THE COLUMBIAN.
laoyMsnuRM. nuiur, may si, isso
Mr.
west.
Dr. Gardner i3 Tlfillng fricnH In the
, 1'. Smitli, Ki., Census Supervisor was In
(own on Tucnelivy.
The reservoir on tho hill Impldlr approach'
ing completion.
C. 0. Ihrkley, 13i,
In Troy, N. Y.
rind wife, nro visiting
gone to
cv. Dr. Mitchell nnd wlfo have
Mlch!gm.
Mrs. 0. Vtt Miller and daughter are taking
a western trip.
Charles Wirt la learning the photgraph bual
new with llalph SnyeUr.
Work wai begun on tho engino houo of the
Water company last Tuesday.
Jloycr liros.boeia louniain nai neon planed
for the eoaion. Saratoga water on draught.
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John Sevlert, tho inulo meat man Is lurking
about fn lmarcreek township, Columbia
county.
for Kent. Tlio Kspy 1'lanlng Mill situated
atthe Espy Depot Is oflereil for rent. Apply
to N.U. Funk, Blootllsburg may 14-tf
Dr. S. Y. Thompson, of panvllie, will go ui
delegate to tho Republican National Conven
tion, in place of Col. Jackson.
Mr. D. W. Hobbins. n well known citizen of
this placo, died on Wednesday evening. He
had been suffering from recent attacks ot par;
nlysis
The 7th Di-trict Convention of the Young
Men's Christian Aim elation will be held at
Pottsgrove th's week, ,1'riday, Saturday and
Sunday.
Louis Rocmtock has engaged himself with
tho Itochcsler View Co., who wero in our town
n short time since. He I now at Heading,
where ho expects to remain for about one
year.
Tho Afton Cornet Band will hold a festival
on the evenings of May 21 and 22 for the bene
fit of the band. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to nil. Ice cream and other refresh
mentswill bo served.-
Dr. II. W. McReynolds and Col. S. Knoir
have been appointed trusters of the Normal
School on the part of the State by the Supern.-
temlent of Public Instruction, to serve for three
years.
Tho Philologinn Literary Society will bold a
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival in the Op
era Houso on Saturday evening of this week,
for the benefit of the Milton sufferers.
Mr. 13. Jacoby denies tho insinuation of the
Town Council at their last meeting thatho has
in his possession tools belonging to the town,
and alleges that he delivered to tho present
street commissioner every thing belonging to the
town as ,aoon as the new 'appjintmcnt was
made.
Four members of the Town Council have in
dicated their disapproval of the injunction pro
ceedings against tho Water Works; the court
in an opinion filed has indicated pretty clearly
that the town has no eroundof complaint; the
citizens generally are indignant atcn forced liti
gation which is almost curtain to result in u
large bill of costs for the town to pay. Wouldn't
it be a good time to stop now
A. poor boy named Holder, died last week,
Wednesday, in Habbtown. Having no Iriends
nor money it became necessary to have him
burled at the public expence. Considerable dif
ficulty was experienced in getting the proper
machinery into working order, all the members
of the boird of poor directors being out of
town.
Sweet Potato Plants, 40 cents per 100, SI.
per 500 and $3,25 per 1000, at J. Garrison's,
llloomsburg. may 7-3w
Tho livery stable of the lluckalew brothers
is a complete establishment. They run omni
buses to every train, keep the streets sprinkled,
and can furnish any kind of a conveyance from
a four-horse wagon down to a pony plneton.
No town can boast of better livery accommoda
tions, nor of more gentlemanly and obliging
proprietors.
Col. C. G. Jackson's will was admitted
to probate on the 15th Inst. The widow and
M. W. Jackson are tho executors. A bequest
of $2,000 is made to the Board of church ex-
tensiou of the M, E. Church, and $3,000 to the
Missionary Society of that church. Col. Jack-
son had a life policy of $10,000 in the ..Etna in
favor of his wife. His estate amounts to some-1
thing between S200.000 and $300,000.
iv writer in me j uno ocrwntrr niiu (Lima m
speak by authority says that the only known
contribution to the Kansas Exodus Relief Fund
by any man engaged in politics was $100 sent
by Vice President Wheeler. It is also said that
not a dollar ot public lunus lias been expended
in anv wav for the colored immicrants in Kan-
sas. "Not a single colored tramp was seen in
Kansas all winter," says this writer, "and only
only one colored person was convicted of
crime"
a nine uog was run over mi .huhi sircei ui-
week, Friday, by reason of its being blind and
larae. Some one kindly carried it from the
street to the payemcnt nnd laid it down, when
Joe, a noble Newfoundland dog belonging to
.Air. Richard took it in charge, showing almost
human tenderness in his sympathy for lna in
jured friend. He lay down on the pavement
by the side of the little dog and would allow no
one to touch it. Several boys tried every de
vice to get Joo away but all in vain. Wo do
not know what became of the litllo dog, but
hope that some one kill oil it to put it out of its
misery.
Tho wedding ceremonies of Mr. Deemer Hi-
dleman nnd Miss Loltlo Sunderland were sol
emnized nt tho residence of tho bride's parents
Wednesday evening at C o'clock by Rev. George
Warren, In the presence of the family friends
and a few Invited guests, Mr. R. S. Bowmau,
editor of the Berwick Independent, and Miss So
.,U Mills. l.l ,co.,i:tl a rnn, an
and bridesmaid. The beat wishes of a large
circle of friends go with Iho young couple on
their vovatre throush life. The 7:01 train con-
veyed the newly rrarrlfd pair to Scrantom
where Mr, Bidleman is engaged as General
Secretary of the Y. M, C, A. Tho editor ex
tends his thanks for a liberal quantity of cake
as well as his congratulations. ShicUhinni)
From the Rockport Ind, Jlanner: Thero la
no medicine in the world which has gained
such fame as St. Jacob's Oil, This in, howcv
cr, not in the least astonishing, when wo con
sider its truly wonderful curative powers. Mr.
F. Hodenberir. nf Grnmlvlew. rallfd at onr of-
fice last wtek and rtlited the following clrcura-
stance; I suffered with Rheumatism for over
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six years; consulted many physicians and tried
hundreds of remedies, but without avail. Hav
ing seen St. Jacob's Oil advertised in your pa
per, and heard of some most astoulshlng cures,
I sent to Rockport for a bottle of Oil, and used
it according .to directions. The relief I felt was
almost "electric," I got better at once, and now
t hert Is not a trace of Rheumatism left in my
body
oristu house, rmuAYNiaiiT.MAYss.
Manner Join, I). Ml.hler h19 th. honor of
rrweni K Wl,, new Kmctf nm, tmi
I .v.c.r,on of 1,,e 8Mt Drama of
""iiu uiu'iiAfluin Its original Myle In
lerpreted bj the svoclated arllsu from DaW's
Iew orlt Theatre. The public are respectful
ly informed tint no" natni nr .... -in i.
spared to make this the crowning eiTbrt of the
' special prices, 25,3-5 and CO cents.
AOlltCt'LTUrtAt, SOCIKTV.
I'lirjuant to call the memlni. nf il,. ri
oia UMiniy Agricultural Soo etv met In n,
1I,"'C' Hloomslutg, on Saturday May 16
at 1 o clock, for the purpose of clectinB officers
for the ensuing year. II. J. Mcllcnry called
..... ,H ,u urucr, i reu, u, nnrlmmi, acting
iw ocimnry. floors. Wm. Jfeal, h. 11. Itu
peri ami y n, lkelerwero nominated for dial
man. n m. neat witliilrcw Ms name. CI. K.
flyers anil J. (J. llrown were appointed as tel
lers. On motion, the .Secretary called tho roll,
nnd the society proceeded to vote forclmlrman,
resuHing In K. H, Ikcler M votes. L. It. ltn.
peri -:.). iir. meter then took the chair. On
motion, Mr. Jnn. Clark was appointed Heading
C'erk. Minuten of the 1nt meeting were roul
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ccrety salary from one hundred to seven
ly-five dollars wai lost. On motion, the Trens
urcr's salary be the same as before, viz: seven-
ty-tivo elollar. A motion to make tho Presi
dent's salary fifty dollars resulted in a tie vote
the Chair then voting In favor of tho motion. It
carried. Hon. E. J. Mcllenrv
lor President fur tho coming year, On motion
nominations wero closed, Mr. John Clark
was appointed to cast the vote. Nominations
tor ice I'roident were Mesrs. A. P. Young,
Kli Harton, M. 0. Hughes, Treat Fowler, V,
nt, C. L. Sands, Michael Vanco and Syb
vesicr i 'ursel. . 11. Abbott and C. M. Drink
it were appointed tellers, Messrs. U. H. Knt,
C. I,, Sands, Frcns Fuwler and M. 0. Hughes
wero elected. foniinatlons for Executive Com
mittee were P. A, Kvans, Wm. Shaffer, Thorn
tt'!l , -XT u
"a ii ubuu unu ii, ii, . jirown. .Messrs,
Ileckley and Elwell were appointed tellers.
