THE COLUMBIiVN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE COLOMBIAN.
III.OOJISIHIRO.FIIIDAY, 5IAU0II IS, ISSt
runuo BALKS,
Tho executor of Georgo JJvan, eleccaMel,
will nell "ill cslnlo In Hrlarcrcck (ownslilpon
TncsJay, March 22nd at 10 a. ra.
The executrix of Jamei Liman, decerned,
will roll real cslnto In Hriarcrcok on Monday
March 21st tit ono o'clock, p. m.
.lames Koat will tell personal properly In
Hemlock township on Wednesday March 10th.
Mrs. 13. A. Bhnrotts will sell peronnl prop
erty In Centro township noir Fowloravlllo on
Mondiy Mirch 1 1 at ton n. m.
l'arvin Swisher will sell porronnl properly
on his premise In Madison township on Tuon
day March 22nd at 10 a.m.
Tho administrators of Win. 0. Quick will cx
pose personal property to publlo salo in Mon
tour lownsliip on xuciusy March anu
Wall Paper Ilrowns, Whites, Flats and
ullts, In great variety nt George A. Clark's.
WyoMtNO Sf.mwauy. On Wed nesdAT ovo
nlng tho2Ut inst., tho literary eoclctlos of Wy
oming Seminary will ttivo their closing enter-
It is r'portnl Into that Hiram I'. Everett lms
purchased tho storo of Kolir McIIcnry nt
IScnlon.
Shcrld Knt went to Wllliamsport on Monday
to servo notices on the city council, tlilriy-fonr
Slgnor Blitz's performance wai fihigshotr
for the money, and ho hul a full house. Ill
company showed at Kspy, Tucdsy and Wed
nesday night, and at Berwick, on Thuridsy.
Business Notices
I.ulr. A Slnnn nave the largest stock ol
Black Cashmeres In Uloomslurp,vory clienp.
Wllliamsnort anawfrcd nn
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loinmem ior uic winter term, consisting of or them, and iho clly Treasurer, lo show causo advertisement in a No lorls piper nnd sent
orations, dcclamitlon!, essays, &c.,intcrsporsod why an attachment shall not lssue,for contempt one dollar to find out how to Improve his
WHU inUSlC. (M lUCSUay OVCnlns IllO elniinit nf miirt. In tint nivlniy llm tnlflrofit nn lliplr I trnfna Hit rppalvnil il lflller 51 I JW d IVS n fin r
sociablo will lake placo In Iho chapol,
Wanted A Uaker, a slnglo man preferred,
ono thai can work on confectionery. $30 nnd
hoard per month. J. 1 Caldwell.
F. T. Sorhcrt U now n full lladged M. D.
lie camo liomo on Monday, nflor passing a
very credltablo examination nt JcfTorson Col
lege. Ho was ono of n largo class of applicants
for graduation. Korly-oWlit of hlsclasidld not
come up to tho standard nccesary to mnko
them competent doctors, and sa were rejected.
Wo congralolalo Frank that ho was bo suc
cessful,
Fon Sam; oh Kekt. Snyder's tannery, lo-
bonds, Thecaso will be hoard on tho 20th.
The Wllliamsport papers Bay tint tho council-
men bad n lively tlmo dodging about lo korp
out of (bo hands of the SlierllV.
ward ndvlslng him to go to UoHon and peddle
fish. Jtlmira Ficc l(t
Tako a
Calico.
Miles Alherlson will sell yaluablo personal cMc.11 in Moomsburg, Is for salo or rent. l'o
property on tho premises In llohrsburg on
Wednesday March 30, 1831.
O. M. Dlttonbcndcr will sell personal prop
erty on promlsoi on Fifth slreot, Bloomsburg,
on Saturday, Marcli 20lb, 1881.
S' II. Miller will sell personal goods on his
session given April
terms apply to C W.
Blocmsburg, Pa.
1st, 1881.
Neal or F.
For prlco and
P. llillracyer
an 7lf
Mrs. Ami Masters died nt tho residenco of
her husband on Canal street on Sunday. Tlio
deceased was about forty years ol ago and ilittl
premises on this Saturday, March 10th at half I of consumption. The remains wcro conveyed
past one o'clock.
Col. S. Knorr has a fiuo team of ponies.
Thoro will bo an adjourned court on Satur
day, March the 20 th.
Vcnnor predicts that wo Bliall havo two
snows yet In March.
Fifty Italians from Now York havo been
added to Iho forco on Iho now rail road.
A flock of wild ducks flew oyer tho town on
Thursday morning,
Wall Paper It will pay you lo examine the
handsome styles nt George A. Clark's.
Mr. John Bono of Wayno counly, who is
introducing a patent churn, called on us at
this office on Tuesday.
All that is aikcd is a call to convinco you
that there i3 a full line and new stock of Wall
Paper at the Peoples' 'Book Storo.
Tiipnlnv was a voiv fnrinc-liko day. Tho
Hue sky and warm Bun rays made all in good
spirits.
Wall Paper, Window Shades, Fixtures, Cord
and Tassels "and Fringo at tho Peoples' Book
Store.
II. A. Swcppenhiser, county treasurer, prom
ises a statement of tho tax sales matter in next
week's issue.
Wall Paper and Window Shades. Ask to
see samples and get prices at George A. Clark's
before making yourpurchases.
During the past week much testimony has been
taken in the contest oyer tho will of the late
Banjamin McIIcnry, of Benton.
The weather is growing very mild nnd spring
like, though the liilU in Iho distance are still
covered with pnow.
William Mowry, an old citizen of Catnwissi,
committed suicide by drowning himself in the
river on Thursday or last week. The body has
not yet been recovered.
One price nnd always the best at thel'eoples'
Drug and Book Storo. Ilemember Wall Paper
is also kept there.
Tho sugar camps in Crawford, Eric, Warren,
Mercer, Wayne, Pike, Potter, Clearfield, Mc
Kean, and other northern nnd eastern counties
were opened last week.
headacho,
Metlaur's
Nervous headache, periodical
nniirnlirtcf headache cured bv Dr,
iremlache and Bmnemia Villi. Price
cents. march 11-lm
Wall Paper. Window Shades, Fixtures, &c.
George A.Clark has tlie.largest assortmentand
latest style, nnd takes pleaauro in showing
samples.
Wu desire to extend thanks to Col. John O.
Freezo for his valuablo service rendered in
having our charter amended.
Friendship Fine Co.
to Benton, Columbia counly on Tuesday for
burial Mrs. Masters was a sister of Hon. I.
K. Krickbaum, Associate Judgo of IColumbla
county. Shidshinny Hcho rj latt week.
The hanging on to carls nnd wagons, ns well
..I.,... ... .
ns oiucr light vehicles by youngslors in our
streets is dally becoming more of a habil, ami
should bo prevented as far ns possible by the
parents of tho urchins. One llltlo fellow csme
near being crippled for lifo on Elder etrcet.llnr-
risbuig, says tho Patriot. lie climbercd to the
till-gale of a wagon witli other striplings,
when loosing his bold ho fell lo the ground
and came near being trampled beneath Iho feet
of a passing horse. This Incident should be
read mid servo as a note of warning to boys
who are addicted to fun of that kind. The
many accidents upon tho streets nnd railroads
should keep children on their guard.
