety,
eight lc( t", 'hti.co soulhwurdly one hundred and sixty-three
feet to ma Fourth street thence
along salJ Fuurih btreet ulnety-elght feet
lo the plaeo of beginnings hereon Is erected a frame
duelling liou'o and out-buldlugs. Seltod as tha
proptit of licorgo Fensiermacher, a member ot tho
BliM'i bburg Lumber Company,
ALSO,
No. 6, mi ihat certain let of ground situate on Fifth
strett In tlie Town of Bloomsburg aforesaid, bound
tsl anddetcilUil ns follows to-wlt t Beginning at
th boullKJih (orner of Ftnh street and dross al
lc . undexuiidleg eostwardly along the south side
uflftu"kireei -'fifty feet to a corner, thence south
w ardly by u II no parallel to dross alley one hundred
and btenlv feit mora or less ta Ktirner'u nltv
(hence along said alley w est wardly fifty feet to dross
hlloy.lheuco northwardly along said alley one hun.
drod and seventy feet to Fifth street the place of be
gluulng, being Jot No. 87, whereon Is erecied two
two-stoiy Iramo LoUbCs and outbuildings.
AIJSO,
No, 0, all Ihat certiln lot fronting twenty.nve fee'
on said Flf'h street adjoining the above described
property on tho east.and extending back tohterncrs
ulley.i-olzed.taken in execution and to be Bold as tno
piopcrly i f WHUam baunders one ot the members ot
tho Bloouifchurg Lumber Company.
belied, take Into execution at th,e suit of Tie
people's Fltu Huvrance Cotupauy of Pennsylvania
luuimt iho U.o uusburg Lumber Companyand to be
t id us the pripiity otlho Bloomsburg Lumber
t oinpuny f
KMuiii, Mtoiney, Vend. Ex.
Ti nn - - ,'sli on day tf kola.
JOHN W, nOFFlf AN,
nov. l.IS-U nheriff)
The undersigned will oner at public sale on
Monday, December 2d, 1878,
commencing at two o'clock p. in. ot said day at the
Court llouso In Bloomsburg, pa., all that certain
tract ot land KKuate In line township, Columbia
county, containing
112 ACRES,
more or leas, adjolntng lands of I. A. Oerman on tho
north, by lands late of J.J. Bobbins on tho east,lands
of -amuel Kckraan on the south, and lands ot tbe
lit Irs of '1 nomas hvos. deceased on thu west.
'Humor bisK.-tioo.o-i tobenald at tho striking
dowu of the property, one-third of the balance on
the 1st day of prll, A. I)., W aud baliuico on tho
ibt day of April A, u.,18S0,w Ith Interest from the day
possession is given.
JOSEPH WHlTMOYEIt,
Pino Summit, October 3-tn, is;s.
JOYFUL New. for Boyi inj Glrl.ll
Youni ud Old 11 A NEW IK.
JVXNTION iu.t cUectol for than.
t for Home um I
Fret sad Scroll BawIb.. Turaloff.
IDoring, Urlllliif.Orindini, PoluhiDi,
Screw Cutting. Pric. S to MO.
genu o cenu lor lou pocei.
KFIIRA1K BROWN, Lowell, gut
nov. 1, 1SIS-13W
WrilWS' U'PKAISEMEXTS.
T T The foUowlng appraisements of real and
Eersonul property set apart to widows of decedents
ae been tiled In theofllco of tho Register of Col
umbia county, under the Itules ot Court, and will be
presenieu lor uusoiuiu cuuiinnuiion 10 ine orpnans
court to be held in Hioomsourg.in and for bald conn
tv. on Moniav. the 2 1 dav of Dec. 1S7S. at 4
o'clock p. in., ot said day unless exceptions to such
conurmaiion are previously niea, oi wuicn an per
sons niicrebicu m saiu eaiaica v. ui uiho uoiier;
1, lduw- of (leorgo Miller, late of Mifflin township,
ueceuseu.
