THE CDlilli113iAN ANJD DfiMOCTKABLOOitSBUKG; COLtJMBIA COlNTY, lyA.
Miscellaneous.
A WOUM.Y WRItSTKK.
non TANcr.y,oF ononoiA, a putative son
OF THIS GODLIKE 1IAN1KL Till? BronY
OF HIS LIFE.
It U not generally known that there la to
day living in the city of Atlanta n on of
Daniel Webber, but tucli Is the fact. For
the proof we rely not only on tho Intelligent
account which the son gives of his own sell
out also on the corroborating evltlenco of
prominent citizens, who ay there. Is no
doubt of (he truth of the story. The son of
Webster Is a mulatto barber, well known
all over Oeorgia as Bob ancy, a man of
more than ordinary intelligence. In ap
pearance he has some marks of striking re
semblance to Webster, his broad forehead
and widely separated eyes are nctlced as
circumstantial proof as soon as you hear the
story of hlg birth, A few days ago I had a
conversation with Bob, In which he mado
the following sUtemenis. It is duo to him
to say that his story is corroborated by the
members of his former master's family who
are- still living, It was as follows:
Robert Yaucey, whose real name Is Rob
ert Webster, was born at Gadby's Hotel, on
tho corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Fourth Street, In Washington City, on tho
20th of August 1820. His mother was
Charlotte Uoouorlcfr, a mulatto of rare
bsauly, and her father was one of the old ar
istocrats of Virginia, Mr. Gadsby bought
Cuarlotto from Hilly Uullard, of Fredericks
burg, Va , and look ict to Washington to
wait iu Ills hotel, JUtilol Webster boarded
with him, and lu this way saw Charlotte,
and induced those intimate relations which
supply a subject of this sketch. The mat
tcr was kept quiet iu Washington at the
time, though the truth was suspected by ev
eralofMr. Webster's friends. After the
birth of Robert, Charlotte became the wait
ing maid of some of the most distinguished
ladle at the capitol. She was In the ser
vice of Mrs. Clay for a long lime, and Bhe
continued to enjoy an Intimacy with th
greatest mau of his time. Mr. Webster
once gave her a beautilul necklace, which
she accidentiy left In a drawer In Mrs,
Clay a dressing case. Here her mistress
found the necklace, and asked Charlotte
whose it was. The girl was confused and
frightened, and told the truth. It is said
that Mrs. Clay showed the necklace to Web
titer, and asked him If he had never Been it
before. Afterward Charlotte was purchased
by Mr. Webster. He took her to Doston and
gave her perfect freedom, though she con
tinued to be a housemaid In his home. She
died in Boston only a few years ago. Bob
frequently heard from her. He says she
talked freely to him of his origin and told
him many anecdotes of the private life of
Mr. Webster, to whom she was
personally devoted. When her sou grew
up she became the property of young Gads
by, who was a rich, hot headed Southerne
and led the gay life so common in the old
flush times. Once in Richmond he had
been drinking and gambling desperately un
til he had lost all he had. He staked Bob,
his body servant, against fl,500 in gold,
and lost. A' man named Billy Martin won
the son of Webster, but shortly afterward
old him to a Mr. Cunningham, of Charles-
mil, o. u. j.nis air. Cunningham was an
uncle of Col. Ben Yancy.a prominent mem
ber of the present Georgia Legislature. Col
Yancey fancied Bob, bought him and kept
him aa a body servant Bob was such a
faithful slave that his master in 1SC3 gave
him his liberty and enough money to start
a business in Atlanta. Here Bob did well
and before the Confederates surrounded the
city had saved quite an independency. When
Sherman's army passed through Georgia,
with it came Captain Fletcher Webster, a
son of Daniel Webster. He had heard the
story of Bob's nativity, and accidentiy found
him while stationed at Atlanta. He bestow
ed various attentions to him. He gave him
a picture of Daniel Webster.which Bob still
has. Fletcher Webster was killed in a
battle near Atlanta. Sherman's Boldiers
destroyed all the propertv Bob had accumu
lated. One hundred boxes of tobacco and
other valuables of bis were burned in the
destruction of Atlanta. Bob now has a
claim peuding at Washington for recovery
of damages. He says that when he went
there a few months ago, several distinguish
ed gentlemen who knew his origin paid him
very kind attentions. He is getting very
feeble and is very poor. His creditors not
long ago closed his barber Bhop in Atlanta.
Bob now does little but stand on the street
corners and talk about the grand days he
naw long ago. He speaks with remarkable
accuracy of all the greatest men of Webster's
time and refers to bis parentage with evi
dent pride. He will not associate with ne
groea and Is passing his last days in com
plaining of the loss of what was once quite
a little fortune. Atlanta letter in Chicago
Time:
THE SEXT STAKE TREASURER.
Daniel 0, Barr, the Democratic nominee
for State Treasurer of Pennsylvania, was
born in Blairsville, Indiana county, in 1840,
and received bis education at the common
school of that place. His first employment
was in the store of Wm. Maher, of that
town. Mr. Philip Collins, of the firm of P
&T. Collins, tho railway contractors, gave
mm a position under tuein In the construc
tion of the Indiana branch of the Pennsvl-
-vanta Railroad, and on the completion ol
work be learned telegraphing at the Blairs
ville intersection of the Indiana branch,
and was stationed in charee of the office at
South Fork on the mountain division of the
main line of the Pennsylvania Railroad, in
one month after he had commenced to learn
He soon came under tbe observation of Col
onel Tbomaa A. Scott, who was then tbe Su
perintendent of the western division of that
road, who sent him to his office in Pittsburg
as one or tbe principal operators there. Un
on Mr. Scott's removal from Pittsburg to
Altoona as General Superintendent of the
road, Mr. Barr accepted an appointment In
tbe old Pittsburg Trust Company, now tbe
First National Bank of l'ittsburg, one of
the Jargett and most admirably managed
banking Institutions in the Stale, which
place he entered on the ICth day of June,
18-58, just twenty one years ago, where he
has remained ever since.
In JfiC'J he was nominated by the Demo
crats in the Legislature aa the candidate for
State Treasurer, as a compliment to blrn for
tbe active part bo had taken in that and
previous campaigns, and again In J 870 he
was the regular caucus nominee of the Dem
ocrats iu the .Legislature for Slate-Treasurer
but the party was In the minority both years,
and Republican treasurers were elected.
