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Rail ItomI Time Table.
t u A WANNA IILOOMSlliriiO RAIL ROAD
NOKTH BOUTII.
Aur.mniodatlon Train .t A. M. 8 ooa. M.
Id all Train A.SI 4.45 P. M
SspresH Trait 1.BT J'. M. 11.4.". A. M
I'ATAWISSA RAIL ROAD.
kortii otrrn
voci u n-kUtlon Train . .. t.v A. M. t,n r. t
tegular Knpn'vs 4.IX P.M. 11,45 A. M
Throngh cars on Express train either to New Tork
or Phlladelphti. Accommodation train runabetweei
Jatawiss-i untf Wllllamsport.
BTAOB LINES.
Camura n nixioMsiicBO Lcavo Camrra Monday.
w dnesday sod Friday at 6:30 a m.. arrive t
Illooinnburif by 1:30a. in. I eavo t-loomsburg oo
s ime d i)a after airlvil of Philadelphia malt.
llLOIWSM'Rll and AmnsTiu.it, I eave Lalrdsv He
Tundiv ibursd.- nnd ""sturda .it 7:30 u. .n.,
arriving at bloomsburg ny '4 ra l.eavo il.iom
burg on same da. a ufier atnval of Pnrladelputa
mall The stage ll'.o terminates at Mlilrllle.
Benton and IHTom-bnrg. A dally stwre I no leaving
Hnti.n In the morning and returning lit the eve
ning of tbo same day.
MAIL ROUTES.
Wntnt IlAti, and T!LooHBrttO. Lcavo White Hall
Tuesday. Thurslay and Mnturday nt 6:3 1a.m.,
arriving at llluomsburg by 10 m Ive Blooms
burg on tamo da. s alter arrival of Philadelphia
tnall.
SlsMTON Attn Rt.- omsbcro. Leaves Brnton Monday.
Wedn-dayan1 Friday at 9 a. m . arrlvlug at
lilootnsburir at 9 p. m. I eaves nioomsburg ' ues
dav, Tnursclny and Saturday at 8 a. m , arriving
atlisntonat Jp m.
1'UHLIO SALES.
The ailminitrntnrri of Isaiah Yeager ilecens
1, Kill eell real mate in Lnctist anil Roaring
creek tiwn-)il, nt Yengir's Holel, Slabtown.
on Saiuidsy January lllh, 1879, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
D-viil HflwIe.Ex'Ciilorol Peter Ilelwii: will
eel I ri al estate in Catawii.ua on Tuexilay, Ftbn
try 4ili.
JI. J. Conner, Administrator of Siiuuel 0
White will .flVr real istsle for sale in Centr.
tiwn-iliip on Fri-lay the 3tt day of January, at
10 o'c.ock a m.
Levi ShjflVr and Lev! Ftfter Administrator
of Davlil Shaflr, Sr., late of Briarcreek tOHt,
.ship, will rxpo-e re.il elato to ale onSatun'ayi
February lai 1879 at lOo.clock a m.
A. L. Fiiii U actin. ai cleric to the sheriff.
Chew JlCESON'a BasTMiveet Navy Tobneca.
lferry H. Ilirlemm ha been appointed
P.jhI master at Waller P. O. in thU coutity.
Mr. and Mra F. P. llillinyer returned from
their weildinir trip on the Oil).
About eight inchea of enow fell on Thursdny
l.vl werk.
Frmen pumpi and leaky roofj now occup;
the attention of housekeeper.
Lost. In Blooiniburg, a breast pin marked
Dunning, on the back. The finder will be snii
.able rewarded on leaving it at Kev. S. Mitchell
.A aubhcription has been taken up by some ol
uirrtportfimen for tbo purchase of wild ricotobi
b. wn in tho river for the protection of fnh
from H.ntB.
Our repr.senlttvea, Hon. T. J Vamlendict
mnd J. Ii. Knitlle canie hnrae last week, th.
Xegi-latnre having adjourned until ytslerday
Thursday )
Willie ltihlon wis awarded the silver cup ai
the kaling rink lart Tuesday night, having re
ceivid tho highest number of v.ite tor the most
graceful male kaler on the floor.
We return lhank to numerous subscriber
' who have paid up within the past two weeks.
There are Mill many others whom we shall b
iglid to see.
Died On Wednesday morning January 15,
1879, Sirs. Frances Freeze, wife of Jamei
Freeze in tbo 77ih year of her age.
Burial from St. Paul'a church at half past
ten on Friday morning
Township election notios can be obtained at
tjie Columbian .ffiee for 3 cents apiece. Wil
lb - sent by null on receipt ot price lor number
iwiutcd, and 3 cents additional to pay post
age. iBy onlering sale bills at this office you get a
iob at low rates, and in addition a gratuitlouv
.local .notice in the paper of the lima and plaiti 1 1
HfU-.fhN giving Ihe advertisement wider public
ity lhaii anv oiher i.ffice In the county can give
it, bv naon of our larger elucidation.
James Rrilly, the Kzchsng Hotel barber,
eniUd liN btehelor life on Mumlav the 0 h inat..
.by taking io himself in wedlnck lll-s Kils
etubner, lUugliier of llenbani Htohner Thr)
wele married in the Cntl.olio church at Dm.
vville. Sunn's to ihrin I
'Slitriff Hoflmsn, Dr. T. J. Swisher, G A,
(Clark, awi Capt llnckav have been in atten
dance al eourt at Mauch Chi.nk during the pre
sent .wetk, liavlng been subpoenaed as wit
oiessusiin the suit of Klotz against Lvnn, editor
tQf.thelMauch Chunk Democrat, for libel.
At tlila ilaie. of the year when all are forming
good rtsolutiixia parents sh uld not forget to
add ihia one. V 111 for the coming year buy
all our children Cue tlioe with the A S. T. Co ,
blaik lip upon theu) and tee if it is Irue that by
doing au we can reduce our ahoe bills more than
one half.
John Held, who lias been sick for some time
past, died at liia home on Fourth street, on Fri
day night Mr Held was in the employ of D.
LnwentK-g and was an excellent workman
He was a quiet, unobtrueive gentleman, and a
good citizen. The funeral look place last
Tuesday,
Caution Sibool Director! ahculd be care
ful eiout aigtiirjg.ordcrB for school uierchan
dite and supplies except at regular or special
meetings of the b ard. Business of this kind,
transacted by individual members of the board
when the board is not In cession, is Illigal and
Is apt to lead to trouble, A word to the wis
should be sullicieiit.
Wahtjd. 50,000 R ft. Ties dtdiverrd on
Ixuik of auttl between Danville ud Kspytown,
will pay Ltghettsli price for them wlieu tai
Q up each mculh Atldreaa Buffjlo X Itoails,
Uuiou county, Pa. I vill L la liotrburg,
January iHUi, to wet ( jwlie Cn MtnfcBt.o
stUUiuicg at cms.
COUNCIL PnOCKTJMSOS.
The regular monthly meeting was held al
Ihe council chamber January 8lh, 1879, Pre
nt O. A. Herrlrg, Pre-ldent, and Mer,
H.ilui. s, Shsrpiess, blwell, Evans and Babb
m. mbtr, Uion tnullon It was ordered thaj
the agreement b-lwt-en the town nf Blonmburg
and Ihe owners of land along Ihe river bank re
specting Ihe hauling and depositing of cinder
al.ing said bank, be placed on the minutes.
(This agreement between D. J. Waller, Doug
las ilughts.Danlel Bryfogleand Thomas Knorr,
proposing to haul and deioslt cinder along
their properties bordering on the river for twen
tt-flve cents a load along property of D J. Wal
ler; Ihitty rents along the Douglas Hughes
properly) tlilny-two and a half cenU along Ihe
Brvfogle property - and thirty five cents along
the Thomas Knorr properly.) It wa ordered
that Ihe rate fixed for two-horse teams used in
hauling cinder be twenty-five cents per hour
The foil wing bills were approved and Ihe
Secretary authorised to draw orders to pay the
stme i
Of M. A J. K Lockard, lumber,
$ 2.88
0.00
30 00
40.08
9.00
'J CO
2.(11
0.75
4.81
10.00
100
.93
4.90
1062
8.00
3 90
""l'"1! cleaning gutters, etc.,
Wm Gilmorc, rent one year,
Bloorasburg Oas Co . for Dec,
J. Sharples & Hon, lamp post,
Samuel Neyhnrd, surveying,
Holllns ,V Holmes, gas pipe and plumb
lag James Thomas constable, etc.
H. W. Smith, interest on bond,
Brockway & blwell, order book,
I nines U Sterner, police duty,
l'ornwald & JliUnrd, smithing, '
John Howel, smithing,
E Mcndcnlml , umber,
Thos t liristinnn, cinder at river,
."nmucl Ihomas, smithing,
bamuel shalTer, street commissiener re
turn 11027
Paul E. Wirt, Secretary, 15 00
Upon motion tho action of the President and
Secretary in druwing orders for $37 25 in fa
vor of David Stroup and $5 68 in favor of C.
U Paxton for interest due was approved.