2, Widow of John W, Bolshllno.lato of Flshtngcreek
lownsiup, deceased,
3. Widow of John lint, lato cf Scott township, de
ceased.! 4. Widow of John Boyor, lato ot Locuit township,
deceased.
Dauchy & Co's. Ailvt's.
Sure Reward.
VlUltS TO IMV I'Olt A VlllM.
TO SIO rER ACRE.
--cli ami .1! utile I it nil lit .tllclil-
Knu In llif .tllliloii :-- (.i-itsit
nl I In- ;riiiil ItntiliN nuil tti
dlaiiit Italliiinil iittiiiitiy;
TITLE rEriTECX.
lriis Mill i rt- -i otix p'rnty ot
ilnilii-i'-iKi (IkhihIii-ii" clitucli
lius-no hi)iiin-r-.''
Itl'SNa TKKAMS '-Uhl: ATFK -IftAllV MARKr
.SCUWLS-IHll.'lAlli-(IH-i tTiill THlli I I IlinK
( fcNTHK 01' TIIBtlKIST,
send I . iiitttlil-l, l.ngl'ush or Oi.rmon
Addnss . I). llI'lillAItT,
1 AMI COMMIIiy.L ,
lilUMl II.M'IUS Mil l!,
Is aw i
sprll l l-
$io to siouo ,'n.
r in nun. i.iii'h i-ui ii piu- mug t er
Cd e s II XTKIt x. Hi.. tlANKbHS. IT Wall
Slw York. d cc'. 2"i, ;
nt?
Ur
5. widow of John Mctna'l,
Berwick, deceased,
lleirlster's onico.
Bloomsburg, nov.,1, U7s. I
late of tho Borough of
W. II. J.roi"r
Itmrl-ter.
tors and
EfilSTEIt'S NOTICES.
Notice Is herebv irtv en to all legatees, credl-
, and other nersons fnterested In the estates of
tho rehieetle decedents and minors, thatthe fol
low Ing administration and guardian arrounUi liar,
been filed In tbe oClce of the KegUtcr of Columbia
county, and will be presented for confirmation and
allowance in me orpuans- ounn tu u uem ui
Iiloomsburg, on Monday, the sd day ot Dec., lifis,
at 3 o clock, p. m. on said day:
1, The llrst and nnal account of Michael Mine and
I ewls Huty, adtnlnlMrnu rs of 1'eter Bltner, Jr.,
late of Locust township, deceased.
J. The llrst and final account cf UUam Masters,
aomiuisiraior oi ueorgu nuburo, iic ui uiu.
wuod township, deceased.
0. The first and final account of Charles Ash and
Wesley KuckeUdmlnlstrators of Joseph Uucxel,
lato of Centre township, deceaaed.
4. Tho first account ol Abraham Bredbenner, Jr..
admluiBtriitor ot Jacob Vheurman, late of Beaver
township, decoaaod.
a. 1 he first and parual account ot Joseph Lehr, ex
ecutor ot Henri- Lehr, lato ef Beaver township,
deceased.
e, The final account cf Ferry D. Waca. guardian of
Annie Keller, a minor child of Oeorge Kellrr.lale
ot tlshlngcreek township, deceaaed.
t. The llrst and final account of Sylvester Kitchen,
administrator of William It. Lemon, late ofMU
Pleasant townalitp, deoaased,
e. The account of Lei I Alkman. guardian or Anna
M. Molirtds, minor chUdof Franklin McBrlde,
late of Hemlock towntnlp, docoased.
. The first and final account ot Aaron Bernlnger,
admlnburstorot ann Bernlnger, late otcataw Is.
SBta ton nshlp, deceased.
Keglster's Offlm, I W, 11. JACOB V,
Bloomsburg, nov I, ISIS. Ksgtstsr.
ASK FOR TUB
Williamsport M-Maie Boot?,
MANCFAtrrORBD DT
J. E. DAYTON & CO
AND
"W A. asro?EiD.
