THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTS', VA.
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' ATirNVtdiicaJ iy 2nd of March,
llsrwlck wants an Opera Houre." -
A dtnind for leuant houses Ibis year U ex
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tensive.
Wonder If Vennor hain't been employed by
tho plumbers,
Milton will have n firomoti's parado on the
22ml. but,
The Democratic Watchman hn? a lady com
ago.
HOltOf.
There wainn Immonso amount of roail bust
ners In court this week.
The Ilfinpty Dampty troupe stopptd at the
Ktdisngo,
Tim k:il!iiL' rink bai been booming this
week.
The thought of tho flvo weeks more of cold
wither makes us shake.
Cash paid for oals by W. 0. lticbart, Iron
street talow Main, Itloonixburg.
Lockarda nra running out ssvon cars per day
no.
The schools of Nnntlcoko havo been closed
. r II
on accouni oi sinnu iux.
No grumbling about the scarcity of Ice this
winter.
A largo number ol calvos are being shipped
from tho depot at tills place to different cities.
Somo fine specimens of poultry from Onto-
wissaworc on exhibition at tho Reading nnd
l'oltsvlllo poultry shows.
Contrary to our expectations matrimonial
stock Is Btill on the decline. To much timidity
in the buyers.
In this Stato physicians are required to regis
ter their names in tho 1'rothonotary'a office.
Many, however, neglect to do it.
Tho erection of a number of cheere factories
in Northumberland county is urged by tho
newspapers of that region.
Tho Central Pennsylvania Methodist Epis'
copal Conference will hold Its annual session at
York, commencing March Itilli
At present writing, Wednesday, it looks as
though tho ground hog was going to fool us
this year,
"Tho house was crowded, enthusiastic and
immensely pleased." Uric- n-Brac. Phila,
Mirror.
Canes are now mado which hold n plntofl
whifkey. All a man has to do is to raise the
cane and imbibe.
Pon Sale on Kent. A valuable home and
lot with identy of fruit and berries. For in
formation rail at this ofllco.
Drunkenness Is siid to be domorulizingtho
regular army, and there is some tnlk of Bead
ing it to an inebriate asylum.
Sarah Bernhardt is said to be "immense on
the faintact." She did it so well in Cincin
nati that the audienca thought she was dead.
A hrakeman of the D. L. & W, H. It. named
Khmer had one of his wrists badly crushed
whilo coupling n car at Rupert last Saturday.
Rumor has it that Allen C. Laros, the mur
derer and escaped ''lunatic," has married Hat-
tie Blaine, who killed her husbnnd, William
Illaine of Easton.
Rev. T. P. Iieesor, of St. Paul's Lutheran
church, of Williamsport preached an able ser
mon in the Lutheran church of this place on
Sunday.
x "Mr. Basset's impersonation of an old maid
sighing for some one to love was perfect." iY.
Y. 'Iribune.
A oloifihins jinrty consisting of twenty-two
ladies visitsd Danville Wednesday and took
dinner at tho City.
Three or four men standing around a corner,
holding a confidential conversation with their
heads close together, indicates that a elate is
being fixed up.
There is a splendid chance for some one to
open up n first class hotel in Shenandoah.
There isn't n good hotel in that city, which
contains over 10,000 inhabitants.
This cold weather has broken up, for the
timo being, that detestable practice indulged
in by so many of our young men, of loafing
around tho entrances of church doors during
service.
"No man and wifo should fail to see this ingc
nious Bric-a-Brac. Originality is no name for
it. Even poor Mrs. Finch would have gone
wild over il." Wilkie Collins.
Wo have received nn invitation to the second
annual ball of Co. F 12th Regt. N. G. P., of
Danville, to bo held in the Opera House of
that place onTuosday evening, February 22nd.
The Repasz Orchestra will furnish tho music.
For rent from the first of Anril. 1S81 A
Store Room and also two communicating
rooms on second floor ia the Ent building. Ap-1
ply to N. U. Funk.
Fch4tf
Soon wo can expect to see our streets swinv
miog with newly painted "tiles." A man so
liciling for a hat renovating establishment was
in town gathering up dilapidated "cadies."
Tho Fourteenth Annual Ball of the Frlend
uhip Fire Company will he held in llrpwer's
Hall on Tuesday evening, February 22nd. The
boys will be around to see you, Buy a ticket,
it will only cost you CO cents.
If your girl has treated you shabby, and you
wish to make her mad, puichaso one of thofe
hideous caricitures displayed in bookseller's
windows and mail It to her. If sho don't get
angry then there remains no revengo for you.
There is being built, at the Scott Foundry in
Reading, a cannon that is expected to tbroar a
ball with a velocity of 3000 feet per second,
which will fly a distance of about ten miles.
Frank Vanderallce, who together with Frank
Cosper, lias purchased a job printing office in
Fitt'ton, circled around among his many friends
here several days ago, We with him and Mr.
Cosper success.
Lockards have recently added to their ma
chinery a new wheel press, bolt header and
turning lathe, all labor-saving machines, the
holt-header doing away with four fires in the
blacksmith shop.
Mrs, Sarah Roberts, formerly Mrs. John
Thomas, died in Plymouth last week and her
remains were conyeyed to this placo on Monday
and interred in tho Old Welsh graveyard. The
deceased lived for many years in this town.
Nino persona were Immersed in Fishlngcreok
by the Rev. J. P. Tustin on Sunday, in the
presence of a large concourse of people. The
Rey. was assisted in tho exercises by two min
isters from Lewisburg, Revs. Redding and
Williams,
llie Anentijia American gives a recipe for
curing a burn that has been tried and found
to work like a charm. It consists in rubbing
tho burn with ordinary cooking soda. It re
moves all pain and trace of the injury.
A monster steam engine was hauled through
town ono day this week, It was manufactured
at Zanesvllle Ohio, and, wo presume intend
ed fur raw-mill use. It took eight mules to
pull the engine and fixlures.
J. H. Maize and CO Peacock were admit
ted (o the Bar on Wednceday morning. The
former was a student of Hon, 0. It. Unckalcw,
and the Utter of K. R. Ikeler.Efq. Both passed
creditable examinations, and we have no doubt
t tbey wlllbe successful In their profoanlon.
"llflc-a-llrno" will bo played here on llio loth
of February. Our tliontre-itocrj will then liavo
nn opportunity of nltcmllnR a, first class lioir.
Foil Sale on Kent. Snyder's tannery, lo-
Mtoil In Hloom9burKi h for ule or rent. l'os-
session filvcn April Ut, 1881. For price unit
tnrmi apply to 0. W. NmI or P. 1'. Hlllrnejer,
HloomsburR, Pa. tan 7lf
An nntlqatcd Mylo uf bonnet hai Its revival
In the poko bonnet now In voine with tho la-
dies. To the best of our recollection It la
shaped exactly like those worn ninety years
J. P. tlurnham, Nashua. N. II., says l Tho
A. S. T. Co. Ulack Tip is tho best protection I
have found for children? shoos. Sell them every
day) can't keep store without them.
Daniel ICalbfus, an able lawyer and orator of
Mauch Chunk, who has been nu Inmate of the
Danvillo Insane anylum for oveJnl years, Is
dead. Mr. (valbfus spent bis boyhood days In
llerwick, this county, and litulu hrge circlo of
pcrxtinl and political friends hero.
If you want to gcttld of pimplop, hoili, tet
ter, fee, tifo 'Llndsey'a Dlood Searcher. Sold
by all drugghta. ' feb lMw
Mr. T. 0. Mullaly, of l'lanes.I.uzerno aiiinty
met with a serious accident recently whilst out
with a sleighing party. The sleigh was upset
and the occupants thrown out, Mr, Mullaly
iia(l ,;3 rlgtit arm broken In two places.and was
the only one injured beyond slight bruises. He
Is well known bore, having spent several
months in the Recorder's office, assisting in
making new Indexes.
