The Columbian., February 13, 1880, Image 3

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NORTH. SOUTH.
Accommodation Train "3A..M
Mall Tinltl 7.89 A. M 4,19 1. M
fast Trntn 12,00 M. 1U5A.M
Kspri'SS Train , o.5e) 1'. M.
CATAWISSA HAIL 1IOAU.
nokiu. dorrit
Accommodation Tr.Un o,i!9 A. SI. T,M 1'. M.
lleaiiUr Express t.w i M 11,45 A. M.
Tlironsli cars on Kinross train cither to New York
or riilMriclphle. Accommodation train runs between
Uiitawissaiinel Wllllamsport.
ruiiuo hai.cs.
A.J. IIcss, niltninlstralor of Hiram Lunger,
iiccciseil, will sell real estale on tho premises,
in sugarumi lownsmp, on oatimlny, l euruary
28th, 18S0.
or.T Ul' A CIXll.
We will send the Cot.l'MMAX free for one
year lo unjr person who wilUscml Us four new
names with $0,00 In cah. Ihis is an easy
way to pay your suh'cription if you illicitly
tako the paper, nml an eay ay to gel It If you
are not on the list. Thero is not n, spot in Co
lutnhia county where four new name9 cannot he
oblninctl in a few hours' time, if some ono will
make Iho ellorl. Sample copies of the paper
will he sent to any address in the county on re
qtiet. Thoee of our subscribers who do not
cire to make the eflbrl, will confer a favor hy
railing Iho attention of soma active person to
thi notice, who will undertako it.
The Lenten season began last 'Wednesday.
Saturday the 1 Ith, is St. Valentine's D.iy.
Xext Tneday la election day. Vcitupgood
men, and sec that they are elected.
Township election tickets can be obtained nt
this odicc. Orders will be promptly filled,
Henry O. Ort Is a candidate for constable at
the town election.
Court mljoiirned on Thursday afternoon lnl
week nil the cae-s having been disposed of.
There was argument courl on Saturday.
Jacob Miller, who has been sudering with
cancer for some years, was buried on Wednes
day, Tho l'hiladelphi.i is Heading Coal it lion
Cotupmy have purchased the Pennsylvania
Iron Works at D.inyillo.
J. C. Carner lat week in the Opera House
as 'Kip V.in Winkle' was rapitnl. He is a la
yorite here, and every where he goes.
The vendors of s rip and wonderful medi
clues, on the streets, seemed to do a good bus.
incs. Whether they gave nn equivalent tor
the money they received we cannot say.
The Union Square Comedy Company had a
good li'iusc on Monday night and the perfor
mance was one of tho lust we h ivu ever hn 1 in
lie Opera. House, It is a tiri-t clas troupe.
Hon, S, P. Wolverlon of Siinliury, Joshua
Coudv, W. J. llaldy nnd James Scarlet of Din
villc, A. Hickells of Wilkebatro nnd W. A'
Marr of Ashland, were in Court this week.
William Kreamer and Jacob Terwilliger are
Iho only regular democratic candidates for Di
rectors of Iiloom Poor Di-trict. Voto for no
one ebe.
Mr. Philip Appleurin of llohrsbnrg will
please accept our thanks for a beautiful cluster
of fruit from bis lemon tree. There are four
lemons hanging close together on one bmnch.
His treo is tuid to be one ot the finest in the
county.
Tor tho benefit of the Or.ingeville Union
Stbbich School, there will be an oyster supper
giyen on l'riday evening, Feb, 20, in Ihe Odd
1'VIIows Store Kooni. The committee promise
an excellent epnlity of oysters. Como one.
come all,
Vahti P.mcuast, an old resident of this
town died on Sunday morning after an illness
of about a week. She was well known and
highly rejected. The funeral took place on
Tiie-hdnr afternoon. Sho left n will of which
M. C. Sloan is executor.
Why is it th it papers mailed here nn TlmrH
day afternoon do not reach Fowlersvillo until
Saturday ? Though milled hero regularly, one
of our subscribers complains that he has not
received a paper for the past three weeks. If
this occurs again wo shall tako puns to ascer
tain the cause of it.
Accidents will happen in tho be-t regulate 1
printing offices. Last week as we were ready
logo to press, a flue in tho boiler sprung a leak
and put out the fire. This was remedied, and
as every thing was ready, another flue gave out,
i-o thai wo were unable to run otTthepa ers un'
til l'riday morning. Arrangements have been
made for a new set of flues.
J. H. Scott's bakery is noted for the excellent
bread made there. Notwithstanding the nd
vanco in the priro of flour, no advance has been
madu in Ihe price of his bread, and the loaves
arc just as large as ever. None superior in
the county. Try it and see.
ftb. 13,-2w.
Mr. John Schleycr the proprietor of the
Chilton, Wis., Volhbote, a progressive Ger
man weekly, gratified us with the following :
With pleasure I add my testimonial to the
many already given in favor of St Jacobs
Oil, which I had occ.vion to tot personally.
I Mineral extreme pains in the back of my
neck, which were almost unbearable. Having
heard of St. Jacobs Oil I dispatched one of my
men to Iho nearest elrus store, procured a bot
tle, nnd commenced to apply it at once. The
pain subsided, and on Iho next morning I was
all right again.
Notick. The firm of Ilroekway & Llw ell
was dissolved October 1st 1879,both as puhli-h-ers
of Iho Cot ujiiiiAN nnd in the practice) of
law. All persons indebted lotald firm on notes
book account for printing or for legal services
are- requested lo call and settle, as Ihe business
of the firm must be clo-ed up soon.
0. I!. Urockway,
Oko. K. Muvtix.
jan 23 -lev.
AMIl'ltY ITEMS.
Itev. T, 0, Clees has been ho ding a pro1
ttacted meeting at Asbury. If has been in pro.
gress for some lime. There has been a good
fctate of feeling among (lie members generally.
Our minister has faithfully performed his du
ties in warning the people to flee from the
wrath to come,
Mrs, Peter Kveland has been for some lime
past very much afillcted with hemorrhage o'
the lungs,
W. W. Sullifl's daughter Is lying in a critical
condition with congestion of the lungs.
I have been holding some correspondence
with H, N. Ainrnuan of Nebraska, Fillmore
COU11I7, formerly of Ibis place, He moved
there two years ago this month with wife and
three children ; one more has been added to
that number since that time. Ho had nothing
more than lust enough In tnln l,tm 4-111 1 arna
then ha has leased 80 acrfs of land, has things
coiulorlably fixed around him and dolrg will
several 01 tne Asbury boys have gone out
; and
do well
Thais iho place for young married
fclks.
IiEroiiTrn,
llucicilonv, Col, co., Ta., Feb, 10, 1880.
Kditoih Columman t
At about eight o'clock Saturday evening, our
little yillsgo was startled by hearing of tho
sudden death of Michael timber, who, hut ten
minutes belore seemed lo bo In perfect health,
he ale a hearty supper nnd after it was over
chatted along with iho family ns usual.and with
out a moments warning fell from bis chair and
died, lieartdlsease was the caue.