I'EUSONAL.
Miss Clara J, Olhauscn, of Mahanoy,a young
lady well known here, was married last week to
Mr. George P, White ot Philadelphia.
Mr. William Wilson spent a few dayB visi
ting friends in Wllliamsport recently.
Mrs. F. II. Jenkins is visiting relatives in
town.
T, C. Ilarlcr has just returned home, having
graduated in n medical college in Baltimore.
II . W. McKclvy expects soon to move to
Colorado.
Mrs. Valentino Beidleman and Mrs. Jacob
Bomboy returned from Michigan on Wednes
day. Rev. E- II. "i'ocum is attending the M. E.
Conference.
II. W. Kahler has left Ihc office Iho Milton
Arijus and returned to this (own.
SPAnitOWS ON A SPltEE.
The Kingston (N. Y.) Freeman tells n curi
ous story or an ornithological j imborce which
took placo there recently. A local entomolo
gist having on his shelf several bottles of in
sects preFcrvcd in spirits for which he bad no
further uec, emptied them upon tho ash heap
in his back yard. No sooner had ho emptied
the bugs than the srarrows lit all over the heap
in a perfect cloud, swallowed the bugs, and in
about ton minutes were drunk drunk as men
could get and cut up the tame idiotic capers.
They tought in freo fights of half a dozen, a
dozen and in fifties, and suddenly half of one
party would break oh" from their fight and dash
into some of the other fracases. Almost all the
nests wore pulled down and tho whole colony
was in a state of anarchy and the direst confu
sion. Tho whole drunk was over in half an
hour, but that short time served to allow the
cats '.to slaughter over fifty of tho sparrows,
whoso combatative qualities and forgctfulness
had brought them too near the ground. Not n
sparrow has been seen in that neighborhood
since.
Window Shades, Paper and Cloth, a larger
nsortmcnt than ever before a full lino of Fix
tures, Cord, Tassels, Ac., at Georgo A. Clark's.
No troublo to show goods and givo prices cm
all things kept at tho Peoples' Drug and Book
Store, especially Wall Paper, Window Shades,
T.isscls, Cord, fits.
Thn Bloomsburg band has just purchased
eight now Instruments at a cost of about $300.
They wero mule by Booicy ti Co., of I,ondon,
r.ngland, who havo a wldo repulnlion as manip
facturer of musical Instruments. Our band
now has seventeen members, and under tho
leadership of Prof. Brooks, It is ono of tho host
in tills section. The instruments arc on cxhi
bition at C. A. Kloim's drug rtorc.
The A. fl. T. Co. Black Tip for children's
shoes is superior to all others for the following
reason. They prolccl iho too from "Wear just
nt the point wheic tho wear comes, mid do not
give tho shoe a bungling nppcaranco as do the
caps.
TEACIIEKS AND PAKKN'TS.
COMMONWEALTH VS. CItMlt.ES CMiAVBR.
Sick Headache, Norvotis Ileadaclip.llead-
neho from sour stomach.aro all cured by Dr.
Afctlaur'i Jfcadache and Jhspeima IMlt,
Prlco 25 con la. march ll-ltu
WALL PAPER
nt George A. Clark's Book Store of all vario
lic, latest patterns, best quality. Tho largest
nsorlmenl over opened in tho counly.
F. I). Dcntler has purchased iho shoe storo
of W. O. McKinncy and will lako possession
April 1st. Mr. McKinncy wilt continue the
express business.
E. IJBrowor is prepared lo do all kinds of
plumbing and gas fittine. IIo has also a full
line of stoves, ranges, liuware Ac, at the old
Btand of I, Ilagcnbuch, corner of Main and
East streets.
Call and exumiuo a largo slock of Wall Pa
per, latest patterns arid low prices. Peoples'
Book Store, Evans block.
Tho influx of Hungarians and Poles is on
tho increase. On Tuesday quite a number
camo to Naullcokc, which seems to be their
central point, as Ihey all get work in the
mines there.
David Lowenberg is pushing li Is work nt re
palrincr with nil possible speed, iu order to be
ready for a full display of his spring stock of
goods. He will have a lino Btoro room when it
is completed,
Mr. William Sloan camo homo on Tuesday
from Schoolcraft. Michigan, nfier an
abEenco of about a year. He is engaged in bu
siness nt that place and will return llicro in a
few weeks.
The Lutheran congregation of this place, at
their election on Sunday last, gavo a unani
mous call to Rev. W. H. Gotwald, of Milton.
We have not yot learned whether ho will accept
the call.
What Bloomsburg needs more than anything
else is the investment of cipital in some sort of
manufacturing Interests that will bring trade
and money to us by increasing tho population
of tho town. In tho last ten years the number
of inhabitants has only been enlarged about
three bundled, whllo in Berwick it has increas
ed by llircc times as many. Tho rolling mill
and car shops tbero givo employment lo a gnat
many people, and to these establishments that
town is greatly indebted for its thrift and pro
gress. Jn order lo iinng somcimng oi me mnu
here, inducements must be held out lo cnpilal1
its. In many places ground has been given
by the citizens to companies of manufacturers,
and in other places buildings have been orcct
cd for the use of such companies. Why can
not our pcoplo ofl'tr land lo any capital ist that
will come here nnd start a manufactory of
some kind? It would bo a great help to tho
town, by giving employment to all the laboring
classes. It would bring new peopio here; it
would necessitate tho erection of a large num
ber of dwelling houses, and this would givo
work lo our carpenters nnd mechanics. Il
would put more money in circulation, and
double our population before another census is
taken. Let us think over this matter, nnd not
slumber while neighboring towns are gelling far
in advance of us by reason of their greater en
terprise. coiwcn, ntocEEUiKas.
March flth, 18S1.
Council met at 7 o'clock p. nr., being the
regular monthly meeting. Present, Iho Presi
dent, G. A. Herring, and Mc?srs. Rabb, Has
sert, Thomas, Sharplcssand Holmes. Minutes
of last meeting read nnd approved.
On motion permit was granted H. J. Ularlt
Pcoplo will find it to their advantage to call for Ue erection of building with the use of one
liret at the Peoples' iiook blore to seo uieir new mf 0f ce,,(t0 Blrcet
Ktock of Wall Paper, no old stock, as it is on-
liroly new; also Window Shades, Cord, las
b:1s nnd Fringe.
A boy by tho name of Shook had Ills foot
cut off by the cars on which lie was stealing a
rido nt Lime Rldgo last Friday. Tiie large
number ofaccidcnU occurringln llilawny seems
lo bo no warning lo boys.
Tho lecture at the Opera Houpo on Tuesday
evening by T. Y. Powderly, of Scranton, on
the Irish troubles was not largely attended. We
heard only tho latter part of it, and it did
not strike us as being n very strong presenta
tion of the wrongs of the Emerald Isle.
Remember Wall Paper wns never kept hero
heloro, all paper is of this 6cason, so you may
know it is all new and latost styles. Peoples'
Hook Store.