N. B. All goods of their make
are stamped on the bottom.
BepW , TS-Sm
ntTFTKTjNKBL'rBiTTBVWlNFiTlONT-
Has never been known to fall In the cure of weal -
neas, attended with symptoms, Indisposition to ex
ertion, loss ot memory, dimculty of brea.nlng. gen
eral weakness, horror ot disease, weak, nervous,
trembling, dreadful horror ot death, night sweats,
cold feet, weakness, dimness ot vlslun, languor, uni
versal lassitude otthe muscular a) stem, enormous
appetite with djapeptlo system, hot Bands, flushing
of tbe hod-, dryness of the skin, pallid countenance
and eruptions on tho face, purifying the blood, pain
In the back, heaviness of the ejeHl, frequent black
spou filing before tlie eyes, with temporary suffu
sion and loss pf sight, want ot attention, etc. These
symptoms arise from a weakness, and to remedy
that use K. F. Hunkers Bitter lne of Iron. It nev
er tails. Thousands are now enjoying health who
have used It. net the genuine. Hold only In l bot
tles. Take only K. F. Kunkers.
Atk tor Eunkel's Hitter Wtno a" Iron. Ibis
truly valuable tonic baa been eo thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community tkat It Is now
deemed Indispensable as a Tenia meatdn. it ooate
but little, purifies the blood and gtres tone to the
stomach, renovates th system and prolongs life.
I now only aak a trial of this ra-uaWe tonic. Price
$1 per bot'le. K. F. Kunkel, eole proprietor, No. sw,
Nortl) Ninth Btreet, below Vine, I'hhlladelphU, Ta.
Ask for Kunkel's Hitter Wine of Iron and take no
other. A photograph ot the proprietor on each wrap
per, all others aro counterfeit.
Bewarcof counterfeits. Ilonotl tyur druggist
sell any but Knkel's, which Is lut up only as above
represented. You can get six bottles for five dollars.
All I ask Is one stmplo trial.
Tain- Worm ll' ill overt illvr
Head aud all coinpleto, In two hours. No feu till
head passes. Seat, Hn and Stomach worms re
moved by Ir. Kunkel,JJ North Ninth street. Advice
fiee. No Ice until heal and all passes In one, aud
alive. Dr. Kunkel Is the only auccccssful physician
tntnls country for the removal of worms, and his
Worm- 8) rup Is pleasant and safo for children or
grown persons. Send for circular, or ask for a bot
tie of Kunkel's worm syrup. Price ll.no per bottle
Get tt of your druggist, It never falls.
LIST OK CAUSES KOU TRIAL AT
tlFXEMUEIi TKHM, 1S7S.
Wm tl LlnnvlUe va I'etcr (I Mensch.
Benjamin ll Y oung vs Andrew Fellows' ex.
Jonathan I'ursell vs Jehu 1 homas.
Daniel F Se)tn-rt ts Inmon Martz.
A w Cream, r vs John Keller,
Benton M S FA- Iian Association vs Edward Haw,
llnirswlth not'eec.
Iianlel F Seybert vs Thomas Oeraehty.
Oscar llaijenbuchva M drover's adinr'rs.
Margaret Hngenbuch vs M drover's ndmr'f,
(I M llagenbuch vs M drover's Admin.
Ilrockwav t Knt vs Ezeklclhhultr.
Mary deorge vs James Morrison.
Bernnrd Aininerman is Mason C Johnson et ux.
deo lleag'e'sadm'rvs John Beagle.
John H scott vb. Hernhard Mohnnr.
deorge A narclsy vs. Joseph M Freck.
PermellA Koons vs. beltzerA- Miller.
Wm schechtcrlv vs Kllabetn W --ouder.