Two years ago his name was presented to
the Democratlo State Convention for thp
nomination for Slate Treasurer, and for five
ballots, In which ho sometimes led .bfi'com
petitnr Col, Noyev, he coutended for the
nomination even when the position of the
con (fit was against him by tbe nomination
of Judge Trunkey from tbe west.
IAIM1 IN HKI).
lict us nnnlyro this lying In lied n llltlo
further. 1 maintain that, in the mere fact
of lying lu bed there Is Bomethlng healthy
and recuperative to tho system, The wheels
of llfo are oiled and eased. The proper and
legllltnalo purpose, ol stopping In bed is to
go to sleep. There Is no tonic or medicine
In the whole world like sleep. The more
sleep the brain gets the better does the brain
work. All great brain-workers have been
great sleepers. Sir Walter Scott could nev
er do with less than ten hours. A fool may
want eight hours, as George III said, but a
philosopher wants nine. Tho men who
have been the greatest generals are tho men
who could sloep at will Thus It was with
both Wellington and Napoleon, The great
est speakers In the House of Commons have
been tho men who can go to sleep there as
much as they like. This explained the
juvenility of tho aged I'almerston. There Is
mau who has been Attorney General,
whom I have seen bury his faco in bis hands
over his desk and sleep soundly until his
own cause should come on,
'Sleep,' says the Greek proverb, Ms the
medicine for every disease, 'If ho sleep he
will do well.' A friend told me that he
treated himself fur a fever. Ho went to bed
with a large pitcher of lemonade by his side.
He drank and slept, slept and drank, till he
drank and slept himself well again, When
you take your bed get all the sleep you' can
out of your bedstead, even although, to
quote Dick Swlveller'a say, you have to pay
for a double-bedded room, confessing that
you have taken n most unreasonable amount
of sleep out oi a single bed. Ymi will be
banking a whole store of recuperative ener
gy. Kven if vnu cannot sleep, still keep to
your bed. There Is no more pestilent heresy
than that you should get up directly you
are awake. If it is the early bird who catch
es the worm, that worm Is a great idiot in
rising still earlier in order to be caught. If
you do not get asl.ep by lying in bed you
get rest. You secure the fallow ground
which will hereafter produce a good harvest.
Sleep Is of course tho proper employment
for bed, but if you don't sleep you can lie
still and read. I don't believe that the man
who gets up really learns or docs more than
the man who lies in bed. If, for a moment
tho writer may be egotistical, Borne of the
hardest work which he has ever dono has
been from the early dawn till after a break
fast in bed. Of all sleep in the world there
is none so good as what you get, iu the way
of treasure-trove, after the usual time of
waking, when, in point of fact, you have
giveu up the expectation of getting any
moro sleep. As for 'being called,' as the
saying goes, that is simply a relic of the
barbarism of our ancestors. One of the
main beauties of an occasional day in bed
is that you get an extra stock of sleep,
which goes to the credit side of your sani
tary account. London Society.
The safest and most reliable remedy for
the usual diseases of the baby . is Dr Bull
Baby Syrup, It contains nothing Injurious.
Price 25 cents a bottle.
Once upon a time it is related that in
Chicago Jake Mason went to a donation
party where six farmers were to contribute
a jug of milk apiece. Well, one man, a very
mean. man this mean man was Jake Mason
thought it would not make any difference
if he contributed water iu place of milk.
So be filled his jug with water, and took i
to the donation. When he got there he
turned it over into the bung and it ran into
tbe barrel where all the other farmers had
turned their milk. Now, what do you think
was tbe result? Why, every one of the six
farmers happened to be as mean as Jake
Mason. They had all! brought water.
Wicked for Clergymen,
'I believe It to be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen or other public men
to bo led into giving testimonials to quack
doctors or vile stufli called medicines, but
when a really meritorious article made of
valuable remedies known to all, that all
physicians use aud trust in daily, we should
freely commend it. I tborefore cheerfully
and heartily commend Hop Bitters for the
good tbey have done me and my friends,
firmly believing they have no equal for fam
ily use. I will not be without them,'
Rev. , Washington, D. C.
Mays, 'H-cm
Feb.?, 19-ly
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CatarrH
Sneezing Catarrh, Chronlo Ca
tarrh, Ulocratlvo Catarrh,
permanently cured by
SAN FORD'S
RADICAL
CURE.
SiKTORD'i TUMCAt Ccni ron Catamti 1i tMft. eer
liln, tod pertnmunt cure for Cturrti of every form,
and Ii the moil rerfect remedy ever devleu. It It
rmrelr n vegetible dim Illation, and la applied IociiIy by
nuftUUon, tori conttltutlonKlly by Internal admlnl.
t ration. Locally applied, relit it intiantantout. It
ootliei, tieall, andcleaniva the navel pMiiges of every
feel In of heevlncti, obstruction, ilnlncai, or dlnlneti.
Con Hi tnt I on ally autmlnlilcred It renovate! tne blood,
tnriflei It or the ecld polton with which It It alwari
charged In Catarrh, itimulitet the atomach, liver, and
kldntT,perfecti dltteitlon, mikei new blood, and per
nuti tbe formation or eonnd, healthy tlatue, and finally
obtalna complete control over the dlicaie. Tire re
mark able curative power, when ail other reined lei
utterly fall, tf fuuronrj'e Hadioal ccae, are attcnted
bylhouiandi who gratefully recommend It to fellow
ufleriTa. No lUtetnent la made regarding It that
cannot be aubatantlated by the tnoit reipectable and
reliable reference!, H Ha great and good medicine,
and worthy all confidence. Knelt package contain! a
Treatlee on Catarrh and Dr. aenford'e Improved In
haling Tube, and full direction for lu nae lu all caeee
rricel. An Enthusiastic) Friend of Sanfbrd'a
Radical Curo.
MClIiTTOif, GtAXT & Bowgx'e Film avd)
MAKtifi IveoRANo AenoT.
K R3 Tine Street, HI, Louie, Mo., Feb. 7, 1977.)
A.A.MiLLiiB,TraihlnctonAv..Clty. DeerMelllerf
I have for Rome ye are been troubled with Catarrh, and
for the peat two year have anffered aertoualy with It.
Noticing your adverttdtment of SAjjroaD'e RmtDT
f It aim ca l Cum), 1 decided to try it. 1 have naed only
two bottle, and as a remit 1 feel eo much relieved that
1 presume on mir personal relations and write this to
yon and auk that yon take some rueeanrea to get It more
prominently before the nubile, that others may hare
aucti relief a I have. I have recommended It to quite
number of my friend, all of whom have exnrrsied
tomothelrhlgh estimate of Iti Value fcod good ell ecu
with them. . .
