THE OLFMETAT AXD PIW OCR T, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
'HE OOLU M Bl AN.
ni,orinnimri, ritinir, nuwn 4, fssi
public saliis.
TlU otoiii'ort of Ju'ut n fnk, tleeefaeil,
ill ell Viluibla rjil ottala In 9'iguloaf on
ttrcliClM.
The executor of Ocorgo Kv.in, tlocoaeel,
Ml ..It .1 I t 11. 1 n rtrnt Inu-nflltltl mi
111 Ffll rtlll lOl.l.u . miiiiiii ,vi'..' w..
i'liojJnyi Mft'ch 22iiit nl 10 a. in,
Tli? executrix of J.itim Liman, tloeonicd,
vlll poll real cststo in llriarcrcok on Monday
March 21st nt ono o'clock, p. ra.
8enlvorllcnioiils in th'u pnper.
JamM Koat wilt toll personal propotly in
llcm'i'ck township on Wiiliieielny March lfllli,
Mrs. Hi A. Sharetti will soil personal prop
rly In Centro lownslilp noir JAiwlorsvlllo on
Mindly March 11 at ton a. m.
March 1st cam t in with a snow storm.
Jmlrc El,vctl held Court In Danville tills
week.
Tho Kpiscopnt Choir lins been reorganized.
All tliomnlo incmlcn nro lawyers.
Tho regular monthly mooting of the W inona
Firo coininny will Inhel I next .uondiy nlgiil.
Wind iw Slnd.M, Fixtures, Oor I, T.iscl.i nnd
Krinaj in largo v.triet at th-orge a. uark's,
Tliore ii some talk of goltltiR n water moloi
lo pump tho organ nt tho Episcopal church.
Tho Lutheran Congregation wilt iiold an
election for a pastor on Sunday morning
Much 13.
It li not always sifo to piny n joko on a Indy
friend by trying to frighten iicr on tho street.
Sometimes llio wrong person ij caught.
There have been fourteen lea and evening
parties within tho lmt two or tlireo wcoks. The
coming of Lout lm put an ond to them .
Louis liornhard is still further, improving
bit fine residence by tho addition of a bay win
d iw.
We have a largo lir.o of samples of fancy and
litimorom business cards. When you want
anything of the kind call and aeo thorn belore
ordering elsewhere.
Kor rent from the first of April, 1SS1 A
Store Room and also two communicating
room on second floor in the Ent building. Ap
ply to N. U. Funk. Febltf
Mrs. Catbarino Sfcloy, mother of Col. A
I. Seeley, of Ilorwick, died nt that place on
Tuesday ol hst week, ngnl Go years. She wa
a woll known and highly respected lady,
Wo wnnld n,ain remind iho elegy nnd nil
interested "parties that n clisrpo ol z& cen's h
mado for the insertion of marriage notices
The cash must accompany tho notice in all
ca'ts,
Fort Sale on Kent. Snyder's tannery, lo
catod in liloomsburg, la for salo or rent. Pos
session given April 1st, 1881. For price and
terms apply to C. W. Neat or F. 1. IHIlmcy er
Bloomsburg, Pa. )an 7lf
Mr. William D. Hockley, son of Postmaster
Beckley, and Mhs Joey Collcy, of llentou
were married nt that place on Saturday last.
We exteud our congratulations, and best
wish's.
Tho Columbia County Merchants Asrocia'
lion will hold their rfgular monthly tneeling
in tho Council room in Ilrower's block, Friday
.evening nt 8 o'clock. All licensed merchant:
ure invited to attend.
If you want to get rid of pimples, boil, tet
ter, Ac, uco 'Lindsey's Blood Searcher. Sold
by all druggists. feb lMw
Iho largo plate class of iuoyer Uros. new
.oro rooms were successfully placed in port
lion on Monday. Tliiynre the highest in town
measuring 42 by 112 inches, and a quarter of
atijineli in thickness.
Hoadacho, all bilious disorders, dyspep
ala and constipation cured by i)r. Mtuaur,
Jleadachc and Dytpeptia Pilk. Prico '.
cents. febllm
Have your palo bills printed at this office
Hy to doing you will get a local notico in tl
paper frco of charge, which will give your sal
wider publicity than any other paper can give
it, because our circulation is the largest in tli
county.
'Dr. Seller's Cougli Syrup' will ensure you
good night's rest. It is tho bfst cough med
cine in the market. Price 25 cents. ftblMw
The A.S.T.Co. Mack Tip for children's shoo
should bo ra'lcd for by parents, not only upon
heavy shoes, in placa of tliu metal as it wears
in woll but upon all fino shoes, as it look
neat and doubles their valne.
F. P. ltillmeyer Eti., was elected ono of lb
vico-presldcnta of tho North Ilranch Associa
tiou of Lay fayctto College Alumni at tho meet
wirr lipid nt Wilktsbarre last, week Tuesday,
3'rof. 1). J. Waller was appointed orator lor th
uext meeting.
Col. S. Knorr and L. S. Winterstoen on Wed.
nesday last purchased from the executors of
William McICclvy tho homestead property on
tlio cornir of Main and Market streets for
39,500. The sale Includes tho buildings and
ten feet of ground on tho upper side.
The lecture of Dr. J. Jay Villers at the Op
tra IIou'c last Saturday night was well attend
ed, and Iho audience was much pleaded with
tho entertainment, Ho is a capital mimic and
a good vonlrilcipiist, and bis facial expression
and change of voico aro remarkable. Tho au
dience was kept In good humor for two hours,
Two cow?, ono belonging to Dr. Gardner
nnd the other to Snmuol derringer, got their
horns entangled on Wednesday, of last week.
On Thursday morning they wore found Inn
ditch with tho water and mud frozen hard
around thrm. Gcrringer'a cow had her neck
broken nnd was dead, but Gardner's cow was
alive her horns still locked to the other. The
horns of tho dead cow wero sawed oil io order
to get the other ono out of the frozen mass.
Every attempt was made to save the lilo of the
Gardner cow, but of no avail.
The success of Urlc-A-Drac during a brilliant
engagement which extendod over fifty nights in
New York, was of tho most flattering and une
quivocal nature, Tho high opinion unanimous
ly held of this entertainment iicr.dorsed by the
ivliolocf the Litorat and Dilettante of tho me'
tropolls, and tho enthusiasm bestowed upon
this performance by delighted audiences ssseni'
Med in tho largest halls of the principal cities
anl towns throughout tho United States and
Candada for the intt year pronounce it to bo
tho most meritorious and ntnu-iug entertain
went of Iho age. Moonibburg Opera IlouseSat
urday, March Cth.
Oscar J. Harvey, Esq,, of Wllkobirro, has
been nominated for tho office of Grand Warden
of tho Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow, of Iho
Slate of Pennsylvania. Mr. Harvey who Is a
prominent young member of Iho Luzerne coun.
ty Har, n graduate of Lafayotto Cellose and an
officer of the 0th Regiment National Quard of
t ennsylvania, has many friends in thli vicini
ty. For n numbfr of years ho has been tho
leadirg spirit of Lafayette Alnmnl Atsociation
I'repofsetfing in appearance, of high tocial and
scholarly nttalnmontf, of rxlenced acquaint
onto throughout Ihe Slate, Mr. Harvey Is In
very way qualified for the iksIUoii for which
ho baa been nomiiiatol, and wo doubt not will
U uleclnJ.
Examine- Ucorso A. Clark' Moek of Wall
1'sper Litest Patterns and low pricts.
Oscar Alexander, brother of Lester Aloxan'
dor, will inovo lo llloomsbnrR on tho lt of
April, and occupy tho liltte-nlemlcr properly
on Pi fih street.
The firm of Wagon'ollor Si Co..' having been
ilUsolvcd by mutual consent, L, T. Sharpless
ffires to giva notice that ho will continue tho
Notion UiHtnesvcAoMafcaiW rc(ai7, at tha room
formerly occupied by tho old firm In his build
ing on Main street, two doom above Centre.