Messrs. P. A. Kvans, Win. Shaffer nnd N. II.
. llrown wero elected. Fred 11. Harlman
was nominated for Secretary. Oo motion.
nominations closed and Mr. J. L.' Oirton cast
the vote. Mr. J. F. Peacock was nominated for
Treasurer; there being no opposttlon, Mr. J.
II. Sleeker was appointed to cast the vo'.e,
Nominations for Librarian were W. II. Abbott
and .T, Felterman; Messrs. Herring and llrown
as tellers. Mr. Abbott was elected. Mr. L. 1),
Rupert offered the following rcolution:
Bcmhed, That the Stcrctarv charrro the
Treasurer with all tickets i'sued by tho Presi
dent and Executive Committee, and that lie be
itu rtspons bie tor the same,
Tho resolution was carried. At this point
some discussion look place in regard to amend
the charter, Hon. T. J. Wandorslico
moved for the indefinite postponement of the
consideration of amending the charter. On
motion adjourned.
Our next Fair will be held on the 13th, 14th,
lfilh and ICth days of October, 186-0.
Fit ED. B.Hahtmax,
Secretary,
OltANOEVlLLE ITEMS,
Mr. John Evans nnd wife from Misiouri
who moved from this neighborhood about twen
ty-five years ago, are visiting friends here. Time
has Written furrows on their brows and made
many changes In our community. Only a rem
nantofthe former generation remains whilo a
ncw one has sprung uj;
Perry Delong is building an addition to his
hou"e on Mill street, which will add greatly to
the improvement of his premises.
ueorae rleckenstine is completing his new
he use. It will be an ornament to our town.
Mercantile competition is quite lively in thii
ptade and has led to a profitable issue for John
tho well-digger.
Joseph Fausey was very recklessly driving a
horse about our town last Thursday; a thin;
that should not be allowed.
Our foundry is booming and the tough mules
ara kept 0n the road almost diy and night.
Rev, lliiutz started for Georgetown on Mon
day to atttnd the annual meeting of the Eas
Susquehanna Claris,
Dr. Amroeiman has gone to Heading to at
tend the Grand Lodge of the I. O. of O. !
Early on last Thursday morn ing the sad news
reached us of the death of Miss Elmira Poust,
a most estimable young lady who has been a
Dieted two or more years with a nervous, men
tal and optic affliction. Having nearly rccov
ered her health, it was believed that an opera
tion by a skillful optician might restore her
siaht. She was taken to Wilkesbarre a few
weeks ago where her eyes were operated on
from which she teemed to have recoived no
iniurv. but was feeling very comfortable. Th
prospect of speedy recovery seemed to bright-
en, but alas; several days subsequen tly she be
came suddenly very ill and expired within lif-
teen hours. She was the only daughter of Jon
athan Poust and the bereaved parents hare th'
sympathy of a deeply allected community,
Mary Houtz and Glenui Herring hnvo been
nuite HI uui are now recovereu.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Est. Sarah C. Shultz, Return of sale con
flrmoil nisi.
Petition of Elizabeth Fritz for tho benefit
0f ler separate earnings bled,
Est. of Mary E. Trembley. Cititation ou
guardian to file account, awarded
1'i.tlilnn nf Wm. liaumeister for discharge
under the iusolvcnt laws, tiled. Not granted
nml rpnianded tn iail.
Knai in .incKson two. near uzeKiei rniz,
tim i nrA..,la.,l,all fP It fv.ln nnd F.mnnuel
Ltuibach appointed viewers.
ltrid In Sumirloaf. Wm. llnnt. John V
Hess and George JIurleinan appointed
viewers.
Hoad n Oransre and Fish Decreet: twps
Isaao A, Dewilt, Alex Kramer and Jacob K
Berllu appointed viewers.
norm in I'lsinnicreec iwn. near juu
Bright. Cyrus Mcllenry, Abner Welsh and
David Acuenoacii appoinieu viewers.
Com. vs. Ueorgo Snyder, lsencu warrant
ordered to be issued.
July I, at 10 o'clock A. m. was tixeU tor an
adjourned court.
Petition of 1). J. Waller to assess damage,
Ilarmau John, John Waltz.Uharles T, Sbu
man.Joseph Jameson, Joseph, Hartzel,Lloyd
Jliller anu Auani reueriuun uppuimcu
viewers.
linml In (Tituwlssa two. Washington Parr.
Jackson Clever and Moses llower appointed
viewers,
Edward Curley was brought into court
and sentenced to twelve years in- the pen
itentiary. ,,,, . .
in the matter oi luirouuuiugn uei ciu
of judgment index, the Court expressed a
.tlftnnpss to make anv orde r fortheadop-
tion for uuy system which U deemed the
best
Court adjourned on Thursdayuntil S.ttUf
dav at 10 o'clock,
Est. John Hartinan, Auditors report con
firmpil nisi.
Com. vs. Jo&epn .May. itecognizance oi
defeudant and Mrs. Rebecei May each In
the sum of 200 for appearance of defendant
at next sessions.
Petition of Addla R. bcott for sale ot
Real Estate. Sale ordered.
Q. W. Sunlee vs. Samuel Johnson et. al.
judgment lor riaiuiin.
l. zabetti il er vs. josepn uiger aim u
jt Campbell. Execution atlachmetit. Motion
fnr (iiilmnent refused bv the Court.
HoauMn Scott twp. near Thomas Croyc.
Hm. O. Urpwn. Irank 1-rult and le.er
III racyer appointed viewers,
Oraugeville M. S. F. & Loan Association
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VS. Ji BllleS. J1IOIIOU UI upcu juugiutm
16 Ada hlsel va. Poter Blsel. Divorce de
a-.. ail
v J nf .Tnhn Boston dec. Issue awarded
Issue to be certified to the Coinmou Pleas
fV.nrl
F.t n. A. llrown. Citation awarded to
former guardian.
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THE COLUMBIAN AMD DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA
TI1K VOLTAIO IlKLT CO., MMtSllAtt, M1C1I.
Will send their celibrated Klectro-Vnltalc
Hell, to the ndliclfd upon 30 day. trial. Speedy
euro guaranteed. Thev maun what they say.
Write Id them without eilhv. Nov.'2l-1y,
DUTIES 01? llOUOUOtl At'TItUttlTlKH
Tho following opinion of tho court delivered
tho ewe of the Commonwiinllli vs. the Town
Council of the Town of llloomsburg, fixes the
liability of officers for neglecting to repair
street!.
Commonwealth 1
t Motion ti quath Irulict
J. JIU'.I., lt Ml. J
mend
OPINION OV TUB COUnT.
Neglect to keep In repair tho public roads In
nny municipal district is a violation of a public
duty, and Is punishable by Indictment at com-
mon law. Phillips vs. Commonwealth 44 St
cp. 109. The liablliy to Indictment follows
liom the breach of a public duly. Edge ys.
ommonwenlth 7 I!arr270. Commonwealth vs.
Hicler 78 St. Rep, 105.
In the borough of Uniontown vs, the Com
monwealth 10 Casey 297, It was held that by
common right a borough is bound to keep its
treotsin tfpnir. Where tho onlj-miestlon Is
as lo the Italility mandamus Is a proper remedy
hut st here the question Is whothci the duly
haBbecn properly performed that remedy can-
ot bo invoked id. Commonwealth vs. Heading
1 Jones 201,
Certainly in some form, the courts hnvo pow
r lo compel tho performance of this duty or to
punish for Its nn performance. In many of
tlio blates it is held that nn Indictment will llo
gainst the municipal corporation itself for ne
glecting tho duty lo keep lis streets in repair.