I really think It particularly adapted to wants of St.
Lent people, and they all ought to knom of It, and
thoie who need tt should try It. 1 will mk the assertion
that 1000 l or. vials (aa a sample to be given away will
ell as many bottlia.
Trysome plan. Letthepeoplehaveltttheynecdlt. I
believe 1 could sell bottlra mysclff-or course yon
could largely Increase this tiuinber. Why not try Itf
Toara truly, VTM. UCWKe
Bold by all Wholesale and He tall Drngglata and Deal
train Medicine throughout the United Mates and Can
adae. WEEKS A-POTTF It. Central Age nil and Whole
aala Drngglata, ItostQn, Maw.
LAME BACK
RHEUMATISM
nni i imoj voltaic
PLASTERS,
jtriBTt, nrr( w uurr, uriintii.-iiuu jmt itv
I was seized with a revere attack of Hheumatlam in my
rlghtblp.to which Iwaa subject, 1 tried the larlom
liniments and rheumatic curea, but without the leaat
benefit, when my son, a tlrugglst.puggtstedoneof your
Collimb' Volt a to I'laster. The effect was almoit
magical, for, to my grateful surprise, 1 waa almost Im
mediately well again, and waa able to -work upon my
farm aa nsual. w lie re as, before tbe application of the
Fluster, I could do -nothing, and every step gate me
tiain. A few weeka since, one year from the first attack,
the disease returned, but I am happy to say the second
Plaster proved as efflcacloua as the first, and I am now
well. Uy wife wishes me to add that one Master ha
cured her of a very lame back. We think there Is
, nothing In the world of remedies that can compare with
the Collins' Voltai.0 Plasties for ltheuraaiiim and
Lame Back, and cheerfully recommend them to the
suffering. Youre very respectfully,
Oblahd, Mb., June (, itf. ItOBERT COTTON.
NOT A QUACK NOSTRUM.
Gentlemen, I hereby certify that for several yeari
past 1 have nsed tbe Voltaiu Flabtbrs in my prac
tice, and have never known them to fall In affording
speedy relief In thoae case for which they are recom
mended, They are not a qnack noitrum.but a remedial
.,Dt f gr..l v.lu.. V.r, 'TJ05lLI!JSi . D-
BrcKspoBT, Mi May 37, 1874. .
PK1CE 5 CEJm.
Be careful to obtain ColunVVoltaio Plabtbr, a,
combination of Electric and Voltaic Plates, with a
highly Medicated Plaster, aa aeen In the above cat.
Bold by all Wholesale ami Ketail Druggists throngh.
out the United States and Canadai, and by WKKLBA
POTTRIt. Proprietory Boston. Maes.
ANTI-FAT
. Allah's Aim-FAT lithe grcBtrcedT for Corpu
lency. It la purely regeUble and perfectly harmless,
11 acta on the food In the stomach, preventing iti con
rertlon Into fat. Taken according to directions,!
will rednc at fkt stnn im to S swan waek.
In placing this remedy before tbe public aa a Mafe
tlve cure for obesity, we do eo knowing Its ability to
cure, as attested by hundreds of testimonials, of
which the folio wing from lady In Columbus, Ohio,
la a sample t " Gentlemen v-Yoar Anti-Fat was duly
received. I took It according to directions and ft
tore for the second bottle." Another, a, phyilclan,
writing for a patient from Providence, A. L, says,
"Four bottles have reduced ber weight from 1M
pound to 192 pounds, and there 1 a general improve
tuent tn health.1 A gentleman writing from Boa
ton, ayat Without special change or attention to
diet, two bottles of Allan's Antl-Val reduced me four
and one-quarter pounds," The well-known whole
sale Drugtclita. Bhitii, Doouttlk A Bhitji, of Bos
ton, Mail., write aa follows: H Allan's Anti-Fat has
reduced a lady In our city seven pound In three
weeks." A gentleman In bU Louis writes: "Allan's
Anti-Fat reduced me twelve pound In three weka,
and altogethLr 1 have lost twenty-five pounds since
commencing Its uso." Messrs. I'ow ill & Plimpton,
Wholesale Tlrugglata, or Buffalo, N.V.jWrltei "To
the PkomuktOks or Allan's Anti-Fati Gentle
men, 'A he folio wing report la from the lady who used
Allan's Antt-Fau Ot (the Anti-Fat) bad the desired
effect, reducing the fat from two to five pounds a
week until I bad lost twenty-five pounds, I hope
pever to regain what I have lost. ,f Anti-Fat 1 an
unexcelled tlood-purlfler. It promotes digestion,
curing dyspepsia, and la also a potent remedy for
rheumatism, Bold by druggist. Pamphlet on Obes
ity aent on receipt ofstamD.
BOTANIC ALBDlCLNK CO., PBOPB8, Buffalo, N.Y.
and casea of those disease peculiar to woman, I
have been enabled to perfect a moat potent and posi
tive remedy for these diseases.
To deihjnate this natural specific, I have turned It
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
The term, however, la but a feeble expression of
my high appreciation of its value, based upon per
sonal observation. 1 have, while witnessing it posi
tive results In the special disease Incident to the
organism of woman, singled It out a UtteJlBBex er
crewwibsar a ef say medical eareer. On It merits,
a a positive, safe, and etlectual remedy for Un class
of disease, and one that will, at all times tidtinder
all circumstances, act kindly, I am wlUlnst to uk
my reputation aa a nliyilclant and so confident am
1 that It will not dUappolnt the moat sanguine ex
pectations ot a single Invalid lady who use It for any
tit the aliments for hlrh 1 recommend It. that 1 offer
and Mll ltihdcrA IWIT For
conditions, ee pamphlet wrapping bottle.!.
The following are among those disease In which
my FavwIU Procriptloa liaa worked cures, a If by
magic, an 1 with a certainty never before attained by
any medicine t Leucorrhoea, Excessive Flowing,
Painful Monthly I'erlods, bupprrMloni when from
unnatural causob, Irregularities, W eak Back, Pro
lapsus, or Palling of the Uurus. Anteverslon and
Itttro version, Bearing-down bensatton. Internal
Ilt-at, Nervous Ltepreaslon, Debility, Uespondency,
lhreateoed Miscarriage, Chronic Congiatlon, In
flammation aud Ulceration ot the UttroMmpoteocr,
Barrenness, or Sterility, and Female WeiBknes. 1
do not extol this uicdli-lnc as a "cure-all," but It
admirably fulfills a lcleae er erpoet being a
most iterfect ileiflc lu ill chronic disease of the
sexual system of woman, it will not disappoint, nor
wltl It do harm. In any state or condition. .