Headache cured for 25 cents, by Dr. Met-
laur'a Headache and Dyspepsia lllls. febllm
Two young men named Van I lew and Drake
wcro convicted In court on Tuesday morning
of libel. After dinnor their ball delivered them
up, when they deliberately attempted to run
away. One was captured by the Sheriff be.
foro he had gone far. The other gave himself
up on Thursday morning.
'Dr. Seller's Cough Syrup' will ensuro you if
good night's rest. It is tho best cough medi
cine in the market. Price 25 cents. feblMw
The report circulated around that tho propri
otor of the Hess Hotel, of Benton, will not re
ceive any moro sleighing parliis.we are author
Ized to state is utterly false. Mrs. Hess, the
landlady, is ready and willing to accommodate
all who mny desire to visit Benton, and will bo
glad to entertain them, should there bo nny
moro sleighing this winter,
Notice Second Week op Count. The
attendance of Jurors for the second week of
February term, and of parties nnd witnesses
will not be required until Wednesday, the lGtl
instant at 9 o'clock m the forenoon.
Wm. Eiavei.l,
Bloomsburg, Feb. 1, '81. President Judge.
Hivulardie. nil bilious disorders, dyspep
o!n nnil onnatinatlon cured by Dr. Mettaur';
Headache and Dusnensia IHlls. Price 25
cents. feb41m
A OA HD TO THE PUBLIC.
I would inform the citizens of Bloomsburg
and vicinity that I have sold my Photograpl:
Gallerv to Mr. C. C. Wirt, whom I consider
capable of producing first class pictures,
Thanking tho public for past favors and solicit1
ing a shave of your patronage for ray successor,
I am Respectfully
R. F. Snydkb.
The vendue seaon is approaching. All per
soiis,who propose having sales this spring,will
do well to consult our prices before ordering
elsewhere. No extra charge for illustrated bills
Orders by mail will be promptly attended to,
jan 23-3W
The Managers of the Opera House have had
tho Hues cleaned out and tho entire heating ap
paratus of the building put in good order. It
is to be hoped that hereafter tho house will be
comfortable. It has been bo cold this winter that
the greater portion of the audience has left
beforo tho plays were half over.
Wo havo much pleasure in recommending
Thermnllno to our readers, as an absoluto
cure for Malaria. Tho manufacturers' namo
nlono is a guaranteoof ita merit. It sails at
cenU per box. For portioulars sea Advt.
july 30, '80-6m
The republican candidate for justice of th
poacecan hardly expect to get many Democrat
ic votes. All through tho campaign he never
spokoofour party except as "rebels." Sho
liira that there are still too many of the same
party that ho abused last fall to permit his
eleclion now
TCW.mt weddincr invitations, with inside nnd
outside envelopes, calling cards, printed or en
graved, can be obtained at this office. We have
a large line of samples to select from. There
is a great advantage in buying at home where
you can Bee the proof and know exactly wh;
at
you are going to get. Tho low prices will as
tonish you,
January 28, 3w
When vou seo a young man sailing down the
street shortly after midnight with his collar
mashed down his neck, you can make up your
mind that there's a young girl crawling up
stairs not far distant with her shoes
der her arm and an extingushed lamp in her
band. Ex.
The large attendance at the Democratic cau
cus held in Evans' Hall on Saturday evening
attracted the attention of some young ladles
who came tripping up tho steps with tho expec
tation of enjoying themselves witnessing so
many rollor-tkaters ou the floor. Wordi are
inadequate to picture the grave look cf disap
pointment that overshadowed their ueautuui
countenances when, rushing up to the entrance
to the hall to gain admission, they were cour
teously informed that tt political meeting was
in session.
The medicines of Dondih Dick : Co. Mi
unexcelled for elegance, purity, and relia
bility. Their Seidlltino SeidUtz Powdern,
are as pleasant as Lemonade Their Soft
Capsules are world famous, Seo Advt,
july 30, '80.6m
The residenco of Capt. Glaico Cameron was
the scene of a jolly festive parly of colored
genimcn and ladies from Berwick on Monday.
There were fifteen or sixteen of them ranging
in size from four and a half to nearly seven
feet in height, all of whom covered the-floor
gracefully to excellent dsncing music provided
for the occasion. They returned highly elated
with the kind reception and splendid time,
and particularly Itie gocd mini piovidcdlhem
by the "boss."
WEATHKIt FOU FEWWAltY
Vennor's almanac has the following weatlur
predictions for Ftbruary. The mild s ell with
which January closes will probably continue
well into the month, with balmy, spring-like
wealhor prevailing in many parts, nnd snow
rapidly '.disappearing, A couple of days of
blustering weather with rain or snow wll ho
followed about the sixteenth by storms of wind
rain and enow previous to the seltintr in of
a cold snap, Willi the beginning of tho last
weekofthe month, brilliant, mild spring-like
weather will again appear, melting tho snow
and rendering (leighing impossible in somelo
calltlcs, A few days before the close of the
month high winds will prevail, with gules
around' New York, Long Island Sound and
other points, wllh blustery weather in Canada
and tho northern UniUd States. The Usttwo
days, however, Uie likely to bo fair, aud the
month will end with little snow on tho ground.
The manaK'ra of the Opera House went to
great trouble lo get liasset's Ilrlc-a-Ilrao here.
They have been obllgod to Insure them a err
In amount, limn oneshouhl attend, iborebr
showing that ihey npprcclnle the cflbtls of the
tnig.r., nnd that HlooimbuM can and mil
glvo a good house to adrservingeutertainmcnt.
Itemembcr the date, Saturday the 10th.
Hnmply Diimpfy was very well patronized
on Wednesday evening. The programme was
on the variety order, and each uclor sustained
his tpeclallly In a fine manner. The Lnmont
family were particularly good, being tho brat
acrobils we have ever sten,
200.00C brHs for Mile. Apply to John S.
or James 0. Sterner, lllcoimbmg.
febl 3-w
All the llccne applied fir on U'tdnesdny
were grantjd, except tho I), lowing! William
Wllliam, of Berwick, which was refucd for
tbo same re.vons fir which it was rejected on
several prevljiH occasions, Intemperate, habits
f tho applicant, No cvidenee was dlfered to
provB that ho hni roformod. The application
f A C. Rabb was rtjcclid'on tho ground that
tho public tiecesMty for a new liquor store wts
not snlllclently shown. The application of J
Cildwellwas continued until Thursday af
ternoon.
A meeting of tho 0. A. R. will be held on
next luesday night for special business. A
full attendance is desired.
W. H. SWEXTZEt.L,
Quarter-matter.
A. Democratic caucus, putsuunt to announce
mont, was held in Evans' Hall on Saturday
evening- February 5th, and the following tick'
et was nominated to bo voted for at the coming
election, Tuesday, bebruary 15th, 1881:
President ot Council Geo. A Herring.
Members of Council William Rabb, John
Lockard, Geo. Hassert.
Justice of tho Pence John M. Clark,
School Director Stephen iuiorr.
Constable Reuben Harris.
Judgo of Eleclion Geo. Lockard, Eist
Ward: C. A. Klelm, West Ward.
In-pector Piitcr Billmoyor, East Ward: J
K.airton, Westward.
Assessor L. B, Rupert.
We havo not obtained tho particulars of an
accident which happened on tho D. L. & V,
R, R. on Saturday last. All thatwe have learn
ed regarding it is, that early on Saturday morn
ing n coal train coming up slopped a short dis
tnnce above the Oatawissa depot, and owing to
the negligence of a hrakeman to flag a train
that was following, a collision occurred which
resulted in severely injuring two men,inasmucl
ns the condition of one is very precarious.
Tlisre is likely to be some hyely work on
Tuesday. Everybody will hive a ticket of his
own ana vote it. Though both parties bave
nominated "straight" tickets, it is doubtful
whether the voting will all be that way. Many
DemocraU will vote for the Republican candi
date for President of the Council, because he is
in f.ivor of water and gas and improvements
generally, and on the other hand many Repub
licans will vote for the Democratic candidate)
because he has heretofore been opposed to
these measures. Party linei cannot be drawn
in a municipal election like ours. No matter
who is elected, neither party can claim it as
victory. The vote will simply show which of
the candidates is believed to be the best man
by a majority of the citizens, irrespective of
politics.
