THE COLOMBIAN.
iii.nonsnuitn, numv, .day isio
Tlio jmbllo schools closo llili Friday,
Ono of llio fnrniicci nt Irondale lim lccn
blown out,
J. 1'. Try 1"' been appointed poitmattor at
M llU in Cross Hoadi.
The band inado iouie fine music on the streets
last Monday niaht.
Wo will give a full report of the Curley trial
next week.
D. W, Kibulns Imd n stroke of piralynhon
ono fide of bis body on Tuesday.
Joseph I'olie, nf Centre township, was In
town on Wednesday. Ho Is noirly ninety years
' "KC'
A new lime stone quatry Is being opened near
Espy. C. Illttcnbendar Is superintending the
rolnlnjj.
Captains Linden and Alderson, of the Coal
A Iron police are attending Court this week,
P. 1', Smith, of Ifonesdale, has been con
firmed by tho Senate as Census Supervisor ol
this district. He Is n Democrat.
Kli Jones Is at work building a new fenco
around the old jail property and making other
Improvements thereon.
Swfct Potato Plants, -10 cents per 100, $1,75
per 600 and $3,25 per 1000, at J. Garrison's,
l!loomburg. may 7-3v
J, II. Maize, Eq.( has been sworn in as Jus.
tice ot the Peace, and assumed the duties there
of. Hisoffice is with N, U, Funk, Esq.
Alexander ic Wuodhouse have removed their
wholesale and retail tobicco store from the Op
era House to Urower's block, room formerly oc
cupied by Lut 7. & Sloan.
Justices and constables just going into office
should supply Ihcnisilvea with printed blanks
at this office. Orders can be filled by mall. Send
for prices.
Notwithstanding the fici that "Uncle Tom's
Cabin" has been played here repc itedly, the
Anthony & Kills company had a large home on
Friday night,
Hons. F. W. Hughe, S. P. Wolverton, and
A. Itickctts, Esq,, were in town the first ot the
week, engaged in trying tho McAlarncyWol
verton equity case before S. Knorr, Esq.,
Master.
A HousEiioti) Need. A book on the liver,
its disease and ibeir treatment sent free: inclu
ding treaties upon liver complaints, torpid liv
er, Jaundice, hilliou'iitss, beadechc, consli
pation, dyspepsia, molaiia, etc. Address Dr.
Sanford, 102 Hroadway, New York City, N. Y.
may 7-4 w.
The moth season is close at hand. Do not
allow your furs and other goods of a similar
kind to lie around until the moths deposit their
eggs among them before you pepper them down
for the season.
The following persons wero elected officers
of the Bloomsburg Gis Compiny for the ensu
ing year: Samuel Knorr, President; 1!. F.
Hartman, Treasurer; Joshua Fetterman, J. L.
Moyer, G, E. Ill well, C. W. Miller and L. E,
Waller, directors.
The opinion of Judge Kocknfellrr was filed
on Thursday morning, in the matter of the
Town of Iiloomsburg vs. the lSloomsburg
Water Co., dissolving the preliminary injuc-
lion.
A little cbihl of J. Keller, came near meetine
with a very unpleasant death on Tuesday after
noon. It fell into a cess pool, and when found
was nearly suffocated, only one leg being visi
ble. A few moments longer would have ended
its life.
Last Notice. All persons indebted to the
estate of Peter Knt, deceased, and to Ent
lirotbers are hereby notified that these accounts
must be paid by May Ht or costs will be in
curred. Call at my office at Hloomsburg.
March fl.tf. U. II. Ext, Adm,
Jacob Itomboy, who was married a few years
ago to Mrs. Arthur of this place, died at his
home in California, recently. He leaves a large
amount of properly in California, also in this
section where he lived for a number of years
and was well acquainted. Hisnuny friends will
mourn his loss.
Our drug Korea are now supplied with "Malt
Hitters," the new Food Medicine which has
done so much good and comes to us so highly
recommended. Try it. It may save you heavy
doctors' bills. may 7-4w
H. 11. Itutter, city editor of tho Carthage
.Banner, Carthage, Mi-souri, is visiting his pa
rents in this town, after an abence of several
years. Harry is a graduate of the Columbian
office under a former proprietor, nnd it is grati
fying to all his friends to know of bis success
as a rising journalist.
A I the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Iiloomsburg State Normal School held May
4th, the f dlowing persons were elected to serve
three years; L. I!, ltupcrt, Dr. J. Schuyler,
Conrad Itiitenbender, F. P. Iiillmeyer. The
meeting recommended Ssmuel Knorr, Esq,,
Charles 1!. Jackson, E-q., of Berwick, Dr. 11.
. McKaynolJs, and Dr. J. K. Hobbins. of
Catawissa, to tH j Superintenden of Public In.
struction as suitable persDns from whom to se
lect two trustees on the part of the State ti
serve for three years.
On Friday afternoon last a horse belonging to
T, Conner escaped while being unhitched
nnd lan off. While attempting to turn th
corner of tho alley at E. H. Little's on
Third street, it slippid and fell against Mr. Lit
tle's iron fence, ba Ily damaging the fence, and
breaking the horse's leg. When it was found
how severely the horse was injured, it was shot
to end its sufferings, The fence was immedi
ately repaired.
Mr. Thomas A. Scott has resigned his posi
tion ns Presidcntot the Pennsylvania Railroad
Co, He has hem In the service of this company
for nearly thirly years, and gradually rose from
General Agent, until he roiched the highest
honor conferred that of Prtsident of tho road.
He tenders his resignation because of feeble
health, the nrduous duties imposed upon him
being moro than he can heir, in his present
condition.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the
act of assembly llio Couutv Auditors will miet
the Poor Directors of Ma lison Puor District
ol Columbia county, at the Poor House on Sat
urday May !!J 18S0 nt 11 o'clock a. m., for the
purpose of auditing, tettllng and adjusting the
accounts for the fis-al year ending Ai til 12 A.
D, 18S0, when the Poor Directors of Madl
on district will please have all books and pa
pers present for that purpose.
Wm. L. Maxkinq,
County
Auditors
b k, smith,
O. It. Seksiiult
On Saturday afternoon while tho men wero
engaged in d'gcirg the ditch for the water pipe
on .Market street in front of Hie residence of C
fl, llarklty, the earth caved in from the tor
seriously Injuring Itobert Morris and Hen,
ry Hower, both being biuisid, and the Jailer
having bis arm broken. The ditch was eight
or nine feet deep at that oint in order to get
the pipe under the culvert that crosses Market
street. Ilolh men are getting along nicely, and
Morris was able to be about on Tuesday, It
was a narrow escape, aui might have resulted
in death.
Samuel II. Creasm. ..f Mm f..- it
Danville, has leased tho Lake House at Spring
Lake, Monmouth county. New Jpr.. ,! lil
open Hon the 29,1, Inst. He 1, well known
here, and persons desiring a pleasant vl-lt can-
noiuooctier than glvo him their patronage.
e regret that we cannot accept the Inyllatlon
to bo present at tho opening.
LICENSES,
On Wednesday afternoon thn
ttie application for ltceiK-c. All iIip
asked for were granted except tho following; Ja
cob L. Girton, Peter Gross, tf Iiloomsburg,
Kiuni which protests wero filed, and II. It.
Yetter, of Main township, tbero bcine an Im
perfection in the bond, Monday morning next
was fixed for a hearing In the first two cnes,
anil the bond directed to lis corrected In the
third case.
THAT INJUNCTION,
Thursday, of last week, was the dav fixed
for the hearing of the application for an injunc
tion aiinsi me waler Company anil its con
tractor, but owing to tno absence of Col, Freeze.
counsel for the Water Company.it was con
tinued until Saturdty. On that day Judge
Rockefeller, of Northumberland county heard
tho case, Judge Elwell being a tax-piycr of tho
own 01 l,loomsl)urg, ami a near relntive being
member ol tho board of directors of the de
fendant. Affidavits were read and nreiments
made by J. It. Hobiun solicitor for the plain
tiff; and by Col. Freeze for tho Water Company
and Col. Knorr for Mr. Itlrklnblne. Among the
affidavits are those of four members of the Town
Council, a majority, saying that they believe the
work Is being properly done. Under this state
of facts, who is It that is asking for an injunc
tion? Judge ltockefollct took the papers und
promised an early decision.
