THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCKAT,BLOOMSBUKG, COLUMBIA COlNTl, PA.
p luIttiiiBtan.
0. E. ELWELL, Ell tor.
J. K. EITTENLEHDill, PnMUhor.
BLOOMSKUlta, PA.
F fil uy. Oetobcu' '-M. 1B80,
Democratic National Ticket
KOH l'lilNIDKNT,
Gan. W. S. HANCOCK,
Ot" PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE-Pltr.stnENT,
Wm. H. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.
l'Ui:sll)i:.VTIAI, KI.IX'TOIf.
Hubert K. Monaclnn,
Wldlam II. llayloid,
John Kiev In,
Hdwin A. Pue,
lolin M, Campbell,
(miles Dallett,
Julin MoITet,
iiilwrd Walden,
Nathan Claims,
leorere Filbert.
.lanto, vtcsparran,
Alfred .1. Martin,
aim (lerlng-er.
Franklin Turner,
J. Ross
Patrick.!. Birmingham,
Henry E. liavls.
:iltorKP A. Post,
oraui -m. lienton,
lohn p unt n,
John s. Mll.er.
John o. sax ton,
Calvin M Hower,
James A J. Ilucbanan,
Chtlstonher Magee,
uooert m. uiuson,
William U U inlap,
Hurry w. Wilson,
Samuel onniih.
Tnompson,
Till! KI.KCTInN.
On Tupjulnv next, tlin ureal liAt tin will lie
fouetit. Tlio result will ileternilno whether
llir. timlilp nl tliU nnllnli liavn It nil n nil 111
clency ol' corrupt it to or nt, It mill nlso
slmv whither American citircus nrc rcaily
to rnuorro a man who has been convicted
liy Ills own putty of perjury, nml who by his
votes Mill speeches In Cotir;rca has openly
el'dnreil liliu'clf n free trailer, ami in favor
of Introducing cheap Chinese labor into
this country to Into the place of the honest
ivurklni-nien, Such n man is James A. Oar
Held. If hols cli'Ctdl, It will be by tho
nionev of the ollloo-holilers who liave been
heavily assesseel by their party leaders, to or
nipt voters j by republican manufacturers
who liavo robbed their employees of the
right to cast a free ballot with threats of no
work. It will be the defeat of the people
by the monopolies and money power. Uar
field's election will determine tho policy of
tlio nation lor the next four yenrs. Section
alism and hatred of a largo portion of the
country will prevail, and the bitterness of
the piescnt campaign will bo kept up In or
der to ensure tho election of Grant In 1881,
This Is the programme. The compact has
been made, and Uarlield has sold Hansen to
flrant. Conkline. Locnn nnd Cameron, as a
last resort to save him from disastrous defeat.
About the time this compact was made,
asnlrant for 18S1 dis
appeared from tho stump on accouut of "111
health" and has not been heard of since.
His chances ate gone and he has no more
Interest in this contest.
If Hancock shall be chosen, there will be
peace; the present prosperity of the country
will bo continued and a new era will dawn
iimn im. Criminals and false pretenders
will bo swept from high places, and a freo
vote and lair count will be secured.
What are the chances? The Democrats
are sure of 138 electoral votes, having 47 to
get. For thoso wo liavo New York and New
Jersey almost surely, with excellent chanctB
In Connecticut, Indiana, Ncvada.Ualilornla
Maine, aud Oregon. With thise facts be
fore us. there is certainly no cause for de
spnndence. If every Democrat will do his
whole duty, the suecesaot Hancock and hug
lih la certain, and the nation will here
deemed. Then up, Bnd at them. See that
not a single vote remains at home next lues
dav. With a full vote wo may be pleasant'
ly surprised to find that Pennsylvania too,
has wheeled into the Hancock column.
Voto for Kobert Klotz for Congress.
STATU TICKET.
sui'REMr. judge.
GEOItGE A. JENKS, Jefferson county.
AUDITOR GENERAL,
ROBERT P. DEOHEItr. PniladolphU
Count' Ticket.
FOB CONGRESS
HON. ItOBEItT KLOTZ,
Of Carbon County.
FOR STATE SENATE.
ELIAS J. McUENRY,
Of Columbia County.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
T. JEFF. VANDEKSLICE,
JOSEPH B. KNITTLE,
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
ROBERT It. LITTLE,
STANDING COMMITTEE.
n'aver,
Henton,
Berwick,
liloomsbure E.
w.
flrlarcreek,
Catawissa,
Central la.
Centre,
Conyngham N.
" s.
Flshlnp;creek,
Franklin,
Greenwood,
Hemlock,
Jackson,
L'JCUSl,
Madison,
Main,
Mifflin,
Montour,
Mt Pleasant,
Orange,
Pine.
Hoarlnircreek,
Scott East,
Mott West,
sugarloal,
J.T.Fo.t,
RohrMclIenry,
Dr. V. P. Hill,
David Lowenherc,
Chas. (1. Hartley,
A. 11 croop,
W. L. Kyerly,
Thomas Reams
T. K.conner
1 homas Ennls,
Tolin Monroe.
Cyrus ii .McUenry
o. L.Ar'ley.
Wm. Eyer,
Setli shoemaker,
Silas W. Mcllenry,
A. M. Johnson,
Conrad Krcamer.
.1. U. NUSS,
Samuel Snvder,
Pcur A. Kvans,
E. Howell,
Ja. It. Harman,
.l.ihn I. 1.1.,
John Mourer,
John Savaire,
Dr. D. T. Krebs,
W. A. Kile,
Prist nmm
Heaver Valley
nenion,
llnt-wii-l?
Uloomsbunr.
Herwlck.
Catawissa.
Centralla.
Lime Klvlgro.
ceutrnlla.
Ashland.
.stniwaier.
l?nf ftul .Kit
Kierorovo.
Iiuckhorn.
, Waller.
Klvsburg.
Jerseyiown.