W, II. Jacaby, Register and Recorder, Is bu
sily engaged In making now mortgago Indexes,
incompliance with an order of court. They
were much needed ns tho old ones wero worn
out. Thcnewsyitom will bo a great conveni
ence to persons haying occasion to examine
liens.
Tho patients sent from Danvillo to the liar
rU)jurg hospital remained in a much disturbed
condition for sevoral days aflpr their arrival,
but by degrees became reconciled lo their new
home, and recovered from the excitement pro
duced by tho panic at tho fire and Iho exposure
nnd change incident (o their remoya),
Petition was presented asking for tho grad
ing and paving of Catharlnu street, from Third
street to L. and I), railroad, Blgned by the fol
lowing persons: Georgo Hnssert, Harriet Ober1
endor, F. Gilmore, Knorr .V Wintersleen,
Frank S. Kinporl, H. W. Aul, Jeremiah Hess,
James W. Ctulow, J. Schuyler, Fannie Mc
Klosky, Win. Chrlstman and wire, Martha
Mntchler nnd J. G. Frerzo. On motion peti
tion was received and the prayer ol petitioners
grantee.
The following hills were read, examined and
npproved, nnd tho Secretary directed to draw
orders for Ihoir several amounts!
E. B. Beidleman, street commhsloner S7 85
0. A. Jaroby. GO 28
CI.M.& J. K. I-ockard 7 00
J. J. lirower.councll room lo April 1,'81 '10 00
ii " swearing lu council l io
" " rent for Fricmhlp Fire Co, 30 00
Pelor Gross, rent for Refcuo tiro Co. 7 60
Reuben Hess, hauling cinder 0 10
llloomsburg Gas Co. 70 00
0. A. Clark, stationery 3 12
M. C. Woodward, Town constable 8 83
R. Hanis, pollco duty 0 00
Secretary's salary for February 15 00
ciiAnoi: or Tin; court.
Gentlemen or the Juhy: It is alleged by
tho Commonwealth nnd conceded by Ihe de
fendant) thnt an nssnull nnd battery was conv
milled by him upon Iho person of Samuel Gil
bert, unless he wns justified in what he did un
der the circumslnnccs.
The defendant being a school loacher, inflict.
cd punishment upon Gilbert, n pupil. Schools
for the education of the youth of tholandare
provided for bylaw. The power of selecting
teachers nnd placing Ihcm in charge of Ihe
schools is delegated by tho pcoplo lo the school
directors in each district. When they havo cm
ployed a teacher, nnd placed him at the bead
of a school, whether he be young and inexpo
rienced, or of greater ago nnd much experl
ence, it is tho duly of fcholars to oboy his rea
sonable commands, and to square their conduct
by tli a rules which ho may adopt.
rarcnls primarily havo the right lo govern
their children, nnd in training them up in the
way they should go, havo the right to inflict
upon them corporal punishment
When children arc sent to school, they nro
placed, for tho time being, in tho hands of the
teacher, to whom the authority ot the parent is
delegated by tho act of Bending litem to the
school. It is absolutely necessary that the
teacher nhould havo parental control over his
pupils during tho tlmo tboy are tn his charge.
If ono scholar is allowed to havo his own
way, and openly perform nets of disobedience
with impunity, tho contagion spreads through
out the school and others become equally way
ward, until insubordination becomes general
It has always been tho law that a parent has
the right to inflict corporal punishment for the
correction of his child. Whether there nro bet
ter modes of family government is not now tho
qncstiou. Wo must take Iho law and the prnc
lice as wo find them
It may be that there are circumstances where
a teacher would not bo justified in going to tho
extent that a parent might lawfully go in pun
ishing a rcfrac'ory child; but Iho general rule
is, that the teacher stands in the placo of the
parent, and is clothed for the time being with
the parent's authority. If, however, a teacher
inflicts corporal punishment, it must bo within
rensonablo limits. IIo must be guided as to
mode and severity, by the nature of the offence,
tho ogCjSize and sex of the pupil, his power of
resistance and his manifestation of a disposi
tiou not only to disobey rules but to resist pun
ishmcnt.
When a teacher discovers from a pupil's course
of conduct that ho intends to make trouble In
the fchool, lie mav, for any act of disobedi
ence, punish him, not brutally nud beyond icai
son, but with judgment and moderation. I ap
prehend, however, that the extent of the pur-
ishmcnt in such a ease ougiit not lo be consid
ercd unrensonablo if it should somewhat ex
ceed proper punishment for an inadvertent vi
olation of rules.
If a teacher should severely punish a young
child fjr whispering, every person would
conclude that ho exceeded the bounds ofrea
son; while tho same amount of punishment in
fiictcd upon another scholar of a inherent nge,
different size, diflercnt temper and different
conduct, would not be considcied excessive-
Tho right which the law cives may bo abus
ed. Whether it was or not In this case you
will judgo. If after consideration of all the cir
cumstances, vou linu that tho uefrnuant was
unnecessarily severe, vou will convict him; but
if on the other,
reasonahle punn-hment ho ought to ho nc
quitted.
Exercise your best judgment upon the evi
dence. The law as f jund in our test books,nnd
ns we havo given it in charge to you, is conred
ed bv the couscl to bo applicablo to the facts of
the case. I Bishop Criminal Law 771. Com
monwealth vs. Jane Baker. 1 Brewster Re
ports 311.
Tho facts are submitted to you. Gilbert tes
tifies, and tliero is other corroborating evidence
that the teacher took him by tho hnir nnd vio
lently bumped his head on the floor. This is
denied by the defendant who testifies that if
Gilbert's head was hllupoii Ihe floor, it was
done in the struggle between them, when the
defendant was endeavoring to obtain possesion
of Ihe knife which Gilbert had.
In order that the greatest benefit may be had
from the least sums of money expended In the
maintenance of out- public schools, it is necessa
ry that tho rights of teachers to maintain order
nod proper discipline in tho schools be upheld
by the court, and respected by parents and pu
pils. If lltliould come to be understood that
for the reasonable exerclso of their dolegated
authority, teachers are in danger of conviction
and punishment, advantages will bo taken of
that fact by unruly scholars and tho result
will be disorderly schools.
On tho other hand juries should tee to it that
children placed under the charge of teachers
oro not wrongfully and excessively punished.
If a teacher abuses his power and lull ids wan
ton nud unnecessary injury upon his pupils
therd should he no hesitation in finding him
guilty of assault and battery.
The jury acquitted tho defendant nnd put the
costs on tho prosecutor.
Howorth's Illbernlca will othibtt at llio
Opera Houso this (Friday) evening. As it has
been horo before cvorybody knows Its merits,
nnd wo predict n crowded house.
Sco a woman picking a bunch of grapes
in another column, nt Spccr'a Vineyards,
from which Spcer's Port Grnpo Wine Is
mnde, thnt Is so highly esteemed by tho
medical proicssioti lor tho use ot invalids,
weakly persons and tho need. Sold by
0. A. Klclm. jan 7'8l ly
COUUT l'ltOCKKOlNOS.
Bloomsburg, March 11,1881.
Court met pursuant to adjournment nt fi a.
m., his Honor, William Elwcll on tho bench.
I. K. Krickbaum, associate, camo afier court
had convened.