PKliSONAL.
Miss Truss, of New Castle, Delaware, is the
guest ot Mrs. 1. banner.
Miss Annie Morris, of Susquehanna county.
qas ueen spenuing a lew days with Miss lMI;
JicKinney.
Miss Lottie Powell is visiting Miss May
brower.
P. W. Kline and Georite Lavcock. both tv
pos employed on papers in W.ilkesbarre, were
in town iuis wvett.
L.A.German, En., of Pine township, was
toreman ol the uranu Jury.
Misses Lizzie and Annio Hassert hnve re
turned from a visit to their relatives and friends
in Philadelphia.
Keller Sliarretts, of Briarcreek, contemplates
coming lo town to pursue tho study ot the law,
W. A. Marr, Esq.. of Ashland, attended
court this week.
M. C. Woodward is an independent candi
date lor tho cilice of constable.
J. J. Brower proposes to be an Independent
canuioato lor justice oi the peace.
Miss Everilt is the guest of Mrs. J. F,
Peacock.
J. Lessigand daughter, of Shenandoah, regis
tered nt the Exchange on Wednesday,
Hon, T. J. Vnnderslico spent Sunday here,
J. M, C. Ranck Esri. uttended court th
week.
W. J
Ijaldy E"(i. of Danville, wns register
cd at the Ex
mango .Monday,
0. B. Melick, of Williamsport, mado his pa
rents at i.ightslreet a visit recently.
R. F. Snyder intends locating in Philadel
pl.ia,
The members of tbo Winona Fire Compan
tendered a banquet on Tuesday evening
Mr. R. F. Snyder, one of ibeir number
who is about to leave town. Mr. Snyder has
taken a very active interest in tho compan
and this mark of lespect was g ivon to show
thcirappreciation of his worth as a memberand
a friend, Tho dinner war, fcrvtd at tho Kx
change Hotel, and the general expression
entire satisfaction by those who participates
proves that Mr. W. R. Tubb-, the popular pro
pritor, loft nothing undone for tho comfort an
pleasure pf bis guests. The affair was a very
plcasapt one, nnd Judging from thereaso
laughter that issued from the dining room, it
presumed that tho boys had a jolly time,
Speeches wero made by Messrs, Elwell, II, W,
McKelvy, P. E. Wirt, W.C. Sloan, R. R. Lit
tie, E. B. Clark, B, P. Vnnnatta, L. S. Win
tersteen and the guest of the evening, Mr. Sny
der. The speeches were nil mwgen t and appro'
priate to the occasion. The dinner lasted from
8 tJ fo 10 o'clopk, ad l)ie company then ad
journed to their rpopt where a social hour was
spent. No wines or liquors of any sort tfere
included in the bill of fare, and none were in
dulged in by nnjf present. This Is greatly to
the credit of tho i,oaipany, Jt is not otien mat
thirty young men.mpet to spend ft social eye
ning without some Indulgence, The occasion
was thoroughly enjoyed by all, Tho report that
tho supper was paid lor by company funijs, is
not truo. Each person paid his own bill,
What a remarkablo bead Dr. Ananlus Bumps
must have. Once upon a time be had a chart
mado of It by some itinerant phrens!C!!i anu
the result of the survey was so gratifying to the
Dr. that he at once determined to apply him
self to the study of the science, and to inform,
ed tho professor who encouraged him and con
sequently sold him a book disclosing all the se
crets of the profession. For six long years he
assiduously devoted all his spare time to thestu.
dy of that work, besides spending three months
under instruction, and if be is to be believ
ed he is now thoroughly prepared o ttnter prac
tice. He hath manfully withstood the scoffs
and frowns of his associates who used every
method to discourage him in aspiring to a bust
ness for which he was specially adapted, and we
sincerely hope that great as has been his labor,
his reward will not be priceless We had nn
audience with him on Monday evening and, wo
must admit, pamo away greatly edified and
strongly convinced that the Dr, knew whereof
hu spoke when be eloquently expatiated on the
men's of "humps." "Figures don't lle,"saya
the Doctor, as ho goes over your cranium with
a tape measure large enough la lane the cir
cumference of a good sized wagon wheelf To
iioir him dUcourte on tjie functions, nropenal,
lies, tc, (giving to each Its technical name ol
course) isa ri.ro ireat which tbo Doctor cordial,
ly iuvltis every one to come and listen to at the
cheap tune of one dollar a head.
k LADY'S SOLILOQUY.
TIME Jantmry and Folraary.
PLAOE-Homo.
SUBJEOT As follows
" Now let ma think t the Holidays aro
over, and for thosa two months I roally
bellevo I shall have moro timo than dur
ing any part of the year. In March and
April spring dross goods will come out, so
my timo will bo taken up then, and I'm
ture I don't want to havo much on hand
when warm weather comes) so I'll just
soa what I need for Housekeeping, get tho
things ready, ond make them up.
"Thoro aro Bboota, pillow-cases, and per
haps somo other art iclea for bedding tlion
I must have ft supply of tablo-cloths, nap
Itins.towols, and and oh 1 a good many
things, so I'll eond ft postal card for ft
Housekeeper' i Price Lul, nnd seo what I
do want. If I go to tho city I can then
have my memorandum mado up, and if
I don't go I'll order by letter, as I havo
done before, and get promptly Just what
I want at the eamo prices that I would
pay if in person.
''Of courso somothing might not hojuit
exactly as I expect it, so I must send my
order to a storo that will lot mo oxchango
or will pay my monoy back If I want it.
To do this, and havo tho greatest variety
of goods in any ono establishment in tho
United States to soloct from, I must
address my postal card 'John Wasa-
MAKER, GliAJID DErOT, PniLADEWntA.'
" There, I came near forgetting I This is
a good timo to make up nndorwear, too;
bo I'll add lo my postal card ' Send me
an Underwear Prxca List! and seo if it
won't bo cheaper to got it already mado,
and savo all that tlrosomo cutting, sew
ing and trimming."
itttonsuuim ITEMS.
Ritonsnunu, Monday Jan. 31 '81,
Many changes havo taken place during tho
pist few months In our little town. The de
stroylng hand of tho reaper death hath taken
somo deir ones away.
Mr. Isaac Black, who was severely Injured
by tbo up'ctllng of his loaded sled in Ornnge-
ville last month, is still unable to attend to bis
business,
Mr. W. W. Bbcert, and MIsaArwilda Man
ning have bid farewell to single bliss. Ibey
wero married on the .-ml ot January.
Mr. John Barber and wife wero aerecnbly
surprised on Friday last by their friends from
Jiyersgrove and vicinity,
Mrs. Keller nnd daufjhter are visiting m
liiizerne county.
The Lvceum was a success on Friday even
me last in everv senso of tho word and th
young workers showed thnt they bad taken
much pains to make the entertainment a pleas
l one.
Poor Pen.
Fred. Amos, Tyler Street, Rochester,
writes, l our Snrine Blossom is wonderful.
never used anything that acted so well on the
isoweH, ana nt the same timo was so treed
from tho Drastic nronertles of medicine usu
ally sold for the purpose Prices: 1., f0
cents, and trial bottles 10 cents.
Business Notices
Seo a woman picking a bunch of grapes
in auotner column, at speer's Vineyards,
l' ... 1. : L a i - t . r liri :
tium iruiuu cjpeer a jruri urrupo v lue i
made, that is bo highly esteemed bv thi
medical profession for the use ot invalids
weaKiy persons nnd the aged, cold
by
J. a, Kleim.
jan 7'801y
Ladies' Calf Shoes 1.30
Store.
at Gross' N.
Wm. C. McKinuey has removed his stock
into his new building across the street, and
extends a cordial invitation to every ono
to call.