OUITUAKV.
COI CLARENCE U JACKON.
On Tuesday last It was with profound irrlef
that our people leuned of the unexpected death
t lol. Jackson, of Berwick. He had iut re
tired to bed 00 Monday evening, apparenily in
good health, and died without a woid or strug
gle. He was 38 years old last March Ilia fu
neral took place on Thursday and was attended
by hundreds from nil sections of the country.
soldier Ins history is that of his brave
regiment which reJenged the retreat from Bath
with iisjust delivered and unfirable Belgian
muskets, by its refusal to retreat at Win
chester when under Shields,
He belonged to Company H, of tho Mill reg
iment, and was mustered into service August
J, 1S02. He was promoted from 2nd to 1st
icutenant, January 18, 1863, to Cintain.Julv
1st, 1S03; wounded and captured at Chancel-
nrsville, Va , May 3rd, 1803: transferred to
Company II , 57ih regiment, January 13,1805,
and discharged by special orders Mirch 10th,
lbGo. Such, in brief, is a history of his formal
record. lis actual one would involve a volume,
but is recorded in the hearts of his surviving
comrades. At the time ol his death ho was an
aid on Gov. Hovt's start".
As a politician, he has been an active, liber
al Kepu'jlican, tolerant to nil, but adhesive to
disorganization when he believed vital ques
tions were at stake. He was honored with nom
inations for office in this county, and at times
was the Chairman of the Republican organiza
tion. On Saturday last the writer sent him a letter
of invitation to address our citizens on Decora
tion Day. The reply came the evening of his
death that he cou Id not attend ''as he expected
to leave for Chicago ihehst week in May." He
had been solecteJ as a delegate to the Hepubli
can National Convention,
He was a graduate of Dickinson college, and
possessed fine literary talents. The most of our
readers have heard him as an orator, and fully
ppreciited his worth. He was an excellent
business man, and it will be impossible to re
place his loss to Iho large firm of which he-
was duel, ile nau noeis 01 Iriends among nil
classes and parties, by whom his sudden death
ill be deeply mourned.
Further particular) From our Jhrv-iel Corres
pondent,
On Tuesday morning the sad news Hashed
through the town, that Col. Jackson had died
during the night. He retired at an early hour on
Monday evening, not in very good heilth, and
at about ten o'clock was seized with an apoplec
tic fit, terminating in his deith in less than fif
teen minutes. He leaves a wife and two chil
dren to mourn him.
He was born March 2-ilh, 1342, in Berwick.
At tho age of 14 he entered Dickinson Semina
ry, at Williumsport, where he graduated at tho
end of two yeirs with honors. Two years
later, when only 18, he graduated at Diokin-O'i
College, Carlisle, where he was respected and
loved by his classmates and teachers
Less than two years he enjoyeJ the quiet of
home, and then yielded to his couotry's call;
andinlS02 joinel theSlth Il-giment as Lieu
lenant of Company H., which was formed iu
Berwick. Later lie became 1st Lieutenant of
the company. At the battle of Chancelloisville
he was taken prisoner and conveyed to Libby
Prison, from whence be escaped with several
companions, but was pursued and hunted down
by the blood-hounds of the enemy, and again
lodged in prison, where he remained until re
leased by an exchange which was effected about
a )car afier his attempted escape. In July of
03 ho was promoted to n captaincy, which po
sition he honorably filled to the end of the war.
In the battle of the Wilderness he a again
one ot Iho unfortunates. Wounded, lie was
captured and once more the walls of Libby
frowned upon him. Shortly after ho was taken
with 000 Union officers 10 Clurlesion where he
was under fire of the Union bitteries, poured
into the city from Moultrie. From this place
he was taken to Columbia, where he and Ills
co-i rades languished wilh only iho sky for a
canopy, burrowing in the ground at limes for
protection from Ihe cold Thus he pissed
ihrough all the varied scenes of war, fearless to
rashness almost, always generous and hooor-
ablei
At the time of hlsdei'.li he wai Vies Presi
dent and general mauager of the firm of Jack
son A Woodin Manufacturing Co., presiden1
of the rolling mill.a member of the firms Jack
son, Woodin & Jackson, and Jackson Bro'n ,V
Crispin, a director of tke First Nilional Bank,
a trustee of Dickinson College and also of the
Normal School of Blojtnsburg, a director of
the schools of this town, and a trustee- of the
M. E. Church, He was also a member oft! iv
irnor Hoyt's staff, iu the capacity of Q larler
master General.
His death has cant, a nl join over Berwick,
that wilt not be lifted until time will have sift
encd tho sorrow caused by the iintiiuelf visit
tf death. Sabbaih seems lo reign during this
few days, for the familiar sounds from lb
shops and rolling mills aro hushed in silence
The soldier comrades spak ot linn with g!i
telling eye, giving token to the sorrow they feol
for the loss of their friend and commie. All
loved him for they knew ho lind thiir welfare
atheirt. The firms with which ho was con
ncctid have lost an energetic, honest business
associate ; the church, un earnest and libera'
supporter ; tho town, a progressive and accom
pli-hed citizen ; the country nn able and ril
iant soldier and patriot ; and saddest of nil
ike family, a loving and inlulgent father onr
husband. It is sad tint one so young, compar
ative, should die. There wis yet much fur
him to do iu life, and a bright future might
have been Ids, But, now his book is closed
and lifeless belles whero his presence was wont
lo cheer,
'How beautiful In death
Tho Boldler's cross appears,
Embalmed by (ond affection's breath
And bathed In woman's tears
Keportek,
Berwick Pa., May 0, '80.
A-C0LlJMBIAN
COUItT PltOCEKOINOS.
The regular May term of court opened on
Jtontlay morning, Hons. William Elwell,
associates I. K Krinkbaum nnd F. L. Shu
man on the bench.
Inquest oil body of John K. Adauu ap
proved. Constables called, and returns made,
Heport of viewers of a road In Scott town
ship near Sharpless', confimed nisi,
John M. Buckalew was appointed foro
man ot the grand jury.
E. Shult and C. M Mason appointed tip
stayes, Order of s.ilo granted In estati of John
Hicks, deceased.
Appeal from order of removal from Pine
twp., entered by overseers of Jordan twp,,
Lycoming county.
Heport of sale In estate of Cyrus Lnrlsli
confirmed nisi,
Kepcrt of Inquest In estate of Jacob do
well, deceased, confirmed nisi,
Petition for guardian of minor children
of W. T. Davis, deceased. S. 11. Smith ap
pointed. Inquest 011 body of William Flnnol ap
proved. Application filed for nn Issue In estate of
John Boston,
J. II. Uublson continued as auditor in
estate nf John McDowell.
L. S. Wlntorsteeii continued as auditor in
estate of John Savage.
Common wealth vs. E. Fowler. Indictment,
larceny. A true bill,
Petition filed by surety to discharge C. A,
Knorr ns administrator of Anthony Snyder.
Petition for partition in estate of Canfieid
Harrison.
Petition for partition in estate of Collins
Sutliir.
Accounts of Administrators, Ac, and
Widows' Appraisements confirmed nisi.
Petition for Charles K. McAnall for final
discharge tinder insolvent laws.
Hoad in Madison township near S. John
son's. Petition for re-review 10 await ex
ceptions filed tn aid review.
Koad In Madison township near M. 11.
Masters. Petition for review and exceptions
filed.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Waitman, He
cognizance entered for appearance nt next
term of court,
Commonwealth vs. J. S. Evans. AW.
pro!, allowed.
Commonwealth vs. Emma L. Newman.
