THE OOLOOIAN.
nl.ooJisnllin. ilitltAY.ocToiif.rt in, u;o
Rail Road Time Table.
ACKAWANNA IILOOMSBU1W ItAlL ItOAD
hcJrtii,
BOCTn
Accommodation Train,
Mall Train Us A. M
r,st Train U.co M.
Kxpress Train .M I'. M,
OATAW1S3A HA11, 1IOAD,
HOSTII,
Accommodation Train ...... e,s A.M.
m-iular Express 4.M P. M.
1.91A.M.
s4J P. M
11.4.1 A. M
SOUTH
,80 P. Jl.
11,43 A.M.
Throntfli cars on Kxprcsstratn cither to New Vork
or rhttadelphtr . Accommoaaitontrain runs between
UaUwtssa ana wiiuainsport.
8TAUK LINKS.
cakbiii and lHOMDUii(t. taro Cambra Monday,
u'-.inesdap and Krldav at fl:3i)n. m.. nrm-iisl
llluomsuurir by ll:3un.ni. Lenvo lilcmmslmrgoa
BAmu U-1J S liner nrii.nui i iiiiuueipiiiu mail.
1ILOOBOB1 AND I.AIRHSVILI.K, LoaVO LntrdsMllO
Tuesdsy. Thursday and Haturduv at 7;3H a. m
nrrhltiit at liloomsburj Dy 19 m. Lcayo Blooms,
burg on same days alter arrival of Pnrladelphla
infill Tho stago line terminates at MUlvllte.
licnton and llloomsbure. A dally stare lino lcnrlng
licnton In tlio morning nnd returnuig lu tho ovo
nlng of tho samo day.
MAIL KOUTE3.
ihtb HAtt ak nt.ooMsiicwi.-l.eavo White Hall
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6:xua.m.,
arrlvlnir at Hloomsburg by 10 a. m. leave Hluoms
burg on same days alter arrival ot Philadelphia
mall.
iustoi and ill-OOMsntmo. T,cavcs Benton Monday,
Wednesday nnd Friday at 8 a. m., arriving at
llloomsbure at 1 p. ra. Leaves Uloomsburr 1 lies-
dav. Tnursday and Saturday at 8 a. in., arriving'
at llsnton at a p. m.
PUBLIC SALES.
A- J. Hess, administrator of Illrnm LunRcr,
deceased, will fell valuablo renl estate Satur
day, Oct. 25, on premises in Sugarloaf twp.
John Leiby & Wm. 1', Mouser, excculors oi'
Jacob Leiby, deceased, will sell valuable real
cstnto ou premises in Montour twp ,cn Oct. 21.
.1. It. Hetlcr, & J. II. Ilnrter.ndminislralors
of Jacob Hnrler, deceased, will sell valuable
renl estate, on premises in Mlfllin twp., on
Nov. 1.
I. K. Krickbaum, & Wm.Hrinlc, executorsof
Joshua Brink, deceased, will sell valuable renl
estate on premises in licnton, twp., on Oct.2.i.
I. K. Krickbaum, t Daniel Shiiltz, executors
of Philip Shultz, decen-cd, will mil vnluablo
real estate on premises in licnton twp., on Oct.
28.
Seo advertisements in another column.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notwithstanding the change in this office as
announced last week, the dates on ihe p ipers
showing up to what time each one has paid,
will remain a before, anil all p-iymenls on
subscription will bo applied to hick accounts
Ihe same as though no change had occurred,
unless olherwisespecially directed by the person
making payment. In ibis way there will be
no confusion and everybody will know from ihe
slips on their paper each week, for what time
they are indebted. We sincerely hope, and
earnestly request, that nil who have not paid
up to October 1st 1879, will do so soon, as
Brockway A Klwell desire their accounts to be
settled at as early a day as possible. From the
numerous changes that have taken place in the
Columbian In the past eight years wo arc
aware that many peoplo think that whenever a
change occurs, they are going lo be sued by
somebody. We desire to dispel this impression
and assure our subscribers that lliey need fear
nothing of the kind, as no suits will be brought
except in a few cases of those who are several
years in arrears, and show no disposition to
riy. In such caes the names will be stricken"
from the lists and accounts collected unless paid
within a reasonable time.
NOTICK
Having been nominc.ed by llio Nntiinitt
Tarty for tho office of Slieriu" I take tnU
method of informing my friends irrespec
tive of party that I am a candidate for elec
tion, nnd respectfully solicit their suppi.'t
at the election to be held Nov. 4th 1E7P.
tf. U. II. Ent.
I. W. Harlman's new store room is nearly
completed,
Rev. h. Zihner has a fine new horse and car
riage. V. J, Correll is seriously
mation of the lungs.
ill willi inflam-
Col. Knorr has purchased tho Bowmar.
in Centre township.
I arm
Patronize the Dining
Grounds next week.
Hall at the 1'nir
The chestnut crop is said to be large
this
fall.
Clark & Son have placed a new safe in their
store.
Come lo the Fair next week. It will be the
biggest show of the kind we have ever had.
Wo shall be pleased to receive calls from our
friends who come lo the Fair,
Wilkfsbarre has two new dailr papers, the
Daily National and Dalhj Union Leader'
The Danville Record appeared in an enlarged
form last week,
George Drown has moved from Ihe Sanita
rium and is keeping house on Market Street,
To (numerate the miraculous cures wrought
by "Dr. Seller's Cough Syrup" would fill a
volume. Its cures are marvelous. Price 2."i cts.
C. O. Iiarkley and T. J. Vanderslice Ksq.,
are good fishermen. They caught 107 fish at
Iho mouth of Roaring creek one day last
week.
Some of our colored population got loo much
liquor aboard last Saturday night and came
near gelling into the lockup. On warning
from the polico they disappeared without mak
ing any disturbance.
Wheat and Buckwheat Hour will be taken on
subscription at market prices. Also a few
chestnuts.
Dr. Lazarus ofAudenried and Miss Tillie
Buton daughter of the late Elisha Barton.were
joined in wedlock on Thursday morning at
ten o'clock at Ihe residence of Ihe bride's mother
by Rev, L Zaliner. "v e wish them success.
Mrs. Montanye of Towanda, Jwhoso bcautit
ful singing delighted a Bloomaburg audience at
a concert given for the benefit of tho Normal
School a few years ago, has lost her voice, and
has been spending several months past in the
Adirondacks for her health.
Michael Hauck and Wellington Bright
whose hearing before Inquire Brower on a
tharge of arson was continued until last Satur
diy, appeared at that lime, but no witnesses be
ing in attendance the defendants wire discharg
ed.
Asevid;roof reviving business we heard
One of our leading merchants say that the trade
at his store during September was over a thous
and dollars more than It was in the same month
lt year.
Wo solicit correspondence from all persona
who have any subject of public interest to write
upon, and who will make their contributions
brief nnd pointed. Our columns are always
open to the decent discussion of any matter of
Public interest.
Mr. G. W, Spalding has given up the study
f law in tho office of W. H. Abbott, Ksq at
Bloomsburg, and relumed to Calawissa. He
will resume his old position on P. & It. rail
road. Welcome back, George, Item.