Wanted 2,000 bushels Good White Oats at
onco, For Lash.
H. W. Am,, Espy Depot.
Harriet A. Ncwkirk, of Salem, says: 1 was
cured ot tetter in my band by three appllca
tions of Camphor Milk. My husbaud wns
cured of old running sores by using it. It
cured my sou of a spraintd ankle, I'rico"
cents, bold by O. A, Klcira, Bloomsburg.
april 1G, 'SO.ly
Important Notice to Parties Attending
Court.
For Thirty Days Great
Bargains
Can bo Bought in Clothing.
You can buy a Winter
Suit or Overcoat
At Cost.
Must Be Sold to
mako room for
ALTERATIONS IN BUILDING
at David Lowenberg'a
Men's Boots formerly sold nt S3.00 now
$1.70 nt Gross New iork Store.
Hon. Georco N. Corson, Norristown, says:
Tho Pbcenix Pectoral Is indispensable in my
family, it acts like a churm in curing
coughs and colds with tho children, and
always uso it when addressing ft jury. Price
25 cents. 0. A. Kleim, Bloomsburg. aprl6-ly
ItESCUED FltOJt DEATH.
TUo tollowlncr statement Of William J. Couehlln.
of somervllle, Mass., Is so remarkable that wo beg
to ask tor It tho attention ot our readers. He says:
"In the fall of 1S70 when I was taken with a Violent
Bleeding of the Lungs followed by a sei ere cougn.
I soon began to loso my oppetlto and flesh, l was
so weak at ono time that I could not leave my bed.
IntUe;summer oflstT I was admitted to tho city
Hospital. Wlilla thoro the doctors said 1 had a hole
In my left June; as bin as a half dollar. I expended
over a nundred dollars In doctors and medicines.
I was so far gone atono timo a report went around I
was dead. I gavo up hope, but a friend told rao of
I)H. W.M. HALL'S DalSaM FOH THE LUNOS. I
lai'ghed at my friends, thinking that my case was
Incurable, but I got a bottle to satisfy them, when
to my surprlso and Erratlhcatlon.I commenced to
feel better, .My hope onco dead, began to revlve,and
to-day I feel hi bettor spirits than I hayo for thrco
years.
"1 write this hoping you will publish It so that ev
ery one aflllcted with diseased lungs will bo Induced
to take Dr. Wm. Hall's Iialsam for tho Lungs, and
bo convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN HE CUItED.
1 havo taken two bottles, andean positively say that
lthasdonomoro good than all tho other medicines
I havo taken slnco mv sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared and I shall soon be able
to go to work, sold by druggists. Tako Wm. Hall's
ltarsam only Howaro ot counterfeits. ocutHycow
Olearing'Out Winter Goods
to make room for
Extensive Alterations at
The Popular' ClothiDg
Store of
Oavid Lowenborg,
Handsome Shoes and Slippers at McKin-
ney a uoot aim olioo Jiazaar.
50Q nice white thrifty abntes wanted by
Silas Voting, Lightstreet, that are 2J, 3, 4,
6 to 0 months old that weigh from 'Ct lbs,
30, 35, 40, -15 50 to 00 lbs. each .
Persons that want to buy sbotos please
call around, I handle from 30, 40 to 50
Bhotes per week,
dec 2J, 'SO 2m,
Hats and Caps at
Cost for Thirty Days
at D. Loweaberg's.
Blngbamton Boots I Huy them at Mc
! Kinney's.
Ladies' Morocco Lace Shoes 1.00 at N Y,
Store.
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
It bcoms strange that any ono will mrfer from tho
many doiangements brought on by an Impure con
dition of tho blood, when St'OVIL's HLOOD and
LIVKH SYHUI' will restore perfect health to the
physical organization. It Is Indeed a strengthening
spi un, pleasant to tako, and has proven luelttobe
the best blood nurincr ever dlscovircd. effect
ually oming Scrofula, Hypbllltlo diseases, Weakness
of the Kldnej s, all Nert oua disorders and Debility.
It corrects ludlgebtlon. It makos tho old feel young,
and tho young reel gay; and will luvarlably drlvo
out ot tho system tho many ills that human tlesh is
heir to. A mnglo potto will prove to you Ita mer
its as a health ronewor, ror It nets llko a
charm, especially when the complaint Is of an ex
haustlvo nature, having a tendency to lessen the
natural vigor of tho bralu and norvous systom.
oct K,'8dlyeow ' '
Don't miss this opportunity to buy your
Shoes below cost at Gross' N, Y, Store, on
ly during court,
100000 lbs. of good prima pork wanted
the next olcht weeks bv Silas Ynnnir.
Llghtstreot. I want hogs that dress 50 lbs.
(10, 75, 100, 125, 150, 175, 200, 225, 250 up
to 275 lbs, aplepe. alwoyo want ray port
dreued on baturday nnd brought in early
on Monday morning, Persons wishing to
buy pork, please call around early on Mon
day mornings,
Ueo.25,'80iri,
I am nnvlnsr tbo blabest cash nrlce li r
Wheat and ltyc. Loading every day ( x-
cept .Vundays. Cannot come nnilss, Will
pay 77 cents per bushel for all Rye deliver
ed within the next two wpeks.
CaMi paid for Itnllroad Tics.
All sizes uf coal constantly nn hard.
IJ. W, AM, ISipj IJopot.
fob 1, 2w.
Children's Shoes from
ross' N, Y, Store.
25 cents up, at
Good Clover Seed wanted bv Silas Yountr
ttl LightUrcet. Jan 28 81 -l-w
Ladles' Button Shoes formerly sold nt 2 00
now 1.15 nt New York Storo.
You are hereby notified that L. Grow will
soil bis entire stock ol Boots and Shoes bo
low cost In order lo tnakn room for Sprints
Stock of Clothing. New York Storo, Shnrp-
icss building.
ills Hoots
and mado to stand tho weath
er for be bought them nt Mo
Kinney's.
wero leather
Tho highest cash price paid for wheat by
55. T. Fowler, at Willow Grove. No dif
ference ns to variety. Rye 70 cents n bushel.
Avondalo Red Ash Coal, 4. f. and G, nhvnvs
on band, Railroad Tits taken in exchange
lor coai,or casn win ue pant tor tnein.
jan 8 8-w
Men's Finn Call Roots
No. 9 nnd 10 nt,
1.60 at Gross' N. Y. Store.
Sho word frencb
with opera toes nnd snld
sho bought them at Mo
Kinney's, heeled shoes
The Great
Bargain Room'
at Oak Hall.)
There never was any
where before, so far as we
know, such a sale of clothing
as is now going on at Oak
Hall, taking up the whole
ground floor. A hundred
thousand dollars' worth of
good clothing, nearly all of
it new and fashionable, all of
it well made and of good
materials without exception
(for we make no other) is
being sold at prices which
bring loss instead of gain.
Clearing sales occur at the
close of every season ; but
they commonly are sales of
broken assortments and odd
garments, and of small quan
tities. Here toward the end of
our most successful season
we are clearing out what
ever, for any cause, has
shown signs of being slow.
Tlnusands of whole suits
and overcoats and odd gar
ments as well.
Now the sole reason for
selling this mass of valuable
clothing, without even an at
tempt at profit, is that stated
above, which may be put into
different words, thus : To get
our stock into the most at
tractive condition, without
regard to immediate profit.
And so, while this sale is
going on, the choicest, most
approved, most successful,
clothing we have is up stairs.
The prices there are not re
duced at all. This sale will
hurt that while it lasts, be
cause the clothing in the
bargain room is extremely
good. For this reason we
want it short ; and to make
it short, the prices are low.
Bring back promptly what
you don't want at the price.
You can order by letter,
or buy here, according to
your own convenience. On
receipt of a letter from you,
will send the means of tak-:
ing your own measure. Then
you can tell us what you
want, near enough so that
we can take the risk of suit
ing you.y
Wanamaker'& Brow,
OiK Hail, Market and Sixth, FniUDiu-su.