Estate of Wm. Henderson, auditor's report
confirmed nis).
Estato of Peter Gcnrharl. Answer lo cita
tion fileJ.
EslaloofMary Haycock. Answer of John
G. Hnwley tocltalhn ifled.
L'conse of Reuben Rouch transferred to
B. T. Loacock, allowed.
Commonwealth ex. ret. Balr & Shenk vs.
City of Wllliamsport. Rule to show causo
why an nltaehmcnt shall not issue, granted.
Returnable March 20 at 10 a. m.
Citation on Jesso Hicks, guardian of Flora
Hicks, allowed.
Washington Parr vs. Robert Gorrell, Opin
ion of Court filed, dismissing rule, Sc.
Auditor's report in tho cstato of Masonic
Association of Catawlssa. Opinion of Court
filed.
Adoption of Potcr F. Eycrly b7 W. J. Bel-
dlcman decreed by tho court.
Commonwealth vs. Joshua 1-owlcr. Peti
tion for discharge from custody of Sheriff, filed.
Bond npproved and filed and discharge al
lowed,
II. C. Bowman's use vs. John W. Hoffman,
High Sheriff. 21.85 taken ofl'by agreement of
parties, balance for which judgment shall be
entered is $87 40 instead of $109.25. Agree
ment filed.
J. B. Robison vs. W. M. Monroe. Petition
to slay judgment filed. Answer filed.
Estate of CollinsW. Sutliff. Bond filed lo sell
real estate.
Chas. Rink vs. E. L. Riuk. Petition to
amendment filed.
Estate of David Dcmolt. Petition for admin
islrator lo file account. Citation awarded.
Frank Rontz, assignee, Ac. vs. Ccnlralia M
S. F. & L. association. Rulo in said case made
absolute in open court.
Petition of Frcas Brown, cunrdinn of S. C,
Creasy to invest fund. Order granted.
Estate of Margaret Whitcnight. Order al
lowed to sell real estate.
Estate of Jacob Bomboy. Petition filed
and statement filed.
Court adjourned to tho 20th of March, 1831
at 0 o'clock a. m.
Lots of cood Olovorseed nud Tlmothv-
seed nt Silas Young's, Light Sticct. m-l-lw
Clearing Out Winter Goods
to mnko room for
Extenslvo Alterations nt
Tho PopulnrgOlotklDg
David Lowenborff,,
A full lino nf Lisle
open at Olark & Son's.
New Prlnts,I)rc!S Ginghams &c.,
Son's,
at Clark
look at I. W. Hartman'a Spring
Thrcnd Gloves now
Havo you seen I. W. Hartnian's 25 cent
Dress Goods, reduced lo 8 cents a yard,
C. C Marr nays the hlchcst price for But.
ter and Eggs.
Wo still havo n few ofthosnJ nil li nen
Napkins nt $1.25 n down Olnrk A Son's.
Hats nnd C.ipsnt
Cost fur Thirty Days
nt D. Lowenbcrg'a.
nice Prints nnd Dress
Go to Marr's for
Ginghams.
Do not forcct that Olark A Son have n
full lino of Trimming Silks and Satins cut
bins at low prices.
Harriet A. Ncwkirk, of Salem, savs: 1 was
cured of tetter in my hand by thrco applica
tions oi uamniior muk. iwy husband was
cured of old running sores by using It, It
cured my son of a sprained ankle, l'rico 25
cents. Sold by 0. A, Klclm, llloomibtirg,
npril 16, 'SO.ly
Dan't forget I. W. Hartmati wants lard
now. Unless ho can keep up a supply at
home lie will have to send off for it and then
country lard will bo refused.
It will do your eyes good to look in and
seo tho new Stockings at I. W. Hartman a.
If you want aoodsnoutlnirandliollowwaro
at Low Prices call at L. li. Whary's
11EI) llortSU l'OWUEIl cures mora horses, mules
ana Bhcep than any other medicine, suro every
lime-. ui-LKi, -au-ljeuw
C. C. Marr has a splendid lot of Cnsslmcrs
lor men and uoys wear
A full lino of Gimps, Fringes, Buttons,
Tics, Collars
Sou'b.
and Ruffling) tit Clark &
Important Notice
For Thirty Days Groat
Bargains
Can bo Bought in Clothing.
You can buy a Winter
Suit or Overcoat
At Cost.
Must Be Sold to
mnko room for
ALTERATIONS IN BUILDING
nt David Lowenberg's
If you want Towels, Napkins or Table
Linens Lulz A Sloan will sell them very
cheap.
C. C. Marr wants ButterjEzgs.Lard.Sides,
atiouiuer, nam, unions anu ueeso icatu
ers.
HOLMES 8c SCHUYLER.
SQUARE
EALING
HOLMES & SCHUYLER
BRUSHES.
Wo lmvo opened this week a
fine tiFBortinent of Painters' J3rtisli
03 of every description, und think
wc lmvo by fur the finest assort
ment to select from thnt can bo
found in this section. Tho prices
Nothing should bo bettor nnnrcciatcd bv u mitronizine public thnn in some lines lmvo been reuueed.
reliable merchants of whom thoy can mnko their purchases, confident and wo havo marked down our
that thoy will not misrepresent their goods in order lo mako sales, whole stock lo correspond, Wo
This is oftentimes a great temptation to tho merchant and in strictly havo been selling this mako of
adhering to his principle, ho loses many salc3, which nro made by his brushes for some time nnd they
less scrupulous neighbors. Jn no business is there greater chance for lmvo been giving excellent sntis-
(loccptiou than in the Hardware trade, as tho stock to a great extent fnclion.wlnch warrants us in kecp-
is manufactured of steel or iron. Fancy paint or bronze together with ing a larger assortment thnn over,
n high polish, renders it difficult nt times to distinguish tho mntorinls Poor brushes arc dear at any price,
and you havo to rely on either the reputation of tho manufacturer, if Our low prices together with ox-
io nits ono, or inc nonesiy t tno dealer, lit many cases you would cellent quality you will Jinil wor-
ncver Know, it misrepresented to vou. and tho morchnnts profits (liv of vnin iitic-nlion.
i : i i" .. -. , . ........ t. i- r "J-"-
mvivuy uiiuiy uiuiuiiiji'ii, which inaKcs id a great temptation io uis
honest dealers. Never in nnv instance, havo wo misrepresented nn
article in our storo, nor do wo knowingly allow any employee to do
so, nnd we trust any article bought of us and not found as represent
ee, wni uc promptly returned, wiien we linu it neccs3.iry to use such r,.
means in order to make sales, wc shall move our stock to some point f f
wncro square doming is better npprccinled. We do not claim to carry
tho cheapest lino of goods. Our aim is to givo dollar for dollar in Wo would call Iho allcntion ol
value. In solcctinn our roods, our first consideration i3 to bnv onlv tho drivimr public to our assort-
from reliable manufacturers of standard crcods. and sccondlv lo buviis ment of whips. In no storo in tho
low as we can, and this is all wo ask of you, examine our goods, get county can be found half the stock
our prices, and if neither suits you, don't buy. Wo cannot ask vou wo have on our rack, Our stock
In .1.-V u.ltnl ...r ,.P.. 1 .1 l .1. H iJ. 1' I-! L !!..
iu viu liiiin yu iuuicl: lu eiu uursuivua, nor cio wo ntiow inc iorcing sys- wuuuua u ii.ii, vaiiuty ui si-yiua
tern, i. c, trying to talk you into something you don't want. Wc and matcrial,fitncy and plain.run
presumo you know what vou want, when vou come to seo us. nnd leave nine in nrico from 15 cents to
such matters to yourjudgment as you will bo better suited in the end. $3.00. In making our selections,
Thanking the public for past favors, wo trust, by strictly adhering to our first move was to find a relia
our principle of Square Dealing, and giving dollar for dollar in value, bio manufacturer, and to confine
to lmvo it lair share of your patronage in tho future. ourselves to but one line of goods,
thereby avoiding n great deal ot
worthless auction stock. Wo try
to sell :t3 good a whip ns you aiv
willing to pay for, so if you nro
not willing to pay much,you must
not expect much.