2 Dillon Municipal Corporations, Sec, 717 and
note. And that tho officers may be personally
ndiclcd for neglect of duly. In this State the
practice has uniformly been to proceed agajnst
the officers.
The 7lh section of the Act organizing the
Town of llloomsburg confers upon it all the
powers of boroughs given by tho several sec
tions of tho Acts oflS3i, 1S51 nnd 1S50 there-
n mentioned. The Act of 1S31 makes il tho
July ofn bmgea of a borough to cause to be
opened all the streets, lanes or alley, and for
neglect or refusal so lo do mnkes him liable to
ike penalties as incurred by supervisors of
highways for similar offences.
The Act of 1851 gives power to regulate tho
road', streets, Ac, nnd tho height', grade'.
widths, slopes and forms thereof and all needful
urisdiction over the same. It is also by the
lith section made the duty of the burgess to en
force the ordinances and regulations to remove
nui'nnces and exact a faithful perlormance of
the duties of the officers appointed
Needful jurisdiction over the streets and at-
eys includes both the power and the duty to
keep them in reaionable repair and safe lo bo
traveled. When the law grants anything to any
one, llist M'o is granted without which the
thing itself cannot be. Bishop on Statutory
Crimes bic. 13
The Tuwn Council have control of tho funds
of the corporation. Tho street commissioner- is
but a subordinate officer subject also to tho con
trol of the council. .The council nre therefore
responsible to the public if the streets aro per.
milled to be out of repair to the extent charged
in this indictment.
They arc not indictable for errors of judgment
in matters committed to their discretion. But
ibis immunity does not extend to neglect or re
fusal to do what tho law enjoins upon them.
Il is contended that no general law imposes
upon council the duty of seeing toil that the
streets are in repair. I hold however that the
territory incorporated by the Act of 4 March
1870 as "The Town of Bloomsburg" becamo
and is subject to the general laws so far as re
gards tho powers and organization of a town
ship, and also to tho general laws in regard to
boroughs with few exceptions
I hold also that independent of legislation in
regard te jurisdiction over the streets that the
common law impoicd upon the municipal au
thorities tho duty of keeping tho streets within
their borders in repair.
The indictment, as amended, alleges with
reasonable certainty that the defendants were
town council and acted as such and it also al
lege) that they neglected their duly. Accord
ing to tho precedents this is a sufficient aver
ment, that the matter neglected was a duty.
The motion to quash the indictment is over
ruled and the defendants are directed to plead
thereto,
By the Court.
A HousEHOiD Need. A book on the liver,
its disease and their treatment sent free; inclu
ding treatises upon liyer complaints, torpid liv
er, jaundice, billiousness, headache, const!,
pation, dyspepsia, malaria, etc. Address Dr.
Sanford, 1G2 Broadway, New York City, N. Y.
may 7-lw.
WASIIIX0TOS LETl'EK.
Washington,. II. C. May. IStli 1SS0.
There has been somo dissatisfaction on
the adjournment resolution passed by the
House on Saturday, but nearly every
body has become reconciled. Two or three
measures of Importance will fail by reason of
adjournment on May 31st, but they are not
of a kind upon which satisfactory legisla
tion could be had if Congress should remain
in session all Summer. There will be no
difficulty in passing the appropriation bills,
tlio Uto agreement bill, the Eaton tariff
commission bill, and disposing of the more
important private bills on tho calenders of
the two Houses,
Tne friends of General Grant here figure
out considerable gains for him if the New
York and Pennsylvania delegates to Chica
go disobey instructions. Theso alleged gains
are in the west and south mostly. No doubt
whatever is felt by any of Grant's Washing
ton friends of his nomination on the first
formal ballot.
Senator Bayard will have up to-day his
bill providing for tho payment of Feder
al election marshals, and hopes to pass it.
As the bill lias the samo "rider" that caused
a veto of the Immediate Deficiency bill, Mr.
Hayes will probably veto this, also, audit
is said that he will call nn extra session of
Congress, if, after tho veto, no provision is
made for the marshals, I havo failed inad
vertantly to mention that a paper called the
'Exodus," has lately been established here
by an association of colored men. In Us
first number it piesented the name ot Sena
tor Bruco as a cainlidate for Vice-President,
and argued with great force that, if the
Radical party wished to act tip to its pro
fession of special regard for the Colored
raje it could do so by giving to Senator
Bruco this nimiiiatlon. Hun, Fredrick
Douglass, the ablest of all of tno Colored
citizens, publishes a letter this morning In
which he, also, advocates Ilruce's nomina
tion, The Impending split in the Radical
party will cause the defeat of any candidate,
no matter who he may be, and tho sugges
tion toolfer tho, empty honor to Bruce Is at
least harmless,
Washington will entertain inoro strangers
than ever before except at ti "flreat Re
view" at the close of the war, aDd the Pres
idential inaugurations, Tho boat race has
not only captured all Washington, but, ap
parently, all the other cities. So far every,
thing promises well, and the contestants are
ill excellent condition.
Hilton-,
To keep your fiuiilyhcaltliy and saye doctor
bill', uso the great Mexican Itemed, Ilerba
line Bitten the best Blood Purifier In the
world.
WILTON ltKUKF.
Persons iWiring to ronlrlhnte clothing or
provisions lo the Milton sufferers can lao the
tame at the provl'lon sto'e of Peltr Billmyer,
and those willing to rnnlilbulo money who
have not yet been called up..n by the commit
tee can leavo It with D.ivld Lowenbcrg, Chair
man of relief coumltlfc.
Our drug stores are now supplied with "Malt
Bitters," 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
(lENEItAL OIUlKltS NO, 7,
Headquarter, Department of Fenntylvania, Grand
Army of the llepublle,
PAii.ADKi.rniA, May 8ih, 1880.
Comrades! On the "Olhof May we will be
called once more to observe our Annual Sacra
ment of Sorrow, and lo celebrate another Mem
orial Dty, Again we must reverently droop
the old flag over tho graves of those who died,
so that It might still wave, tho unsullied em
blem of a Nation, united and free; and lo scat
ter upon the mounds which mark theirbivouac,
tho choicest flower of spring.
IVrornllou Div. alwars tho lendorrst. lm.
now become one of the niO't significant of our
holidays, in Iho fad that it i purely n "Memo
rial" ol the jiriratVi soldier. Tho deeds of our
great captains are carved In marble, perpetua
ted in bronze, and engraved on the Inblets of
history bill the Hlwersof .Memorial Dav fall
upon the graves and commemorato the unre
corded bravery of lherans a beautiful and
aimoi universal homage to the service and Bac
rifico of tho Union Volunteer Soldier.
If others forget tho nurehaae nriee nf the
Union, we must recall il in nnr devntlnnn- If
others forget tho cosily sacrifice of life, we
must recall it in our renewed allegiance to tho
senumeni lor wnich our comrades died, nnd
while in mulc and eloquence vou recall the he-
m-ipiij wuieii won our victory, anu saven ino
Nation's precious life, do not fall lo appeal to
that better sentiment which will rroneile nn.
lillcal differences between our good citizens of
nn parties in nil sections, bor the Union one
and inseparable they died, over whose green
gravfs we spread tho gems of wool and wild;
cyprun anu laurel.
Citizens of Pennsvlvania 1 The Grand A r.
my appeals to you, that where no oreanizaliou
ol veteran' exist', thero may be found willing
hands to pay this loving tribute to the Nation's
dead. To the reverend rlergy, lo teachers, to
schools, to orders and societies, we appeal that
no spoi, However lonely ,no grave however neg
lected, wheresleeps nsoldierof the Union shall
the sun-set of Decoration Day find unadorned
with nn oflering of remembrance. The land is
already dolled with the graves ol the unknown;
let not Pennsylvania's soil hold n incle one
that may be marked forgotten! Rather let the
cemeteries of the Keystone Stale be strewn with
uowers, nn every veteran a tomb shall wear a
mantle of beauty fit for such a shrine.
The Department Commander recommends
lint each Post provido for nn appropriate ser
mon, on Sunday, the 30th, attending Iho ap
pointed service in uniform and in a body.
By command of
Chiu, W. Hazzaud,
Department Commander.
J. M. VANDEKSMCn,
Assistant Adjutant Gkneral.
