THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUftG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
ffgt gbttftitat.
X' Ki BITTENBlSMDEn, tta
BLQ0M8BURG, PA.
Frldny. Sopt. QH, 1881.
DEATH OF THE PUESIDENT.
Tho Rtrugdo in ended nt Inst, and tho
btnvo innn who with unwavering cournge
combated death for eighty days,iias sunk
to rest, leaving a nation in team. It is
marvelous that ho had so long borne
himself against such n combination of
ills,and maintained hope and faith under
continued pain and weakness. With
such Bteadfast heart and unbending will
had ho faced tho grim adversary, that
the sympathy and admiration of his
countrymen grow with his sufferings. It
has seemed best to tho Almighty that
tho lifofor which thousands havo suppli
cated should end, and it only remains
for tho pcoplo to submit to tho decree
with decorous grief. Tlioro is no doubt
that tho sorrow for Presldont Garfield's
death is genuino and sincere. Struck
down in tho very prime of lifo and just
at the beginning of his administration of
the highest office, in the pcoplo's gift, his
passing away is peculiarly affecting. His
death was not wholly uncxpected,though
perhaps more sudden than was gen
erally anticipated. In tho Whito House
it was evident that ho was steadily failiug
and when he was removed to Long Branch
on tho Cth of September, it was bclioved
that there would bo a marked improve
ment. This belief proved to bo untrue,
and hopo steadily declined until tho final
moment came.
Tho President breathed his last at
10:35 on Monday night Up to tho last
moment ho showed as true, tried courage
as over was seen at tho cannon's mouth.
If over man Btared deatli resolutely and
valiantly in tho face it was James A.
Garfield. About 10 o'clock Attorney
General MacVeagh scut his despatch to
Minister Lowell. At that timo tho Presi
dent was lying quietly. Dr. Bliss had
juRt left him and found his iitilso 100,
with all tho conditions promising a quint
night. The doctor asked him if ho was
feeling at all uncomfortable, and ho an
swered that ho was not. After that lie
fell asleep. Dr. Bliss then retired to his
room across the hall, leaving General
Swaim and Colonel Jlockwell with the
President At about fifteen minutes
after 10 the President woke up and said
to General Swaim, who was tho nearest
to him, "I aiji suffering," and then, after
a pause, witli intervals between each
word, "great pain ; I am sufforiug
great pain."
As ho spoke ho laid his hand upon his
heart. Possibly he may havo meant to
indicate his lungs.
Dr Bliss was immediately called. When
he entered the room he found the Presi
dent unconscious and substantially with
out pulse. His eyes were open, however.
1 tie action ot his heart was almost im
perceptible. Dr. Bliss said at once that
the President was dying and directed
that Mrs. Garfield be called into tho room
and Doctors Aijnow and Hamilton sent
for. He remained in a dying condition
until 10.35, when ho was pronounced
dead. His death was scarcely expected
by any members of tho family excepting
Mrs. Garfield, who had been warned to.
anticipato the worst She was witii him.
kneeling by tho bedside and holding his
Hand, as, with tho paleness stealing oyer
mm aim a sumo upon ins lips, ma uu
mortal spirit winced its flight
A few minutes afterwards, when tho
members of tho Cabinet had arrived,
Mr. MaoVeugh sent tho following do
spatch to Vice.President Arthur :
"It becomes our paintul duty to in
form you of tho death of President Gar-
held, and to adviso you to tako tho oath
of office as President of tho United
States without delay.
'If it concur with your judgment we
will bo very glad if you will como hero
on ino earnest train to-morrow morning.
William Windom,
Secretary of tho Treasury.
W. II. Hunt,
Secretary of tho Navy.
Thomas L. James,
Postmaster General.
Waynk MacVkaoii,
Attoraoy-General.
S. J. Kiukwood,
Secretary of tho Interior."
Tho sad news was telegraphed to
all parts of tho country and in every
city, town and villago bells wero tolled,
flags wero draped and citizens with sad
dened faces discussed the solemn event
with subdued voices. Business was
practically suspended on Tuesday: all
public celebrations and assemblages for
pleasuro abandoned. In .Now York tho
theatres atit other places of amusement
will bo closed until after tho funeral.