QTATEMENT OF TUB FINANCES
OKTnE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA
From January 1st, isso to January 1st, isai ,
Statement bhowlnu taxes assessed and balance
ttlll due.
AKS.SK1. 8TIM.DUE.
V ' ,
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iihio 2a at to mso svm ur.i
KISS 75 13 00 155 85 (M 11 45 00
405S 87 33 00 ) 35 35 2005(15 63 00
1454 70 78 011 21 65 037 04 7(1 00
2002 47 79 UO 175 20 79 00
7G9 02 4 35 r(13 95
1972 47 60 50 CO 55 1002 SO MS 50
!K50 24 T 00 .'.0 352 49 7 00
1339 M 95 UO 4i 39 C54 14 95 00
1150 07 '3150 "12 30 453 IS '34 SO
149U70 101 00 07 50 11S2 37 101 UO
1202 97 00 50 11 20 059 13 00 50
M3 hi M 00 4 10 141 41 51 10
1410 59 MU) 10 71 7U9 20 70 CO
1211 Oil 79 UO 2125 303 31 791,0
720 21 47(0 2 25 170 39 47 U)
122T09 IWMI 10 00 MO 19 04 60
1017 SO 51 (0 17 70 270 92 51 CO
7H6S 65 01) 09 94 304 63 6510
lOlt 8S tOCI 60 70 519 52 60 60
401 19 59 00 2 21 321 99 69 09
493 20 44 00 7 Si 110 27 44 0.1
1634 60 09 60 111 61 4S3 40 09 60
4S0 94 09 60 2 05 439 CS (19 60
DISTHIOTS.
Heaver
Uf utun
llerwick
lilooni
lirlarereek,. ..
Catawlssa . .
central!.!
Centro ,..
conynshaiiu..
Klshlligcreek.
Franklin
druenwood. ..
Hemlock
Jackson
Locust .
iladhon ..
vain
Mliltln
Montour
Mt. Pleasant ..
Orungo
I'luo
lloarlngcrcek .
scott
sugaiKuf
(32525 3i 154) 00 1011 10 1)070 W 1524. UO
AMOUNT DUE KOK TKAH3 VUKTlpUa 10 ISSO,
Districts and Collectors Year Co. Doir.
IScnton, 1' s bmltll, 170 (224 34 50 oo
11100111, A I. rrilZ. 1379 951 34 29 00
lirlarereek, Jolin F MUlor lt7 819 74 52 60
Centralta.TUomas oeraelity H79 675 23 500
centre, Joseph Wlso ls79 371 05 so 60
Hemlock, Wm V Foust ls79 178 so 60 110
Jlontour, Wm II Weaver b79 17740 61 00
Oreonwood, Jacobs Evans 1i7s 321 is 4200
Hemlock, A 11 llartinan 1874 18131 17 00
Sladlson.Jamcs wolllver 1878 79 o 14 00
Suirarloat, Wm A Kilo 1878 i 53 9 20
conyncliam, Aaron rcrsoa 1STI aoo to g 00
Catawlssa, Joseph Slmu, 1S70 9043 3550
Conyneliam, Aaron Person 1670 1S3 4I 900
Ontawuiaa, Jpsepli Wans li73 494 CO, 14 50
t-IMJ 52 J4S320
H A Bivcppenhlser, Treasurer of Columbia county,
In account wltn said county on county lunds
January 1st. lihO. uit.
To am't uncollected prior to 18.40 J1SC10 84
" " on band at last settlement 112a so
" county tax assessed In liw 82525 98
"taxoniectsiryofvdtera 97S59
" added ta on Catawlssa duplicate tor '7a 0 10
" Frank Jones, rent for old Jail 3503
" II o Jolinfor Win Uarnerox.tax ..., 90
'(costs paid by K J Albcrtson , .., 1 110
ISIUIU llfs.l. qui Ufiuii J
m ain't piln by Montour county-liooks .
Uantlllo boroiiKli , .,
11 Frank Jones, old fenco
'l ctiuuty tax on unseated lands ., ....
' oounty taif on seated lands
i road tax on unseated lands ,
11 to roaa tax on beatcd lauds
scuool tax on unseated lands
118 75
1 00
1331(9
403 04
93T95
353 70
1010 25
" school tax on teated lands it 49
jwui iu uu uusuuicu miiua MM,,,..,.......
" poor tax on seated lanua ,,
special poor tax oa unseated lands, , ,
" special poof tax on soated lna, ...... ......
" spoclal roai tax on unsoatod lands
" special road tax on seated lands
" seated laud tax since distribution...........
11 unseated land tax slnco distribution.... .
Win Krlckbaum, Jury fees, tu . ... '
assesMuff, managing c-V?,, 01 nog Nod,"
03197
257 33
ft 31
T41 17
HI 81
2S 00
VI 11
41 ro
roooo
CIt,
)J,4AUi
HOJbMESf &
Wo carry tho largest Block of liou.se furnishing goods in the coun
ty. We have never been known to
true thnt wo would contess to, and it you doubt the above look nt
what tho others keep and then look over omu Every year brings
many new things useful in tho kitchen and elsewhere throughout the
houso and wo aro constantly milling to our stock such articles as wo
think saleable. Unless you havo looked over our stock iroin tune to
timo you would be surprised to know how many little articles thoro
aro made for kitchen ubc, labor saving and just what you have so of
ten wanted at a low price. Wo sell lots and lots of Tinware, our trndo
increases every year and wo do not sell lower than the others cither.
Sometimes wo want more nnd we g(-t it and the reason is simply that
our customers are huding out that
made ami most durable Tinware in the county; you can hardly wear
it out, and therefore it is cheap. We huy the best tin anil have it
made under our own eves, anil wo know how its done. It is not lontr
since a "Cheap John" located here
whole cart load ot tinware tor ItU
took the bait, tJut tho old experienced ones didn't; thoy had been
there before. Well, it lasted
stayed, which was a very short time.
traders to move often, and then you commenced to bring it in for
new bottoms and tops, &c. If you want any more of it civo us a few
days' notice and we will make you
our shelve.",
We are opening this week a now
scriptions for table and cooking purposes. Of all tho improvements
in kitchen utensils, none lias met with moro invor than Mnrbleized
Ware, its beauty and durability commending itself to every one and
the demand is greater than tho supply. A lady (old us the other day
whenever her friends spoke of buying table cutlery she always sent
them to us as we kept such a large variety of patterns and they had
more choice. Those of you who were in last week saw wo had a largo
stock then, but it is all sold out. The manufacturers of Table Cutlery
have a meeting in Ntw York every once in a while and besides hav
ing a good time they' decide as to whether to put their prices up,
down, or leave them alne. This time thoy decided to put tliein down
and we bought several very handsome new patterns which we can sell
lower than over. AVe keep Woodenware, Washboards, Tubs, Churns,
Buckets, Bowls, Ladles, t&o. Space will not permit us to go further
and we will wind up by saying almost every thing useful for house
keepers may be found among our stock except (modesty forbids)
but Cadman has theM next door.
HOLMES & SCHUYLER.
lly commission, exonerations on returns allowed
collectors forls79.
Districts com Ex Districts Com
Ex
$17 46
0 42
7 73
2 37
19 10
10 OS
0 43
1 ) 112
4 1 97
Beaver f."7 M
nerwlck 74 m
Catawlssa 104 34
convngbam 4320
I!M4 Madison $fi0 7.t
18 Ul Jlaln 37 75
24 16 Mimtn 69 97
60 07 Mtl,leasant!'0O9
14tio Orango 62 09
4 61 I'lno 23 25
20 09 Hoarlngcr'kvoao
.1 0 KCOtt 81 87
21 61 sugarloat 27 20
1S7S.
10 04 Centralis 40 30
16 90 Conygham 4240
IS75.