Dr. J. Schuyler, many years a Dyspeptic
and Buffering greatly with Neuralgia, Rheu
matism nnd constipation, getting relief
through nn accidental discovery of a sub
stitute for calomel, without its debilitating
effects, precribes the same forothers, varying
to suit each caso with gratifying results.
Among many who have received the bene
fits of bis treatment, the following bear tes
timony, as follows:
BloomsbtjrcIjPa., April, 1SS0
Dr. Schuyler. Dear Sir: I suffered
greatly with Dyspepsia for a long time. My
food after eating would burn and annoy me,
depressing my spirits, making me miserable
indeed. I became weakened down that I
could not work at my trade (sadler) I tried
various remedies recommended by physicians
and friends but none of them did me any
good until I placed myself under your treat
ment when I began to improvo and have
continued getting better until the present
time, l now leel I ike a new man-and can
work every day with cheerfulness.
JOHN UHRISTMAN
Bloomsburo, Pa., April, 18S0
Dr. J. Schuyler, Dear Sir .-For sever
al months I have suffered with difficulty in
breathing and fullness about the stomach.
Two physicians pronounced my case one
of "heart disease' for which I took Diei-
talis at their suggestion as the on'y medi
cine mat couiu possioiy uo me any gooo,
When you told me it was only sympathetic
of the stomach by bad digestion, I felt en
couraged and after being under your treat
ment lor a lew days tliesvmptomsot "heart-
disease " all left me and I lelt like a new
man, and have continued quite well ever
rce.
Jajies V. Ferguson.
Bloomshurq, Pa,, March.lSSO
Dr. J. Schuyler, Dear S!r;1 can tes
tify to the value of your treatment for rheu
matism. I suffered severely and for a long
time, and tiseel various remedies, but all in
vain, until you commenced treating my case.
Tho pain from the hip to the knee (sciatica.
which was very severe, passed off in one
week s time leaving me free from pain, ex
cept some shifting pains in the limbs.but by
continuinc the use of vour medicines thev
havo all passed away that I now feel quite
well again.
John Stiner.
IMillville, Pa., April 1880.
Dr. J.Schuyler. Dear Sir; The med
icine you sent me did me more good than
any I ever tried before. I am very glad
that others who hail got reliel Irom your
treatment advised me to give you a trial for
I had suffered from dyspej-sia for a long
time.
Mrs. Harriet Johnson
Mordansville Col. Co., Pa., April 1SS0,
DR. J. Schuyler. Dear Sir ; 1 am
pleased to give my testimony to the value of
your treatment in Dyspepsia, i uau suuereu
greatly with distressing burnings and retch
ings in the stomach, from which I failed to
get any relief until I placed myself under
your treatment, when I commenced to get
better and continued to improye until I feel
entirely restored.
u, Li, hands.
may 2t 3-w
Marriages.
Case Shultz. On the 1 1th Inst., by Hey
II. H. Fortner, Mr. Samuel J, Case to Miss
Htildah E. Shultz, all of Benton.
Business .Notices
PUI1UO NOTICE.
The Clotbitiir Store of David Lowenberc
is well stocked with all the latest stvles of
Clothing (or Men, Youth and Children
Call ami examine.
New Fans, New Parasols, New Glove",
ew ftnckings, anu ioisoi other iNewuood:
at nit, fi Sloan s this week-.
ISdtterick i Cu's. May Patterns atMarr's.
McKiuneyu Shoe Store below Court
House.
Ladies, If you wauta nice fitting costume
get lluttenck a Patterns, bold by Marr.
llubbcrs at McKlnney's.
lteineiuber that Lulz &
cloau's Is the
place to get Lawus.
New Goods at Marr's,
Cash paid l'or-1000 bushels of cood White
or leiiow ,uais at anas young's, Ligli
oireet. iuarca llf-ani
Nj'v Mackerel nt Marr's.
For Nobby Hats,
Vot Latest Styles,
For Lowest Prices,
Go to Davlei Lowcnberg'
The American hewing Machine Is the
easiest threaded of all machines, Bold by
JUarr,
Call at McKlnney's for Shoes.
White Land Plaster for kale by Rollins,
Holme a ft Schuyler,
Harriet A. Newklrk. of Salem, savi: 1 was
cured of totter In my hand by three applica
tions of Camphor Milk. My husband was
cured of old running sores by using It, It.
i-ureu my son oi asprainm anKle, rrlcB
cents Sold by O. A, Klelm. llloomsburg.
aprlllO,'SO,ly
Boots and Shoes cheap at McKlnney'a.
The public are hereby informed that
splendid stilts aro now made from the latest
styles ol Spring Goods on the following
term".- JstlcH Styles, JMrctt J'ncen, llest Ma
terial, Jlett Workrnanthip, and Mat Fill at
the Popular Storo of
David Lowenberg.
Hoot headquarters at McKlnnoy's.
Hon. George N. Corson, Norrlslowii.says:
Tho Pbccnlx Pectoral Is Indispensable in my
family. It acts like a charm In curing
coughs nnd colds with the children, and 1
always uso Itwhen addressing a jury. Price
25 ceuts, O. A. Klelm, llloomsburg. aprlG-ly
Admission free at McKlnney's.
Testimonial aro received every day by tho pro
prietors ot SIMMONS L1VK11 HKULATOIt,frora per
sons of oducallon and prominence- irom all parts ot
tho country attesting to the wonderfnl curative
propert les of this prea. mcdlclnn. No other prepar
ation tmt the Regulator has ever boon discovered
that would efTectually cure Dyspepsia and its kin
dred evils, and lestoro the patient to a perfectly
healthy condition or uoay aim raina. me rapiuiy
inernaslni? demand for this medicine and our larire
st ics in consequence. Is indeed suQlclent evidence
in ltseit oi its pruui. pupunruy.
Perfectly n.Veoual. Harmless.
It can bo used any time without fear by tho most
delicate persons. No matter what the ailing, and
mav bo clven to children with perfect safety, as no
oau resuus rouow lis use, com? no posioie injury,
As a mild Tonic, t-entlo Laxative and harmless In
vKrorant it Is infinitely superior to any Known reme
dy for
Malarious Fever, llowel ComnUlnts. Jaundice.
Colic, Restlessness, Mental Depression, sick Head
ache, Consupstlon, Nausea. Ulltousness,
IIVMI'HI'MIA. il-r.
Read tho following names ot persons well and wldo
ly known, who testify to the valuablo properties of
Simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine.
Hon. Alex. 11. Stevens; John V. Heekwlth, Bishop of
Georgia: t)en..Tohn II. Goruon, u. s. senator; lion.
John out snorter: ut. ilcv. liishop ricrce; J. Eiijrar
Tliommon: Hon. il. Hill: Hon. John C. lirccklnrldire:
Prof, iiavld Wills; I). I).-, Illram Warner, Chief Jus-
t.le nf em-lwls unuer. Assist. P. M. Phi a, and
many others from whom wo have letters comment
ing upon this medlctnn as a most valuable household
remedy. I'UULLY VKURTA1ILE.
its lowprtce places lc in tnc reacn or an De mey
rich or poor.
fycuare suffering and cannot nnd
reuci. prucui
Hpiriiliirjir.
relict, procure at onco from your urugglst a bottle of
mve 11. a imr iriui uiiu lb win uue nuiy
atlord relief, but permanently cure 5 ou. It Is with
out ft filncle pxcentlon.
The Cheapest, purest and Best family Medicine in
mo wuriu.
OriKlnii and (irniilnp.
manlfactlheii oni.t dv
J. II. .Jill, IN .V CO..
PHILADELPHIA.
Price I.OO. Soldby all Druggists.
April 16, "so ly.
IREASUKEK'S SALE
OF
UNSEATED LANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, PESN'A.
llyMrtueof sundry acts ot the General Assembly
ot the commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, relating to
the saleof seated and unseated lands in tho county
of Columhla. etc , for taxes due and unpaid, I will
offer at public sale at tho Court House, In the town
ot liloomsburg, on Iho
SECONnMONDAYOFJUNE,A.D.,1880
in nvini-1. 11. m tho following described nieces of
in.! nr Riirii nnrt. thereof as mav bo necessary to
satisfy tho amount ot taxes due and unpaid against
tho same, and continue tho same from day to day as
the same may be found necessary.
TERMS OF SALE.