I'red Harlman who. for threo weeks has been
Ijltig very ill, wo arc g ad lo say, Is slowly re
covering. As Fred is n lively fellow, his pres
ence Is very ranch missed, especially In the
church from which ho is seldom absent.
Frank II. Harris from Hamburg paid us a
flying visit last week. 11, 13, C.
Editors Coi.umman 1
1'ioui tho wall of Indignation that comes
from a certain edilor thero seems to be some
ono hurt about the nomination for Poor Direc
tor. When the nomination was qulelly made
three vears ago by the standing committee to
(he liki"g of this lojal editor, no fault of one
or two men dictating to tho tnns-es was found,
but now the committee met by Iho call of their
Chairman nnd had iho meeting published in n
sound democratic paper, and (he committeo
met nt the appointed time and place and nomb
tnted Democrats, not boilers, for iho office of
Poor Directors. Xow ns this loyal editor has
no fault lo find with old directors lie believes
they have done their duty it Is prelty certain
who ho is trying lo slander through his smut
machine, Tho people of Scott know who
voted for the Poor House and who voted
ngilrst it, nnd iho list of votes and voters will
tell who voted for Sheriir last fall. Talk about
fraud and rule and ruin parly I Poor fellow,
when democrats want your advice they will
call on you. Lot justice be done you though
tho heavens fall,
No IJoi.tkii.
OHANtlEVILI.i: ITEMS,
The snow has come lo cover up the rough
roids, and nt this writing it looks as though
wo might have a few days of floighing.
Dr. .Megargell s youngest daughter, little
Mary, hns been epiito sick for n few days but
is now recovering.
Mr. Menr frcm the West Iiranch formerly
of this place, wi'l mcvo here in tho Spring
lie will live in Ihe hou-o now occupied by Mr
Xeyhart at tho lower end of the town.
Will Conner of llrinr Creek has been in town
for some days. Ho is canvissing fur "The
Life and Travels of General Grant."
A "mito society" under the auspices of the
"Lidiis Missionary Society," has been started
in Or.ingeville. Tho first meeting was at Ihe
lions ot I!ev. C K. Canlield. The studniits
of the Academy attended quite generally nnd
pissed a pleesint evening with music.chiirades
conversation A'c.
Miss Aggie Molick who has oecn confined to
the house fir along time, is out agait. Her
yes nre much better hut not entirely well.
Tho now term of tho Academy opened list
week quite favorably. Among tho now students
are two more from Monroe Co.
PhdOOTTY.
Sherman A Co.. Marshall. Midi . want an
agent in this county at once, ill a salary of $100
per month and expenecs paid, For full partic
ulars address as alwve. Nov. 21-ly.
HEItWICK LUTTEU.
Kiw. Cor.rjniUN :
During the last few days Ihe ice men have
been busy hying up a supply for rummer- The
crop is considered to be very good,
1 he skaters have discovered a little strip of
smooth ice on the canal and after school hours
lush 10 the scene for an hour's enjoyment, Xo
i-nfor placo could be deired by anxious parents
than this for (heir children s tkating rink, the
canal having only a few ii ches of water.
Michael Frantz succumbed to his disease, lin
ing hist Saturday. He was buried yesterday.
Misfortunes clouded his lastyear .
Mrs. Ktency of ilrooklyn made a short vi-it
in her friends the daughter of Alex. Thomp
sou . ,
The pupils of our schools do not take par
ticular prido in living in n February having
five Sundays as one of these days happens to be
ihe 22d of the month. They think Washing
ton's birthday ought to be postponed ono day.
Last Friday evening an elocutionary inter-
tainincnt was held in the hall of tho Y. M. C.
A , fir the benefit of the 'Parsonage Society.'
Miss Anna Kunkel of Kingston was employ
ed. Her recitations were very much enjoyed
by the large audience, who lavishly praise the
tloculionbt's powers. Very excellent music
furnished by some of the lidtes of town- The
nexl literary entainment is to ha a lecture by
MissS. 1!. Anlhony, though the nnnouncemer.t
has not yet been made.
IiEronTEit.
llerwifk, P.i, Feb. 11, 'SO.
ItATIIEl! IIASTV.
On Monday night at iho Opera House be
tween tho acts of the ''Two Orphans," Iho Jan
itor of the bouse, II. II. Vannatla, went to
Chief of Police I.aycock and informed him
lint a man down in front was creating a dis
turbance, and had insulted him. Mr. I.aycock
went down and lohl Iho person to apolugize,
and upon his refusnl Vannatla and Laycock
laid hands upon him nnd violently pulling him
from his chair, ejected him from ihe hall. This
person was Mr. Godfrey, a young man who his
been residing here for some time pat us a pa
tient of Dr. Turner, being 6uljc't to epilepsy
He is a quiet, pmciable and refined gentleman,
and a careful inquiry iuti the caiifce of his ejec
tion failed to elicit liny facts that in any way
justified tho proceeding. Ho had a few wmds
with Vaunatta about a sen, hilt it was so quiet
ly said that those fitting Immediately behind
lid nut notico It. The firet impre-sion of thoso
in tho audience who Knew Mr. Godfrey, was
that he had 11 convulsion, but tho truth of the
matter w.u soon ascertained, and then the im
limitation knew no bounds. It was proposed
by a number to go out and bring him back and
pi ico him in his chair, and the Chief of Police
whwi he sw his mi-take, offered to head Ihe
procession. This was not done owing lo tho
fact that much excitement is injurious lo Mr-
Godfrey.
While the Chief of Police supposed ho was
loing his duty, nt the request of the jinitor,
and says he did not know Godfrey, lie was very
hasly In doing as he did beforo satisfying him
self that a disturbince was being crealed. Ho
Ins probably learned by Ibis time that oven a
police officer cannot take tho law in his own
hands, and eject a man from 11 public hall sim
ply because he will not apologize lo Iho janitor
whose business is to sweep the floor and build
the fires, nnd not to look nfler Iho seating of
the audience. As It Is likely that legil steps
will bo taken, wo refrain from saying anything
to prejudice iho public mind.
Tm: Cooi.ey Ckkameh. This molhod of
"deep-setting of milk" is coming into so genera
a! use thai, at Iho recent dairy fair in New
York, it was not shown as a 'novelty,' but took
lis place as a common and indispensable ad.
jnncl to the dairy. Willi a Cnoley Creamer a
dairyman Is entirely independent of the weath
er, anil his product is uniform nt all limes. It
Is In Ibis, as well ns in ils convenience, thai
the Cooley process of retting milk commends
Itself to all who make butter.
From our foroign oxchnnges we iufer that It
has been quilo extensively Introduced into ute
in Great llritain,
Albany Country Gentleman.
See a woman on horseback in another col
umii, riding near Speer'a Vineyards, with a
bunch of Grupes from which Speer"s Port Grae
Wine is made, that is so highly eteeined by
the medical profession for the use of invalids
weakly persons and the aged.
Sold by Druggists.
June 27 1-y.