Ckewr Jicibon'8 I est tin ti l Novy Tobieeo.
Ii. t i. . -
day for Missouri to visit relations. Thcr will
nesbsenlslioiit five weeks.
published in Columbia counly. III,., Rl' ,
Mood firmly by .honciples'oftheDlmocuti:
patly and has never attempted lo betray It.
Several day. of last week were very warm.
, cnt,lol' !'t Pdl away their ,umtIiCr ctotll.
l"Kandslrle.lfire,ln iheir house, found It
ralher uncomfortable.
The Imliallon statesman of tl,B WJfc .
WisroifiT has iwlee repealed hi, e oke
W Ihe "swell hafrlm". As nobody appear,
lo understand Ibis wltllcl.,,,, will he please ex.
plain for the benefit of the Iwoor ihree persona
in this county who read his paper ?
Many areof the Impression that no Instruct
ions in nuisin at ihe Normal Pchool will be
given lo persons not intending the school Tills
is a mistake. Prof. Hoffiinn will give lessons
to any one desiring his services.
Mr.A.K. Miller of the Hepburn House,
Nilliaui.porl, formerly clerk at the Exchange
Hotel, is taking a two weeks vacation, He
spent a day In town last week, and his many
friends here were glid lo meet him
Now ready for delivery, 0 full blood Che-tcr
White Boar Pigs, for sale at lowest raits.
Inquire ol Samuel Neyhard, Uino Itidgc, Pa.
Samo Ingenious pedlars drew a crowd to
gether In front of tho Clly Hotel on Tuesday
nlghl,by stretching a ropeand trapeze across the
street. The trapeze performance did not take
place, but when the crowd grew large enough
these Knights of the roMrum lit a lamp and
besan lo tell of Ihe merits of their wonderful
goods. Pretty good dodge I
IMPROVEMENTS AT TUB PAIIt OIIOUNDS.
The Judges stand has been raised so as to
give a view of tho entiro Irnclt.
A roof has been put on tho band stand.
A new well has been dug near tho dining
hall, and tho ball has been whitewashed.
The Game Association had a practice match
.fiernoon. 'Ihe score was as fol-
.1 Lecho' (!
7 Drinker 8
7 Clark I
7 Dillon 1
21 Total U
lows !
Purse 1
Gibbs
Solledcr
Zarr
Total
Mr. Amos Buckalew and brother purchased
nearly all the livery stable property of George
ltlsewick deceaed, ajd will continue the busi
ness at the old stand Amos was in the employ
of Mr. Risewick for many years, and thorough,
ly understands how t j keep up a first-c'ass liv
ery. Xo belter nun could have been found for
the place. He is obliging, and popular with
all who know him, and will no doubt, be suc
cessful in this enterprise. When you want a
firsl-ilass rig, call on them.
T11U AM1TONS.
This celebrated troupe will appear at the
Opera House next week, on tho evenings of
the loth, 10th, 17lh, and 18th. They were hero
within the past year, and everybody was
delighted with them. J. 1). Ashton is a first
class artist, aud is well supported. Don't fail
to see them.
Judge Harding of Luzerne County has tignij
fied his intention to rtgign his position ai Pres
ident Judge of that counly at the next sestiui
of the court. His reason for this aclion is that
he ran make more money practicing law, with
ess labor and responsibility, than his salary as
Judge amounts to. The resignation will take
effect December .list. This will give Luzerne
county an entirely new Bench next year.
ANOTlIElt OLD CITIZEN UONB.
Jaims Freez2, fither of Col. J. G, Freeze,
ilitd at his home on Tuesday afternoon, aged
eighty one years, nine munths and seven days,
having been born on December 1st 1797. He
hail been feeble for some time, The funeral
took place on Tnursday morning at St. Paul's
Kpibcopal church of which he was a member.
He was born in Northumberland County, at
place called Tuckahoe, and lived the
whole of his long life within tho Forks of the
Susquehanna- He was married in 1821, and
was the father of eight children, of which six
survive, the mother uteu last January at the
sge of seventy five.
The sale of the personal property of the late
George Risewick, which took place last week
Thursday and Friday was largely attended. All
parts of Columbia county were represented, and
there were parties from Danville, Money, Haz-
eton, Wilkesbarre, Willianisport, Onshore and
many other places, who came express'y to at
tend the sale. The goods brought several bun-
Irtd dollars more than iheappraised value. This
is owing to the excellent management of the
Administrator, Mr, David Lowenberg who ad
vertised liberally, but judiciously. Mostoflhe
roperty al the livery stable was purchased by
Amos Buckalew, and his brother.
Some of our local papers appear to be exer
cised about the lale change in thu Columbian.
They say it is fojbrul, has a Republican editor
&c, &c, Ab to the hybridily we have only to
say lh.it it has been and is now bo thoroughly
democratic that it Ins never ofTVred to s-ll its
olumns to the Republicans for $500, nnd as to
the second charge, we only ak a careful in
spection of the paper to show how utterly un-
rue the assertion is. These comments of our
colemporaries are entirely uncalled for, and
are instigated only by a spirit of petty jealousy
of the large circulation and popularity of Ihe
CoLUMiiiAx;
THE PltOFOSED MlNBItS' HOSPITAL.
INSPECTION- Or SITES.
The coinmhsioners lo select a site for th
proposed Miners' Hospital visited Bradonville
and Girard Minor on the 3rd inst., after look
ing at sites at Pottsville. They travelled
through Ihe region in the special engine
Witch of Iho Reading Railroad Company
The commissioners were very favorably im
prc-sed with a sile offered by Charles Barber
in tho western part of Pottsville. The bor
ough Council of that place has appropriated
$10,000 to improve any sile selected within the
borough limits but sites are offered in Dauphin,
Northumberland, Columbia, and Carbon couu:
lies, and all these wilt be visited before a decis
ion is made. It is said that a majority 'of the
commissioners lean toward the upper part ot
Schuylkill county, and hence there Is an im
presslon that the site finally selected will be
somewhere in the Mahany valley.
OittMUKVlLLK ITEMS.
The lecture delivered by Ihe Rev. Alex.
Henry at the Academy, onIlaly,uas extremely
interesting and instructive. The large an
dience listened to it with much pleasure.
On Tuesday the Prebyiery of Northumber
land niet at Orangeville ; nearly 50 members
were present. On Tuesday evening a sermon
was preached by Rev. J. Burrows of Williams-
porti Mr.J. D. Cook of Danville was receiv
ed as a candidate for the ministry. The meet
ing Is to hold over Wednesday, a report of
which we will send you next week.
Tho Ladles' Missionary Society also meets at
Orangeville. The session on Tuesday p.
was very interesting. The attendance on boll
of these meetings has beiu very large but we
have still Bonie chickens and pumpkin plea
lefi.
Repoiiteu.
"Big Boss Box" Slews with 26 oysters for
23 cents. The fame kind of stew at same
price on Fair grounds next week.
115COUJMBIAN AND
t'OU.NCIL PliOCttHIIINdS.
