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FIIE 01LUMB1AN.
iiLoomnuun, ntinir, jukkii, tsso
jli.s Hunt
Is llio k' of Miss E. I,.
t'onslon.
T.ll. nobton, Kq . Is nllcmllng tlieflrcen
Lack convention nl ChlrnRO,
Velrlken. of Muncr, is vUillng Mi
IeII McKinncy.
t p. Hotline, Mercantile. Appraiser was in
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town on eunesunj, ikjiuihj; ms iicui.
v H, Lltllo ftml A. 0. Srnllh, Eki., attend-
L Soprome court nt Ilarrl'Surg, Ihln week.
tlfv, K. Hi Yocum nrnl family rtlurniJ
home last wi Thursday-.
T. W. Evans hns entered his name as a law
Ltmlent, and commenrcil his rttidlw.
A stono pavement Is being laid down in front
lot llie I'resbvterlan church.
Dr. E. C, Harrison, of Lenlnburg, was In
I town tins week.
The examination of the Senior Clafsat llio
I Normal School will begin next Wednesday.
Pfriirsion tickets to Cincinnati and back, can
k obtained of It. D. Darlington, the agent at
ltupert, for ?22.S7.
Dr. William McKelvy started for Colorado
ffilh his uncle, Thomas C. Abbott, on Wed
ntsJaj last. Ho Intends to locate out there.
Olisco Cameron has opened a barber shop
under the City Hotel, and asks for a sharo of
the public patronage.
Uev. Ii. Miner and K. It. Drinker attended
the Kii?copl convention at Heading this
week.
Hon. C. It. Bucknlow and Col. J. Q. Freeze
Attended the Supreme court at Harrisburg
tliis week.
The indebtedness of the lSloom school dis
trict has been lednced about $2,200 tho past
year. The statement, appears in uurauieun-
In? columns.
Some fine specimens of the skill of John J.
Mcltenry, of Itenton, as a fisherman, were
brought to town last week. They were trout,
llie smallest of which w.is a loot long.
Tho celebrated horse, I'rince John, owned
by William Shoemaker, formerly of Hemlock
township, died in Schuylkill county about two
weeks ago. He was valued at $2,000
Thomas C. Abbott, of Colorado.has been visit
log relatives here rtcently. Ho went west
abjnt twelto years ago, and this is his Hist trip
home.
The ladies of the M. E. S. S.,of Orangcville,
will hold a festival on EriJay and Saturday
ntolils June 18 and 19. Tin Orau Seville liar.il
will furnish music for llie occasion.
The Hev. Mr. Hall, of I.ewisburg will prfacl
in the Biptist church next Sabbath morning
and evening. He is highly spoken of as an
aMo divine.
The sala of personal property at tho Cily
Hotel was continued until Saturday of this
week. About half the goods remain to be
sold.
lly the courtesy of the Western Union Tele
graph office and its operator, we were inlurraeil
of the results of the ballots at tho Chicago
convention as they occurred,
Jim Herdic, two years since Greenback can
iliJato for Senator in this district, is said to lo
one of tho parties arrested for pool selling and
roulette gambling in l'hiladelphia last tied
Ifsday. Sullivan Iteneie.
Whenever you are rcancstpd to sign a con
tract by a stranger for m-w (angled improve'
ments, be sure to open it out full length, read
bulb sides of it carefully, fold it up judiciously
return it to him firmly, and tell him to go
Wost.
The Wheeler Ifo. ( has taken the lead the las
five pears the world over, as the most perfect
combined ltcaper and Mower, b or strengthen
rability, ease ot management and excellence u
work, either reaping or mowing, it cannot he
leuten, Wm. Tursel, llloomsburg says he is
inore than pleased with his No. 0. june -l-5w
One niglft last week, cowb brpko into the gar
den of a lady who had done raostof ttyework
lierielf, and had things growing nicely, and
destroyed the entire crop's. This sort of thing
is permitted by a "poor man's" council.
''poor woman's" council would shut the
cows up.
Estbav. A dark rod cow with knobs on her
horns, whilo spot on breast, strayed from the
premises of the undersigned oa June 1st. Any
person knowing her whereabouts will please
inform the owner,
june JOIIN D. JONES,
We are sorry to hear of the serious-injuries
received by commissioner Kelchart on Tuesday
lat at Mainville. Dy some means his horses
knocked him down as he was watering them,
and one of them tramped on his head and
stomach. He is now lying in a critical condi
tion. Ifis many friends will await anxiously
tho result of his injury,
The New York Sj states that the month of
June will be of special interest to those who
are fond of sky-gazing, because it will bring
one Into more favorablo positions for observa
tion of the great planets, Jupiter and Saturn
Jupiter now rises about half past one o'clock ii
he morniug, and Situru half an hour later.
Kear the end of the ii)ou Ih both wjll rlseabout
midnight. All through the summer and fall
theso plmtts will shine closg together, growing
more brilliant eyery week, until, in October,
the earth gets between them and the sun, Tlun
Jupiter will shine with exiraordlnary splendor
and both will present opportunities forjteloscop
ic Inspection such as have not been enjoyed be
fore In seyeral years. Mercury will be au eve
ning slur during June.
Oaiorne Xo, 8 Light Reaper weighs 7C0 lit,,
rtna very light, has perfect lilting apparatus,
ivlrby's celebrated rolling head rakea (aclsnow
edged to he the host self-rake ever invented)
perfectly controllable, and has no springs to get
out of order-- consequently is the most durable
and light reaper In the market, june i-5w
WHOSE HOUSE WAS IT t
About two weeks ago, n man whose name we
have not learned, had Ills attention attracted
by blood in the road, over In Locust township
in what is callod Panther holbw. Following
the trail it led him into tho woods and finally
to the body of a dark bay horse, in fair condir
fion,with tho jugular vein povprtd, No ono in
hat section owned such a horse, ami there is
some excitement over the mailer, Wliosj the
horse was, or how it got there Is a mystery.
Can any one explain it?
D.M. Osborne A Co.. the ctltbrated manu
facturers of Reapers, Mowers and Self-binders
at Auburn, N. Y., sold six thousand "Osborne
elf.binder" lastjoar, They have several acres
of shops, employ 1,000 skilled workmen, and
turn out one hundred and twenty-live ins
tblnes ytry dajr. june 4-6V
THE i COLUMBIAN AND
Constable Harris h. I i ,
?;:;f;,,oa,on the U'J? "Z
The council will ,it a, a board of appeal, on
Saturday J0 12.1, at two o'clock Z m.Z
o council room.
When you see either (!. H. it n.
lueklngh.m coming in your house with n big
book, get out the fcmly iMo nnJ .
ou are. Ihey wsnt vnn, t,m .-.I ..
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1'hysiclana freelv i,tn.tl,.m. i...
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Medicine, "Malt 11 ti. ,
Ulng, strenKthcn nir and n..rlr..i .i.. .,.
other foims of milt or medicine, while free
frcm ll
lie objections urged against malt liquors.
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rc,t will hold a S'rauberry .ml he Cream
be.ttval In the churchyard at that place on
trhlay evening, and Saturday afternoon and
"..ngoi next week. Should it ralnonSat-
inlay, it will be postponed until tho 20th.
Weeds for the benefit of the rlmrr-l,. ti,
JitpMimn, by mistake, tmi, it,. r,tJni ,m.
week.
OSBOnHK No 3 ltKAPEn. wtiln.nil
000 lbs., Is the old stand bymachlne for farm
era having large and heavy harvests to reap,
ioucm alWOy, depend upon It-wet or dry,
tall or short, thick or thin. A. Ii. Croop, l!ri
nrcrtck, says hi, Ao, 3 f, the toss of all the ma
( lines ho ever saw. Ono team works all dav In
the warmest weather nn.t .1 .,( i..i i. .
il. His 13 yosr old daughter did all the reap-
"K imer lue nrst H I dir. T i
tl.cm--Mid he happy. june4-6w
THE l'AT HEritnsE.NTATlVE OP TIIE11TII.
A Washington despatch savs: TIipw is n
... mo ocnnie uy which uavld Davis
and tho other heavy weights ascend ami de
scend from the basement to the upper floors,
ununoneri iviotz.of I'ennsyhnnla, who weigl
almost JUO pounds, wants the same convenience
for the House. He oflercd an amendment to
bundry Civil Appropilation bill approiironr a
k. 0"r fnn i .
hub i,uuu lor an elevator In the Houe, and
me commitice agreed lo his amendment,
whereupon Mr. Klotz walked across the aisle
and warmly shook tho hand of llufsel Klirtt,
who has of lato grown very corpulent. Tho fat
men all oyir the House seemed to he particu
larly wtll Mea-ed at tho success of Mr.
