THE COLOMBIAN.
flt.OOHSBORO, FRIDAY f lYOVKMItKll !8, ISTD
Kill lload Time Table. "
ACKAWANNA & DLOOMSnUllO IIA1L HOAD
( north, noctn.
Accommodation Train T.S9A.M.
Msl Tratn T.s A. M 4.(1 P. M
fut Tratn 11.00 M. 1U5A.M
gxpress Win .M 1'. M.
UATAW1S8A UAH, l(OAI).
KORtn. SOUTH
Accommodation Tratn ...... e,ss A. At, t,M P.M.
Heitutar Express 4.M P. M. 11,44 A. M.
Tnrongn cars on Express train cither to New York
or rnlladelphle. Accommodation train runs between
Catawlssannd Williamsport.
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOGKAT,BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
8TAOBMNBS.
Try Jacoby'e celebrated "Chlncoleaguei ami
Choptank" oysters. 25 cents quart. Bolld
Beat. Try 'em.
If Ton wish
for your father, mother, brother, sister or
mend, gets copy of "Life and Travels of
uen. urnnt,"by J.T. Headly.
OltANQBVlLU ITKM8.
the rain ot lat week, which was no welcome.
wan not enough to fill tlio wells at Ihc tipper
enl of lown. Several famlllts ullll hare lo
carry their water from a distance,
Hie hunters have returned from the North
Mountain hut minus any venison.
The turkeys and chickens appear to be
ulierinK about Ibis Ifme. Probably Thanlcs-
rmsRs and tttoonascrui. Leave Cambra Monday, !n- l., .,li , , ,., ,.
c Wednesday and Friday at 0:i a. m., atnroat K"ln'? hM "omething to do wllh It.
Iiloomsburg by 11:30a. in. Mavj lilosmsburg on 1 r-tr.,n. -i iu , .
same days alter arrival of Philadelphia mall? , "'"nry at the tipper end of lown has
iiuwwBURii and I.AtRnsviu.,-t.eave Lalrdsvlllo oeen 'lo 111 tor the past week
Tii'sdny, Thursday and Saturday at 7:S0 a, m., I , , ,,
arriving at Uloomsburij by 'J m. Leave Blooms-1 Joln Ureen ! expecting to I
bury on samo day i
rg on samo uavs aiier arrival or rnnaneipnia I
-A dally stage line leaving I
leave Innn.
lisll miss liim much.
Tho members of llio M. E. Church gave n
Thanksgiving dinner on the 27lh.
The Lyceum exercises at the Academy on
Monday evening were very good indeed.
Iluslness annears In 1m nt.tin nAn.1
.....iinr.nt Illnnmhurobv1n ft. m. TjAvn lllnnmt. I - 1 neic iiuyt.
burg on same dais alter arrival ol I'lilladelphla 4Mr ,'ow '"" a '"ge slock of goods nnd sp.
malt. pears lo be selling rapidly. Mr. Stewart and
ma!
and Bloomsburg.
Honton In tlio morning and returning In the eve
ning Ul wiu onuio unj,
" MAIL noUTES.
S mr H1IJ" im I-ooMSBt;rui.-Leave White Itall
Water Supply,
While llltle has been raid lately about water
works, the company Ins not been Idle. 1'lsns
and ipecificsllons for ereitlng works on Visit
Ingcreek and furnishing the town wllh walcr
by pumping Into a reservoir, have been ob
tained of it. I'. M. lliik(ii!ilne,an experienced
engineer, and everything Is in readiness to
proceed, Th. only question now Is whether
the Town will lake walcr for Die protection-
iVorks enn be erected that will furnbh an
abundant supply to all private consumers and
manufactories, for a little more than one half
what it will cost lo make a complelo fire pro
tecllon. The pipes and reservoir would be
smaller, the engines much less expensive, and
llio lire hydrants entirely dispensed wllh. We
do not believe that the cltltens of Bloonisburg
will permit waterworks lo be put In without
flirdlng any means of extinguishing fires.
With the proposed sy.lcm, five one Inch streams
could be turned on any point in tho lown. Hut
for this luxuty the town must piy a reasonable
price, and wo havo no doubt but that tho Town
Council will make a fair contract with the
water company for public purposes. Wo
publish below the report of tho englntcr:
all contribute tomakti thewi.tks moroexpensite, To be sold or exchanged for a fsrraanywhtre
V hen works are constructed by a company I In the neighborhood of lie Hnsnnehannn river.
Ihcre are no means by which ibey can receive A desirable tavern stand on west Coal Street,
Bshtov mn BxoOMSBimn. Leaves Denton Monday, I Sloan aim annear In he Inn
u Wednesday nl Friday at 8 a. m., arriving it I appear lo be busy,
lUOOmsuurK
day. Tnursdi
at 3 n. m. Leaves llloomsburr Tucs.
day. Tnurauay ana oaiuraay us a, m arriving I
alii3mouuvp. m.
Pleasant KinF.mtoon,
PUULtO SALES.
E. M.Tcwksbury, Commtltce, will sell val
uable real estate on the premises in Catawis'n,
on Wednesday, December 31, 1879.
jflj-Sec Advertisement in another column.
COUNCIL ritOCKCDlNGS.
Court begins next Monday.
Wilkesbarre has a Chinese laundry.
William Ritchie who hnil a paralylio stroke
a few weeks ogo, is said to beslowly improving.
November 19, 1879.
Council mot pursuant to the call of thi
I resident. All the membe'rs except Rabb
being present. A petition was presented bv
J. P. Tuslin asking for a lamp postal or near
the A rrtcan M. li, Church on Rock.street. C.
W. Wilier, Esq., requested the Council to erect
two lamp posts at or nosr iheD.Li A W. 11.
R. depot. Tho Secretary read petition for the
erection of lamp posts on Sixth street at Iron
and Catharine; whertupon it was ordered that
the petitions above referred lo be received and
visiting I filed for consideration. Mr. Drinker offered
tho following rcolulion which had been pre
sented Sept. 4, vis "That hereafter all parties
"Big Hjss Jlox Blows" wltli 28 oysters for 25 1 desiring and asking for tho erection of lamp
cents at Jacobr's. Try 'im, piats shall accompany their petition for the
I same with a guarantee lhat they will pay for
the erection of tho same.1' Tho motion war
not seconded.
I.S. Kuhn and C W. Miller bought the An I'Pcation for a crosing over Fifth
Sanlicy properly at Sheriffs sale last Saturday. 8lrect on bl" w" mal, whlcI' 'l0r discuss.on
luture time, it was
Mies McIIenry of Stillwater
friends in lown this week.
G. W. Sterner has received
teachers' certificate from the school department
W, C. McKinncy has a new express wagon.
It was made by M. C. Sloan & lira.