Upon motion adjourned
Pomister Reckley's lit t Io orgaiat Blooms
luirg makes Ihe awkward complaint lhat the
B-publlean leaders of Pennsylvania do not fos.
n r the parly in ihe minority counties mean
lug Columbia. It Is a just complaint with a
Isrge foundation. For years and years Mr
lieckly and his newspaper partner, Mr. Brown,
have attended tho parly conventions and helped
io put tho party through in good shape, and all
they have ever got for their trouble is the
Bloomsburg Post OfBce.whlch is only an lnsignl.
(leant affair, worth but sixteen hundred dollarsa
No man can be expected to keep his patriotism
up to the high water mark on such slight en
couragement as this. To be sure, Mr. Brown
gets a great many nominations for various
hings; he sometimes runs for Congress, some
times for County Surveyor, sometimes for some
thing else.but he never gets elected to anything
.nil the whole consolation of Ihe parly in this
minority county is that the Postmaster's partner
is permitted lo serve his country as chairman of
the county committee, since the Postmaster had
in give up the place at the Invitation of the Pres.
i.lenl. It Is surely abo-it time the party in min
ority counties was heard from, and it is gratify
ing to have the complaint come from those who
re nclually in need of some little office
7 limes.
a
The skating rink in Evans' Hall has been a
source of much pleasure nnd amuseuient for sev
ers! days past. It opened last week Tuesday
evening, and the first performance was highly
entertaining. All hands being green at tbe
huiiness, there were many exhibitions of agility
in sitting down and gelling up again. One
gentleman losing confidence in his feet, tried to
kateon his hands, and Ihe result was a sprain--il
wrist. Another one nearly cracked hia ribs,
while many others displayed much aSectiou f, r
the iron posts in the centre of the hall, which
ihey constantly embraced. Practice has mide
much improvement, and now the floor is filled
with guod skaten. On Saturday evening there
was a contest for a medal, to be awarded to the
most awkward gentleman skater, A Urge au
Hence wis present, and a vote was taken result
ing 128 votes in favor of one of our popular
young men. There miy hive,becn a liltlestuffing
of the ballot box. He bore his honors brave
ly. Ills modesty prevents us from mentioning
mines. On Wednesday evening Mr. Wright
in expert giving an exhibition of verv tine
-kating. Mr. Lee keeps good order and ad
mits no one of questionable character
The Rink wilt rloie next Tuesday
evening with a nno;uerade on skates,
O SCHOOL DIRECTORS OP COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Tho following extract from the Pennsylva
nia S2I100I Journal of December, 1878, will
no doubt be of interest to the School Directors
of Columbia county!
"The warrants for the payment of the State
appropriation to the school districts through
out the State, have bet n withheld at the re
quest of the State Treasurer, who informed
the department that he has no money to pay
them. Of lhat $1,000,000 appropriated, only
f300,000 have been paid to the present time,
N'ov. 2UL This amount was paid to the dis
tricts that were the first to send in their re'
ports and certificates. This delay is a source
of great regret to Ihe Btato Superintendent,
but the remedy is beyond his power. All he
can do is to promise that the warrants shall be
issued at once us soon as be learns that there
is money in the Treasury to pay them."
The Methodist Episcopal Conference will
meet in this town on the 19th of March next.
About two hundred and fifty ministers will be
in attendance, and Ihe session will continue one
week. Tbo conference is held in the lamer
cities and towns at rigular periods, and it is
custom-try for th? citizens, without denomina
tional distinction, lo entertain the clergy pre
sent. A large number of laymen will be pre
sent, but these are expected to provide for ihem
a -Ives.
Bish.ip It S Fo-ter, D D.. LL D.uf Boston,
will preside over the Conference, and assisted
b' the fire Presiding Elders, will mske the ap
uintmnts of tjie preachers for the ensuing
rear, giving lo each preacher a 'charge and to
each charge a pastor.
Of course our citizens will open their doors
and iuroI-.li entertainment to the viiitlng clergy,
in the most liberal manner.
TWO MORE MOLLIES IUNQKD.
Jamea McDonnell and Charles Shsrpe were
executed In ihe jail at Mauch Chunk en Tues
day morning, for the murder of George K.
Smith several years ago. The same scaffold
a used on which Hester, Tully and Mi-Hugh
were hung. Only a few moments after the drop
fell, the warden'a bell was rung volnlly, and
on opening the door a telegraph messenger ap
peared with a reprieve from the Governor giv
ing the condemned men until tho 20 inat. But it
came loo late. Both men were beyond human
help. Each one made a few remarks on the
acsffjld, stoutly denying hia guilt, Sharpe had
a written paper which he said he had' in
tended to read, but would not have time. Had
he read this document, which was rather
lengthy, he might have delayed the execution
until the arrival of the reprieve.
An Aato Couple The Calawiaaa .Vrma
Htm say lhat (here are few people in this World
who have enjoyed each othirs eocitty more
than Mtcbail II robs t and his wife Salona, of
Ibtt place. On Wednesday, January 1st, this
aged couple celebrated their 65th wedding an
nlrerssry, hiving, been married on the 1st, of
Januay, ISU. Mr. Brclt is now in hia bfth
year and his wifa la past 81 They have lived
lu CtUwLm all of this Hue with the exception
of a Uriif space sLtu Ihey lived in Btraick
Of all Ihe people living there alun Mr, and
Hit. Bra bat aetlltd lo tb.it place they u the
onl ynca Ittfk
THE COLUMBIAN ANT)
RAIIJtOAn MEETING.
The annual meeting of tho stock holders of
the Korlh A West Branch It. II. Company was
held at its oflico In Bloomsburg on Monday
afternoon January I81I1. The board of elec
tion was constituted by elocting C, B. Brock-
way. Judge! D. A Back ley. Secretam .Ma-
thins Shaffer, Teller. The poll being declar
ed open balloting was com nenced nnd result
ea in mo election 01 mo loilowlng t.mcers tor ,
tho ensuing year t
President, D J. Waller! Directors, Wm.
Ncal, L B. Waller, J. Schuyler, I W. Hart
man, J, O. Brown, J. B liobisun, K 0.
Nenl, B.S. Bently, D J Waller, Jr., Jumes
Masters, William llulnie and I). Lowcnberg.
When your horse i lame nnd you have trltd
every remedy without success, and you de-piir
of curing hlnr, and begin In think of trading
him nil', tn-tyre do ng scviblnlii a Imllle 01 Giles'
Liniment lodid" Ammnnia, and see its iflut-
in twenty fiP'r hours. Those ate the kind of
cases Dr. Giles likes 1 where all reineilfcs fill,
his is tho one lhat never disappoints. The doc
tor will willingly prove nnd demonstrate what
he says, on application to hi 111 at his office, 451
Sixth Avenue, New York.
Sold hy all druggists. Send for pamphlet,
Dk. (IlLIJi.
120 We.t Broadway. N, Y.
Trial size 25 cents.
Care for Your Homes. Those having
the care of horses during (he present cold wea
ther should exerclsi that care in A way that will
be of service to the po ir brines. Uiri shoild
be taken as to the bit, and llw shoes be rough
and well act to the feet. Then, too, upon hiich
ing a horse In the street or elsewhere while mil
driving, the warm, comfortable blanket sluiiihl
be well spread upon the body so that mi t-hlll
from nny sudden couling off sli-juld be the re
suit. The breast pad . or prottctor is also an
invaluable raed'uui of protection to the lungs of
the horse and we are glad to see them coming
into such general u-e. No horse can be o
worthless as to warrant n lack of cure In the
above mentioned respects,
Notice has been served on William Krick
bauuj, Prolhonotary, to appear btfure the At
torney General at Harriburg on the 17th inst,,
to show cause why a wilt ot quo warranto shall
not issue on account of alleged fraud 111 tliR ilc
lion. We know nothing of the faca in the
case, but we doubt very much whether any
ground can be shown for sustaining this pro
ceeding. If Mr. Krickbiuui or any oiher officer
u guilty of fraud in the election, the law should
be strictly enforced.
A bright and beautiful child shows in its very
exprct-sion that its Babyhood was not ast-ociattd
with Opium, coidiala, etc, for the continued
use of Opium is antagonistic to health. That
valuable and highly recommended remedy to
the disorders of Babyhood, Dr. BuU'b Syrup is
free from Morphia and all other dangerou-
agents, and can be safely employed at alt times,
Price 25 cents.
Died in a Sleiou Divid W. Frymire, in
0)ii) pa ny with A. O. Sparr, both citizens of Dm
viile, started with a horse and sleigh lo drive to
Poll'Ville. When near Bear Gap, Northumber
land county, Frymire waa taken suddenly ill
and died almost immediately. The verdict o
the Coroner's jury was death from apopirxy,
Frymire was in exiallent health opto ihe tiuie
of his death. He was thirty-six years of iige,
aud leaves a wife and three childn n.
Life and health are God's gifts, and il is
sin to impair them by neglect, lou tan
promptly relieve the disorders arising from
cold and tending to consumption, by the regular
use of Dr. Jfar Expectorant.
The Zuirrne Union, Wilkesbarrc, fins been
purchased by the Leader company, the bargain
having been closed last week. It was owned
by Mr Payne Petttbone and Mrs. J Frank
Lee, heirs of the late Wm. Sweetlatid. '1 he
new owners took possession at once The pol
icy to be pursued under this accession is not
yet decided on, but jn all probability the Lead
er nnd Union will bo merged into una paper.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup has been before the
public for years, aud hr pronounced by thous
ands superior to all other articles for tin: cure
of Cough", Colds,, Influenzt and all Pulmonary
Complaints.