Malmllln
Minn.,, llln
liloomsburV.
Orange vine,
line summit
ltoarlngcreek
Espy.
Uk'nt&treet.
Coles ts'ek.
VICILAX.'i: r'tWIJIITTEC.
Heaver Oeorgo DretsbacU, Jetso Rlttenhousc, Isaao
penton Johu a. Wenner, w. L. Cole, o. w. Knouse,
M i v"irt. cosey, George Lock
liloom V.l-eorge tlark, C. Klelm.C sterling,
nrlarcreek-oeorge Miller, Charles Heed.
Catawissa-W. B. Kobulns, M. V. 11. Kline, E. M
Tewksbury.
Ocntralla Charles Mulhern, Robert Walsh,
Centre U. A Sneppenhlser, IU-n. stlner.
ConynghamN. Par. Hrennan, Owen Cain.
Conyugham s. John Crane, Pat. Haley.
Fl&hlngcreek
Prtnnrnn.,i,.nr ......
. wua.uau iieiuuu, nm. alOCKer.
i?! WclUver, George Oerr, Uriah
Hemlock-Jacob Martz, Wm. Wlntersteen, B. D.
Leldy.
Jackson-Iram Derr, .Matthew UcIIenry.
Icust-c. Herbeln, Jonathan Heaver, Christian
small.
,'aDrrJolln M. smith, George Beagel, Frederick
MalnI. D, Hodlne, Nathan Miller.
lteJ0'm "' l'e,k'r' J' " bw&nk, E. Sweppen-Montour'-John
Q Harkley, Emor Runyan.
Mt. Pleasant Amos Wanlch, John Murdan.
orargej-Mathew H. PatUrson, Cyrus Mcllenry, I.
rino-fjohn Ixj're. P. W. Sones, L, A. Ge-man.
Roarlngcreek JohL.Maurer, George F. Craig.
Scott K -w. E. Deiterlck, James like.
Scott .II. c. Kelchncr, J. s. Uachman.
Sugarloar-Jetha i rltz. Henry O. Hess, David Lewis.
Pay no attention to any falsehoods that
may be started at the last moment to Injure
any of the Democratic candidates. Vote the
straight ticket.
Vote for Ellas J, McUenry for State
Senate.
The defeat of any Democratic candidate in
this county will bo hailed by the Republi.
cans as a great victory for them. Will vou
help the Republicans by scratchiog your
ticket r
In order to eouteract the eflect of Gar
field's Chinese letter, tho republican com
mittee has procured the arrest of Kennard
Phllp, ooe of the editors of TVuM, on
the charge of forgery. He was bound over
for a bearing. The only evidence against
him was the affidavits of two men, profes
sing to bo experts in hand writing, who
swore that they believed Pbilp wrote the
letter. This bluster on the part of the re
publicans is too thin. Nobody is at all
scared at it. If Garfield did not write the
letter himself why doesn't he swear that he
did not, as he did about the 329 Credit
Jioblller dividend of which the Poland Com
mittee reported that be Jul get the money ?
BEWARE OF BOGUS TICKETS.
Mr. James L. Wright of Philadelphia,
recent Greenback candidate for State Treas
urer, has publicly repudiated Weaver, the
candidate of that party for President. His
sell out to the Radicals led Mr. Wright to
this course, just as it did Messrs. Hughes
and Deweea.
EXAMINE YOUK TICKETS CLOSELY BEFORE
VOTING AND SEE THAT YOU ABfi i.'OT DK
CEIVED. TUB 6TRAIQUT DEMOCRATIC)
TICKET 18 rniNTED ON THE THIRD PAGE Of
111 It PAPER, I
Garfield on labor.
The following letter appeared in Truth, a
free lance daily newspaper of large circula
tion in New York, on Wednesday :
Personal and Confidential.
House of Representatives,
Washington, D. C, Jan. 23rd, 1880.
Dear Sir :
Yours in relation to the CMnete problem
came duly to hand.
I take it thai the question of employees is
only a question of private and corporate econo
my, and individuals or companies have the
right to buy labor where they can gel it cheap
est.
ll'e have a treaty with the Chinese govern
ment,which should be religiously kept until its
provisions are abrogated by the action of the
general government, and lam not prepared to
say that it should be abrogated until our great
manufacturing and corporate interests are con
served in the matter of labor.
Very truly yours,
J. A. GARFIELD.
II. L. MOREY,
Employers' Union, Lynn, Mass.
An Associated Press dispatch from Mentor
states that General Garfield prouounced the
letter n "stupid forgery," but the fact that
there was not a prompt and formal denial
from General Garfield and that the original
letter has been examined by many Congress
men who are familiar with General Garfield's
handwriting and pronounced genuine, look
as if the corrtclness ot the letter cannot be
succes-fully disputed.
The additional fact that the views express-
ed in tho letter are in harmony with Gener
al Garfield's record in Congress on both the
Tariff and the Chinese bills, is also a strong
point in favor oftbe correctness ol the letter
in the absence of such emphatic aud circnm
stamlal denial as would likely be made if the
letter was a forgery.
The anti-Chinese bill was passed in the
House on the 29th of January, 1879, by 116
yeas to 72 nays, and General Garfield did
not vote, as will be seen by McPberson's
Hand-book for 1880, page 39. The bill went
to the Senate where it was amended and
passed finally by 39 yeas to 27 nays. When
the amended bill was returned to the Huusa
Mr. white moyed to lay the bill and amend
meats on the table, which would kill the
bill if successful,and General Garfield voted
for the motion, as will be found in the same
hand-book, page 41. The motion failed by
95 yeas to MI nays,aud the bill passed final
ly on the 22nd ol February. The Pres'dent
vetoed the bill on the 7ib of Maicb, and on
the question whether the bill i-hould pass
over the veto, the yeas were 110 and the
nays , and General Garfield voted agiinsi
the passage of the bill, as will bo seeu by re
fcrriug to the same hand-book, page -IS,
The letter ofGeneral Garfield to .Mr. Mor
ey, of the Employers' Union, is, tberetore,
in harmony with his votes ou the question
to which the letter relates; aud being ctrii
fied, after careful personal Inspection ut the
original by Speaker Randall, Mr, Hen it aud
others' who are familiar with General Gar
field's writing, it will require very positive
evidence to discredit the genuinene-s of the
letter.