11 81 CoDynghm 121 8
f isuingcreci: 0:1 00
Franklin
32 99
70 00
10 9:1
73 OS
Greenwood
Jackson
Locust
Benton
Berwick
Sugarloaf
62 03
70 93
1S70.
16 49
80 31
S7 80
112
1,209 20 1572 97
By total commissions I12M20
" total exonerations 572 97
" county orders redeemed S3S15 32
" am't duo from collectors 19203 51
"am't to meet sum paid State for quota
charged on coupons 29 20
" commission to Treasurer U52 77
" balanco in hands of Treasurer. 4207 04
f G0,450 01
II A Sweppenhlser, Treasurer In account with dog
fund.
January 1st, isso Dlt.
To am't due at last settlement $1401 3
am't assessed In iss 1544 00
" am't on hand at last settlement 181 co
$3,12743
CR.
Districts
Beaver
Berwick
Catawlssa
conyngham
Ftslilncreek
EX
$100
60
3 60
260
R 60
7 00
1 00
3 00
1150
1 UO
1 60
Frank n
(freenwood
Jackson
Locust
Benton
Berwick
Conyngham
$01 T.9 $83 60
$04 09
ttf 60
41 60
381 75
Bycommtslon to collectors
exonerations allowed collectors.,
" orders paid of '79
uruprs paiu 01 'mi.,
am't paid county for assessing, 0 500 00
tommissiun 10 Treasurer....
21 10
' am't due Irom collectors..
2009 2(1
4 09
21 57
am t refunded to E J Aioertson coictr.
" balanco In hands of Treasurer
$3,12743
By orders for '67 and 10 not presented and
uuui'eucu
14 00
n A Sweppenhlser,Treasurer, In account with Stato
Fund, Dlt.
To stato tax assessed In '80 $,C81 10
Clt.
By commission and exonerations on duplicate set-
lieu ior 6u.
Com Ex Districts Con?
$4 40 1160 Madison $.197
185 160 Main 210
3 77 4 60 Mimin 3 02
22 3 60 Mt.l'leasant 295
402 7 50 orange 242
1 so Fine 2 97
497 7 60 Koarlngcr'k 205
2 25 Scott 3 02
607 soo hugarloaf 3 co
1878.
2 77 200 Briarcreek 407
1 27 3 60 Conyngham 37
1875.
900
Com Ex Com Ex
Boaver so Jackson 22
Benton 1 41 Locust. F4
Berwick 7 79 Madison 1 00 30
Bloom 0 70 4 00 Main 1 21 a 40
Briarcreek 1 07 Mifflin S3
Catawlssa 8 70 Montour S7
fentralla 52 Mt. l'leasant 3 60 400
centro 302 ornnito 2 63
Conyngham 03 rino 11
Flshlngcreek 20 40 itoarlngcreek 39
Franklin 01 Scott 5 57
Greenwood 3 37 Sugarloat 13
Hemlock. 60
$3198 1110
By commission to collectors $3394
" exonerations allowed collectors 11 10
" am't paid to Stato for quota .' 53? 40
' commission to Treasurer b 89
" balance in hands of Treasurer 123 74
" am't due from collectors ) C9
$1081 10
Commissioners' expenses for 'so, for which orders
were issued on tho Treasurer.
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
J W Hoffman, sheriff's deed Bright lot...
$3 00
3911
2 23
35 00
31 CO
h I 0
1 00
45
IB 72
n 'n
18 67
2000
43
1 35
1 12
15 00
801
57 6.1
69S0
01 46
oca
2 00
S3 60
155 05
178 60
20 00
OiUO
isa 73
Mover Bros, express
u iuuiuuut'y, u.pi tss
It Buckingham, auditing publlo accounts
W Krlckbaum, recording nmncstwp officers
11 G ort, hauling safo
Kd -Moody, view ot court house
J Drcshcr, road tax Bright lot
A 1) Stewart, lumber old Jail fenco
Jas Thomas, costs Col, co. vs Person et al . .
Ell Jones et al building fenco old Jail lot....
A I) Cochran, survey and map curley trial.
o M Low Son, iron for Jack screws
Ell Bobbins, taxes on Bright lot
T J Morris, cosls Columbia co va Hower
11 F Gardner, bill ror post mortem ease
E Mendenhall, lumber for old Jail fenco
U II Ent, taking two prisoners to Phllad'a , .
, 1,
M (1 Hughes, redemption money ,,,,,
L Hunyon C'o, bill rendered old Jail
W Krlckbaum, Indexlngjudgment dockets.
" Prot honotary bill
W II Snyder, bill for Teachers' Institute
I) Mcllenry.for damages w end Zaner bridge
J licrevellng, daiuago brldgo Kimble's mill
n A SweppenliNcr, Treas. deeds to Commts
$1,27$ 59
HKTCKNH,
I'OCKTS, JU1I0RS' I'AYANU COKSTAKlUi'
Grand Jurors during year
Traverse jurors during year
Constables' returns during year
court cryer during year
$719 24
2949 13
2xf) 03
137 60
214 69
MM
11 40
T 60
.110
S3 30
j ipjiuvus miring year,
i'alker, stenographer. $10 per day.........
" Whiting vs Mllnes estata. .,. , , , ,
Onrnmnnwrtftlth r nnrlffv .
" Christian vs l'enn'a Fire Ins co .
c inckson vs stoetel
" Stiles ft at and Benton USKt
L Association 12 40
it a Ai j or, court caieuaar
Klivell Blttenbender, court calendar
Kit Bobbins, Jury commissioner. ......... .
John Hartman, "
J 11 Casey cleik to same
I'll KntBerMng Jury notices
$4.9.12 79
COSTS IN COMMONWEALTH CAStS WIIEIIK T1IK COl'NTV
BECAME LU1U.K.
Justices, constables nnd witnesses $1,209 09
H It I.lttlo, district nttorney no 110
Wm Krlckbaum, clerk at court 85 40
Mrs Jane Brown, Jury board curley trial.... 12075
$1,691 24
KOAI) ANP BHIIXIK VIIWEKS AM) ItOAI) PAMAOES.
Sundry persons as vlowcrs...
tw 11
100 eo
111 ix
1000
71 uo
WW
15 00
1500
soo
33 00
72 UO
07 33
C5 00
13 00
09 2-i
20W
4.5 DO
50 UO
1 00
43 00
83 00
70 0O
40 09
" in i. runts, uamagu Jacxsou
Jas Dennis.
11400111...
Aaron Bovd,
Alex Kuouse,
John Fritz,
t'entro
Jackson ...
nasn unoiise,
John nilnir
II llarrlnirtuii.
Mt Pleasant,.,,
Centro,,,,
llloom
Aoron Kolbliner,
llrsotsiioyi&co
J II Crovellng
Mrs Jane Brown,
(lea ikelor,
Clark VeteB,
Moses Savago
Henry Klelm,
Henry Yost,
Geo Walters
Abraham lildlay,
K A Piatt, 1
AltmJ Hterona,
Jas Eves est,
Abrwn. nildine,
lteeeo M'Uenry
Joel ltelfendtfer,
Emanuel Appleman,
Samuel Trump,
Henry ortvrtne
Dai Id Demottest
Mt Pleasant,..,
llloom
Jackson
Bloom
Catawba",'."','.
.tackson
'i
11
Mt Pies'ti-oYg"
,. J2SP0
,. to) 00
.. 63 00
,., 213 05
... 190 UO
,. 10 0(1
,. I1M
.. MW
12.741 $1
Uloou.
Stephen Pone, coin'r attending lews. .
SCHUYLER.
inuUc an assertion that wns not
lor the money wo tnve the best
with a HI) cent storo and sold a
cents, You green housekeepers
about as Ions: as John
It is more healthy for such
some but you will riot find it on
lot of Mnrbleizcd Ware of all de
COlIMISSIONKll'S 01T1CK AND COURT UOUSB.