Those w ho desire further Information on these sub
jects can obtain It tn Tub PiOfLX'a Coxmon bXNSt
jJewcal AuyifcEK, a book of over tuo pagee, sent.
Bost-patd, on receipt of It treat minutely of
lose disease! peculiar to Females, and gives much
valuable advice In regard to the management of
those affections. t .
revert riwiiBilae U r praegisia, f
It. V. PlEKCE, Ml Ii. J'roD'r, World5 JJlipenjarf
Ad Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, ri. Y.
MhUllilNb
That Acta at the Same Time on
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS.
and tho KIDNEYS.
These creat arcana arflthn Vtnr1 rloa.ni'
era of the bytem. If they work w ell, health I
will Ixi perfect If they become clogged, I
dreadful diseases are uro to follow with I
TERRIBLE SUFFERING,
HUllOBsnrKi, II radar he, Dyspepsia, Jaan
dire. Constipation and FUti or Kid
uer t'owplalwU, Graiel, Diabetes,
Sediment In the Urine, Milky or
It op j Trine j or ilheumatlc
Pain a and ache, '
are developed bcaui the Uood t polaoned I
with the humor that should have been
expeiica naturauy.
KIDNEY-WORT
will rcstorethe natural action and all these
destroying ella will le ban 1 lied neglect
tli e in and ou w 111 llvo but to suffer,
1 housand hat e Wen cured. '1 ry It and yna
will add one inure tull)euuiter. Takeltand
health will oikh more gladden your heart.
Why eaBrer lager friua the twraHt-et ef aa I
eeaoag atari i
Yikf beer auefci 41trM (rum fwiitlptleis
end Pile r
Why am fferftil kWeaiiM f JlMrdcrv4
rue I
Kinstr-'WOBT will cure you. Try a pack
age tones and he satisfied.
It It a dry xrattalU iomvouiui ai4
OBpaekagetuakfilBluartsof Medicine,
roniamiBg; no nptrit, ne ing prepared
In pyre water.
Tour PrugaM uUt get tt or you, Jntitt I
fici it.
WOMAN
By u Immense practice at the 'World's Dlspen-
SP.13E1VS
'ORT GRAPE WINE
Used In th 0 principal Churches for t'ommunlen
purposes.
KICELlENTrO.I LADIES AND
FEBSOKS AND THE AOi D.
Spear's Port Grape Wine !
FOUR. YEARS OLD.
T
IhU Celebrated Natlre Wlno I, mnise (rom tho
juicoor tnc oporto (irapc, ruiscain uiis county
Us lnvaluaWo
Tonio and Strengthening Properties
Arn MnKtirrtfiMtpd hr nnv nlhrr Nfltlvn Winn, llclnff
tho pure julco of th (lrnr produet'd under Mr.
opcer'H uwn pt'rsonai supervision, us purny unu
(fenolnenpRa oro Kiiarflntycd. Tlio ymingPRt child
tnay partnko of lis generous qualities, mid tlto weak
est Invalid uso tt to advAntagA, It h prtriloularlr
beneficial to the atril and dfhllltAted, and milted to
the various all menu that affect, the weake-r bejt. It la
m every respect a wine to he helikd on,
SPEKH'S
P. J. Sherry.
The I" .I.MIKHUYUii WlneotSiniertorriuracter.
and partaken ot tho KuMen quaUtlui of the ttt&pc,
from which It 13 nuJe. For rarity, Wellness, t'lavor
and Medicinal Properties, It mil bo (ound unexcelled.
si'Kiiirs
I. .1. Iti'aiMly.
This 1IHANDV stands unrlralod in this Country.
being far superior ror medicinal purposes.
IT, IS A ruHK distillation from t"io grapo and con
tains valuable racdlclua: properties.
It lias a delicate flaror, similar U that ot the
grapes from nblcn It Is distilled, and Is In great favor
among nrst-class families.
Sue that the signature ot ALFRED HI'KEH, rassalc
N. J., is orer tho cork ot each bottle.
SOLD BYO.A.KLEIM.
juno !7, 1819-tt
TEGISTEU'S NOTICES.
LV Notice la hereby en to all legatees, crcdl
ira and other nersona interested lu the estates ot
the respective decedents nnd minors, that the fol
lowing Administration and guardian accounts have
been filed In the olttce or tho itegliter ot Columbia
county, and will be pi esented for confirmation and
allowance in iup urpuans' vourt. 10 vv uuiti iu
Uloomsburg, on Monday, tho 1st day ot Sept., 1S79,
at 3 o'clock, p. m. on Bald day:
1. Tho second and final account ot Wt Ham Maust
and Joaeph Maust. Executors ot Joseph Maust,
late of Madron township, deceased.
5. The llrst and ttnal account of Amcw lllcliel
delfer, tluirdinn of Aanes Kelclieldelfer, a tultior
child of Michael iaieheldelfer, late of Ulooma
burff, deceased.
3, Tho account of E. It. Ikeler Gxocutor of Thom
as J. Thorutoa,lato tr Hlooinsbury, djceawit.
4, Tho second and llnal account of Kphralm P.
I.utz, Executor of James Thornton, lute of
Ulooinuurg, deceased.
6. The llrst and partial account of Thcoiloru Mc
Uowell, Kxecutor ot John Mclxm ell, lale of Scott
township, deceased.
6. Thj final account of A. l'ardeo, surviving Kxe
cutor of William ltodlson, laUj of Uloom&burg,
deceased.
7. The second and tlnal account of Abner Welsh and
Thomas Mcllenry, Kxeoutors of lllrum W Kline,
late of orange township, dece.tsed,
8. The first aud 11 mil account of I, K. KrlcUbaum,
Adm'ulsLrator of Miryuvet Karus, late of lienton
towiiblilp, de tcjed.
0. TIw second an 1 tliiat account of J vslah t'oteinin
ai.d Charles UuU'in.m, tJxecmoM ot Jjseph Cole
lain, Ule of Fkulngureek tjwushlp, deuiMSed.
10. Thn first aud llnal nccnuntor I.. S. Wlutorsteen.
Trusti e, AC, of slua E Kowler, late of Scott
um nMi:p atxeascu.