THE COLUMBIAN AND
HTtU.WATEH NEWS
Stimavateh, Pa. Feb. 7th 1880,
Mesus. KniTons:
On last Wednesday morning tho sun roso
in the Kustas usual Iho earth was covered
with tho ''beautiful snow," nnd tho wind enmo
down from the north with n. wintry blnsi.whllo
tho writer nnd his wifo were enjoying tho
comfort nnd quiet of their homo, from which
ihcy had recently been nbsont for over threo
wecksjlaboring in "word and doctrine," with
tho Church of Christ nt Union Clnpel in tho
upper end of Jackson, n report of which will
bo forth coming. Our pcaco and quiet how.
cver,was of short durolion for about 10 o'clock
tho sleds nnd sleighs began lo como from
North nnd South londcd witli men nnd women
young nnd old, who seemed to hnvc somo de
sign upon us. They enmo from Denton nnd
Stillwater above, nnd from Pcnlcrtown below
nnd being armed with lnrgo baskets filled liko
bomb-shells and sundry suspicious looking
packages, they marched Immedialely Ifito the
house nnd took possession, wo siirrenderrlng
unconditionally, nnd feeling well I wont try
to describe lnw we felt, Not satisfied witli
our surrender, they soon began to discharge
the contents of their baskets upon tho tab'c,
and erelong wo were summoned to tho dining'
roum,'ind oh whit a sight 1 I wish, Mr. Kditor
you hnd been here. Well it was such n din
ner as tho Indies of this valley nro renowned
forgcttingup. I need not describe it. Some
sixty odd partook to their hearts content, and
ftomncht' ifaccmfoi, and nfler the remnlns were
clcnrcd nway, we wcro agiin summoned to ap
pear before tho same table, where were dis
played various articles of dry-goods, groceries,
etc., etc., with a contribution of gold, silver
and greenback', amounting in the aggregate to
over sixty dollars, which were presented inn
neat and appropriate speech by Mr, Daniel
Mclienry ns a token of good will and respect,
to which the writer tried to respond ns well n'
bis feelings; would permit. All seemed lo en
joy it very much and towards night took their
departure in good order. Thanks, dear friends,
come ngain, nnd you come too next time Mr'
Kditor.
A similar cccutrence tcok place on New
Years day, the panics coming from tlie Jack
son Christian Church, a repoit of whieh was
sent to you but must havo failed lo reach you.
The result of which was to leave tfirj writer
some seventy odd dollars better oil' thm when
they enmo . Such testimonials of respect nnd
confidence nro vnluable.
F.vcrybody eems to be in iking tlicl)ct of tho
little snow,and the jingle of merry bells is heard
aliuo-t constantly.
Cyrus ItibbiiH is, we bam, teaching singing
school nt tho Stillwater school hoii'c. Success
friend Cyrus it is a g.iod work.
Mrs. Stoker, motherin 1 uv of J. F. Mclien
ry, is quit - ill tho restiit of a recent fall.
Died Fib. lib lR-0, Mm Mary iipplcinnn,
aged 30 yeans and 1 1 d is.
Tho aluvo was the wife of William Apple'
mm Jr, of !euton,aiid daughter of Mr. Fleck-en-toin
1 f Ornngoville She was a most ex
cellent ihrislian woman one of the be-t of
wives, and greatly beloved by all who knew
her. She leaves, besidoe her husband, a little
daughter, and many friends and loved'ones to
mourn her loss. A large.1 assembly githcrcdon
the Htli to pay ihe last trihuie of respect to her
remains. A short f-enuon was preached In the
M, K. Church by the writer, followed with re
marks by M. Iloutz, pistor of the llcformed
Church at Orangovill, Mr. Former pastor of
the M F. Church was also present. She bore
her long and paiiifulillness wi'h great patience
and resign ition, and departed fiom this life in
thejfull assurance of 11 blissful immoilnlity.
May God bless and comfort the bereaved
ones.
1). W. KlSTKIl.
The Stillwater lodge No 121 K of P holds
its meeting Saturdiy night in M McIIcnry's
new ball.
Columbia Grange No -1G P of II holds ils
meeting in tho same hall their regular meeting
is held on Iho 3rd Saturday of each month.
As an evidence of bettor times Mr. C It Mc
lienry and Mr Stephen Dreshcr nre preparing
to build large barns the coming season. Mr.
Metzgar, the blacksmith will build a dwelling
house
The M II Congregation will build a house of
worship on the new road leading through
Stillwater.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hess were both sur
prised lately, by numerous friends who took
possession of their premise! and made them
selves quite at home.
Uaven-.
COUUT l'ltOL'EEDI.NliS.
WEDNESDAY, lT.lll'.tTAIlY t.
Grand Jury made their report nnd wero
discharged.
ClItAND JURY'S KEl'OIiT.
Tho Grand Inquest of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania inquiring for the body of
the County of Columbia, liespectfully 1'e
nort : That wo have, nursuatit to our re
quired duties calmly and deliberately invest!
gated nit me nuts 01 indictment presented
for our consideration and have passed upon
them according to thei,- merit?.
I hat wo have examined the public build-iii-Ed
and found the entrance into the south
east side of jail in a wet icy condition and
recommend spouting on that side of the hoit-e;
we find the water tank and bath tub in a
leaking condition and should be lepaircd,
anil Hint tho tank be raised oiL'ht inches nml
that the bae be made to slope so n to
run the waste water towards the waste pipe,
and 11 bed be put in the Hospital room for
the sick, a floor bo put into Ihe cellar and
that the plastering in the room under the
tank be repaired We nl.o find lh well at
the jail nearly dry; we recommend (he sanio
do repaired ami made -.o ns to lurnish a good
supply of water for the .Sherill'
These recommendations we makes for the
good of tho buildings and convenience of
tho Sheriff and in the Interest of the County.
We call attention to these matters and most
respectfully submit this our rpport.
W..J. ICnnrr,
Foreman of the Grand Jury.
Citation awarded in estate eif .1, A. Craw
ford. .1. A. Hewitt, John .Mather, N. Kindt ap
pointed reviewers of road in Fishlngcreek
uear A. J. Kllue.
J. h. Kdwnrds, P. 1). ISIaek, J. IC. lleish
line appointed reviewers ot road in Jackson
near Jo-diun Savage.
G. W. .Supplee appointed guardian of
minor children of Geo. llreece, deceased.
Partition uwarded in estate of Jacob Cle
well. Auditors report in n-signtd (state of
Thomas Iteeco confirmed nisi.
Commonwealth vs. -M. Ilrogau, surety of
the Peace. Heard bv thn
dlscharged.defeiielatit and prosecutor each to
to pay unit the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Patrick I.avelle. Ma
licious mischief. A'erdict guilty. .Sentenced
to pay a fine of S20 and costs of prosecu
tion. Commonwealth vs. M. lirogan, assault and
ballery. Caso tried, not guilty. IWcutor
ami defendant each to pay half the costs.