Larceny. Not 11 true bill,
Heport of auditor in estate of Elizabeth
Murray confirmed nisi,
Heport 01 auditor in estate nf Ira IValer
confirm! l nisi.
Heport nf auditor in estate of Daniel Peal
er confirmed nisi.
Heport nf nu litor to distribute funds aris
ing from sale iif reil estate of d. G. Creve
ling continued nisi.
Petition by Jane Scott to do business as
feme sole trader.
Heturn of partition in estate of Hnnnali
Zarr confirmed nisi.
Heport of sale in ctate of M. W. Nis
confirmed nisi.
Heport of sate in estate of Michael Gruber
confirmed nisi.
Petition for admlnistintor of Philip lle&s
to make deed.
Citation awarded in esta'.e of Gideon
Fisher.
Heturn of alias order of sale in estate of
Hiram Lunger confirmed nisi.
Heturn of inquest in estate of Mury
Witchy confirmed nisi.
Hoad in Heaver township nearShuinan's
mill. Heport of viewers confirmed nisi.
Heport of viewers of a road 111 Madison
township near Win. Shutter's confirmed nisi.
Heport of viewers of a road in Pine town
ship near Jos. Shoemaker's confirmed nisi,
Hepoit of viewers of a road in Jackson
township near John Savage's confirmed nisi.
Heport of viewers ol road in Sugarloaf
township at Kitchen's road, confirmed nisi.
Heport of viewers of a road in Jacon
township near Moses Savage, confirmed nisi.
Heport of viewers of a road in Benton
township near T. B. Cole's mill, confirmed
nisi.
Commonwealth vs. Soloman Levon. True
bill.
Commonwealth vs. John Verkheiser.
Surety of the peace. Case called, and wit-
neses heard. Case dismissed and complain
ant E. Bogart to pay costs.
Heport of viewers of a county bridge in
Sugarloaf township confirmed rii.
Heport of reviewers of a road in Fishing
creek township confirmed nisi.
Venires ordered for September session
for a grand jury, and for petit jurors in the
several courts.
Ou motion of 14. S. Howell, David II.
Getz, of union county, was admitted to
practice law in the seeral courts of Coluin
bia county.
Heport of Viewers of a road in Catawis-a
township near T. Scbmick's, confirmed fi
nally.
Hecoguizance of Solomon Levan entered
for appearance at next ses-dnn.
Commonwealth vs. Ellas. Bogart. Surety
of tte peace. C'ae beard and dismissed
Prosecutor to pay co?ts.
Petition to amend charter ol M. E. church
of Iiloomsburg. Amendment ordered by
the court.
Petition for discharge of committee of
Margiret Former, a lunatic, pre'seuted and
committee dUchargfd.
Petition of N. Kitc'ien, assignee of Thos
Heece for discharge Assignee discharged
subject to payment of all funds iu his hands
Commonwealth vs. Caroline Kurtz. In
diciment larceny. A true bill. Cjsecilled
011 Tuesday, Jury sworn. Vtrdict guilty of
stealing a portion of goods named in indict
ment. Prisoner sentenced to thirty days in
county j ii', ami pay costs of prosecution.
Commo.iwealth vs. the Town C iiincil nf
the Town of Iiloomsburg. Motion tn quash
Indictment refused. Case cmtinued until
next term.
Trustee accounts confirmed fin illy.
Petition for inquest In partition in (Mate
of Henry Kingsbury deceased, Citatinu
awarde I.
Order of sale granted in estate of II, D,
Cole, deceastd.
Commonwealth vs. A. Whlteuight, Hc-
cogulzince of defendant forfeited to open
court,
Petition for n c unity bridgo over a run
near Alex, Kreamei's in (irernnood town
ship, presfuted. G. W, Appbuan, I, K,
Dildine and M. Vance appointed viewers,
Commonwealth vs, J, I,, Ulrton, Not a
true bill. County to pay costs.
Commonwealth vs. Aaron Person. In
dictment, embezzlement of public moneys,
A true bill Hecofc'iiizincaof defendant for
feited in open court.
On petition, II. 1). Mcllride was ap
pointed guardian of Sanford L. Anpleman.
On petition, Jacob Fisher was appointed
guardiau of Emma, Mary und Clara llollcn
bach. Ou petition John W, Evans was appoint
ed guardian of minors uf David Shaffer, de
ceased. On petition, John Ferler, guaidian of mi
nors of Chas, Shaffer, deceased, di-charged.
Commonwealth vs, James Dougherty,
Surety of the peace, Case settled by agree
lMOClUT,BLOOMSBUEG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
ment filed; each party to pay half tho costs.
Petition lor county bridge near DcrrV saw
mill In Jackson township, presented, W.
Lawton, A. J. Alberlson nnd Jacob Gerrard
appointed viewers,
Bid and allotment filed In cstato of Thorn-
ns llenfield, deceased.
Montgomery Cox vs, John Ljggott. Peti
tion presented by defendant asking to have
judgment opened.
May lth. Isaac Mcllride nnd E. O. Jones
nppolntod additional tipstaves.
Inquest on bodies of A. J, and W, I,
Wolfgang approved by the court. These
two men wero killed by falling from n break
er near Ceutralla.
Tho report of tho grand jury was present
ed nnd read and ordered filed. Ills us fol
lows :
To the Honorable, the Jiulyef of the Oiurl of
Quarter Senions nj Oilumlvi count, May
IXrm, 1SS0.
The Grnud Inquest of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania inquiring for tho body of
the County of Columbia, respectfully report
that we have pursuant to our required duties
calmly anil deliberately investigated all tho
bills of indictment presented for our consid
eration and hivo passed upon them accord
ing to their merits. That wo have examined
tho public buildings and would recommend
repairs to the sink pipa nt the jail. We
found tho jail Mid buildings attached, clean
nnd In good order, the prisoners well cared
for The Court House and old j ill required
no repairs except such as the Commission
ers of the county propose doing. All of
which we most respjctfdlly submit.
John M. Huckam'.w,
-May Oth, 1SS0. Foreman.
May oth. Subprena 111 divorce awarded
on petition of Philip A. Brown,
Owing to the absence of witnesses in the
Curley case,lor whom attachments were being
executed by the&hcrilij the trial of the same
was postponed, ami the court took a recess
from, 10: l.r a. 111. until 2 p. tu. when applica
tions fir license') wero beard.
Samuel Ilagenbuch appointed guardian
of Katurannd Margaret Goodman,
Citation awarded on petition for E. Giger
guardian of Katura and Margaret Goodmnu
to file an account.
The following sales of real estnto were
coufirmed finally.
Estates of Peter Ent, Jacob Ihwer, O. P.
Ent, Jonathan George, Geo. Hi-ewick, Got-
leib Gunther, Hebccca Smith, Jacob Kinney
Leonard Adams, Harriet Heifsnyder, Ellen
Long, Daniel Lee.
May Oth B. H, Yetter license granted.
From the Siureis, MUb Wctlhj: Mr. John
Bras!, livirg in Sherman township, iuforu.ed
us a few tlavs a) that his feel lind b-en 10 ter
ribly frosl-bit'cn thttt he lould hardly stand die
pains raiisi d then by. lie happened to think
of Sr, J icon's Oil which lie always keeps ban
ily rubbed his feet twice wilh the remedy nnd
iho pain disappeared entirely. lis not only
values St. Jacob's Oil as an unexcelled remedy
fir n great many other painful disete',to which
mankind is subject, hut lie also asserts that it is
really invaluable for the miny diseases hor6es
and stock are subject to. and which so often
play havoc with the prospects of the farmer and
stock-raiser.
People who have a desire to lie humbugscd
hive been furnished witli opportunities during
the past week. A man on the street sells mu
riatic acid for tlie cure of corns, wartB, Ac, for
25 cents n small bottle, a substance worlh about
ii eents a pound. The doctors say it is a dan
gerous arliile to have lying around. Another
roan with a banjo puts a greenback in a small
pack of soup and then after mixing the pact
witli a number of others, oilers to sell five of Un
packs for a dollar, wilh a chance of getting tho
greenback. This is dearly gambling, and is
strictly prohibited by law, and ought lo be
r-tupptd by the authorities.