All such publications on the eve of an
election are to be considered with much al
lowance for the party necessities which
would dictate the fabrication of letters cal
culated to injure a candidate, but the delay
n meeting this letter with emphatic contra
diction from a responsible source leaves little
room for doubt as to its authenticity, I'hil
adelphia Times.
Vote for T. Jeff, Vanderslice and J. 11.
Knittle lor Rep-esentatives.
Nothing more is heard of Southern bull
dozing, but the uewspapers teem with ac
counts of republican politicians in the man
ufactories attempting to Intimidate their em
ployees aud with the horrible recitals of po-
itical murders committed by republican
rowdies. Just before the Indiana electloo
the Democratic Sheriff of Shelby county,
that State, was shot dead by a republican
rutliat, Democratic negroes have been driv
en oQ' the stump aud brutally maltreated by
republican partisans and on Saturday a
Democratic procession iu Wilmington, Dela-
waie, was find into by negroes from their
club hoove and a riot ensued in which twen
ty or thirty persons weie seriously wounded,
one of them mortally. 1 his is the party of
'grtat moral ideas," (bis republican party.
This Is the party that boasts of all the la
tolligeoce and respectability of the country.
This is the party that calls on christian rein- j
Uteri to pray for it success and Its ptrpi.
tuatlon In power. It li towing the wind
and will reap th whirl-wind.
ADDRESS OF CHAIRMAN DILL.
Cloipieiu ,ieal la the Worklnginen of
IVnnnylvanla.
To the Democracy of 1'cnnnjlvanlu Demo
cracy means tlio rule of the people. Its
founder lecogniied and enforced the dignity
and power of individual thought,cotitrol and
government as the essence of republican
liberty. Imperialism, olllco holding oligar
chy, corporato dlc'atlon, the rule of money
by tho employer over the eniplojee, are all
at war with our creed, our traditions and
our rule. Intimidation and every form of
coercion and corruption, nud every form of
bribery of tho voter are all At variance with
the genius and tho letter of our constitution
nnd laws, state and federal, nnd wo will see
that such offenses are punished,
The Democratic party is largely compos
ed of the Industrial classes and must there
fore represent their Interests and rights. To
day many of our corporations, the wealthy
manuficturers, the great iron masters, are at
tempting to debauch them with their money
orto coerco them with their power, They
threaten to take the bread out of their
mouths, to starve their wives and children
unlets they vote as employers dictate. We
address them. Can you permit this tyranny
and still claim to bo freemen ? Aro you
slaves became you work for your daily bread?
Mut you surrender the right to a free ballot
to obtain tho rlht towoik? When that
day comes It will bo a fatal day for you and
your liberties. Lot the overseers of corpor
atlons and manufacturers drive you to tbo
polls to vote as they dictate, let their can
didate be chosen by your craven submiss
ion, and you surrender that equality which
is the chief glory of American citizen
ship What Is the remedy? Simple,pluln,ray.
for brave men. Assert your right, Vote
as you please. Lt weilth know that your
labor is your Mpltal. He is for free trade
ill merchandise ."in! iu men, am) istheene
my of your interests. Ho wants Chinamen
to come hero and take your place if you
complain, or to work by your side fur a pit
tance if you submit. He said so over his
own hand and by his votes in congress,
Ourcaudidato is General Hancock who
shcd'hls blood for you in the defense of the
country. Ho is the representative of all the
people. He is your representative because
his faith is your faith. He has said over
Ids hand that he is in favor of American in
dustry Ho will ha the zjalous guardlau of
cspllal and labor if you elect him president.
Trust jour friends, not your enemies. Stand
by the men who stand by you. Do not bo
deceived or frightened. Vote as your con
sciences may dictate Dj this and wo will
win, We have a majority of the people of
the republic and if they vote their votes will
be counted nnd Hancock will be elected and
Inaugurated president of the Iln'tcd States.
A. II Dill,
Chairman.
T1IK KLUItlDA KltAUD
The following
hands of the Nat
tee, through a mi;
pany.
To Hon. Charles
kins, Jr., Jack
I telegraphed y
as requested, two
der and yourself
17 pd.
dispatches came into the
ioual D.-mocratic Commlt-
stake of the telegraph com-
October 12, 1880,
J. Noyes, care of II, Jen-
sonville, Fla :
csterday, I will provide,
hundred each for Callen
as compensation,
Marshall Jewell.
Rush.
October 12, 18S0.
To F W. Wicker, Collector, Key West
Florada:
"City of Dallas" took 150,"City of Texas"
100, "Colorado" 100 for Key West. Meu on
dock instructed to Bay nothing about it.
20 pd. Marshall Jewell.
Mr. Btruuin publishes the dispatches in
an address to the country, and charges that
Mr, Jewell is attempting the systematic po'
lulion of the ballot in Florida. Mr. Jewell
answers that he real y meaut to notify the
Collector of Key West and others of the
shipment of Democratic billot stuffers and
forgers of returns, an 1 defeat their ciimo.
It is a little to much to ask people to be
lieve that the Diii.ecrats are sending meu
into a Democratic State to heln carrv ihn
election. The evidence against the repub
lican fraud is overwhelming.
It should be tho aim of every owner of
Horses,CowH..tc..to make them as handsome
and useful as possible. The German Horse
and Cow Powder helps to develop all the
powers of the animal. It improves its beau
ty and increases its usefulness. It makes
milk, mucle and fat. By using it a borne
will do more work and a cow civemore milk
and be in better condition with less feed.