Mra. Anderson, an Engli-di woman, has just
finished the task of walking 2700 quarter miles
in the same number of quarter hoursj making
each quarter mile at the beginning of each qnar
ler hour. It was, a great strain on her endur
ance, but ahe fa reported as being In good con
dition. iNEVEIl KETURN'. li is sii.l that one uut oj
every four real invalids who go 10 Denver, Col,,
lo ricover health, never return to the East or
South except as a corpse, The undertakers,
next to tire hotel keepers, have the ino-t port
able business. This excessive mortality may
be prevented and patients aived ami ennd un
der the care of friends and loved one at home,
if they will but use Hop Bitters in time '1 bis
as know. See other column.
LEISURE IJQURS.
J. L. Patten A Co, 47 Birclay strett New
York, have commenced the publication of an
illuttated Magazine, called Leisure Honrs, at
lb. iopular price j-1 per year. In forty p gts,,
of three colunas e tch, are full of rending urn ler
of Interest lo all our readers. The illustrations
are well executed, and the stories, sketches and
poelry are from well-known American writers
The publishers of course naturally desire that
all should see and examine this Magazine, nnd,
lhat all rosy do so, they offer to send it on trial
three months for twenty-five cents, and will, in
addition, send each three months' subscriber a
beautiful chromo motto, entitled "Faith, Hope
and Charily," This motto, size 6x17 inche
piloted In fifteen oil color, la suitable for frame,
and is worthy to adorn any home.
Jan, 9-3w
TUB P&OPLB WNT PROOF.
There Is no medicine prescribed by physl
clans, or sold by Druggists, that parries such
evidence of ila success and superior virtue as
llojclipes German Syrup for severe Cough',
Colds settled oh the breast, Consumption,
any disease of the Throat and Lungs, A proof
of that fact la that any person afflicted, can gel
a Sample Bottle for 10 cent and try Its super
lor eflic. before buying the regular size at 75
cents. It has lately been introduced in thl"
country from Germany, and lis wonderful curia
are astonishing every one lhat use it Three
doses w'll relieve any case. Try it. Sold by
all druggists. aug 30, '78-lf
Theological students ria'un Ih t if I lie re be
counterlit money, there mtit be genuine ; so, if
there be Inudtls, there must also be christians.
If this be true of money nnd religion, will not
tb.3 same rule ply to ''put up" medicines?
Do not the cheap and worthless nostrum's prive
that there are genuine and meritorious 'ipul up"
medicines? The great popularity of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has resulted
in Ihe manufacture of manvrtAouVy allwatlve
and Ionic remedies, but one after another these
have disappeared, the pmprletoia having found
thai, no matter how loud they advertise, success
depends upon merit, In Soulh America,
well as in this country, Ihe Discovery is the
atamlard remedy for all scrofulous and eruptive
dlstasea, Il acts promptly on the itonlcli,
liver and blood, toning up, rfg'ilali.ig, and pur
Ifying the system. I' speedily allays all bum
chlal Irritation, a'd cures tin- m nl stubborn
coujh or cold lu half the time riqulrcd by any
otl.tr teuedy.
DEMOCRAT, BLOQMSBURG, COLUMBIA QOTTNTY, PA.
By the authority of tho School Board, A. E
Phillips has been employed as an additional
teacher In the Third street school at a salary of
twcnty-livo dollars n month. This action be
came necessary by reason of tho largo number
of pupils In attendance
Free Gift to tub Scr fekiso.-A copy ,f
"Me-lict 0 luiui'i'i Sjih"," a b i"k fill pa.es,
will In s ill Irei- In all a ill'.ilng ih Omnump-
um, A-thmt, U,ttth. its., ic. S e mlv-rli.e
meni In ano'hi r cliiinn. Address Dr. N. B.
Woi.fk, rMIi,usil, Ohio.
I Vice.'- I'i.iiiiai, GtiinE. - Of 'he many Glides
hii-i . eil hi, it P siii ( aiH.1 gins i.f in. I l.y our
S..d-iii iiiiiiilXnc.,tMi.ii mil 1 1 it I nie ilninit
so intir-li In Hilorin Hie tnp e hi. it lieaulirr ami
flinch our country, nnne art' s.i hfaiiiiful, iiom
are Instruct! as 'ick 1 Flnml Guile, It
aper is Ihe ill. lie st, lis ll:n.Hli.ii. Il ilnl-iilliH
and given by tho hundred, while its Colond
Piatt Is 11 (.m. Th1 work, sithmigh i-isiing
but five cents, la handsome eiio'igh for n Gift
Ilimk, oru p'ace i.n the parlor table, l'ublishtd
by Jamcs Viae, llorhestir, N Y.
rushing Advertising Too Far.
"Bhs my soul I" said Col. Crawford, last
Sunday Morning, "This Istonbudl' Here's
Hull's Cough Syrup In the Bible 1" The
Colonel Imik 1 If his specs, tubbed them care
lolly and lookid i g-iin. "Yta I here in tin
23d elnipter ol I-aiah, 15th verse, Over
600,000 bottles or Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
&o. Vt dl, I ihniight lit Bull got every-
whi te flse except in the Bible. Wow I'll
give it tip; It must lie n good thing." lr
C ouiio in nnd cxplnimd that she had cul
the slip out nfn nenspnper and put It. In her
Ilible for safe keeping and it had stuck to
the leaf. S tho Cobincl wt-s satl-fied,
Slanlon, I'd. Vindicator.
Hy Universal eeorit,
AYKn'gCATiiiiiTid PlLMare the best ot all purga
tives for fiimll) use. Thy are liio product f long,
laburlo a, and successful chemical 'nvcstlgatlon.and
heir extei sly uso. by ( hjslclai s In their practice.
and by all civilized nations, prove tbiui the best and
mosteffee ual pi. I that medical scleLCe can devise
Deli'g puicry cgctatlc n 1 harm can atle tmrnthelr
uo In Intrinsic value ami curative powe b nooth-
erpUlscon becomraied wllh them, and every ist-
s.on. know ing their virtues, will implov them when
needed, Ihey step Itie system m peifict or.ur
and iriitlntnlii In I utlthy . ctl n the nho'e machln
cry of life. Mild, searching nnd err -ctual they nre
specially nd . pled to tlio needs of the dlgestlv-J np
piratus, feroiigi menta of whlh they present and
euro if timely token. Th-yare Iheti si and safest
phjB'c to employ for weakened const nut tons, where
a mild, but fleclmlcalrtto Is requl cd.
Foil Sale by all Dsilkiis.
no 4
Business i()t,ee.s
DOBIIIN'S ELECTRIC SOAP.
Having obtained the ngencv of this
Celebrated Soap
for Bloomsburg and vicinity, I append the
opinion of somo of our best people as to its
merits.
"I have ued Dobbin's Electric Soap made
hy I. L. Cragln & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
for washing about ten years, nnd think it
superior to any other. Mrs. O. O Barkley."
"We have used Dobbin's Electrir-Snap and
find it superior to any other or all othert,
i..rs. W. H. Jacoby,
Mrs. B. H Stiihner.
I desire all mv friends nnd customers to
Gire thit Soap one Trial,
so that they may know jut how good the
Best Soup in the' United StaUa is.
J. 41. Maize.
jtlly 12, '78-lv Blnoni-diurg, Pa.
We are siii.iriz.;d to nnnnino' the name
nf John Penman as candid ito for constable a'
tho Ft bruaiy election
Overrna's, Overcoa's,
Fur Men, Bijs and Children
at D L iwenberg's-
For Kent". A first clis reidenci. on
terms to suit the limes. Applv tn M Wvn
c top. Jan. 17 4-w
Hoot headquarters nt McKinney's.
Trv it Buy it
Palm Palm Palm Soap
At Jacob II, Maize's at Jacob H. Maize's,
may 3-18w
Lilly. & Sloan
corsets for $1 15
sell Dr Warner's health
Mrhrinneya
House.
Shoe Store below Court
Tho ciioipest and best ready-made Cloth
ing always on hand at Lmvenberg's.
Crnmpton Brother's Palm soap at Jncol
N .Maize's. It is the best. Try it.
iiihj 3-18
Admission free at McKinney's,
A large- lot of rpmnants of dress goods
cheap at l.ittz xoloan s.
Cramptnn's Palm Snap is tho best laun
drv sonn in this nr any other market. For
ale by Jacob II. Maizp. may 18-3w
Call at McKinney's for Shoes,
Winter Clothing cheaper than ever at D,
Lnweuberg's.
Hulihera at McKinney's.
Thn price nf all dress goods reduced nt
Lutz it Sloan's
The latest a'yle of iSita always nn band al
D Lniu'liberg's,
A fine selection of Ladies" G ild WntH i
and Chains, both American nnd imp. 1rl.1l
by the. best makers at L Bertibard'a Jewel
ry Sinre.
Boots and Shoes cheap at McKinney's.
A few winter shawls yet at Lulz & Sloan's
to be sold cbenp.
Cash paid for Rw Skins, Fox, Skunk
Mink, Musk Rat, Ac, at David Lou en
bent's
OAR PETS e;ynNew
at out-hair Kokmek Tricks.
iOod Ukusbkia I'kHPETt). IV! wr var I. .NatttiNg.
frnmrtiio. M OUEITKS. whIonn. AXMINSTKlf.