Wm I, Manning, Auditor $
SK smith
0 11 Seeaboltz "
Jacob Metz, repairing stovo drawer
c m Drinker vault lock &c
J 11 Carey, stating accis for 1S7
Wm. Hitler, palming
J C Sterner, repairing vault
0 Krug, lumber Ac. for Coart House
It Hams, rep lounge Comr's olllre
Thos Gorry rep Law Library and offlre
Mosler Safe & I ock Co. safo treas onice
Ed hearts painting roof court house
Holllns, Holmes s. bill rendered
V C Gnllgnan "
M J Casey plastering
Lewis Bernard repairing town clock
(1 M J K Lockard bill rendered
Wm Crlsmnn ct nl ror woik nt ofllcc
B L Thomas 3 gross pens
I. Itunv'ui Co bin rendered
II F ltlce step ladder tor court house
It II sands ror wood
OA Jacoby for coal
I) It Coffman repairing blinds com t room ....
1 Ilacenbuch renalrlnir stove
1.1 rn
13 110
15 01
60
4 51'
S3 irl
6 10
.VI
211 17
( (10
R3 73
481 110
4 00
11 37
9 45
3 00
7 00
M73
21 CO
3 00
5 07
4 00
tm
50 79
I m
1 M
75
3 ("
II HI
85 04
M II Fry repairing court room
1' Dlllmevcx bill rendered
E Mcndenuall Agt Lumber court houso
M Cox cleaning court house, .Vc
John Cox ' " "
1 00
Gas Co for gas sou3
Htepnen roue, commissioner xw 50
Chos ltetchart ' sen to
A 11 Herring " 337 00
E It Ikelcr attorney luioo
.IB Casey clerk 7;ooo
$2,690 37
COUNTY JAIL.
Stephen Knorr, bill rendered $ 3 91
r Jones repairs , 3 on
w Hitter painting 13 so
llarman & Hassert repairs 1720
Geo Zimmerman bill rendered 2 05
c L I'oho et al lining bed ticks 4 93
T Gorry repairing 30 50
Holllns, Holmes & 8. nails 70
C 0 Gnllgnan repairs 253 85
C E Ilowcr plastering... 1 60
Jas Cadman, Agtfuinlturc 7 25
0 Krug lumber .- 60
It s Ent, bin rendered s 70
W c Evans repairing barrow 2 00
E Mendenhall, Agt lumber & 04
OA Jacoby coal 115 29
Lutz Sloan, bill rendered 2 20
L Gross, clothing cuo
J Beagle, wood 6 00
Al Freos, trees 3 uo
L mmyon Co bill rendered 3 07
1) t Jones, stono floor cellars 42 79
1) V nice, step ladder 4 00
(! Helchart, plank for stable 0 84
Wm I'ursell, wood 6 00
OA Klelm, medicines 6 50
W W Barret, work about prison 24o so
I) Lowenberg, clothing 13 no
W C McKloney, shoes . 7 60
P Blllmeyer, bill rendered 094
1 W McKelvy ' 32 44
II W Mclloynolds, tending prisoners 7 00
oasCogas ibio
U II Ent, boarding prisoners 447 60
U 11 Ent,washlng ic 05 34
$1,429 CO
PHINTING, STATIONARY POSTAGE,
Jiiwell nittenbender. Co Statement $25 00
" election proclamation 20 uo
" advertising 17 50
" blanks 2: 35
C M Vandersllce, county statement. 25 r.o
" election proclamation 20 eo
" advertising 13 50
" blanKS 13 50
James 0 Brown, County Statement 23 00
" election proclamation 20 00
" court " .., 41) uo
' blanks , 8 60
" advertising 15 00
a E Meyers, County statement 25 00
" election proclamation W uo
blanks ...
4 63
I) A Ilecklcy, postage and box ront
O A ciark, stationary for onu and court
WFBtselHro "
14 75
6 78
10 60
17 so
wm Manu,
llutter, election blanks 13 33
?al
ub Co. Daily Patriot..
700
o A potter, blanks..
4 25
$112 05
INQUISITION.
Sundry persons for Imiuests $101 40
BHIUaES-llUILDINll AND KErAIHS.
DEAYKK.
' fcbelhammer, Dals bridge
' Shuman bridge
BKNTON,
Colo bridge
KPnblo bridge
Colo brtdgo.....'.'.'.'.""!"!!
Knrnnbildgo
Mendenhall brldgo
Westcreek brldgo
Cole bridge
Kimble bridge
Colo brldgo
Geo Keeler
1 50
n 50
2 ou
vt m unger,
Ira J Thomas
Jas Conner,
s Appleman,
(1
Jos W'elreman,
z t Butt,
SO 47
2
3 84
1 25
1 25
KIM
11 09
SO 25
2 09
2 20
L.U11UUCU,
Ed Mollenry
Sam Appleman
Uenton bridge,,..
Cole bridge
J E Edson.
s w sicllenry
1
'.137
,1 u vuir,
W A Kile, contract Klmblo mill brtdge"!!".'!
B1.00U.
Wm 1'ursol, Shaffer brldgo
Mlirt7. A: Ivv. Hurtmi Ix-lloa
(165
.Vj 00
aoa
Wm llarman, ShaHer bridge'.'.'.!!!!!,'.'.'!!!"" '.'!
3 S Mensch, ltupett brlJgo..,,
31m
1". 19
2 25
16 (HI
, EllIAKOUKEK.
u He chart nlank Hllipniiniin hrirloA
J A Wanick
1 60
mj ' Jlowmau "
Ed Stewart
. Hlttonhouse ,'
LowliroCo ' ' !.,...
, ," Bowman " '.."
M Brlttaln, Itlttenhouso "
EKrumm " ........ .
" Ill SO
" 1J60
1 S7
5 9i
" a
" 6 23
" 3 50
CATANIMiA.
0 Helchart, plank McKelvy mill brlilgu 11 72
CBNTHK.
t. mngrose, Jiutton brldgo 700
Jacob lletler, Centrevllle brldee 4 co
y ituuui 1, (iiiiiiK lenircviuo unugc 34 71
I, Hunyon co keg spikes..,.,,..! 4 00
I'lSHIKQCHEKK
Jno Zahncr. weat end brfrtvn at 'n
Juo Drcsher.Mcllenry mill bridge '.'.'.'.'.'. a 25
.. V, . .smiwater brldgo, .' t &
w a. .'.iurtcmj, via vuuiruct, uriage nuatano
Zaner 237
HUNiuisi,
uutuu nmiiin, jiiemiennau linage ... 82
" Hom-bach bridge 29s
UKEENWOOII.
II F Ilattln, Iron bridge MlllvlUe
" EyerOrovu bridge,.. ''
" Alkuian bildgo ..
" lola brldgo,
J 11 Quick Kyer tirove brldgo. ...!,,,
II Coitermau, Ed Mclleury bridge
Wm Lawton, Eckman bridge...?...
Jno Leggott. Mlllvlllo Ironbrldire
1 25
1 23
1 25
1 25
a 10
11 3
360
13 97
J K Weillver, Ed Mctlenry bridge
54 75
1IEU1A1CX,
iuunzs jvy,i'ureeu bridge,.,, , 00
JACKSON,
J M Larlsb, Elk Run. bjldgo lt I8
LOCUST.
Moramon niniusor, Knyaer bridge , 2 es
n llelwlg, Wallor brldgo .... !.......... I w
Comr'a of NortU'd county cont Walter bridge sis 00
MAIN,
V E Ueutz, MalnvlUe, brldgo 00
MT, rLKASANT,
Q S Mordan, Wilson bridge
" Mordansvllle bridge,,,,,,
Amos Wanlch, W'amcb. brldgo ,,,
M Kindt, sands bridge ,
" Wilson bridge,,,,
" Koster bridge
Philip Miller, Wllsou brldgo (above)...,
" " " (below).,,,
ORANGE,
60
60
1 60
1 Oil
1 W
02
5 75
j iicmeureuv, iruuunagu,, .,,,,,,,, vs
HOLMES & SCHUYLER
9
A FAIR OFFER.