Eor ltcnti The Espy I'laning Mill situated
althe hspy Depot IsoOired for lent. Apply
10 I . u funk, llloomshurg- may H-tf
The actual value in money of a kiss is likely
to bo seltltd by a North Carolina jury. A cirl
down that way, whether while or colored is not
stated, bought a set of jewelry, for which the
was lo piy a hundred liises, ono a day tilt the
tally was complete- After the first thirty days
tho girl backed out, probably because tho thing
got too monotonous, nnd the man of course
there was a man in the case as wtll as a woman
brought suit ngaiustber for breach of contract
The verdict of the jury is waiud for with breath
less anxiety, l't-
In looking over the limning Pigeon, a paper
published at Springfidd, Mas., and devoted lo
the Inteic't of Carrier pigi-on fanciers, we find
that the Inter State Concourse of 18S0 will lake
ulace on Wedneijliy next, June lOlh. The
raco is fqr a gold medal given as a prize o'
honor by the Homing Pigeon Society of Troy
N. Y., and numerous special prizes onl dipli
mas. The fanciers in twenty-four ciihsand
towns, represtntiig Mnachupctls, Connecti
cut, Khode Island, New York, New Jersey,
Maryhnd, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and the Prov
ince of Ontario, Canailj, have entered their
birds fir llie canity. Tho distance from the
homes nf tho birds to the point of loosing is to
he nearly as possible, west 270 miles, airline.
The birds are lo be looed at 8 a. in., exactly
and tbe lime of flying will be computed from the
time the. birds are liberated until ihey enter
iheir coops at home. The bird making the
mile average in the shortest time will be de
clared tho winner. Illooni'burg is designated
as the loosing station for the Providence, Ii. I.
birds, and it is probable that the pigeons from
there will be sent to Emerson Dillon who ia tbe
p-jrson named to libciate them at this place. It
will bean inicresling igtitus these are .he first
birds to be libentwd here, and wo venture to
say that many of our citizens will witness the
departure of these little yoyagers on their Ion;
homeward journey.
"LONDON I'tmriX"
Is the safest, best and cheapest material ever
used for the destruction of the Potato liug,Cot
ton Worm and Canker Worm, and has become
the recognized Doicon for the ejttrmination of
theso fearful plagues.
It was first introduced In 1S77, sinco which
time it has received the mast unqualified sup
port of all the leading agriculturists throughout
the United Slates.
It has been cirefully nni.lyzed and recom
mended by the U. S. Agricultural Department
at Washington by the U. S. Entomological
Commission, and by the I'roftssor of the
State Colleges.
It was sold in large quantititics throughout
al the districst where oll'eicd In 1S79, and in
every caso where properly applied gavp un
bounded satisfaction, destioying not only the
larvie.but also the winged insect,and leaving tho
ines both clean and healthy.
It costs much less than Paris Green, and goes
early three times as far. Eor sale by Moyer
Bros., Jlloonicburg, at wholesale and retail.
may 2fl-i
(Communicate, AccDtNi,
Last Saturday evening, about seven o'clock,
little boy.six years of nge, son of John White,
f Centre, while drmrg a heavy and aged team
lorso lo water, as ho was want to do, was run
over by the horss nud hai)ly Injured,
On being lifted from Ihe dust it was lounu
that his left arm was broken aboutbalf way
between the shoulder and elbow and apparent,
ly Injured otherwl-e. About a half hour afier
receiving the injuries bo was seized with yio-
lent convulsions which continued wllh severity
ill near ten o'clock. Tho symptoms were of
ch a foncilable character that all hopes ol re
storing reason were iulinqulshcd by (hose pres
ent, and the members Qf the laniily garnered
around what lo them appealed inevitably to bo
the death bed of their little son and brother.
Dr. McKolvy.who was Immediately sumniont) I,
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arrlved a ww miuuie mm o u un.ti., am.
rliaruo of the case, carefully trea'ing every
yviniiiom till the siasuis were arrested and the
child had required sufficient strength to unJer
L'o the operation, he skillfully adjusted the
broken bjno and tbelittu sun r.r ron'i i
into an easy and natural bl.ep about midnight,
from which he did not awake until about two
lock in the morning, when he asked for a
drink of waler and in a car and natural tone
irsvB the particulars of Ihu accident. JJe saun
"I was after 'Old Kalo' down to water, when,
11 at once, she turned around ami boroie t
ret aw.iv. ran over mo. tuat is hi i
remember." The joy and gratitude ot tuo i.im
lly, on hotring this reasonable and natural ex
rasslon can only be imagined.
When about eight months old, the right arm
nflbls unfortunate little fellow was renueren
helpless by a stroke of paralysis and at present
is small and deformed, llio hind being weak
n.l uncontrollable While looking at his
broken arm, he reimr'ked, "This U rather
luil. I onlv bad ono hand before
now I have none, I can't g)lo school nor
oven cat." He Is now doing very well, nd
is hoped will soo i bo out again.
It Goes Like Wilu Fibe.-I sell twenty
botlles of the Oreat Mexican Remedy, to one of
any other medicine in mv slore. i( cures ev
n 1 1 m a anil imea like wild fire, I cured mv
wifdof chilli and fever and my ihlld of croup
J D. Froman, druggist, Marmanu, inu.
THE VOLTAIC IIBLT CO., MAHSIIALt,. MICH.
Will n,t II,. I. l..l.. ...1 i.i.....,,
liQlts to the nflllctcd upon 30 day trial. Spctdy
Clims Dlliruhln,.! .pi I . ., '
U'.T. iiii-Y mom wnsi uiey say,
W rile in I In,), without ffov. 'j.ir
Geo. Heckmin, the landlord . T.tl,i.,,i
Is well prepared for the traveling public.
The Commissioners
Monday. Appointed ih fall
. WVi.VVIAlin 1U1
the ensuing ycart
Iieaver Daniel Singleys-sr,
lien ton
Berwick John J. Jacoby,
llloom Heubcn Harris,
lirinrcrcek Henry Edwards.
Catawlssa Isaiah John.
Centralia Dirid Wslh.
Centre I, J. Hess.
Conyngham John P. Hanlan.
Eishlncrrck
Eranklln Moses Hower.
Orecnwond Wesley Morris.
Hemlock S. S. Shoemaker.
Jackson Z. Ti Dull.
Locust Adam Johnson.
Mndlson-O. P. Christian.
Maln-H. G.John.
MI(llin-0. W. Hess.
Moutou r Wm .Trowbridge .
Mt. Plea-ant Hobert Howell.
Orange M. C. Keller.
Pine P. W. Soncs.
Koaringcreek 1). W. Harig.
Scott Willlts Hartman.
Sugarloaf Shadrach Hess.
Harriet A. Newklrk, of Salem, says: 1 was
vi.iuuui iceier in my nand Py three appltca
nuns hi uampiior miik. My liusband was
cured of old running sores by using it. It
cured my son of a spraintd ankle. Price 25
ceins. pom tiy u. A, Klclm, Hloomsburg.
npill 10, '60,ly b
OIIANC1EV1LI.E ITE.M3,
Mefsrs. Stewart nnd Low have crettlv lm.
proved their store buildings by the addition of
exten-fve awnings.
S-auiucl Achenbach has put tin toof on his
buildings as a guard against fire.
The ciiiz-nsof this phco hnvc contributed
liberally t j Hie relief of Nicholas Kindt, who
was burned out In Greenwood a short time
ago.
Mrs. Sophia Murriy, who was burned out at
Millon, is now stiylng wiihhcr family at her
fathers, David Achenbach.
The religious denominations of this place nro
soliciting means to' assist their unfortunate
brethren of Milton to rebuild their churches.
James Harm m has returned from his trip to
Kansas, Ho seems to have been favorably im
pressed with the Great West.
Camden Mears, ofthis place, is now rrg-dsr
ly furnishing our cllizi-ns with an excellent
quality of beef.