William Hryson, Esq , of Centrnlia, talks of
coming to Iiloomsburg to practice law.
was deferred tn some
ordered that the pelitlon presented for Ihe
grading and paving of Fifth street west ol
Msrket and the lignting of the same be lai
on the lalile for llio reason that it was not
drawn or presented la form. It was also or
Cnpt. Brockway, M. P. Lutz, I. W. Niles, and dereil that the petition presented at last.reguhr
families, went to Bench Haven on Wednesday
evening to spend Thanksgiving day,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
I Shenandoah, In one of the best looattons In
the Anthracite region, nearlr new, built In
lSio, nnd rents at prosent for $13 per lujnth,
and could eanlv be rented for $15, per month.
For patticulsrs apply to William Roblnron,
Boston Run,, St. Nicholas P. O., Schuylkill
county. Nov. 23-2w
liy virtue ot a writ ot atlas Vend. Ex. Issued out of I
tho Court ot Common 1 'lessor Columbia county abd
to mo directed, wilt bo exposed to publlo sale at the
court llouso In the town M tilooinsburg Columbia
county, IM., on
Monday, December 1st, 1871),
at oae o'clock, p. m
all that certAln house and lot of ground situate In the
townot llloomsbuig, Columbia county, Pa, front
tng on Market street, of said town, adjoining a lot
now owned by K. J, Thornton, on the north, Mum-
any remuneration Tor Ihc edvantsges of a
complete fire protection and the security which
it gives, except by piyment In some way from
the public treasury. This Is generally done
by an annual tax upon the lira hydrants, and
varies accoiding to the character of the works
and value of the protection given.
You alto directed me lo make an estimate
fne itrneurinir n annnlv li humtitn tili ,.iois Dr. Kendall s celebrated treatise on tho
! w ii v "J r -I... , , .. .....
,-ower from K.lchner's mill. At extreme low bqr.e, for sale at 0. A. Clark', book store and - 'J ,Z"
water this power Is only equal to about ten I at the Columbian office for 25 cents. This andnlntty-elght feet In depth, whereon areerecteel
horse; nnd that only for a portion of the dsy. I qooV should be in the hands ol every man who a two story brick dwelling houso with a two story
This would deliver into a reservoir In town owns a horse. brick kitchen attached, a framo sUble and other
200,Hp0galloc. of water per day. A supply I Also, All that certain lot of ground situate In tho
sufilclent for the present demands oflie town. I deem it my duty to acquaint sullering Im- moomsturg, Columbia county, rennsylva-
ii win require about ia,uuu Itet more of large maniiy wiin me iaci nni ou . wn mr nio, nounaea ana aescribeaas ronows, to-witi Degin
fetdlng main lo reachthecentreof distribution, most beneficial ever introduced; this I have nlng at the corner of Jefferson alley and Hrststreet
The Interest on the cost ol this extra pipe practically tested. For the past slxleen year, ;" "
would nuke tho wattr power more expensive I have suffered wllh Rheiiinalini, and so sc- ncn(,, tuojert alloy; thence along tho line of
than pumping by steam, crcn if Ihe power verely that I was often robbed ol my night's oyer's a'.ley southwardly two hundred and fourteen
could bo nrocured and maintained wilhout cost reit. A change of weather would have tho feet and six Inches td Itldge alley; thence alongthe
most painful effect on me, for thin 1 could
move neither hands nor f-et. I tried every
IllllllJJIilllllilllil
OVEB S.OOO DKUQQISTS
How tigneA the fnllmeing rematlaltt paper, Ihe ilgualure ef which tan be teen at oiir offlc t
Main. SEAltURY i JOHXSOX, 21 Piatt fH , Km York i
(1BNTLRMEN 1
"For the past few years wei havo sold various brands of Porous P fasten.
Phynkinnt and ihe Public Prefer BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER.'" all other.
We consider them one of the vcrr tew. reliable household remedies worthy of
Tliey are tupcror lo all other J"6roui Flatten or Medieineior JCxternal we.
confidence.
Kov. 7-4.
The Old Established lrng Store.
Jerome Woodring
saloon In Mrs. Ent's
Court Home.
has opened an
buildir.g west
eating
of the
aii wno wish 10 re.iu pomeitiing rsre anil
interesting, will secure a copy of "Life and
TnveU of (Jcncril Grant," by J, T. Ileadlcy.
Sir. John Jones was injured one day lost
meeting for numerous crossings and for tli
erection of several lamp posts all in Scott
lown be laid on ibe table,
Mr. Holmes stated that he understands that
the Council could make no such contract with
ihe Water Company as conkmplatid because
of a lale decision of Ihe Supreme Court, and
tho Council directed that bolh petition and
remonstrance bjlaid on the table. Upon motion
it was ordered that a lamp post be creeled on
Market'street at the cr esing of the I). L. &
week by being struck In the face by the end of w. R. R. and one on First street as petitioned
a plank at Lockaid's Car Shops. f()r lf a,i petitioners agree to n iv for the same-
The following bills were approved and ihe
Secretary was directed lo draw orders for Ihe
same :
D. Laycock, for various police, $12 00
Bloomsburg Ois Co. for Oct. 04 00
A.C. Rabb, coal oil, 3 15
A. J. Evans, room rent, 24 00
M. C. Woodward, Constable, 9 83
Sharpies & Sun, Grate at Lockup, 3 75
Secretary, salary, 15 00
Street Commissioner's return, 190 51
Matthew McIIenry,of Jackson, brought three
fine saddles of veniscn lo lown on Tuesday.
We learn they were captured on tho North
Mountain by himself and Mr. Redliue.
II. W. Sloan and N. J. Hcndershott returned
fiom Washington city on Wednesday, after n
week's visit, They attended the unveiling of
tlio Thomas stitue.
The Original Tenneseee Colored Jubile
Singers will give a concert at Ihc Opera House I
on Friday evening Nov. 23th, Admission, 2-r I
and 35 cen te.
On motion adjourned.
$322 24
CATAWISSA NEWS.
New signs appear to bo Ihe order of the day
S. A. Wilson and Peter Ilillmeyer have placed
them in front of their respective places of
business.
Hon, J. J. Melzgar, of Williamsport, has
been employed to defend W. D. Spearman, the
Sullivan county murderer, an noount of whose
crime we published a few weeks ago.
The audit in tho ma tier of the indebtedness
of Ccntralia borough will be held at (he office
of C. H. Brockway, Esq., to-morrow, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon.
The subscription list of tho Colbmman has
been reduced daring the past four years by
cutting oil nearly 800 nnmes of those who
would" not or could not pay for tho paper .And
yot it has tho largest list in the county.