HOLMES & SCHUYLER.
HOLMES & SCHUYLER.
G. 23. ROBBI1TS,
(SUCCESSOR TO D. W. HOBBIlttS,) DEALER. Xltf
Fine It rnn (lias, WIiIsUlcs, lns, IIiiiuk, anil all kliulH ol ivines con-
ftnntly on lianel,
MFOltTliD ALES AND l'OttTEllS IN BOTTLES BY TIIE DOZEN.
Landlords throughout the county will find it to their advantage to
call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
Main Street, 2nd Door below Iron.
July o; '60-1 y
iMronTANT to TKAVEii:ns Special in
ducements nro offered you by tho llurlington
Routo. It will nay you to read their adver
tisement to be found elsowhero in this issue.
March IS 40-w
HEALTH AND llAl'HNKSS.
It seems tlrango that any ono w 111 suffer from tho
mnny derangements brought on by an linpuro coa-
uuion oi uiu moon, wueu buuvil b JH.UUU nnu
I.IVKK SYHUr win restoro perfect health to tho
physical organization. It Is Indeed a strengthening
uprup, ple.iMut to take, nnd has proven Itself to bo
the best blood purlller ever discovered, effect
ually curing Serofnln, Mi phllltlo diseases, Weakness
ot tho Klduejs, all Nervous disorders nnd Debility,
It corrects Indigestion. It mnkes tho old feel youn;,
and tho young feel gay ; and will lwailably drlvo
out of tho system tho many .Ills that human tlesh 13
heir to. A slnglo bottlo wir prove to you Its mer
its as a hcnltli rencwer, tor It acts ltko a
charm, especially when lUo complaint 13 of an ex
haustive nature, having a tendency to lessen tho
natural vigor of tho bralu and nen ous system,
oct w.'sulyeow
Total. , ,
F, llrown, 'interest on bond
Costs on Itidge Alley
S209 7H
iil 00
19 2.r.
$309 OS
Tnlnl.
( nn tho followlncr bilU were refuroili
Hill of Hooiobur Water Coin-niiy nnd bill
(..,, ii,. I 1,'r.nrr for In'il services.
On motion council adjourned to meet March j
uutli r.t ( o ci ck p, in.
John K.Gbotz, Scc'y-
ltA Better Ahgaztnc tt-e da not bwie'
mtmd Chronicle Atlrocale.
GOOD COMPANY NUMHEIt EIOHTEKN.
"Cicod Company, (S3. 00 a year; Springfield,
Mas., Number Eighteen, lias a second arti
cle by Dr. G. II, Ilepworth, ono oflhecom'
mitteo for the distribution of the New York
Herald relief fund, on Ireland and Irishmen in
which ho relates his personal experience among
tho famine ftricleen people, and expresses his
views as to tho situation in decided language.
Annccountof Sergeant S. Prentiss U given,
tho man who attained such wonderful proficien
cy in eloquence by his twenty-ninth year as to
rank with Webster nnd Clay ns an orator.
There is a sketch of modern travel in Egypt.
Mrs. Ij. W. Champney has a cleverly done sa
tiro on ephemeral literary reputations entitled
"Tho Slory of n Lion." A bit of fiction true
to lifo ii tho quaintly weird New England story
"On Ihe Edgo of tho World." A story of which
the scene is laid in Spain is "A Girl of Cadiz."
There i-i nn installment of "I!oe nnd the
Doctor" 'Kllcn W. Olncy'a charming nr.d pow
erful terial' as ono of tho papers calls il;
Octave Thanct has n Colloquy in which the
- 1 ,.. .1! 1.
edid not exceed the bounds of mfi,m.,s 01 vu""
ho ought to ho nc. there is a paper on t no - ew it an nnu
e.recus; aim hcvci.ii uiumua nunc, iru-,-eion
nnd Suggestion,1' ono of which deprei
catcslho opposition manifested by some of the
southern bourbon papers lo the views regard
ing llio condition and needs of Iho South, re
cently expressed by Senator llrown of Georgia
nnd others.
YOUNG ISAWIiON'KS.
Homo young siirgeons when accidents happen,
In order their great skill to nhoiv,
Cut t'.ie leg oll'cloe to tho Ihiirli,
When Ihey only should cut oil tlio toe,
I.Ike cutting oll'a dog's tail by tho ears,
Or ilia skinning alivoof the frog,
It's all very well as a rurgic.il rase,
Itut devilish tough on the dog.
lis much tiellor by lar when you're wounded,
Or have either cut, bruise or burn,
To find Eclfclrio Oil is tho very best thing,
And it won t tako you long so to learn.
Jickcttie Oil l'iiroyraphcr.
HTEIIAUY REVOLUTION.
CIIAMIE 01- HASH.
Tills very remarkable enterprise continues
lo mako such progre-ssas lo astonish its friends
and nstound its enemies. Its greatly increas
ing proportion iiavo compolled tho rcmovnl of
lis headquarters from the Tribuno building lo
tho very largo nud beautiful building No. 701
llrcndway, which is in the very midt of Ihe
"book district" of New ovk city, and there
fore of tho publishing cntcrpriro of ihenallon.
This building, though b'ix stories In height, 25
feet front nnd IOC fcete'eep, is sufficient only
for the offices and retail storo of the company.
The manufacturing is carried on in several largo
buildings located in other parts of Iho city,
though it is contemplated concentrating thorn
soon in ono immense factory to be erected,
Their list of rcront nnd early forthcoming
publications nro extremely interesting to nil
who enjoy what is choicest in literature. The
Library Magazine is unique in both form and
character and altogether delightful in tho rich
ness of lis conten Is, Of tho books announced,
Green's laigor 'History of Iho English I'eople,'
reduced from $10 to SljCarlylc's 'Hlslory of
the Frencli He volution,' reduced to -10 cents;
Oarlylo'8 'Heroes and Hero Worship,' 25 cents
and the 'Itevlsed New Testament' which Is
promised to bo manufactured with rapidity
heretofore unheard of,wlll attract special ntloip
lion, Itisworlh while for every ono who has
not already seen It, lo send nnd got Ihe Illus
trated pamphlet, 'Hook Making, nnd Tvpof-iel
ling by Slenm,' which will bo sent freo upon
application. Address, tho American Hook Ex
chongc 701 Droadway, New York,
0, 0. Marr has Splendid Mackerel to ecII
for Oats, Corn, and Potatoes.