The present term of our Academy will elose
on the 23th inst, On Thursday evening there
will bo a Pronieiindo Concert fur teachers, slu.
dents and bind. Oi Kridiy.it 9 a. in., a re
union of friends, teacners and studi-iils, fol
lowed by the Anniversary address by Eel-. John
llurrows, of Will!atupcrl. In the afternoon
there will bu e.crcbes by the Senior Class and
an exliibiliuu in the evening.
Nl-hilt.land.
TAKING THE CENSUS.
The enumerators have commenced their work
and wi.l elo-e on the last day ol this month,
having nllotttd to ihem ibe short space of 30
days wherein to lompleto their laburs. They
will address you politely, nnd we hope tlut
our citizens will show ihat they cherish a full
appreciation of this matter, by giyiug prompt
nnd intelligent answers to each and every ques
tion propounded, A refusal lo do so, through
whim or caprice, subjects the person so refus
ing to pay a penally of $50.' The (numerators
are the agents of llie government, engaged in
an important work, and they should bo receiv
ed and respected secordingly by oue'nnd all.
In the first place it is t eccssary to write
down the name of every person whose usual
place of abode on tbe first day of June, 18S0,
was in the family.
Tho ago of each, sex and color, whether
while, black or mulatto.
Profession, occupation or trade of each male
person over fifteen years of age.
Value of real es'ile owned.
Place of birth, naming the State, Territory
or country.
Married within llie year.
Attended school within tho year.
Persons over twenty years of age that caunot
read or write.
Whether deaf or dumb, blind, insnno or idi
otic, pauper or convict.
Name of owner, agent or manager of tbe
farm,
Number of improved acres.
Number ofunitnproved acres.
Cash value of farii).
Value of farming implements and machinery
Live stock on baud June 1st, 1SS0, viz;
number of horses and mules, aso', working
oxen, milch cows and oilier cittlu, swin e and
sheep. Value of live slock.
Value of animals slaughtered during the
year.
Produce during tho year ending Juno 1st,
18S0, viz: Number of bushels of wheat, rye,
Indian corn, oats, beans and peas, buckwheat,
barley, Irish potatoes, sweit potatoes, pounds of
wool and pounds of tobacco.
Value of oro land, p.-cducls in dollars.
Gallons of w ine, value of products of market
garden, pounds of butter, pounds of cheese,
tuna of hay, bushels of seed, and bushels of
grass seed, pounds of hops, pounds of llax
eed, pounds of maple sugar, gallons of molass.
es, iounds ofitoneyandbee,swax,valie of home
mado manufictures.
Name of corporal! n, company or individu
al producing urticles to the annual valuo ot
ve hundred dollars.
Name of business, inaniifictiire or product.
Capitil iiivest.d in real estate and personal
tate in tbe business
Raw material used, inclu ling fuel, viz; quan
tities, kind', values, kind of motive power, ma
chinery, structure or resource.
Aveinge number of hands employed, mzi
male, femris, average iqonthly enst qf feiinle
labor,
Annual products, vizi quantlths, kinds and
values,
Name of every pers in who died during the
ear eudin June 1, 1SS0, whosj u.ual place
fabodowaaln the family, the nge, sex and
color, whether whiti, black or mulatto, mar
ried or widowed, piuco of birth, turning tho
State, Territory or country, month in which (he
person died, profession, fluciipulipn Of trade,
di'Case or causeof deafh.
In adJition to ihese lliere ur a number of
other questions, the answers lo which can be
given with little trouble, It i hoped that ov
cry porson who toes this request will, lufuro
make out ttio answers, and In caso ot ab
eence, leave it with the family, ready for the
ollicer when be makes his appearance.
The Act of Congres providing for Ibe taking
of iheceosus makes it obligatory upon the in on
ufacturer, tanner and all others to impart to tho
enumerators all tho Informajion required, Hnd
we dqubt not that our citizens, who have just
reason to be proud ot their statistics, will cheer
fully nnd promptly furni-h the desired facts
ve lien called upon, io llio-c who object to au
swer the Interrogatories cn the ground of not
wblilng In eiKotlie nalureof iheir business
it Is moper to stale that it is not desired lo elicit
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any line rutueiuu mm-ii wm un u&cu ur j'uunsu
ed as concerning the opcraiionsof any Individ
ual or concern. The tirimai y faets are confi
deiilially received, and will only ba published
In connection will;, oi.d tea u part el, a great
bmtv of llinilar facts, from which it will be im
possible to abstract those of Individual firms or
corporations.
DEMOCIMT3LOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA. COUNTY,
One of New York's pronit'itnt chemists, Mr.
Albert C. Dunning, e l CI llowcry, saysi
St. Jacob's Oil cured a well-known auction
eer and manyollie-i prominent citizens of Itheu
matism, It Is a icltshle remedy.
TUB IlMNS eiF MlLTOX.,
Tho following extract (torn an nrllrle In
Monday's Onied! fc Bulletin gives a fair idea
of what is being done In that unfortunate town:
It was Just three weeks last Friday since tho
groat firo swept away Ihrro-fourlhs of the pretty
lltllo town of Milton in nbout four hours, and
hid waste all Its hotels, churches and business
houses A look over tho ruins Saturday
showed that the people are slowly recovering
from the terrible shock they teculved, and aro
beginning lo rebuild their ruined homes, tho
spcclaclo yet prccnted Is a sad one. The
streets aro blocked up on all sides wllh piles of
brick, broken columns, twisted Iron pipes and
shattered blocks of granite nnd marble, nil glv
inn evidence of the crucial test through which
they passed when the firo raged In all Its fury
from block to block and from street to street.
The process of rebuilding will bo slow and te
dious, on account of so much time being re
quired to remove tho debri', restoic the founda
tions and get new material on the ground. Tem
porary light Irame buildings nro springing up
all around tbe ruins for shops and places of
busmen, until bettor ones can bo built, The
sound of tho saw, tho Irowcls and the hammer
aro heard on every hnnd, giving evldcnca of
tho pluck and enterprise of the peoplo, and It is
predicted that In a few years Milton will bo re
built nnd handsomer thin before.
The number seeking relief has dwindled
down to small proportions, ns all those who are
able and willing to work, can find It The
commissary department is still kept open, nnd
a small corps of clerks is still on hand to re
ceive and deal out provisions. Contributions
are still coming In, and ihey are being faith
fully and judiciously distributed. In some in
stances consignments of" clothing have been
stored away for uso when cold we.ilher sets In
The people appreciate the liberality of the
country in contributing lo their wants, and
have made the inosi careful distribution of pro
visions and goods among llie sufferers. The ll
dies' teliel society has been yery activo in sup
plying the wants of women and chll Iron, nnd
it is well officeied. It has done a world of
good. Tho organization will be kept up for
sometime, and no pains will bo spared by the
excellent ladies having it in charge, to do tbe
largest amount of possible good for llie needy
and deserving. They still solicit contributions
of clotlilrgnf oil descrittions.wbich they prom
ise to falihfully distribute. They will glaclly re'
ceive calicoes, muslins, cloths, and everything
In fact that can be worked up into clothing for
women and children,
CASH C'ONTRlnUTIONS,
It Is not yet known what the amount of ca-h
contributions; ill be, hut it Is thought that the
tolal will rtnch lie irly $76,090. Nearly 00,000
of this money is In bank in Millon, nnd no ef
fort has yet been made to distribute it. It is a
grave question how to divide it up among the
sufferers In a proper manner. Many think thai
when all the money Is paid in a committee
should be appointed from (he cities contribu
ting the largest sums, which should vi-it Milton
and nfter carefully examining into the condition I
i.i n- , ,. . . .
o" tbe sullerers, make a division. By pursuing
tiiis;meinod It is thought that butter sali-fac-
tion will be given- Ills not deemed pidicious
nor wise lo entrust the distribution ol'so much
money lo n local committee alone, as there
would be suspicion of favoritism nnd dissatis
fiction, no matter how faithfully the work
might be performed. With a foreign commit
tee tbe-rn would Im lp-ia rantn r..pl.!l'U-!nn A...1
AS Philnilplrihin lina ornlrll,,n,l
7; fi;. V.V.i' . " "1 7 V j vv,v.,
... ...u iui.u, sou aiiuuiu nave mo earliest nuin- 1
W mi ilia nnnnnitina n.in....ii ..f..i r..
. ' . " "' ."i".iii. . luiwimii tl'-ll'CIUl IWI I
tiakninruHn.i.nllii.nn !., t l,o 1
of their dl-tress, the people of Milton feel ih it
their bene lac tors should have tho largest s.iy in
line ai,nnrii.,,,,n, f el,. .,..!,.
i iJ .