VKLVKTS IlOltV.HNUSSKLS.anil'niKKK iMA'OAH-
r ti 1 ?r ui en 1 hii y tu -v prima, t iLsiULAJIU uiiwiaiua
from Wk wr Tard.
LACKciTurMNS.il 00 per pair, to tho finest HEAL
tt.iuiai iiu,xjrtvt''4. -u,
SHLPPARD KNAPP'S
18D and 191 Sisth Avea-iu,
Corrertsih street, NEW YOItif,
nov il 7--ta aico
PIIWPIstES
I will mall (Free) the recelna for a simple Viorta
mr luiv lh.it will remote Tan. FIH-CKLK-. PIM
PUNand tuoichea leaving ibn skin wri. iletranl
s?uuitrui : ano nsiii.cuo'iMor producing a luzurp
anttrowth of hair on a bald head o- smooth face,
Address, Inc'osinj Sc Ha p. Hen vandell a t o., 10
sunai,.t, hsco nov 11, iB-m
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Tho advert Utr baring Uen t'rmioeuUy cureit o(
Ulttt UII-llU UlBt'ttSs' VUUe.UIU,)IIt II, U H Ml(i lo irlll7'
dr Natixlcustti nrnkH kLowu to li s ft-Uow t.uner.
em ih men.', of cure. To ull wUoUrtlio it he
will tseud a copy of the prescnplhu used, ( rive or
chHre ) lth tllrecttonH ror prt'i arutiraua uslur the
sjino wi ll h they Mill Mud a ma curt) fur Comvmij-
110N, a&'u a. niuufmuH, sc.
l'artlea wUtuitr fin PrescrlDtlon. will t.k'QM ad-
dress l-' A. WILS N. )t J'enn ttt , Willi im-burtf, N.
ERPORS OP YOUTH.
(.r..-ii t.uw wl.osiinrri'il (or joarsfrora Nervous
IJKKIL1TV 1'Bk.UiTUKl DtCAY. atld nil thueffftts
or ..ouIfuMnJltiCjflioii, win (or thp nako ur surri-T-
iv If 111u11ur.il). aupu inv u un uo uoeu u, jue it th
puitnd 'UncMou (or makliffthu bluiple tetuedy by
the u'hertlst r'n eipcilcuco.ua do wj by adarewiilu,;
114 I 1 1 Itl 1 i wiiiyeinc.
J(H1S h. OdUKN, it Cedar tat., Sew York,
nov, m, TMm atoo
PILES!
Dr. Fabor's Celotrat d
Pain! ess Itemedy Is tho
iteKievrr known lor I'll es or every k n.i Hiet(nnu.
Ufhir.i;, mind, Inward, ato.) aud all dLabeso(thu
Ktf ti u, wbetl cr ric nt or lotny f-tanuimr. 11 RUes
iifinia rriiri tinuiiin mu rituii -ui ai.n lroiaDtUl
tuiu, 11 in infujium vy ubKuia uuoaruaci
qi uu.t.d tv lib It t liicucia-vb rudlly KM to it.
.No ptrt'tci.1 I'lcralK Ji ituuiu-i n it ai rel--u
kU nu J k it - ii f t uoii.i. t vf i'
MAItKE'rilEPOIlTS.
BLObMBrjBfJ MARKET.
vrhotUbcrMsuoI 1
Ilyo "
corD,now, "
data, I' 'i
Flour per barrel
Cloveraossl .,, ,
Flaxseed
Iiutter
Kl'RS
Pullow , , ,,,,,,
I'otJltoeft ., ,
Irlod tpplea
Hams , ,,,,,,
lites shoulders ,
Lard per pound
Hay per Ion .,
Itecswait , , ,
'Imotln t.pri
J1..0
.8
.41
.S3
8.03
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,11)
J 8
04
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a.
Vt'OTATtllNB FUM (HIAL.
m. 4 on Wtinrf
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a
"aciisinlili'al.utnnnn wtia'rY
" Il!tin1unitf M ...
SI I Kill FT SALW.
Hy Vlrtun of a writ of PI, livil P. cieshntdi.ttt
Of the Court ot Oommin Pleas of IVli'mbla coun'y
and to m.i directed, will tn exposed to trabllj aal
upon the premises st tho lied 1 avern.vi lairenf Mon
tana, Comnirham tonnehlp tn sat.l comty at ten
o'cluct in the forenoon on
Motitluy, Juiuinry 27, 1H79,
All that certain tract ot lan1 with tho appurtenances
slt'iato tn the aforesat-l township of Conjugtum
bounded and deFCrtbed as follows ! Tteg nnlnir at
the i en ru of tho faco, of t he uurt h abutment of tho
b tdjre of the .New Vurkaud Mid Ho oal Field Coal
milroad Oiuitun (in liuuf n oa . load crosses
tho puuilj loiit le idlu fr-i) I'oi tralta t I'atiwissa
at thit place), theurw i.orth at dt gn-sa nest sis) ket,
thence north 8 degrees west 863 feet, thence north 93
degrees eist 410 feet, thence north SOtf degrees west
43s feet, thence north si degrees east 410 fet t.thtm :o
south Sdegiees last Ulsfeot thence nortneux de
grees wi-iit attfeetto Inept ice of beginning, con
talntng 11 acres aad 8J pcnhs, he the same more or
less, upon pirls whereof tho aforcstll village ot
Montana has been laid out, and the buildings there
of, to W.K i A tavern house, sundry framo dwetllnr
houses and outbuildings, a framo school house and
other structures luve bien erected. In the Bile of
tuo suli property certain lota of the said village, lo
cated thereon to wits Lots purchased of Samuel Lei-
oy smco Hie uili day of March, 19SJ and paid for In
full to hlraby the purctitscn of tho s.mo will ho
sold separately front tho other P irnot tho property
aud w cro Improved, slugiy also unless ta Ciaea
vuero beverai lots aro held together by tho same
term tenant, aud order of a do as among and between
tho will lots will bo according to te report of Sam
uel Knurr, Esq , Muster, made to the said Court of
common P.eas of olumhia county, In an action ot
tiro t'uciaa upon, mortgage therein brought by Mi
chael Fudcrolf .gainst t-a jiuel Lolby and terre teu-
ants, to enforce the payment ot purchaso money ot
the reuiUii.-i noove luentloucd, which aild action b
u-Jiubt-rea Kit ot eeptemoer t'erai 1-IT In Bald Court ;
an I othtr of the lots ot tho sutd town which have
ueth Improved or dtaernlso have Btieclal alue wl 1
also Le hold Bcparately aud slnglyyr two or mure to-.
eiuer ucre nem oy ine sama terio tenant or
cldluuLt, It mtch t.eparate s-ilea shall bo neceaary to
secure a full price tor tho promises a loresald.
A mure particular description uf tho Improved and
other Iota to uu. sold lafull"Mt
litock A, 8 lots fronting on Centre street 140 feet
deep. Lot t vacant, lou -i aud 1 v.ua,ut out feuood
Ugo'hcr, lot I a puak dwelling house and oat-build-ings,
t'ulilp lleiuuacu terro tuuaul or claimant, lot S
fenced, JjiiatU.au Fetterman claimant, lot, a plank
dwelling house with small o -t buildings, Samuel 111
ley claimant, occ-ipVd by Samuel Luke, tenant J lot
I, piank dwelling houso and outbuildings, clat i.ant
I'hlllp llelnbach, occupied by bamuol Lelby: lots
vacant, llernard llressllne, claimant.
Ulock B,- lots troptlqr; ot) Lclby street 110 feet
deep. Lot I, vacant next Soconil street; lots , 3 and
4 vacant, tencod together, l'hlltp llclnbich claimant;
iota s and 0 vacant, feace tjgethor, uotlolh F, Kb-
erly, claimant t lota T and 8 vacant.
Block 0. s lots fronting on Lelby street, from 100
to 118 feet tn depth. Lota I to Inclusive, va -ant ;
lots 7 and 8 also vacant, Cornelius Donohue claim
ant. Itlock I). (Mow Map) 6 lots, first 4 irontlng;on Cen
tre street, tiu feet deep; lot I. vacant, Franklin Yo
cu.n. claimant ; lot 1 vaca t, about one halt fenced.
Ulred Bancroft, claimant ; lots 8, 4, a and s fenced
ogcthor, a born on lota 3 and 4,hotue burned down,
claimant, Ja kcs Morrison.
Muck K. 9 lots trouttig on Lelby street, first T bo-
tug tl tcct deep. Lot 1, a doublo plank duelling
huuso au 1 pig pert, u vid Davts'a heirs chitmants.
soiouioa nuy dor una syipu itnutic, ocoupants ; the
1 emalnlng lots lu this block vacant; lot 6 claimed by
Lphraiin Le by.
nlock F 0 lots.tho flrit r frontineon Lelbvstreet
of Irregular depth, from 111 1 1 130 feet, or less. Lot
iiouDio piauk dwelling hoosu and out bulldlnirs.