Sold only by weight at 10 ctnts a pound by
C. A. Kieim, Bloomsburg.
i- 12, '7!-ly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
f
TO THE WORKINGMEN OK PENNSYLVANIA.
A LETTER FROM JAMES A. GARFIELD WHICH EVERY ONE SHOULD READ.
u
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1. Its ooiitptits mo injivrfi-ct niroid with (Intlipld's cotnsc in pmiiriw on tlio Cliinpse question.
L. I hu liaml-writinu; h of a utiifot tn i hnractor t lirouRliout nml shows no strain as would bu tlio case in nil attempt nt imitation.
!1. I'lio Bijriiiitiiro is OarlioM's. His atitogrupln on comparison with tlio sijriinlitru to thvac-timllc show it to bo Lreimiiic.
I. 1 ho best expert in liatid-wtiting iu tho Tnited States, Kdward II. lioticli, pronounces the letter fjeiiiiinu ami ileehuea that
no document of that length could liayo been forged or imitated unless the original had been in possession of the finger.
fi. I ha theatiica performance of Marshall Jewell, cliaiiinan of the republican national eammittee, in investing the editor of
'iittis evidence that (tin held ami bis friends cannot discredit tlio authenticity of (lie letter by a resort to onlinaiv orlegnl proofs.
(1 T II. a lillibi U1 , if tin, 11, ,1.1 .............. ,1! ' 1.1 ... i ' , 1. I I- I 1 ... .,!'..! I nil.
. .... ........... .nil,, Hum hi iiuuiiii since i oiniiii commuiee roiusciiio nenev u nun vt ncn iokuiwmk """i ........
i A number of people liavo been found in Lowell, Mass,, n knew II. L. Jlorey and knew him to lie an agent of the
ninlovi'iH ITninn nr. l.vim.
Ktiildoveis' Union at Lvnn.
8. The allegation of the W,
inio tho letter liiiinnrts to hnv
, , I ,i , " ii.i.t IIVLIl iMiwnii III uu mist.- uv IIIU piuu
nt that tune and since, which bore the sunn. i.hiu.i.II.i tinn if itwt ulntim
Thoroughly convinced, therefore that tlio letter is genuine we print the facsimile and ask its careful nnd dispasionate ex-
'nsliltlirlntt i,r.u1n.l.,H lt.l n .HIT I M! ..i !.. ni ll... nnt,.,. It, ll.nf r.lli. nl till.
time, tlio letter purports to have been mailed, lias been shown to be false by tho production of envelopes mailed at that olllco
i nwuMimiij mm i iten, iiii-iciore, mat tlio letter is genuine we print the facsimile and ask its carcltil nud dispassionate ex
animation by the public. .Meanwhile wu do not think that the fact, that tlie genuineness of this letter lias not been discredited
adds one jot or tittle to tbo easo against Oarfiohl as a supporter of the Chinese policy of the I Iayes administration aud the rcpuli
bean party. I lie letter is simply an expression in words of tlio acts nnd votes of (lat fleld on the Chinese question in congress.
FAC-SIM1L13 6b' THE LETTISH.
7 ' S
iu;aiiiusrrtiE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lOI.UMlUA COUNTY, SS.
j
Amoivj the rtcorfls and rrrirenllni's r,f tl.af-m.rr
c t ljuaiter siksluus In and lor said county It la later
No so, t pteml.tr Term, I860,
In re-peiltlnn ol the s-iixrvlsors or ConiDnharu
towublilp fcr an order to levy additional laj.
And now October Hind, lsio.on the iietltion or the
suH.'rvlMits of said townbhlp lor an Older dlrecttuir
Ihn levy or an additional tax ol one and one-halt
u.i.ia u.i mo luikiuiiuu ui m&uoitj rroperiy. ituielo
show cause why ihe prajerot petitioners Miail not
uoKrautid, returnable November mti, Usoat one
o clock p.m. Notice to beeivea by a copy ht-reor
laserti'U In a newspaper puMlshed la the cuunty at
least ten da) 8 brlore tho day ot lieartnc. and bi
copies posiid up In at least three publlj places In
tho Umnthlp or Conyngham duttng said wrtodot
ten days
Ccrttued from the records October so, isso.
WM. KlilCKHAUM,
O.M. (icK', uerktj.s.
leputy. oct, n-t(
A
UDlTOIt'S NOTICE.
IN Till MiTTIBOriUE STiI 07 riTIB UliKDlKT.
1IECS1SKD,
The undersigned Auditor appointed on exceptions
to the third and partial account of the executor or
the estate ot I'cter oearheart; with power lo
make dirlrlbutlon cr the rund, will meet the parties
at hlsortlceln Bloomsburir on Friday, IKcimberloth
l&so at lu o'clock a. m., I( r ihopurposo or htu ar
iwlntment, at nhlchtlme and place all persons hai.
tan claims at-alrbt saldebtctu will appear and pre
bent them at that time, or bo forever debarred
troin receiving any share or said rund.
C. It. lilX'KALiW,
oct w, ismk Auditor,
JjECUTOK'B KOITCK.
XSTiTI OF HXNJilllN VC1IIKKT, PICIiSXD,
Letters tetamentary;on the estate or'lienjamln
McUenry, late or ltenton township Columbia c-oc-n-ty,
I'enusylTanla, deceased, have boon graitcd
by the Iteglster ol said county to Alfred
Mcllenry, or Ilenton, Executor. All persons
having claims against the estate ot said dece
dent are reuuested lo oreaent them for w'Ltjpmi-nr.
ami taoae L&debusl to the eatat to make pa ment
w w uuwiH4un.n.wilniuiuiii uoiay,
ALPMED NCHENnV.
Xxecutor,
Ott, SS, M0-t' BectOft, rv
SHERIFFS SALE.