Tho firm of J. Sharpless & Son has been
dissolved, Daniel Laycock having bought tlio
interest of Joccpb Sharpless. We wish tho
new firm success, and they will certainly have
ii if industry can accomplish it.
The attention of the lawyers has been
considerably occupied during the last few
weeks with audits. There has been an unusually
large number of them and they have been
continued from time to time.
There was a royal dinner at Ihe City Hotel
on Thanksgiving day. The guests tat down to
a table groaning under its weght of roast veni
son, turkey, and all the delicacies of the
Beaeon. "Cooney" captured one of McHenry's
deer.
L. E, Waller, Esq., returned from Europe in
the steamship Indiana, and reached home on
Saturday last. His many friends gave him a
hearty welcome. He was ibsent nearly four
months and his travels covered all places of
Interest in Great Britain and the continent,
Mr. Peter Sollcder will please accept our
thanks for a fine fat pheaant. He went out
last Saturday afternoon, and in the hollow above
town captured two pheasants, a rabbit and a
quail. Game is scarce and wild this season,
but Peter can find it when there is any abou
and when ho sees, it, he generally, brings it
down.
Mr. C.E. Concer is canvassing this county
for the' sale of a booktenlitled, "Life and
Travels of Gen Grant," by J. T. Headly, The
volume contains 850 pages, and has 200 fine
illustrations. The reputation of Ihe author
will make a ready sale for this work in every
household Price in cloth, $3.50. Leather,
$1.00. Turkey morocco, $ C 00.
The play of "Camille' was well attended at
the Opera House last Friday evening. Miss
That terrible disease dipthcria still contiities
to r.ige in our town. Every one supposed that
the ci id weather would cause it to abate, but so
far it lias had no eflect upon It. New cases are
reported every day. At this writing Sallie,
daughter of Calvin DeHart is very sick. We
hope she may recover as she is one of the
brightest little ones in town. As we go to
prei-s we learn lhat this little girl isdcad.-ED.
A daughter of Geo. Manhart is also very low.
The street lamp fever lias struck this place
and our business men are having them erected
in different parts of the town. J. K. Sharpless
& Sons led off with one on the corner of Main
and Fourth streets, which vjas immediately
followed by Ihe erection of one by J. K. Sharp
less at bis residence and Gilbert & Kline at
their place of business. We understand lhat
many more will follow and when completed
there will he about twenty street lamps in the
town. It is a much needed improvement and
too much credit cannot be given to Ihe gentle'
men who have come forward and contributed
of their means for the improvement of th
town,
A row occurred in the Susquehanna Hotel
Monday afternoon which was caused by the
landlord refusing to give liquor lo Jerry
Frederick. After having chased Jacob witli
club through the hotel several times he went
into the dining room and used Ihe cluo on Ihe
dishes on Ihe table, (which was bad for the
dishes), from thence he went to Ihe kitchen
and succeeded in frightening the girls. About
this lime Countable Mensch appeared on ill
Bcene and (after first making sure of Ihe club)
arrested Jerry and look him before JuttUc
Ellis, who, after a hearing, bound him over
for his appearance at the next Court of Quar
ter Sessions,
Mr. William Schlee proposes erecting
dwelling houe on his lot on the Mill Road,
The building which is being erected by Mt.
If. J. Clark ii f your place, ami of which Daniel
Walter i the contractor is about completed.
It ceitainly reflect a great deil of credit upon
Mr. Waller, as it is linisnetl throughout in a
workmanlike manner.
Mr. S, !! Deimer's new store room is nearly
ready for occupancy. We rndersland Mr, D,
proposes moving about tho first of December,
Mr. C. F. Harder has a contract for the
erection of a dwelling house for Mr. S. D
Rinard. The house is to be built on Fourtl
street
G. L. Kostenbauder & Co. are having the
well in front of the hotel sunk deeper.' During
the present drouth many of our wellshavegi ne
dry and the owners thereof are endeavoring to
provide against that happening in the future.
llEFOKT UPON A WATER SUPPLY roll
HLllOMsnUIUI, PA.
Rkv. D. J. Waller, President of ihe
iiioomsburg Maler Uompany,
Dear Hir: In prepnrirg plans for
walcr supply fir Bbomsburg, care has been
taken to make everything complete, durable
and effective. Nothing cf a Jempornry or
perishable nature is proposed, nor has anything
been wasted upon mere ornamentation, except
so much as will make the works appear respeC'
table and sightly. The mschlnery is made of
the bestnnd most durable material, with ample
strength of parts, generous surfaces, and simple
in arrangement. The pipes are of full weight,
and tested to more thin double the maximum
strain that ran ever be brought to bear upon
llicra. Tho stop'valvus have all their faces and
moving parts of gun metal, and Ihe fire
hydrants are of the most simple, durable, and
reliable character. In Ihe construction
the reservoir nothing requiring attention
repairs Is promed.
In arranslng these works all the rc'quislles ol
a complete town supply have been kept In
mind.
1st. For household purposes' the quality is
the paramount consideration. The water flow
ing in Fidiingcreek can scarcely be excelled in
desirableness for drinking and culinary purposes
except when made turbid by freshets- It is a
generally admitted fact that for a water supply
the water of large streams is the most desirable.
Foreign mutter is principally held in suspension
and not in solution as is the case with under'
ground water from wells or springs. Running
water becomes thoroughly mixed, aerated, and
purified by the action nnd reaction of foreign
matter, the oxygen in the waler and cxpu-ure
lo light and Ihe r.iysnf ihe sun. In designing
ihe reservoir it has bctn so arranged lhat these
purifying agencies will go on, and matter held
n suspension sunk lo the bottom, while much
that is in solution will be dissipated, and the
water firnished lo the town will be of letter
quality for household purKies than (list pro
cured from the majority of the wells from
which the citizens now draw their supply The
arrangement of the reservoir 'a such that ordi
naiily the purer water will only be supplied.
ho process of filtration alono will do an much
lo improve Ihe quality of water as storing it in
properly arranged reservoirs. If filtering is
well and thoroughly done the water may be
pellucid, but Ihe impurities held in solution
will remain unchanged-
Id. RWer waler for manufacturing and
laundry purposes is more desirable than the
water from most of the wells in old closely
built towns. Well water if not hard from
mineral silts taken up in its passage through
llio earth, frequently becomes so from salts
resulting from the offal nnd refuse matter
deposited in or upon the surfaco of the ground
The water from the proposed works will be
under a generous pressure so that it may be
led into any part of a dwelling or factory. The
water may also be used, by means of simple
motors, for light powers, such as propelling
printing presses, etc., or when the woik is only
required at inteval, such as working elevators,
The wafer rent can be'mide less than the extra
insurance rales charged when steam is used.
lo the company; but this would make no
provision for extra demands for water, such os
for manufacturing power, fires, or the future
growth of the town; nnd It would not be safe to
construct works depending upon this limited
power, Auxiliary steam pumping machinery
would be necessary when greater volume or
heavier pressure Is required, '
It was therefore not thought necessary to
make a detailed estimate or plans for this
water power works, but should you desire it, I
will bedeased to prepare them.