..... iH3.ii mdi mnc iinB ui-e-i, unyiii un; liil
hnnnalv nn.l C.t. .lnni:. C.l. . 1.1 1
annrecialive neonln desr-rie nil iI,pv lc
ceived from tho nubile, and thov will never
forget the friends who came to their assistance-
when they sat weeping amid the ruins of their
beautiful town.
It should be the a m of everv owner of
tt p . . ... . .
uur.e,uows ive.,io mnKe liicm as Handsome
and u-eful as possible. The German Horso
and Cow Powder helps (q develop all the
power of tho animal. It improves its beau
ty ami increases its usefulness. It makes
milk, mticlo and fat. I!y using it a horse
will do more work and a cow give more milk
and be in better condition with less feed.
Sold only by weight at 15 cents a pound by
C. A. Kleim, Iiloomsbmg,
Dec i2, 711-ly
KuiPliatually Not the Man.
In considering this nomination we de-
sire first of all to thank God for the defeat of
thin erm conspiracy. It is an event ou
. ', , !
which tbe American people in a body may
will offer up rejoicings to heavenj aud tho
friends of liberty aud of the rights of men in
,, .. 1 ., in,. 1..
all nations under the sun should join with
them in the manifestations of their heartfelt
gratitude. Hut is General Garfield such a
man that patriotic citizens of the United
States can well and wisely support him for
president? Can tha executive authority of
the republic be safely Intrusted to him?
Theseareiiuetionswiiicli every voter should
... ' , , ' , ,
now askj and we answer calmly and em
phatically that lie is not such a man. A7.
V. Sun,
In London the latest society craze is for
ladies to have hammocks, that can bo sluiif,
between foldjiig doors, or flow one heavy
piece of furniture to another. The fashion
was introduced last year In lawn tenuis
grouuds and gardens, and found to bo so de
lightful that when winter set in ladles decid
ed to have their hammocks and down pil
lows brought iu-doors. The photographers'
windows show the beauties taking their ease
in hammocks. Lady Lonsdale has her ham
un !. Af- t nn..i-., ..,,1 .11 i.n ......
r tho society ladies.
iMAllKE'l' liErOUTS.
DI.OOJISBu7l(i MAltKET.
,'heat per bushel...,
1,10
10
.so
.40
7.110
431
llye " ....
corn. " ....
oats, " " ....
r lour per uurrtri ....
ctoverseed
Putter
.2.-1
m
.07
illlO
on'
I'OtalWS ,
Drleil Apples
Hams ,.,
Mflus & NhouU.;rs
.25
.04
MX
mirki'Dg -mm t UJ
Turki-JJ , ,"11
lATa per pauiiu ,,,,, .OS
llarperton ,,,,,, IsiM
lkrswai , , ,,,, ,ts
QUOTATIONS FOIt COAL.
No. 4 on Whart f 8.ro per Toe
nu, o ......(... . a.vo
NO. " " 1,75
U'.uousiniiti'si.munon wuart t a.to
" bituminous " 4,(0
PHILADELPHIA MAEKETS.
1'i.oru Tho market was nulet but nrm; t'cnnsvi
vtnlatamll7iM 16 5 60; patent and hlt'h fraUci.,
IIILILUI K 1 I ,Q.
Mikit The niarket tvasnrni: No. 9 wpitprn rrri
at i 3i 1 ei)UBjiuuia reu ll ailiuer f 1 Ttt.
Uiikn Klrtn anU scari'ej steamer 62fei53e: yellow
laeKi't. 54 ti lie; mliesl ii at Mc.
iit irrenmar; nu, t, 4e; o, a, ji,i ko.
iivn ririn; weu-rii at vtci fennsy irania at vtc.
1'OHK-Ml-BS f 11 25 (.1 11 511.
lanruams at lit uoi uso: Indiana mess beef,
ls.
lucoit Kmokea shoulders, at BVc; salt shoulders,
4'. (4 4e; smolted hams 10 ia lie: ntckled hams.
Dy, 14 vyso.
Liuu-DuU; looso butchers, eue: rrlmo btcam
W w).
lit'TTKa-Market bluk'jlsh; creamery eitra at
(3 22c: nraaiura county ana M-w York eilia.
2f; western reserte extra 1 a He; do kooo
cnoiee, is ix; roils uuii; t'cnnsylvanla extra
is3iite.
fcuus-tiuietj rennsWTanla,atlW u He; western
at isc. I i
i:uiui-Veal and unsettled; N. Y. factory 13c; 1 1
western foil tteaia at 11 (A uu: da far nud mil
IQ)(Z VosurnhaUiiJjuuiltK!.
Business iNoticos
Jluot headquarters at McKiniicy's.
Tho American Sowing Machine Is
best In the market. Hold by Marr.
the
A now lot of double fold Poplins lu Coach'
man's drab nnel other new shades at I.utz &
bloau's for 20 cents a yard.
- ii V 9 I
llodls and Shoes cheap at McKinney'o.
.There is tint one dress maker In this coun
ty but what mos llJttetlck's patterns. Bold
by Marr.
The imbllo are hereby Informed that
splendid stilts are now made from the latest
styles ot Spring Goods on the following
terms; Latest Stylet, IawcsI Prices, Pat Ma
terial, Pest Workmanship, and y,'cj: Fits at
the Popular Storo ot
David Lowenbcrg.
Lulz A Sloan keep the best quality nl
choice styles of Lawns, and sell them for only
IS cents a yard. Common quality and styles
8 and lO.ceuts a yard,
Hon. George N. Corson, Nnrrlstown.says:
Tho Pliccnix Pectoral Is Indispensable in my
family, It nets like a charm in curing
coughs nnd colds with the children, and I
nlways use it when addressing a jury. Price
25 cents. O. A. Klelm, Llloomsburg. nprlC-ly
Another caso nf Fine Heady Made Cloth
ing just received at L), Loweuberg's.
Admission free at MclClnney's,
The dress makers that keep llutterlck A
Cn's. books on hand and use their patterns,
get all the work Sold by Marr.
Call at MclClnney's for Shoes.
For Nobby Hats,
For Latest Styles,
For Lowest Prices,
Go to David Lowenberg's,
More Ladles' Ulsters this week at Lutz &
SloanY,
Cash paid for 4000 bushels of good White
or Yellow Oats at Silas Young's, Light
Street. March 19-3m
Another new assortment of good twilled
Silk Parasols and Sun Umbrellas at Lutz &
Sloan's.
Call and see the Ilest nnd Cheapest Sum
mer Suit for $0,00 at D, Lowenberg's.
Ilubbers at McKiuncy's.
PU11LIO NOTICE.
The Clothing Store of David Lowenberg
is well stocked with all the latest styles ol
Clothing for Mpu, Youth and Children.
Cali and examine.
mitEASUP.Ell'S SALE
X Of
UNSEATED LA'DS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, PEXN'A.
lly virtue of sundry acts ot the General Assembly
of the I ommonweal.h ot Pennsylvania, relatlug to
tho ssloor seated an I unsealed lands In the county
ot Columbia, etc , lor taxes duo and unpaid, I will
orterntpubllcsaloatthocourt House, In the town
ot llloomsburg, on tho
SECOND MONDAY OF JUNK, A,. D ,ISS0
at 10 o'clock a.m.. tha following ilcwrlbed pieces ot
... nK ni,..!, iwrf tlif-rtniP its inftv Im nfievsHjirv to
satloty ttio uinount ot tines duo and unpaid against
tuo -liinc, nndcontlnuothosauietromdaytodayus
tnosimo may be round necessary.
TEItMS OF SALE.
The amount ot taxes and costa must bo paid when
tlw land 13 SHUCK on, or wium.iu iuj uu uiu iiuu
the property put up and resold.
HE A V1.K IV N 2 S 1 1 1 1 .
1 Lot Cannon Jlorru
n
1 -21
1 SI
319
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9 43
SI
1,0
10SO0
8 7S
1 ii
3 St
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S91
t " llenry m
3 ltuthruR Samuel
115 acres DatH Anthony
3 lots I'TOUt MePlH-U
iw)ucres HaMSHin r.
n risnerr-aran.
L. 1 1 ntisitiirer lteeena
" W Y.. ......... n.l t'ii...