IMer iVeish and Patrick .luan claimants : lot 1
doublo plauk dwelling house, stable .111 1 other out
building., Patrick liarra, clitma it: lot 3. lank
dwelling houao and oven, Louso vacant, clalinaq
tieury 1 arting ; lot 4, double plankdwuilluhu.ao
andoutrjuiUiuga, Harney ojglio-iy, ciilmiut; on
halt ut lot sadjtuliuj-lut4,tnce an I ne claim on;
oae half otlota nettolot. e vac ut; l,ts Saul
am ill tramohjus-j mdgirlji, 1. Cir tniK 1 it e
clalmiut; IUj lemalui .gli.s n-itrail oai wrv .
cant, . W Cream r, tlatut.ni
lllock o. pi lots fruiul.i.' o Cento s' re-t.lh3 di si
i btslug 4. feit.de p t.iui ni). qur lis. Li I
va -.nn uut tenoj 1 itn ,ui ,tt-iur s. le wig's otite
claimant ; lul J vueani out. fj,.ivt wltn i,,r 1. i'. i.t
McMoi eui.tu'aeMiie, eniina t; lo'aa und4, frame
dwelling uuutowlih.t o ok or wadi hu 130 and sta
ble, two luti fjuce I U.gelh"r, ivter ct Helwlg'aea
tate, claimant, .i Id iw and lidward II 1 n loach, o.;cii-
pants j lots 3, and I, vacant, fenced together, Peter
s. Helwlg's estate claimant ; 1 its 8 and 9 vacant.
Itlock II,-(New Map) 4 lots frontlugon Se -onl
street, 14 feet deep. Lot I, a small plank dwelling
house ana back- kitchen with out-bulldlugs Keoecca
raker, clitmant; lot i, frame dwelling houso and
out buildings, JohnVtoctzel, claimant ; Iota, vacant
but fenced wnuiot4; lot 4, double plank dwelling
hou-e and sUblo, James IMgiu, clalmint; a piece
of ground In the rear of sold lou and adjoining tho
railroad, vacant.
block I 9 lots frontln 1 on Centre street ol irreg
ular depth. 140 feet and less Lot I, vacant, a. v.
stokes, claimant ; lot tl, vacant : lota 3 and 4 fenced
together, plank dwelling houso aud out-bulldiogs,
estate of Peter H. IMwlg, claimant: lots 5 and e.
pi ink store houso 80X4D feet, and piank dwelling
nouso connected, .6130 feet an.l out-buildlngs, Phil.
ip Kulb'a heirs, claimants, William Uoodman, occu
pant ; lots I and 8, frame dwelling house, Aaron Per
son, clalmint.
Hlock J. is lots fronting on Lelby street of trregu-
lar depth, 183 feet and less. Lots 1, ! and 3 vacant,
lot 4. a small pi ink dwelling bouui one and a half
torles bli-li ar.it small out bnlldlnis. Jacob Iluher.
ciainjini; ioiarto3ihCir-ito, a large frame stable,
h if pjn and wjo I ho ne, fea.'ol, and a garden on .1
an 1 , Auro'i Person, clilin mt ; lots 9 and 10 small
frame dwelling house, ono nndahalf stoiltshlgh,
small out b'Hidlngs, James Dyer, claimant, Ueorge
iturp, occuiaiit.
block K. ti lots fronting on I elby street, of irreg
ular depth, 85 feet and leas. Luis U and 13 nla'.k
uivciuug nouse io;x4, out-buildings and gardep,
ueorge .vi ier.occupant; an tho other lots In this dl
vision acant
Block L--(iew Mapjo lota fronting on Centre
street. Lot 1, lied tavern stand, a two-story stono
tavern nouse, corner of second and Centre streets.
with back plank kitchen, a largo frame stable and
other out buildings, a good well upon the premises
and lots No 1 and 4 vacant In Block M belong with
inisproperiy.andwtiibe sold with It; the tavern
lot U SOtf f t-ct wide In front and M feet In tho rear
140 U.Ueon on i-econ street, und 1(4 leet along line of
lot no. , isaao Glwards claimant and occupant;
lots a and 3, ea feet in front on Centro street and
from jet to 1ST feet deep and to feet wide In the re ir;
on said lots are erected a two-story frame dwelling
house 36x30, a frame.stable and other out buildings,
a good well on the premises, Kit Klndlg and Ira Itoad
arm in, claimants ; lots 4 unj 5 fmced together, tl
feet front on Oentre street, houso burned down,Inhn
and I'omlnlo Ccgrove, claimants; lot e, vacant Got-
elbF, hbtrly, claimant, being si fcettn tnnta.d
triangular In form
Block IM.-O'ew Map) 1 lots fronting rn alleyln
rear of Block 1, ; lots t and 9 with lted Tavern stand,
all tbo rest vacant.
Ulock N - il lota fronting on mtln public road most
ly '4-i feet In depth. Lots 1 nnd 1 vacant. A. W. Crea-
mer. cl ilraunt; lots 3 and 4 vacant, Ell KJndlg claim
ant ; tots 6 and fi making fio icet front on mutn roid
or st-eet by 140 feet deep un which Is erected u good
plauk school houso erected by Conyugham school
liistnct; let T vacant, former claimant hancy K
Wertman; lots, a small frame dwelltnghmso and
uuitherstibie, William M Harris, claimant ; lot .
iwo-awry frame dwelling liousi tulon omidlngv
mis lot i icnivd wit'i..Nu. s, culm lut.Carrlo Harm
lou le and vac .nt, Th jiiuh. Mallg, i-laimnt ; tu
remaining lots lu this bin. k vaua.11
Blx-k 0.-13 10 h rontlugwn Ulby stre t ot va I
ous depth ISO feet and less, MI tho lou In thl loe
are vacant IjjW l to 3 Incl islve, A. W, Cr am
c ahnart ; lot 4, U 11 r kway i liiuu .t, lot
teiix Mcuun111n.u1 l.lraiut ; lot. and ', le
ureisoaenurmercaiiqiut ; lot II An h'Uj nur, uj
aua oiuera cii'rnanu
Tliu lotstn sul.i tuiAn when tot 0 UcriM) binie i
are uliout 1.1 fist liMiiith mu their isultlonaun.
copuHcuuna as hjwn up ,11 man ot said town
open tor Inspic Uu at liie office lu 1)1 .omalurg. ol
the counsel fur pi ijutlurm th.i rltof Levari Fatlas
above ineutioiitd, utn I.lch the tale Is 10 benucie
until the day ot sale and willtten be exhibited ut
the sale and full Information as may be desired giv
en to niuacrs.
l-elied, taken In execution at the suit of Mlchne'
Federolf acain-t -araui 1 leli.vwltli noiict totrrA
t littW.unutotjuuldiialljs Drusii) ot Samuel Ul-
o1 ana terre tenunia
TK'tMS tuaiuudiyot sale, otherwUo property
to is? re-uiu ui once.
(.'. it. . J. ui'cuuw, Attorniya tor P atnt h
I ."'I.
JOUN W.UOF'MaN,
neat-IS.
BL00MSBUBG
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
R v. D. J. WALLER, J-., A. M., Principal.
Pills SCHOOL as at present constituted, oeersthoverybestfacllltleafor Professional and Classical learning.
Mnlldlnga spacious. Inviting and commodious ; completely heated by Bteam, well ventilated, Ugh ted by gas, and furnished wttu a bountiful supply ot pore.aott
uimr water. Q
Location healthful, anu easv of accoss. Taachers ex
uiui.eraie, niiyuiiiuianci;. ueuuciiuu wi uu eapecuug
Courses of study prescribed by lhe,8UUo I
I. Moilel Bcliool. II. J'reparalory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical.
Adjunct Courses : I Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course tn Music IV. Course in Art.
The elementary Mclentinc and Classical Courses
cprresponding Degrees; Master of the Klementsj Master
iueiruiiaininenu sigueii 01 uie imicersoi I no lioaru
a ne course 01 stun y prescnoea ny 1 nn state is noerai, an otnes ilentlfle and Classical courses aro not Inferior to 1 hose of our beat College.
me state renutresa olgher order of cltlzensido. Thotlmoa doiiandit- itis iinsur thnnHmsnhim.ts nf inu Hc.iifi.-titihnintiiim-nrAir.. hrrtimishinErtntenu
sent ana cmclont rcachera for her Schools. To this end
,, , V Iirt th 1, t 1' 1 "vu v pvuira,.
1 1 ON. 5VIM.IA.tI l!l,X5Ht
I, I'realdent Ilonril
sept, s, tr..-
SHERIFFS SALE-
By virtue of a ot sundry writs Issued out ot the
the Court of Common Pleas of olumba cquqty, and
0 mo directed wM bo exposed to public sale at the
Court House Hloomtburg, at i0o"clo k, a.m.,
tfAlUUDAY, JANUARY 25, 1879.