Ocorgo A.Chrk'Bfpring stock of Walt Paper
and Window Shade ju?t opened, Is larger and
finer than ever uofote.
PKliSONAL.
William L. Manning, of Jackson, was in
town on Tuesday.
Chester Dates, son of George Date', now do
ing btnlnestnt llizlaton, spentSunday In town.
Foil Sam;. A good truck-wagon with tongue
nnd shalt. Apply to John G. Freeze, f IS 3t-
ACCIDENT OK TUB ItULltOAD.
On Friday latft a man nttned Uibblns was
crossing the rail road track at the ear shops
with a team, the down pas'enger train striicK
the wagon between tho wheels, cutting Iho hor
ses loose, nnd throwing the man nnd part of the
.wagon upon the ciw catcher, Tho train was
stopped nt Cathntiiie street when it was found
( lint Uobbins' nose was broken and be was oth
erwise injured. It was n vory narrow escapo,
nnd should b: a tufiioicnt warning to the rail
road company to put a watchman nt that point.
It is n dangerous crotsing, and many accidents
havo been narrowly avoided thoto. The town
nnthorillcs should enforco tho laws against 'tho
railroad company concerning the rate of ppcedl
used In parsing through town. Their usna
rato in crossing Eit street Is from tliiity to
foriy miles nn hour. If an ordinnnco of tho
town is ni'co'snry to enforco this law, it should
bo pas'cd at once, nnd Immcdinlo steps taken
for the appointment of n watchman.
The following account of the marriage of
Mr. John D. Armstrong of this town nnd Miss
M Wells of Lycoming county is taken from the
Willinmsport Daily llanncr.
"One of tho social events of the season enmo
off on the evening of Feb. 23, nut., at ihe rcsi
lence of M D. rt'ells, Eq., nt Bubours' Mills
tho occasion being tliu marriage of Ins daughter,
Miry D. Well-1, to Mr. John D. Armstrong, of
Bloomsburg. Six o clock being the hour name!
for tlie ceremony, found the large parlor com
fortably filled with frlondi and invited guests
Shortly after the hour named the brii'al patty
entered tho parlor in tho following order: Mr
Lloyd S. Winterfteen, of llloomburg,and Mies
Snllie Dlrd, nf Montoursville, Mr. Chat. Arm
strong, brother of tin groo r, nnd Mbs Laura
Kupert, of Dloornnbtirg, cousin of the bride,
followed by Iho bride and groom. After the
bridal party iiad stationed themselves nt Ihe
cast end of llio parlor, 'immediately under a
feooned horse shoe of evergreens, they cre
approached by the Eov. C. Starr, of Moun
toursville, who by the beautiful marriage cero
mony of the Episcopal church pronounced lliom
man and wife. Afior receiving the congratu
lations of tho friends and cuosts, the company
repaired to the larco dining room where full
justice was dono the bountiful repast, consisting
of all the delicacies of the season. After all
had partaken of refreshments the company rc
returned to the parlor where social games and
conversation were indulged in.
A large number of valuable, useful and or
namental presents were received, quite a num
ber of which wero accompanied with regrels
from friends in Willinmpporl,Muncy, Blooms
burg, Hnrristurg, Towanda nnd New York,
who wero unable to bo present."
BUV AT HOME.
The following artiele from tho Wilkefbarre
Record is a seasonable one,and wo publish it,
making only local changes in it.
llio spring trade will soon urgin nnd "nany
of our merchants have already purchased thoir
stocks, and arranged for their display, so soon
as the weather becomes sellled. It is a fitting
timo lo speak a word to our readers, as lo their
coming purchases. Buy of your friends, neigh
bors and fellow townnmen, the merchnnts o
Bloomsburg. They aro the ones who pay heavy
taxes to support tho town government. They
spend their money here, and invest largo sums
in the purchase of goods to suit tho tastes o
our people. Thoy deserve substantial encour
nsemcnt in business. Agents of New York ami
Philadelphia bouses will soon flock hero in
droves, offering wearing apparel, books, gro
cories, dry goods, &c, all of which can bo pro
cured of our merchants at as low rates and o
equally gocd quality. Tliero is no reason why
those traveling men should rcceivo orders that
ougni properly lo go to business men in our
midt. Tho money expended is nil taken away
from the town nnd benefits no one hero. It i
disbearlening in I he extreme to merchants, to
know that their efforts to satisfy their Mlow
townsmen nro not appreciated, nnd that the!
extensive stocks aro passed by in favor of for
cign doalcrs. Pationizo homo enterprise buy
ofthoso who aro entitled to your custom help
the roon who help you nnd assist in hearing
Iho burden of taxation. This is no more than
simplo justice nnd certainly no one should be
unwilling to arard that. If Iho stores
Bloomsburg aro to be creditable lo tho town
well slocked and handsomely decorated, tl;
proprietors must havo tho trade of the people,
D15VW OF JOSEI'II E. BAVUS,
Ex-county commissioner Joseph E. Sands,
died suddenly in Philadelphia on February
2 lib. In company with his son, Charles L.
Sands, be had gone to Iho city to purchase new
machinery for ibclr woolen mill nt Mordans
ville, and In the afternoon of Thursday ho went
alone to complete his purchaes, and whllo on
Vine street ho was seized witli illness, andstei?
ping into a place of business, fell dead. He had
shown no symptoms of sickness and appealed all
tho llmo to bo in gocd health and spirits. The
body was removed lo iho Morgua as his hotel
was not known lo the persons present at his
death, and the end intelligence was not receiv
ed by his son until about nine o'clock in the
ovening. Tho body reached hero on Salnrday
morning and the funeinl tool place on Sunday
nt eleven o'clock, Hev. J. P, Ttistln conducting
the servios, Tho Masonio ceremony was also
used. The pall-bearers wero Divid Lowen
berg, John Ponman, T. J. Vanderslice, Dayid
Jones, W. Shoemaker and W, Cor, The at'
tendsnco at the funeral wjs very Itrgo, The
burial tool: place at Iho McIIcnry burying
ground in Orange township,
Joseph E, Sands was born at Brown's Mill
In MifUiti township July 11th, 1811. His fslh.
cr remored with his family to Driarcreck
whero Joseph learned his trade,that of a wool,
eu manufacturer. He subsequently lived In
Bradford county for a lime, and on his relnrn
to lids county llvod in Greenwood, where ho
was mariied In 181)5 to Either Lundy, In 1858
ho moved to Mordansvllle where ho engaged in
tho manufacture of woolen goods nnd continued
in Ihnl business up lo Ihe llmo of his death
In 1875 be was elected county commissioner by
tho llfputllcnn8, being llio flift minority com.
missloncr under the new constitution, nnd held
thocflico for ono term.
Mr. Sands was a gocd citlzrn nnd a genial
companion, and bad hosts of friends wherever
ho was known, Ho was kind to the poor and
lihrrul In nil his dealings,
His widow and eight children, seven sons
and a daughter, survive hlui, till of whom live
in this county except tl o yottrgest ton Joseph,
who is ono of llio leading business men of liow
Jirg Green, Ohio.
ItOlllHUUltn ITKM3,
Iloitnsnuito, Monday Fob. 2381,
Thoporplo of this phce have not been fa-
vond by any protracted meeting! this winter.
Tno mow has been nriwine less fjrsomo
time, but while it listed waif well Improved,
and In a grand sleigh rido one lady bad the
tnisforluno loosua bijou of n bonnol. Tho
lonnct is not so groat a loss, but the txiienslvo
flower that adorned it Is regretted,
Wo aro pleased to know that our school has
an able nnd industrious teachor and It is his
mention to give an nxliibition nt the close of
tho term.
G. W. Utt is trying to cct up n subscription
school lo begin tho 1st of April, nnd an amn-
teur loacher will tench on the hill, If sho can
pass a prlvnto examination,
A fino affair for this place is the Instruction
school for cutting and fitting by measure which
win opened hero Inst week at Mack's hotel.
Clyde Appleman has takon charge of Itcd-
line's taw mill, at Mifiltn,
It is currently reported thai Geo. Fullmer has
bought the Dtz lot.