The regular meeting of tho Council was held
at tho council room on Wednesday evening,
OctobcrSth. President and all tbo members
present. Minutes of lat meeting rend nnd up.
proved. Tho following bills wcro presented,
and passed, nnd orderB directed lo bo drawn
for tho several amcnnls!
ntreel commissioner's rrport,
Lxpcnse on streets to October 1st, $210 81
" previous lo " fi80 11
Amount ftnont ni. .IA1 r.
.... niiccn IIUU1
April 1st to October 1st, $s.!0 25
Cost of f.ili
eluded in above, ' fi2tl U
i once services lor Stplnnber, 10 fi3
I C. Kck, lime, j 73
Oas for September, 01 00
J. F. Putsel, smithing, 6 !50
1 olico f. irco during inspection, 30 00
Kolhn, Holmes A Schuyler, mdsc., Ji 21
U, A. Jacoby, stone, etc,, 88 28
E. K. lkflcr, lv!i..nrejenlednetlt!nn!iTnI.il
by 315 citizens, all taxpayers, nsking the
council to make a contract with tho Blooms
burg Water Company for a public supply of
water for forty plugs at forty dollars a plug per
annum for fivo years. Ho slated thnt iho
whole amount of taxable properly of the town
nmounls to
$r.8t,S2n
110,930
Of which non-residents hold
$501,830
$300,557
Amount roircscntcd by petitioners
n fivorof nter Works,
Iho petition read ns follows:
WlIF-BKAR. Wo tho mulersl
to see tho Town of lllnnm.hnrrr ..,.,l,,t ..1,1.
water, and, whereas, we have learned thnt the
lllonmsbiirg Water Compsnv have discontinued
their operations for Introducing wnter into
said town, for Ihe reason that Iho Town Council
have .cfusetl In contract with -said Water
C impany at largu enough price per plug, to
'""'j me sum itaier i.ompany 10 lurthrr
Therefore, Wo petition tho Town Cnnnoll in
contract with said Wnter Comnany at onco, for
sufficient plugs and at a sufficient price per
plug, ns will induce the said Water Company
o introduce wale' inlo tutTowii of Blooms
mrg, but. that tho nnmhpr nf nhiira linll i.nt
exceed forty, nor ihe price exceed forty dollars
per plug, and thnt the tlrno said (ontract fhall
continue, shall not extend for a longer period
Lnyton Runynn presented a remonstrance
hich read ns follows:
To tho Honorable tho President and Members
ot tho I own Council of tho Town of Blooms
burg. I'a:
Wo tho undersigned citizens of said town
most respectfully pray your honors not to make
any contract or arrangement with iho Blooms
burg Water Con iany, whereby the public
money win ue appropriated or expended lor
tho uso of water or fire plugs of said Company
for t-aid town, nnd in view nf tlmnlrpnrlvlirmtrtf
and oppressive rales of taxation and indebted
ness of said town, wo ask you to await the
erection and entiro completion nf the water
works by said Company before you npproprintc
any ol tho public money to their benefit.
Amount represented by remonstrance, 5111,017
" " " Irondnle, 15,1108
S101.055
Th? remonstrance was signed by 122 citizens,
of whom, 15 or 20 afterwards reconsidered and
signed the other petition.
Residents of Scott town nppearediin person
nnd nsked for two lamp posts below the Iron-
lale railroad.
petition for the grading nnd paving of
Fifth street from Market street to Irondaln
rnilroad was presented.
Also a petition from residents in Scott town
nsking for eight crossings in that part of the
town, also for a gas post near Peter Gross'.
Ihe water question again coming up, K. It.
Drinker moved that all petitions received
to'night be laid over until the r.ext nicotine,
seconded by B, F. Sharpless, carried. On
motion adjourned.
OtJIt UEHWICK LETlF't.
Kds. Columbian We try to believe thai
October has been ushered In, but find an obstac
le in Iho remarkable August sun that drives the
perspiration in reeking rivulets down ; flushed
faces, and powders the dust in our streets. The
overcoat has given way to the duster and the
relics of summer straw hats have superceded
the warmer felt. But for Ihe change of
garments elFected by the groves and the absence
of many of the feathered songsters, we might
fancy ourselves toiling under an August sky.
Rain will doubtlessly make a change and rain
is needed. The river never has been lower in
the memories of sorao of our oldest citizens, but
to this the bass man does not object; it is a har
vest. Business here seems to bj rapidly improving,
at the car shops and rolling mill everything
has a brisk and business like appearance. But
a few weeks since, Freas's planing mill lay In
ashes : lo day and even last week, the buzz of
the saw and the hum of Ihe plane is hoard as nf
old. Vith such enterprising men for proprie
tors our indu (tries are not in much danger of
decay.
New buildings in different parts of the town
are 111 tlio course ol construction. Air. lirug
ler, architect, of Danville is erecting ten for
Jackson & Wooodin in the northern part of Ihe
town. The trade in the stores is improving In
the same ratio.
Our public schools opened on the fifteenth of
last month with three hundred and ten pupils,-
and the number has since increased uptil the
five rooms are over crowded. Another build1
ing will certainly be needed next year. The
Literary Society of the y.M. C. A. holds its
meeting every Friday evening, and is veil sup
porled by the town, not financially do I mean'
for there is no expense save the Janitors fees,
the hall, light and heat being furnished by the
kindness of M -srs. J. A W. MTg Co., but liter
arily, The most prominent exerciseduring the
meetings is the debate. Some other lime I
will report what is done at the meetings, I
am glad to see that among the Society's most
active members are the majority of our divines,
doctors, lawyers, and teachers. The aim of
the Society is to establish itself firmly and then
draw in the younger people of Ihe town to take
a clive parts.
Very little enthusiasm is manifested here in
political matters at present nor is it likely that
election day will bring with it much excitement
Radicalism in either party is below par.
Squirrels aud pheasants interest those who
have time, more than polllics,lhough the squirt
rels are few and war." and Ihe pheasants chary
of reciprocating the sportsman's desire for
closer acquaintanceship.
Ihe Jiloom Journal must be mistaken in lis
limit to quail hunting this season. There lias
been no change made in the quail law since '78
nnd so Ibis game may be shot from the 15lh
iust lo the close of the year instead of until the
1st of Nov. as the Journal woe'd have It,
One nigh t last week Mr, Schobert who keeps
a small store In Wapwollopen, was awakened by
a noise down stairs in a room adjoining the
store room, He went to the window and l-oki
Ing out saw a man coming out of "the room 111
which he had heard the noise. He asked th
intruder what ho wanted and received fori
reply a pistol thot, the bullet lodging in the
window sill, a few inches from his head, In
Ihe morning it was discovered that the burglar
had broken open a blacksmith shop and from
there had taken a brace and bit with which he
had tlTrCtcd an entrance into Lchobert's house-
Moral keep your head Inside when you hear a
burglar down stairs and yell "fire."
Rei'ohter.
Berwick, Pa., Oct. 7th, '79.
Wl.NTEK HlTTEl',
Let a farmer divide his white winter bulter
into two lots, while yet In Ihe form of cream.
and for one make use of Perfected Butter Color
uade by Weill, Rlcbaidson A Co., Burlington,
Vl, while the other goes to market without
color, and he will discover on what course his
interest depends, This color gives the fine, rich,
golden yellow of first quality June butler, and
is not tinged with the dull ,red tint, objected
to In most butter colors.