AGENTS. KKAI) THIS
tU p-iy 'wdi.i n Mil try of iw per month aud
'jxpnses, or allow u lar' fonunlssluii to 'U oir
new and wonderful intention-. w niciu whatwr
say, Ad "rcsH, without del j i ,
SIILKMAN A LO.. Mjr-liilll, MlClilMu,
d OCt. 35, '11 4T.
WAIST EL)
AOT1VK AUIINTS In evi-rv county r.r our Adb H
mBtrtUd miiiatinn H rarf oppurMiMtr
for priUltibk e tn pi )imni. txir.i lnilucumcnts ui
notn bulscrtbcrHund Bt-ntt. .(;ii ito o
UIMK. For H.MTKATi:i crcitUrn. Wjij
nns and full partlfuUih, HUdu-f
K I' t I,
II0 ( Iii-iIiikI titci, I'll laiN'tnlim, Pa,
it uti i '.'-4tT,
P'RdJS PLASTER-.
a oMii:i:i i i, hi: unm . ,
Iheie is nnciiuiuatlsnii In'tuis-n a ami the com
mon slow uclli g p ion. phist, r it Is In cei waj
-uiKrlorlo lilt other exi mul i tun dies rnciudlng
dnimenlsand Ihe sn-cilml elic-lrt-al aniiltanceH
-teoritains nnv imsiii'injl eh-ni it whl U tu -oro
blnatlon with niiilK-r. ihisx-ss ihe inostet raordl
miry palu lelleMnc, slii-ngllu-ulng und rurattvi
jropertii-s aiij ni si l. in in our o-vn incnllly wll
.'tntlrm Hie ulKie siMlein.-lit F l.-nno llavk
itbe matlsin, Keinsie wcakne'-s -'unburn aic'
'Jegiecled l o'ils an I c.niilis. ilisoisisl Milnejt
nn oping nugn, iirti-ctl -nsi-f in-- in ait- und al
'Us for whl"h burnut nhisn-rs ar.- usi il-lt I- simnl'
ihe best known niiuil st f.n- iti.iismi :c .-nn
Une lorous 1'lnsier sen ink-- no -itn.-r -old bv al
nniggi ts I'llci- f cts. Mill on iv ilpt of prli
by Hcsbury a- .iUiiikiui, hi l'lnii Mns-t, New York,
u net, as ,s 4iv.
TOES PROTRUDING
Through nagged Holes med no longer oftend th-i
eje, or children's rsib Mute he thtnuu umiv on
that account, when otherwise but llillu worn. Tim
AMBKicaN MiOK'lirlo., have sacd
MILLIONSOFDOLLARS
annually to l'a-enta In this country, by the Introduc
tion of the
COPPEH AND SILVER TIPS,
and they ale applied riileily to elilldien's h'-ay
suoes, mnny iiuenis onji-cting lo ine lonl., ,ir jiei.
nl Tll hii
FINE SHOES.
Ail such win be hippt to know Hut this col p. u
il ne at Ust iierfeoti-d a
BLACK TIP
0
which adds to the bcitiiu r the lines- shoe th
toe remaining neat uulil thesho.- Uwom in i
These Tip. ore stiiniiietl t. ... T t'O.
ihe more cos'lv iho -oe iho more Hnpiir" ' s
Tip. us It nt least douhl s the weiirlnir I rui '
Mioe. I v It l:-s r-s bin noCnihlrcn's --h h- .Hi
nut the Metnl or this tilts' Black 'lip, and thus icii.. j
)our shoe bills more thnn one hslf.
Ask your, Shot Dealers for Thcni.
ii oct. , iv,-,
Of: FXNCV ('Alius with name, w., F'.d-i
4it) isotljles. Agfsoutllt 1 o. llull&to. 1- ,
N. V. U llOV S , IT
EXCELSIOR DYE WORKS
LEWISBURO. PA.
wm. Davis, Proprietor.
Miss. M, Derricksos, Nollou and Fancy More,
Bloomsburg, 4en.t.