11. 'Ihsifeouut tfJuhn It.Mour, Rxeculur rf .luhn
It ii tin tit. I uei.f iii'rtiijfe township, deea-ed, as
ltTd i Cli rltsA. Moyer, Admlnldtrurorof John
U. Muur, UjtoJSfd.
12. 'I he llnal mcouut of Isaac K Dllcllne, (Jiurdtan
cf Laura NMU jkc, a minor child of 11 Drake,
latu i f Putn-uu county, Ohio, decease d.
13. ih llrst and turtlal account of Lloul T. Con-
ii-r, Adndtdstiaar of Ju'ph 1. Conner laV) of
t-vutie luwusinp, uaeuSeu.
14. Th t aecuunt tf John Olher, ArtintnMrator of
.loim Jiujtr, uw r Locuii township, di-reased
S. n he llrst and limit account of WUII.im Shatter,
AdinliiiMi!iUr(eumtt,tfliii?iitouiitie(H tf Kllz
alviii u'ton lautf rahitii'ii, Ice cmnt, 1111-l-oH,
foriiurh tf CuluiaOia county, JVnnslva
nu, otccufCd
1C. Tho llrht and flnil iMi-nunt or John (1 Otitck,
l vunnii .i if 'I li. iii iu 1.' t.m p liilmf j lr., nii.lim ir
17, The llrsr and tlutl Hocouot of . I .ha Appleinan,
Admliiiilnituri.f ChuU'iSie, Uld of ileiiilock
towuship, d.x'eotid.
13. Tim iP'RUind flnnlacountuf ll. 1', I'oiiner, Ad
luluisirauror lla Mtz.
19, Urst and pullal uecount or IIh ry J. Milter,
Ihi.wl Miller and Wm Krickbaum, AdmlnNtra
Torn of tieojtmiu Milk-r, Uto of cuiawi--u town
!ilpf deceased,
20. Fihtaiid tlnal uceount if HenJ.nnl i V. Uattln,
OumlU'i f tirant i. smith, dt-eeasi'd, a minor
(hid of John I'. Smith, late of (Irtenuood toun
bhlp, diceascd,
SU Flrhtand final account of K. S. Cleaver, Exe
cutor of Lucy A, Ureu, late ol OatawLi.s.1 town
ship, deceased
Si. 1 he flrstand llnal account of Hlchard P. White
in.icr. Kreutort-f Elijah Sujdtr, late tf Pine
law uslilp, deceased,
43. First and llnal account of A. II. Abbott, Admln-lMran-r
ot .Julia A. Cromley, late ot Fr.inkUn
township, deceased.
lieuUter'rt Oltlee. ) V. II. JACOUV,
Bloomsburir, Atij. 1, ls7. lteglster.
AUJ, 1, 'W-IC.
"WIDOWS' A PPK A IS E M K NTS.
IV Tbe followluL' aimralsements of real and
Eersonal propertysei apart la widows of decedents
aielM-onnledluthoonico of the Iteglitcr or Col
umbia county, under the KuloH ot Court, nnd v. Ill be
Erescnica tor aosoituo connrmaiion to tne urpiians
ourtuj tie held tn Uloomburg,ln and forsatd coun
ty, on Monday, tho 1st day of s-nt. IsTit. at II
o'clock p. ra., of said day unless exceptions to such
conuruiaiiuu urn proiousiy nieu, ui wuu-u an pcr-
mius luieie&ieu lu sum eauticsiiui tu&u uui.iu;
1. Widow of Silos I). Kline, late of FMiingcreek
township, ileteased.
!. rt Maw of Ceorge 1'a'en, lato of Heaver town
Mdp, deceased.
3. Widow cf John It. Mo)rr, laU ot Ulooinsburg,
deceibed.
i, Idow of Jacob 11, Coleman, late of Orange
uiUMiii,uecuueu.
6. Widow of Isaac Lutz, late of Mlfllln township,
u 'ccabea.
6. Widow if (lotilteb Clunther, late of Catanlssa
wn UMLip, ucwa'seu,
T. Widow of Chules Ilowaid, latoof Orange town
ship, deceased.
8. Widow of Anthony Snyder, lato ot Miniln town
hhlp, deceased.
9. v Idow of H. N. Hunyan, late ot Jtadlson town
ship, d )ceased.
10. Widow cf lteuben Iiredu-nncr, late cf Heaver
ujwuauip, ueceuaeu.
ItoglsU'r'aOnice. W, II. JAfOllV
llloomsburir. Aug, 1, 1819 r Hoglter.
Allg, 1,19-tC.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OV VALUABLE
HE1L ESTATE ! !
The undersigned Administrator ot Sarah Sum
men, lato cf Hemlock townsllp, deceased, will ex.
poso to public salt on the preinlaos at 3 o'clock p. m.
on
Saturday, August 23d, 1870,
the following described real cstata situate In Hem
lock township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to-wltt On the
southeast by lot cf M, (I. bhoeinaker, on the north
weu by lot cf John I'ooley, on the southwest by the
public street of the Town ot Buckuorn and on the
northeast by land of S.P, Fruit, containing
One Quarter of an Acre
uoiocrlcns
TKltMK OK HALE. Ten per cent, of tho one-fourth
of the purchase money to bo paid a', tho striking
down of the property, the one-fourth less the ten
percent at the continuation of sale and tho remain-
ing thrce.tourths In one ear thereafter with Inter.
est from continuation nisi.
N. 1'. MOOHK,
Administrator.
Iiuck Horn,
July its, ta.
on FiiiNTina
Weill and ihaapljr executed at th,
CoitrxiLUl Office.
BLOOM SB URG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rev. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. M., Principal.
THISSCHOOl,, as at present constituted, oflcrs tho very best facilities for Professional and Classical IfftrntnB. hn,i .iv nr nur u.ri
Buildings spacious, inviting and commoaioui j completely heated by Meant, well ventilated, lighted by gas, and furnished with a bountiful supply of pure.sotl
BPocatlon healthful, ana easy of access. To.ichcrs experienced, cniclent, and alive to their work. Discipline, firm but kind, uniform and thorough. Expense
moderate. Fifty cents a week deduction to all expecting to teach, students admitted at any tlmo. Ilooms reserved when desired.
Courses of study prescribed by tho state i
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, domical.
Adjunct Courses : I Academic. II. Commercial, lit, Course In MtiIc.
Thnni-mrntarv. scientinc and Classical courses
corresponding Degrees: Master of tho hlcmcnts! Master of tho sciences; .Master of tho Classics. Uraduates In tlio other Courses receive Jiormni tcnincaies
their attainments,, signed by the onicers of the hoard of Tustoe'. , ........ .