3 fl " aimer, Ijuuscuucikci auui-uui-i ...
si" strouse Liuauue'r.V.V.'."'.'.
M " " .,.,
32 " Drelsbach Isaac .
s lota liudioyjoscpu..
ino acres isoyer utiq..
K IMa A fill lil-0
-115
1 Ml
340 acres Ames, Abbott nnd Loso..
179 14
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1M
4 53
5 a.
3 17
TM
917
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a " mitt and.Uiiger ...
" j;?k-ay'oTC.'.V.'.,
lots cnarieu miuou .....
. i. r'arrnw Aiorris
urn iKna ooiumtiia coal Improvement Co.
25 " i renui wu i
v is
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3 " llanairon.
3 rrvw-is
46
100 acres rxu-n " '
5IV4
3 lots eiearhait. m
oil ao cs Hauck Jonathan..............
7f)7
9 40
4 111
4 HI
lew " iioaiesv."iu'vou.v"
75 " lllnderllter Johns
s lots llamer X. Jester
k .. ilritrinnn Lllza
3.3
2 35
lit
3 " Hunt KU s 0;
1 lot Kramer u i.......... ij
1 " Klein A... : "I-
10 ncroa l.yunja.ou .....
14
8 lota l.awicnco 1.
i i nuis e:raiik....
7 67
3 03
sol acres Maun and Mll'er.
19 CO
rs
800
Morgan Til
.Moro iiiiuu. . .... .
Mclteynoldsll" -
Mlnlch Conrad..
3710
7 (i5
7 05
4 70
97
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215
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200
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14 10
519
7s7
7S7
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3 70
5 64
2 35
311.1
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13 10
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100 " MltdchDenjamin
43 " Mlnlch 1-eter
140 " NunBesserileorge .
3 lots 1'atte-rsonJ c
" ,JVlSmrFilZ::r.:
ol acres Dio ncorse.......;
do " shuman John, deed .......................
S3 " siunwu'ieo Hand brother Kbltcr
f0'0 ,,'rrt wm ,
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3 " 'nison Oeo
sa acres Vanducen Clllauan & Co
jj3 ' " r.'.'."!...
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5ea seres west Buck StourJlnOfi I uo
3 3 w-oofifA uBntTli.3'V!7TV.,!''.,.'
1 ;vZZZZ"ZZZZ
4 70
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81
45 acres 1 Jince-nbi-i cer l'eter !ra
4 lota Masion Wm If?
2
Monday John..
so acres
stuiman C A
Miumani: Michael
UennlnKcrChitst
8
23
BENTON TOWNni,Pt
lr,vwi,. TlT.I... 20i)
I 6u
HuCKie join, jr .,.
I 22V
Millon Jol 1...
8 80
KioicrA 1'
I'ennlngton Jesse, dee'd
Wells John
Oberholtzcr A A
HEIIWICK HOltOUQlI.
Edwards Geo
Darks Ann est
Hosier Samuel ,
htepliens Alios C
Oliver Han'Cl
Woods eieo ,
Watp'Jeremtah.
HltlAltCItEEi; TOWNSHIP.
1 11
4 40
220
55
lot
lot
13
83
03
I 60 acres Hllsh Deuben
2 90 I
4 ' Mout Nathan
1 da
800
f 01 200 apiuo raui
ssuies iiuwman ueie
7 41
210
8110
li 19
i.i juu ...tjr......
lioty ana I'euler
Kilirartls MarthttJ ....
i:aus I'nuicli
HeaUleyB I' estate...
1170
20
5114
7
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0
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40
40
kmiklo John
Klsuer John
l4tmon Wnu
rarkersou Julia....
Iti'eeer Abram
Mttler Samuel s ....
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3 90
2 111
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100
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110
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ltackhoiue a; Mttler
Tiauith Henry
JacobyO A H
hitler Duttd
CATAWISSA TOWNSHIP.
4 JO
40
141
40
11
51 acres llrnlist.I H ...
s " liiddlo heirs
4 41
91
4 27
100 " L'lewell Jacob
03 " McNInch Win
2413
so " Wuater Kllas
807 " liunbach MHrgaret ....
2s7 " Klnnlerltotiett ,
80 " NeMllb Frei.......
10 ' Vlh-e Jouaa......
tKSTKALIA 1101101111,
Holmes Thomas
Marks) L'oyd
Marks leo ,
lluliin 1'at ,
llanleyjohnil ,
HurkeFaMlik I'
lletlQ .Limes
t'onuer Ihomaa .
Curley K.U urd
tlausthen Thomas
Claik HvWi'tt ,
Murphy rati ck
Tory Wm
Welsh Martin
sutler in
tirtilllh lienjamlu
Moure John , . .....
Cain Terrenco ,
fain Mlrhael, dtj'd .
Colli us feter V
lKiUsherty Michael
HavlsdeoW
(lanjrheo Martin ........
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Jonea Ann F...H. HM.
Klin Caroline....,,,.
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II 91
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Maffiilro Terrance 1184
Slitveiy Jtalthow
1 13
eicorga jerry
t!osgrovo John and Domtnlck..
Hennessy 1 hom&s ,
Millon 'lliomxs.
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1 " Drown Wm ;
1 " Ureslln llernard
4V) acres Drown Nathaniel
429 " Deam Joshua - ..
1 lots Callahan Daniel
1 " Donolioo Cornoltns
til aoros Huston John
1 lot Joyce Deter
1)1 acres Kline John L
835 Kilns Pete-r
1 lots Ka uiPlrelcn eieorge
1 " MndcrmutQ (leo fi
i ' McUiinamum J'ollx
? " " Peter...
SI " Marr and Ktndlg...
7 ' Marr II s
IS 89
SOSacrcsN Y MUP Jtlt0 Co It Jordan tract 64584
W" " '. " " A Porter tract 4Mca
m M '( I, Walker traot 49S19
tso " Huston Mary 93110
170 " Huston Thomas ... tnio
s lots Trelsbacti u-wis .... 5 sr
100 acres Treln Jacob tract , , oaiio
IM , ." " ' C3IW
1 lot Yocum IVante k
401 acres Young Jonn tract sssoo
lot Yarllng Henry sss
UroekwnyUII...
!33
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Ketteroir Michael
Kramer A W
LtDdurmiiili John M
liwg Uphralm
McManamum -Mary.,,,, .
Morris Ann 11
llbawn Casper.....
llonebacu Kd
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253
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90
8 91
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Mcllenry D and O II
Mussulman Jacob
Diehard Iiwls
swayzo O M
Doty Dealer Stewart
Force nnd Crawford
llutcbl-on Thomas j
Harrison Janus
Hi rrman 3c rre&a
Jones It 11
Kindt John Co
).cinon Thomas
Dealer (leoriro
Parks James u
W blto O 11
KHANKL1N TOWNSHIP.
1 cleaver Wellington
Hower Moses
Mlllo Abram
Vought Jamca
aitcENWoon TowNanip.
I Alhcrtson M. and 11
Jierr Irum
Heaijlo eieo
KM rid Daniel
Kindt Matthias
Mason Augustus
Hlclito Kdnard
Wastiburn (ieorKO
WllsonJD
1IE.MLUCK TOWNSHIP.
1 91
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Harton Newton
cambell LN
KvansA .1
Mordan John
Ncal I'urue-U
1'urcell Isaao
M Hylvester
Dobbins Zebulnn
Applemau m
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
Frlck Geo A
Iloss nenjam'in'.'.'.'.r,!'.".'."''''."'.,'.'
Keeler John K. ,
lwls llantel .
Mcllenry Kl
Miller u'w
Miller and Neynart
Mcllenry Hohr
Darker & Co.
L CUST TOWNSHIP.
Dewart Oeo
Everhard John ,,,,
eierlty Thomas .
stlno Daniel.,.,
llrofeo John ,
DlUluerloii Charles
Iliuthes Wright ,
Kline John I,
Kline J and ei.jo Hupp
laiitenberg Philip
Mye-rs Mury
Huston Thomas
Itcece Daniel
Huston Mary
' Cliarlott
itcynolds John
-nder Jerem'eh
SharTer Henry
Yocum Henry M .".., ..
CumpMinuei..,, ,,
MADISON TOWNSHIP,
is Ileairle (leo
Dechlel Jacob
Ellis William estate
Freeze John 11
ltoat, Dantel
1-andsJ E
e-ox Joel
Eves C W
MAIN TOWNSHIP.