ALL KINDd OF OKNTH OAIiMKNTS CLKANKD
DVKI) AND I'ltBSSKll WITHOUT Illl'HNU AMD
MAUK TO LOOK ALMOST Kql'AL TO NEW,
LADIES SHAWLS, CLOAKS, DSESSES, SILS3
OS RIBBONS CLEANSED OS DYES AND
nuisHES in ins best mannej.
Kill (ll.OVKS t'I.KA,XHKU.
Feathers Uyed Rd CurM In a splendid manner,
special BllcnUcnlo wholesale goods.
I'rlooa ruducc-d to suit tno time.
8ept, W, ns-nm.
BUSINESS OARDH,
VISITINO OAK1W.
UllXUUAli.
Meatly and Cheaply printed at tbe Coi.rv
A BUN Ottioe,
iftlced S
delphla,
nTs WANTIIti-l'orlhel'o-' .r '
lllng I'ictcrlal Books und Biblc-e 1
S.1 pi-r rout. .SiTloscL riuuniNu t -
, l'a.
Oeorgo II dordner assignee th Oldeon Hess.
Luclnda llunilnger vs John F Creasy,
domer 1 homas vs. Moms Mltctul.
0 d Murphy vs conyngham and Cantralla Poor Dls
tnet. Jacob Johion vs HoNrt s Knt,
1 f MCKe'vyJi tw th Wm hhafferet al.
Wm Htrutheraet u n Msrguret (Julnn.
F L Bbuman vs Sarah Klsllor.
Conrad Bredbenner's use vs Jacob Btttoabendor et
t
xamuel Knorr vs P B nomt-oy
Morris Mltcael vs. domer Thomas.
Benjamin Urns' Adrar'a vs Thomas Btacknouae'a exr.
James uoberta vs John sbuman et at
Adam Will vs Wellington Case.
A W Cramer vs Fottevllle Mutual rut Ins C ot Fa.
Ca'awtasa Deposit Hank vs John U Parker.
David MroupvsJ LOlrton.
CBBrockway va Conyngham and Centraita Poor
District.
1 K MlBer use vs J n rrevellnv.
Martha (t Baitxell va Joseph 11 Nyr,
Marr (I YandrnJlce Ta llanlcl KLIaa.
V (i Murphy vs conyngham and Centralla, Poor luv
Kiev,
Fettcrman t Uugfic va D J Waller et at
Mary II Miadenhall't mm va Lafayette FuBer.
Hohr Mcllenrr vs Thoa F Young.
J A Hcreck va J W Hoffman el al
d V Drtesbaeh vs M drover's admra.
Jas o Brown vs Conyngham and Centralis Poor Dut-
i ricu
I, Moors vs Than L Davis et et
Alex L Pinltli vb John a Jacoby.
Jonn Walla's Guardian va Wm Menslnger.
Henry romeravaJcveph Conner's admr,
huiarloat echool District vs wm A Kile.
F F Drinker vb J B llobtaon et al.
Hannah Weiss vs John lloam-tn.
M drover's admr! vb dlibert Urtcabua.
wm H bnder v wm 11 Vandemllca,
C B Brockway vs B F ll'lcnard,
C D Fowler Agtvs Hamuel Wlliltma.
C U Brockway va U W fowler's admr.
UUUSHKKHPERS
A I'ostal card sent uc with mir urtnr h -
sure free In ret in n our Hltntr.iti d n, r
llOIISC-llirnisllllig MHH-I.ll'li-H l'AI.MR i M
munuiaciurtrs, vsi renri Mreet, M-w ioi
111 V H
CTTtSf REMEDY FOR DALDSES?.
irlWfdBid wtiow sRrMMiijrfl ,
r.w .l.lllol lUlr.WM.kn. w Miituil....' - r..
Ck.od. Bjuler.ou & Co., a CJluwu 1'Uoo, j.e..
ll NOV, s iU
TEftS.