What ax Old Piiysichn Says. In a prac
tice of more thm 30 years.I have never found a
curative equal to the gicat Mexirati remedy,
Hcrhslino Hitlers. Having use I but two bot
tles 1 am entirely relieved of a cbtonic atlection
of the stomach and bowels of seven years stand-
itiR. I regard it as the be-t health restoring
a;ent in the worl 1.
C II. Hampton, Vevay, Ind
J. C. Town-end, agent for I). M.Osborne eS:
Co-, had a fine exhibition of agrie-ultural im
plements ou the street during the week. Fred.
Hagjiibiich and John Wolf agents lor other
companies, also eli-pliyed some very line toa
chiuery.
THE VOLTAIC UELT CO., MAU--IIAU,. MICH.
Will send llieir celebrated Klectro-Voltuic
Belts to Ihe afilicted upon 30 days trial. Speeely
cures guaranteed, lliev 1110111 whit they say
Write to them williout delay. Nov. 21-ly.
W. C. Hohison, cf Espy, agent for ihe Cin
cinnati wagons had a number of vehicles on
exhibition in front of tin; Court House this
week. These wagons are well made Htid very
cheap.
Tho Annual Meeting of the Columbia Cuinty
Agricultural Society will be held 111 ihe Opera
Douse, Iiloomsburg on Saturday, May loth, nt
one o'cloek p. tn. The eleclii.11 of officers, and
a proposiiion to amend the charier will he a
put of tho busine-s. The present committee
will meet on ame day at 0 o'clock, a. m.
Fiii;n. B. IIaktman,
April 30 2w Secretary.
sHi:wtT hALES
i-lierill' Em on Mondiy sold the following
properties :
House nnd lot iu Cntiuissa si Id ns ihe prop
ertyofDaeid Sliouse- to J. K. Bobbins fir
Sl-7)
Half interest in a mill property iu Headock
town-hip belongirg to John Beagle sold to
Geoige Bmgle fe,r$1200
One half inlero-t iu a hou-e and lot In Ber
wick owned by Ileubon Miller sul 1 to William
ShitlVr tor flO.i.
House and l't iu CVntralla owned by J. Mil
ler liu'ibto Patrick llrcnnnn for j70.
A trad of land in Madiso township sold ns
the properly if Ellas Bogirt to CVnrad Kriam
er for SM75.
A tract iflii.d Iu Mt Plen-nul township
s-ild as ihe pr .per y of 'Usury Kittlien lo
Thorn is M ith rs f r $1101.
lh NuiniiliH lavein stand sold 11s the pinp
eily of Ditibl Morris 10 Joseph Pepped far
jfldO-..
Nu 2. A tract coidjinlng about eleven ncro'
owned by Morris sold t lle-niiotti 'Iheel for
f2fc0.
,-o o. e 1 ruci continuing annul seven acres
owned by Morris sold to Ilenrioun 1'hiel for
5S-VI
.u i. .v ir.ece conuuinng seventeen acres
I el mg'iii 10 Morris sold to M. G. Hughes for
i'JM
I lousa and lot In Espy sol I as iho properly of
Moore urevelmg lo II irvoy itockol lor SI330.
tract of 1 ind iu Orange township owned
by Wm Se'mvl-r so'd In M. B. ,t S. F. Asso
ciatiou of Bloom-burg for $200.
A mill pr qiorty in Brinr Creek owned by
Nels'.n Ireas s-dd lo Jac ib G.-rrard fir $2000.
A tract of land in Hoarmgcreek sold as lite
property of Michael Knlttle to S. Knorr, at
loriiey for ?2
See a woman on horseback in another col
umn, riuing ueur ppe-er iniyarus, with a
bunch of Grapes from which Spe-tr's Port Grape
Wino Is made, that Is eo highly esteemed by
the medical profession for the use of invalids
weakly persons and Ihe aged.
Sold by Druggists,
June 27 1-y.
,1, L. Girton, ol the Cllr Hotel received a
catfish from Toledo, Ohio, on Thursday morn
ing Hint was three feet ono inch 1 ing and weigh
ed 29 pound'. It was sent lo him by N. W.
Bart. 11, It was a"monslir."
It should be the aim nf every owner of
Horses,Cow,&c.,to mako thorn ns handsome
and useful as possible. The German Horse
and Cow Powder helps to develop all the
powers of tho animal. It Improves Its beau
ty and lncrois's its usefulness, It makes
milk, tnuclo mid fat. Ily using it n horse
will do more work and a cow give more milk
and be In better condition with less feed.
Sold only by weight at 10 cents a pound by
A. Klelm, Iiloomsburg.
Dec 12, 7'J-ly
Marriages.
Hiki.i;man C0NXF.11. On ihe Utih ult., by
Charles Gibbons, Esq., at the bride's father in
Ilenton, Mr. Jacob Hlrlemaii, of Jackson tonn-
ship to Miss Ella H. Ccnncr, of Benon town
ship, all of Columbia county.
-Business .Notices
PUBLIC NO TICK.
The Clothim? t-ioro nf D.ivl.l T
U well stocked witli nil tl10 latpot styles nt
Clothine for Men. Youth and fihtldmn.
Call ami examine,
OntoClarkit Son's for vour dress iroods
and trimmings lowest prices and large stock.
McKlnnevs
Shoe Store below Court
House.
If you want Good Calicoes for 0 cents a
yard or wide Percales for 10 cents a yard go
to Lutz e"i Sloan's,
You can always findalariro stock of do
mestic dry goods at Clark it Son's.
Boots and Shoes cheap at McKinnej'c.
Buntings In all styles and colors at lowest
prices at Clark & Sou's,
The public aro hereby informed that
splendid suits are now made from the latest
tyles ot bpring Uoods on the following
terms.- J.alisl &lylcs, Lowest J'rues, Jlcst Ma
terial, llol Workmanship, anil JSeit Fits at
tho Popular Store ot
uavid l.owenberg.
More New Dnss Goods with Silks and
Satins to match nt Lutz & Sloan's.
Tho largest stock of dry goods for cash
only nt Clark & Son's.
For Nobby Hats,
l or Latest btyles,
For Lowest Prices,
Go to David Lowenberg's.
iVIl kinds of trimming silks and satins cut
bias at Clark t Sou.
Call at McKiuney's for Shoes.
Our curtain cctonnes will not fade bv
washiug, Clark et Son's.
See Lutz t Sloan's Cretounes for curtains.
Hubbers at McKinney's.
Cash paid for -1000 buhels of good White
or lellow Cuts at Silas linings, Light
Street. March 10 3ni
Clark ,t Son have a large stock of lawns
ginghams, Prints etc. at lowest prices.
Harriet A. Newkirk. of Salem, says; 1 was
cured of tetter in my hand by three applica
tions ot Camphor .Milk. My husband was
cured of old running sores by using it, It
Hired my son ot a spraintd ankle, I'riieSO
cents Sold by C. A, Kleim, iiloomsburg.
april Hi, 'SO.ly
Clark it Son's corset stock is the largest.
Hoot headquarters at McKinney's.
Lutz et Sloan have tho largest stock of
Li-.Mis in Iiloomsburg. Price S, 10, 14 and
10 cents a yard.
Hon. Georee N. Corson, Norristown, says:
The Phienix Pectoral is indispensable in mj
family. It acts like a cuarm 111 curing
coughs aud colds witli the children, and 1
always u-e it when addressing a jury. Price
25 cents. O. A. Kleim, Iiloomsburg. aprlti-ly
Go to Clark it Son's for black cashmeres.
Admission free at McKinney's.
Neatsfoot Oil and Vacuum Oil for har
ness grease for sale by Silas Young, Light
treel; also iflaclf OH, I- sli un, isineed
Oil, Whale Oil and Castor Oil
.March l'J-2m
T
IHEASUP.EH'S SALE
or
UNSEATED LANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, PENN'A.