Tho Benton coirespondent of a few weeks
ago, was disappointed as Kohrsburg still
claims Its popular harness maker, Mr. Wilton.
Howard McIIenry lias returned from Bcntcn
where ho 1ms been visiting for n while.
Miles Alborlsoii and family will move South
n a fow weeks where he will engage in lumber
ing for a while.
Incognito.
HOUND AUOUT ItOAIllNOOHEKK.
March 1, 1831.
The rovival meetings at tho Fumnco and
Mclntyre have closed.
Tho bluebirds put in their first nppenranco
on the 22ut ull.
Kov. L. Kramer is at present attending tho
Eastern Pennsylvania U. D. Anntul Confid
ence nt Sleelton, Pa.
Mr. T. B. Miller, of Bloomsburg. a candi
date for county superintendent was looking up
hlschancoj this side of tho Susquehanna the
latter part of last week,
Our county superintendent, Mr. W. II. Sny
tier, visited tho public schools in this part of
tho county last month.
Catawissa church bolls aro very oftfn audible
here on a still evening. Tho distance is five
miles.
Mr, A, S. Knitllo, constable of Locust, is do-
ing a rushing business In lifo insurance. Ho
is representing the Maliony Life Insurnnco
Co., of Selinsjrrove, Snyder county. Pj.
uame rumor lias it imi tills village is soon
to have ft resident physician. We think Mr,
would undoubtedly receive a liberal sbaro of
patronage here.
Miss Emma Ilelwig had a pleasant birthday
pirty Thusdny evening nt the residenco of her.
father, Mr, J. II. Helwig. Miss Anna, daugh
ter of J. K. Herncr.nlso bad one nt her father's
houso Saturday evening.
The M. E. Quarterly Confereuco convened in
the Methodist church in (his placo February
10 tit and 20th. The Presiding Elder, Kcv.
William Evans, of Bloomsburg, was present
on Sunday morning and preached nn eloquent
nnd improssivc teiinrn, afler which Ihe Lord's
Supper was administered to quite a number of
persons.
iNEOrilYTE.
BEUWICK NOTES.
March 2nd, 1681.
Mr- John Brugler, nrchltccl, had a severe
fall last Wednesday, from tho roof of the addi
tion to tiio new car shop. He received a so
vere sprain in ono of bis things which may
keep him in doors several weeks. It is earnest
ly hoped that the injury may not be permanent.
Mr. nnd Mrs, F. R. Jackson received a few
friends last Friday evening in their comforla
bio parlors, and entertained them in thoir usual
pleasant style. Music nnd games were the
amusement of Ihe evening which seemed very
short in consequence thereof.
Miss Shclpjof Wi!kesbarrc,and Miss Search,
of Shickskinry, two elegant sopranos, spent sev
eral days in town with friends.
The famous Fan Drill is n mystery no long
er. The veil was Illicit last Saturday evening
in the Y. M. C. A. Hall, The Drill exercises
wero preceded by musical exercises, opened
by Miss Bessie Thompson with a piano solo
This was followed with several coprono solos
by Miss Shelp nnd Miss Search. Owing to the
ill ness of Mr. Frank Disilcburst, there wero no
quartettes. Afler Iho singing, Col, Seely, in
uniform, conducted Miss Etta Jackson to the
piano, to furnish llio music for the Drill. Then
came twenty young ladies, in white dresses
decked with innumerable fans, who, under the
command of Col, Seely, inarched,. wheeled
saluted and went through exercises similar to
tboso of soldiers during a diill, only more va
ried and poetic: the young ladies were armed
with fans instead of guns. Tho drill wns very
interesting and admirably performed, The
largo audience Opas delighted. Very likely it
will be repented.
On Tuesday evening of ibis week, tbero was
an entertaining concert in tho Hnll,by young
girls, for Ihe Missionary Cause. Tho exercises
consisted of singing and elialrgues, the per
formers acquitting themselves very creditably.
Messrs, Sieley and Hunt started for Wash
ington on Tuesday. Tlioy are iho only ones
who, from our town, will be present at the in
auguralion exercises.
Mr. Ed. Davenport opened a saddler's shop
on Secsliolz' coiner last week. He has engaged
a skillful saddler to supply all bis customers
with their wants in his line of business.
ItEroriTr.n,
LAND LHAfJUIJ OUOANIZATION.
In pursuance lo call a meeting was held on
Saturday night at the Commissioners' offico to
organize a land league. J. B. HobUon, chair
man of committee on call in a few brief and ap
propriate remarks, tailed the meeting to order,
when n temporary organization was effected lj
the election of the following clllceret Presi
dent, J, n. Mallei Vice Presidents, Geo. E.
Elwell, Wm. Krickbaum, Caleb Barton, Flor
ence Donahue, E. It. Ikclcr, Geo. Carr and 0.
0. Marrj Secretary. J. C Sylvis. The purposes
of the Land League being explained, it was on
motion of J. 0. Sylvis, resolved lo proceod lo
the permanent organization of an Irish Nation
al Land League. On motion of Dennis Mo
Donald, n committee of three was apposed to
report officers for the permanent organization.
The chair appointed the following as tho com'
inlttoej Dennis McDonald, J, D, Casey and J.
B, Koblson. Aftcj a oqrjsqltatiqn, the commit
tee reported the following as their cliqioo far
the officers of tho League: President, Itobert
It. Littlo' Vioe Presidents, Florenco Donahue
and Geo. Carrj Secretary, J, C, Bylvlsj Treasu
rer, Dennis McDonald. On motion the report
of the committee was adopted and the commit-
Ice dUclmrgoJ, On motion n oommittoe of
five was appointed lo arrange for a publlo dpin
onstration and to engage prominent speakers
from abroad. The following wero appointed
as tho committee: J. II. Koblson, 0. 11. Ilrock.
way, J. 0, Sylvia. Dannis MoDonuld and Hen
ry G, O'Neal. On motion, 0, B, Drockwny,
J, 0. Sylvia and J, B. Casoy were appointed a
committee lo roport at the next meeting a con
stitution for tho government of tho L;aguo, It
was also ordered that any person may become
a member of the League by Iho payment of
fiftv cents. The Secretary was requested to fur
nidi n copy of these pracec4l2t to l!Q county
papers for publication On motion adjourned
to meet at Ihe usual place on Friday night,
Match 'lib, at half past soyen,
J, 0. Svi.vis,
Secrelaiy,
To Buimjehs Senator Wolvcrton his in
troduced a bill Into Ihe SlsU Ssnato "ixpitrlrg
ptrsons who rutnisli malorlnl for Ihe construc
tion cfn building lo Inform thoownpv when
be begins fiirnl, hirg the matctlal that bo
will filo a Hen against the bull ling In case ihe
contractor docs not piy for It, Unless nieli no
tice Is given no such lien shall be filed norlo
be of any validity.
As Ibis bill, If pnol, will be nn innova
tion on tho presont lien law, wo publish Its
main feature so that our builders liny Inkoc.c-
niztnee nf it.
Ileadacho cured for 25 cenls. by .Dr. Mel
laur't Headache and Dytpepula 1HIU. febllm
WHY miltUAHY VIVO, IS OP3UHVED A8 WASH
INGTON'S UlltTHDAY.
Tho following compilation of timely and In
teresting Information Is the work of Geo-. B.
Kulp,Eeq. of Wllkesbarre.
Goorgo Wfthiagton was born on ibo lllh of
February 1732 ard It is n question whether
that day ibculd not bo celebrated instead of Iho
Iho 22nd. The reason why the 22nd oCFebru
ary Isobssrvcd instead of Iho lllh grew out
of the new style of the calender by which the
days were put abend eleven days, but this
chaneo was not made by Urott Britain until nf.
ter tho birth of George Washington. In early
times iho Roman nnliffj rruulated the length
ol Iho civil year so Impcrlcclly that in the days
of Julius Ctcsar, tho spring occuircd in what
tho calendar calls suminsr. Creiar, with the
help of Lodgenes, reformed tho calendar -IB
11. C, and inlroduced our present arrangement
of having three years of 305 days followed by
onoof30G,dlvIdinglho year into months nearly
sa at present. Tho irregularity of alteration In
the months of 30 and 31 days was introduced a
fow years after to gratify Iho vanity of Augus
tus, giving bis month of August ns many dsys
as Julius Cieiar's month of July. Tho addi
tional ilay was given in Leap year lo Ftbrunry
by calling tho 5th day beforo the calends of
March a second sixth, whence Leap Year is
still called in the almanacs bissoxtiie year.