Commonwealth vs. K. Homick.ff, ul, Dis
turbine; a religious meeting. Cnse tried, ver
dict guilty. On Saturday the prisoner were
sentenced by the court ns follows i
Immanuel Itomick, Georgo Homick, Al
len Komick and Charles Linn j you were
convicted by the verdict of a jury, of dls
turbine; a religious meeting on tho third day
of January last at it nr jool house) known as
DEMOCBAT.BLOQMSBUKG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Whltmlro'o school house In Center town
ship, whero wero assembled for public wor
ship tho members of the congregation of the
Kvntigellcat Church, In the evening of that
day you assembled yourselves (perhaps with
others) on tho outsido of this building in
which this religious meeting was held, nnd
there by loud talking nnd laughing disturbed
the proceedings of tho meetlng,although you
wero very gently requested cither to come In
to Ihe houso or to leave. You refused to do
either, but remained upon the outsldo, mak
ing noises continuously during tho wholo
time of tho services. That you were awaro
of the wrong and mischief that you were
doing was mado apparent by the fact (testi
fied to by one of tho wltncsscs)thnt when you
heard the door open, supposing somebody
was coming out.you fled, that you might not
bo dclectedBtid nfler (he door was closed re
turned ngnln. Two or fhrco of your num
ber went to the window of tho school house,
nnd whllo the last prayer was being said,
mado mocking obeisances through the win
dow, nodding your head lo the minister of
ficiating, ns much as to say, "Wo have ac
accomplished our purpose." That of itself
might not be sufficient to warrant the con
clusion Hint you wero disturbing a religious
meellng ; but Iho other facts 'clearly show
thnt you did wilfully disturb the proceedings
of that meeting. .
It wits argued in your behalf thnt this was
no unusual thing in that neighborhood, that
others had done so, and thnt you supposed
that you wero only carrying out tho custom.
We wish you and all other persons l'ke
inlnded to understand that any such custom
or practice ns Unit is most pernicious, and
is made punishable, by an express positive
statute, ns a misdemeanor ; so that neither
you nor any other young men need under
tako to justify yourselves in such conduct,
on the pica that others have dono tho same.
If such practices havo prevailed anywhere
in Ibis county, it is time that they wero
stopped. The lesson taught you by this con
viction will, we hope, induce you ever after
to refrain Irom anything of tho kind. You
ought to remember that Ihe community in
which you live has rights ; that people have
11 right to assemble peaceably, to worship
according to the dictates of their own con
science ; and that it is against nil ideas of
social duly that young men or oilier persons
should disturb a religious meeting or nny
other kind of assemblage political, literary
or other. Tho sentence of the Court as
to Iminanuel ltomick, George Itomickand
Allenltomick,is that you and each of you pay
a fine of $15 00 aud thecosts of prosecution.
You, Charles Linn, wero a leader in this
mischief: Evidently your voice was most
often hesrd and your expressions were of ihe
mo'-t taunting character ; you probably led
theo other boys on. The sentence of the
Ce.urt is that you, Charles Linn undergo im
prisonment in the jail of Columbia County
for the term of fifteen days, and that you
pay a fine of 15.00 and the Costs of prose
cution. And as to all, the sentence further
is Ihat you aud each of you stand committed
until this sentence is complied with.
Commonwealth vs. the Town Council of
the Town of liloomsburg. Truo bill found
la.t term for not repairing street. Iiy consent
rule entered to show cause why indictment
shall not be quashed, and case continued.
Viewers appointed on a road in Scott
township near Ii F. Sharpies.
Kulo gratitcd on heirs of Thomas Davis
deceased to accept or refuse real estate at
valuation.
Same rule in cstato of lienjamin Miller
decea-ed.
Ueport of viewers of a road in Jackson
township near C. C. Stile" confirmed finally.
Report of viewers to vacate a road in
Sugarloaf near John Herrington's confirmed
finally.
Ueport of viewers against laying out a
road, and vacation of old road, in lienton
township near Iteuben Davis' confirmed
finally.
l'etition of Franklin Shuman for Sherill'
F.nt to make deed for land sold by former
sherill".
Subpiena in divorce awarded on petition of
Sarah K. llmig.
February 5th, Sheriff Kut acknowledged
deeds in open court.
John Moore appointed guardian of L. T.
Moore.
Inquisition on the body of M. W. Nuss,
approved.
Commonwealth vs. William Walp. ISench
warrant allowed.
Court adjourned on Thursday.
SECOND WEEK.
The Court filed opinions in n number of
cases on Mouday morning.
Coiiynghnni and Centralia Poor District.
Money in Protlionotary'.s hands to be paid
out according to statutory writs issued
prior to Feb. 21, 1S73.
F.xceptious filed to Auditor's report in
eslate of Jacob Kvans,
Heport of sale in estnto of Leonard Ad
ams confirmed nisi.
Ueport of sale in estate of Jacob Dribel
bis, confirmed i'i.
Ueport of viewers of rond in Madison
township near 31. K. Masters, confirmed
nUi.
Ueport of sa'e in estate of Jrcob Kinney
confirmed nisi.
Ueport of master to ascertain balance due
in estate of Sarah Nagle, filed. Exceptions
for administrator.
Venires ordered for 3Iay Court.
Ueport of Auditor in estate of Sarah
Keiliiline, confirmed ni.
Partition awarded in cstato of llanusli
Zarr.
Accounts of trusiecs confirmed.
Auditor's report lit cstato of Thomas
Knorr confirmed nini.
Sale of real cstato of Jloore Creveling.
Auditor's report conlirmeiliiW. Exceptions
filed
Ileturn of sale in estate of l'eter Kut,con
(irined iii,
Irani Derr, T, W. Smith and O. W. Far
vei appointed viewers of road in Pine town
ship near J. Stnckhnuso's,
Auditor's report in assigned e.tate of J.
II. Klinger confirmed nii.
Uule granted on heirs to nccept or refuse
in estate ni Thomas lien Held.
George Strieker vs. P. Hunsinger and
w ife. Interpleader. Plaintiff withdraws.
M. Grover's ndmrs' vs. M. Wolfs admrs.'
Case called. Verdict (or plaintill'.
Commonwealth vs. John W. Hoffman.
Action ou olliclal bond. Verdict for defend
ant, Auditor's report in estate of S. Albertson
confirmed ninL
February 0. Ueport of viewers in Lo
cust, near 1), Ketterman confirmed nii.
Petition for specific performaiico in estate
of Thomas Davis, Citation awarded,
Jacob Fisher et al. vs. John Fisher et al.
Judgment oi nonsuit,
I), Morris vs. W. Torrey. Assumpsit.
Case tried, verdict for plaintiff fur $245,11,
Jesse llutton appointed guardian of Kate
A. Hutton.
McAlarney vs. Wolvertnn, In Equity.
.pjue:.uiijii lur uiiuwiiuces 01 f-iouii lor pa
merit ol expenses, allowed by the court.
In same caso order for investment of funds
iu hands of receiver changed so as to permit
him to invest funds In government bonds.
O, Mallory appointed guardian of S. 11.
Opelyke.
February 11 J O, Freezanppolnted au
ditnr to make distribution In cstato of Au
druw Lnhrmau,
J. W. Sankey vs. M. 11. it 8. 1 Associa
tion. Verdict for plaintiff,
Christian vs. Pennsylvania Mutual l'ire
Insurance Company, On trial.