DEMOCRAT.BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COTTNTY,
Wo have a speedy and positive Cure, fo
Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth, Ami
Head Aclip, In Bhlloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
nasal Injector freo wills each botllet. tlso it
If yoi deslro health, ami sweet breath.
rrlcoCO cts. Sold by .1. II. Klnporl".
A Strange l'eode.
I)o you know that there are strange peo
plo in our community, wo say strange be
cause they seem to prefer to sufTer and pass
their days miserably, made so by' Dispepsla,
and Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Consllpn
tlnn, and General Debility, when Bhlloh's
yitallzcr Is guaranteed- to cure them. Sold
by .T. II, Kluports.
i'lvo Hundred Thousand Strong.
In tho past few months there bai been
more than 500,000 bottles nf Hhllob's Cure
Sold. Out of tho vast number of people
who have used It, more than 2,000 cases of
Consumption have been cured. All Coughs,
Croup, Asthma, and Bronchitis, yield nt
once hence It la that every body speaks In its
pralso. To those who have not ued it, let
us say, if you have a Cough, or your child
the Croup, and you value life don't fall to
try It. For Lamo Back, side or chest, ue
8hlloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by J. H.
KlnporU.
J. F. Drr of Jackson brought
potato that weighed five pounds,
stercan be seen nt the City Ho'el.
lo town a
This inon-
Regulate Hie Secretions.
In our endeavors to preserve health it is of
the utmost importance that wo keep the
secretory system In perfect condition. The
well known remedy KldueyWort, has
specific action tfpon the kidneys, liver nnd
bowels. Use It 1 1 tead of dosing with vile
bitters or drastic pills. It is purely vegeta
ble, and Is prompt but mild in action.
Peler Billmever is suffering from
which has fettled in bis face,
a cold
Is what
If you
"Worth their weight in gold"
"Sellers' Liver Pills" nro said to be.
don't believe it, try them.
Important Changes in Time Table of Phila
delphia anil Reading Passenger Trains.
On Monday, October Cth, 1879, important
changes took placo in Ihe train scliedulcsi
nf tho Philadelphia and Rcadiug Railroad
and Branches tho changes taking place about
one month earlier than usual 011 account of
the opening of tho New lino from Philadel
phia (Ninth and Green streets depot) to Now
York, via Bound Brook Route.
Train No. 22 of Main Liuc.leaving Heading
at 4:50 A. M., will have a transfer connection
from West Falls to Wayno Junclion.by which
passengers car. tako tlio Fust Express, leaving
Ninth and Green nt 7:30 A. M., reaching
Now York at OiSO A. M., Philadelphia time.
Train No. 10, of Maiu Lino, leaving Potts
ville at 0:00 A. M., by which connections aro
inado at Heading with train leaving Harris
burg at 5:20 A. M., Lebanon 0:15 A. M.,
will connect via West Falls and Wayne Junc
tion, with train leaving Philadelphia at 9:30
A. M., arriving at New York 12:00 (noon),
Philadelphia time. A Through Car, Potti
villo to New York, will bo run on this train.
Irani ro. 'Jot Main Ltne, leaving Potts
ville at 9:10 A. M., Shamokin 0:40 A. M.,
sh and 7:39 A. M.. Shenandoah 7:30 A.M..
Mahanoy City 8:10 A. M Tauiaqua 8:45 A.
M Port Clinton 9:45 A. M., Heading 10:30
i. M.. by which councction is made at Head
ing with train leaving llnrrisburg at 8:05 A.
M., Lebanon 9:02 A. M., Lancaster 8:05 A.
M., Columbia 7:55 A, M., will connect via
H est rails and Wayno Junction with train
leaving Ninth and Green at 12:10 noon,
reaching New York at 2:45 P. M., Philadel
phia time.
Ihrougli car Pottsville to cw lork.
Train No. 4 of Main Lino and of Catawissa
and Willianisport, Mahanoy and Shaiuokin,
and Little Schuylkill branches, leaving Wil
lianisport 9:45 A. M.. Hanvillo 11:30 A. M.,
Hcrndon 4:15 A M., Shamokin 12:05 noon,
Ashland 1:04 P. M , Mahanoy City 1.35 1'.
M.Tamaqua 2:15 P. M., Pottsville 2:30 P.
.11. Heading 3:oo l'. w oy wlncli connec
tion is uiado at Reading with train leaving
llnrrisburg 1:45 P. M., Lebanon 2:40 I'. M.,
Lancaster 1:00 P. M.. Columbia 1:05 P. M..
will connect via West Falls and Wayno Junc
tion with train leaving Philadelphia (Ninth
and Grccii streets) 5:40 p. tn., arriving at
iew lork o:2U p. m., rnnaueipnia time.
Through car Pottsville to New York.
From New York, connections via Wayne
Junction and West Falls will bo as fol
lows :
Train leaving New lork (Central Railroad
of New Jersey dopot) 7:45 a. m., connects
with train leaving J (road street llcpot 9:4o a.
is.
Train leaving New York (Central Railroad
of New Jersey depot) 1:30 p. in., connects
with train leaving Hroad Street Depot 4 p.
m.
Train leaving New York (Central Railroad
of New Jersey denot 4:00 p. m., connects
with train leaving UroaU street ucpot b:uu p.
is.
Through car New York to Pottsvillo on
each of tho above trains.
riLESI I'lLUSt I'll ESI
Do you know what it is to suffir with Piles ?
If you do, you know what is one of the worst
torments of the human frame. The most per
feet cure ever known is Kidney Wort. It cures
constipation and then its tonic aclion restores
health to the disers d bowels, and prevents
recurrence of tho disease, T.y it without
delay.
Quito a number of our subscribers have al
ready paid for their paper in advance. We
hope many others will follow this good exam
pie, and thus save 50 cents, One dollar and a
half will be accepted on advance payment for
one year fro n October 1st, until January 1st
1830. After that it will cost two dollars for
Ihe year ending October 1st 1S80
10 mothers whoso children are weeping.
Sweet and balmy slumber secured for tho little
ones, nnd cough; and colds rapidly banished
by iho use of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price
25 cents.
EVKIIYIIODY SHOULD COMB TO THE FAIR
AT IILUOMSilUKQ OCTOIIEIi 15, 1C, 17
& 18, 1879.
We will have the biggest Fair we ever had.
Bring your wives, your sisters, your cousins
and your aunts and have a good time gener
ally. Come on Wednesday and bring every
thing yon have worth showing and get a prcm
ium for it. Come on Thursday to see the
Big Ox, Come on Thursday to hear Benjam
in F. Butler, Alex. K. McClure and Frank W
Hughes, who have been invited to be present.
Come on rnday lo see the Band of Indians and
the "Great Moral Show."
Come on Saturday and see the biggest "Hess
Race," you have ever seen. Noted "Hosses'
from a distance will be here.
You are all Invited to come by the officers.
E. J. McHenry, l'residenl
A. P. Youne.
M. G, Hughu, I Vice ISeiiltnU,
lreas howler,
U. II. Ent.
N. H. W Brown
P. A. Evans, .Ereculm: Cbm.
ra, bhaller,
J. F. Peacock, 'Ireasurer,
Chandlee Evil, iiirarian.