This calendar of Julius Cresar is still used In
tho rtuenlnn empire, and was in use in all Eu
rope until 15S2. lis error consists in making
the year 3051 days, which is about eleven min
utes too much, an error which hasnow amount
ed to about twelyo days. Popo Gregory 13th,
by a brief ordered October 5th 1582 to bo call
ed tho 15lh and that Ibo years 1700, 1800 nnd
1000 should not be accounted leap year. This is
called tho Gregorian calendar. The Gregorian
calendar was soon ndopted in tho Catholic
states. In tho Protestant states of Germany it
wa3 but pittially ndopted in 1700, and not
wholly until 171 1. The chnngo from Julian to
Gregoiian reckoning was mado by act of Par
liament in Great Britain September, 1752, the
3rd of the month bclrg called tho 1 Ith.
TO DACHELOHS.
Only Bachelors should Lclong lo clubs,
Hercules f,nve up his tlub, when be married
Urjnruirn, "bul"l when married, they should
never fail In lay in n supply ofSpriuc Blossom
lo cure Indigestion, sick Hcadaclie, Lassitude,
utn Prices : $1-, 60 cents, and trial bottles
1U cents.
General News.
Washington county lias farms full ef
wool waiting for some speculators to of-
ier Halt n ttollar per pound lor it.
The Mifllintown briilae, which sue-
cuinbeel to tho Into iccllooel.was the first
liridgo ever erected over tho Juuiata.
Fifty tliousaiitl elollars will bo reeiuir
eel to replace tho bridges elestroyeel in
Huntingdon county by the recent Hood.
Senator David Davis, lias intimated
that ho will act witli tho Democrats in
tlio organization of tho Senate. Senator
Jlaliono remains non-committal.
Tito Pennsylvania railroad company's
experiment witli paper wheels on locomo
tives having proved entirely successful
more ot iiiem will bo lntroelucctl.
In tlio IIouso of Ifcnresentatives at
Ilanisburg llio appropriation committeo
reported with a negative recommendation
tho bill appropriating 10,000 lor an ll
liuninated clock on tlio Capital dome,
Tlio memliersof tbcLegislature never be
ing out after dark don't seem to realize
tho importaneo of keeping tlio wicked
Ilarrisburgers posted on tlio hours of tlio
night.
Some timo ago an old man in noithcrn
Iowa, wroto to relatives in the East lor
aid, as tbero was tt. bo a hard winter anil
lie was likely to suffer. None respon
di'd exceitt a niece, who wns n school
leacher, and who sent him .)0, and said
Ilia! she would send him more as soon as
slio drew her salary. Ilo wroto back
that tlio .)0 was plenty, ami that slio
need not senel him any more. Last Do
comber tlio old man died and left tho
nieco $30,000.
Eutcno Cross, Swan Street. Biifl'alo. writes
I have used Spring Blossom for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion, and have found it to act admirably
as a gentle Aperient and Blood Purifier, I con
sider it unequaled, "you are at liberty to use
my name ns a reference." Prices: $1., &U cents
anu trial Lotties 1U cents.
Cioncral Gni'liolil nt liis inauguration
on Friday, will occupy tho chair from
which AVimliinyton nroso to take tiio
oath of Prositlciitial oflit-o in 1789. This
interesting nrticlo lias lieen in charge of
William O. WiuMull, of New York, for
the past fifty years. U: Wnrtelell, who
lias forwareleel tho chair to Washington
nt the request of the inauguration com
mittee, was made United States Marshal
for tho Southern district of New i'ork
by President Jackson in 1831.
LOVELY WOMAN.
ITarii is the heart (lint never felt for woman in
di-trt'88,
Anil cold tho breast that never throbheel tomako
her portow !es ;
J"or man's caress anil man's delight was lovely
woman horn,
And cur l be he, where'er he moves, can treat
her worth wi'h scornt
Tlio tear It starts from woman's eye, lo fee
ynu raciteu wuii uolicky mm,
Anil sho wifely cols Spring Blofeom to make
you well spnin
I'riceni SI., 60 ctntf, and trial hollies 10
cenls.
Deaths.
DftBlspAPH Near Jonentown on Iho 2 lilt
tilt., Infant son of Natliapiel and AnnaF.liza
Dreisbach, aged 10 days,
KuMCMi. In Jonestown on the 25ih nil.,
William Albert Kunble, aged 0 years, 0 inonlhs
and 3 iyj.
Business Notices
Drew Goods nt Clark it Son's.
See
i a woman picking n bunch of grapes
lothcr column, at Spcer's Vineyards,
which Speer's Port Grape Wmo is
Iu ano
irom which cpeer s l'ort Urape Wmo Is
made, that Is so highly esteemed by tho
medical profession for tho use ol invalids,
weakly persons and the apod, Snitl by
0. A. Klelm, Jau 7'81 ly
ltillmeyer & Co. oiler special inducements
iu riuallty and prices for Spring Trade.
Tliey innko n specialty of Groceries,
Que cuswnre nnd Glass. Tea Sets, Dinner
Sots, Chamber Sets, &o , can bo bought
very cheap,
0, 0. Marr U veiling ioods cheap for cash
or produco,
Our Corset department is Aill, direct Irom
tho manufsctury of tho best makes and fits
at Clark etc Sou's,
Nftv Onllcoes nnd Drs Glrirlinma this
week nt Liitz & Sloan's.
If yon want irojtl Cooklne Htoves.Tlnwntn
nl Low Prices call at L E. Whary's.
ltRl) ItOllSR roWtlKllciiri"! mnrn lioriM. mtilps
anil sheep thin any other medlclnn. Sure ever
time. oct89, 'eu-Ueow
Wm. 0. McIClnnpv ban remnvfA lit frwlr
i ri to his new bislldlnir across tho street, nnd
extends n cordial Invitation to ovcry ono
iu can.
O. O. JIarr wants seese feslhers.
Lots of good Oloversetd and Timothy
seed nt Silas Young's, Light HUcct. m4-lw
A full HtlO nf New Prinls.Oiinrliams.Min.
litis, &c, nt Clark & rfon's.
Clearing Out Winter Gtiods
to make room for
Extenslvo Alterations tit
Tho Popular Clothing
Sloro of
David Lowcnborg.
IIENIIY'SCAUDOUO 8ALVR,
Thn UfRL Rfttrn In tlm evnrlrl fni- Pitta TlritlnAa
Hores, Ulcers, Salt ltlieum. Tetter, Chapped Hands,
('.tilltiMtns, Corns and all kinds of Hkln eruptions
rrocKicsnnu ninnies, Tno BilvolSBiisrnntocato
glvi' perfect r-ntlsfactlon Incicrycasoorrr.oneyrc
tundtd. Ilo suro to irnr. llenrv'H e.'nrhnlln Nnlvn. ni
ail other aro but Imitations, l'rlco S3 cents. For
Balo by all druggists. oct 22, 'su-lycow
Wo have n lino of ladlo's Paris mado Ho-
aiory nt low prices, which wo invito you
to can ana see. uinrk y son.
Hon. Qeoreo N. Corson. Norrlstnwn.save:
Tho Phconix Pectoral Is indlspcnsablo In my
lamlly. It nets like n churn, in curing
coughs nnd colds with tho childrcn,nnd I
nlwnys use It when addressing a jury. Prico
io ccnis. j a. lueun, jiioomsDure. npriu-jv
Hnndsorao Shoes nnd Sli liners at McICin-
noy's Boot find Shoo Bazaar.