Ity virtue of bundrywrlu Issued out ot tho Court
of Common l'leas of Colombia county, and to me di
rected, will bo cxrosed to public sale at tho Court
House In tho town of Illoomsburg, at S o'clock, p. m.
Monday, November 22nd, 1880;
All Ihe following described real estate situate In
Catawissa, Columbia county, state of I'ennsylvanla
bounded and described as follows, viz: Ou tho east,
by public road leading from Catawissa to Minim, on
tho nest, by Fourth street, continuation thjreot)
on tho south by land of Williams and on tho north
by land ot Strouse, whereon aro erected a t o-story
frame dwelllog house and out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken In execution at tho suit of A. V.
Creamer against A. V, Cool and to bo sold as tho
property.of A, V. cool.
ltiixws, Attorney. Vend Ex.
A LSO,
A certain piece of land situate In Benton town
ship, Columbia county, I'ennsjlvanla, bounded as
follows: Uy land of David Huberts on the north, by
land of Michael llartman on tho cast, by land ot Jo
&epli lluit on tho south, and land of John Itob?rta
on the west, whereon are erected a plank dwelling
house, a stable and other out-bulldlngs, conslstlnir
of twenty-one acres ot land more or less.
Seized, takea In execution 1 1 the suit of John J.
Mcnenry, against Edward Mcllenry, and to bo sold
as the property or Edward McUenry.
Kkkizk, Attorney. Al. Vend. Ex.
ALSO,
All that certain piece ot land situate In Miniln
township, Columbia county and Stato of Pennsylva
nia, described as follows to-w It: Hounded on tho
north by lands of John Atm, on the east by II,
t'chweppenhelser, on tlio south by lands of Thomas
Attn, and on the west by lands of Charles Kllnger
in in, containing one hundred and ten acres more or
loss, on which aro erected a frame house, barn and
outbuildings.
A LSO,
One tract of Imd situate In same townsblp. boun
ded on tho north and east by lands of Thomas Aten.
on the south by land of Michael Graver's heirs, on
the west by land of William I'arr, containing tw en-
ty-rour acres more or less, on which aro erected a
framo dwelling house and out-butldlngs,
ALSO,
One tract bounded on Ihe north by land of I. K,
Schweppcnhelscr and Samuel Rnjder, on tho east
by laud of Lawrence Waters, on the south bv lands
Abraham Schweppenhtscr, nnd on tho west by land
of Johu Aten, containing thirty-four acres more or
less, on which aro erected a frame dwelling house,
barn and other out-bulldlngs.
A LSO,
One tract of land bounded on tho north by land of
Stephen Oearhart and others, on the east by I, K.
Schweppenhelser.on the Bouth by land of John Attn
and on the west by land of Joseph Oearhart, con
taining ono hundred acres moro or less, on which
are erected a frame dwelling house, barn and out
buildings.
AI.SO,
Unelot of ground situate In the town ot Malnville,
county and state aforesaid, bounded and described
as follows, to-n It: Hounded by land of J. K. LotR
enberger and two public roads being a corner lot In
said town, on which are erected a two-story brtck
store house with the appurtenances.
Seized taken in execution at the suit of Samuel
Keck, assigned to Columbia County Mutual Saving
Fund and Loan Association against I. K. Schweppen
helser and to be sold as the property of I, K. Schwep
penhetser. Littlk & Miixxa, Attorneys. Vend. Ex.
A LSO,
All that certain messuage and tract ot land situate
In the township of Ilrlar Creek, Columbia countr,
and State of Pennsylvania, bounded on the north by
land heretofore of John Van Pelt now M. K. Jack
son's heirs, and lands ot John Heavener, on
tho west by land of said John Hcavener lately, now
Adam Helterlch and Francis Evans, on the south by
land heretofore owned by P. M. Trough, now Petti
and others.coDtalnlng two hundred and twenty flvo
acres more or less, on which the deteodant now re
sides, on which are erected a frame bank barn, a
frame dwelling house and out-bulldlngs,also a wood
tenant house. There are on the premises also an
excellent apple orchard and other fruit trees.
Seized taken la execution at the suit of William J,
Knorr assigned to Joseph Lara an sgalast William
Laman ana to be Hold as the property ot wuuuxa
Lituim
Gocxtuwi Attorney. Ft IX
ALSO,
All that certain tract or plcco of land situate In
Locust township, Columbia County, and stato of
Pennsylvania bounded and described 113 follows, to
wit : On the north by land ot Jeremiah Si'olt and
Mrs. Snyder, on tho cabt by (leorgo Voiger nod
David Veager, 0-1 tho south by Wlltlim Veager, and
on tho west by Wlllam Veager, containing forty-five
acres more or less, on which are erected a two story
frame dwelling house, alogbarn, cider mill and out
buildings. ALSO.
All that certain other lot or piece of ground situate
In Locust township, Columbia county, and Stato of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to
wit: On tho north by landot Daniel Morris and (1
Y. Soult, on tho east by other lands of Hudolph
Teager, on U10 south by lands or John llerner, on
tho west by lands of D. Yeager, M. Hughes, Monte
llus Teager, and public road, containing tw enty four
acres and eighty ono pei-chi s neat mc.vsurc.on vv hlch
are erected a two aud a half story framo hotel, a
two and a half story framo dwelling house, bank
barn, shed, and other out-bulldlngs.
Seized taken la execution at the suit of Jacob
(Irelner, administrator of Lanali Veager deceased
against Itudolph Yeager and to bo sold as tho prop
erty of Itudolph Yeager.
FiimzK, Attorney, Vend Ex,
ALSO,
All those two certain pieces of land adjoining each
other bltuatu In the township of Locust, bounded
and described us follows, to-vvlt: Beginning ut
a stone and from thencu nloui; tho public road lead
ing from Catawissa to Ashland bouth sixty-three
degrees east ten perches and eight tenths to a
stone, thenco by land of May berry Snyder, late John
Yeager, sr., deceased, north eighty-two degrees and
a half, west six perches and blx-tcnthsto u white
oak, thencejby tho same north thirty-eight degrees
and a half west Ave perches to tho place ot begin
ning, conUUntug eleven perches and eight-tenths
strict measure.