We have a few 'Heating Stoves
and double Heaters on hum!. which
we will sell to responsible parties
and give you time until June 1ft
to pay for them.
HOLMES & SCHUYLER
rlNK.
M W Shoemaker, shoemaker bridge.,..
10 00
son
SO 00
0 02
2 01
llll
2 60
4 SO
1 72
SCOAHLOAl'.
K cole, E Cole bridge
.i u rnrz A coia bridiro
Wm A Kile, A cole i ridge
ne oniige
J () tlesi...
E Colo, K Colo bridge
1 1 li ness, uess Driago
I M Mmltz, A Colo bildge
$1 08812
ENITENTIAItV AND ASYI.l'M.
Support ot Llzzto Milton, Danville 107 oo
David Miea 170 30
Convicts In Eastern Penitentiary iur'7H cot 73
1999 03
$13 S3
22 OO
m 7:.
10 75
21 02
10 75
10 00
14 60
10 76
11 30
211 M)
15 23
ASSESSORS PAV.
Beaver
Uenton
llerwick
llloom
Briarcreek
Catawlssa
fentralla
Centre
Conyngham
$25 41
Jackson
13 23
19 75
V IKI
11 75
25 on
19 75
19 37
22 no
20 60
9 20
2160
locmt
Madison
Main
MUliln
Montour
Mt Pleasant
(Mange
Pine
'Itoarlngcreek
scott
Sugrloaf
nsuingcreeK
Franklin
Greenwood
nemiock
10 73
Aa8.iota for fall registry of voters 117 on
39l S'J
SCALPS FOH POX AND WILD CAT S
aid sundry persons 7370
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Paid spring election oillcers $349 35
ian " " 433 00
spring room rent 132 00
fail " ' 132 00
tonstables advts & nttendlng spring elc 140 40
" " " fall elec 1879 5200
" " " 18S0 60 00
C TJ Mason, overseer 1S79 2 011
Benl KUtler " " 1S79 200
Evan Bu kalew " 1S79 2 60
J M Clark, senatorial It Judgo 3 60
w j nucKaiew, congressional 11 Judge 13 70
V L llutter, election blanks 17 34
w Krlckbaum et ul counting fall vote 20 39
$1,40S 21
T.XES REFUNDED.
Amt township taxes refunded $4,195 cs
BLANK BOOKS.
W F Murphy & Sen, 1 doe Froth's ofllcn $to 60
" " !" Hecorders office.... 2s6i
Wm Mann 4 ' Froth's office 47 co
" 2" Hecordera omco. .. 26 00
F L llutter, S4 registry books 16 81
" 13 duplicates 44 2D
$179 61
COUNTY BONDS.
Amt county bonds redeemed $3,00000
" coupons on Fame paid i,ssi 00
Int paid on overdue county bonds is on
$9,899 uo
KECAPITULATION.
Miscellaneous
f 1.27S 69
4,932 7U
1,691 24
2,741 31
2,890 37
1,429 Ort
412 65
101 411
l.OSS 12
9r,9 05
691 S3
75 75
1.40S21
4,195 OS
179 91
9,699 00
courts, jurors pay. constables returns, xa
Costs In commonwealth cases
Itoad 4r bridge viewers and road damages
Commissioners office and court house
County Jail
Printing, stationary and postago
Inquisitions
linages Dunoing ana repairs
Penitentiary and Asylum
Assessors pay
Fox and w lid cat scalps
Election expenses
Taxes refunded
Blank books
County bonds, coupons and Interest paid
uuuicniuu cuuuvy uouus
$33,81S 321
Vrftm amntin nt rritna Idb.ia.I AnA.tnt tft.RCAO
taxes refunded, and XS69 rrrlcmntlon moner ana
$9,699(0, bonds, coupons and Interest on overdue
bonds paid, leaves $10,713 95 which Is tho actual or
dinary expenses tor the ear A. D., isso.
SHEEP OKDE1W ISSUED.
Beater
2000
9560
33 76
." (HI
7 00
13 011
67 25
7 60
Jackson
Locust
Madison
Montour
Mt. Pleasant
Pino
Sugarloat
uenton
lirlarereek
Centro
Fihhlngcreek
Franklin
Oreenwood
Hemlock
$3.S1 7.1
STATEMENT OF 1)0(1 TAX AND SHKKPFUNII.
Dog tax duo from collectors $2,009 20
Probabablo commission and ex off 321 uo $0s2d
Add amount lu treasurer's hands 21 5:
(lives total assets
COUNTV FINANCES.
$1,705 s:s
AAriKTri-
Tax In hands of collectors' duplicates $1920:1 nt
.uul,wiv LUtil (JltaoiUM mm I'AUUCIUIIUU UUa SOIHI ("I
A.i 1 vif ft,
Add amount In hands of Treasuror 4207 04
.,mi,muw,numjmi properly liMl'l uo
Add value of Mary Blight prot'yF Creek IN) 00
Am't duo from Benton twp for Colleys.-, : 7s
Balance dueou (lei a Hower note- 9100
Two double set assess books r, so
Two set duplicates 29 30
$24viav.t
I1AHIMIT1KS,
Costs duo In Commonwealth eases $343 43
Amount tax due the several districts 1 191 or
" road brdg'e vtewers duo on bks 19.1 1
" county prison bonds unpaid 2030000
county prison coupons unpaid.- 373 M
" road damages assessed and unpaid
estimated as nearly ai can be 4000 00
$33,1113 90
24.S03 9.1
Actual Indebtedness ot the county Janua
ry ISt, 1SS1 :. $9,499 97
We, the undersigned Commissioners of Columbia
County, do hereby certify thattbe foregoing Isa coi
rect sratement of accounts ot said county, for tho
year a.D.hv),
STEPHEN POlIE,
A. ll.UEKHINd,
OHAH. ltEICHART,
, . commissioners ot Columbia County.
Attest: J. II. CAsxr, clerk.
Vo, the undersigned, Auditors of Columbia Conn
ty, having been duly cloctod to adjust and settle tlie
accounts of the Treasurer and commissioners or
Columbia county, do hereby certify that we met at
tho office ot the Treasurer and Commissioners, lu
lllqpmsburg, and carefully examined the accounts
and vouchers of tho Bamo from Uie 1st day ot Janu
ary, A. 1)., isso to the nrst day of January, A. D..
issl, and ttnd them correct as above stated, and wo
nnd a balance due Columbia county on county
fund of four thousund two hundred and seven doi
are and tour cents (4,207.04) from II, A, Sweppenld
ler Treas. ot Columbia co. And we tlnd a balance ot
four hundred and twenty.three dollars and sevenly
femr senta ($423 74) on state fund found In tho liandi
pt II. A. sweppenhlser, Treasuror. And we llud a
balance of tvteuty-ono dollars and fltty.soveu centa
($2167) 011 dog fund found lu Uie lianas otll. A.
Sweppenhlser, Treasurer.
January Vsi ba0(ls uul 8ettl tWs 6tu ,luy cC
WMl L. MANNING,
C. 11. SEES1IOLTZ,
SAMUEL K. SMITH,
Paid slnco settlement. Auditors-.
Commissioners' office, Feb. 4, issi.
Pl.AYh! PI.AYN! 1'LAYH! PlAVht
For Heading Clubs, for AmateurTheatrlcals,Tem
perauco Plavs. Drawing-room Plays. Fairy hays.
Ethiopian Flajg, Qulde Hooks, spelkurs. Panto
mimes, Tableaux Lights, Maguentuiu Ughts. Color
V4.?1"?' .urnrtk iJeatrttral Face Preparations,
Jarley's Wax Works, Wigs, Beards and Moustchi
at reduced prices. Costumes, scenery. Charades.
New Catalogues sent frt containing fun ducrln-fifSii"!?118-
NAMUMi HtKNCU SON. US fc.
Hid. street. Now York, t Jan,4.4w
16 6(1
IS Ml
a 110
r.uM
nfio
2(1 26,
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