IT. .T. C!lnr1? & K-H1 Iiova nn, n C.ll
and complcto line of Hamburg EdglngB,
j'jyi-imsii&K j. n minings, null ItlCKtng,
&C.. to Which tll!v Inviln vnur nlfnnftmi.
Prices correct.
lints and Cap3 nt
Cost for Thirty Days
nt D. Lowenberg's.
Np.lV RlvllS Olnflktnir fnr lilfltra lanl'nla anA
circulars at Clark & Son's.
0. 0. Marr still buva nil kinds nf nroeluco
at tho highest market price.
Harriot A. Kpwl-lrlr. nfRnlnm antra. 1 tuna
cured of tetter in my hand by threo applica
tions of Camphor Milk. My husband was
mlrfirT nf nlfl rnnnlnn nnrn. lit. ii.Imm If Tf
cured my son of a sprained ankle, Price 25
C.l I I . T. . ...
cents, ooia oy u. a, luoira. iiloomsburc.
april 10, '80,ly
HEALTH AND HATPINESS.
It seems Btramro thnr nnv nnn win Rnrri-fmm thn
many rteranifements brought on tiy nn Impure con-
uniuu vi tun uiuuu. wnen suuviis 1JI.UUD ana
Livmt SYltUT win restore pertcct liculth to the
ploslcnloifrnnlzatton. It Is Indeed a strcngthenlnc
spiun, pleasant to take, and baa proven ltselt to bo
the Best blood purlfler ever discovered, eHect-uallv-
curlns Scrofula, SjphUltlc dlsenscs. Weakness
of the KldnejK, all Nervous disorders and Debility.
It corrects indigestion. It makes tlio old feel youne,
and tlio youn;; feel gay; and will Invariably drHo
out of the system tho many ,111s that human flesh Is
heir lo. A sliiRlo bottle wli1 rrovo to you its mer
its ns a ncaitn rencwer, tor it nets like n
chatm, especially when the complaint is of an ex-
..uuBLi.c iiuLuiL-. uuviiiu luuuciicy w lessen uio
natural vigor of tho brain nnd nervous system.
WtW'FlllvPfiw
Snrinr? stvlcn of Ilrpss ninMinma unit V.n.
glish Long Cloths now open ut Clark Son's.
81 cents a yard for Apnleton A. Muslin
by the bolt nt Lutz & Sloan's.
Important Notice lo Parlies Altcnding
uourt.
For Thirty Days Great
Bargains
Can be Bought in Clothing.
You can buy a Winter
Suit or Overcoat
At Cost.
Must Be Sold to
make room for
ALTERATIONS IN BUILDING
nt David Lowenberg's
Hioghamton Boots I Buy them at Mc-
j Ivinney s.
A new line of Cord'i and Tassels. SiU
Fringes, liuttons, Laces, Ties, Tassels,
Uinips, Ornaments, &c, at Clark & Son's
Now is tho timo to subscribo for Butter-
icks & Co's spring fashion books at C. 0.
Marr's.
His Boots and made to stand thoweath
wero leather er for ho bought them at Mo
Kinney's. Black Silks, a good one for Go cents per
yard up to one dollar. In extra we nave a
line of TrimmlngSilks in Plain Brocade and
l'laius just received at Clark & bon s.
Billmeyer & Co's. No-1 and No 2 Extra
snore Mackerel are warrantee! llio best tno
market affords. No short weight packages,
Bargains in Napkins, Towels, Counter-
Jiaiua niu inuiu tJiucuanivinift ix. uvu.
Lutz & Sloan have received their Sprinf
styles of Mme. Dcmorest'a Patterns. Cal
at their store for a catalogue free.
"WAi.NCTLEAPlUirtliESTOitKK"ls entirely differ
ent from all otlicrb. It Is as clear es water, and as
its name Indicates, Is alperfect Vegetable llnlrlio
storcr and does not In any manner arrect the liealtn
widen Hiilphur, augnr of Lead, and Mtrato of silver
nrcnnratluns bavo done. It will Immediately free
tlio head from all Dandruff, licuoro Cray Hair to Ha
natuial color, nnd prcdueon ne-w crowtli whero It
nas iuiie'n en. 11 wiiii-uanco iiuior luucuuuirui
a few days to a beautiful clobsv tirown. Krcry bot
tle Is warranted. AKk jour druggist tor It. For
sale at Movmi linos., liloomsburg, l'a. l-mltli, Kline
s uo., riiuaaeipnia, anu nans jiucKen, isew iutk,
wuoicEaioguuiti. veu , ou-u
For Ihe Lenten Season. Genuine Boneless
Codfish, lino Mackerel, Lobsters. Salmon
Sardines, Covo Oysters, Soused Mackerel
uaked ucane, JMacaroni,eVc.
Tho hlghctt coth prico paid for wheat by
A. t. fcwitr, at billow urove. rnodll'
for enteBB lo varicly. live 76 cents abutbel
Av eudale Bed Ath Coal, !. 0. and 0. alwayt
on iifiHi. jtiuiicfii Jies mien in excuange
lor coai,or cnfcii win tie paiu lorineui.
jau 28 8-w.
Sho wore french
heeled thoes
with opera toes and said
sue Dougtit tnematfllC'
Ti'tnnon'fi
Our Questions.
Arc you a buyer of Men's or Boys'
Clothing at retail? Do you need
clothing for the farm, the office, the
work-shop, the court-room, -or the
pulpit ? Do you want boys' clothing
for the school-room, or for dress f Do
you prefer to buy clothing ready-made
or to order f Are you in need of
shirts?
If yes, to any or all of these eiue
ries, state your needs to us, that we
may send you samples and prices,
Your Question
?v
Is, Will this pay for the trouble ? Yon
must judge. We will make up the
case, you must decide it, But wo
must tell you that we have created
tlio Largest Betail Clothing Business
In the United States by the simplo
method of giving the best clothing for
tho least money. We mean that it
shall pay you to buy of us. If you
buy and arc not pleased, return the
goods for exchange, or demand your
money.
Wanamaker
and Brown,
S. 12. Cor. Sixth & Market Sts.
rniLADKLl'HIA,
HOLMES &
Wc wish to say eoinctliinc this
Cutlery, which wo lmvo been selling tho past six years. Wo have
had aiiiplo timo to test its merits, and hundreds of our customers will
endorse our remarks in its favor. Any lady knows the value, of a
good pair of scissors, and how hard it is to get them, owing to' the
great quantity of cheap and worthless goods which Hood tho market.
A poor pair is a source of daily annoyance and vexation. In tho
manufacture ot cheap scissors it requires no mechanical skill to put
them togethcr.whoreas in a eood articlo.tho finest sttel must bo select
ed, skilled mechanics to know how
biiuin eu it uiwbjr bu 113 IU give.' II mhuuui UVCI1 CUt JPOIll I1CC1 10 pOlllt.
All this adds to the cost, and vet sometimes, how little ladies think
of this in making their purchases,
more possibly tJian they were oilered elsewhere, thoy concluded to
take the cheap ones, these aro tho people who always have poor cissors
One of the best recommendations wo have is tho seamstress' and tailors'
trade, who know what a good article is and to whom price is a sec
ondary consideration. AVc can also refer you to tho editor of this
1iitn ,n..!lM ,..!!. !.. lt.i ?.. t. ... ,1. V 1,
mi;i, !v,iu win us wuii ii i'uii, uiiti is, no uses ;iicm jor cutting eunor
als and other matter of news from his exchanges, and nnlma them off
on his subscribers as oritriiml. TTn
... o -
to told ns in conlidcnco : our onlv
llustrato that "thurc's choatinc in
linking mistakes Jiercatter in vour
a TJ..11-... :.. .i .... 1.1...1
v. xAiiuui is muni iuu uu uiu unities,
can carry in his pocket is a poor
iow anxious no is to make a tritae with some one, just "because its too
urge or too small" for him and how ho chuckles to himself ns h im
agines he is taking in his unsusnectinir victim, wntch lii.t fnpp. uliniio-n
uuieji us uu ejxiiiiiiiira ins new treasure, lie does not nnd J no. o.