Tin. amount of taxes and costs must be nald when
th land Is struck off, or the s He maybe void and
tho property put up and resold.
llEAVEll TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot Cannon Morris
t 41
122
1 22
819
1 22
1 " licnry "in
.1 " nuthruff Samuel
115 acres Davis Anthony
8 lots iTout cieyucu
100 acres Da is Wm T
9 45
SI
00
loses)
s ;s
1 85
3 83
90
2 94
7 95
1 60
179 74
464
1 61
4 63
Fisneraruii
25
llunslnger ltegena.
Miller, Longenberger ondFlsher.,
Mann Allen
btrouse Emanuel
0
S3
55 " " "
32 " Drelsbach Isaac
2 lots jiuaioyouseiia
too acres Noyer Geo
R Into ACitl (ItW
310 acres Ames, Abbott and Lose ..
lots i leaver. i easu
.. Heaver Charles
" uutt and linger
noyer T S
6 26
S17
760
217
63 SO
50
I 12
0 62
4 54
6 04
7 87
9 40
4 70
4tl
3t.1
2 35
760
464
101
217
74
7 67
3 03
19 00
22 20
4 70
8710
7 05
70S
4 70
9 8T
7 60
S3 acres nrockway o n
lots cnanes s-unuu........
.. ,-nrrnw MorrlS
1401 acres Columbia coal & Improvement Co.
S3 " Drelsbach o P
;i lots ltvans neeuu -
runamiu .
i- rv W S
100 acres Frlck II P...v- -
n lnr.q (learhart w m
CO acres Hauck Jonathan
100 " HOaiCS CUUl.tia uuuuuuu.
T3 " lilnderllter Johns Z'.'.'.Z'.'.'".'.
2tf lots namer sjcauci
11U1IUIU1.
" Hunt Ell ........
1 lot Kramer 1-. L .
1 Klein A .
10 acres Lynn Jacob
1013 Luwrem-u ..
i t owl- Prank
SOO acres Mann and Miller
Morgan i i -
Moro William
MclieynoldsUW .
Mlnlch Conrad..
Mlnlchlienjamln -
-Mlnlch Peter
Nuniresser (leort'O .
300
HO
1(10
100
45
140
lots Patterson J C
lTlce Clarence-
0 62
lornlotslluthrutT SamuelC CO 6 80
acres Itlco ueoreo
) ' swenpenlilser I K - - .
" snuman John, deed .,
" shuman neo D and b-other & sister
215
15 64
2(10
4 90
1410
61 6
7 87
7 87
2 13
1 SS
8 70
684
2 85
8 03
120 53
13 10
4 54
4 70
2 03
81
81
2 03
162
81
200 ' Stewart vra
221 " snumanF L.
lots smim-i
snick J J
Tllmn nno
39 acres
Vanducen Clllaman CO
79 ,
118 " " " .. "
11 .. - -
In, a VAettnn Vt K u
2305 acres West buck Mountain c & I Co
lots wetzei o .
Wood Augustus
Wheeler Wm
Creasy Lloyd, M D...
Cantner win
Henry George
Longenbeiger Peter.
Masion Win
89 acres
lots
45 acres
lots
Monday John
60 acres
s "
25 "
Shuman c A 2 70
Shuman i: Michael.....
Denninger curist.,
DENTON TOWNSHIP.
acre
Hoover Llszle
lluckla John, Jr
Sutton John...-
Kleter A F -
Pennington Jesse, dee'd
Wells John
Oberholtzcr A A
BERWICK BOROUGH.
Edwards Geo
Parks Ann est
Hosier Samuel
Stephens Amos D
Oilier lwnlel
Woods Geo
Walp Jeremiah.
I1RIARCREK1C TOWNSHIP.
200
50
880
8 20
1 11
440
220
15
83
SO
85
C5
35
C5
85
60 acres
IUlsh Pcuben
Hawk Samuel
htout Nathan.
2 99
S3
1 SO
14
t,'0t200 Apple Paul
as acres HowmanJess
390
7 41
liryan eiuy
Doty and dealer...
Edw ardd Martha J
Evans Francis
Ilendley S F estato......
8 19
11 70
26
604
21
213
ISO
27
8 53
7 02
46
Kunklo John
Klsner John
Lamon Wm.
Parkerson John........
lte-ecer Abram
.sutler Samuel S
Mackhouso A II... .......
40
680
12
7 09
901)
1110
CO
3 90
2 81
100
821
200
Madhouse Joseph
85 80
24
no
10
7
11
schechterley Geo 4 SO
Stae. khouso X sutler , , , 40
Tiauirh Ilenrv 26
Jacoby o A . , , , 1 40
SltlerDaMd 40
CATAWISSA TOWNSHIP,
Ilrobst J S 4 4
Diddle heirs 93
Clewell Jacob 4 21
100
C5
McNlnch Wm 2215
veaver Kiias 610
307 "
2i7 "
80 "
10
1 lot
1 "
1 "
1 '
1 "
1 "
2 "
1
t
1 "
2
9 "
1 "
1
1 "
2
1 "
1 "
ia
1 '
3
2
1
1
1
1
Dunbaeh Margaret 9 80
Klnnler Robert 8 99
Ne ilia Fred.. H4
rrico jonas
CENTRALIA BOROUGH.
Holmes Thomas 1449
iuuri&s 1.IUJU....M......
Marks Geo.,.,
4 99
1194
Gulna Pat......
8 80
4 40
1 SO
llanley John i......
Hurko Fatrlck V
Deyln James ,
Conner Thomas
Curley Edward .........
(lauguen Thomas
Clark Bridget
140
rainck
Tory Wm. ,
wels
sh Martin
ZlglerWm..
(irimth Honjamln.. ...
Mooro John...
Cain Terrenco
Cain Michael, dee'd
Collins Peter V
Dougherty Michael ...
Usvlsooo W ..
(langhen Martin .
IlongianaWraM..,
) lowells Thomas., . . .
Jones Ann F......
Kline Carolln....,
TY,
Keller Widow., . 4 40
I-anyon Path ,,..,....... ., 190
Lot. land II A so
Lchlirli&MatuuioyURUo ISi.o
MarhcnTliomaa. 8 1
McKlnneye har'es. 12"
Weioro Mrs lirsei"... 120
Sheppard 111'..,. ...... .... so
I-ari"'? Luke . . 1 w
Weit-h bald 1 20
Yeairer Montellus H?l
curry D K 120
Morrison Mrs Catharine.. ,. 120
OENTIIB TOWNSHIP.
Adams Rnos L 4S4
Allabach nenjtmln 7
Has n John ... - M
llagenbucli Wm...... ss
Henry Joseph ,. II
Knorr Samuel... .u...... 132U
Kleter Daniel ... l
lavrty Simon r,9
Hoffman William estate....... 2 27
22 acres
s
1 "
10 "
s -
0
s "
84 "
CONVNQHAM TOWNSHIP.
lot Ashton Jacob, 219
" Cook Catharine ., loM
" Cook Darld , ssos
" Matrulre Tcrranco i, 2184
" ShUely Matthew................ 9 23
" (leortre Jerry soo
" Cosjrrove John and Domtnlck..,,,. A 78
" Ilennessy Thomas 8 29
" Mlllon Thomas...... 1204
" Cain Tcrranco 3 S3
" llrown wm 9 as
" Ureslln llernnrd 60S
430 acres Drown Nathaniel 4SIM
429 " Iteam Joshua 270 89
s lots Callahan Daniel 6 2.1
2 " lionohoo Cornebns 4 so
111 acres Huston John.,....,... 70 90
1 lot Joyco Peter M 2 81
2'2acres KltnoJohnL 1993
823 Kllno Peter . 6193
2 lo's Kachelrelco (leonre 200
1 " i.lndermutn oco D . 1 in
2 ' Mcnanamum Felix 235
2 " " pptor....... ... 270
1 ' " 1 30
82 " Marr and Klndlcr R4 00
T Marr H S , 18 8S
291 acres N Y M O F It IttC I'o It Jordan tract B4S 84
805 " ', " " A Porter tract 408 03
" 1 " L Walker tract
49S 7S
aso Huston Mary
170 " Huston Thomas .