AHMAD ALL TDK VIM!,
Hi-' t-ry post cTHhls dire-1
imporurs at Imir tin- u
Bet plan ipr one-rod in Inb ageni t
cr.i. All Hsnn-.s ( lniikin '.I l)
I'rcr.
Nil. t
TH V GKKAT AJIFWl AX TI'.V'Ttt
P, O. Box, tin. SI aud 3- V, s. . M., New York
d n v. h. -is -m ,
NEW IE
rnratiitft I'lirwuilw 1'iiU muk,e New lli U I0i I,
and will compiett-ly cliiJiro H.e blood luts"t'UMrj
8)'bUmln tnri1 innrtliH. Any jt'OonHtio L 'afct
1 pill each nlKht Troin i to wirkn mn) tf r. stor-'U
ed to bound bi'ltli. ir tuch a till be nos.Mtle tx)D4
by inallfor klttr titwuips, I h. jUllN'SdS &i
t4 cktMtnjf gitnitKi li'l tXi . -1"
mtltr ur KKtUwg rtn i T
ur ntdt. lturlln, unp I i
tllUUt4 Q ItlftrrMiT Rt) It, kl . lltut
L1BT OF tlltAND JUltOItS FOB DE
CSMBSR, 1SII.
Bloom Wm Kresmua.
Beaver-J A Lome, Abraham Rice, Jesse illnler.
tltor.
Benton-reU'r Uubach.
Calawlasa-l'htlllp 11 Miller, J 0 Ytller, Nathan
Creasy.
Oontre-Fml llart-nbuch, Frueisas Sitter,
nrmwood-m Mulera. ll W timer.
Jackson-John Yours.
Madlsoa-lluustl HuTler.
Ml. Fleaaaat Matihlaal Kindt, Joshua HartieL
WOalOUr CXHJ I MUWr.
Orange Samuel Klmmc-rmaa.
Koanngcret
m-jerk-Jacob Lontenbemr. Geo F Craig.
buirartoai-AMn Uariey. W A KOs. Jrus rtuj.
Jessd llartmau.
TOB PRINTINO
OF EVERY DE8RIPTI0N
EXECUTED PBOMPTIiY
At THK Ooldmbun Omni
LEGAL ULANKS OF ALL KINDS
ON IUNDAT TUB COLUMBIA OW01
u ..frr ilo. Sold b. .IIiIhI
Ir.., 19 0. A. J4CKH 1 ty Mid
(i. p. wtinu.i:
nov. n
lleiiernl Ami..
d
' , 1 rir.r v
I'l.lliiil.tl.l.lu.
ii c pxAivro co.
U, Ob I KI3 III. I'lU'KUItM' , N ,
Munufactuier of fctrtclly llrst rlim l'tnni lit
sell dlm-t to Families from 'uronu l-aci -u i U,v
est wholesale price I'ceuulul new . cfji
Itosewciod llat-os. Sent en trial, lliouo-iiu, lu
use. Heavy Discount toraMi tui en. IHIN'T tei
until ou nail our I'nl.ili gue. II will Inier ' j ,-u.
Mailed free.
d nov. 6, tm.
Tbe Antidote to ALCCHCL Fctni at Lw .
Tbe Tatbcr SfXathew Remedy
Isarrrtalnand prwivcurv-for Intrinuraiii it
drBlroysall apiellu tcr ul'-oliollo Ugui isauU tu io i
upthonerious Mttrlii, .llrr ii ill I nm-li, tir nut
lniruiirrntr luiluliiC'iirr, u hlMiLK T ohll
will renioe nil tneiilal and i-h, steal de.-i n (
also cures eirry kludot Fnviii, 1m,i csmi nnl T k
imiitv otlhe 1 ivks (-old by alimuyeui lilcehl
io I0UI -. Pamphlet on "AkchnMtB II(t and
InteniiK-ritnceesadlscBbebeni free on writing tj
the FATIIKH MAT1IKW 1 kvrlKlt-ct A' MinVu
Co.. M Bond street, N, Y. a Nuv.i, lnw