Hallcr's name on tho blade.ownors
ns mind now made up to como to
ie offers the old ono as a reward to
the cherry tree with his littlo hatchet and all aro made hnnnv. Hn?.
i.: i-i - -
ouiiuuaij Bciuving, mm smiviiig wiin a mm razor is a serious business.
Wc claim Jno. S. Haller's Razors gives better satisfaction than any
uuiui luuke sum in uiu county,
prices, some heavy, others ground
nunureusor ineso to uaruera and
All wo ask is a trial to prove their
HOLMES &
jUDITOH'S NOTICE.
Ainonffllie records and proceedings of thoOr
pliaus' court In and tor said County it is Inter alia
thus contained. '
In the cstato of Mary Hcraley, deceased.
And now February lltu, 181, on motion of S.
unorr and agreement of counsel, liny Jooobv,
Ksct . is appointed Auditor to rtlntrlouto balnnco in
hands of Stephen 1 1 111, administrator, by Ills nrst
account amcng parties entitled thereto.
,, , UY THE COURT.
tertlfledfrom tlio records.
W'T 1? TITf-Tf It A TTf
a. 31. Qpicir, ClcrUO.C.
ucpuiy.
In nUrsUanCA Of. Mm frtrpc-nlnr- finnnlntmpnt. Ilift
underslinod will meet thn parties Interested at
ma uuitu iu muomsDurir on 'i ucsaay tun l?tn day ot
April H81, at fi o'clock a. m.. at which tlcno und
iniiuu iuur aro nereDy notined to appear or be de
barred from coming la on said fund..
- . JU .lAUOllV,
feb. !3-4w Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOnN QCLtlVEB, DECEASED.
Tlio undersigned Auditor appointed by tho Or
phans' Court of Columbia co.!to make distribution of
iuo uaianco in tne nanas of James tlulllver, ad
ministrator of tho said deeednnt in thn tinr.
ties legally cnUtled to recelro tho samo.
will meet tho parties Interested In said estate nt
his onico In tho Town of Hioomaburir In said coun
ty, on tiaturdar. tho Mth djiv nf Mnmh a. iv iqmi
at ten o'clock a. m., of said day, when and where all
imi uca uiu.'imu;u iu saia cstato inust attcna or Do
forever debarred from any share of said runh,
K, IIUCKlNtlimt,
fob. S3, "SWw - Auditor.
DIIINISTKATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF MAKOAKET IIELLEU, DECEASED,
letters Of Admlnlstratlnn on thA rutntn nf Mflrra,
ret Heller, lato of Hemlock township. Columbia co ,
l-nnn'ft. . rtlVPn fend linrn Wn m..nlnrllu.llin llnnl..
tcrofisald county to tho undersigned Administrators
All nersons havlni? claims fli-jiinst thn fhtni.i nf thn
decedent aro rcqussted to pr'sout them forsettle-
iuuiiv, uuu uiusu luuL'uit'ii io mo esiato to maKO pay
ment to tho undersigned Administrators without
A5IU8 IIIiLI.KR,
OKO. WIIITKNIOnT,
llimklinrn.
C. W. Miller, Administrators.
utroney. feb. w-esw
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF U. W. NUS3, DECEASED.
Tho undcrsttrned Auditor nnnnlntiil hv thn fir
phans' Court ofsald county, to make distribution of
the balance ot tho fund In tho bands of tlio ad
ministrator ot the cstato of said decedent to and
among parties entitled thereto.wlll sit at hlsonico In
liloomsburjt In said eounty, on Wednesday, tho 23rd
day ot March, A. D lsal. at ten o'clock a. m.. of
1(1 day. when and whero all Dartlcs lntcrcKted in
said fund must attend or bo forever debarred from
any snare 01 saiaruna.
JOHN M.CI.AHK,
feb. 55, issi-lw Auditor,
jUDITOU'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ADAM BELLAS, DECEASED.
Tho undersigned Auditor appointed by tho Or
phans' court or Columbia county to make distribu
tion of tno fund In llir hands of tlio executors of Ad.
am Hellas, doccased. as shown bv their second and
partial account, to and among tho portk-sentlUed
thereto, will sit at his onice in liloomsburg on sat-
uruuy iuo xciu any 01 murcu, imi, at. lenociocKin
euu lure-uoon to perioral tne auues or uis; appoint
ment, when and whero all nerbons bavlnt? onr
claims upon said fund will appear and provo the
samo or bo debarred from receiving any tharo
IUITUI.
JOHN M. CI.AltlC,
feb. 23 'SMw Auditor,
jUDITOU'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF lIENltT EIN03SCRT, DECEASED,
The undersigned Auditor appointed by tho Or-
iJimua tuun or uoiumDia county, to maKoaistriou
lion of tho funds In the hands of Oeo. A. lKitv. ud
mlnlstrator, &o or Henry Kingsbury, deceased, as
buuivu uy uis jiuoi aetuunu to una ainungiiiupier
ties entitled thereto, win sir. nt his nnicu In lllooms.
burg on Tuesday tho 29th dav of March 1881. at ten
o'clock In the forenoon to perforin tho duties of his
uupuiniment, wnen anu wnero an persons naving
clulms aealnst said estato will SDnear and nrovu
tho same or bo forever debarred from any share of
DU1U 1UUU,
C. D. DItOCKWAY,
feb. 23-4W Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF QEOaQK ZA11K, DECSASID.
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by Iho Or.
nhans' Court of Columbia county, to mako distribu
tion of tho balance In tho hands of tho executor ot
ueorgo Zarr, deceased, to and among tho parties
cntlllad thereto, will sit at his onico in llloomsbi'rf,',
on Friday tho ssth day of March, IMI at ten o'clock
In the forenoon to perform the duties ot bis appoint
ment, when and whero all persons having any
claims upon said fund will appear and provo tho
samo or bo debarred from revolving any sharo
VUCIIU1
IS. II LITTLE,
feb. 25-1 w Auditor,
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ISAAC KAOENSVClI, DECEASED,
Tho undcrsltned auditor appointed by tho Or
phans' court ol Columbia county, to dlstrlbuto bal-
ui,i.u iu nuuua ui iiiu I'xrvuwr ui jmibu iiBgeuuucu,
decensod. to and ninonc tho mini eniitiml there.
to, will sit at tho omco of is. It. Uoler In the town of
liloomsburg. on Katurday.tho second day of April
A. D lisl, at ten o'clock In tho forenoon to perform
tho duties of his appointment, when and whero all
persons hiving my claims unou said fund will ap
pear and proo Iho samo or no debarred from re
volving uny biiaro iiicroor,
C. C. l'EACOCi:,
feb. 23-4W Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATH OF SABA U AHKWINK, pEf EASED.
Tho underfclgned auditor appointed by the Or.
nhans' Court of Columbia couulv to mnkn iiutriim.
Hon ot tho balanco In the hands of tho executor of
Harah Arnw Ine, deceased, to and among the parties
entitled thereto, wl'lsltat his ontcoW liloomsburg
ou Saturday, tho Mth day of March, mi, at ten
o'clock In iho foronoon, to perform tho dutla of
his annolntment. whon and wheru all nnrar.na
Ing any claims upon said fund wilt appear ard
i.iuu iuo Bantu ui wo iitunnvei iruiu recviving any
E. It. IKKUJIt.
reu, 25-4w Auittor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF UUtAM LCKQElt, DECEASED,
The undersigned auditor appointed by tlio Or,
phaus' court of Columbia county to make, dlstrlbu.
Hot of tho balanco In thn tmnrtJ ,,r a i ii:
mlnbtrator of Hiram l.nni.r ,ii....i Li,
hlsllnal account, toand mong tno parl'es entitled
J," v f"""'1 ihuuoiu moomsuurg on Nat
vmViy.tlioWh uayof April, lf81, at ten oclockln
tho forenoon, to perform Iho duties of his appoint
ment when and where all peiaons having claims
against Bald estate win appoar and provo the Bame
ihaJ oroverdobarwet from, reccivtor any pirt of
lob, 25IIW
I- K. WALLKIl.