53 HlttraUendor Conrad
Droetway nnd Knt
Durnbach Joint
Dcwalt Philip
HeirnerSftinuel o
Inuneb Christian
Ktefer James
Miller Aaron
Miller Nathan
Most-r Michael
Miuman Win T
Schmeck, Hrobat Yetter i- Hawli
Soyder Johu
Yetter. 1 11
Yetter Daniel estate
Hnyiier Abraham
(tiultz christian
MONTOUIt TOWNSIIIP. '
es Drockwayand Ent
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12 "
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MT. PLE tSANT TOWNSHIP.
9 acres Hortzel Joshua
10 " Jacoby nnd ltupert
13 Jacoby Samuel
12 " Miner Henry A
3 " Waller 1) J
ro " V '
s " nsner Jamb
MIFl'LIN TOWNSHIP.
ts acres Aton Thomas
0,9 " HlttenbcnderMary
10 " creasy Henry
61 ' " Horace
11 " Drescher Samuel
12 ' Itetlor Mil
7 " Ilt-ndersh tt.lS
10 Catharine
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1 60
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97
1 44
9 40
43
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70 " Janobv O A
2 " Lutz Ellzabett.
9Ji " Miatelk-r Joseph
u " Aarue
Miller htecuen. 1r
esi Nuss Jacob
100 M Nuncesser Oeortro
33 SutllltJoel
4 ' MvanK s 11
123 " SwenDonhlser T K
80 " p Horace
83 " Abram
90
15 ' Williams Sami ol
72
47 " Zimmerman Joohun
144
02
5 " Hartr Jacob estate
OftANOK TOWNSHIP.
How man Wesley
CreVL-lhnr Samuel
hverltt Moses estate
" e.abriel
Kline Abram J
ij I no acres
' Sntder William
" Zimmerman sainutl
VlS TOWNSHIP,
icres lioerart ninauel
' Havia Thomas cstatQ
Km sO W
" I'rlek (leorra A
11 Vunhton John A
" Krlck .t LPKEOlt
" (iieenley James
tJordner llenry, sr
" Jueuby o A
" Kllno I'slterson
" KIsnerKamuel
" l.vnus James estate
" Miller and C.n
" Matt I r in
" Shoemaker Wellington
M litaikhouve Alex t-Mato
Warner Marsaret I'
lntsun Wllllaiit
" Halt Jane
HOAltlNIJCUrilK TOWNSIIII'.
acrea Artllla Francis
" llerirernd Isaac
" hucher I'eter
llarn.'s Thomas, Jr
" Hi elsch Jamb
.. ..
" Heat er Ot ortto and J L Kllnq
" Coulalraud moo
" Iillleplalr.n llicklel
" lluslon Johu
'i John Stacy
t Llltto liob-rt
'I Miller Ulss
'.' Morris siiujhts
40 I
17
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223
50
100
25
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50
10
80
1110
8!
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60
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31
170
343
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41
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111
19
7
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lllco sbram
Miuman Jacob
Trl'n Jacob
W Hchey Marv estato
4 24
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7 hO
1 40
7 70
I'.'O
24 " Yoonm Isaac
4J " Viun Ullah
hl
WHTIMIVKsm
7 70
1 lot Crouse NeUon
a so
bl'iisiti.oAF TOWNSIUF.
49 acrea lieiias wiuiam
194 lluckniow James estate
1-4 " l o!e Feklel
cu so
14 00
SYll
a so
mi Docbler Charles
1st tlross NntlmnlAl
120
1,01 119 acres llets Wesley
00
721
ll
100
soo
150
to
t
I
CO
Ilortiaan .les.se.
I.aubach l'e'i r
Monlgomery Hobert
hiiib.ns uuam
Mutllrr Washington estate
Yaple Henry
Laibu Cjtus
2 40
btsl
CO
4 4'P
CO
Heller WHow..
lanyon Path .....
1jV land II A
Lehlirli MahnnoyllUOo,..
M acben Thomas , ... , . ... .
MeKlnney t har es....
AtiMira Mrs eirc
Hlieppar.t II K...
1-urjit.y Lukn. .,.,
Weikh UaM.l
Ycaircr .Montellus
ouiryDK , .
Morrison .Mrs Catharine
CKNTItB TOWNSHIP.
Adams Knos L-
Allabacli tienjimln
Has ti John
Ilaireiibuch Wm ........
Henry .los-'pli
Knorr Samuel. , u
Klcfer Daniel :
lowry Himon .
Hoffman William estate
CONVNOIUM TOWNSHIP,
Ashton Jacob. ,.
Cook e.tihnrtno
PA.
T
RKA8Uni!ll'S BALD
Or
SKATED LANDS
IN COLUM11IA COUNTY.
Atao the following lots, pleceB and parcels of seat
ed lands.rcturned by the tax collectors, nro to hi
Sold at the S11119 limn, under the provlntons of a j
Actof Assembly, eutflHd. -an.Act relating to tho
Rain ot Iflnds f3r tnxes In Columbia county," appro!
cd March 6th, lwts.
IIKlVKR TOWNHtlll'
JS Acres Morgan TO
4 " I.ucaa Mrenns
60 " Harnes Charles
1 Lot KochU'rOop ,
83 Acres Mllli-r Dantel
S7 Crouse mention
HE.NION TOWNSHIP
80 Acres McKelvy Wm estate
60 " Conner Perservo 1
74 " KoonsJohn
60 " shotts Christian
1 Lot HurllngcrWm
7 f 0
8 m
81 911
11
1 80
1 89
. Ill 89
1 80 00
11 m
0 40
1 (M
1 HI
24 Acres Kiino .Mary.
1
Ixjw Is Sarali nnd Tbcodro las
It?
49 "
S "
70 '
3
to "
4J "
I Lot
N'lles Diehard 4 M
noir .rt Kamucl a 84
Iupoi! Hiram...., 6 10
iintv Jonas e 80
brink McKelvy.
7 71
1 114
Clnplnll I
Uonuer Cattiarlnc
9 CO
82
00 Manilas..
Ktlne Mary 1 vo
60 Acres Kanco John
1. s ss
. 1 20
. 1 76
. 1 411
. 4 60
8 " Applcman John
HKItWICK HOltOUOH.
Lot 1 Amos Hartman
" 1 C.schtawbach
" 2 (leo A Deam
ULOOM.
Harton John M 11 03
Coleman Wm ti 83
Creamer liebecca 7 18
(letger Wm , 8 9S
McNInsh John 55 0.1
Penna, canal Co is el
Lot 1,
vtaincn aonn , 9 is
Mason and snyucr 20 87
ureter .lonn a vt
Kstler Waslilaelon. 4 CO
1
acres 2i poster ciiarlea 12 97
Lots 2 Kramer John W a ss
Lot 1 Mortis llarbaru 43 73
Acres a Turnbjch pnebo 61 S3
Lot yi Vaimatla II 11 07 81
" 1 Kahler Nancy 23 so
" 1 Dennes James 9 at
' 2 Purselt Mrs K 11 81 co
" 1 1 bunton Martha. 7 r
" 1 Thomas O I , 14 39
" s Walter Norman 15 so
" 1 Saunders Wm 9 60
" 1 lloblson Mrs DeUey 1410
" 1 MlekelMrs Caroltno 8 20
't 1 Kinney Jacob 8 00
" 1 Kramr Andrew 4 20
HKIAHOIfUr.lv TOWNSHIP.
150 Acres Doty and Pooler fJ4 81
X ' llonlcr John t 62
290 " beybert Jotin 23 63
CATAW1SSA TOWNSIIIP.
40 Acres Henry Isaeo estate 9 17
V 11 Arndt Noali 1 62
S " Kium Kilns 2 co
CBNTHALIA HOltOUOH.
1 LotCurley Edward ,.. 4 29
3 HurkPatF.. 7 43
t " (laitglioq Thomas 3 90
8 " llt-rteron Phtlip , 80 13
a " Purcelt Dtchard V9 GO
1 e'roamcr A w , , 52 sn
1 ' Catlltfhao James 1 15
1 " liennlnir Pat. 21 so
1 " DUon Daniel 22 75
1 " l.lndorinuih Natli im
1 " Mc.Manamum.laa 50
a MclUearlyMrs .Iary 2140
1 " O'llaro Michael 8 iw
1 Tarpv Luke... , , 2 60
2 " Vanlluren MrsS K 9943
. ' lirihon Kobert and Co 9 90
1 v Torry Win 0 01
a " Knlttla Joseph D 0 60
cent he township.