The following described tracts of land partly In Lo
cust and Franklin townships, Columbia county,
Tract No. 1. Commencing at a point In a publl
ad leading fiom t atawlssa to Iloarlng creek, In
Franklin towuship, n nr the bouse ot John Olass
meter, I hence noil h degrees east 3 48-10 rods to
yellow pine, dawn, thence noith 1 degreo east 1st
lorodsto a post, thence south 8.5 degrees west
119 rods to a hick ry ; thence son ill 8 degrees west
13 3-10 rods, to a pnut lu the public road; thence
south W djgrecs e ist 133 9-10 rots tn a point In tho
oad to Itojjlng creek road; then.-e south. io degrees
.1st Is D-io rods thence 1TX degrees cast sixteen
rods, theno south Ihlrty-slt degrees east 84 -10 rods,
to plsco of beginning oontatun ltl acres and 19 ier-
chos on which Is eroded a Framo House. Bank Ham
and outbuildings. This tract contains au orchard
about 1. 1 acres cleared aad about 4 ) acres timbered
also, a right ot way from said houso along the right
bank of Koarlngcrcek through division No. 3 lo a
public road.
iracb.su.., i.ummeucing 111. tt puiui. iu a jjuuiii.-
road leading from catawlssa to Hoarln creek tn
Franklin town.hlp thenco 33 degrees west lite-lo
rods, thence north Tlx degrees west la rods, thence
north vo degrees west 19 9-10 rods, thenco north ft dc.
groes west 3 -l 1 rods, thence soulh s degrees west
uiT-ioio a post, tnenco souui sj degrees cast 103
rods, thence north 41 degrees east 111 rods, thence
north 34 degrees west 13 a-10 rods, thence nnrth 3.y;
degrees east 33 -10 rods.to tho place ot beglnntng.con
taming 199 acres and 93 perches, ot which' about 110
acres Is cleared, aad well fenced, and about 60 acres
timber land, on which there are one new two-story
frame farm houso with outbuhdlbgs, ono large bank
barn-ono one story house, one doublo one-and-a-half
story house, vr ith stable barn one two-story house
with barn one good saw mill, with wa'er-power,
dam and race In good ordor.two orchards, and such
otaertmprovementsas usually to such property ap
pertain, to bo sold suMect to a rteht ot wav exte nd-
fng from division No. i along the right bank ot linar-
ingcrueit uj a puuuu roau, auivl riKii ui way ueiug
for us? of division No. 1 above me tioned
Seized, taken Into execution, and to be sold as tho
property of Casper .. Thomas, et. al.
ALO.
No. 1. 11 thit certain lot or Dleco of land situate la
Madison toivUlD. Coium tla counti. FemiMlTunta
drjertOi'l asf tiioB, Ut-wlt : Hounded ontneeatt
nviaiiuor .lacou mwinaKer ana huoti Miner, oa
tlws'miauy una rrmeny O' iuei f UiK now 4mos
Mi'IUt, o 1 tiie woH Uf lanio' I'cter A. Krum, Uriuti
Willis aria viiiMui ii u)f, ana on me nirt.it oy iaua 01
vnu 1 -Velllver iviauta ax wo buanred and hlxtr-
nve acroH u-or 'T '" - v" 't erected a frame
louse, birn rtudbut Lulldliig
so. -2. All t at c rta n 1 or pie e of ground situ&K la
1 .uuu luw'iMiiii, luiurauia uuuut. ruiiuiyva ii,
tstivd a rrliowH. to- wit : bounded on tuefmuth
bv an I of JuVi ChrUttln. on ineVast bvland of
1 lit iffie, un 1 a 1 k,i-sl r, on lae norm ov tmu
icnirtd ieailntff'om.Iere.townto Hloorabbur(r, on
it wesiDyiuauriU'3 ueir-toi t oien. .nui-jr coa
ilt'l 1? twentv ncres more or lebS. on which are
rect d a taw mill aud water rlgUt
No.3. Ml tliat certain lot 0 pleoeof grocnl Bltuawln
ti'i I'Dvn of H o innj nr Ool tinUl c jaQU. t'eiiii-
avivanta. fiescrin'M is follows tvi-wlt: Lot o. u
litnjder'a addition to tha Town of BloomBtm rir,
twunaea on ine norm oy necona sireann meeavi
ny lot No U, ou thi south by Oreen Alley, and on
tho wetbyC. F, Kuapp, contilnlutf flrty feet front
iiiid two hundred and fourteen fetln depth, on
which aro erected a framo stable,
vo.4. Lot No. 13. adlolnlne tho above described aa fol
lows lo-wlt: bounded on the north by ecind street,
on tae east by Kosu Altey.oa t ho south by Green Alley
and on the est bv lot mo U, on which arp erected
ncKUweiiiqf nouso irume btauiu auu oui-uuiiu-
seizea, laicen icio execution at tne suit or i ne
First .National uanlcof Hljmdbun7.Ha i alQstVnl-
entlne Iteldlemaa and to bo bold an the property of
laitrutmrj uciuicuiitui
Little, Attorney. Al Fieri Facias.
Terms cauh on day ot fidle.
JOHN SV. HOFFMAN.
Jan. 3 T9-ts Sheriff.
11
EGISTEH'S NOTICES.
Notice Is herebv trlven to atl lccatees. credi
tors and other persons interested In the estates of
tho respective decedents and minors, that the fol
lowing administration and lru-irdliLfl accounts have
been ilicd in theomce of tho iteglater of Columbia
county, ana win do presentee tor conurmntion ina
allowance In the orphans' court to be held In
Uloomsburtf, on Monday, the 3d day ol Feb., 1ST,
at vo clock p. m. on wild day:
I. irirsi,aniinnai tCt3ouni or wmiam Kawarat. sur-
vlvlmj executor uf William stall, Utoot Hilar-
2, Second and part al account nf Eira StDhens nd
inlulsintur d.) UJiiisiioa.Qf vunaia Ucsh, late
oi ftutfiri mi ujftusi'ip, u-.tvaei.
8, H'st auliliu cojiun ut OuirHi It. Paxton.
Uiu'duni.t M try ti. I'liuinis. Srirn'i .1. Tiiomn.
and ur.uu u C, lUotnis, tutuorchl den of Altra-
iiain iiuiim, uw at tuxjiatowntuip, docia)ed.
4. Second and dual account uf tlenlirnln Kvani. hx.
t'-mor ot Corn liu-t Klkendoll late uf MlOUu
lowubuip, uco,ijjeu,
8. Supplemental account ot Samuel Knorr. admin.
Utrator, AO , of viarK-trelAp lem ju, lato ol the
junii ul inouuisuurs uocenseu.
6, Second and partial account of Dyer L. Chapln,
one ot th admiDUtrators or John Uoaton. lau of
ladaingcreen townump, aeceaseii.
7, Tho account of Peter 8. Karsbtier, administrator
oi wauiei nursuncr, iaie oi uaiawi&sa township,
deceased.
9. First iind partial account ot N. B. Creasy, ciecu
tor of Christian Wulf, lato ot Mltflln township,
decased.
. Flnt hi partial account oto. P, Ent, adminis
trator ot Peter Ent, lato of bcott township de
ceased, as nied by Hubert S. Ent, odmlulbtrator
vi u. r, r ui, uuciaseu.
I M he account of Jesse Coleman, administrator ot
AnardW owen, late oi ucott township, deceased.
11. The nrst account of u. u. Ent. administrator do
uuiusuuuui rcier itai, laiooi scott town&hlp.
s, Thi arst and flnal account of Levi ShatTer. ad-
iniuisiraior or uavia uauer, jr.. lato Of ilrlar-
13. FlrKt and final account of John N Mlas nnd i.i)
viuvq iiarman, executora .Nathan lilosa Jate
Itekrlster'B Ufflce. w. n. JArvmv.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 10, lbTO. Utu-uur,
DYSI'EPSUl DVSrEI'SIA. UVSPKreiA T
Dyspepsia Is the most perplexing of all human all.
meuts. Its symptoms ate almost Infinite In tbilr
variety, and tho forlorn and despondent Mctlmsof
the dis use often fancy tho nselves the prey In turn
ot every known malady. This Is due In pu t to the
cloo sj rapathy union exl us between ihd ttomach
and the uralu, and In pan alss to the fact that any
ai'eiuve function uecessarliy disorders the liv
er, Iho boelaaud the m rvuus . su m, and uflucts
t j soin ex' eut bo oualuy of the blood.
K f i, uuke.'. liltusr A'lno o. Iruna sure cure
Puis Is not a ikw jivpArutl m, to bo tried u d louud
i lining K Uas twu presvrb. a daily tor mam years
1.1 tu- piauucjo' m uouttiiy.uiins with unrural
i.eu success, it h ut expected or Intended to cure
ildleasisl whlcuiuu huimu fauillylj subject
j .t is wirrsnte t to c ire DyspepsU lu Its most oo
itnateforn:, Kunlcefa Hitter Wine nt Iron scc
ti li i o cure. S)m,tomsof t)japcp.,u nre loss if a
jetll'i, wind and rhlus of the food, dryutBsot the
mouth heirlburn, distension of the stomach and
Oowtls, coustlualUn, heaiache, dizziness, sleepless
new and low spirits, 'fry the greut remedy and be
convinced of Its merits. Oct tho genuine. Take only
Kunkcl'j, which ts put only In one .dollar bottles.
liepol Korth Mntu .iri-.t.i'hlladclphli, Ta. It
u-ur fills. Forjalo by ull Drusslsta and dealers
everywhere-
Ask for K. t, Kuntel's Hitter Wine of Iron aud
take no other, tlx vuttlos for five dollars, or one dol
lar per lotus.
wiitMtf! womixt wnnuKi
h. V". Kunkel' rt orm fj run neior falls to destroy
rin, M-it nnd 8U-HHU-U Ucnu.. It. Kunkrl the
niy but c uful i hy.lctuu v. ho rtmoes lais Woim
u two buuia alive wltn lieud, and to leo unlit n.
loVeJ, ull oih. r worms cjii U rtmll. ilislioitd
.uuicriucuiuri.i ,t; KUi.kt-l, t Miith MnUi
.tutt, t'iii.uUu tuts, 1 a , irtail on Hur urunist tor
a botUs ot Ku&f.i'a Wwia uj run, yttH U I ui H
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
rnerlonrpd. pmctenr. nrt allva a thnlp wn.k-
DlaclDllne.