It is a singular fact that tho President
died on tho eighteenth anniversary of
tho battle of Cbickamauga, in which he
boro a conspicuous part
Wo tdvo herewith a brief biopraphi
cal sketch of tho dead President ; James
Abram Garfield was born at Orange
Cuyahoga county, ()., November 19,
1831 ( educated at Hiram Eclectic In
Btituto nnd Williams Collego ; was grad
uated from Williams in 185G, with met
aphysical honors ; Professor of Latin
and Greek and President of Hiram Col
leco till 1850, when he was elected to
the Ohio State Senate; August 1G, 18G1
mustered into tho service as lieuten
aut-colonel of volunteers ; Colonel For
ty second Ohio Volunteers, October
18G1 s Briiradier-General Jauuary 19,
18G2. and Chief of Staff to Rosccrans
elected to Congress from tho Nineteenth
Ohio District, October, muz, and re
elected until 1878, nervine on tho Mil.
tarv Committee, the Committee on Ways
and Means, Chairman of tho Committee
oa Banking and Currcnoy (1871), Chair
man of tho Committee on Appropria
tions (1871). Ilopublican candidate for
Snoaker. 1870. 1877. 1878 1 nominated
to tho Presidenoy by tho Ilopublican
Nntional Convention at Chioaao, Juno
7. 1880 i elected President over Win
field Soott Hauoook November 2, 1880,
by 214 votes to 155, carrying nineteen
out of tho thirty-olght States, and re
ceiving: 4,442,950 votes on a total poll of
0,204,428 inauguraieu iuarun , 1001
Married in 1857 Xucrotia Kandolph, by
whom ho had flvo ohildroii who survlvo
Hnrrv. James. Marv. Irwin and
Abraham.
Tho following arrangement for thd
funeral gerviccs havo boon ordered by
tho cabinet una are given to tno press
for tho information of the public Tho
remains of Uw J.Uj President of tho
Uuitod States will Uo romoved to Wash
ington by a special train on Woducsday,
Soptemlor 21, leaving Elborpu at 10 a.
in. nd rowshlnfr Washington t 4 p. m.
leUolUHnU worn tho United fruka
Army tod Iron taufertk 6f ttw 'tMy ;
Washington to perform escort dutv
The remains will lio in state in the
rotunda of tho capital on Thursday and
Friday and will bo guarded by deputa
lions from tho executive department
nnd by tho olllcers of tho sonata and
house of representatives. Religious ser
vices will bo observed in tho rotunda at
3 o'clock on Friday afternoon. At 5
o'clock tho remains will bo transferred to
tho f unernl car, and bo removed to Clove
land, Ohio, via Pennsylvania railroad,
arriving tlioro Saturday at 2 p. m. In
Cleveland tho remains will lio in stato
until Monday nt 2 p. m., and bo then in
terred in Lako View cemetery. No ccr
emonicB nro expected in tho cities or
towns along tho route of the funeral
train beyond tho tolling of bells. De
tailed arrangci.ients for tho final scpul
turo aro committed to tho municipal au
thorities of Cleveland, under tho direc
tion of tho executivo of tho stito of
Ohio.
(Signed) Jamp.s G. Blaink.
Secretary of State.
At five minutes of 2 o'clock Tuesday
morning General Arthur took tho oath
of office as President, which was admin
istered by Judco John It. Brady of the
N. Y. Supremo Court Only two or three
friends l'ohco tommissioner l rcncli,
Eliliu Root, and others were present
A post mortem examination of the
body of President Garfield was made on
ilton, Agnow, Bliss, Barnes, Woodward,
Reyburn, Andrew II. Smith, of Klberon,
and Acting Assistant Surgeon D. S.
Lamb of tho Army Medical Museum,
Washington. Tho operation was per
formed by Dr. Lamb. It was found
tiint tho immediate causo of death was a
secondary hcmoi hago from ono of the
arteries adjoining tiie track of tho ball.
The blood ruptured tho peritoneum and
nearly a pint escaped into tho abdominal
cavity. The ball had passed through
tho spinal column. A long suppurating
channel extended from tho external
wound between tho loin, muscles nnd
tho right kidney almost to tho right
groin. This channel, now known to be
duo to tho burrowing of pus from tho
wound, was supposed dimnj? lifo to havo
been tho track of the ball.
On Tuesday afternoon Prcridcnt Ar
thur went to Elbcron and paid a brief
visit of condolence and respect to Mrs.
Garfield. Ho then returned to New
York. On Wednesday morning ho went
in a special car to klberon where it was
attached to tho funeral train convoying
the body to Washington.
The embalming ot the body took piaco
at 1 p. m. on Tuesday A saturated so
lution of arsenic was im'octcd into tho
arteries, followed by a similar solution of
chloride of zinc. To tho latter a small
(liiantitv of uiili..e was added.
jjlrs. Uarheld has received tho lonow-
ing despatch from tho yuePii ot Ji.ng
land :
Ms. Garfield, Jmuii Jfrunch :
Words cannot express tho deep sympa
thy I feel with you at tho tcrublo mo
ment May God support and comfort
you as Ho alone can.