Tho highest cash price paid for wheat bv
Z.T. Fowler, at Willow Grove. No dif
ference ns to variety. Kye 75 cents a bushel.
Avondale lied Ash Coal, !. 5, and 0. always
on hand. Knilroad Ties taken in exchange
for coal,or cash will be paid for them.
jan 23 8-w.
Lul7. & Sloan are Belling llrocado Trim
ming Silk, black nnd colored, cut bias for
7C cents a yard.
I. W- Harlman will sell you Neat and
Good Whito Dishes for $3,50 per set and
tako in payment Lard &c.
loos lenrri a nuuun i ni
WITH DUPLEX GRATE1
UDITOIl'S NOTICE.
Among tlio records nnd proceedings ot tho Or
phans' court tn and for said county It Is Inter alia
iiius coniaincu.
In tho estate of Maiy ncmlcy, deceased.
And now February 11th, lsi, on motion of d.
Knorr and agreement ot counsel, (lur Jiicoby,
ISti.. Is npDOintcd Auditor to distribute balntico In
hands of htephen mil, administrator, by 1U3 first
account amoug parties entitled thereto.
UY TIISIOUKT,
Certified from tho records.
WM. KUIC1C11ATJM.
o. M. (Juick, clerk o. c.
uopuiy.
In pursuance of, tho foregolnz appointment tlio
undersigned will meet tho partljs Interested at
his omco In Illoomsburtr on Tuesday tho nth d ly of
April lssi, nt l-i o'clock a. in., at wuicli tlmo and
piacoiney arc nereoy nouneu to appear or uo de
barred from couiliu' la oa said fuud.
uuY.uconY.
fo. 25-4W Auditor.
1881 Ia
UDITOIt'S NOflCE.
Tho Greatest Success in the History of Cooking Apparatus. Over
Eleven Thousand Now in Use.
1, TT..1 - C r i 1 1 ! .V
writes May 10, 1878: 'I upset n teafcettlo of
boiling hot water on my hand Indicting a very
sovcro wound. I applied Dr. Thomns' Eclec-
trio Oil, uml tako grcut pleasure in announcing
to you, mat uie efit-ci was to nuay pain nnu pre
vent blistering. I was cured in thrco days,
Wo prize it very highly ns a family medicine,'
A Hio Cow. 1'osey county, Indiana, claims
to havo raised tho largest cow in Ihe world.
Her namo Is Lndy l'oeey; breed, mixed Dur
ham nnd English, Hor measurements arc:
Greatest liolghl, 5 feet 10 inchc; girth, 8 feet
9 Inches; length, 10 feet 0 inches, or Including
tail, 17 feet. Her form la good; and, though
not fat, she weighs 3,000 pounds. Her color Is
red and white, red predominating. Age, six
years. Her present owner Uvea In Slatk coun
t, ill.
A MODEUN 1'OET-
Wlml U a modern poet's falo to wrilo hi
thoughts upon a fdalc.
1 he critlo splls on whnl U done,tlves It ft wlpo
mm Hit in i-nnt
II, Ike rheumatism from our bodies fly,
When Thomas' Eclcclilo Oil wo try,
"VAi.NtrrI,KAFllAiBlli!STOiiKu"ls entirely differ
ent from nil others. It Is ns clear as water, nnd ns
its namo Indicates, Is nlpcrfect Vegetable llalrllo
storer nnd docs not In nny innnner nffect tho health
whlcn Sulphur, Sugnr of Lead, unci Nltrnte of Mlver
preparations havo dono. It will Immediately freo
uiu ucau irom nil lmuuruu, iicbwru tiniy iiuir iu ua
natural color, nnd produce a new growthwhero It
has fallen off. Itwlllchango light or faded hair In
n few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Every bot
tlo Is warranted. ARk your druggist for it. For
salo nt JIovkh linos., Illonmsburg, I'a. Mnlth, Kline
& Co., Philadelphia, and Hall s liuckoll, Now York,
mucsuiu agents. uci. a. w-u
A largo assortment of ladies' Summor
Skirts nnd tho material to make niorejust
received nt IM7. ct bioan's.
Wauled at I. W, Hartmnn'a lluttorEggs,
iaru, urietl iTitit, ci-o.
HENIIY'H CAHIIOMO SALVE,
Tlio Iiestt.Salvo In tho world for Cuts, llrulses,
Sores, ulcers, Halt ltbcum. Teticr, Chapped Hands,
tlhllblalns, Corns nnd nil kinds of Skin l-.rupllons
Krc-ckles and I'lmplcs. Tliu mrtoUcuaranlcea to
givo perfect sntlsinctlon Iu every caso or money re
rundMl. llo sum to i;ct Henry's C'aruolio Snle, as
all others nro tint imitations, l'nco :a cents. 1 or
sale uy an uruggms. oct ti, -so.iyeow
lion, flf-orgo N, Uorson, NorrlRtown.siysi
Tho l'hcunix l'ectornl Is indispensable in my
family. It nets like a churm in curing
coughs and colds with tho children, uml 1.
always use It when addressing a jury, Price
20 cent?. U. A- Ivlelm.lllooiusburg, aprlG-ly
Our Questions.
Arc you n buyer of Men's or Boys'
Clothing at retail? Do you need
clothing for thu farm, the office, the
work-shop, the court-room, or tho
pulpit? Do you want boys' clothing
for the school-room, or for dress? Do
you prefer to buy clothing ready-made
or to order ? Are you in need of
shirts ?
If yes, to any or nil of these eme
ries, statu your needs to us, that we
may send you samples and prices.
Your Question
fv
is, Will this pay for the trouble ? You
must judge. We will make up the
case, you must decide it. Hut we
must tell you that wo have crcatctl
the Largest Ectail Clothing Business
in the United Stales by the simple
method of giving tlio best clothing for
the least money. Wo mean that it
shall pay you to buy of us. If you
buy and are not pleased, return the
goods for exchange, or demand your
money,
W anamaker
and Brown,
S. E. Cor. Sixth & Market Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
UDITOU'H NOTICE.
KSTATK OP OEO, UUKKCK, PKCKASKP,
Din undersigned auditor appointed by tlio Or
rlmuii' court of Columbia county, tu dlstilbuto bal
nnco Inlinnds of Win. .Masleller, administrator o
ileo, lireece, deceased, nsuppenrs by bis Hut am
ilnnl orcouut to nnd niuoug iho parlies entitled
thereto, will sltnt his olileo Tn llloom!,burt,' cmBat
urtley. lUo lClh day of April, lbSl at ten o'clock a. in.
to perform Iho denies ol Ills appointment, w hen and
wm-ro nil perbons having uny claim on said fund
w ill uriH-ar nnu provn the sumo or bu elcbara-d from
icwniiig uuy tmirei iiiervor,
(C-U. 85,tW
It. It. LITTI.B.
Auditor,
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ESTATE Or JOHN OFI.LIVEH, PZCSASED.