Ily virtue of sundry acts of the General Assembly
or the 1 ommonwealih or rennsuvnnia, reiiuus 10
the seleot sealed an I unseated lands 111 Ihe county
ot Columbia, etc , fur taxes due and unpaid, I will
otter at public silo at tlio Court House, In the town
H Hlooiiisburg, ou the
SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE.A. D ,1SS0
nt in nvinck a m . llio following described pieces ot
i..n,i nr ni-h n.irt (Iieri-.il us may bo nei'essary to
satisfy Iho amount ot taxes duo and unpaid agalust
the ume, and continue the same trom day to day aa
t lie seme may be rouuu necessary.
TK11MS eiF SALE.
The amount of taxes ami costs must bo paid when
the land Is struck off, or tliosde may be eold and
the property put up anu re-sum.
llKAVKItTOWMSHII".
I Lot cannon Morils t
1 " llenrv 111
41
1 .'4
3 " HuthrutI Samuel.,
1
macres luels Anthony
3 I !l
I 11
3 lots Trout stepiieu
leu acres liaelsWm 1'
vj " Klsiier Sarah
5 " llunslnger Ke-geua
3 si " Miller 1inireutx-rger and Usher .
U'J ', M.enn All"li
sa " strouso Km iiiucl
1)45
SI
.,l
lOSllll
3 ;
1 35
3 31
ji " Uri-W). icli Kiac
1 lots liuduy Joseph
lis) acres Noier lieu
5 lota Ash lieu
310 acre's Allies, Abbott ulid I.oso
3 lots ltu.ier.lessu
1 " linger Charles
3 " Itult and L'nger
3 " Do) er 1' s
2111
7 1)5
1 Ml
1,11
4 51
I M
4 53
5 T
sj acres I rockw uy c II
5 luts Charles shnou
3 77
7 r.a
I " Carruw Moins
uoi aeTesC01u111bUC0.il a; Improvement Co,
a " lirilsbai-h el 1'
2 17
03 Sll
tsJ
lots l.wns lle-ee'e H
t 12
3 - 1 I.UULMII A
a " r ry w i
at,
4 51
n) acres 1 rick 11 r
a luLs tieariiart Wm
Ml
7 S7
do acres llauck Jonathan
0 40
iw " iioates cuar.es anj aouu
4 70
ni " "
4 III
313
2 33
5 " llliiderlller lolin s
lots llumer ec Ji-sicr
b " lloilman 'Ai.i
7 is!
" Hunt l.ll
4 (4
101
2 17
74
7 SI
1 lot Kramer t: 1
I Klein
Id acres LyiiuJucob
3 IjIs 1 UMieiiee K
" 1 t-w is l.ruliK
so ) acres Maim and .Mll'er
Ii " Me.rganTii
aw) " M010 llllalil
no " .Melle.iuuldsllW
loo " -Mlnli-h COliiad
likl " Mliilcs Ilclijiiulu ,,,,,
41 " Mlldcll I'eter
110 " miubi-s-,1 r iieoige
& luts 1'altcrftOli J C
3 t'rlee e l.ucticu
3-iof lolsiiuthrutr Niurael CO
3 da
in 110
24 ill
4 III
II
I 16
718
4 7u
1) si
7 la
a it
r se
2 ir.
VI acre-s Itlco ileots-o
110
Mleppelildser 1 K
Miuiuan .lubli, deed
sli 11 nun i.i-u Hand brulhcr sUter
15 51
,vi "
33 "
V.H1 "
2SI "
a lots
3 '
3 '
3J acres
4 li
Men utt Win , 11 HI
siiiiuuii r 1. 51 5
MUllll.l W
slltek J J 1
'nlson eioo
Vauduceu Clllauiaii Cu
1 ss
j. "
lis ' " " "
51 " ' "
1 lots Vast I no 11 K
2S05 seres West ituck Mouutalu u k 1 Cu
r lots Ueti'li's
3 Wood AUL'UStUS ,
s9acres Vtlicucr Vwu
a lota Creasi Uojd.M I)
I Cuuliicr Vein
i " Henri Hours'"
45 acres 1-oiiirenb. luerl'eler
4 luts Maston llm
'4 " Monday Julin
50 acres Shuiuuu c A
s " Miuuiau A Michael
t " HeuuluverChibt
2 35
3W
1 in 5.1
13
4M
4
vim
1
llBNTH.NTOW.NsllIf,
Hoover IImIc
liucMe John, Jr
Mitluo John
Khfer A F
l't ntdnglou Jesse, dee'd
Wells Juhti .,
OberholUir A A
1IKUW1CK llOHOUQII.
Edwards (ieo ,
I'aiks Ann est
llo-ler baiuui-i ,
Me'piieiis 4.11101 11 ,
Ulier Hunlil
Woods llco ...-......,....,
Walp Jcrernlttb.....,
1 aero
50
1 "
2,Vj '
45 "
1
4
25
I
lot
1 lot
Il.UAIiCHKKK TOWNSHIP,
acres Wish Reuben
" Hawk. 8amul . ., .
" Mout Nathan
14
ss
1 so
ao
7 41
a 19
II 70
20
5114
SDS
7 0'i
49
40
DSO
II
7 0S
S Ml
2 34
4
H of foo Apple rani
as
ncre-3 iiuwrnan .ies.se
Itryan (luy
Doty and i' al.-r
Kdieards Martha.!
Kvans Kraiicts
Headier N P cstato ........
11s
SI
Minkle John
Klsner John
Ijimon Wm.
l'arkersoti John....-
Ileecer Abram
Mttlrrnamucl s
SUickhouso A 11..
VI HI
Stackhouso Joseph
91
110
schcclitcrley tleo
ftackhouso & .sutler
4 30
41
sa
t4D
40
4 41
t)J
4 27
24 13
5 10
II l)
8H9
1 24
2S
.'2 41
4 21)
11 HI
5 Sll
4 4
7 SO
1 411
7 70
a -in
S20
7 71)
am
CJ 31)
14IRI
5 20
3 Sll
SO
1 211
r.n
7 21
0
2 40
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t'S)
4 40
CD
1 SO
4 40
1 20
m
IS 10
01
1 211
1 20
f,l
1 20
1 2D
2 21
1 20
1 20
10
" Trauirn Henry
" Jacoby t) A M -
' Mtlcr Dai Id
UATAW19SA TOWNSHIP.
acres lirobst .) ft
' lllddln heirs
IIS)
Clewed! Jacob
McNInch wm
Weaver Kllas
liuubach Margaret
Klnnler Hubert
05
ai
301
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an
It)
reel inn r reu
" Price Jonas
CENTHALIA IIOHOUOII,
lot Holmes Thomas
" . Marks t.toyd
" Marks Heo
" (julnu I'at
" Itanley John 11
" Hurke Patrick P
" ltevln James
" Conner 'I homas
curley l:dttrd
" eiauciien Thomas. .
" Clark nrldirct
" Murphy Patrick
' Tory Wm
" Welsh Martin
" Zlirler Vt in
" Urimih llenjamln
" Moore John
" Cain Terrence
" Cain Michael, dee'd
41 Collins Peler P
" Dougherty Michael
" Davis llco W
uatiirhen Marlln
" lloajriandWm.M
" llowells Ihomas
" Jones Ann F
" Kline Caroline
" heller l blow
" Lanyon Path
" I.OV, land II A
" IMgh ; MahaooyltHCo
" Machen Thomas
" McKlnneye lnr'es
" Moore Mrs lerace
" Mieppard It F
" IJirpey I.uke
" Weith David
' Veager Montcllus
" curry D F
" Morrison Mrs Catharine
CENTItH TOWKSniP.
22 acres Adams Enos F. .
4 l
07
r.i)
ss
14
13 Sll
12
es
2 27
" Ai'aoacn itenjimin
" Has n Jeihn ..
" Ilagenbuch Win
'- Henry Jns -ph
" Knorr simuel u
' Kleter Daniel : ...