For the present supply of your town the
following distribution of pipe is suggested and
shown upon the accompanying map. From
the pumps to reservoir, and from reservoir to
Second and Iron streets, 10 inch pipe
known remedy, but of no avail; at last some
body recommended St. Jacob's Oil) and I con
cluded to try it, but with llltle hope for relief.
Having hardly used half a bottle, Ihe pains
diminished, and to-dsy I am well and hardy
once more. The small sum of fifty cents had
cured me. Thomas Ott, St. Roniface, Pa.
line of lltdgo alley castwardly ono hundred and
ninety-eight feet three Inches to Jefferson alley:
thence along the lino ot Jefferson alley northwardiv
two hundred and fourteen feet six Inches to tho cer-
ner of Jefferson alter and First street, the place of
beginning.
ALso.The undivided one-third part ot all that certain
pleco of ground with tho water power thereto, situ
ate in the town of Iiloomsburg, Columbia county,
fa., adjoining Flshlngcrcck on tho west, lands now
owned by Keuben Hess on the east, and the North
Branch ot tho Pennsylvania Canal on the north,
whereon are erected a largo 8-story Flouring or
Grist Mlil,atwostoryframedwolllrjg house, stable
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
Comer Main nnd Market Streets
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
The undersigned hiring been tn tho WIIOMXAI.K DKlin business for the past
call the attcnuon ot tho public generally, and (JOUNfltv DBALBits la
loeir laru aim vurieu bua:k
isst eleven years wcMM
particular, lu
Coombs is a line actress, and her delinestion of They could linn no better lime lor lhat work
Ihe chatacler has gained her a wide reputation. "ian ''ie l're"t.
Her acting is easy and natural and hercortumei T excursion to Philadelphia which was to
elegant and expensive. Ihe support was not ,aTe passed through Calawlssa on ihe P. ,t R
very strong, but better than that of the average railrosd on Tuesday was a failure. Undoubb
travelling troupe. e hope she will come edly Reify the newly promoted conductor who
eEaln. I was lo have run the Irain feels badly,
Lloyd Richie and Samuel Gonn were brought Mr. G. W. Spalding has returned from Phil
hereon Monday morning on O'eir way to I adelphia where he has been having an opera.
Williamsport under a charge of robbing the I lion performed upon Ii is eyes.
l.Onsn nf Tlinmna KlruLn ml, nun, fnnr.i. I . . .
, . , '"- .." q iinnksgtvlng was uuiy observed In Uat
vi ne, on the night ot the Win, inst. Among I Many turkeys were sacrificed in order
Uu.er ..ruciea .ue m.evea ujuk u gom anu a . renJer ti.e .h.nt,. i ne m0ie comnlele.
3d. Fire-protection. In the well built towns
of Pennsylvania fires are of comparative rare
occurrence, and if they do break out they are
generally limited In the place in which they
originated. Yet they are sufficiently frequent
and disastrous as to make it prudent to pay
high rates of insurance, and keep the owners
of property in constant anxiety in regard lo
this destroying element. olwilhstaiidinc the
comparative low insurance rates charged in
towns as substantially built as Bloomsburg, the
aggregate sum paid in premiums upou policies
will he found lo be-sufficiently great as to make
auy arrangement, which would allow of
reduction of rates, and at the fame lime increasi
ed security be of sufficient importance as to
receive public attention.
With those considerations in view a system
of works has been designed with a reliable
and efficient fire protection. In those proposed
for your town you will have one million gallons
of water stored in t lie reservoir at a sufficient
altitude lobe projected upon all Ihe buildings
in Ihe town, with but few exceptions. lhis
would be sufficient waler, if the reservoir was
full, lo play five efficient fire streams for fifteen
hours continuously, within reach of tlie large
mains, and to streams from lie end of the
smallest pipe, fur 36 hours. In addition to
this it is proposed to put in an apparatus by
which' the entire power of Ihe pumping ma
chinery can be brought to liear directly upon
the di-tributing pipe of ihe town, and make
every lire hydrant as etlecttve as u tire engine
requiring simply lo attach Ihe hose and lurn on
the waler, obviating the necessity of dragging
ponderous fire apparatus to the scene of
conflagration, getting up steam, or the labor ol
working a hand engine. ith this apparatus
five Btreams tan be thrown, at the same time,
over any building in the vicinity of the six
inch main, and (lie work kpt up as long as
Ihe emergency may last. The tumping appa
ralus is designed expressly for this service, and
consists of two pumping engines and two
boilers. The engines combined are equal to
seveulyfive horse power. The fire hydrants
have been designed wllh special reference lo
this service, and are double, that U two dis'
tiuct hydrants upon a common bae, and en
iloscd in one case. They are ot Ihe most
simile construction possible, and made of
material width is almost indestructible, They
should be placed close together m lhat a num
herot streams can be concentrated upon one
point so that two men at most can draw rutii
cicnt hose, attach and put it Into service
immediately upon the niarm of fire. Tin
earlier it is possible lu bring a stream to bear
Ihe less the loss and the less the danger of its
First to Second; Second Eist to Markel;
Market Second lo Third; 8-inch pipe. Second
Market lo West; Market First lo Second!
First Iron to Market; Market-Third lo Lack
awanna; l,s.Bt becond to Seventh; fifth
Market to East; Second East to South Penn,
0-lnch pipe. First Market to Jcflerson;
Second West to Leonard; Lackawanna Mar
kel to East; Canal West from Furnace; East
Seventh to Canal; Catharine Fourth to
Fifth; Centre Fifth ti Third; Iron Fifth to
Second; We-l Second to third; B. I. Co's.R. 11,
Second to Fourth; Leonard-Second to Third,
4-Inch pipe.