)i acres Freas s.mella 191
1 lot IluttensilDe Peter on
100 acres Lamm Win 18 io
do d.i.
9 00
CONYNGHAM TOWNSHIP
1 Lot
Hrown Fred 5 at
Moran Patrick...
12 81
1 " Henncr Jacob...
1 ' llennesey Thos.....
1 Lota Onserrovo John and Domlutc-k,.,
iS Lot el'ui'.ierty James ,
1 ' Lan-llo l-strlcs
2 " Yarllng Henry.........
1 " Evana Ann
1 " (inria Pat
2 " Murjihy Maurice
M " HrocKwayO It ,
i " (lerrltyTiiomis ,
X " lbllron Philip
K 41 Ilubor Jacob
1 MclIlsU' James
1 " Naunhton James
a 03
9 69
2.1 22
0 24
4 r.i)
It 19
12 31
2 1 11
2 43
2 00
60
73
60
(A
65
7 1.0
41 10
9 CO
2 SO
1 95
5 54
7 13
2 81
loo acres Hurliner Peter tnict
441 acres ltrcnnan eiilnezer Iract
o iota i miner aw.,
Davidson David
1 " Fetterman Jonathan
1 " Morlson Catnarlno
2 " elo do
1 IiivlsD.ivId
I KnltileCaroline
1 Carrlan John
4 " Kramer A W
1'ltANKI.lNTOWNSniP.
73 Acres Smith i.nnlel
FIMIINllOKEEK TOWNSHIP.
15 Acr s Doait John
sa ( hapln.I F , ,
S3 " Foreo llusjil
75
1 21
73
, a 9 00
, S 34
. 10 2l
4 10
8 " ;,' lot Ikeler K It 8 M
h eoi. iij no
'( do do
U s do do
40 Acres Y'apte Jacob
2 55
1 113
15 81
2 97
60
Karns It II...
M liig.Ias M ,
u lirlirht Harman J
Iirlhh Cyrus ,
' Hrbtbtltl!
" Holder sbram ,
" Kline Iran ,,
Lot Miultz Cornelius
(HtEKNWOOD TOWNSHIP.
Lot Lcggott John
1 03
2 10
7 W
4 53
5 79
2 45
1 42
2 20
12 91
9 I'O
1 bO
11 Acrea ' and Frl:k
I It Odd Follows Hall
1 Lot llclderbrant F E
SI Acres Moore Lafayette
1 Lot TnjlorEllsha
1 Lot KiainerWm
20 Acres Kvus Joseph E
1 Lot He-sJonas .,
8 Acres Noltou samuci
130 Acres lllchtrd Alfred,.. ,.
It ' VandersllcoTJ
8 54
12 40
1 93
4 50
67
1 16
33
20 25
6 70
03
1 oeee Pnitlp estate 1 75
1 Lot 1 avts Hfbccca estate
27 Acres Davis John estate
1 IM Kline A F
1 ' ' Kinney W'm
1 " Furcell Wm
34 Acres Samuel Young
43 " Albeitson Joelll
1 Ixit ',
HEMLOCK TOWNSIIIP.
0 Acres Kbner Win
10 Giihispy Wm citato ,
10 sngeWm
15 " Vanderslleo John 11
JS.CKso-4 tOWNSIHP.
8 Acres Kriouso Washmgton ,
75 Kecler Jacob
LOCUST TOWNSHIP
40 Acres Kostcnb uder Nathan
63 " Mctz entries
40 Kostenbsuder Nathan
5 " uerlty Thomas
43 " "
MADISON TOWNSIIIP,
1 Lot Whipple ncthuel. ...,.
I " Welliver Susan eslute,
170 Acres FordicrManrarci.
70 coxWm. ..........
MAIN TOWNSHIP
55 Acres. Yetter Isaac
MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot Hnches A M
S " llollei Am
a Acres Ainrle John 11
1 Lot Kelchuer Jacibsr
MOMOUIt TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot llutler Wm eslate ,
57 Acres Datlor Pi ter ui.d Ellas
, t . MT PLEASANT TOWNSHIJ.
1 Lot Fox Catharine,,,...,,,.... ,
1 ' Fox Loury
2t Acies Kitchen John
90
80
CO
IH1
1 80
90
1 20
00
1 20
7 44
8 50
1 03
2;
4 0'
u
1 80
C. C. GALIGNAN,
Plumber, Gas Fitter, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker,
' AND DEALKIi IS
STOVES, HEATERS jZJXsTTD C3-ES,
BLOOMSBURGJ,
Shop in Openv House, Oth door
nrtlclo
take them back.
orks, who nro nblo
nro enabled to
customers w7o liars fc
twenty years nt retailing,
namo by lank of proper
fiKT:.
30
jutio.'bo.iy,
1 mm mm1 w
i 24 id vmiZAiuuvsmmy
24 mmmmy
. 4?. vvmwjy
2 57 IIMHI
till wx
- . . I IT'S"
J Nl lfl
2 113
2 03 1
2 11
i'M
104 U
plainly, and desorlbo fully
price desired.
68 2
C70
'8 75 -11
12
' 10 s
3 Nt i
335
0 70 H
1 34 t
'C76
2145
til V
Address,
John Wanamaker,
Larrjcst Dry Goods Houso,
Philadelphia.
.Ilinafi I.JtlUtil
I ISJ t
CHANGE TOWNSIIIP.
83 Acres Schujlcr Wm
a Ijite elo do
lo Acres Coteman Jesse
67 " crousn Nelson
llldlay Levi
10m " llagcnbuch Margaret..
lo 11 11m I man Augustus
90 ' do do
1.3 " llldhiytleo...:
vi Acres HinkJ K
83 " Kves James eatAte
10 ' llartmaneiotlleb....,
so " Patts rson Margaret J
9 " HlcoJess'
I'lNKTOWNHIItP.
850 Aires Iire, Leggott and Co..
loo " Lcggott John
I, Lot do do
lHTAcreaLegitottand Frlrk....
1 lot do do
IPO Acre's Eves. Heller and Co. .
800 do do do
60 Hldr Jacob
SO " (Ireenlv .lAinfK.
185 " Hobblna Joshua.
co " MckctaKil
a 1.01A liawaein wm . 1 88
91 Acres Plait Irani m
63 Furman W m a ss
to " Eves and Heller 1 9
800 " do do 1 34 el
!( " do do ... 2
T " do do ,.. .... s 19
97 " Kves Erra estate . 5 ca
1 Lot Hnder eieo 6
W Acres llobb Adam .., 4 90
lireiDicbls Jacob estato....... 10 e
do Abram . . 4 crt
25
S3
(irecnley Diehard. ....w. ......
9 86
84
8 11
51
()
0 00
an
84
03
15
84 24
r
ir
85
15
11
10
1 63 J
43
17
65
rs
80
08
44
eo Kesler Jolinsr
80 11 Parker John 11
HOAKINOCItEKK TOWNSIIIP,
144 Acres Keller KliharJ
40
Dleo Abram ...
47 '
89
IS "
81 '
87 "
10 '
7 "
133 '
80 "
S3 "
19 "
J "
94 "
14 "
88 "
93 11
29
Wltchy.Mary
liofcr Isaiah ,.
dams I,oonard
Krninu Wm., ...
do do
Hughes Wright
Hower lllram
M tiler Ellas
W itchy John
Cberrtiiglon Austin
Undcrmuth Jacob.. ..........
I,cx Charles
Levan Ijtwson,.., ..........
Oliver John.....
do ill
elo do ....
do Wm...
Ftauffer Joseph
btrausser Solomon
8. OPT TOWNSHIP.
l(l '
11 '
1 Lot
1
1 '
iietz'siistnna .
Keddcr Jacob 1 as
llarlninn Martha..
.1 64
1
MciuH;nior r wm
8 69
3 19
1 01
2 40
Oi
7 00
9 80
6 70
13 40
66
13 20
8 42
7 10
10 acres McKwen n W
1 Lot Mllncs Wm rstaio...., ...
I Soudt-r Elizabeth
IJf acres Pursi-ll Luclnda
SU(lAltI)F TOWNSHIP.