Ui teacu.
Htlldpnlja Ailmltljifl aL .nv lima, lliyima
are I'nnFKssiiWAT ana sin4.nt.rfl4iifnth.N.in mmiri.ia niniTnA. mshrsns thmtr&inmtm
ofrthe Sciences s Master ot thet'lasalos. ilraduatea
01 I .isto- ,
It solicits young persons of good abilities and good
iu iu ucciuiiug uieir puweni, aaasDuaiuai upporiuuiues lor weu poiu. laoor oiler leaTing ocauvu v.
of Trustees'
A UDITOH'8 NOTICE.
luihe matter of exceotlona to tho account oCJ. M.
fmltb. Assignee ot I, John son.
The undersigned Auditor aprolntertby the Court,
on exceptions to tho above named account will meet
all parties Interested, at his oftlce In eioomsburg,
00 i-aturday, ihe lath day of January, lsi, at ten
o'clock a. m tor the purpose ot hi. appointment.
C.U. DAKKI.ir.
dec. 10, 'Ts-ttv AUUtor.
. whereas my wife Emma Livlnla has left my bed
( pnd lard wlthou' Justcaut or proTocallon. ibis is
iu nuiuici ptTFHins Kgauisb uttruonu ur irueuog
her on tnv a -count.
Jin.3l-iW CIIAHLB3 WNK,
)T1CE OF INCOUroiUTlUN.
-Notice Is herebv (riven that annllCAtlon
111 be
President and Law
JUdtfe or the Courts ot Uecord In Columbia county
Pa., ou the 8d day of February. 1819, to Incorporate
the Zion lie formal church, locate t In Klinluyereck;
township, Columbia county r:nn8j ivanla
A, UOUTZ.
Jan. 3, 79-3 w
A
DMINISTRATOU'S NOTICE.
RSTATROFUAKT UENSCn DECEASED.
Letters ot Admlnutratlon on the estate of Mary
Mensch tateof Locust townishln, .'olurai U county,
deceased, bave been eranlod by the Keiflr of mud
county to Andrew leu pp. Adm'r, Numldla, P.O.
All persons hat-In claims acalnst the estate are re
queated to present them for aettlement and thObe
Indebted to make payment without delay.
AND RW -UPP.
Jan. 10, '79-fiw Administrator.,
Numldla 1'. O.
DMINISTRATOU'S NOTICE.
K3TATK OF CnaiSTIAN ASH, DECEASED.
letters of AdiLlnlstratlon on the estate Christian
Bh, late of Henton township. Columbia county,
decea ed. hare been granted by the Hegtster of satd
county to fhi undvrlfcned Admlobtratora ta whom
all neisons Indebted artrcntiested to mako-lromocl-
ate pamcnt, and tboi-e havlnfr claims or demands
against the estate will make thm known to the ad-
miuisiraiors wuaout aeiay.
i. ti. aniauuM'.n,
rambra,
CHARLES Avll.
Jan, 10, 79-6w Ht Uwa er,
A mimairaujrH,
KorilONOTARY'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby elven that William Lamon. Com-
mltlte nr H'zal-etii lviitenck. a lunatic, kaa riled
hts Erst and nnal account In the efHce of tne l'ro-
tbonotarr nf i -oiumbla county whKh win ne rre-
sentd to tho Court of Common Ptnas of said eounty,
on tne 4tli day ot February next and win be con
firmed after four day a unless exceptions be Hied
ivuiu iu av iimo.
WH. liltlUriliSxUM
Prothoaotarv's -.Ofilee,
Jan a , 19-te
Proth'y,
JgXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
SsTAl UF tlUtin WUITB, HIC U,
Letters Testamentary on tho estate of John
While, lato of FfblntTcreelc township, Colutnbta
co , t"a.,havo been granted by the Register of Colum-
whotn all persons Indebted art requested to make !
lmmndlat" fa meitt, uiid those bavinir claims or de
mands against the said estate win make jthem
known to the undersigned Executor without
delay.
P.C. WADSWORTII.
W. J. BrcKALKw, Executor,
Ait y. lor Ksiaie. i own uui, .lux. uo., ia,
d .S0,lrjTS-6W
Jurors for Feb. Term, 1879.
GRAND JUROR3.
Uloom Tohn McCormlek Jos. Townsend. Vt'llUam
Tittle.'
Iterwlck-IIenry C. Freas.
Benton Tteuben Gibbons, J. L McUenrr.
Heaver James T. Kox-
Cata'lssa M. i llrobst.
t'entr tlla-u. u. Mtiurd. John k. luiey.
Flshlnrtns lc-N. J. nobbtns.
Hreenwood -Wllllsm J Kramer,
nemiocK Matthias wutenignr.
Main 1. 1) llodlne
tl .dlson John Demott.
Mimin Ull 11 am Ma-teller
Mi.ntour llenr lsixar a, William J. Bldleman.
Itoarlnircrceli John Mowenr. D. W. Itantr.
seott-John Jones.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
rissT WICK
Bloom ft
trawllogs. James Schuyler,
Bernard
stohn r.
jumes .ueiinue. a, r,
Ulckey Lloyd
sif.irnless Henry !.' senstnek
Beaver Daniel sntflev, M.e i liana.
i enton oenrge an-y.
neritlek II. I. Frea3
BrlariTeek-l-aac Bower.
Uatnxlssa panlel IMwIg. S. D. Itlnsrd.
lenlra U-lafajeite Ki-tcerman, William Harris.
(lentre J. P. Madman
Kisntiig.'reek Josian uotcman, u. it llosuer.
Franklin -c. L. Arilev
(IreetiwioJ uenry Muther. Wm. J. Patterson.
Ilemlock-fll llartmau, lluga Mcllrlde.
lackson .1 W Kitchen.'
locust-Henry Beaver, John A. Kltnr, Henry llel
w g.
Madison John Christian. Samuel Farns worth.
Ma n W. W. Kans W. T. shuutan.
Jliniln T. Z. t.owm.in, Henry Muss, Mephen belt.
erlckt. M. It. lletier. A. w. Hess.
M- ntour lohn N. (iordon, W, It Tubbs.
Mt. Pleasant MoseB Metier.
orange -J B llurn.au, Wesley Bowman, l'arvlu
"lusiener.
Pine wash. Itobblns, Jacob Christian.
Scolt John Ctcveling, James Pullen, ,T. Jones.
B5COND wilt.
Btoim K. V. llartman.
Heaver Ellas Miller
Berwick .lames W. Evans John Q. Jacohy, J, It,
MCAnall.
Drlarcreek Heubco Sltler.
(.atawlssa-llsmilton rlsher. J. 0. KnltUe, O. L
Kostenbauder.
Center William lllllcr, Levi Fester, Joseph Weiss,
i uuiu iiurris
Ce tr.illn-WUilam Pettier.
conyngham John L. Kline, Edward Hughes.
r iBuiuhvivt . j. r. jncucurr.
rranklln-J. V. Knlttln.
(Ireonwood (leorge 1 hrimat, lllchard Eves.
liemiocx l. J. vand. rstlce. smueiuni.
Jackson U. B. Hteens
Locum Austin C'herrlngton, Oliver Evans, Jacob
Main -Nathan MUler, WlllUm II. Iltt.
Madison (1. W. "supplee
Montour William P. Mauser.
rlne-deorgo rJtickhouse, Jsmes Drclblebls.
Itoailnircreek Abraham w'ltner.
Bcott Jothua It, Fowler, tieorge Ueckman, Daniel
CCUlb,
ATIDOWS' VPPItAISEMEXTS.
ThofoUowlng appraisements of real and
UVIBUI1U1 , C-IU I ij U,UJ V IU W lUUIIB Ol UCi rUeULS
hae been nied In the onieo of the Register of (Jol -
uuiuia cuuiny, uuuer me ituies oi ly-o'ort, ana win oe
county, under tho Hulea uf Court, and win
nn.HPlilj.il Mr ntv.iilill,mtl.Hnn.,lnii ,n tl.a nrnK-nj
orphans
ltd comi
cs, at s
Court to bo held in Bloomsburg.ln and forsald conn-
ly, on Monday, tho Jd day ot FeO , IS7V, ats
0 clock p. m., of said day umess exceptions to bucu
vuuui luai.uu uio t'lu.iuusiy uieu. Ol wuicu uu per
1, WllovvotJAaCala,UtiotCijutrot-iwaiUlp, di
ceused. s. WMawot rohn IIjih. lato ot U.-Avor tosrnshlp,
i iceosed.
I. tdo ol John Kline, late of Locust township,
deceased.
Widow ot Daniel Miller, lata ot Beaver township,
deceased.
t. Widow of Isaiah Yeager, late ot Locust town
ship, deceased.
e w tdow ot William Oarrtaon, lato of the Towu
of Bloomsburg, deceased.
T. Widow of Hugh Shultx, late of Jackson township,
deceased.