With this distribution, to make the fire-
protection effective and complete, at least 60
fire hydrants should be erected. Thee havo
not been located upon the map of distribution
is they can be better fixed when the number to
be set has been determined upon, The shorter
the distance between the hydrants the less
qusntlly of hose will be required to reach and
concentrate streams of water upon a burning
building. Fire hydrants if properly tonetruct'
ed require practically no repairs or renewals,
while ho-e is peri-liable ntul requires constant
csre and frequent renenn!&,
Cost of operating the works. With the ample
reservoir proposed you will require but one
person to run the engine and take entire charge
of the works, as the pumping will require but
an hour or two each day. The quantity of coal
consumed wilt depend u.u the amount of
water pumped- One pound will put about one
hundred gallons into tho reservoir. For the'
ordinary supply of the town, and banking fires,
ssy one ton per week, unless you have water
takers requiring an unusual large quantity,
such as manufactories, water motors, or large
public fountains. The oil, packing, etc., will
amount to but a small sum; and with the char
acter of machinery proposed the repairs and
renewals will cost but little The total expenses
of operating the Chambersburg water works is
twelve hundred and seventy-five (51275) dollars
per annum, coal at $3 75 per 2000 pounds,
These works are of the same character as those
proposed for your town. They supply 375
water takers, two breweries, three water mQtors,
manufactories, hotels, the Cumberland Valley
R. R. their shops, nnd a large public fountain.
In concluding this report allow me to remind
you of the additional value a copious supply i f
good water, under constant pressure, will give
to every property In front ol which the mains
are laid, or which can havo access to them,
amounting in ihe aggregate to many times the
cost of a properly constructed works. The
value of a water service, always procurable in
any part of a houte, by simply turning a faucet
as compared to the cost of wells and cislems,
the expense of keeping them up, and the severe
labor of procuring Ihe water from them cm
only be appreciated by those, who, having once
enjoyed the luxury and advantages of hot nnd
old waler in the kitchen and hath, have been
forced to return to the laborious and unsatis
factory pumps for securing a water supply Ly
manual labor at the pump handle, and trans-
pnrlaliob by buckets. When once your citizens
have experienced the convenience and advan
tages of a public water supply, aud fully tested
its sanitary value, no price could induce Ihem
to part with it.
Respectfully submitted,
Henry P. M. BEaKiKiiiNK.
November 19lh, 1879,
152 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Tut Sterlino Book Cover. We have
purchased the right to use these covers In this nd oUier out-butldlngs known as the aqueduct
. . . , , ...( Grist -Mill property,
county, and havo on hand an assortment of Au0 na undlvldcd ono nlBth pnrt , aU tMt
sizes. They make the neatest and most con- ccrtain piece or parcel ot land situate In Centre
venient form for doing up note heads, lette1- township, Columbia county, ra., adjoining lands
heads, bill heads, notes, checks. Ac. and a of Isaac Itcss, Joseph Pohe, McKelvy Neat Co.,
Iron cover will be given away with every order of fc tiioomaTouri '
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Patent Medicines,
Spices, &c.
II. Hess and the Lackawanna
llfttlrnnd Cnmnnnv. rnntfltnlnis
1000 J ry it onco and you win not do wun- about fifteen acres, being farm land, limestone
our, it. It is tho best thing of the kind ever Quarrri) ana aump gruona, wnereon are erected six
invented. Call and examine.
If
Farmers Ott Fooled
when they buy Butter Powders and colored
salts, and big bottles of cheap coloring stuff,
lime kilns and one lime house and blacksmith shop.
Arso, the undivided one ninth of all that certain
piece and parcel of land situate In Centre' township,
Columbia county, Pa , adjoining lands of McKelvy.
Neal Co., II. C. Barton, l.ackawanna Iiloomsburg
Kailroad Company and L. W. Wooley containing
about three and one-halt acres, whereon are erected
if ,i, 00 nnA a TTniiar Piln I one llrae house and kilns and one dwelling house
, , i t. 5 , . l sis ii Also, The undivided one-nlnlh ot all that ccrtain
as tne reriecieu uuiier uoiormauo uy weim
Rlchardon St Co., Burlington, Vt. The
others have tried to imitate the excellence
of this, the original color, but have wholly
failed. Farmers should use only tho "Per
fected." Sold by Druggists and. Merchants
generally.
Business Notices
Rubbers at McKlnney's.
0 salesmen at I , W. Hartmau'sj and
to follow toon,
BROWER'S BLOCK.
Cannot; be surpassed anywhere.
IN IT MAY BE FOUND A LARGE STOCK OF
SPONOES.
CnAMOIS, COLOONW,
PEUFUMEUY, C1QAIW,
FANCY ARTICLES, TOILET SOAPS,
TOOin DHUSIIES,
LAMPS, GLOBBH,
T"0to;R Y--.' nnd in fact every' thing that should bo licpt in a complete and well
I W. Wooley, containing about one-fourth 1 , , TV. Vv b 11
Conner still holds tho fort up" town,
and see him.
Cill
Royal Safeguard Oil gives tho safest, the
softest, yet the most brilliant light of any
oil in tho world. Sold only by D. A.
Creasy.
Highest cash market price paid for 200
good veal calves that weigh from 125 lbs.
1-10, 160, 1C0 and upwards Prices gone up
at Lightstreet.
Silas Young.
Nov. 21. 2 m.
Buy your figa ot II art man Bros, for 16cts.
per pound.
Ifov. 28 3-w.
Don't fall to call at Conner's before
chasing.for the Holidays.
pur-
Buckwheat flour 66
Creasy's.
cents per sack at
pleco and parcel of land situate In Centre. township,
Columbia county, Pa., adjoining lands ot K. W, M.
ti U. L. Low, the Pennsylvania Canal Company and
Joseph' Pohe, containing about four and ono-halt
acres whereon are erected a two story stone store
bouse, two dwelllirg houses and stable.
. Also, The undivided one-ninth of ail that certain
piece and parcel of land situate In Centre township,
Columbia county, Pa., adjoining landa ot Joseph
Pohe and E. V. M. Low, containing about ono aero
whereon are erected three dwelling houses and a
stable.
Also, The undivided ono-nlnth of all that certain
piece and parcel of land situate In Centre township,
Columbia
Low and L.
of on acre, whereon Is erected a dwelling house.
Also, The undivided one-ninth ot tho undivided
one-halt ot all that certain piece and parcel of land
situate In Centre township, Columbia county, Pa.,
adjoining lands of Lafasette Creasy and McKelvy,
Xeal Co , and others, containing about one-fourth
of an acre.
Also, The undivided one-ntnth ot the undivided
one-halt ct all that certain tract of land situate In
Main township, Columbia county. Pa., adjoining the
Susquehanna IUver on the north and lands ot Ste
phen Oearhart on the east, lands ot William Kelch
ner on the south, lands of ltlchard II. Aten
on tho west, containing ihtrty-two acres more or less,
unimproved land.
Seized, taken In execution and to be sold S3 the
property ot E. It. Drinker.
ALSO,
the foUowlng described real estate tc-wlt:
Fmsr, All that certain lot of ground situate In the,
town of Iiloomsburg, Columbia county, Pa., fronting
on second or Main Street, ot said town, adjoining
an alloy on the west, a lot of Alice Snyder on the
south, a lot of Alice Snyder on iho east, being
feet In front on Second street and In depth about
one hundred nnd sixty feet, wheroon are erected a
HAllt BRUSHES,
They arc the sole Manufactures of the Celebrated
OIL OF GLADNESS.