Jl. W. Nuss, Secretary,
bee a woman on horseback in another col
umn, riding near Speer'a Vineyards, with a
bunch of drape from which Speer'a Port Grape
Wine is made, that is so highly esteemed by
the medical profession for the use ol invalids
weakly persons and the aged.
Sold by Druggists.
June 27 1-y.
Jacoby has opened his Oyster Bay. Cheap
"Wanted, 200 tons of good Rock Oak
iiarg at per ton by Silas Vor g, U,
street. Sept. 19, 3m.
Diseases, lite thieves, attack tho weak,
l'ortlly your organization with Bitters, anri
it will resist and battle alike the virus of
epmemics anu the changes of tempera
ture which disorder thelconstitulions of the
feeble. There Is vitality In it. It is a puro
vfgciuuie, suiuuiani, a rare alterative anil
antl-bllious medicine, and has not a barm
ful element among its tnanv Ini'rwllenta
For sale by all Druggists and respectable
uvaivn generally,
Locals for Fair Week.
For choice Baltimore Oyslcrs gi to S, A.
llson's
Ladles In want of Black Cashmeres will
find ono of the largest and finest stocks In
the town at less than last years lowest prices
nt Clark & Son's.
Lulu At Sloan will not exhibit their stock
of Dry Ooods on tbo Fair Ground but every
body Is invlled Id call at 'their store anil
seo the best display of Dry Ooods lu tlio
county.
You can find one nf Iho finest lines of nil
kinds of Dress Goods, Velvets, Silks, Ac, at
very low prices at Clark & Son's,
Go to I. W. ilartman's next week and seo
the greatest variety of Goods In the county.
Good Prints for 0 ceuts a yard at Clark &
Son's.
Ladle.s if you wan'fcloth and trimmings
for a coat, or a ready made coat cill at
Liitz h Sloan's.
A full lino of Ladles' Coats.nl 1 new styles,
Just opened at Clart A Son's, call and see.
Gilt edged chceso nt Creasy's.
Clark ft Son can sell you lilankcts at bot
tom prices, call and see.
Lutz & Sloan havo good all wool colored
Cashmeres full 30 inches wide for CO cents.
Go to I. W. Ilartman's next week and see
that 10 cent Dress Goods.
Ladles' Beaver and Matlasse Cloths with
a full line of Fringes, Beaded Gimps, Or
naments, Buttons, fit:,, at low prices at
Clark & Son's,
On tn I. AY. Ilartman's next week aud see
that 25 cent Brocatelle Dress Goods.
Columbia Yarns the best made as cheap
as poorer brands. Buy the best at Clark k
Son's.
Ladies in mourning wanting black poods
will nnd at Lutz & Sloan's Buntings. Wool
Delalrs, Alpaca. Cashmere, Coburg, Peru
vian cloth, Tamlse cloth, Silks, aud a variely
of cheaper goods.
Go to I. W. Ilartman's next wc3k and see
1800 articles on tho 5 cent table.
A full line of Ladies and Misses Undor
wear at Clark & Son's, at bottom prices.
Lutz ft Sloan ar selling ladies single
shawls for 1.25 nnd double ones for .2.50 iu
the latest winter colors.
Go to I. W. Ilartman's next week for
Black, Brown, Plum and Garnet Cashmere
45 cents to $1.00.
For a good Oyster Stew call at S. A, Wil
son's. A full line of Shawls and Felt Skirts at
Clark & Son's.
Go to I. W. Hartman's
good Shawl.
next week for a
A full line of all kinds of domestic and
Dry Goods, Notions, &c at Creasy's.
Bargains in Colored and Black Cashmeres
at Clark & Son's.
Lutz & Sloan have received their new
itock of ladles ready mnde coats of the lat
est styles. Prluj from $2.75 up.
A full line of Ladles' and Misses Hosie
ry, new styles at Clark & Son's.
Ladies' in want of Dress Goods and Trim
mings should not fail to examine our stock
and prices at Ulark a boa s.
Go to I. W. Hartman's next week for a
cheap coat (Ladles.)
Cocoanutsand groceries of all kinds cheap
for cash or produce, at Ureasy's.
Pocket books, new styles and very cheap
at Clark's Hook store.
Silk Velvets and Satins at Clark it Son's
lowest prices.
SALT I SALT 1 1
500 barrels Fine Salt on track here, to
be sold at $1.00 per barrel, full weight guar
nuteed, call soon, going fast.
11. . AUL,
Espy, Pa.
For School Books. Slates and School Sup
plies of all kinds G. A.Clark's is the place.
A full line of Cotton Flannels, Shirtings,
Tickings, Prints, Muslins, Ginghams etc., at
lowest prices at Clark di 0011 .
Everybody buys Four per cents at Creasy's
For Wall Paper go to G. A. Clark's.
The cheapest and best stock of Corsets in
town at Clark it son s.
Ladles Cloth for mantles with fringe .to
match at lowest prices at Clark Ac sou s.
That Navvblue. Garnet. Plum and Brown
Cashmeres so wide and cheap at Clark &
Son's, go see them, they can save you money
on Dress uoous 01 any kind.
We onen this dav a new line of Fancy
Buttons. Trimmings and Ornaments at low
est prices, call and see at Ularlt & son s.
Cloth for Childrcns heavy coats at Clark
A: bon s.
Invest your money fn Four per cents at
Creasy's.
Now is the time to paper your walls and
G. A. Clark's is the place (0 buy your
Wall i'aper.
What are Four per cents? The best 5
cent cigar in the market.
For wall Paper Clark's Book Store Is the
place.
Jersey Sweet Potatoes at Creasy's this
week.
George A. Clark sends orders for music
every day.
Five pounds of mackerel in tin cans,
fresh, and fine, at Creasy's.
Music, Music Holls,
Clark's Hook Store.
and Wrappers at
A full line of fresh cauned goods from 10
cents to 16 cts per can at Creasy's.
. '
Mrs. Burnett's new boo "Haworlhs"
for sale at Clark's Hook Store.
Call at McKinney's tor Shoes.
Good Canton Flannels fur 8, J, 10, 125,14
15, 10 and 18 cents per yard at Silas Ym1
Light Street, Sept. l'J-2m
McKinneys Shoe Store below G 'r
House.
All kinds of stoneware, J, 1, lj and 2
gallon flat and high pots, and 2, 3, -1, fi and
U gallon apple and cream pots, with ""c"
without lids, in price fiom 12 cts. upwmil
J, 1, 2, !t and 4 gallon jugs, for sale at Ii,l
Street tiy ft Has loung.
Sept. 10 2.m.
Hoot headquarters at McKinney's.
Want good live calves that weigh 120 lbs.
to 10, J3U, uu, 150, JUU ana upward
Light Street by
Silas Youno.
Sept. 19 3-m.
Kubbers at McKinney's.
Wanted 2000 lbs of nice dried Kaspber.
ries, at 26 cents per pound. And 2000 "-
of nice dried pitted cherries for which 1 vii)
pay the very highest market price.
Silas Youkg.
July 18-fini;
Admission free at .McKinney's.