Keglster'somce. I
Bloomsburg, Jan. 10, 171 1
W. II. JACOHY
Itegttter
J OB I'RINTINO
0F EVERY DESRIP'UOb
EXEOUTEJi I'htiUIILV
AT Till (JOLUMHUW UfJfKX
firm but kind, uniform and thorouffh. Kxnentat
Mun.A nh.n itnalmrt
V. Course in Physical Culture.
In the other Courses receive Normal CortlfleaUs
purposes, -those who desire to Improve their tlraa
Oauchy & Oo'a. Advt's.
DIPTHERIA !
Jnl,n.i,i.' Anndyne l.lnlmenl will positively
nreveot thin t-rilnie dlsesne. and v-lll tiosttlvelr
turenlne ea-es In tn. Ir.formitlon that will sat.
manv lives s nt fret uv mall ixurt oeiay . moment,
I'reten lon is better than cure, told everywhere.
I. . Joliusoii it Co. IIaiiKor,.tIaInn
J in , '79-tw 4
nnTIM IV I Soldiers dlscharced"67Vouirrii7
OUUll I I 1 Huptiire or olh-r Injury, (not dis
ease) ci.n aecurettiil Bounty t those who ro-enllsterl
forth ii? years between Jan 1, t&aa, and sprit 1.
l&U iisvlni; previously aened nine montlis or more,
ure entitled to Itmi bounty or so much thereof as re
mains unpaid; ihosewho eniuted n-'fore Julrfi.
ltsii. for ttirs- yea a and were mustered before Au
(rust a. Issi. are cntltted to lion bounty, regardloss ot
ilin served t ait enlistments for three years Deforf)
Jut is. Ism, where but $100 bounty has been paid,
entitles to addition il bounty under Holdler Act of
Jul)), ssA.lt not aire dyiatd. If soldiers died In
f?rvlce. heirs are entitled to tho bounty. Noras
cniil ci.aiv isrAtn. for full information address
nun enclosed ktamp,
StcNKIL BIRCH, Washington, D. C.
Jan. 3.T9-4W
A. NEW ESCITI1VO BOOK
Uhistliso with thowil.l) AllVVNTDUEHof
STANLEY Is- AFRICA
Ihe out authentic and copyrighted cheap edl.
Hon. By the l.nlllnnt dei-crlptlie author, lion. J. T
lleadley. (Jives a full history of his Wonderful Dli'
eoverli s tn Africa and marvelous Journey down trie
Congo More fa clnatlnirthan romance. Profusely Il
lustrated, and hiifhtv endorsed by the Clergy aa4
Press, over 13,(100 sold. More
Agents Wanted krofSS
ard near terras address
Hunt) ltn nitoa., publishers, rhiladelphla, pa.
Jan. a, 'rs-sw d
C 1 ft TC C 1 (ftft Invested in Wan n. Btocka
'Jill IW tMWUll makes fortunes every
ui'inth. Uook -.e. it tree exnlalnlng everything. A4l
dress Maxtfr Co., Uanxekb, n wall Btreen.K.T.
dec si, ,1M d
AGENTS. READ THIS.
w e win par Kcnt8 a Salary of too per month u4
expanses, or allow a large commlsalon to sell oar
new and wonderful inventions. We mean vltitwi
&ay. Ad 'res, without delay,
SUKUM AN & CO.. Marshall, Michigan,
d dec, JO, iMw,
CHILDREN'S SHOES!
Wear twice as long with cither tho
SILVEI
Vl'OS THUM.
Jan. IT. 1S-4W d
BENISON'S CAPCINE
POROTTH PT.ARTiT.R
b- . t Wllv.VKJ -c UUW sw u.w
-. I i'i il. v. ,s.,, itunnnid
run ii ii....... vj-.iun..-'.
Females uffertncfromoatn and weakness win
derive great c-.intort and strength from the use
or Benson's apclne lorous Plaster Where chil
dren are eHectea wun wnoociag cougn, oiai
aary coughs or colds or weak lungs, it ts the
ine ana oniy ireuiuicui. mcjr buuuiu nsjet.c
his article contains now medltinal eleaaents
.uch as Is found In no other remedy in tho same
tfoira. It is fs.r superior to common porousplas
lera. liniments, electrical appliances and other
L tHrrmt remilss. It relieves tuln at once.
strengthens aud cures where other plasters will
UOb BVt'U r lice, rui i.nmr nu . , , k uKm,
Hheumatlsm. Kldney-dlsi-ate and all local aches
And tialas It ts also the besc kno n remedy. Ask
or Benson 8 v aprino ruisurr anu lase nu uuer,
old l.y ull Druggists. Price S3 cents.
Jan. IT, 't-tw
COURT PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, the Hon. William Elwill
President Judge of the Court of Over and
Terminer and General Js 1 Delivery, Court of Quar
ter Sessions of the Peace and the court of Common
Pleas and Orphans' Court In the ssth Judicial Dis
trict, composed ot the counties ot Columbia and
Montour, and Uio Hons. I. K. Krlckbanm and F. L.
ishuman, Ass - ate Judges of Columbia county, hava
Issued tbelr -ecept, bearing date the 11th day ot
Dee. tn the .ear of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-eight, and to mo directed for
holding a court of Oyer and Terminer and General
Quarter Sesxlons ot the Peace, Court ot Commoa
Pleas and orphans' court, in Bloomsburg, In tits
county of Columbia, on the nrst Monday, being the
sd day of Feb. next to contlnun two weeks.
Notice Is hereby given to the Coroner, to the Jus
tices ot the Peace, and the Constables of tho said
county of Columbia, that they be then and tier, in
their proper person at lo o'clock In the forenoon ot
said 3.1 day of Feb. with their records. Uqul.
slums and other remembrances, to do those things
which to their ofllces appertain to be done. Anil
those that are bound by recognizance to prosecute
against the prisoners that are or may be In the Jail
ot the said county of Columbia, to be then and ther
to prosecute them as shall be Ju t, Jurors are re
iUestcd to be punctual In their attendance, agreeably
to their notices. Dated at Bloomsburg.the llth day
is-l of Dec. In the year ot our Lord oae
UU. (thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight)
. J and In tho one hundred and third year ot
the Independence ot the Veiled states of America.
Sheriffs Office, JOHN. W. HOFFMAN.
Bloomsburg, Jan. a te sheriff.
T 1ST OK CAUSES FOR TRIAL
AT
IJ FKBItUsltVTI.ItM,18,.
Oscar llagenbncb vs M O rovers admin.
Margaret llsgtubu'-n vs M (.rover' admr'f
(I l Hagenbucb s M Orover's A doit's.
Mary Oeorge a Jam's Morrison.
Jotin It bcott vs Bernhard Mountr.
George A liarclav vs. Joseph M Freck.
Wagner Marr & Co vs o K Barnes et ux,
Aaron Youog vs Jotvi K Young.
Nancy Ann Itoberts vs John K. Young,
Kit Mctleury et ux 8 John K ) r.ung
George II (iordner assignee vs Gideon neat.
Conrad wankvs Oanlelriwank.
omer Thomas vs. Morris MltcheU
C U Murphy vs Conynghaoi and Centralis roor Dis
trict. I Vf McKeivy'a uw vs Wm (shatter ct al.
r u -human va sorau kisiier.
I Morris .Mitchells, comer Ihomas.
I Msmuei itnone vs Jesse ttnone
I James A w htttng .uard vs W'm Jlllnes' executorsi
I ' '. ' " " vimthwu -
' W II He Inbuilt va Mcolas Engiehart
Le I Ca awisa )enostt "ank is John II Pa
in Nl'Kl ft ill VS IVI1I1 Jl IjATIAI (Tfl.
! Fust Nattonal Bank ot AshlandsCatturlae llrj.Qtt.
. Martha (' llartzellvs Joseph II Nyer.
Mary (1 Vandenliee vs Dan' el Kline.
O u Murphy vs Con ngham and Cenlrtula Poor Dr
trlct,
Hohr Mcllenry vs Thos F Young.
J A bcreck . a J W t-offman el ul
tl F Urlesbach vs M li raver's adinr's.
Elizabeth llartman vs Benjamin Krum rt ux.
Jonathan Former's use s o D L K oaten baiukr,
et ui. '
Alex I. smith va John O Jacoby.
John Waltz's Ouardlan vs Wm Menslnger.
Henry oineraa Joseph Conner's admr.
sunarloai school District va vm A Kile.
P Drinker va J U Itoblson et ul.
Hannah Weiss va John llottmsu.
M 'Iroter's uo tar's vs Hubert Drlesbach.
w in i snider va Wm II Vanderallce.
Abbott kulltle s vteJey I'erry et al,
II F IUwkv4tiova Sterner Joi.es.
c B ttrockwsy vs U 11 Fowler's udmr,
Philip Manhsrt vs Major steel.
Ki John's Church. CaUwlasava It FDallmaa.
John Kvst.rvaJobn tli'ilt.
td Muriihy va OojogLAta and rantrall Poor Dti-
trtct.
lohn Bosion's uilreltil'trsto' va Wm. L ruts.
1xii.ktHchuo HUtnctvs DalUllimig
F P, Knorr sk It utoh it ux.
Jflt TRINlLxi
haotlv aud ihnolj tXtvutti at last
COLVMILAJ) Ofioa,
.