Also the Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors
DR. W. M. BICKLEY'S Celebrated and
INVALUABLE PREPARATIONS.
200 nice thrifty white shotes that weigh
Compound Aromatic Wine of Gentian and
uuc uuuuri'u uuu bixiy u't'i, nut;riuu ur c-n-vwu ni ,
two story brick store house, a two story frame Ehop, Trnr. Tin ftm VPfl CrPJllTl CaiTiTMlOr. AVOIm. Jill"
a large frame stable and wagon house and other 011 ! Allipi UV V,aiU iJllUl ,
ling Agent, Improved Rose Pectoral.
out-bulldlDgs.
SccoMP.All Lhat certain lot of ground situate In the
Ladies' coats $3.00 to$12.S0t I
man's
Fresh arrival of raisins, currants, maccar
nni, tapiocas, encoannts, dates and figs at
Comer's this week.
35, -10, 60, 60 and 75 lbs; wanted at Light town of Iiloomsburg, Columbia county, Pa., adjoin.
street by alias Young. I log an alley on the north, an alley on the cast. Third
Nov. 21, 2-m. street on the south and a lot ot Sarah Petrlkln on
the west, being fifty eight feet In width on Third
W. Hart- street and about two hundred and fourteen feet In
depth, used as a lumber yard.
Third, All that certain lot of ground situate In the
tow n of Bloomsburg, Columbia county, Pa., front
ing on Second street ot sold town, adjoining
an alloy on Lbe west, an aUcy on the south and
a lot of William Snyder's heirs on tlio east, being
titty feet In front and two hundred and fourteen
feet lu depth, whereon are erected a two story frame
dwelling house with a one story kitchen attached,
Ice House, a frame stable and other out-miudtngs.
PocRrn, All that ccrtain lot of ground situate In
tho town ot Illooinbburg, Columbia County, Pa.,
fronting on Canal street ot said town adjoining a lot
of Manilas Kindt on the west, the north branch of
at 1 thdM'cnnsjlvanla Canal on the south and lot of
Mary II. Mendenhatl on the east containing threo
quartersotanacromoreor less, whereon ore erected
Wanted 2000 lbs of nice dried Itaspber
ries, at 25 cents per pound. And' 2000 lbs
of nice dried pitted cherries for which I will
pay the very highest market price.
Silas Young.
July 18-0m.
Christmas goods coming in every day
. W. Hartmnn's.
Just received a full line of "Daisy"' a two story frame dwelling house.
corsets, 00 cents at Creasy s
Admission free at McKinney's. '
100 peices Drfss goods lOcts.
yard at I. W. IJartnian's.
A few cases of Moo's coarse boots
closed out at coat, at Cre'sy's.
Boots and Shoes cheap at McKinney's.
"Wanted. 200 tons of good Rock Oak
Bark at $5 per ton by Silas Youug, L'. t
Street. Sept. 19, 3m.
Finn, All that ccrtain tract ot land situate In
Pine Township, Columbia County, Pa., containing
ntty acres more or less. Uouoded and described as
follows, on the east by land ot Mary U. Mendeuhall.
on the south by land ot Henry lttchlo and others,
to $200 a 1 on the est by land of Hiram It. tfltne and others.
nnd on tho north by other land of Ellas Mendenhall,
whereon are erected a two story frame dwelling
to be houso, barn and other out-butldlngs.
Sixth, All that certain tractot land situate In Pine
ton lump, Columbia County, Pa., containing three
hundred and sixty acres more or les3, bounded and
described as fjilons to-wlt: adjoining lands of Mury
II. Mendenhall on the east.land of Kllas Mendenhall
and others on I he &ou(h, land ot Michael Kesslcr and
The Best Remedies Made.
Highly Recommended "by Physicians.
Blooitislmrg, Pa.
Oct II 'H.-ly,
Dauchy & Co'b. Advt'a.
TIT I VflO "tool, Cover and nook only tl43totzu
ti A NIIS OltOANS ISStops, 3 set Heeds. J Knee
.-aweus.Mooi. uouk, omy jwr uouaay
Ncw-uiiirr Free. Address DANIEL P.
Wishuulon, N. J,
I1EATTY.
novtl 4w
fi1 nnfl returns In so days on 8100 Invested. Of
3l(4lHJnclal reports and Information FREE.
LIKo proms weekly on stock options of 110 to tw.
Address T. Pottsk WioutcCo., IUnkkks, 85 Wall
St., N. Y. d nov. 8l,-4w
Invested In Wall St, stocks
uuu uiiierHuu um buuiu, iuuu ui Aiuiuei ies:r uiiu I 1 ni-v hiaaa Invest
others on the w est, and lands ot Iianlel Brewer and I .p J 1 1 IJ tp IWMWmakes fortunes every
A good parson complained to an elderly
lady of his congregation that her ifnughter
appeared to be wholly taken up with trifles or
worldly 6nery, instead of fixing her mind on
things above, ''You are certainly mistaken,
sir," slid she, "I know that the girl appear-
to an observer to lie taken up with worldly
things j but you cannot judge ccrreclly ot tho
direction her mind really takes, as she is a
little cross eyed,"
Don t buy Christmas presents uutll you
see l. w. llartman s great stock now open
ing, A full line of Illack cashmere 40, 50, 75
and 11.00, nil wool at Creasy',.
Hoot headquarters at McKinney's.
I. 'W. Harlman's great combination store
is full of customers now-a-days with rash
and produce.
A new batch of libel suits were started in
Scranlon. J. C, Coon, of Ihe iNVirs Denier,
brought suit against Frank lieamish, as many
as he had formerly instituted against Coon,
lleainish also sued F, P. Woodward, Ihe
Rcranlon correspondent of tlio Kites Dealer
for libel, and the latter retaliated by obtaining
a warrant for Beam ith. All gjve bail.
liuckwheat flour
Crcnsy's.
5G cents a sack at
Finet Shaker dried corn in market, alsi
all kinds nf canned goods at llartman Uros.
Nov. 2Sth 3-w.
There are about 500 boats on the Schuylkill
Canal, of which some 300 belongtolhellsading
Company, which is adding thirty or forty
new ones lo its fleet as fast as they csn be
built.
"A" sugar, 10 cents a pound at Creasy's.
Want good live calves that weigh 120 llw
to 125, 130, 140, 150, 100 and upward "f
Light Street by
Silas Younq.
Sept. 19 3-m,
others on the north, It being a Umber tract.
Seventh, The undivided one-halt ot a'l that cer
tain tract ot land situate In pine township, Columbia
County, Pa, containing three hundnd and titty
acres mora or less, bounded and described as follows,
to-w b adjoining lands ot Valentine Kresaler and
others on tho north, lauds of ficorgo Stackhouse
and others on the nest, lands of George Young and
others on the south and lands ot Joshua liobblns
and others on the east, whtreon are erected two
i story frame dwrlilDg hbnses, two stables, a steam
saw mill and other out-bulidlngs.