Cash paid for 1000 bushels of good w''tf
or yellow Oats at Light Street by
Si us Young,
Sept 6, 2m.
Boots and Shoes cheap at McKinncy'c
E. P. Ennkel's Bitter Wino of Iron.
Ithas never been khuwh to fall In tho euro of
weakness attended with sjmploms, Indisposition to
exertion, loss ot memory, dtnieulty ol breathing,
wcsKnens, horror ot illsesso, night rwoats, cold
teet weakness, dimness of vision, languor, univer
sal lassitude ot tlio muscular system, enormous
appetite, with dyspeptlo sjmptcms, hot hands,
nnslilng of the body, dryness ot the skin, palld
countenance, and eruptions on tlio face, purifying
tno blood, pain In tho lack, heaviness ot the eyelids
rrcnuent black spots tiling before U10 eyes, with
suffusion and loss ot sight, want ot attention, etc
Until only In II bottles, net tho genuine. Depotand
onlce,,.M North Ninth St., Philadelphia Advice free.
Ask for-K. r. Kunkers Hitter Ine of Iron, and tako
110 other make, (icnutno uold only In II bottles,
Norvous Debility! Notvous Debility!
Debility, a depressed Irrltablo stato ot mind, a
weak, nervous, exhausted f-fllng, no energy or
animation, contused head, weak memory, tlio conse
quences ot excesses, mental overwork. This ner
vous debility finds a sovereign curoln K. P. Kankcl'a
ntttcr Wino of Iron. It tones the system, dispels
tho mental gloom and despondency, and rejuven
ates tlio entire system. Hold only In si botttes. Get
the genuine, sold by all druggists. Ask tor E. V,
Kunkers Hitter Wino of iron, and take no other.
Oentilno sold only In (I bottles or six bottles fur V.
All I ask Is a trial of this valuablo medicine. It
will convince tho most skeptical ot Its merits.
Never Failing Worm Syrup.
K. K. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never falls to destroy
Seat, I'ln anil stomach Worms.. Dr. Kuokel Is the
only successful physician who removes Tapo Worm
In two hours. Head and all complete ttlvc, and no
feo till head passes. Common senso teaches (hat If
Tapo Worms can bo removed, ail otlier Worms can
bo readily destroyed. Send for circular to Dr. Kun
kel, S53 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa., or
ask your druggist for a bottle of Kunkel's Worm
syniD. Price, tl per bottle. It never falls. Used
by children or grown persons with perfect safety.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !
Dy virtue ot an Alias order ot tho orphans Court
of Columbia county, Pennsylvania, tho undersigned
Administrators ot Jacob llarler, lato of Mimin town
ship, Columbia county deceased, will expose to pub
lic salo on the premises on
Saturday, November 1st, 1879,
at ten o'clock In tho forenoon tho following valuable
real estate, to-wlt: ill that certain tract or two
tracts of land situate In Mlfiltn township, Columbia
county, aforesaid. No. 1, bounded aud described as
follows, to-wlt : Beginning at a corner In road by
land of Jacob lions, tlienco south seventy-seven do-
grces west thtrty-rtvo and nve-tcnth perches, thenco
by land ot Christopher Hortong north thirteen de
grees west ono hundred and fltty-threo and one-
tenth perches to a stono, tlienco by land of J. II.
Metier north clgtity-llvo iligrecs west twenty-two
and llve-tentli perches to a public road teadtng
from Mliuinvlllo to conyngnam, tlienco north thir
teen degrees west twclvo and two-tenth perches,
thence by land of s. II. Swank north seventy-seven
degrees east rifty-soven and live-tenth rerches,
thence by land of Elizabeth Lutz south thirteen de
grees east one hundred and seventy-two and one
tenth perches to the placo ot beglnnlni;, containing
FORTY ACRES
and sixty-three perches strict measure.
No. 2. Beginning at a stono by land of Henry
Hetler, thence south twelve degrees east thirty. four
aud two-U'ntli perches to a stone, thenco by moun
tain land north seventy-eight degrees east twenty
three and four-tenth perches to a stone, thenco by
land of S. II. Swaak north tweUo degrees west thirty-four
and two-tenth perches to a stone, thence by
land ot Jacob Hons south seventh-eight degrees
west twenty-threo and four tenth perches to tho
placo of beginning, containing
FIVE ACRES
strict measuro with tho appurtenances.
TKUM9 0F bale. Ten percent otono-fourtn ot
tho purchoso mo ney to bo paid at tho striking down
of tho property, tho one-fourth less tho ten per cent.
at the confirmation ot sale, and tho remaining Uircu
fourths In ono year thereafter with interest from
confirmation nlst.
J. II. HETLEIi,
J. 11. IIAHTBK,
C. W, JIiixkk, Att'y. Administrators.
Oct. 3. ts.
UDITOU'8 NOTICE.
KSTATE OF CAT1UK1NI 1EALKU UECKA.SBP,
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned ap
lotDtodanAudltorbvtho orphans' court or Colum
bia county, to make distribution of the runds tn the
hands ot tho Admldlstrator ot decedent, will -attend
nt his office In Hloomsburg, on Thursday tho Slh
day of November A. 1). 1ST9, at ten o'clock In tho
loreuoon, ior me purpose oi ins eaiu nppoinimeni,
when and where all persons havlnir claims unon tho
said fund aio renulred to present them. D-onerlv au
thenticated, or bo foretcr debarred from coming la
uu Hani iuua.
JOHN U. riiEEZK,
Auditor,
OCt.3.4w.
p ENEItAI, ELECTION
TKOCI-iAMATION.
I, JOflN W. HOFFMAN, High Sheriff of Co
lumbia county, do hereby mako known and proclaim
totlia qualified electors ot Columbia county that a
general election win bo held on TUESDAY, THE
KOUIl'in OF NOVEM11EH, 1873 (being tho Tues
day next following the Hrst Monday ot saldraontb,
tor tho purjioso of electing tho several persons hero-
luuuer iiuiueu, iu-mi;
ono person tor Stat? Treasurer ot Pennsylvania,
one person Tor Illght-herllT of Columbia county,
one person for coroner of Columbia lountr.
Two persons for Jury Commissioners of Columbia
eouniy.
I also hereby make known nnd glvo notice that the
places of holding tlio aforesaid election In tho sever
al wards, boroughs, districts and lounshlps within
iiiu uviiuiy m i-uiuiimiu uru ua loiiottg,
Beau.r tounshlp, at tho public house of Joseph
11. Miuuiau.
Ilenton township, at tho public nouso of II I nun
lU Slp III tuo WWII Ul IICUIOII.
East liloom, at the Court House, In Hloomsburg.
West ltloom. at tlio Court House. In lllooinsburtr
Borough of Berwick, at tho olllco of W, J. Knorr,
III I1IU UUIUUII Ul III It U K.
Borough of ccntralla, at tho public houso of Wil
liam 1'ilter.
Brlnrercek township, at tho puhlle school lionso
near Eansllle.
entail lssa township, at the public houso ot iS-unuil
i-.u-.iviiuauuei, in me u-Miui iiilllivi-iiu.