Auditor.
IKQ VL ULA.NK8 OP ALL KINOT
A O.H U AMD AT TBI COLUMBIAN OWICK,
SCHUYLER.
week in rccnrtl to lluller's mnko of
to temper tho steel, and adjust
and because wo ask a few cents
will liknlv rlpnv lliisi Ire vnii lull
--v . ' V J""
reason for L'iviiiL' him hwilv 5h In
all trades but ours." To avoid
purchases sco that the niinin .Tnlm
nn ...
jlho irrcaicst nuisance it man
knife, and how well he knows it, see
don't want to trade them off. With
us and receive value for his mnnnv.
his vomicr honnl'nl in mnso nit Mnrr
.i i ii . . .
we nave various icinas at various
as thin as paper. We havo sold
others without a siiiplo nnnmln int.
superiority.
SCHUYLER.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OK
BLOOM POOR DISTRICT
From January utli, 1SS0 to January lOtli, 18SI.
W.M.KUAMKR, Treasurer tor District to April 1st.
l)It.
To cmli received Irom liloom dupll-
, umy io,;, JJ3J g.
To caslt received Irom Scott dupll-
1 o cash received rrom Urcenwocd du
plicate 1878 IS 00
To cash received from Greenwood du-
p'lcatoisra 870 00
'10 cash received from bugarloaf du
plicate, 1S79 7 . M ew
To cuMi received rrnm e
To casn received from products of
iui ui 13 GO
tlSW 37
Cr.
By orders rcdeemod of IS'9
47r, it
Wt GS
20 21
" 1S80 ......
" commission on samo
uniuuni, paid j. it. urotz now
treasurer
JOHNK. OHOTZ Treasurer for District from April
1dt ISUlin t,inni.ii1iiil. r
Ifl'Jl T17
Dr.
To cash received of Vf. Kramer (lato
Trenfinrnrl 11 nr
To cash received from Uloom dupli-
-u'" w Vi
To cash received from Oreenwood
uupueaio mill 425 82
To cash received from Scott djpll-
vutv ia. , 4u
To cash received from Sugarloaf du-
To cash reccle'd"fr6m 'oVe'enwbod
duplicate 1S7N 4 to
To cashrrccclvcd from Uloom dunll-
nlleatn 'ftsn rei 00
To cash received from'scott'dupii-
v.v. ..m.. , Jyy w
To cish received from Oreenwood du-
piieuii; iysi, 537 j
To Cash received from Sugarloat du-
pllcatoisso 7500
To cash received of County Treasurer
Uxes returned 67 !5
To cash receUed from products of
"'"' - 113 so
2C95 40
Cr.
lly orders redeemed of 1870 95 77
lly Interest U ,ld on Kmc nnlpr rn n,i
lly orders redeemed of lsso 1 ss oa
Hy commission .... w
Uy bank stamps o
Uy balance In Treesurers hands Jan,
iuut jooi ... 131) CS
Directors of tho Poor tn nw,nnt win, iim limnm
Poor District
To nmount of outstanding order? Jpn
luthissi 1230 40
'io amount received by Kramer sco
Trexsurers account 1350 37
To nmount received by urotz see
Treasurers account 131s M
uumeaij invi 11 14 si
To amount eireenwoud duplicate 'so ewr 37
To amount Scott duplleato iVmi 752 3s
no amount Sugarloaf duplicate lssu 217 39
To amount balance 011 ureenwood
uutiiieuiu 111a o-t 45
"7.IIH
Cr.
Uy outstanding orders redeemed,
By outattndtne" orde
By amount 'duo' o'rrBi''d '
'so, less exonerations and com 1133 69
Uy amount duo on ilroeuwood dupll-
cato 'so loss exonerations & com. Ilo va
By nmount duo on Scott duplicate 'to
less exonerations and commission C02 38
By amount duo on Sugarloaf dupll
PA,n 'rtrt lpn,n,nn.h,fin.. .. .. . . .
.v-.u.vi,L,aiiuuabUJIIl. 14 i
By amount duo on tireenwood dupll
eato 78 less exonerations A com. SO I 15
"J wnwu HUtLVIU. UU UIUUU-
wood duplicate ls;9
By amount exonerated and com. on
scott duplicate lb7
By amount exonerations ond com. on
susarloaf duplicate 1S79 .
By amount exonerations and com. on
Bloom duplleato is7
Lato directors paid as follows, vi'i':
fit K
52 SO
38 63
1C2 01
6 00
10 III
3 (0
32 72
10, 14
...tua Lun,uB uiveriontoitusu
Brockway 4; Klwoll attorneys......
a. Snyder renelrlng nump.... .
Tax In 1879.... r..........
Hush township
conins 1...
MKeRattornoy fBo In WoYver'ton
ItopiiulleananilT'oiumbian'puXllsiU
25 00
25 00
Auditors for Jan. 13th isso! ti
30 00
Tom Recce balance on Treasurer..'.'..'. 25 os
CIO
jaeunuo on salary....... 3,17 M
order or relief....' , 5 ,
Woodward constable ",, ", in 00
Moyer Bros. Drugs and medicines 73 as
Ntmrt.v nnrt-nnc In. ...... w
lul vUOJtt
" " " roervhandlso
Treasurers commission ... .. ..
New directors puldas follows, vizi
3d 42
13 02
20 21
11 T-2
Taxforisso .., , m
llulldlucwaiih-houaoanii rnnoS .!
IMMaiiiiallMni. .--r u i
Collins .'11"".'.V.T
Interest ou Krug orders .'
Dletenbach for brooms.........
Dr's. McKclvy and Itocbo-.ir.. 1
Making duplicates
Vanrsllco publishing statcment'ot
10 ou
41) 00
co 00
3 25
75 00
10 00
15 CO
viueiB u, leutl. sin!
statu Hospital Fox and Uughcs".T.:'. SS3 75
state 11 eupltal for KphraimKbncr. ".., it Is
Insuranco
Bucknlew Bros for taking Dennetto
Poor liouso .7.
Mlxwull, stoves lii . ,
sundries for Mrs. Raider, so.ured by
b5
35 25
1 M
85 25.
ludi?mer.t . '
I 8. Kunn beet for Poor liouso.. " uw
Taking c. Kurti to Kchuvlklll Poor
Huuso ' ls n,
Order removal from p. icvans to lien-
tpn.... ..(,,,.,.,,,,.... o A..
UurlejmanforhorBU 1,!
Sundry iwrsons for coal iu: Via
" " drum and m,.,ninJ , . ,
... . . ...viiuauuisu
Qualifying directors ; ...
?ie?f V,1!? n"uworit. Light street
II. 1 . bite, merchandise bill
11, W. Crevellng m
Z- K:auPt?n oabbiigo Plants. ,;.';'."".'
Kat Bro. ualanoo ou old t 111
"iwarls sal.ry Api In bo 10 January
Directors BalwylV",",,"!".".Ti """
So.'retary'B Kulary
Treasurer's exuamUsloa., . .. ...'.l.V.'Z'.
7ei us
75
15 05
Vi 39
10 CD
1 60
91
4SI 60
Jt-S ou
60 M
0 09
Uaianco lu treos. hands .inn'VnVh"-o'i" ,
iieaauier uuiik bluiniM
"--..-,., v. i.in i ,
TOU1 75C16I A
Pursuant to an act of assembly passed and
vedA.l). Ibl9by wlileirit ls
nnmlnnnionlll,'l..',V.1C":;"" .V""' '
nJS?,'11'' nud adjust tlio actxiunisM 'n re estate oMIenry Harlman. deee-ascd.
I'uat we tho unders'gncd iudltors did meet
P.or House ot tho i l.looiil PooFdlstrlct affi
cu iiib uetounts or the directors from Janua V
i-T.'JIS"?" 10111 !8S" na vouehem for Tliu
"jui vui rcce, as sot loriu above.