Eioutu, The undivided one-half ot all that certain
tract cf land slluato In Pine township, Columbia
Couoty, Pa., containing seventy-four acres more or
less, bounded and described as follows, to-w It: ad
joining lands of John K, Youog.ontho east, by lands
of John Lockard and others on the south, lands
fotmerly of George Stackhouse on tho west and
lands of Mendenhall & liarton on the north, whereon
are erected an old house, being principally timber
land.
Seized, taken In execution and to be sold as the
prop-rty ot Ellas Mendenhall.
Fhkizk, Attorney,
JOHN W, HOFFMAN".
Terms Cosh. Sheriff.
October 31, 1879-ts
ii,. ii. lh. Itnnk kpnt fi-nn (.xnlAtnlnir evert.htnir.
dress lUXTsn & Co., Hankers, It Wall street, N. T,
novl,-lw d
3 .M.
M 4 32
fit LJK
N v. ui H -ly
CATARRH
:rtn m roar noma tr
rt&tmmt. Hall fiction antr-
'ftBtevd. . I1mc Trsrfat
tan trial. 1a b Mtnn.it m.mA
tnonejr rtfuDdod If otfatUfM
trr For fall (BfomttioB t4
drf.i HOMtt MEDICINE CO,
aid
MOllER'S "SKi- COD-UVEatJIL
CONSUMPTION)
CURED. A simple Tee table remedy!
for uit) pdy and fmana( tur of CuDtmmp-l
tlxrrh.Anthr
land Lung Affmiont.Mm mpOftltlYO fUldl
radical rureior aw
Nervout CompUlnta.
en out Debility fcnualll
I.rti fVms vital nta arllVX ski Ium ItMleel mD
in tiermm, iTencD.tir tiwuai ior irci-ar-B
tire
nw tirl ualnav lent tiv mall fr nf rim rami
mi rtjoHpt 01 tUmp, ltcut nam tU paprrM
AGENTS WANTED FOR A TOUR
ROUND THE WORLD
BY GENERAL GRANT, t
li rierfsctlr P"-. Pronounced tht btst by lh. h short
mMlcol iftorttif! In Iho .world. Gljtn klfhtit
swtrdi t 19 World-i EJOTjitioni. tnd at Ptrii, IS.S.
Sold by Druggists. W. H. BchlcfTolln it Co- N.T.
Thbioljl and
ha proven
Iln all afni,lrom ft.
as Bcroiuia. nDeomauiio,
Clceroui Tferts, WMM
JJodi,Ikmo Dti'Utl, flc. InrttuabU In Qtnord
Ctbllllv ot tho sd. A rich tvrup containing no la
JVrlJ ilniTciltmu. ,K"olhr -Rsnicay feM r,lvod
uh tncomlumi. Bold by all DnigfliU.
nov JMIll a.-
AOINTS WANTED 171 tOillO Per Month.
Thft COMPLETE HOME
lacaiBRATEpT
TLI Vis the flit's i. bclllDtr LHXKevtTDUtjUsl.tii. and
the only Cf-inplfte nnd authentic History of Grant's
iraveiH. ih'du ior circulars l ouiainini: uiuu ueicnp-
tlon of tliH work and our oxtrj, termi to irenL-j.
Address National 1'ubllsUtnt,' Co., ladtiphi , l'a.
COURT PROCLAMATION. AGENTS READ THIS !
See a woman on horseback in another col
umn, riding near Speer's Vineyards, with a
bunch of Grapes from which Speers Port Grape
Wine is made, that is so bijlily esteemed by
the medical profession for the use ol invalids
weakly persons anil the ageil,
Soil by Druggists.
June 27 1-y.
Carey's patent sewing machine needles,
fur all makes of machines at Creasy 's,
Call at McKinney's for Shoes.
Appleton "A"mustia 7Jcts.caih at I. W.
Ilurttnan's.
A WOW) OF WAHNIKO.
Parents cannot keep too careful a watch over
their children, lo prevent lliem from venturing
on the ice before it lias become thick enough to
be safe. The smooth surface of a pond pes
vcsi.es an irresistible attractiou for the average
There is only one entrance to (Jreasy's
store, but you can go In one door and buy
as good goods as can be found in town.
liaising, prunes, currants, peaches &c.
cheap, at llartman liroa, Nov. 28th 3nr.
silver wutch, several pairs ol boots, bag of
money, tlnce coats and a lap robe. On Sun
day night Mr, Strcburgh and a constablo went
to Kspy and found some of tlic.-o articles at
Itichie's house. His wife threw one of the
watches inti the stove on the approach of the
t ffict-r, but it was recovered considerably
damaged Other goods were also found but
not identified, and it is supposed llicy are the
proceeds of oilier robberies. The party, con
sisting of the two prisoners, and their captors,
took break fast at tho City Hotel, and then
drove on lo Williamsport.
RtroRTEit
It U becoming the fashion, at dislinRiiinhed
weddings in 1'aris, for page boys lo be lubsti
luted for bridesmaids. They are all dressed
alike, moitly in red or blue velvet Or satin
with silk stockings and gold buckles, and, for
their business, have to attend on the bride,
carry her prayer book and bouquet, support
her train and veil, and generally be at her
bidding (II Ihc day. Young brothers, or
relatives under 12 years ot age, ate usually
r elected for the oVice.
becoming unmanageable. When the value of Wt "' will run Ihe rUk of a wetting, f
nulling worn', at any time, lu get a Hide
Dozens of little fellows are drowned every year,
and already some have perished, although the
weather has hardly been cold enough to more
than skim the surface of the witter. It may
seem unnecessary to warn fathers and mothers
lo ruard their off spring, but the many caies
occurring yearly of deaths by thin ice, prove
conclusively that there ought lo be stricter
discipline enforced. It Is far better to punish
the works, as proposed, as a fire-protection
becomes fully under.tood and realized it will
uo doubt be found that the saving in imurance
rates will more than pay the entire interest of
the cost of the works, wilhout taking into
account tlio additional security against tire, and
the impossibility of any fire becoming wide
spread or disastrous. Buck a fire proleclitn
adds to the cost of the works, because it makes
more powerful pumping mschintrr neces-ary,
which In these works has fully four times Ihe
capacity required for a simple town tupply.