Tho courso of Stud y prescribed by the state Is liberal, and tho S clcntlflo nnd Classical courses aro not. Inferior to thoso of our best Colleges.
Tho mate renulresa Higher order ot cltl7.on.shlp. Tho times detiand It. It Is one ot tho prime objec ts ot this School to help to sccuro It, by fiyn shing intern,
gent and efficient Tcachcis for her schools. Tothtscndlt aollclls young persons ot good abilities and good purposes.-thosouluidcslr time
aud tbclr talents, as students. To all such It promises aid In dovcloplng their powers, and abundant opportunities for well paid labor alter leaving bcuooi. ror
Cntalogue.addres, the Principal.
HON. WILLIAM l:i.Vl!l,l l'rrslilrnt Itonril of Trii.teo.. V. V, llt,I.Ml.U, Secrctarj,
repc. H, '10.
WYOMING SEMINARY AND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Tho Seminary oders to students tho following Courted of Study : Common KuglUh, Normal Coime, Literature and
Science, Classical Courae, College Preparatory Courso, Course iu Music, and Courso in Art. Students not desiring tn take
any one of the Courses of bliuly may take any studies which tbey are prepared to enter. Prices within the reach of all.
The Commercial College gives instruction in Penmanship, Commercial Law, Political Economy, Commercial Arithmetic,
liusiuess Correspondence, Telegraphy, and ISook-keening as applied to business of all kinds. The larger part of the instruc
tion is giveu through actual business transactions. Diligent students graduate iu fourteen weeks. The reduced price of tui
tion is exceedingly low.
Fall Terma open Aug. 27th, Commercial students address Ruv. L, L, SPKAGUK, A, .M., nnd all others Ki:v. 1).
COPKLAN1), D. 1)., Kingston, Luzerne County, Pa.
July 18. Gw.
WHAT TO WEAR AND HOW TO WEAR IT-
CALL AND SEE THE
NEW GOODS AND LATEST STYLES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Consisting of an elegant line of Cloths Diagonal and Cassemeres of
English, French, German and Domestic manufacture,
FOR DRESS SUITS, FOR BUSINESS SUITS, &c.
Tin Ready Made Biepartmeinnt
Is now replete with all tlio LATEST NOVELTIES at VERY
LOW PWCES.
Ls now
Ncck-weap, Collars, Gloves, Scarfs,
Half Hose, Hats, Caps, &c.
THE
PEARL SHIRT
ALWAYS ON HAND.
HEADQTJAETEBS FOB
Trunks Ba.&Ml8,j W3Mm,J&Q.J
AIH) LWIEIMEGn
iiiiniiiini
ENDORSED BY OVER
MACHINE EXHIBITORS AT THE
EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE,
C0r?
Paris, 1878
AND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
PHILADELPHIA, 1876,
Ai b!(i"Ytry STRONG, SMOOTH, nd
EXCELLENT THREAD." A
rLiftnllDAnr
Home industrV
n n I ii A
April IS, 'I-ly
vltatnrdomeio 1nvtnttonoror impruvementt
on bhl ontt.fur wedtcaluf other comptmnfi ,trudt
inarkt nmt laltla. ttvtati, Atilgamriit, Inter
ftrtueta Amtent$, fiutiifur Inrltigttneuta, awt
lu attend! tn tnvtnUnnn that mi- Urn
la the Vuttnt Of-
I jfl Vldl itllL
i, in
TOnci, ciu.i tvijwjm ll'n(t,,( (uWiiiit tf
cWt ttln,ut urn tnoti ttoter iumltti, inul itcurt
than thnu tcfut are retard from HV
WttUf txiwiiuutluHM llltittljf lit II tt
tl or tlttctt o
tr."?ffl,a.r" AUtermimtutnin.trltllvnii'.
A''J!'J'J'':. Jll'K" '"."i A fiiAjtuu uy.
J.EHH patkxt is xi:vtun:i.
,,. uy."r..'1'.: "'''I'll"'"", to Am. l;lm,i,t,r
?''.'. 'J';"";",?'- ' w
Aiuirlrtt fiiitlmtnljlankjjrflclalt ta tht II. It
I'M'tt tiffin, and tit AYiiIm, ItnirtitntMtti
THIS lifEK IS OK HJ.B HlrH
ROWELL k pHt8MAN
. Advertising Agents,
IHIRB ft CHttTNUT T., IT. L0UII,.M(
mum
IV. Course in Art.
are I'ltOFION'AI-and students graduatnir therein, receive stato Diplomas, conrernng no lonowiu
THE G-EISTTS'
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
full of the latest styles of
THIRTY SEWING
SrSF.T.
r tsTAeusHiq sjc.
MArJOFACTURED at :
r MOUNT HOLLY, N.J.
TUAPJiBltOUlMiTZD)1SCIITS.Iinmt
MZHPARIS. PHILADELPHIA.
AWAROiO I HEW YORK &.B0STOM(
ir A r T 'C a remarkable
r ftiJ ijc ijij tj uiedlclno will cure tpav
In, Splint. L'urli, callous, ic, or any onlargemen t
AND UII.l, IIKMOVK TI1K IITIN'II wfl'IKIIll'
Q1)A VIM HUHTKlilNil or camlDL-a
J I j Vll sore. No remedy ever Ula
coveied equals it ror cartalmy of
or acilim in moyplng tlio lameness and removing
the bunco. 1'ilco n.oo. send tor circular fUlaL'
nflDr" I'KOOK Koldby drugirlat3,orttntlo
VjUJVlJany address by tbo inventor, II. J.
Kendall, M.D., bnosburgU Falls, Yt, Wojerllros.
K'uu iiiuuiu&uurir, i'u.
Hay 83, 'jv.-iy aw
7- K'ndsa sents In stamps or curren
J f v fnr n nw IKlttsR ItrifkK' I,
H eats ot all aliases, bas 85 nne pngrm Incs Bliow Ing
positions assumed by sIcK liorbcs, a table of doses, a
1-inrW W eolleCUouot YA1.UA1ILK ItKC
,LVJ ) Ii'KS, rules tor telling tun age of u
uorte,wiiu an engraving sbon Ing teeth ot each year
and a large amount ot valuable horse Informal loo.
nr. Wm. i. Hall sajs, "I luno bought booksthatl
Paid J3 and $10 lor which I do not like as well as 1
du jours." giMi ruit a ciKci'i in. Agents Wanted.