Marriages.
Vr-:nav tlAtiTit. In Plymouth, November
30, 1870. bv Uev. 1). E. kvans. Mr. James II.
Verry of liloomsburg, Columbia eoucty, Pa,,
aim .hiss Kallo Jlarthc, daughter of K. I).
Iintthc, of Plfmouth, Luzerne ro inly, Pa.
Hartman lloimiNs. t Ihe Keforined pir
sonsgo in Orangevillc, on the 31 of January,
by Itev. A, Iloutz, Mr. Thomas L. llirlmui of
Fishlngcreek to .Miss Addle Itobbinsof Jackion
twp.
Business .Notices
3IcKlnncys Shoo Storo below Court
House.
I. W. Hartman offers this week yet Ap
plcton A muslins 9 cents a yard cash, 9 iu
produce; next week it will be higher.
Uubbers at.McKlnney's.
000 tons more of good dry rock oak bark
wanted be-Kilns Vnllnn t .tl, t Si., f... ..1.1,1.
1 will pav $G.O0 per ton.
I nlso buy Hemlock Hark nnd I will pay
$1,50 per ton cash or $5.00 per ton in goods.
Feb. 9 2-m
T. W. Itnrtlnrti nITprs this ivpplr vpt l.oat
dark calicos at 8 cents.
Jtoot headquarters at 3IcKinncy's.
I)r. J. Schuyler, many years a dyspeptic
and rheumatic sull'erer, getting relief In
using Dr. Comfort's Remedy, now prescribes
the same t" others, varying it to suit eacli
cne, with gratifying results. No charge for
any case not benefitted,
jan 30, 'S0-3w
I W IIrl, m...ii.i i 1
........ .,,... ,,ui7, n tuts net's JUl HCCUim-
of Lonsdale bleached muslins nt 10 cents.
Admission free nt McKinuey's.
1,000 pounds of nice dried apples wanted
at Silas Yoilngs store Light Street for which
I will pay tho highest market prices.
December, 10. 2-in.
I. W. Wartnim offers fur,blaukets,ladles
coats and wool shawls at cost.
lioots and Shoes cheap at McKinr.ej'c.
500 Ilccf hides wanted by Silas Young
Light Street for which I will pay Ihe high
est cash market price.
December, 19. 2-m.
Call at McKiuney's for Shoes.
I. W. Hartman offers good goods lo all at
one price
j"OTlCE OK INQUKST.
ESTATE OF E.J. THORNTON1, DECEASED,
Tottio lulrs anil legal representatives ot E.J.
1 hon.ton tale of the ton of liloomsburg, Columbia
county, l'euiisjhanta, di ceased, to-wit: Matilda
I.a.arus, AuJeri'ted, Carbon county IM, Miles 11.
sniMi, Itoboken, Now Jersey ; James i-inllh, Wells
MlldUUlo; Emalln-I.ut, llingor, I'm. Utile Ilorr,
l(aeniin, Ohio ; I'oim s-i-arls, l!aenn i.niilo; llarton
(Ireen and Wm. eireen, I'lj mouth, Itockland county,
Ohio; Emily Ziillck, I'ibaiina, Ohio ; EltWa Enoco,
Hielly, Ohloi W. M. Thornton, Saint Louts, Jlo ;
IllrainW. Thornton, Danville, l'a.j Ihranna Edgar,
san Francisco, 1'nUturiila ; SamautUa Klerer, Peru,
Illinois ; Wm. W. I'eiinan, Mugwan, Knox county,
Illinois Wm. Thornton, Maucli Chunk ; Valentino
Thornton, Peru, Illinois; James Thornton, Williams
pent, rn.; Elizabeth Charles, Lockport, New Yorkj
Charles Armstrong, Lockport, Niagara cuunty, New
York j Itlram W. Thornton, Jllllersburg, Mercer
county Illinois ; Sarah I Ird, .Mount Pleasant, Iowa i
EaMua Ilat-cnbuch. Mount Pleasant, Iowa ; Jackson
Thornton, Eachel Wllllts Mount Pleasant.
Iowa ! Mary Kline, Emir Hay, Alede, Mercer
county, Illinois; lieorgo lloonc, Aldo, Mercer
county, Illinois ; Mary Smith, Aledo, Mercer county
Illinois; Amanda Oreenley, Wachata Kansas; M.
Janetto lljon, Tremont, Dodgo county, Nebraska;
Washington Iloone, Aleilo, .Mercer county, Illinois.
Whkheas nt an Orphans' Court held at lilooms
burg, In and lor the county of Columbia, tho second
day of February A. I). 1 wi, beforo tho Judges of tho
said court, tho petition of M. C. Moan and others w as
presenled, setting forth that the said E. .1. Thornton
dtcd on tho Ith day of January lssn, lntcstntc,se!d
in ms demesne as ot feo of certain tracts ot
land.
Whereupon t'ao Court awarded an inquest to mako
partition of tho said real cstato to and among tho
parlies entitled thereto.
In accord inee with Iho abovo named writ I will
hold an Inquest on tho premises above described on
Piitiirclay, February 28th, 18S0.
at ten o'clock In the forenoon ot said day, w hen and
w hero you may attend It you think proper.
U. II. EST,
ftb. il.-lw, . fcucrllT.
JgX IX'UTOnS' NOTICE."
ESTATE OK El tJAK IC1.MFK, DECEASED.
Letters testamentaryon the estate ot Elijah Ful
mer. lalo of I'lne rownshlii. Columbia rnunrv. e-n.
deceased have Is-en grained by the llccrlstcror said
county to Iho uiiilerihrned Executors. All persons
lining claims agalusi the estate) of I he decedent are
icqii'-f-ti'd to present ihem ror settlement. nnd ilioso
inu-uii-ii iu uie i-hiaie co muKe pajmeni 10 luo un
designed Executors w Ithuut delaj .
JOHN F. DEltll, Uerr's I' O Col Co.
IIENKY J. ltOlllll.NS, MMUIta Col Co.
Jan 23, '.sei-cw Ejccutors.
DM I -V ISTlt A TO I !S' XOTICi:
rsTATE OK E. J. TU0KNT0.V, DECEASED.
fanrersof Administration on ttie estatc'of E. J.
Thornton, late or Town of liloomsburg Columbia co.
deceased, have been granted by the lieglster or said
county to undersigned Administrators. Alt persons
having claims against the estate are requested tc
present them for settlement and thoso Indebted
to make prompt paemcnt,
C. II ,t H J. Ill-CKALKW, E, 11. llUI'EUT,
Attomces for estale. EM KAItToN,
Jan. is, MMSwr. Administrators.
jD-MIXISTRATOH'S IS'01'ICL'
ESTATE OK M. W. M'fcS, DECEASED.
Utters of administration on Iho estate of M. W.
N iss, lato of tho Town of liloomsburg.Cohuubla, co.
ell-ceased, hau been granteil by iho Keglster of said
couuly to tho utakTafgned Administrator. All per
sons having claims against iho e.stalu are requested
to present ihem for selllement and thoso Indebted
to make paeiucLl wlihout ctla.