Signedj THE IJUKKN,
Balmoral Court
Tho President's mother was told of
tho deatli on Tuesday morning. At fust
slio was very much shocked, but soon
came to and talked calmly. "It is prob
ably all for tho best, she said. And
then suddenly observed, "It is not pos-
, .1 T !.. .1 - .1 T .1
siuie mai my son oaiues is (il.iu. j. uun t
wish to live any longer. 1 will soon no
with him.
Desnatches from all parts of tho State
announce tho tolling of bells, draping of
houses and cessation oi puuuo aim
private business. All over the country
tho Bame sorrow is felt and the same ob
servance followed. In England tho
Princoof Wales, 'Earl Grauvillo tho sec
retary ef Foreign Affairs, and other
prominent personages in England and
on tile continent have expressed tneir
grief.
Tho bodv is now lying in btato at
Washington. This afternoon services
will bo held in tho rotunda ot tno uapi
tol. TUB NEW FI.KSIDKXT.
Chester Allan Arthur, who becamo
tho twenty-first President of the United
States on Tuesday, was born in .Frank
lin" county, Vermont October 5th, 1830.
His father, tho Rev. Dr. William Arthur,
a Baptist clergyman, emigrated to this
country from tho County Antrim, Iro
land, in his eighteenth year, and died
October 27, 1875, in JNewtonvnle, near
Albany. Ho was educated at Union
Uollcgo Scunectady,. graduating in iia.
Ho studied law and was admitted to
tho bar in 1853. Ho married a daugh
ter of Lieut Herndou, U. S. Navy, and
she died in January, 1880. Mr. Arthur
has been a member of tho Republican
party from its organization. Ho has
held offices under tho New York Stato
and city governments and was appointed
Collector of the Port of Now York by
President Grant November 20th, 1871.
Ho was subsequently ro-appointcd nnd
was removed by Hayes July 12, 1878.
Mr. Arthur is a mau of superior physi
quo and commanding presence Ho is
fully b'ix feet, in height, broad shouldered,
deep chested, athletio and prepossessing
in countcnanco and figure. He retains
much of tho high culturo and literary
taste received from a scholarly parentage
and acquired by education.
Senator Beck of Kentucky, is ono of
the kind of Democrats that might will.
great benefit bo eliminated from tho
party. It will bo remembered that lie
wns ono of tho Democratic Senators who
supported Stanley Matthews for the
Supremo bunch. This fact should bo
horn in mind bv tho members of tho
Kentucky legislature before whom ho is
10 como as a cauuiiiaiu ior iu-eiecuuu.
Tho Now York Sun says that Beck was
among the most ferocious denouncers of
tho Great Fraud in 187G. Yet Hayes
was hardly warm in ollico uctoro lie
nrocured for his son-in-law promotion in
tho Marino Corps over thn heads of
nearly fifty seniors in rank. Ho was
open to conviction then and denounced
tho fraud no more. Taking theso things
into consideration it would bo well if tho
Kcntuckians wero to find a man for Son
ntor whoso notions of party fealty and
personal purity aro rather moro pronoun
ced.
Charles S. Wolfe, tho independent
Republican candidato for Stato treasurer
is "a reformer." Thoso who favor him
are sunnosed to bo honest and to desire
reform in tho party. If Mr, Wolfo bo-
linvna that a maioiitv of his party is in
favor of honesty and reform, lio knows
less about iU composition than ho ought
to do, considering his utoiong momuor.
fuVn. Tho dav after tho oleotion Mr.
Wolfo can tell how much honesty, how
much desiro for reform and how muoh
indopendonco there is in tho Republloan
At o meeting of tho senatorial dele
gates of tho Ttvcnty-soventh district at
Sunbury, last Friday, John II. Oaks, of
Union county, was olootod to represent
the dUtriot, with instructions for Colonel
8. 0. Dissinger, of Sunbury, for Statu
VYwiufirer, utaoluliohs Vmrbtaod
Annex-Senator Mitchell is "solid for
Mulhooley" nnd ngainst Mr. Wolfe.
This is the basest kind of iugrnlitude.for
had it not hten for Charles S. Wolfo's
vigorous fight ngainst Oliver, Mr.Mltch
ell would never havo been Unltdd States
Senator.
Tho Governor of Michigan lias issued
a proclamation to tho pcoplo of tho
United States, appealing for aid for tho
sufferers by tho forest (ires. Thousands
of persons nro destituto and suffering,
some nro helpless through injuries and
somo nro blind. Liberal responses havo
been mado in tho vnrious cities and towns
throughout tho country.