2 lots Trelsbach I-ewls
100 acres Treln Jacob tract
100 " '
93 00
60 00
5 21
C3 em
03 00
232 00
2 S3
3 33
263
2 40
t 40
1 20
1 29
1 lot Yocum Frank
401 acres YoungJobn tract -.
lot
Yarllne Ilenrv..
IlrockwayU D .
cane Ellen
Fetteroif Michael
Kramer A W
I.lndnrmulli JohnM
Lelbtir Ephralm
Mc.Manamum Mary ,
Morris Ann II "'.".7.!.'...'.'".'
Ithawn Casper
Honebach Ed
Jones Geo
FISlIINtJCItEEK TOWNSHIP.
:res Itletsh Iteubcn
" Mcllenry D and C n
' Musselman Jacob
" ltlchard Lewis
" swayze o M
" Doty Pealer Stewart
.. .. 11
" Force aDd Crawford
14 llutchl.on Thomas J
" Harrison Janus
" IIi'tTinan & Freas
" Jones It II
" Kindt John Co
" Lemon Thomas
" Tealer George
" Parks James 11
" W into C I!
FHANKUN TOWNSHIP,
es Clearer Wellington
Hower Moses
' I.lllto Abram
' Vought James
GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP,
res Albertson M and H
Derr Iram
' Heagle Geo
Kline Daniel
Kindt Matthias
Mason Augustus
1 lilchle Edward
' Washburn Gcorgo
WUsonJ 1)
HEMLOCK TOWNSHIP.
1 SO
1 II
90
8 9.1
IS
31
090
8 5.1
1 19
3 45
25
6 S5
S 66
1 fl
2 01
90
SSO
72
8 SO
160
200
14
2111
140
i
13
90
CIO
19
1 82
7 92
40 OC
00
22 1
33 '
04 OC
40
3l
3
2 lots
12"
ss
24
12 lOtS
ICS
S4'l
4 20
0 30
13 07
4 69
I 84
17
17
r,5
11
2 85
10 52
460
1 80
2 21
60 acres Appleman M S
22 " " II D
25 " Harton Newton
30 " fambeliLN
10 " Kvans A .1
12 " Mordan John
30 Neal tz Pureed
20 " Purcell Isaac
20 " " Sylvester
7 " Itobblns Zebulon
12 " Appleman Wm
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
60 acres FrlckOcoA
300 " "
evi
1
1 44
1 44
4 90
83 9-1
13 76
. 2S
4 43
100
Hess Denjamln
KeelerJohn R
6 '
20 "
23 '
40 "
4 '
23S "
210 "
52 "
80 "
Iwts Daniel
Mcllenry Kli
Miller C W
Miller and Neyhart
Mcllenry liohr
Parker Co.
LOCUST TOWNSHIP.
Dewart Geo.....
Everhard John
Gerlty Thomas
stlno Daniel
llrofee John
lillllngtOD Charles
Hughes Wright
Kline John L
Kline J and Goo Rupp
1-owenberg Philip
1 21
6 40
1 1
24 01
22 40
6 40
8 84
so acres
805
0 25
7 70
385
1 64
01)
1190
6 40
SO
9
HO
200
100
190
200
2O0
200
i era aiary
1 82
Huston Thomas..
120
1 92
Reeco Daniel .
Huston Mary
" Charlott
Reynolds John
"nyder Jeremiah
Shaffer Henry
Yocum Henry M
Camp Samuel .,
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
3 Beagle Geo
Bechtel Jacob
Ellis William estate
Freeze John G
Roat Daniel
sands J E
Cox Joel
Eves O W
-MAIN TOWNSHIP,
s nittenbender Conrad
Brockway and Ent
Durnbach John
Dewalt Philip
Heffner Samuel O
Immcli Christian
Klefer James
Miller Aaron
Miller Nathan
MoserMlchael
shuman Win T
Schtneck, Brobst Yctter Hawk
Snyder John
Yetter J II
Yetter Daniel estate
Snyder Ahraham
Shultz Christian
1 92
1 91
192
60
43
83
07
67
99
72
18 60
1 62
92
36
3 GO
lot
1100
1500
305
4 57
915
3 03
3 (15
1 07
110
230
91
45
3115
01
142
10 CI
3 05
610
30
323
150
7
100
MONTOUR TOWNSHIP,
acres Brockway and Ent
" Lelby Jacob
11 .. ,
" Ramsey estate
MT. PLEASANT TOWNSHIP,
acres Hartzel Joshua
Jacoby and Rupert
' Jacoby Samuel
" Miller ilenrv A
CO
2 40
90
120
1
lis
47
1 20
13 63
" Waller D J
i 11
" Fisher Jacob
MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP,
acres Atcn Thomas
" lllttcnbender Mary
" Creasy Henry
Horace
Drescher Samuel
" Hctler M B
" HendershUt J s
" " Catharine
Jacobv O A
" Lutz Elizabeth
200
20
73
1 63
24
3 84
84
80
42
162
1 60
12
11
24
97
2
Masteller Joseph
Aanu
Miller Stephen. Jr
Nuss Jacob
Nungesser George
Sutlfff Joel
swank S II
Sweppenhlser I K
1' Horace
" Abram
Williams Samuel
Zimmerman Joshua
Hartcr Jarob estate
ORANGE TOWNSHIP.
1 Bowman Wesley
crevellng Samuel
Everltt Moses estate
" Gabr.el
Kline Abram J
Buvder William
Zimmerman Samuel
144
240
43
24
144
103
IK)
72
144
62
PINE TOWNSHIP,
Bogart Emauel
Davlu Thomas estate
Kves 0 W
Frlck George A
Funston John A
Frlck & Leggott
Greenlev James
40 acres
17 "
Hot
223 "
60 "
100
25 "
S I
100 "
50 "
16 "
SO . "
100 "
87 "
73
60 '
80 "
not
81 "
RO
170 acres
au "
60 "
00 '
lea "
19 "
20
25 "
875 "
IS "
UK) "
21 "
44 "
182 '
141 "
19 "
7 "
45 '
9 "
100 "
30 '1
i
w
47 "
90 11
14 "
42 '
not 1
49 acres
194 "
si "
400
Gordner Henry, sr
Jacoby OA
Kline Patterson
Klsner Samuel
Lvons James estate
Miller and Cole
Matt Iram
Shoemaker Wellington
stackhouse Alex estate
Warner Margaret P
Dawson William
rial t Jane
Artllla Francis
Bergernd Uaao
Mucher Peter
Barnes Thomas, Jr
Rietscu Jacob
Beaver George nnd J L Kilos
Conialr aud lltcu
Dllleplalne EzeUel!
Hu-tfon Johu
John blaey
IJltlo Robert
Miller Eltss
Morris Hughes
a 10
l'j 15
in
m
4 !
1 W
1 04
Ki SO
0l
4 113
03
C 9
Melting! on William
.1
Rico Abram
i-human Jaoob
Tileu Jaoob
WltcheyMary estate
Yocum Isaao
Yucu-n Hljah
BCOrTToWNSIIl
Crouse Nelson
BUGARLOAFTOWNSUII'.
Bellas William
Buckalew James estate
Colo Ezeklel
Duebler Charles
Gross Nathaniel
20
H of 119 acres jiesa Wesley
CO
T9)
00
9 40
880
CO
44n
00
180
X
in
110
500
ISO
an
s
llartuan Jeaso
laubacli l'eit'r
Monltfoiaery HoUert
Kle-pbens William
Hutlirr w&5iiioOD tslnto
Vftnlet Ilenrv
PA.
T
KEASUnEIVS HALE
OF
SEATED LANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Also tin, followtni Iota. Dioces snd parcels of seat
ed lands.returned by the tax collectors,, are to be
under the provisions of an
sola ae 11m nuiuo unit?, um
Artnf AflU-mhlv. fliitffleid.
an Act relating 10 tne
sale ot lands far taxes in Columbia county," approv.
eel Marcu 6tu, iso.
DRIVER TOWNSmr.
Is Acres Morgan T (I ,
, 7 SO
8 SS
, 11 vo
1 19
, 1 HO
, 1 B9
114 33
, 80 00
II 00
, S 40
, 1 OS
, 1 so
, I 83
, 4 CO
, 8 84
, 6 It
80
7 II
, 1 04
, 9 SO
, 0 83
1 20
, 3 4S
. 1 90
. 1 75
, 1 40
, 4 611
. 19 03
. 89 S3
, 7 13
, S 93
, 23 65
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60 ' Harnes Charles -
1 Lot Korhh-MIRO
85 Acres Miller Daniel
97 " crouso Stephen
iikm lun -jurioiiii -.