U. ). Kendall, Jl. 1)., KnosburgU rails, Vt.
ESPY PLANING MILL.
Tho undersigned lessee or thaKspy mnlng Mill.
Is prepared to Uo all kinds ot mill work.
Doors, Frames, Sash, Blinfls, eic.
made to order on nbort notice. batlstacUon guar.
Illooatbunr, Pft
tiiMiiiMMMitmiiMi iimniiini iJt
V. Course in Physical Culture.
O. E. SAVAGE,
DEALER IN
Silverware. Watches.Jewelry.Clocks.&c.
TV Itemovpd tn thn Vcrnt nnirn TinlMinrr HrcTrirti
above the Exhaiiffo Hotel.
All kinds of Watches. Clnrkq Arid .TpwpIi-v nnt-
ly repaired and warranted.
may if, rs-u
VAMJAIILK
If you aro purTcrfnfrf rotn
Ingima bed of tlckachh
poor licalih, or lancnlBl
,m.kochc'er, for
Hup tlltri
will Cure You.
ind fi.irn nicrtfiTo,! vm.
If yon aro a minister
olf with jour pimornldu
out Willi euro uikI work. 01
tle ;or a motlicr, worn
if you nro iinily alllnff i
idlrij.irui'a. without clcar-
If uu ircl uimK and
ij huowiogwny
Hop lUlK-rt Mill;
Itot-iore Von.
ncea. wraUt'iipd !iy tho
lutli'; or u nun of lut
uldnljjlitwurk,
Ifyouaroaiii.in of hn
Urafa of your fvcryiltj
ttTB, tolling ocr joui
Hop ItliiriHMlIll
ti rt'iiailifii Von.
If you aro oniik and
crrtlon.orftn'trrouiiigtoip
HtlfTurlnz front nnv Imlta.
Hop IHllClM Mill
If you are In thn work
desk, 11 ii yu here nnd for!
ltt'Hfo 1 oil.
lion, oq thti farm. At. th
rlint your nyilcm nei'd
I'lltlUKt
Hop llli r cm t"
If TouatnotiL nn.l tour
uuuiii;, iiiioul tuioxl
U'fmt Vou Need,
rulo la foeliU', your
her v uiihit-ady, mid your
mcuuicfl wanine,
HupIUttfiM Mlll gUoyuu New I.ll'otuid Vluor,
Hot Coctiii Curk In tho Hweeteflt, safest and ocst
The Hop Tad for Stomach. Mrcr and Kldnflv.i,
tvperwrio aiiotlierg. UUpcrfcct. Ask Uruifsist
D.I. C.ls an aaolotc and Irroktlstabln euro for drunk
Mmeiw, uso of upturn, tuiucco and narcutks.
411 abort Mil by lrunUU. II.p Illitan Xlftf. Cn. R.ichUr, N.Y.
May 2, T9-tf.
TTT TS V A W T? K",T ,.'un'1 on "' OM-
AdprtblnK llurrau no fcprui'o blm-ll. ohcr,. a.lf
tUlligeunlraeniuuylAMiuUufurlt IN sr.1V VIIUK.
ieu. 14, n-it t
COAL ! COAL! !
The undersigned H now prepared 10 furnish a very
superior quality of IheceUUruted
LEE WHITE ASH COAL
GreadyKeduccd Prices.
N lilm and get Ids quotations and save money.
o. A. JACOHV.
lllooinsburg.
July in, 3w,
AND
Paper Hanging.
WM, F. BODINE,
HON ST., HEI.OW KEC(I.Nl), 1II.OOMH1IU1U!, I'A,
Is prepared to do all kinds or
HOUSE PAINXINO
rial 11 and Ornamental,
PAPER HANGING,
1IOTI1 1IKCOHATIVK AND TWIN.
All IiIiiiIn ol'I'iiriiKiii i) IlcpiiU'cd,
1IUI Illllliu UM KOUIl SIN IIHIV,
NONK UUT l'lllST-CUKS VOHKMENEJIl'LOyKD
Estimates Mado on all .Work,
WM. V. JiOniNE.
Oct. 1,1 818.
JOli MINTING
OF EVERY DESR1PTI0N
EXECUTED I'JtOMITY
At tue Oolumbun Office
Mumutttntmutunuuuu'
i nm iun nniinir
Z ulu nnu ntLiHULLi ;
SDn. HANPono'tt Tiirun Invkiohatoii J
5 Is n Standard rnmily Itomody for 4
uiseanra 01 uia j jivcr, ntomacit rm
nnu AKjwois. 11 ib I'uroiy ami
w 1.1.1. T. , mm p
vcgemuiu, j. iiuvur mm . m m
Dobuitaics-it is rn II
EOAthftrtlonnd
.Tonlo.'
KV. ! .r
AV'f ... 2
1
' 1 ft "a-nS""! .
.'rVi0"'. 'flu MAT
01 .
' .1 r.hv
i o?: s
5 jW V .R. ttO'
Invigorntor
I bapn tinr,l
in my nrnotinnS
d bv tho rml,li
'tor more than 35 w.''
with unnreccdentod rcnl(ji'
APNn pod riDnin
IS, T.W. SANF8RD, M.D., WB?JS
AST DRt GGIST niLL TELL TO II IT DicrTin,,.
Aplil tp( 'ia-iy,
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE 9
"OIlTIIEItN
CENTKAL KAILWAY
eUMMElt TIME TABLE.
On and after Sunday. .Tuno so, 1670. tho train
iithel'hliadciphlaK Krlnlla lroid Dnialoiiwlll run
on
as follows 1
WESTWAni).