The second lot beginning at a white pluebtump and
running from thence by lands of .Maybe rry Hughes,
late P. K. Herbeln, noith eight) -six degrees and
three-quarters east seventeen perches and four
Untbs to a stone under the so-called Slabtowu
bridge, thence along the road leading from Catavvls
sa to Ashland not th thirty-one degrees and a half
west six perches to a btone, thence by thu aforesaid
lot south ctglity one degrees west six perches aud
nine tenths to a black oak stump north thirty emu
degrees west threo lurches to a and thenco by
lands ot Mayberry snyder, late John Veager, bouth
thirty-seven degrees and threiMiuarters west nine
perches und.sev en-tenths to the place ot beginning,
containing seventy-twu lurches bo tho same nuro
or less, whereon arc erected a good frame dwelling
house and stable, also a good wagon shop, black
smith shop and wood house together with all the
ne-cessary outbuildings.
Mclzsl, taken la execution ut the suit of Darius
YJager against Walter IHItmau vv 1th notice to terro
tenants anu to be sold as the property of Walter 111U
man, Kti.EK, Attorney. Lev. Fa.
ALSO,
All that certain tractor piece of landsltuato In
Locust township Columbia county, and htato of
Penns)lvanU,bouaded anl described as follows,to
wlt: on tho north by lands of JJllJvU Yocurn.on the
eostbylandof Mtcliael stia, oa tho suuth by land
of Solomon and George Mow rer, and on the west by
land ot Daniel btlne. containing forty-two acres
raoreor less, on which are erected a story and a
halt framo dwelling house, frame barn aud out-
bulldlngs.
Seized, taken In execution at tho sutt of I.af.ijelle
Fetterman, admlnls rator of Charles Fetterman, de
ceased, against reter Mowrer and to bo sold as the
property of Peter Mowrer.
Fkeezk, Attorney, Vend, Ex.
ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece of land situate In
Qreenwood township, Columbia county and stale of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to
wlt: ou the east by lands ot Frederick lleagle, on
the south by Little Flshlngcreek on the west by
lands of Annie Weillver and on tho norta by land of
Moses Mclloory, containing about three rourths of
an acre more or less, on which are erected a one and
a hall btory plank dwelling house and out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit of F, P, Tay
lor asslgnod to Clark Calleudar against Henry Cot
terman and U be sold as the property of Uenry Cot-
terman.
1 1 hi b, Attorney. Vend. Ex.
ALSO,
All that certain tot or piece of land situate In the
iloroughct Berwick, Columbia courty and State ot
Pennsylvania bounded and described, as follows, to.
wlti On the south by iiecond street, on the west by
TheJiciaOB A Woodtn Manufacturing Comnany,
on tho north by the Presbyterian parsonage, on the
cast by Pino street, on w hlch uro erected a large
brick pottery, tho part ot which Is used as a dwell
lDg and other buildings.
ALSO.
The life eslalo of the eh teml.u.t In nil that messu
age or tract ot land situated In Centic- townshlp.ro
luinbla county and stale of Pennsylvania, bounded
and ilistrlbedas follows, to-w 11: on ihu noith b)
land or William shatw, and oeorge lllnkleinan. 01.
tho east by land ot Ji-lm Kelehm r, sr., on the south
bv tht'L. 11. latlrn.ul, west by lander I aaclless
Low Bros, .t Company uml others containing one
hundred and ten acres more or lesK, on which are
crecti'd n two and one-tnlf story trick dwelling
house, largo bank barn unil other out-bullciliigs
seized, taken In execution at the suit of Sarah A
Eck against II. C. Freas and to bo bold as the prop
ertyof II C. I'reas.
W. J. Bcckalew, Attorney. Vend. Ex.
ALSO.
All that cei tain lot or piece ot land situate In
Main townshlp.columbla county and state ol Penn
sjlvanla, bounded aud described as follows, to-wlt:
Beginning at a stone, thenco by land of said Wil
liam Menslnger, north beventy degrees slxt)-elght
and one-tenth pennies to a stone, thence by land
l.Uo of (leorgo Longenberger north twenty seven
and u half degrees west eighty-six and live-tenths
perches to a stone, thenco by the same south sev
enty nnd three-quarter degrees west forty-seven
and Ihreo-tcnths perches to a stone, and thence by
land or tho said Daniel Miller south fourteen degrio-
east eighty seven and two-tenths perches to the
p'ace of beginning, containing thirty-one acres and
six perc lies or land strict measuie.
ALSO,
One other tract or piece cl laud situate In said
Msln township and county and slvte aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows, to-w:t; Begin
ning nt a stone, a coiner of land of James McAlun
ney south sixty and a quarter degrees west fltt)-
three and four-tenths perches to a stone, thence by
land ot sill William Menslnger touth twenty-eight
nun onu-eigut 11 degrees cast thlrty-nlm and Ilve-
teiiihs perches to a post, thenco by lanlof lleiija
mla Nuss slxly-iiluo and a half degrees east lltt)
threo and lour-tenths perches to a sionnlu line of
land of Henry Bowuian, llieucu by the same noith
twenty-nine and Ihrce-fourths degrees west folly
eight and live-tenths perches to tho piace of begin
nlug, containing fourtevn acres and ethty-elght
perches sulci measuie. bo Ihu same more or less.