Centre township, at the school houso near Lofay
cttocieasy's. North Conyngnam District, at tho school houso
near tho colliery of John Andersun t Co.
houtliCunyngliam District, at tho houso ot John
Mo iroe.
Flshlngc-eek township, at tho school houso near
U. II. into a.
t.-vnfil ll f-i-.-nDliln n, ,1.-. T nr. unl-n nl ..A... -
(Ireenwooa township, nt the houso ot Joseph It.
ratton.
Hemlock township, at the public house of Chris. II,
ineiu'iiiii. iu iuu loivn 01 jiuck Horn.
Jackson townshln. at the bousn of Ezeklel Cnlr
Locust township, at tlio public houso of Daniel
Kehres In Nuinedla. i
.Minim township, at tile public bouse ot Aaron
Hess, In tho town of Mtminnlle.
Madison township, at tho public school houso In
ll-R-ej Kun u.
ml Pleasant township, at tho houso of II. W,
Meincr.
Montour township, at tho public house ot Reuben
ltauch. at llene-t-
Maln township, at tho public houso of Jeremiah K
t-uu-ji-ii-Ji-i ht-r.
I'oarlngcreek township, at tho house of Samuel
jui it- .
oramro townshln. at tho nubile houso of 1L .T.
Dal Is lu OrsncreWlle.
pine township, at Uio Centre school House, lately
ui w j u ium ui luuviuu-UBUi &U1U njniLaiiip.
fuiranoar townsuio. m ine nouso or Annas cnie.
est Scott at the public house ot John EukrotU In
Lli'ht Street.
e-ast lieott townsLtn. at the nubllo housii or -Tni-nti
At all elections hereafter held under tho laws of
iuis i-uiuuiouweau a. iu cii-cuoii polls snail on own
ed atse-ien o'clock to tlio forenoon, and shall con
ttlltio Olk'll without lnterrunlloii nr mllniirnmpi
until seven o'clock la tho celling wheu tho polls
NOTICE IS IIEKEI1Y GIVEN,
That every person excepting Justices of thol'caco
and Aldermen. Notaries rublic and ivrsini in n.n
uillltuw rilco nf tbo Mute, who shall hold or shall
wlthlistwo months have held anyrni--.? or appoint,
inent of pront or trust under tho rrm-d slali-s.or of
this hUiU", and city or 001 poruted district, w nether a
commissioned omcer or otherwise, a subordln-'to
iiiiiui-riu uiivui. whij is ur sii.111 iw einpiojeu Ul'l'e
tho legislature, Kxecuttie or Judiciary Hepartmen
of this stale, or of unv cltv or of unv lnrfirn.ir-ii..i
district, and also, that eiery member or i-onL-ress
and ot tho statu Legislature, and ot tho select or
coumou l ouiicll of any city, or commissioners of any
Incorporated district, Is by law tucapablo ot holding
or exercising at tho samo tlino tho omen or appoint
ment of Juuge, Inspector or Clerk of any ileillonof
this Comiiioiiealth,anJ tuat no Inspector, judge or
otlier oillcer ot such election shall bo eligible to bo
1 1. nr. vi-it.-.l In.
I'ho Inspectors and Judge of tho elections shall
meet at the respective places appointed for holding
d for holding
uio eii-cuou in uio uisirict lo w lileli they resin
belong, netoro seen o'clock In tho ino-ntng, and
s-cuu-iy
each of said Insinitors shall apimint one clerk, w ho
shall bou iiudlltlud oter of suiu district.
iuo quauneu loicrs or tho several districts In
tills COUhlV at all peni-ml trm-nthlM -
ough and h's-cl il elections, urn nereby liirearu-r
authorised and lequlreO to otu by tickets printed or
wt1tu;ii, or partly printed and partly nrltieu, keu-r.
ally ilasslrled as follow si Ono lleHit shall embruco
tho names nf all Judges ot Courts voted for, and
l.tlu.ll.-.l niithl.li. ...I ...1 11 a ... ,.. ... t..l
unul, vllv mii-i -.win em
brace Iho iiutnes of all tho Statu omci rs otl for
...... w (-..,-.-. ilcj uno iieKi-i sunn t-mnriu-o
the names of all county oniwrs vou-d for, Includliiir
ine oiiii-o in M-uator, und Members of s
keinbly, If voted for, and meinl-ers of Congress If
v oti-U tor, nnd bo labelled "County ;" one tteVel shall
embrace, the names of all township oniccrs oted for
and be labelled "Tow ushlp ; ono ticket shall cm.
brace-the names of all borough onictrs ou-dfor, aud
bo labelled "Borough." 1
a uueaca cuius snail u deposited Inbeparote bal
lot 1-OXI'S. '
JOHN W. HOFFMAN.
Sherlirsortlce, Uloomsburg, bherlir
Octo. S. tn-tf ouniu,
JOB HUNTING
OF EVERY DESRLPTI0N
EXECUTED PROMPTLY
At the Columbian Offiob
PA.
EXECUTORS' SALE
OK VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ! !
The undersigned Kxecutors of Dilllp Rliultx, lato
uenton lownsmp, Columbia county deceased, will
cxposo to public salo on ttiu premises la Ilenton town
ship on
Tuesday, October 28th, 1879,
fen o'clock In the forenoon tho following ilevrlu.
real estitu, to-wlti negtnnlng at a post at a
corner ou tlio Lurerno county line thence
along land nt U.las Hliuitz north thlrty-thre) and
ouc-lalf degrees west one hundred and slity.scien
nnd speii tenths perches to a post, thence along
land ot I). O Moss ono and one-halt degrees, cast
eighty-six and two tenths perches to a corner form-
ly a white oaK, tlienco along lands of Samuel Wtl.
son and John Wells north clghty-etght and one-half
degrees east ono hundred and thirty-four perches to
post, tnenco along und ot .lamea Wilson north
ctglity-two and ono-lialf degrees east forty-nvo and
e!ght-trnths perches to a post on Luicrn county
line, tlieaco along said county line soutli eight and
one-half degrees west ntnety.slx and fouMcnth
perches to a post, tlio placo of beginning, containing
NINETY ACRES,
sty-two perches and allowances, forty-tWo acres of
which aro In good Btato of cultivation, whereon Is
erected two
Frame Dwelling Houses,
frame barn, nnd ouubutldlogs. Tliero Is a good
spring of water, a good btarlng Ari'LltOltcnAIlI)'
and other fruit trees on tlio premises.
Terms made known on day of sale.
I. K. KMCU1UUM,
DANIEL 8I1ULTZ,
Kxecutors,
Oct 3, ts.
SHERIFFS SALE
By vlrtuo ot sundry wrltt Issued out ot tho Court
Common Fleas of Columbia county and to me di
eted, will bo exposed to public salo at tho Court
Houso In tho town of llloomsbuig, Columbia county,
Pcnnsjlvanla, atone o'clock p. m., on
Saturday, October 25, 1879.