WILLIAM L. MANNINQ I
SAMUKLK, SMITH ( C AUdJtors
OUTSIDE RELIEF SETTUJDTO Al'IUL 1st 18'0,
lly late directors to sundry persons
ie
1M14
"oiw " 'O'LI'VoVveVtb'u
1
Cu4
HOLMES & SCHUYLER
A FAIR OFFER.
Wc have a few Hoatinc Stoves
und double Heaters on hand, which
we will sell to responsible parties
and give ynu time until Juuo 1st
. - .1
10 l);iy 101 mom.
HOL-MES & SCHUYLER.
OUT SIDi: ItEMSF HEl'l'I.KD TO JAN. lotll 1S31
By now directors for Caroline Den
nis 43 41
uy now uirectorj ror llaunali John
son .
41 20
ti5 51
30 111
31 mi
J CI
Uy new directors f r Peter Hhaok.tng
naniei mgoia . .
" " " Joseph May
2 2 OH
iiaitou uoiicr
shroud and ronin 14 SI
Uy new directors for .Mrs Jacob Fish
er, coai . 4 xi
llj-new directors torlluyd llowman
KhrouJnndconin 21 33
Uy new dlroctois tor Mrs. Oeo. tlraul
co.U 3 35
lly now director for Mrs. Kahiersc-
curea on juugincnL ei vi
lly new directors tor Wm. M. Hopper
e,f Scott !! on
lly no-directors for John Miller of
OCOll 14 till
U j- new directors for Stalo Hospital
for Fox and Mrs. Hughes 431 10
lly now directors for tickets for
tramps ks
795 10
VALUE OF ItK.U, ESTATE AND PiSHSONAL PHOP-
ERTV HELONQINO TO S ill) POOlt DISTRICT.
Farm nnd buildings with mprovo-
inents mauo in iny uiuii mi
Catlurluo Long rronerty Mio oo
Judgment on Doiinls property loo oo
iiuc. iv.iuiei iu vumi
tlio expense S7 72
llalanco ou Uloom duplicate less ex
onerations and comm.ls.don 11S3 .',0
llalanco on tircemvoud duplicate loss
exonerations iinu cumiiussiua.... 1111
llalanco on scott duplleato less exon
erations nudcommhulon GC2 39
llalanco on Migarlonf diipllcatoiless
oxonrrailonsandcoinmlEblon.... 143 39
llahineo on tireenwood duplicate for
'IS less ex. and coin 304 45
14 ncroi wheat lu ground 14 Ji 1 12 ml
2 rye 111 ground eu hi 12 on
Wheat, no. oaH. corn, and potatoes 609 00
Cabbage kraut, wncgar, butter and
cn cKens iuo 00
Po'k, beef, sows, and plgj 01 60
Unions, beans, hay, beets and clover
8oeu,;nppiei nppicDuncr anu eggs m 20
Furnlturo In steward house 125 00
noor house 22J 00
Farm Implements .". 010 on
Wash houso und repairs In lss) 131 41
Balance In Treasurer's hands 139 e
1S9I2 59
Dr.
Ordcis outstanding .lan loih'si 123c; 41
Uaianco In favor of district 17c;c is
IS 912 63
PRODUCTS RAISED OK FAHM.
201 bushels ot wheat
.... KU on
.... Hi 41)
... 431 1,1
2111 "oata ,.
l ms " " corn ears
1 3a' sheaves or corn rodder ....
1 shi uusneis or potatoes.
9S3 headse.f cabbage....
49 'IT.
Wl 21
V.i :w
2 Ikl
C Oil
2 IHI
2 II mi
112 Oil
12 mi
12 mi
0 (HI
41114 pouniM 01 J10IU
423 pounds of bee f
4 bushels of beels
3 biiiUels of onions
2 bushels of bonus
15 ton or nay
14 acres of wheat In ground
2 ncros or no In L-ruund
:i buihcls of clover seed
S7 1 J """CN or winter npples 4 t-u
u unrreis 01 ciuer
jjUKUUn Ut U'JIIlJUUltl'l .. I t INI
lean iiu&eu , in mi
112 chicken,!, 2.3 uo
433 pounds ot butter M 00
ni uozen 01 eggs , 51 70
iushiii.ts 84M,
5 pigs 5 Oil
Number of paupers remaining List re
. i""t 11
Number of paupers admitted during
uiu year H 11
Number of paupers removed a
' died 1
Number of paupeis remaining Jan.
WW 01 lu
Of tho above exnenses thero went tn ttin I'mr
liouso for merchandise, smith wotk, repairs tor
farm Implements Ac 329 ci
For coal ,. . 74 y)
f 403 94
Directors
CALEB 11AUTON, )
RKHSK FAIIt.MAN. !
MILKS ALBERTSON,)
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF 0. D. 8. UAKCLEV, DECEASED.
Letters of Administration on iiiAMnmnin 11
8-, Mijicley, lato of tho town cf Bloomsburg,
Columbia county.Pennn, diccased, havo been grant
ed by tl.o lteglsterof said county to II. Frank
.arr, ot tho town ot Bloomsburg. AH persons
having claims agulntt tho estate of tho decedent
aro rouuestod to rrcsen. them for settlement, and
those Indebted to tlio citato to mako payment to
tho undcrblgned administrator without delay.
II. FRANK ZAItlt,
- Administrator.
fob..25-ow Bloomsburg.Pa.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF fllORIIK EFSSLEK, DECEASED.
lIlO UnderKlL-nf ll nllclllnr annnlnl.,1 I... ,h.
Phnns' Court of Columbii to tnuko distribution or
tho fund tn hands of e hnrtes K(.a,.r rt,i,,n,ra,.
of said decedent to and among tho parties entitled
v.. i ; ' uu"eu luunie win kit in tno
discharge o! the duties ot his appointment at hla
oilleo in tho town tf Blotmstuirg on taturday,
March set I. ISSI. at tun nvil- i n, ,v,l
jald day at vthleh time and place all persons ln-
, , V M,u "uuiiiu tn aiitnu or oo
.w.viui ui-uuueu iium uuy snaro oi iuo same.
1IKHVKV I". SMITH,
Auditor
fob. 93th, 81. Iw
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF MAKTIIA C0IXM, DECEASED.
Tho undersigned uudllor apiolnled bv thoop.
phans court or Columbia Co. to mako distribution of
1 a !'Pt V10 "a.Bda 01 adtnlnlslralor or
?Si,..t..t?l!c'.,t ,0. ftn" "inougtlio parties entitled
llicrelo, heiuby gives uotlca that ho will sit In iho
S.Vlv "llu'.H 0I. lUo ''"lie of his aptwlntnient at hl
o lieu P. tho town of Uloeunsburg on ThursJay.Maicli
I'.L1',' .,68.,i ttt u o'chxk lu iho forenoon
of sn d elny at wlilrh time eml piaco all rersons ln
tolnv uwi"!.'.'"111 aro fV'lu'red to attend or be,
forever debarred from any share of tho same.
feb. 5 "Si.4 w
PAUL K. WIRT,
Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTRE.
annrn. I VM'-MU,A '
and P
MIMA COUNTV. KSS
proceedings of tho Or.
"IW I lllm enntnln.rt ,K Iulci n,i
.n,mtv If I u nil
at tlm I iikiVA?,Y!nFSbrl,Z l4"''1. ot Idollon cf If.
.Rm ? ,V ! ' 0 s "ITOlnUd Auditor le
iiii. ii,7, n,i.,,i. iV. . luwDawuve iiuuo uauusoc
Mine ..,
Ccrilncdiiomilio rcceids FebrusrV i6thrnst:
WM, KllirKIIAfAr.
CI trie o t?
Tho Auditor appointed by tho Court will ntteiid'li
lit i dulles t f His apili,iini'iit onvedm4dar, the va
dayot Morch, A. 1)., Iom, at ui0 o'ciexk a. ui
ut iia omo in lilooinsbutg', pi w hen ami whero nil'
Kfi,J.l'l'iI!r.l'VJ, l,r nnwtvp lu innko lliMrilaliui
- v... vuuuuic iu upon bum lunu.
J. II. MAIZE,
Auditor.
1509 11