II. 1'ltANK ZAItll,
Jan. 10, vi-cw Administrator.
-Oauchy & Co's. Advt's.
PIANOS
.1 Mintl coec-rarid Hook only Histoids
eii:e,ANs uMops, i set Heeds. 2 Knee
swells, Moot, Hook, only J'js:ir-lolldaj
.. lisp iii r Five. Address UANIEI. F. 11EATTY,
U ishhig'.un, N. J, d fell 13 4w
$10 OOfl c , ra LIFE & PROPERTY.
w i s-i.LtA ltr. i I A VI' tilUel will.
-AV I' I. Ifr-of-rSSil. Fitiii-firli.
.YO Sl) , A(-riHH nit It-,', SUlnor FttnU.
V s h LVlO S S IFKI Y I AMI- C ,
11 I I.IKillUXTiill, ti
Oit i Iff Stl.tlleOH, 13 WliT l.MAUWAT, K. V.
r b 13, UV. (I
A Iim'Ni.Mt.l.n XEK! ! ! A book on MM. rial
Diffuses um! Uvri t,oiii.l..ln's, srui Klthll. AiUteas
Dr. Sdiifo'il, mi I.iuuUwuy, New ork City.
N'l) tho WOIII.II-
record. Ih-sertlK'S
lud. unci oatlons
b, Kings und EuipcTors. 1'M) pares- if'si must.
1'rleo, lisn. Agents wanted, tlrculars tree. W.
II. KEI.I.EY, l'hllada., I'a.
Janso-iu. q
AGENTS READ THIS !
We want uu Agent In tills Count v to whom we will
liar a salary of f luo per month and expenses in se-ll
our wonderful invention. sAMI'I.K TUEF. Addre ss
ut oneel MIKIIMAN CO., MAIlslIAI.I,, .MIUUIUAN,
Jin an-iw el
COMPOUND OXYGEN
Mleiillh anil Life," No, t. a record of remark ablo
cures lu ron&imptloii, CatHrrh, Neuralgl.i, aud otb
erihronlo lH-ie..if! b tho new ovjeii Treatment,
now renily ami K'lit free, lira, Hl'AltKEY s, l'AbEN
lld'i and UU (ilruiU M, riilhulelnhta, l'a,
Januu-4,v, d
5ftnn ra oumj of com II, coi,, or
I II II I AslilMA that ADAMSON.n
nWrJi BOTANIC BALSAM
I-II I I lwillnot euro! sold by all Druggists
U U La U""u l,call'rs nt 35e' 'tc. l-mnple
butll a, ii.c. iff Methat Ihe name of V. W. KINS
MAN Is blown lu Iho glass ot tho Uotlle. 1 radii sun
piled by lieo. c. lloouWIN CO., lloaton, -Mass,
JanstMw d
ON 30 DAYS TRIAL
We will se-uil our Klectro Vollalo Dells antl other
Kleclrlo Appliances Ukui Irlal for 80 da)s tolhosu
sunerlng 110111 Nervous I), unity, lihi-umuiism. i-nr-aljslsur
any diseases ul Um l.lcr or hldu -is. mid
mauy olher diseases. A sure I'uret gum juiced or no
j.u,, .siiiiicai, tuLifltc inci iu,, jiarsnai , .Mien,
Janso-4w d
c itlfl-tn, ki-.'.'i'k ......... . . . .
1II:.M1I.i:Y h wondeilully popular work,' Hie
i.ll'KAND riTTiiVr ntJAHTrn
TIIAVKI.I or
Is pronuiincea by Ihe Hineral s lullinate friends Iho
bi i lim-iirici-,1 work -heme lha spleudld uncess
wi .iKi-mM. v . .,iii.i.hi. ieopiti wuut iikad
. - .-Ul.rt .U-.IMJ, Mil UCOl .lUllll .iifiiii:
AliKNTs. AT OM'i: ! IIBWAIIK ot Imitations.
siring them. Addross, lltllUAUD DUOS., Hubs,
isa Cht siuut bt, I'hlla. 1
Jan U0-4W,
NNUAL STATKMKNT
OP
iiloom rooii nisTiticT,
from February 4th, lsmio January lttli, lsso,
THOMAS 1IEECE, Treasurer for District.
Iill,
To Cah recelieel from liloora Du
plicate ISIS $ 43J ot
To Cash receU ed from Scott Du
plicate ls?s 859 as
To Cash lecclved from eireen-
wood Duplicate 1ts sis u
To Cash r.'c'lied rrom Sugarloaf
duplicate ISTs Ul OS
To Cash receives! from Iiloom Du
plicate IST9 1733 JJ
To Cnidi received from Scott Du
plicate IST'J 490 SO
To Cash ripened from Green
wood Duplicate is9 83 c
To Cash ri-celved from gugarlonf
Duplicate 1ST9
To Cash In Treasurers hands
from lst settlement lsT9. . . lot 6T
To Cash receded from products
of farm ISI9 m c)
To Cash balance duo Treasurer
1S'! K 01 IMSU M
Ml.
Amount of orders redr-cmed 199 8513 S3
Amount of commission on samo
19T9 70 87 3U 4
1)11.
Amount of orders outstanding
I'ebl, 1S7 mi ij
Amount of orders Issued 1S79 4749 43 (J093 55
Cll.
Am'tof orders redeemed 1979.... niJ.i M
Am tcttrders outstanding 1S79.. 1549 9(1 fM93 SS
Wm. KIIEAMEII, ) ,,,
It. s. ENT, Directors
Directors of tho 1'oor la account with Iiloom, Scott,
v., tvuniMi uuu .iiKuuuai. vjn U3iiiia.
1111.
To orders outstanding Jan 13, Isso 1M9 9il
uec u rrom iiioom implicate is.s,. ivi en
Itec'il from Scott dupllcnlo lsts . 259 S3
llec'd from llrecnwood duptlcato
1S7S 9-10 19
llec'd from sugarloaf duplicate
Isrs 141 ns
Am'tof lllixirn duplicate IS79.... jsiu r,7
Ain't of Seott duplicate 1979 DM si
rtuii. 01 cireennoou uupucaiu
1S79 P CI
Am't of Sucrarloaf dunllcato 1s79.. 5T1 so
Ann duo on dreenwood duplicate
is.s u
In Treasurer's hands fiom last
si-it lenient M7 07
ltccelu-d from products of farm
1:5 so 111 vi M
CIt.