All that certain lot or piece of land ltuato In
lirlarcreek township, Columbia county and state of
ennsyivnnia bounded and described as follows, to-
wlt i On the north by land of aeorge Bower, on the
east by land of Swank, on tho south and west by
lands of (leorgo llelford, containing seven acres
moro or less on which aro erected a framo dwelUnir
houso and outbuildings.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit of William
(llrton, Administrator of ltacUacl Glrton against Ed
ward II. Bower and Jacob Bower and to bo sold as
tho pmpeity of Edward It. Bower and Jacob Bower.
stkwaiit, Attorney. FI. Fa.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or rleco of land sltuato tn
Fishlngcreek township, county of Columbia and
Btate of l'ennsj lranla known as tract No. s ot tho es
tato of William Buckalew deceased, and bounded
and described as follows, to-wlt i On tho north by
lands of. .on tho eastbyMands of John
JL Buckalew and John White, on tho south by land
of John Hun and John Shtte and on tho west by
lands Of liarman J, Hess and .Monroe Markle, con
taining seventy-two acres moro or less, fifty acres
ot w hlch Is cleared land, on which is erected a large
barn, framo house and out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit ot S. II.
'arner against Jar! us Harrison and to be sold as the
property of Jarlus Harrison.
Littles, Attorneys. Fl. Fa.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or plecoot land sltuato In Brlnr
ercek township, Columbia county and Stato of Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as follows, to-wlt t
Ou the north by tho public road, on thu east by land
of Piter flagman, on the south by land of Peter
llaj man and on tho west by land of Botls, contain
ing three acres moro or less on which are erected a
frame house, wagon raokcr shop and out-bulldlngs.
seized, taken Into execution at the suit of Stephen
Michael against oeorgo B, W, Hosier and to bo bold
as tlio property ot George B. W. Hosier.
Millrk, Attorney. Fl. Fa.
ALSO,
All that certain lot of land sltuato In Orange town
ship, Columbia county, beginning at a stone corner
In line of land of lttchard Bright nortli eighty de
grees wost twenty-six and two-tenths perches to a
stone, thenco by the samo south sixteen and one.
half degrees west forty-seven and seven-tenth
perches to a stono, thenco by land ot John Henry
north twenty-two degrees and one half east forty-
two perches and one-tenth to an apple tree, thence
by land of John Henry north seventeen degrees
west ton perches and seven-tenth to tho placo of be
ginning, containing eight acres and thirty perches
of land strict measure, on which are erected a plonk
house, stable and out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken In oxecutlon at tho suit ot Columbia
County against Mary A. Blight and to bo Bold as the
property of Mary A. Bright.
Ueieh, Attorney. Lev. ra,
ALSO,
All those certiln lots or pieces ot land sltuato In
Mlfllin township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to-wlt : Lot No.
101 Is bounded on tho north by Fifth street, on the
catt by May street, on tho south by lot No. los, and
on tho west by lot No. 100, containing two acres
moro or less vacant.
ALSO,
Lot No. los bounded on the north by lots ono hun
dred and ono hundred and ono, on tho east by May
street, on the south by lot No. 110, and on the west
by lot No, 1, containing two acres more or less va
cant.
ALSO,
Lot No, !51 bounded on tho north by Third street
on the oast by lot No. til, on tho south by Fourth
street, aud on tho west by lot No. 150, being sixty
six feet In front nnd two hundred and tlilrty-ono In
depth aoant.
Seized, taken In execution at tho suit ot A, W
Creamer against John Keller and to bo sold as tho
property of John Keller.
Lirri-Ks, Attorneys. Vend Ex.
ALSO,
Allthodetondants Interest In a certain tract of
land sltuato In Greenwood township.columbla coun
ty, l'cnnsjrvanla, bounded as follows, to-wlt: Bo.
ginning at a stono In tho mlddlo of the road tlienco
by kind of James Berry north eighty-eight degrees
and twenty-three minutes westtwenty-soven perch
es to tho middle of utile Fishlngcreek, thenco up
iuo middle of said creek north thlrty-thrco degrees
cast forty-six perches to a stone, thenco by samo
north seventy-eight degrees cast twcnty-tlvo perch
es to a hemlock on tho west sldo of mill-dam, thenco
up mowestbiae or said mill-dam forty-two perches
(or to such distance us win secure a head and fall o'
fourteen feet at tho saw-mill on tho premises herein
described), thence south thirteen degrees cast to a
stone in tbo mlddlo of tlio road beforo mentioned
thenco by tho samo south seventy-one degrees
twenty-thrco minutes forty-seven perches to a stone
incuco ny tho middle of said ruad south thirty-two
degrees, twenty-threu minutes, twenty-three perch
es to a stone, thenco soutli twenty degrees, twenty.
three minutes, thirteen perches along tho middle of
saia roau to tno place of beginning, containing clev
en acres, three perches ahd appurtenances.
ALSO,
ah tho defendants lnteiest in a certain tract ot
land sltuato In Pino and Greenwood townsblns.coun
ty of Columbia and stato of 1'ennsy ivanla, beginning
at a post thenco by land of Margaret Coarson, cast
three huudred and eighty perches to a post, thenco
by lauds of llumprey Parkeniorth ono hundred and
eighty lurches to a white oak, thenco by lands ot J,
J, ltoomnsand j. Berry nortli clghty-nlno decrees
and ond-halt west three hundred and eighty perches
to u post, thence by lands ot Esther Eves south ono
half degrees west one hundred and ten perches to
tno piaco or beginning, containing two hundred and
forty-four acres and thirty, seven perches more or
less, on winch is erected a barn.
seized, taken In execution at tho suit of Thomas J.
andcrsltco agtlnst John Let-eott and Alexander J
Frlck and to be sold as tho property ct John Leggott
uuu .iuxanaer Frlck.
ANiisKsLicn, Attorney. Vend Ex.
Terms cash on ;day of sale.
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
sept jo, '19-ts Sheriff.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Hy Wrtuootawrlt ot Lev, Fa. Issued out of tlio
t'ourt ot Common I'leos of Columbia county and to
iuu intra, win no exposed to putillo salo on
tho premises In Uerwlck, Pa., at 9 o'clock, p. m., on
Monday, October 20th, 1879.
All that certain piece ot land sltuato In the borough
ot Hernlck, Columbia county. I'o.. bounded on thn
north by laud of Paul Klkendall, and lot ot chsrlcs
,. iiccker, on tno east by lot of Sarah Pecker, i
UieBoulhbyl'analslivetanaontho west bv lot
Mrs John SI. hnyder, the same belnir one hundmi
and forty eijht and u halt feet alone Canal street
and forty-nine and a half feet moro or less In depth,
being soul hi rn end of lots number thirty-fit o, thirty
. .m luu.j.QiAiui uurkcu anu numbered la ge
t ral plan of said boroush. on which am neit,i
laro thrco story frame hotel, containing eleua bed
rooms and other large rooms, to-vi It i Bitting room-
parlor, oitiing room, bar room, tc., a largj framo
Muuie, mm iruino suea, awell of good water on
uio premises.
Seized, taken In eiccutlon at the suit of it. vr.
rett agaliist rhlllp tnaey with'nMien tn
Wagmr, ttrro tenant and to be sold as the property
of Philip bponty ltti auice to James Wagner, terre
Jicssos, Attorney. lcVi re
ci u.9 vuau uu uuy or sale.
...... V. UOFFMAN,
Dauchy & Oo's. Advt'a.
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