Tlio undTSlzned Aulltor annotated bv tho Or
phans' Com t of Columbia co.;io mako distribution of
iuo uaianco in inn nanns oi oames euuuvcr. nu-
mlnlstrntor of tho salil decedent lo the Par
ties legally entitled to rccelvo tho same.
will meet tho parties Interested In said estato at
his ofllcoln the Tuwn of llloomsburg in said coun-
ft,, t. ... !. o,.,, ., ft. X,,l. a
at ten o'clock a. m of said day, when and where nli
parties Interested in said estato must attend or bo
forever debarred from any sharo of said fund,
It, HUCKINOIIAJt.
fcb. 55, 'Sl-lw Auditor.
UDITOK'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OK Jt. W. NfS3, PECEASKO.
Tho undersigned Auditor nrnnlntcd bv tho Or
phana' court ot said county, to mako dlstiibutlon ot
tho balance of tho fund In tho hands of tho ad
ministrator ot the estate of said decedent tnand
among parties entitled thereto, will sltatlilsolllcoln
iHoomsnurj iiisaiai'ouniv. on rt rancsaay. iuo xani
day nt March, A. 1.. ISM, at ten o'clock a. m.. of
sold ilny, when and where nil Turtles Interested In
said fuud must nitend or bo foru.er debarred from
any sharo of said fuud.
JOHN St. CLAIM.,
fcb.M.lSsl-lw Auditor.
EXAMINE TIIE
"HAPPY THOUGHT"
Uoforo Purchasing your stove. You will
sale by
C. C. GALIG nan,
UDITOIVS NOTICE.
ESTATE OP APAM HELLAS, nFCKASKP.
never regret it
For
DEALEU IN
STOVES, HBATEES .STD R,.STC3-ESS
PA.
BLOOMSBURG
Shop in Opera House, 6th door
reb 4, St
DMINISTltATOK'S NOTICK.
JJSTATK OF 0. D. S. MAKCLEY, DECEASED.
Letters of Administration on tlio cstato of o. 1),
. Marclov. lato Of tlio town nf lllnn-iislmrt.-.
Columbia county.l'enna, deceased, havo been grant
ed by ti.o lloKlsterof said county to II. l-'ranl:
.arr, oi mo town oi moomsuurer. All persons
lu ins claims against tho cstato ot tho decedent
nro ruquostvd to present them for settlement, nnd
luusu iiiui-oicu iu iuo cmuio io maito payment w
tho undersigned administrator without delay.
II. FItANK ZAltlt,
Administrator,
feb. 23-ow liioomsbure.l'n.
JDMINISTItATOIt'S NOTICK.
ESTATE OF MAltOAKKT UEI.I.E1I, DECEASED,
Loiters of Administration on tho cstato of Marira.
ret Heller, lata ot Hemlock township, Columbia eo. ,
l'enn'a., dtx eesed, havo been granted by tho Hogls
ter of.sald county to tho undersigned Administrators
All jwrsons liavlnj claims against tho estato of tho
decedent aro requested to present them for settle
ment, nuu inoso inacuicu to iuo esiaiato make pay
ment to tho undersigned Administrators without
delay.
AMUb ui.i. i.i;k.
UEO. WIUTKNIOIIT,
IlucLhorn.
C, W, Miller, Administrators.
Aitroncy. fob, m-cw
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OP VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE I
A UDITOIVS NOTICE.
ESTATE OP SAKAII AHNWINE, PECEASEP.
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by tlio Or
nhans' Court or Columbia county to mako distribu
tion of tho balanco la tho hands of tho executor of
Sarah Arnwlne. deceased, to and amone tho Dai ties
entitled thereto, will sit at Ills olllco lu llloomsburg
on Saturday, tno ism uny or aiurcu, ii, nc ten
o'clock In Iho forenoon, to perform tlio duties of
hts appointment, wheu and whero nil persons hav
ing any claims upon said fund will appear nnd
provo tho t-ainoor bo debarred from receiving nny
Bharo thereof
. li. llimf.l(,
feb, 25-lw Auditor.
Tho undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or
phans' court ot Columbia county to maldistribu
tion of tno fund In tho hands ot tno executors of Ad
i am Hellas, deceased, ns 6hown by their second and
partial nceount, tn nnd nmorgthopartlesintlllcd
thereto, will sit nt his olllco In llloomsburg on fnt-
uruay nu xcin or .-viarcu, ism, n1. irn o cicck hi
tho forenoon to perform tho duties of his; nrpolnt
ment, when nnd whero nil persons having nny
claims upon said fund will appear and proo tho
samo or bo debnrrnd frcm rtcelUug nny i-haro
iiieror.
JOHN JI. CI.A1III,
lob, 23 '31-lw Auditor.
UDITOK'S NOTICli.
I.S iATU OF J1ENKV KIMiSEUUY, "ECK SK1'.
Tho undeiBlsrned Auditor appointed by Iho Or
phans' court of Columbia county, to mako distribu
tion of tho funds lntho hands of eieo. A. Doty, ad
mlnlstrjior, 4c of Henry Kingsbury, deceased, as
shown by his Mnal account, to and nmong the far
tics entitled thereto, will nit at his olllco In lllooms
burg on Tuesday Iho 25th day ot Mnteh itsi, at ten
o'clock In tho forenoon topeiferm tho duties of his
appointment, when and where all persons having
claims aenlnst said estato will nppcar nnd prom
tho samn or bo forever debarred I rem any share of
said fund,
C. U. HI'.OCKW AV,
feb. 25-iw Auditor.
-A
UDITOIVS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF OEOROF. ZAltlt, DECEASED,
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF IlIltAlt LUKCIElt, DECEASED,
Tho undersigned auditor anDOlntcdbv tho Or.
phaus' court of Columbia county to mako dlstrlbit.
lion of tho balance In tho hands ot A. J.lless, nd
mlnlstrator of Hiram Lunger, deceased, asshown by
his Unal account, to and ntnongtno parties etitltled
thereto, will bit nt his onico in llloomsburg on Sat
urday, the vth day of April, 1631, at ten o'clock tn
tho torenoou, to perform tho duties of his appoint
ment when and whoro nil persons havlDg claims
against said estate will appeur and provo tho samo
or be forever debarred from recclt ing any part ot
tho same,
L. E. WALLKH,
feb. 251 iw Auditor.
Pursuant to an order of tho orphans' Court ot the
county ot Columbia, Pennsylvania, tho under-
blgned administratrix, do bonis non cum testa
tnento annexo, o( James Lamon.Utoof Iho township
ot iirmrcreck, in Bin county, will oxposo to publlo
sale on tho premises on
Monday, March 21st, 1881,
at ono o'clock Iu tho afternoon, tho following do
scribed real cstato, to-witi That certain
TRACT Ol' ..1M
sltuato In tho township ot lirlarcroek In tho county
oicoiumbi.i anUHtatoot Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows i On tho north by land ot
M, K. Jackson, decoased, and John Heavencr.on tho
west by land of said John lleavener, .Mrs. Adam
DeliiorlcK and wancu Evans, on tho south by land
ot JI, II, Pettlo and on tho east by laud ot eald l'et-
tlo and others, containing
219 ACRES
and ono hundred and thirty-six perches more or
less.