Krlo Mali leaves rhlladclplitt 11 55 p m
" " Ilarrlaburi; (tsam
" " William port nuauni
' " .lersey shore a 07 a tn
' " lack Haven 40 a in
" " llenovo 11 01 am
" arrlTO at Erlo 7 5 p m
Niagara Express leaves Philadelphia 8 80 a m
" " lUrrlsbiiiK" 1145 am
" arr. at wmiamsport 'iaspm
11 " Ix,ck llaeu 3&5piu
" " Henovo 5 25i)iii
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia 11 45 a m
" llnrrlsburu 8 85 pin
" arrive at wmiamsport 7 as p ni
" " Lock Hal en 8 4i)pm
KASTWAItD.
raclflc Express leaes Ixwk naven 0 40 a m
" " Jersey Hhoro 7 15am
" " llllamsport 7 65 n m
" arrlvo at Uarrlsbun; 1145 am
" " l'hlladelphla a 15 pm
Bay Express leaves llenovo 10 05 am
mm
sin us
j.ock naven 11 vu a m
" wmiamsport 12 40 p m
' arrlvo at IlarrHburc 4 10 p m
' ' rhuadelphla 7 so p m
Erlo Mall leaves llenovo s&opm
' " Lock Haven 10 eopm
" " wmiamsport 11 20 p m
" arrives at llarrlsburt' 3 00 a m
" " riilladelplUa 7 40am
Fast Line leaves wmiamsport 12 35 a m
' arrives at UarrlsDurir 3 55am
" " l'hlladelpnla 7 40 a m
Erlo Mall west nnd Day Express East mako closo
connections atNortliumoerland vflth L. & u. It. it.
trains for WUkesbarro and scranton,
Erie Mall West, Nlajara Express West and Fait
Line West mako close connection at WUllomsport
with N. C. It. W. trains north.
Niagara Express West and Day Express East
make clo.se connectlun at Lock liau'Q with 11. E. v,
it. II. trains.
Erlo Mall east and West connect at Erie with
trains on L. s. & M. s. H. 11. ; at corry with o. c. x,
a. V. It. li. ; at Emporium with 11. N. Y. & P. It. It.
and at Driftwood with A. v. it. n.
I'arlor cars will run lietween 1'hllalclphla and
Wlllamport on Niagara Express west, Erie Express
west. Philadelphia Express east, Day Exp ress east
and Sunday Express cast. Sleeping cars on all alula
trains.
WM. A. BALDWIN,
General Hupt. . -T
N ORTHEKN CENTRAL JtAILWAY
COMPANY.
On and after Novcmbcr,20th, 1873, trains will leave
Sunbury as follows :
NOItTHWAKD.
Erie Mall 5.20 a. m., arrlvo Klmlra 11 .5
" Canandalgua.. . 3.35 p. m
llochester 5.15 "
Niagara 9 40 "
Henovo occommodat Ion 11,10 a. in. arrive William:-
port 12.55 p. rn.
Elmlra Mail 4.15 a. m., arrlvo Elmlra 10.20 a. tn.
Buffalo Express 7.15 a. m. arrlvo Buffalo 8.50 a, ni
SOUTIIWAltD.
Buffalo Exprcos 2.50 a. m. arrlvo llarrlsburg 4M a.
" Baltimore 8.40 '
Klmlra Mall 11.15 a. ra., arrive llarrlsburg 1.50
" Washington 10.) "
" Baltlinoro 0.30 "
" Washington 8.30 "
llarrlsburg accommodation 8.40 p. rn. arrlvo Harris
burg 10.50 p. tn.
arrive Baltimore 2.25 a. ra
' Washington 0.13 "
Erie Mall 12.56 a, m. arrive llarrlsburg 3.05 a. m)
" Baltimore 8.40 "
" Washington 10.35 "
All dally except Sunday,
D. M. BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agent
A. J. CASSATT, General Manaeer
"piIILADELPIIA AND HEADING HOAD
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
May U, 1879.
TK1IK9 LT.IXK KCPKKT 18 FOLI.OWa(BCNniY KICtPTID
For New York, Philadelphia, Beading, Pottsvllle
Tarn aqua, tc 11,43 a. m
For CaUiwlssa, 11,45 a. m. 7,21 and 7,35 p. tn.
For Williams port, c,23 9,05 a. in. and 4,00 p. in.
TKAINB FOR KCPEHT I.UVE AS FOLLOWS, (SCNDAY Bl
CXrTXD.)
Leave New York, 8,43 a. ra.
Lcavo Phlladelplila, 9,45 a. m.
Leave Heading, li,55a. m., rotUvllle, 12,39 p, m
amlTaman.ua, 1,35 p. in.
Leave Catatvlssa, e,2u 8,50 a. m. and 4,oo p. m.
Leavo WlllUm&port,9,43 a.m,2,15 p. m. and 4,50 p. in
Passengers to aiid from New Yoikaud Philadel
phia go througa w itiout change of cars,
J. K. WOOTTEN,
C G, HANCOCK, General Manager.
General Ticket Agent.
Jan. 14, ls7o if.
ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
ANB
WESTEltN IU1LIIOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
Tlme-TaWe No. 39, Takes effect at 4:30 A, M
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1S78.
NOHTII,
STATIONS.
SOUTH.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
a-m. p.m. p.m
a 31) 4 12
9 4ll
Scranton
-Bellevue
.....Taylorvllle...
..Lackawanna....
Plltston
. West PIttston..
9 35
9 43
9 23
2 10 20
2 21 t 2.1
2 SO 0 S3
9 17
9 m
8 5$
3 37
9 so!
9 21
9 19
9 14
3 51
3 40
9 63 9 I
S 6 4')
8 51
2 44 45
2 49 II Ml
i 63 0 65
8 40 3 41
..Wyoming
10 07
19 41
11 35
8 S3 3 30
8 13 3 10
aiiuy,,,,,,
: .Bennett.
Klngbton
Ktmrston
9 67 0 69
10 19 3 15 7 10
10 33 3 15 7 IS
3 10 I IS
10 29 3 16 7 28
3 21 7 35
10 34 3 20 7 I I
10 42 3 35 8 04
10 65 3 60 8 23
11 07 4 03 8 45
U 13 4 10 8 65
11 20 4 18 9 J5
9 04
8 44
,,1'lymouth June.
8 23 3 20 8 55
..i lyinouui.,,,,
,. Avondale
Nantlcoko
Uunlock's creek,
,.Hhhlckshlnny....
...Hick's Ferry,...
...Ucarh Haven..,
-Berwick
....Briar Creek
..Willow Grove..
-...Lime Hldge...
Espy..........
,., Bloomsburg
........Itunert
8 12
8 01
7 61
7 88
3 12
3 04
2 61
2 39
8 47
8 89
8 28
8 17
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Superintendent's Offloe, Scranton, June io. li
,13.
Yy7"AINWRIOUTACO.,
WHOLESALE OltOOElW,
PUIUDBUQU,
Dealers In
TEAS, HYItUPS, COFFEE, SUOAH, MOLASSES,
HICK, UFICia, IICISB B0D1, iC, AC.
N. E. Corner Second and Arch streets,
I ""Orders ill recclvo prompt attention.
LEGAL BLANKS OF ALL KINDS
OH HAND AT TUB COLUMBIAN OJTIC
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