30 Acres McKelvy Wm estate
Conner perserve....t
79 " K oons John
60 " shotts Christian ,,
1 1.0c llurllnGrcr wm ,
24 Acres Kline Mary
Lewis sarau anu -jneouoro
hmipr ltlchard..
Dog art Samuel ,.
ivnoc Hiram
Dot jr Jonas....
Drink McKelvy
Chapfn 1) L
Conner Catharine....,
do Mathlas
ttllnn Mary
Lot
60 Acres notice John
8 " Appleman .ionn
HKHWICK HOROUGII.
Lot 1 Amos Hartmau
1 c.scniawDacn
I Geo A Heam
11LOUM.
Lot1,
Harton John M
Coleman Win
Creamer Rebecca
elelger Wm
McSlnsh John
Penna, canal Co
Wanlch John
Mason and Snyder
Itrewcr John....
Ksttcr Washington....
Acres2V Foster Charles...
IjOls 4 ivramcr uuuu
Lot 1
Morris naruara.
Turnbach Phebe
Vunnatta II II
Kahler Nancy.....
Dennes James
Purscll Mrs K II
Thurston Martha....'.
Thomas O 1
Walter Norman
Saunders Wm
ltobtson Mrs Betsey
Stlckel Mrs Caroline
Klniioy Jacob
Kramer Andrew
Acres 9
Lot X
IlltlAKCitEUK TUYlKSllll.
150 Acres Doty and Pealer
" Hosier John
290 " sej Dert John
CATAWISSA TOWNSHIP.
40 Acres Henry Isacc estate
1 Arndt Noah
8 " Kruin Kltaa
CKNTKALIA BOROUGH.
1 Lot Curley 1: Iword
3 " IlurkttlMtF
1 " Ilatigheu Thomas
2 " lleneron Phllln
4 29
7 43
3 IW
80 15
60
Purcell ltlchard
; ' creamer A w 51 8"
1 " Calllirhan James I 7a
1 " Denning Fat 21 M
1 " Dixon Daniel 22 75
1 " Lindermuth Natb 2 e)
1 11 McManamum Jas. 60
2 " Mcllrcany Mrs ,-iary 21 40
1 " u'llare Michael 2 M
1 " Tarpv Luke 2 60
2 " Vanlluren MrsS E 22 43
. " Bryson Robert and Co 9 m
1 " Torry Wm 6 ft)
2 " KnlttlOJOsenliB 6 60
CENTRE TOWNSHIP
ii acres Freas Amelia 1 91
1 lnt llmrenstlBe Peter.
100 acres Lamon Wm 13 10
50 " do do 9 00
CONYNGHAM TOWNSHIP
1 Lot Brown Fred 5 84
v. Moran Patrick 19 81
1 Bcnner Jacob 2 i s
1 " llenntsev Thos 2 59
1 Lots nosgrove John and Domlnlck 23 22
4 I,ot ouiihr-rty James. s 24
1 Lavello Patrick 4 mi
2 " Yarllng Henry 13 19
1 i Kvanl Ann 12 84
1 " Garra Pat 210
2 " Murphy Maurice 2 43
!i ' Brockway c B 9 ew
1 " Gerrltv Thomas.
1 " lleffron I'hUlp 75
1 " ltuber Jacob 60
1 ' Mo4lllstr James 66
1 ' Natitzhton James..
100 acres liuchner Peter tract 7 es)
441 acres Brennan hblnczer tract 44 10
0 lots Kramer A w 9 oo
DuvliHon David 2 so
Fctterman Jonathan 195
Morlson Catharine s 63
do do 1 ia
1 ' Davis David 2 21
1 " Knlttle Caroline 75
1 ' camtran joun 1 21
4 " Kramer AW 73
FKANKkiN Tuvsauir.
75 Acres Smith Lanlel $ 9 00
I'-lSlllMlUKKKK Tuw.-saiiu-
15 Acr.s Bogart John 8 34
so " chapln J F 10 20
S3 n Fnrcn Rtissel 4 10
8 " lot ikBler r. if vvi
! Lot do do 94
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46 Acres Yanle Jacob 15 84
60 " KarusBH 9 97
6 " IongJas M 1 63
8 " Bright narman J io
60 " Larlsh Cvrus 7 112
26 " Bright It B 4 68
4 " Holder Abram 2 79
7 Kline Ira D 2 45
Lot hhultz Cornelius 1 42
GltEKNWUOIJ TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot JjCggott John 9 90
1 " 12 92
11 Acres " " nnd Frlck 9 no
1 Lot Odd bellows nail 1 so
1 Lot He derbrantF E 3 34
81 Acres Moore Lftfavette 12 40
1 Lot Tayior cusua 1
1 Lot Kramer wm 4 60
Acres Eves Joseph E 51
1 Lot Hess Jonas 1 16
8 Acres Nolton samuei 88
llOAcres Richard Alfred 20 23
11 ' vandersllce T J 6 10
Heece PhlllD estate 1 ts
1 Lot Davis Rebecca estate 24
27 Acres Davis John estate
1 Lot Kline A F 90
1 ' Kinney Wm so
1 " Purcell Wm.
34 Acres Samuel Young 90
43 Albertson Joel It 180
1 Lot "
HEMLOCK TOWNSHIP.
6 Acres Ebner Win 90
10 " lilllaspy Wm estato 1 20
10 ' SacoWm
15 " Vandersllce Jtihn H 120'
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
8 Acres Knouso Washington 76
75 KeelerJacob
LOCUST TOWNSHIP
40 Acres Kostenbiuder Nathan
7 44
8 60
1 05
24
53 " Metz Charles
Kostenbauder Nathan. . .....
Gerlty Thomas
45 :
4 01
MADISON TOWNSU1P,
1 Lot Whipple Hethnel 36
1 " wea ver Susan estate
170 Acres Fortner Margaret 246
10 " UUX U1 , 1 ou
MAIN TOWNSIIII'
65 Acres Yetter Isaac 6 33
MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot Hughes A M
IX " Holler Ann 20
x Acres Auttie Juun 11 1 as
1 Lot lieicnner Jacob sr 90
MONTOUR TOWNSniP.
1 Lot Butler Wm e-state so 76
67 Acres Ba lor Peter and Ellas 4 60
JIT. PLEASANT TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot Fox Catharine
1 -- rox Lurv
21 Acres Kitchen John
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C. GaLIGNAN,
Plumber, Gas Fitter, Tin and Sheet Iron WokC,
' AND DKALKK IN
STOVES, HEATERS -A.1STID DR A-ISTClS,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
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Largest'.Dry Goods House,
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ORANGE TOWNSHIP,
93 Acres Schuyler Wm ..i
9 Lots do do..,.
1 0 Acres Coleman Je wee ....,.
67 11 Crouso Nelson
tii llldlar Levi
1 ' ltagenbuch Margaret.
lo " Ilartman Augustus
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yj Acres leink J F
81 Kvra Jamescitato..., ,
10 Ilartman notlleb
90 " Patterson Margaret J
9 " nice Jes., ,,
PINK TOWNSHIP.
860 Arres Lore, l,eggott and Co.. ,,i
100 " Leggott John
1 Lot do do
til Acres Le ggott and Frlck.
1 Lot uo do
too Acres Eves, Heller and Co.. ..
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to " Itider Jacob
90 " Greenly James ,
123 " KODDtns .rosnua.....
to " hickets K 11.
2 Lots Dawson Wm.. ......
91 Acres Ilatt Iram ,
63 Furman Wm
70 " Eves and Heller
300 " do do ,. ..,.
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27 " Kves Ezra eatate.....
Lot Nn vder Geo ..... .......
to Acres Mobb Adam
ureioieois jscod esuue..........
25 " do Abram
23 Oreenley Richard..
Kesler J
Joan sr
Parker John 11 .- ,., s 1:
ROAItlNliCHEBK TOWNSHIP.