" Iflwryhlmon
" Hoffman VMlliam estate
CONVNOttAM TOWNSHIP.
lot Ashton Jacob
Cook catharlno
" Cook Dai Id
" .Mapulro Terranco
" Miiiely Matthew
" ueurrjo Jerry
" Cosj-rovo John and Domlnlck
" llennessy Thomas
" Mlllnn'Ihoiiias
' Cain Terrance
" Drown Wm :
' llreslln lternard
2 79
10 55
SS lis
21 34
2 25
2 00
0 75
8 2'J
72 1)4
3 R1
2 3S
5 05
4SIM)
270 Sll
5 25
4 rsl
70l)
2 01
12 93
525
2 00
111
2f5
2 711
1 30
S4 (Ml
. ISSS
515 34
400 I'..",
49S 7S
93 IS)
5010
5 27
03 00
03 00
Sll
252 (SI
2.15
3 31
2 55
2 40
S 41)
1 20
1 21)
1 Sll
1 17
90
8 93
450 acres Drown Nathaniel
4ii) " neam Joshua
lots Callahan Dinlel
" Donohoo Cornellns
112 acres Huston Jolin ..H
nt .101 ce Peter H
2l2ticre3 Kline John L
345 Kline Peter
lo's Kiu'helrtlcu tleorire
" 1 ludermuti) tieo fl
' Mc4anamum FelU
" Peter
" Marr and Klndl j
' Marr II h
2JS acres N i MO F ltl!.tOi'o It .lordaii tract
305 '. " A Porter tract
32a " " ' " I, Walkr tract
Ituston Mary
170 " Ituston Thomas ....
lots 'irelso.ich Lewis
ina acres Treln Jacob tract
100 " "
1 lot Yocum Prank
401 acres aoaDir.iobn tract
1 lot Varllnff llenr
itrockeiayo 11
Cnnc Kllen
25 " Fettero t Michael
Kramer A
1 Llnd-jrinuth John M
I " Lclbiff Ephratin
" AicManamum .Mary
' Morris Ann 11 . . .
" ltbawn Casper
" llonebach Ed
" Jones Heo
PIsIIINllCItKEK TOWNSHIP,
acres Iilelsh llnuben
" Mcllenry DandC 11
Musselman Jacob
" Diehard Iwis
' sieay9 o M
" Duly Dealer X Stewart
" I'orceaDd Craw ford
" llutchl-on Thomas J
" Harrison .larlus
" lb nmsn t Freaa
" Jones It It
' Klcdr. John & Co
' 1-inonThemas
" Peoler lieorfre
" Parks James H
" WhIWCIl
Fit NKLIN TOWNSHIP,
atres cleaver Wellington
" Hower Moses
" nine Abram
" Vons-lit James
OHEENWOOI) TOWNSHIP,
acres Albert son M and 11
" De-rr Iram
lleaifle eleo
Kline Daniel
I Kindt Matthias
Mason Augustus
Htehte Kduaid
' Wnshburn tieorgo
is WtlsunJ 1)
HEMLOCK TOWNSHIP,
acies ApplemauMS
" 11 D
" Darlon Newton
" Cambell I. N
" Evans .1
" Mordari John
" Neal ,t Pureed
' Purcell Isaac
" " syl ester
" Itobbtns Zebulon
" Appleman m
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
0 90
0 53
1 12
3 45
25
0 S5
S55
1 ?2
201
!0
8 sll
72
8 SO
C 10
111
1 32
7 94
1 03
S 40
4 20
C30
13 07
4 09
2 34
17
17
6r5
11 72
2 S3
10 52
4 50
1 SO
2 25
rsi
1 so
1 44
1 44
acres FrlckeieoA
4 90
300
33 9.1
Hess IlenJ.im'in"..'.','.,','.!'."."r'.'r. ".' '.'
Kceler John H
Lewis Daniel ..".."'"!.'.'..'.'.'!... "'.'.'..!"
Mcllenry Ell
Miller c W
.Miller aud Nej hart
less
13 76
- 2S
4 4S
1 21
0 40
1 20
23S
24 III
210
ii 40
Mcllenrv leohr
0 41)
Parker s Co
I. CL'sT TOWNSHIP.
Dewart (leo
Evcrhard John
i.erlty Thomas
stlno Daniel
HrnreeJoho
Dllllngton e'hartes
Hugti.-s W'rUht
Kline Juhu L
Kline J and 0 m Hupp
1-owenbeig pulllp
Myirs Mary
Huston Thomas
Iteere Daniel
Huston .Mary
" Charloit
Iteynolds John
-nide-r Je-rcmlah
Shaffer uenry
Yeicuui Henry 51
Camp samuel
MADISON TOWNSHIP,
's Ileoglo (ieo
Ht'chtel Jicob
Dills William estate
Freeze John (I
Itott Daniel
sands J E
I'ox Joel
Hits c W
MAIN TOWNSHIP,
cs Illttenbender Conrad
Droekwaymid Ent
Durnbach John
l'ewalt Philip
Heffner Samuel 0
lmmel I hrlsllan
Merer James
Miller Aaron
MI'l-rNiihan
Mo-a-r Michael
shuman W 111 T
Khiiieek, Droht Yetter Hawk
Sujller lohu
3 SI
0 25
7 70
8S5
1 64
Oil
3 9(1
5 41)
80
2 2-.
!-0
1 82
24
104
33
200
llsl
190
1 20
1 94
1 94
1 94
2i S)
2i S)
20)
194
Oil
4s
lis)
43
45
13
20
r.7
99
72
1960
1 64
94
'.ill
11 no
15 01,
3(6
4 67
9 15
31S5
3 15
1 ill
9'
40
3 I)
I lot
2)
25
300
21 ai
21
no
1 0
80
14
10
6
45
7
k 101
170
80
iu ir, .. t
" Yi tier D.inl-i estate
" snvil i-A .rain in
" Shuliz christian
MONTouit Township,
acroa Itrnckwny and Ent
" llb, Jacob
. . .,
" It imaey estate
MT, PLU S X.ST TOWNMIIP.
acres Hartzel J shua
" Jaoobyaiul Itiipert
" J .0 ibv Samuel
" Mill, r Henry A
W.dler 11 f
" KlsherJaouh
.MIKFLINTOWNSIUP,
acres Aten Thomaa
Dlttcnl.iider.Mary
" l.'ieusy Henry
" " Horace
" Drencher sumucl
" Hull. r.M H
' lleliderth tt.i s
" , 'I I'allurlr.o
" Jaoobv 0 a
" lutz MltataMh
" Maste-Uer Joseph
' Aar n
" Miller stcphsu, Jr
" Nuts Jacob
160
I
lt0
16
09
10
31
17
12
7
10
70
2
I
si
si
2(14
lis
i
4
121
l
96
13
47
6
N ungeer Cieorgo
SUtllff.lo.1
sai,k s 11
swe-p.eiiblserl K
l' Huraoo
., ,, " Abram
Williams sam- il
Zlmiiirrmaii Joshua
llmler Jut obe-stuto
OIIAN(tltTOW.NMUI,
1 Hon man Weleey
cre-xi-llng Samuel
fc.-rlti Jlosea estate
" l laurel
KIDi- AtronJ
Snider William
y.linmerman Mamuel
SS.J
si
PA.
PINK TOWNSHIP,
acres ItoRarl P.maucl
" Davis Thomas estate
Kves O W
" Frick Deorite A
" Kunston John A
" Krlck K twott
" ureenley Jsmes
Oordner Henry, sr
" Jacoby o A
" Kllno Patterson
" Kbmer Samuel
" l.vons James estate
Miner and Cole
" Piatt Iram
" Shoernaker WelllDRton
stackhouso Alex estate
" Warner Marirarvt P
Dawson William
" Matt Jane
ItOAltlNdUltKKK TOWNSHIP,
ocrcs Artllia Francis
" HerRcrnd Isaac
" nuclier I'eter
' Darn-s Thomas, )r
" Hi elsch Jacob
" Heaver OcorRe and J I, Kline
" contalr and Hlco
" Dlllcplalno EzcMel ;
" I Iu. ton John
" John Stacy
" Utile Itobsrt
' Miller Ullss
" Morris llugh9
40
17
1 lot
123
rsi
1(H)
s
100
50
10
80
lis)
87
73
M
811
not
87
170
805
50
IK)
1(3
1?