ALSO,
Ono other tract or plc of land situate In Main
J tow nshlp and county and state aforesall, and boun-
ueu auu uescriueii as ronows 10-wie: Beginning ut
a ttonocorner In the line ot luid of John I'eltor and
thenco north slxly-seven anJ a hilt degrees, eon
one hundred ami tllty-two crches uU-.g tho lino of
John I'elfer and Peter Bowmin, thiiico north thirty
one degrees west blxty peichos to a stouo corner
thenco south sixty-seven anl alulf dtgrees west
no hundred and Ilfty-tvvo pe rches to a stone corner
thence south thlrty-ono degrees, east tlxty perches
to the placo of beginning, containing Iltty-three
acres and twenty-tlve peichcsmore or lest.
Seized, taken In executlinat thu suit of Hiram
Shugars, administrator of (leorgo ilollcnbaik.de
ceased. against William Menslnger, aud to bo sold
as th'i properly I WliUan Menslbgcr.
Ziiih, Attorney. Vend Fx,
AUO,
The folio ting described real estate situated In lip
towu of Catawissa, Columbia county, Pot!h)Ivanta:
All that cert il 11 lot No - In Ibo geueral plan ot
Catavvhsi, bounded on Ihe west by Front street,
thlrly-llve feet, en the north by lotof John Brobst,
twohucdred and ten feet, on I ho east by au alley
thirty-five feet, on the south by an alley two hun.
dredand ten leet to tho aforesaid Front street, tho
place ot keglnnlng, w hereon are erected a two-story
frame dwelling house and out-bulldlngs.
ALSO,
All that other certain lot, No, 11, In the general
plan of Catawissa, beginning at a corner of lot No,
11, on Front street or bald town soutbeastwardly
Beventy feet to a post, thence by land late of Lewis
Metz, deceased, southwestwardly a course parallel
to Bald Front street Beventy foet to a post. In a line
otlotN'o. 10, thence by the same north-castwardly
soventy feet to said Front street, thenco by lino
of Bald Front street northeastwardly beventy feet
to the p'ace of beginning, whereon aro erected a
two-story frame dwelling house.
seized, taken lo execution at tje suit of Catharine
llry son, assigned to Win Liryson and V. J, Hucka
lew against Hobert Uryson and to be sold as tho
property ot Kobert Br) son.
W, J, Ucciitxw, Attorney, Fl Fa.
Terms cash on day ot sale.
U, II, KNT,
tct.M.'8-u -Miornr,
a r-i-1 mn "T7T7 rn a
VV cr U l n ' VV 1 -'-1,
Wo have catalogued liolow it very low of
TUB POPULAR STYLES Ii DRESS GOOIXS
immense slock of AUTtiii.,
nviiwi uit.Lia 1 I u"lW
i.iv. iimei UCl'll linriwl I
-I'V.,,J
Taken nt random from our immense stock of
DRESS TEXTURES. Exti
omitted.
In tho
NOVELTY JJKl'AKTMKNT.
We show tho
.Morcilollt OU IIANIIKEIII'IIIKF (lOOlvs,
InAU-Vtool, Wool and silk, Tricot, Votilo and
Cashmere.
At all prices.
TlttCOIH ANDSUoolins,
With fancy satin borders'
PLAIDS,
In Tricot, Coshmerc, Momle anil Basket Weaves.
In the
LOWER PRIOKD PLAIDS
Wc have a superb assorlment In
KM1I.1SII,
OEIIMAN,
AND DOMESTIC.
At 2D. 2.1. 81. ntc. nml Ml cents.
Comprising some really beautiful Mjles, and lnclu-
iiiligsomegeuiiino o.irg.iius,
IN LADIES' DRESS OLOTHS
Wo show ft nfct vnik'ty of
rouxs.oAHHMminnt! usnn
AM) t'ASI.MUt,
In Ton ti,Ti (ioud,
nnd
6-4 AND 6-4 FINMSI, Ct OTIiy,
of claim Hi lc make.
Made esrcilally It,r oar o n counters.
SOLID COLOR FRENCH FABRICS
Wo show
MANY NEW THINKS
ISAUMUIIhs,
I.NTltK'OTS,
IN' MOM ICS.
IN FACONNLS
IN uinvitoxs.
IN BIAIMilTZ,
IN I'OWDKHCIOTIIS,
in i oniums',
in HAtmrx
IN (lltANITE CIOTIls,
AND CIIOl'PCI) CHUCKS,
Ilaeh In fourteen colors, coinpilslng n'l tho
newest shades of Bronze, olive, Prune, (irenat,
Xaphlr, Ut.
In tho
CASHMERE AND MERINO DE
PARTMENT, We show '
31 INCH OASIIMKIIES, AIL COLOX.
At f. cts.
Hl-INCII I A-lltKIIL U.I, I'OLOlts,
At .',11 cts.
IIO-INCII C VMlME.tl.S, AM, I'OI.OItS
At .'mi els.
0--1NCII l'.slMl:itI.M, .U.t, ctlLOItS,
Al 6.1 CIS
CS-INC1I lAMIMi:ilK.s, U.I, COI.OIIS,
At ;n cm.
BS.INCIt I'Asn.MKItKs, AM, COI.OIIS,
At s;. cts
4C-1NCII l'A-HVi:itl, All. COL'JIIS,
At l 00
WoliellPVIV (lint ll.n nl.nh.
tp bo Miii iKMt assortment or c "
shovyn In I'hiiadeipiiia. ami at fue ,
cfs for simitar finalities. '
Wo show
I.ITINN Cili.ollI'.D MEIllVi
, (fholco shade i.M
AIM, ea.e, ntidjiC!
mid
41-INCH Slloon.uis
(Kxrplicnt values
At M, 73 cts., and .00
IN
MEDIUM PRICED DRESS GonJ
We made very large and deslrnh , UUu0 I
itviiitirnrtiiriTs nml in. 1. mn ' , I
bo found elsewhere lr. tho United sut j '
Wc havo
m l'teecs
MOMli: CLOTH, ntn;
ll-liichWIUunndtwiientv,!,,
pownnitcHinisnt'
ll-lnclieH wide nnd fliol, 1
no I'lic s "'s
MOMIK CI.OTH at Mi
ni Indies Ids, spioi.iii.i vv
mi . piItcs -MiMir.t'i.onial.i
91 Inches Wldi, worth ,
lo I leci s
W00Lr.fi:t;ASIIMKu:nt )
n ii.ciu-.-4 wi.ii., (mod "
rn Places
(IIUNHT . I tints nt , ir
.14 Inches Wide Wrj i , i
.in r lecp s
llllot'.UifcSntsiii
31 inches Wide, Worlh
urn I'lervs
liltoc.U)i;s at 2.1 1
23 Inches Wide. Choice In
11111 Pieces
ai.piniithicots nt 1 (i
2.1 Inches W hie, Vi ry st ,1 ',
ion Pieces
1'INOIir.TTA MOM IKS at .