Am't ot outstanding orders re
deemed from last settlement... B44 12
Commission nnd exoneration on
Ul e in duplicate lsis 1C2 49
Commission and exoneration on
SCOll Utlpucuto lsis 49 29
Commission nnd exoneration 01
sugarlo.it duplicate 1S7S 29 87
Treasurer's commission ;u S7
Am't due on Uloom duplicate less
c-Auiierauuii ami commission
ls79 1109 M
Am t duo on Scott elui"e.t3 less
l'UIH.T.lllUIl HIl'l tOUll!!!.SblOn
ls79 474 42
Am't due ou sugarloaf duplicate
it-ss i-xmic-rimon nnu commis
sion ls7il... 271 SO
Am't due on dreenwood duplicate
less esemeTutlon and commis
sion Is79 S57 ru
Aim Hue 011 ureenwood dap leato
101 1 viin-iuiijii uuu commis
sion 197S 820 95
lie-pairs and new butldtnir 01
farm IS79 14S2 53
Am't paid fur coal out-door re
llef, 1711 113 J2
Ain't paid for coal for poor house
1S79 40 23
Am't pant fnr state Hospital at
lunMtln 1S79 290 17
ui't p ild for hardware 1979 2" 10
Ma t paid tor Collins IS79 no ..
Am r paid for ttiree st ecs, Ux-
rurcs, etc, etc, 1-7U 99 r.l
Am'tpaldfor mechanics, etc... 33 20
Am't paid for taxes Istu no s7
Am't paid for maklntr duplicate
ls7 10 00
Am't paid for publl.shlni; suto-
ncnl ls79 45 ..
Am't paid for auditing statement
1979 7. r, ..
Am't paid for ltnuor for medical
purposes s79 10 tv
Am't paid for doctors, poof houso
and out-door relief IS79 0975
Am't THos. Mcllrldo steward's
salary 179 cso 00
Am't paid fur Issuing orders of
relief 1H7. 7 17 51
Ain't paid for llmo and manuro
1S79 so 45
Am't paid lorblacksmtthinir 1S79. 32 a
Am't jiald for splajlni; pigs 1979 . 940
Am't paid for Director's salary,
. ls'9 150 00
Ain't paid for sucretar's salary,
. 1979 50 no
Am', patil for beet, shoo and har
ness mending is"9 27 47
Wm. Kramer's merchant's bill
poorliousols79 si5 S4
Wm. Kramer's merchant's bill
out-door relief, 1979 sal 19
Wm. Kramer cash paid sundry
persons 1S79 88 53
Isaiah McKelvy merchant's bill
poor houso I S79 77 93
Isaiah McKelw merchant's bill
out-door relief lsjo jjj 33
Clark Wolf merchant's LIU for
poor house lsis 49 os
S. II. Miller .t son merchant's bill
for poor hous- wo 1354
S. II. Miller son merchant's bill
out-door relief, is79 1000
1). A. creasy merchant's bill poor
hoii'Bl9'9 vi 73
A. H. W hltc merchant's bill poor
houso 179 53 47
A. II. White meiclnufs bill out
door relief 179 9 67
Jas. k Ejcr merchant's bill for
poor houso 1S79 18 17
Jus. K. Ejer merchant's bill for
out-dour lellet I s79 a 00
Vunllew & While merchant's bill
out-donr relief i79 g 65
C. c. Marr merchant's bill poor
house 1s79 0 05
Wm Itabb merchant's bill poor
house Is7s 5 43
Ell old merchant's bill out-door
rel'ef's79 u
Paid 1 nomas Mrlirldo on salary
l,:s 312 SO S172 S4
Pursuant to an Act or Assembly passed and ni
pruveet . 1) , i-7'.i, by which It Is made Incumbent
on Count) Auditors of the several counties of this
commonwealth In which thero Is any roor House
erected, tosetrle, nulli and adjust tho accounts of
Ihe sound onicers ihereor.
Ihat we; the undersigned Auditors did meet at
Hie I'lKir llousoor tho Iiloom Poor District nnd ex
amined the accounts ot ihe Directors from February
4 Mi, is, 9 until January 13th, Isso, and ouchera for
...u elm. , uiu. 11 uu uic-iu L-orreti as set rorin above.
Wm. r MANNIN'C), 1
c. 11. sKKsiioi.TZ, i-co. Auditors.
SAML'KL K. SMITH,)
OUTSIIin KELIJSK.
I1I.O0U.
Am'tof orders gl en sundry per
sons ls7'.l 455 4J
Ain't paid state Hospital for
.Mary Hughes ls7a 0.1
Ain't paid sundry persons for
113 83 KDs 60
SCOTT.
Am't of orders given sundry per
sons 1S71)
17 4S
IS 75
A nit paid Dr. w . A. Cnsu isi'j. . . .
am c iiaiu situo iiosnuai for lieo.
V. Fox ls7'J
ClIlKKMVOOD
134 17 170 40
Am't of ortlers glcen sundry
I'eiouus is,-j 31, 53 j30 jj
SI'nCKLOAP.
Am't of orders gleen suudrv ner-
'.S Mt II U
I Ut 63
vAn i: (', hem, kstati: nd dehs'inal
l'ltol'CIITV llELONOINCiTo S1D DIsTKIC!'
I!) farm and biilldliigaliiedat. . lsnoa Co
P) e'.n limine 1.1. 1, ),''., .iupeity In
111,10m coo ,
Il Ju.U-inenl on .lames Dennis's
pmrvrti 100 ..
lly nmt due on Uloum dupltcateless
I-.SUIH-,UUU UUU COlllllllsSlUll
, l"''-' 11 2 39
Iivum'i due on seuti mil llculee
ls cvniif ration und csuumls
stun ls7y 474 42
Ilj nmt due on su,'iii loat dupM
cale less evineralluh and cum
mitslou 1s7f V71 so
It v am't due ou dreenwood dupll
eateless i:onc-riUloaaud com
mission ls7u S57 G
lly ain'i due on e,reeiiwc.od elapli
calo h ss esoiierull jn and com
mission isrs j2n 93
lly 14.. , 1 res wheat In ground IU
pe-r aeiv l-.lt 145 M
lly v licut oe, oats, ciirii, buek
wlieat. clour seed and Ilmotiiy
seeil s7'J 474 Cj
Di point.H's, beans, rutabagas,
eibb.i.i luy, straw, and corn-
rmlder Is y j;;.;
11) purl; antl I ml, bultrr, horses,
cattle, hogs and chickens, is7j 79s (si
lly all farming tlnplu 1 cuts used
on farm Wy cno eo
lly household fiirnltuiu in stew.
aril's house is7y 00
lly household tmulturo lu 1'oor
house is7y 22i u)
Hy 1 tons coal lu ls7y soy
lly new building aud Improie-
inelils is.y ilu 53 ,,99c0 33
lueiiboee ts a correct Involco of tho real and
uwu... V(- . 1.4 RCI1 O.lll, CCU ISSU,
DEHTS AND UAHILITIES.
To am't of orders outstanding
J.lll I't Usi a ...... ...
Tu am't duo Treasurer, Jiiii 13, 'isj v5 111
suuiiiiuiiuioroi me district.. !S3s5 31 lvyo0
I'llODl'CTS IU1SED OX l'A KM,
219 bus. W'bl'.lt . t 41 9lnnpt.ii. "d
31 v rje " fsi
)3 m
21 th)
816 OO
111 20
IS 00
Hi5 (10
I io no
210 00
9 (A
213 40
14ft Ol
Ml (Ml
vs no
27 01
Hsl 40
80 Cil
80 CO
4 Ml
1 (10
ivt.7 " corn ears '.5
!7S " outs 4.) " " "
3 " clol el seed 0 il " "
3ll " I'lilatoes 3 " "
3Hwl.undieH corn f.slderej 4 eta
14 tons ha) i4 Its per ton
so bundles or struw, ( n cts .