144 Acres Keller Richard 6
nice Atiram ...................-... s
Wltchy Mary -- - 8
Itager Isaiah HM
dams l'onard... ... 3
Erwlno Wm u
Hughes w right.'.'.'."."."'."" 14
Hotter Hiram...,
Miller Ellas 7
Wltchy John s
CherrlngtonAustln.... 1
Lindermuth Jacob. 1
Lex Charles 1
LevanLnwson 16
Oliver John..... 4
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Stauffer Joseph. 8
Stiausser Solomon 0
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Lot Betz Susanna 4
' Fedder Jacob 1 s
Ilartman Martha 15
" scbechterly Wm . 8 6
10 acres McKwennW,. si
Lot MUnes wm estate 1 ei
" Sunder Elizabeth 'i 4
H acres Pursell Luclnda , ...... 0
SUOAHLfMF TOWNSHIP.
123 Acres Stephens Wm..... 7 0
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Miller Elizabeth 5 7
Roberts and Lnrlsb...... ,., 15 4
Hess Levlna...... 6
chapln J V . 13 9
(UijersonAmos 8 4
Lunger James.. ,. 7 k
II. A. KWE1TKNIIEISER,
Treasurer.
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PILE REMEDY.
Plies What unceasing tortures arise from Inter
, 1 llleedluir. External nnd Itchlnt? Piles. The vain
endeavors to obtain even partial relief has discour
aged me muuons wno suiier, ana uiey nave iwmi
thelragony Insllenee, thinking there was no hope
r prospect or a cure. rnoi.itnsuuiaing un wiai
allure of the lnunvreinedlvs heretofore offered for
no cure ct nllr-s. and lhenlcture or atrony restlnfir
on the race of those who havo tried the various rem
edies but in vain, yet eagerly sought for and anx
lousiv i-neaanymiuginut promises me least reuei
until their courage has long since given place to de
spondency, let them cheer up, allow the smiles ot
happiness to lllumlnata the haggard countenance,
and the duties ot life will be performed with a degree
of happiness aud pleasuic unknown for weeks,
months or cars, Briggs' Pile Remedies are the re
sult of unceasing study and experimenting, the no
plusuttriof medical sclcnc;, aud in every respect
s ite. scliMitiAc und reliable Mr the cure of piles In ev
ery foim, Briggs' remedies are sold byU. A, Klelm,
moomsuurg, t-a.
Try llr, HrlKffi' lluulun llnlnnlii.
$1,000 REWARD
CATARRH Is tho inott universal and distressing
disease ot the present day, and the scores ot won
derful remedies offered for the cure of this disgust
ing disease, which aru worse than worthless has
eilscuuraged the millions who suffer and havetn-d
m vain iur reuui auu Lure, uuui lueir Kfjumgvvi gerau
and the victim still suffers in doubt. Hem we an
with Dr. Joslah Briggs' Catarrh Specifics Nos 1 and
2, and how shall we proceed to convince that we
have the best aud cheapest remedies known. 1st-wo
will furnish them to responsible parties on condi
tion "no cchk No fit." 2nd Will paysloufora
case they wbl not cure. 8rd Will pay $100 for their
equal sis a cure. 4th Will pay tsoo If anything pot
suuous or deleterious Is found in their composTtion.
5th Will pay f 1,wh) If In any particular Dr. Joslah
Briggs' Catarrh upecmcs are found different from
representation warranted to Instantly relieve and
radically cure Acute, curonlc. Ulcerative or Dry Ca
tarrh, cold in the Head, and all affections otthe
cavities of the head and throat. Two bottles in one
box. Greatest success of tno age. bold by C.
Klelm, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Try Dr. BrlsgV I'nlnrrli MpeelUn.
BUNION BALSAM.
n unions. Corns and other a'lments of thn feet c&umo
much ButTertiit? among all nations by whom shoes
are worn. Tlu-ru is moro tuau sioo.oou worth of boota
and Bhoes destroyed annually in the United States
(in the rest oi the world more than $l,oou,uoo by cut-
uiiK nunc iitrtv, ur ucunj isu, w iuiuo ruuiu iur ihuu-
ful bunions, corns, lngrowlDgnal b, sore Insteps, etc.
Hesldeathla reat srlflce, there la paid In New
York to chiropodists about $28,ooo annually; In Mew
Kngland btatta about ,ooo ; In the western and
t-o utile rn about (&o,uo0; aod In the rest of the world
about $200,000; besides this there is (fiuo.ooo spent an-
nuuuy ior causuua unu ouier wuruiiesa cumpounua
for the cure of BudIods, Coras, Sore Insteps, lender
Feet. etc. To uvold these creatloasesana ezoendl-
tures, uso Dr. joslah Iirlga' Bunion llaisam and
dutu turn cure, wuicu is luu oniy preparation
known that gives Immediate relief and radically
cures hard, soft ;and ulcerated Bunions hard, sort
and festered corns, vascular ezcrescnees, callosities
large and small, sore Insteps' blistered heels, tender
feet, lugrowlng nails, etc,, without causlnar or leav-
iutr auy pain or soreness. arraniea saie ana sure.
Sold by 0. A. Klelm, moomsburg. Pa.
Try Ur. llrlfw' lTnparulleIed Ille lleraedy.
Ec.id and Keilect.
Local and constitutional treatment for all ca-
tarrjml affections. Ur Joslah Urlggs Catarrh Spe
ciacs are offered to tuose afflicted with acute, chron
ic, ulcerative or dry catarrh, cold In the head, hay
lever, relaxed palate, fiore throat, hoarseness, loss
or voice, ana ail affections ot tno nasal cavities ana
throat, with aguarant e that they are cheaper, bet
ur, moreemca'Mou'i, curing quicker, with more cer
tainty, nnd more agreeable to usa than any remedy
jet discovered, two bottles In one box, one of
wmcn reaucea wim water maices o-i ounces tor use.
Price (1.(0 per iockage, furnished to responsible
parties on conditions.; '-INocuro no pay.' Dealers
are authorized to refund tho money It pur
chasers are not sattstied. The ftiecincs aro constitu
tion) as ell as local, siou win be paid It they fall
to cure hn used as directed, lion tor their equal
as a cure, fsoo If a nythlng poisonous or deleterious
Is found In their composition ft.ooo (will be paid)
If In any rctptct Ur. Hrlggs' Catarrh Hpeclflcs aro
found different from leprebentatton. Tlero Is an op
portunity for thoso discouraged by repeated fail
ures to (ry a train on a guaranteed care. And the
timid who tea deception may ventupetotry these
speclllcs without feeling that they are to be hum
bugged, as there is no risk to run. Warranted cheap
est, Dest and most agreeable. If notfoud satisfac
tory demand our money and It wiU;b reuirned.
ouiu uj j, jvieim, luuuuiauurK
11 H. J, ltHlGGSCO..
Newark, New Jersey,
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DOESYOURBAOK ACHE?
Do you have l'aln in tho side 1 Aro you un able to Retain
or Kipel jour Uilnol U jour Urlue hlirh colored? Do
jio)uu uuto Aiuuiuiuuus or linen jiubi. iirpoeine in your
L'r'ue ? I)o you nun- r Iron Nervous Debility or Weiknwer
you havo l'alulul Urlnallns? 'Ilwn your KIDKETe or
II LA Dl) EH are ttlectea, nnd you should not delay u1ut
otir Pad at once, lor 11 will certainly cure you, leheo iiota
lnir else can. For sale by drugclsta, or sent by mall upon
receipt or prlue, n.ew. t-cud usjour addresi tor.certlflcates
ol cuies and our boolc, "How a Uto was saved.
LAY KIDNEY PAD CO., TOLEDO, OHIO.
liriiEWAIlE of all other Kidney Tads.
DISTRIBUTING AQENOY AT THUS
PEOPLES' DRUG- STORiH,
Illnnnisliiiri;. Pit.
Out of town pr
people who can- E3
not conveniently
tmveli may have earn
pies .ent them of Dry
Good. and. all other good
that wa sell. If they will write
us. Ho charge, and no need to
order If not aulted. We mako It a
nesa to attend to.uchlettere quickly;
orders oomo wa send the exact
article wanted, nnd at exactly same price
other customers pay when here buying tn
gooda aro not as ordered) wo
Having trained and responsible
to use discretion in flllinjr orders,
great eatiefactlon to the many
choice to ut, Vtth a reputation of
wo eannot afford, to lo.e our good
servtoe to absent customers. Vrlte
what Is wanted, and about tho
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