123 Acres Stephens Wm
4(1 " ColeTlioa 11
40 " Miller Elizabeth
400 " llobcrtsnndLarlsti....,
20 Hess li1na .
2'0 ehapln.IF
93 " (ubersonAinos
f5 " Luuijcr James
11. A. SWEPPENlIEtSEIt,
Treasurer,
nprUD, If
FILi REMEDY.
Plies What uncoa-slug tortures arise from Inter
n. 1 liloedlnv, External and Itching Plies, Tho vain
endeavors to obtain eteu partial relief has discour
aged the, mbiloiis who sutler, and the, have borno
their oironv In alien e. llilnklnt? theruwas no hone
proejiei-i, 111 i cure,. r.ue.iiirsiniiuiu iuo luuu
luro of thenianr rcmedlus heretofore ottered for
no euro ft riles, and llie picture of acony rcstlntr
on the tjcetf tliost, wlio have tiled tho i-artous rem-t-dles
but In vain yet eagerly sought fur and anx
loiislt tried aii)tbfet;thit promised the least relief
until tlieir couraire has lout; since given placo to de
spondency, let 1 hem cheer up, allow tho smiles of
iiii,iueM eo iiiuiiiiiuiiB iiiu iimkutu i;uuutuiiuui;ct
and tliediiiles of lite will bopertoimcd wlthaelcgreo
01 nappinerta aou pieasuro uukiiowo tor wecits,
suit of unceasing study and cxperlmentlog, tho ne
(hum iinr 1 o. m,iillcttli.l(!iio", ami in every rospeti.
eio. Hcientinc and reii.iuie lor uio curu 01 pnes 111 ev
tv f'irm. Ililirirs' lem-idles are Hold bvC. A. Klelm.
D.odinsiiurtr. Pa.
Try llr UrluKn lluiilim IIuIaiiiii
SL000 REWARD
CATAltltll lathe mostuolversal aud distressing
disease of tho present day, and. the scores of won
derful remedies olTeredfur Ihe.-ure of this disgust
ing di.seii.se, w men aro worse man worthless lias
dlscuttrnKC-d tho millions who suffer aud hatetrl d
In vain for relict and cure until their courage Is gone
and the tlcilm still suffers In doubt. Here, we are
lth Dr. Josiaii nrircs cuuerru ispecinca r,os 1 ana
and how fcuall we proceed to comlnce that wo
havo the best aud cheapest remedies knowc lst-wo
will furnish them to responsible parties on condi
tion "no cl'kb so 1-4V." 2nd Win pay $100 for a
,tso they wi.l not. cure. 8rd w 111 pav ioo for their
uu il es a cure. 4th Will nay tww If anjtblmr POl-
sonousordeleterloui Is found In their composition.
6ib will pay 1,iioo If In any particular Dr. Joslah
Hrltrgs Catarrh Specltlca aro found different from
rc)irtaci.tatlou. Warranted totnsutntly relievo nnd
radically cure Acute, Chronic, Ulcerative or Dryca
tairh, e-uid lu the Head, and all affections ottho
cavities of the h-iad and throat. Two bottles In ono
box. Greatest success ot the age. Bold by C. A.
Klelm, llloomsburg, l'a.
Try llr. llrlBKs' Cnliirrh Hprrlnrn.
BUNION BALSAM.
IlunlODs. Corns and oflirraimentsof thnfeetcause
raucliRuHcrlu? amon all nations by whomtslioes
aro worn, litre is more tnan tiM.oo j worm ol boots
amlRbncs destroyed annually in tue Unlt?d StAtea
iiu nit? rt"v 01 uiu wur.n inure muu i,uuu,uwj uy cm
tlnjf while new, or neaiiy so, tomako room lor iiatn
fill bUHlons, corns, iogrow inn nal s, soro tnstps, etc.
151063 1111 Kreat sacrnice, mere 13 paia in iew
York to cilrojH)dlsts about I25,ooo annualb"; In New
KnpUrnl Btatca about $i5,ino ; In the western and
outl.ern about $oo,ih)0; and in the rest ot the world
about $io,oo-; beMdcHthls thereto $o,IjOO tspent an
nually for caustics a d other worthless compounds
for the euro ot Itunlona, Corns, sore Insteps, 'lender
roei,eic. 'i o avoia tnese gTeaiiosscB ana exrenai
tures, use Dr. JObhih ltrtugs' Ilunton Iialsara and
Mire Corn cure, which U the only preparation
known that frtes immediate relltt and radically
cures hard, (toft land ulceiaied Kuulons hard, bott
and festered corns, vascular exciesences, callosities
24
t.0
larffe ana nman, ore insteps nnsierea neeis, xeruer
feet, Intn'owjoir nal's. ttcM without causing or leav
ing anj jialn or soreneas. Warranted sale and sure.
Hold by C. A. Klelm, llloomsburg, la.
Try Ur, Hrlu' UnpnrnllrliMl rile Jtcme dy
Ecad and lieilect.
Tooal nnd constltutloral treatment for all Ca
tarrhal affections. l)r .ToMah Hrlcirfi Catarrh Hdb-
ctil s nre offered to trioso amicted with acutc.cnron-
ie. ulcerative or dry catarrh, cold in the head, nay
tevr. relaxed p.Ut sore throat. hoarsentf'S. loss
nf voice, nnd all affection ot the nasal cavities and.
uiroar, wnn a iruarant p that they are cheaper, Det
ter, inorcHtiiciiMou'', curlnp qutcber. with more cer
tainty, and more careen bio to usa than any remedy
jet ncoverfd. Two bottles In one box, one ot
w inch reduced with water makes U ounces for use.
rue i ro per rnckuge, furrisoed to responsibio
purtls on conditions: "No cure no pay Dealers
are authorized to refund tho money If pur
ch tsers are not satlmied. The lclflca are con"tltu-
tiutiai as wen us local, fH'O will bo paid it Ihey tan
to cure v u n used as directed. $lo tor their equal
ns a cure. $'w it Anything polnpoisor deleterious
N foui din their composition tl wo (will bo paid)
If in nnv resrw-ct Dr. llrlKKS' Catarrh hpeclflca are
tound rllfierent from representation. Here Is an on
porluulty for those dl.conrntred by repeated fall
urch to trv ap-atn on a Miaranteed cure. Andtho
tlinld who fear doceptlon may ventme to try these
specltlca wlthoutf.-eilniMhAt Ihey are to be.hum
bneed, asthere is no risk lorun. s arrantedchetp
csi.bofet aiifl most Hgri cable, if not found witlsrac
tory demand jour money and it wm;to returned,
sold by C. A. Klelm, i'loorafcbunr' l'a.
DM. J. DRlGGHftCO..
Aprils 8n-ly Newark, New Jersey.
PA.
aprll 23, so-ly
DOESYOURBAOK ACHE?
Do i ou havo Tain In the side 7 Are you unable to Kelaln
cr Kxpl our lilue? 1- jttr Uilno hich colore47 Vo
Poou hao AltuinlnouR or llrlk Duht epofilt in your
er ne 7 no ou bun r ncm renoua uemmy vt
ou havo 1'almul iTrlnuttng ? Then your KIHNETS or
I U . A 1 ) 1 h. U aio ttTccic-d, tnd you bhould not delay using
our l'ml uloncc, lor It will cf rlalnly cum jou. when soUi
Intr else ran. I-'tirsilo b ilrutTElEtB, or ent by mall upon
ncdpi ct irl"e, $ .ch. hei d ussour address for ctrtlUc&Uft
ot cures and our book, "Uow a Llio was iaveS."
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO,, TOLEDO, OHIO
SW-UKWAHB ct all other Kidney Fads.
DISTRIBUTING AQENOY AT THE
PEOPLES' DRUG STORE,
HIitttmxIiiirK'. l'a.
Out of town
pooplowho can
not conveniently
travel, mny novo earn-
plea sent them of Dry
Coode and all other goods
that wo Bell, If they wilt write
us, Iso charge, nnd no neect to
order If not suited. Wo ntako It a
business to attend to such letters quickly;
and when orders come wo send tho exact
wanted, and at exactly same price
as other oustomers pay when hero buying In
person. When goods aro not as ordered, wo
Having trained nnd responsible
to uso discretion in filling orders,
give great satisfaction to the many
ftolce to j. With n reputation of
wo cannot nfford to loso our good
service to absent oustomers, Wrlta
what is wanted, nnd nbout the
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