23 Inches wide, New and Ui liest
noo Pieces
JtOMTM AMI Alt.MI HPS.
11 Inches WIJe,i:i .gnnt New Ii
vii Pier- s
ALL-WOOL Dlirsse LOTUS .
a Inches Wide, in nine, iiri-en, IIm
I'liini Colors.
We have se veral lots of gouds b
f.ieliiieis mid linpi iters at err 1
which, nml to stinmiaio trade tl.i-1 ,
son, wo shall make tho following
Wo nninti
210 I'll ci s
(IKIIMAN I' vNCII.Snl .
Nev er be fore sold le slh..n
ymi pieces
ttKIIM N PM Irs nt
Cost to Imj. irt Jl . t ,
f.'. I'ke'es
(MA1I.MI ltl nt02
(All Wo il
111 black nn.l colors, cost ; en, n ,,
.'1 1 h c 4
-l t'lll.V.' NSntCi, il
(All Wool)
Would bo cln ap ui -T
Slioiilt vou ilt'iit. lo t'inniii(. niiy of tlio nliou' nnd c.-itinot s,;uo , , ,
I'ssiny for a iit to l'liilndeliilii:!, wo slinll bo ilciiscd to send yon siniijilis m,i.';
jour orilci's tlitonejli otir
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Eighth and Market Stsrects,
A CURE GUARANTEED25 CENTS BY USING
Ms
DR. METTAUB'S HEADACHE PILL'S enre most wondcrfullvln a
InrycliiirtlimolKitli SICK and NERVOUS HEADACHE ; au.l. vvti.l.:
faotluir oiltliiincrviiiis fj.t. nl, relievo DYSPEPSIA In us wnrpllnrnis, cleaug.
tn tno system 01 exccfdoi Ditc,proauciu angular nealtuy action ot tho bowels.
A ftillslzo box of thoso vnlunblo PILLS, with full dl-
rrctli.lM Inra complotO CUro, lunlid to liny ml,ln m on militof
nlno 3-cont PootaKO Stamps. PorsalobyallllrUfKiets.
BOLK PltOPKIETOItS,
TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
PROF. GUILMETTE'S
nr
I
A Positivo and Permanent Cure Guaranteed
In all ca-cs ol Oiavel, Dialietis, l)rop-y, Kriglit's Di-easeo:
Milneys, Incontinence nnel lietetilioii ol Urine, Inllnins"
tlie ICiilnej-., Cutarrli of tlie Illeelelcr, lliftli Ccloreil I rme
ii tint Hack, .Side or l.uiin, Nervous Weakness, ami in u
iliriiilcrs ol tlio lilaileler antl Urinary Oigati', whether ' n
eil by private ili-easesor otlirrvvise.
This trreut remnly has tien used with suieessfor ncart;-
Prance, with ihe most wonUeifiiU'uraltvc KlTects. It cur s ti e
no niuise-oiis Internal medicines belntr re iiulred. Wo have huudnd "
monl-ils of cm 1 s by this Pad when all else had failed
l.ADIKs, if you areMilTcilou rrom remain Weakness, Leticorrti.i
nses peculiar tore-mates, or In ract any illscaso oftho ktdnevs, hsi
druggist tor
I'l ol. fliiilnifttcN IK nch Kidney IM1
ftbt
n f
lVjl
1 1..
rait-
an.l take no other
Pad by leturn m ill
If he Ins not sot It, send fl.oo and you will r
Addiess P. s. Ilraneh
FRENCH PAD CO., Toledo, Ohio,
Or JOHN II, KINTOUTN Druggist, Main stieet above Iron tu
Prof Guilmette's French Liver Pad
Will POSltlVrly Cure Pevir rrd AL-re. Illllilb Al-ne. Ai lie r.ti. l'.lllnlis Tierr. .tntmillcf.. Ilvsiinsll aw
(ilseaB ei.f ihe I.lver, stomaehand l'.lood. The pad cures by absorrtlen, and Is peiinnnent Ask -ji
rusrulit ror this pud and Hike no other, ir he does rpl kei p It, n nd f .ro to the Pi KNCIl ' U't'O. -'
ranch) 10I.KD0, Ohio, nnd receive II by return mall. For sale by JOHN' II. KINPOItl'h, Prui gist. NJi
cull",n' wj.uwuujtf iu. fee j' 1 u ou
as- c a sltt a am.
GET THE BEST,
STKONC; COJIIPJB TITION
In (he iiuimifucture of'OrKims is resultinir in tl
of cheap goods, made from inferior materials. I refer particularly to
bogus Organs that are continually siirinuiiiL' into existence, without
any merit whatever, oxeept tp ho oilered cheap, and then when purchas
ed found to ho dear at any price. Will yuu not then, reader,
If you Contemplate Buying an Organ
consider it your only safeguard to select an instrument hearing the
mimes of first class, wholly responsible makers. A good assortmrnt of
styles of the celebrated K&tey Ortrans can now ho.roon nt. tlio now rooms
of tho Only Authorized Agent foi the Eatey OrganB in
Columbia County. A guarantee for fivo years from tho manu
facturers accompanies every listov Organ
JLfloomsburg? ir.a