20
25
875
IS
llsl
21
44
132
142
12
7
45
9
10)
80
40
27
;si
47
B0
141
9 8'.
18 90
80
9 80
190
41
tm
15 Ml
1 21
1 no
1tr,9
9 24
7 20
121)
15 50
4
810
12 15
9 SS
2 43
4 SS
122
1 (14
16 20
9 04
4 03
2 03
019
4 40
8 07
2 67
1 8)
8 78
1 30
4 03
IB
7 50
2 03
2 03
0 30
2 13
1 02
1 04
58
0 70
10 75
11 72
20 10
10 75
8 8.5
8 85
0 70
84
10 75
23 45
3 82
4112
1 IS)
(111
.Melllnston William
ltlce Abram
s human Jacob
Trl4ii 4acob
MtcheyMary estate
Yocum Isaac
Yucu-ri mjah
SCO IT 'loWNSHt
Crouse Nelson
IsUlUltUlAF TOWNSHIP.
1 Hellas William
Huckalew James estate
1 o!e Krcktel
Docbler Charles
2S
42
Hot
49
192
S4
400
1S7
ilross xathanlel
U of 119 acres Hess Wesley
8
lis)
801
l.-sl
811
5
Hantaan Jesso
lAUbach Peter
Montgomery Hobcrt
stpiiliMns U!Iam
Mitllff WashlriRton estate
Yaple Henry
l.ailsh Cyrus
rpitKASUHHH'S SALV.
JL of
Sr.ATi:D I-ANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Also the following; lota, pieces and parcels of seat
ed lands.retunied by the tax collectors, ore to be
sold at the same lime, under the provisions of an
Act of Assembly, entitled, "an Act relating to the
sale of lands tar taxes In Columbia county," approv
ed March 5th, 1 sos.
HExVUIt TOWNSUIP.
7s Acres Mors'an T 11 7 6o
4 " Lucas slrenns 3 ss
rsi " Dames Charles SI mi
1 Lot Kochhrlle 72
35 Acres Miller Daniel Inn
27 " crouse Stephen 1 S9
m.-v'i , . v -rule' vwlll I,
3D Acres McKeliy Um estate
50 Cumier Perserve
7S 11 KoousJnhn...
60 sholts Christian
1 Lot Hurllncor Wm
14 3S
30 no
11 Oil
0 40
1 (IS
1 so
1 85
4 rsi
3 4
6 10
G 30
7 72
I 114
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24 Acres Kline aiarv.
2 " Lewis Sarah and Theodoro..
11 V " sales Diehard
10 " D02rt somuel
49 " Depoc Hiram
os 11 DotJonas
70 " Drink McKelvy
2 '- ChaplnDI.
to " Conuer Catharine
43 " do Manilas
1 Lot Kline Maiy
50 Acres ltauce John
3 " Appleman John
llEinYICK HJItOUllll.
lot 1 Amos Hartman 175
" 1 C.schlaw bach 1 4'i
' 2 (leo A Ileum 4 Hi
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P.arton John M 12 wi
Coleman Wm 84 S3
Creamer Hebccca 7 13
lieijrer Wm s us
Mc.Mnsh John 23 05
Penna. canal Co 13 05
Warden John 9 13
Masou and snyoer 20 37
DrewerJuhn 0 94
Kstler Washington 4 (.0
Acres 2V Poster Charles. 22 9i
Ms 1
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Acres 2
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Kramer .loan on,
Morils Itarlura 45 75
Turnliich Phebe (U 23
Vatinalfi II H " 81
Kahler Nancy 23 so
Demies James 2 31
Piiraell Mrs E D 31 01
'ihurston Martha 7 r.)
Thomas U 1 14 89
Walter Norman 15 so
saundeis Wm 9 co
Iloblaon Mrs lietsey 24 10
stlckel Mrs Caroline 8 211
Kinney Jacob s isi
Kramer Andrew 4 20
HlllAHCIlSKK lUW.NSUll'.
150 Acres Doty and Dealer $24 31
i nosier John 1 54
m ' seibertJohn 23 5j
ciirtiin-a lunonu.
40 Acres Henry Isaec estate
I Arndt Noah
8 " Krum Kllas
C K.N I'KALIA HOItOL'OII.
1 Lot Curley r.lward
3 HurkiPatF
1 c.aughen Thomas
2 " Hcfferon Philip
2 " Purcell lllchard .7
1 Creamer A w
1 " Calllghan James
1 " Denning Pat
I ' Dixon Daniel
1 Llnd-rmuthNath
1 1 McMauamumJas
2 " Mcllrearty Mrs Iary
1 " O'llaro Michael
I Tarpv Luke
2 17
1 64
2 CO
4 29
7 4s
3 SKI
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1 76
22 SO
22 73
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2 50
2 50
22 45
9 90
6. Oil
0 60
2 " Vanliureu Mrss E
Hn sou itobert and Co
1 " T'orry Wm
1 " Knlttla .osephli
CENTHE TOWNSHIP.
,' acres Treaa Amelia
1 lot Huttcnstltie Peter
100 acres Lamon Wm
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5 34
12 84
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CONYNOHAM TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot Drown Fred
vj Moran Palrlck
1 " Henner Jacob
1 " lleniusey Tlios
1 lata dosgroio John and Domlupk...
yt Lot uui,ierty James
1 Lavello Patrick
2 " Yurling Henry
1 " Leans un
1 " (iaira Pat
2 " Murphy Maurice
" Dr.ickway C 11
1 " Oerrlly'l nomvs
1 " lliffrun Philip
is ' Huber Jacob
1 ' McAllister James
1 " Nauirhton James
2 dS
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13 19
14 34
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2 43
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3 63
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loo acres Duehner Peter Iract
411 acres p.rentian Sblnezer tract
6 lots hrumer A w
1 " DaMJ-on Dalld
1 11 Fetlelluan Jonathan
1 " Morl-,ou camarlno
2 " do do
1 ' Dills David
1 " K lilt Ik-Caroline
1 " e-arrlgan John
4 " Kramer A W
FKANKLIN TOWNSHIP,
75 Acres smith Lanlcl ,
ITSIIINCCHEKK TOWNSHIP
15 Acres DogaitJohn
s " rhapln J S'
33 Fore'e Itussel
s ", lotlkeler i: It
1,1 Ix)t da do
X " do do
14 " do do ,
40 Acres Yaple Jacob
00 " Harns II II
0 " IsiiigJas XI
8 " P.rkht llariuin J ....
50 " lairl.sh Cvrus
20 " Dils'ht It II
4 ' Holder 'brain
7 " KlliiHlril)
, Lot shultz eornellus
HltEKNWOOD TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot Lcggott John
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8 34
111 20
4 10
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81 Acres Moure Isifayette'
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1 Lot Kramer in
20 Acres Eves Joseph K
I Lot HessJunas
8 Acres Nolton samuei
UOAcros lllchard Allied
II ' Vanderslic- T J
os " 1 ei-co Philip estate
1 Lot 1 uMs Hi bewa e'Stato .
27 Acres t'ails Johnestalo
1 M Kline A F
1 " Kinney Wm
1 " Purcell Wm
34 Acres Samuel Young
43 " Albert on Jo I It
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clerks, who are able
we are enabled to glvo
customer who Ieur the
twenty years at retailing,
name by lank of proper
plainly, and do sari bo fully
price desired.
Address,
John Wanamaker,
Largest'Dry Goods Houso,
Philadelphia.