The pumping engines and boilers are dupli
cates The boilers are of an exptiudve kind,
bo as to admit ol raising and generating steam
with great rapidity. Larger and stronger
pipes are also neeersary. The apparatus for
controlling and changing the works from reser
voir to direct pumping, and the tire hydrants
boys lot dlsobidknrelhantoliavethem brought
home dripping and half frozen, or, perhaps,
dead. Ice is a good thing in lis war. but when
it is thin it is a delusion and a snare, H'i'Mm
Jlarre lleciml.
niiennsn ix.. jtianuiau. -Mich., want an
agent in this county at once, at a salary of S10O
t per month and expense paid. For full partic
ulars auurtM as noove- asot. il-ly.
McKlnneys
House.
Shoe Store below Cour
A full line of Duplex shirts, laundried
and uulaundried, fur f,00 at Creasy's.
MARKEJMiEPOKTS.
BLOOMSBURQ MAKKET.
Wheat per bushel v,a
Hie 11 m
Corn, new, " 40
oats, " , ,jj
nour per Darrei , q.jo
eiloverseed s.ftc
Flaxseed ., .w
11 utter jo
Kl-itu is
Tallow , ot
Potatoes 35
Dried Apples m
Hams lav.
Hides & Shoulders , ,.. . . i
Lard per pound ; of
Ilaypurton iv.oo
Uccswax , xj
TtmotbySeed 11M J50
QUOTATIONS FOH COAL.
VsTHEIlEAS, the Hon. William Elwhi.i.
VT rresiaeni, juago 01 me court 01 oyer ana
Terminer and General Jatl Deliver)-, court ot Quar
ter Kesslons of the reace and the Court of Common
Pleas and Orphans' Court In the loth Judicial Dis
trict, composed ot tho counties ot Columbia and
Montour, and the lions. I. K. Krlckbaum and P. L.
Mtuman.AM'iclato Judges of Columbia county, have
issued their precept, bearing date the 13th day ot
Hept. In the year ot our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and sctenty-nlne, and tome directed for
holding a Court of Oj cr and Terminer and (leneral
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Court ot Common
Picas and Orphans' Court, In Bloomsburg, In the
county of Columbia, on the nrst Monday, being the
1st day of Dec, next, to continue two weeks.
Notice la hereby given to. the Coroner, to the Jus.
tlcea of the Peace, and the Constables of the Bald
county ot Columbia, that they be then and then lu
their proper person at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of
said 1st day 01 Dec. with their records. Inqui
sitions and other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices appertain to be done. And
those that are bound Ijy. recognUauco to prosecute
against the prisoners that are or may be In tho Jail
of the said county ot Columbia, to be then and there
to prosecute them as shall be u-st. Jurors are re
quested to be punctual In their attendance, agreeably
to their notices. Dated at Iiloomsburg the 13th day
1 i 1 of r-t'Dt. In the ear of our Tint nun
iUH. Y thousand eight hundred and beventi.nlue
I y ) and In, the one hundred and fourth) cur ol
the Independence or the united Mates of America.
fcherltt'B Office, JOHN. W. HOFFMAN,
Iiloomsburg, Nov, T-to bheilff,
We want an A gent In this Countv to whom we will
pav a salary of 1100 per month and expenses to sell
our wonderful Invention. SAMPLK KllEK. Address
at once KIIKIIMAN & CO.-, MARSHALL, M1CUIUAN.
Nov. T-4w d
$25to$5000Hf
IJaiilrtoMljr lavaatorj la
1 lr firiuDa uwtrr
WHk,u.-klniuvua f.rmlr " Nw CatyiUlliatlun
, to AHah, Bun Co., BauktM, It Unl fet,, X, T.
NOV. T-4W U
ON 30 DAYS TRIAL
We will send our Electro Voltaic Belts and other
Electric Appliances upon trial tor &o dajs totboHe
s til ferine from Nrrtuua lirblllty, ItneuLnatlam.
raralyhUorany diseases or tue Liver or Kidney
and many other dNeases. A sure Cure truaranteei
ornopity. Auarusa yuu.aiuiju.li wu,, jiarsoaii,
MicuifcTaii, u nuv, i w
No. 4 on Wharf
HO.O
NO. 6 "
blacksmith's Lump on Wharf.".'..'.'.
Bituminous " ,
, I s.ooperTot
, I 1.15
, I 1.10
I 4.M
J Oil PRINTING
OF EVERY DESRIPTI0N
EXECUTED PROMPTLY
At tub Columbian Office
roll or rKAVlltAb miwwiaijwb. .
-A book of mors prottol ntillt j will widow. if
bo round ouuldo of inspiration," Chritttan 4dwatt,
NEEDED a.Vi'S.'WJSS: BY .tfcS:
PU. r.Ir. CI.M T.p. lt.taurulQltdfBt.8pl.ldld 111..
xunn i.e. itoixunV A c ruimdsnSKr
vuv x-im old
IIUAKLK IIIU UAbVANlC t'O J-4.loJ.lj.-, fm.
novil-w
aid
OTICE.
'Nultce la herebv trlten that the following accounts
hae been nied In Ihe I'rolhouptar) 'a office ot Co-
lumoia uouniv, ana win oe preaenuja u lueuoun.
01 common rieusui Bumuouui on ineiuuaar m
liecember 18W, and connrmed after the fourth day
ot said term unless exceptions bo nied within that
rune, ,
'lnal account of ot James Kclfer, comiqfttee of
uuuici ur.iu.i. a tuuuue.
i. First and llnal account ot W, II, Abbott, assignee
01 tiBiieuuc & oircio.
, First and final account of Moses Hower, assignee
UI J'UVIU n, uuncr.
4. First and final account ot Adam Marks, assignee
UI tfuiues ituBicuuuuucr.
6. Account of Nehcinlah Kitchen, assignee of
1 nomas uccce,
WM. KltlCKUAUM,
Oct, 81,-to l'roihonotary,
A UDITOK'S NOTICK.
lathe matterot the first and partial account of
M. ti. Hughes, Assignee lu trust, for the benefit of
the creditors ef Wesley l"erry.
111 common Pleas Court ot Columbia Co. And now
Oct. vt, is;v, on motion of W. u. ltnawn and Chan o.
Haikley Kiis.,K. it. Ikeler appointed Auditor to make
distribution of the balance In hands of aaalgneo
among the parties entitled thereto.
1IT mi COUMT.
The undersigned, appointed Auditor to distribute,
the funds in the Hands ot M, (1. Hughes, Assignee
in trust lor the benent of the creditors ot Wesley
herrr to and among parties entitled thereto will
meet the partlea Interested at the office
ot E. K. Ikeler, In Iiloomsburg, Pa., on baturday
November vt. niv. at 9 o'clock a. m- for the Dumose.
ot attending to tbo duties of bis ai pointmeat, when
aud w here all such persoi. w 111 present their claims
before the Auditor or be debarred from coming la
ior a snare ot saia luna.
li. It, Il.KLMI.
Nov. I-ta. Auditor.
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