This Is tho farm lately occupied by William Lainon
sltuato about two miles from tho borough of ller-
wiclt, on which nro erected a good two Btory
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
out kitchen and other out-bulldlngs, a largo frame
bank barn with Miod attached, also a small tenant
house, a well of water at thu dwelling houso and cis
tern nt iho barn, About lco acres Is cleared land uu
der cultivation, has a good young applo orchard, and
otuer fruit treos.
Tekms of Hale. Ten per cent of ono-fourth of tho
purchaso money Bhnll bo paid at tho striking; down
ot tho property! the ono-fourth less tho ten per
cent ut tho coullimatlon absolulo and tho remain
ing throo-fourtlis lu ono year thereafter with inter
est irom continuation nisi,
JANE EVANS,
Aetmx. d, b. u. e. t. a.
reb, k, U'
UDITOIVS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF CANFIELD IIARMSON DECEASED.
Tho undersigned Auditor nppolntcd by the Or
phans' court of said county, to make dlstnbutlon ot
Iho balanco of tho fund In tho hands of tho adminis
trator of tho estato ot said decedent to nnd ninong
pariles entitled thereto, will sit at his ofUco In
r.loomsburg, ou tho bth day ot April, issi, nt 10 o'
clock In tho forenoon, wheu and whero all parties
lntereste-d in Haiti fund must attend or bo forever
debarred from any bharo of bald fund.
C. W. MILLEIt,
inarch 4, lw. Auditor.
UDITOKS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOUK IIAHTMAK, DECEASED,
Tho undersigned Auditor nppolntcd by tho Or
phans' Court of Columbia counly, to mako dlstrlbu-
uon oi iuo uuiauco iu mo uumis ot j, a, nowitt All
mlnlstrator of John Hanman deceased, lato of Or
uiigo townbhlp as bhown by his nnal account
lounu among iuo parties entitled inercto, will bit at
hlsnnicoln llloomsburg on Saturday, Aprllu.iMl
uv ii-u uuwb,. v. iu imiuuu luuuuutta ui Disap
pointment, when und whero all nersons havliiL- nnv
claim on said fund will uppear and prove the samo
or bo debarred from receiving any share thereof.
JOHN M.CLAIIK,
March. 4 4-w Auditor.
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by tho Or
phans' court ot Columbia rounty, to mnko distribu
tion of tho balance In the hands ot the executor of
llcorgu S-Inrr, deceased, to nnd nmong tho parties
entitled thereto, will sit at his cnieo In Hlooinsburg.
on Kildny tho 25th dav of March, issi nt ten o'clock
In tho forenoon to jierform the duties of his appoint
ment, when and whero all persons having nny
claims unon said lund will nnoenr nnd nrovn tho
samo or bo debarred frctn iccetvlng any tharo
thereof.
E. II LITTLE.
feb. ss-iw Auditor.
UDITOIt'S NOTICE.
ESTATE 01' ISAAC IIAOENia'CU, DECEASED.
Tho underslcricd auditor nppoluted by tho Or
phans' Court ol Columbia county, to diurlbuie bal
ance tn hands cftho executor of lenao llngenbueh,
deceased, lo and ninong tho parties entitled thero.
to, will sit at tho onico ot K. li. Ineler In the town of
moonmirg, on saturuay.tiio Et-cond day ef April
A. 1)., ism, nt u-ii o'clock In tho forenoon to peifuim
tho duties of his nppolnlnient, w hen nndwlieroull
persons luvlng tiny claims upon suld ford will np
Ioar and provu Iho sntno or bo debarred Iroin re
ceiving any share thereof,
V, V, i'JSAUllt lv,
feb. 2S-4W Auditor.
UDITOIt'S NOTICE,
ESTATE OF nrOKUE KISS I.Eli, DFCEAhEP.
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by tho Or
phans' court of Columbia to make distribution ot
iho lunrt in hands or Charles Ktssler. administrator
of said decedent to and among thn rnriles entitled
thereto, hereby gives notice that ho will sit in tho
discharge ot the duties of his appointment nt Ills
onico in tbo town et l'.locmsliurg on Saturday,
March torn, losi, at ten o clock in tho forenoon i-t
said day at which time and place all persons In
terested tn said luud are required lo attend or bo
roro cr debarred from any Hiaro of tho samo.
HBUVEV E. SMITH,
feb. 25th, 81-tw Auditor
UlHTOll'S NOTICK.
(STATE OF MAUT1IA COLLKV, DECEASED,
Tho limPM-slgncd nndltnr appointed bv iho Or
phans' court ot Columbia Co, to make distribution of
Ihubalaneo lu tho hands of Ike administrator ot
unlit tit cedent lo nnd Hinotig the turtles entitled
theieto, Iicreby gives notice that ho will sit In thn
dl-thnign of the duties ot his appointment nt his
ofileo In llio town of llloomsburg nu'niursday.Mnrch
Siili, A ' 1)., imi, at ten o'clock In tho foauioon
of said day nt which tlmo nnd placo nil pt-itnns In-ten-sled
lu said fund nro required to attvnd or bo
luruver ueourieu uom any biiuiu or iuo e-nme.
JUDITOK'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JAC0II IIAHTEIl, DECEASED
Tho underbtgned auditor oppolntcd by tho Or
phans' Court of Columbia counly, lo make dlstribu.
lion to and among the parties entitled thereio.beit-
uy sno iiuuuo uiai no wiu sit in iuo niecuargoof
thodullesof his upjiolntmeut nt his olllco lu thu
town of llloomsbui-L'. on Tnui-miuv. th tin iiav n,
April. A. 1)., .to,i, at ten o'clock In tho forenoon of
said day at which tlmo and place all persons Inter
ested In suld fund uro required to attend or be for-
uicr uuuar.uu irutu uuy buare or tno sumo.
feb. 23 DWiv
1'AUL E. WIKT,
Auditor,
march 4-lw
I H, WINTEUSTEKN,
Auditor.
PUBLIC SALE HAND BILLS
Printed at this Office
ON SHORTEST NOTICE AND AT TUE
MOST EEABONABLE; TKIiMB
A UDITOIVS NOTICE,
CoT.UMUIA COUNTV. SS:
Amoug tho revords and proceedings nt tho Or
phans' court In uud for bald county, It Is Inter nllst
Ihuscoiilulned.
In re estato of Henry Harlman, deceased.
And now February uthiMl, on motion of it.
HucklUKham, J, II, Make is appointed Auditor to
mako distribution of I lie balance In the hands of
the administrator.
. . . llv the Court,
Certified from tlio records Februnry tsth, ist,
WM. KltlCKHAl M,
Tho Auditor appointed by iho Court will atte'nd'tn
the duties r-f his aptnlntment on Wednenlay, the vs
nay of March, A. 1)., iwi, nt nine o'clock h. in.,
at his onico tn liloomsburg.'l'a. when aim whc-io ull
paitles lutere-btt-a tno required lo moke their claims
or uu ucuumu irom vviuu g ui upon bumiunu,
. J.JI.MA1ZK.