Sssimts jtorK and lard (4fiw els .
14 acres grain In ground c f in
i slioats raised ii tl mil, each
8 ClllM'B ' j j fa, ..
HsihU'kens " " 2ft "
ru buitt-r " socts m...
2U4 do. lgg " UcHllOA. ..
CW heads ur CAbbage is) 5 cts .
lsbiisluriilwiruiabagas(!c
4 " beets cv 2T.)
2 " iH-uus () (I 60
4 "onlous c75o
3 CO
3 CO
I1SS2
13
No of paupers lenuiidnc: at last report
.. "uiiugjearisiy.,.,
" " diechurgcd " ....
" " died " ii "
N3anUaW Y-T ia.!.T'
"III. hllOMKK. 1
. 1HI.MAH llKtt'E 1-
TlltssAnnts.
A
PA.
A WOlll) TO TllllSl! Will) rK I'IIMIH M IN
BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS ARE, SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER!
me sreuccirmHiiii for tm-m haa c ins, d a nut ic, r u uns iiipulous priiti, 1 vj ruase Aim sen wortuV
Irsllstlons under similar sounding names. As t.m ninrk"' isn jderl with Inferior plasters selllnr
fftct It Is Imimrtant for the consumer tokuuwwii! lilstnobst Ills well Known that someof tbxbl
plMU-rl hue tiecn examined and found to contain inturluus Ingredients which make thfm dsnieroul
reetlr itielleil
1 .usng .Fumijnis nntiviu.r u i.-wicsva. c.ui
feilAUL'itY tc JOHNSON, l'lmrmaceutical chemists, New York,
Jni-iw, d
DH. J.A. 51IKIIMAN -HTIIE OIUOINAt, AM) ONLY Dlt. SI1EUMAN kriuwn to the publlo for Ui SI
Myears or more through his successful methi.d of ireailng llupture without tho annoyance and Inn
irusses iniuui, ins sysiem 01 t'liit- ics-iii inn
wn mm Is .if tvhn Iias n rimtlirf. nn rnntler Imw
has disc! from It once tiattercdhlmself lha' It was hut a filling atbncni ! and e,try man who now inll
from It and ttio Injury of trusses, to sucn nn estent lint lite has no i-njoymcnis onco regarded It M a
given to gentlemen In the city, who have been cured. During t'-catm nt no hindrance from labor,
llents from abroad run ric he trraliwnt nr d U-ine for In ire s. nn- dm.
hts book: oust oru2?xtjje?.e
wormy snec a aiienuon 11 is noc b sianiisnii iiinieuuii ; 11 nnrnssn-ittni umu hctiu. iicioioh.
gives the most reliable proofs from distinguished
his suc-eessrul practh-o and popularity thfi, from
It is I lustraoed with ptiotographli ilkein-ses of
1 l.n am , ...I ftlinn n re.rl It anil nrnrm tl I tnse
10 tuoso w no semi in cenis. saee tins, nni ri 'ii"m'
CAeJTIOV-Thc reputation of Dii.. I. A. S'lEi'MAVutl "'.'""'" Ii' V;;!!' rrM,n,is f.lr ihs cure of ni
tnZ'VZiniv
Ihnlr I'm, ..till, .1,1 .Mil ert Isetnr HlS W I,. 11 del' . t. II
,..,..,:,,MUli men, rent. tKiird bl.ls mill eeSIl
at 241 liroadwoy, New York, where tlu- recent. Ij
jauau-sw "
The Old ltistfcSisIiKMi. T$vwg Siov
W1UMB
Corner Main
BLOOMS
The undersigned huvlng been In the VII(ll.!
CSU CUO siceneioil 01 llie fuum m-ti-irti... .
their large nnd
M consist Qi
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty. Patent Moilicin
Spices, &c.
BROWER'S BLOCK.
IN IT MAY BE FOUND A LARGE STOCK G
SVOSUKS.
cuaiiois, coLonsf:s,
riCllfUMKHY, CIOAKS,
KANCV AHTlCI.K's, TO! LET SOAPS,
'100III DIIUSIIEs',
IIA1K BKl'SHES,
and in fact every thing that should be kept in a complete and yk
regulated Drug btore.
They are the Bole Manni'acinres of the Celebrated
OIL OF
Also tho Manufacturers and Sole Proprieto
D li. W. M. J3ICKLEY S Celebrated ari
lNArA LUABLE
Compound Aromatic
Iron. Improved Cream
ling Agent, Improved lioso Pectoral.
The Beset Remedies Made.
Highly Recommended by Physician!
MOBEE .B KOTEEES,
HlllfSS!!Sl5Stt''a'I, P'a,
Oct 17 'T'J -'v,
bu' nr
id when
person. When
tnlto them hnck.
clerks, who nro nblo
we nro enabled to yfvo
customers tco tutvo tho choice to in. VIth t reputation of
-twenty yenra nt rotaiimj, wo cannot nfford to loso our good
nnmo by Inok of proper fcorvico to absent customers. Writ
plninly, nnd desenbo fully what ts wanted, nnd about lha
prlco desired.
Address,
John Wanamaker,
LargostlDry Goods Houso,
Philadelphia.
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MICE CTS.
uri'i" iu
tnslitillh Hnl be ma consider II. fjr CVtTT KIM
p - ofesslniinl geiitli-m"n. c 1 rgnnen nnd merchants!
ihruiigie ui I his rnui,tr nn I t.n vet ,t indies,
etrein le bad easi's bi-rcin and after cure, anil nsl
I s or tie 1 ertuinte i.r IS'11,12 1 lr- 1.
er 111 win nig or c-nnuig me iiuuiers is
iMum-'iup u, li. -.-ii, lJ
sup 1- I.I.IUL-.II bill He I. S rail WIT 1CWT1
ill T( U'.iul I Mil"-till tl till 1H1C been QISOOTM
1m .1. , . pil .ns I fratiJi d un aged tlcrgymti.
IIFIlllIT
mill MnrkcL Streets
BURG, PA.
M.i: Dlil'Ci i t stness f .r th- nasi eleven years vrni
.. . ...... ........ ... ,
v.nle.t stis k.
LAMPS',
VREPA R ATIONS.
Wine of Gentian ail
Camphor, Worm Kj
Out of town
people who enn-
not convonlently
travel, mnyhnvo nm-
j-'-a sent thena of Dry
CocIa nnd ull other goods
thnt wo sell, if they will writo
in. No chnrQo, nnd no need to
- ler If not suited. Wo mnko it n
3t 3 ntmnd to such letters quickly;
oricra cumo wo bend tho exnet
nrticlo wanted, nnd nt exnetly snmo price
its other customers pay when hero buyino in
uoyds nro not ns ordered, we
HavIniJ trnlned nnd rcsponblbl
to uq dibcretion in filling orders,
pront eattefactlon to tho many
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Mtttroor,
Decs, I9.dycor