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IIKMLOOK TOWNSHIP.
c Acres Elmer Wm
la (iniaapy Wm estate
10 ' saireWm
15 " Vandersllce John II
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
8 Acres Knouso Washington
73 " KcelerJacob
LOCUST TOWNSHIP
10 Acres KostcnbauderNathan
5s Mett Charles ,
4i Kostenbeuder Nathan
a " ocrlty Thomas
45 "
MADISON TOWNSUir,
1 Lot Whipple HcUiuel
1 " Welllver Susan estate
170 Acres Former Margaret
70 " Cox Wm
43
.MAIN TOWNSHIP
85 Acres Yetter Isaac 6 ss
MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot Hughes A M
IX " Hoiler Ann
2 Acres Ahijlc John II
1 Lot Kelchner Jacob sr
MONTOUR TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot llutler Wm estate
67 Acres llajlor PeU'rand Ellas
.MT. 1'LEASJANT TOWNSHIP.
1 Fox Catharine
I " Fox liury
91 Acres Kitchen John....
Oil AMOK TOWNSHIP.
25 Acres scliujler Wm
2 Lota do do ,
lo Acres Coleman Jesse.
67 " Ciouso Nelson ,
1V " lllllay LeM
J0 ' Ilagenbuch Margaret
in " Haitman Augustus
23 " do do
83 " IlliJlayileo
II Acrea lnnk J F
83 Eves James estate
10 ' Hartman liotlleb
20 " Patterson Margaret J
2 " ltlce Jesss
PINF. TOWNSHIP.
350 Aeres Lore, Leggolt and Co
100 Leggott John
1 Lot do do
112 Acres Lcggott and Frick
1 lot do do
Ire Acres Eves, Heller aud Co
300 d) do do
60 " ltld-r Jacob
20 (ireenly James
12A ' Hobblus Joshua
(V) " i.lckets K11
2 Lots Dawson Win
91 Acres Piatt Iram
55 Purman Wm
70 Eves and Heller
300 11 do do
100 " no do
7 do do
97 ' Kves Eira estate
1 Lot snider e.eo
rs Acres Dohb Adam.
7 " Drellilebls Jacob estate
25 " do Abram
2s " iln-enler lllchard
211 " Kcster Juhn sr Hm
311 " l'ai ker John ii ,
HOAlllNflCKEEK TOWNSHIP.
144 Acres Keller lllchard
4i ltlce Abram
47 " Wit by Mary ...,
as " l .airer Isaiah
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1 89
I 71
5 76
9 77
10 90
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1 82
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Adams I-onard
Erwlne Wm
do do -h
Hughes w light
Hoeee-r lltram
Miller Ellas
Witchy John
Cherrtngtoo Austin.
Lltidermuth Jacob
laix Charles
U'Van lavwson
Oliver John
do d j .
do do
do Wm.
Stauffer Joseph
strausscr Solomon
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
lictz Susanna
Fodder Jacob
Hartman Martha
schenhterlr wm
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8 69
3 19
1 02
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1 Lot Mllnes Wm estate
1 " Souder KltzabUh
1 V acres Pursell Luanda .
MKHHLOAF TOWNSHIP.
125 Acres Stephens Wm .........
40 " Cole- Thos II
40 " Miller Elizabeth
lis) 11 ltobertaand Larlsh...
20 " Hess lanlna
2'.o " 1 hapln J F
9.1 " (UbersonAmos
7 Oil
2 80
6 70
15 40
64
13 20
8 42
7 20
S5 ' Lunger James..
It. A. SWEPPENHEISEIt,
Treasurer,
aprtl 9, tf
SHERIFFS SALE.
Hy vlrtuo ot Bundry wrlUls3ucd out ot the Court
ot Cotnmou 1'lcas ot Colimbla county, and to mo di
rected, will be exposed to public sale at tlio Court
House In the tow u of iiloomsburg, at 1 o clock, p. m.
Saturday, May 8th, 1880.
All that certain piece ot land situate In Miniln
township, Columbia county, 1'enoa., described as
follows, to-wlt : Hounded on tho north by lands of
John Aten, east by II, fc&hweppenhelser, south by
land of Thomas Aten and on the west by Charles
KUnjaman, contnliitnt' one hundred and ten acres.
more or less, on which art erected a frame house,
barn and out-bulldln.
One tract of land situate In same townbhlp, bound
ed on the north and castby lands ot Thomas Aten,
on the south by land ot Michael i rover's heirs, on
the webt by land- ot Wm. Parr, containing twenty.
four acres, more or less, nu which are erected a
frame houound out-building.
ALSO,
One tract bounded on the nurth by land of I. K
schw eppenheifeer and Samuel snj der, on the east by
Iawrence Hatters, on the south by Abram bchwep
peuhelser and on the west by John Aten, contain
ing thlrty-foLr acres, moro or lets, on which are
erected a frame house, barn and out-bulldlngs.
ALSO,
One tract of land bounded on the north by land of
Stephen Ciearhart aud others, ou the east by I. K.
sehweppenhelsfT, on the south by land of John Aten
ami on the uest bv land of Joseph par hart, con
taining one hundred acres, more or less, on which
are eu-cted a frame house, biru und other ouubulld-tngs.
AI.SU,
One lot of ground situate In tho town of Malnvllle,
Columbia county. IVnn., bounded and described as
follows, to -wit : llodudedbylandof J. K. Longen
bergerand two publlcroad3, bttog a corner lot In
said town, on which are trected a two story bilck
sUro house "lth the appurtenances.
seized, taken In execution at the suit of Esther
fiearlmrt Hg-tlnst I K. sehwerpenhelser and to be
sold as the property of I. K hebwcppenhelser.
MtiXEK, Attorney. liu. vend. Ex.
ALFO,
A certain tract of Und pltute In Pine township,
Columbia county, nndntute of l'ennslvanla, bound
ed and decrlUd as follows, to-wlt : Heglnnlng afc
a iHbt, eurner ot I md - f Leggolt K Love, thence eas1
along 11 e of land of Thomas lientleld nlnety.nre
perches to u post corner, theneo north by land of
Ellis Watts seventy-nine and three-tenths perches
to line of land of said Moses Wa'ta thence west along
line U hind of wild Moses Watts nlnety-ilve perches
to a post In line of land of said Leggott & Lovei
th"nce by Und of s.itd L-ggott & Love south
feeentj-nlue and three tenths p-rches to tho place
of beginning, containing About fort j -seven acres and
a luir, wheiet.n are a saw-mill, duelling house, sta
ble and ouobullditigs.
ALSO,
Alltluitrer alu tract or piece of Und situate In
Hne township, county and state aforesaid, begin
ning at a pine on the line of land ot Simon May land
thence by same north seventy-nine and three-tenths
perdu s to a post, thence by Und agreed to be con"
uyed to Uerjamla Wmtersteen two hundred an!
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fourtpen ierch" s to a post un line ot Und of Joseph
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llinau.inenee sumu seventj-nlue perches and three
tenths to a pott corner cf land utrreed to be convey
ed to Philip Winters! een, ana thence by land of same
east two hundred and fourteen perches to the placo
of beginning, contalulng ore hundred acres and al
lowances Ac., wh"reon area two-story frame dwell
log house, large bank baru, work shop, and out
buildings. Sflzeil token In execution at the suit of Orange
Wile MutU.il hJAln fund and Uiaa AKMfioUiTnn
9)
80
against wnosl' W tts and Moses Watts and to be
I's)
90
sum as mo propt-rty ti
Watt
Amos Watts and Moses
Ut. Ka.
Out of town
people who cn
not conveniently
travel, may have sam
ple Bent them of Dry
Goods and all other goods
that we sell, tf they will write
us. No charge, and no need to
order If not BUlted, We make U a
business to attend to such letters quickly;
and when orders come We send the exact
article wanted, and at exactly same price
as other customer pay when hero buying In
goods aro not as ordered, we
Having trained and responsible
to ute d I bc nation tn filling orders,
great satisfaction to the many
choice to us. With i reputation of
we cannot afford to lose our good
service to absent customers. Write
what Is wanted, and about tho
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