Recent dispatches indicate a critical
Btato of affairs in Southern Arizona. The
Indians aro committing outrages and the
whito settlers are exasperated, troops arc
marching to tho front with nil cxpedi
Mon, and a war of extermination is prob
able. It looks as though tho Apaohes
would bo wiped ouu
Tho Philadelphia Times is of opinion
that President Arthur's first duty is to
call an extra session of tho Scnato at
once, in order that a President of that
body may bo appointed. If Mr. .Aithur
should lio boforo noxt Deceinbor the
country would ho without n lawful Chief
Magistrate. Tho contingency is possible
bnt not probable.
Mr. S. D. McDonald of Lowisburg, is
much opposed to Wolfe's candidacy for
Stato Treasurer and announces in print
that ho has "always recognized tho fact
Mint his mental structure was insecure
nnd that lie was most rcmarkablo for his
want of judgment and common sense."
Now who vouches for Mr. McDonald's
possession of thoso admirablo qualities in
which ho thinks Mr. Wolfo deficient?
Wo havo heard of Wolfo, but who
McDonald.
13
AVERY LIVELY MAYOR.
A Louisvillo Courier-Journal special
dispatch from Frankfort Ky-i Bays A
few weeks sinco tho city council raised
the circus liccuso from S35 to 870.
This Adam Forcpaugh, tho well known
circus proprietor, refused to pay, and
rented grounds just out of tho city. The
council then paRsed an ordinanco prohib
iting him from unloading in tho city.
An injunction wns obtained, and an or
der served on Mayor Taylor restraining
him from interfering with tho unloading
of tho show. This order Mayor Taylor
refused to obey, and with the police en
deavored to stop tho unloading. Sheriff
Ilawkins.sccing ho was powerless to en
force tho order of tho court called on
tho governor for aid. He pioinptly or
dered Captain Price to report to the
Sheriff with tho MeCreery Guards. This
lie did, and when tho militia arrived nt
the depot Mayor Taylor still refused to
allow them to unload, and a riot was iin
imiueut He said ho would shoot tho
first man who attempted to tako a wagon
from the train. IIo was carried oft by
force from tho scene, and tho street
taken possession of by tho soldiers. The
cars were then unloaded and a parado
took place. Tho military remained on
the ground until the circus'loft town.
WOLFE l'UriLAU IN COLUMBIA.
BloomsmjkO, September 15. Of tho Repub
licans of thin county about one-third of the
managers aro ofEce-hoMera anil their adherents.
This year I hero in a dismal break in their
ranks. If Wolfe makes a personal canvaj3 in
tho county lie can get half the Republican
vote, uulexs Cameron ceases tho machine
better than now. Wolfo served in tho army
in this county against tho Fishing Creek Con
federacy. Tho abovo dispatch to tho Philadel.
phia Times scorns intended, and no
doubt will havo tho effect of putting all
tho republicans in this county fully in
support of Wolfe. That he was a sol
dier and fought "against tho Fishing
creek Confederacy" would seem to bo
qualifications as a candidate, altogether
superior to those of Baily. Tho latter
only had a little something to do down
south, but Wolfe, no doubt will como
back during tho campaign to gather tho
sheaves, the seed for which ho sowed so
f allautly, long ago. Now is tho timo
or tho republican-stay-at-homes to pay
a debt oi gratitude which they havo so
long protested that Mioy Owed to ,tho
Fishingcreok army of occupation, indi
vidually as well as collectively. Of
V. .. ... r-
courso Jiaiiy will get no yoics in jQ
lumbia county. There will bo a repub
lican stampedo to tho den ot tho Wolle,
and Micro will bo another slaughter of
tho sheep and calves and pigs to keep up
tno army until alter tno election.
A WORD FOR MR. PALMER.
Shortly before tho Republican State
Convention, the Wilkes-Barro Record
had a vigorous articlo in which it sup
ported The- J'resa and went boyond it
IU waruiui; inu puny juituuia uiiuuini.
their methods of management It pointed
out tho roneated wroiiL's thov had
perpetrated, and declared that tho "party
pattenco is already very nearly exhaust
ed, and these leaders should bo very
careful how thoy trine with it
Suddenly tho llecord underwent a to-
markablo ohango. It assailed Tho J'resa
for tho very courso winch it had pro
nounced an urgent pnblio duty. It be
gan to defend nnd support tho leaders
whom it had denounced a few days be
fore, and it is now engaged every day
in eating its own words, stultifying itself
and aspersing thoso whoso Kcpulili
caiiism is as true and whoso earnustness
in this campaign is as great as its own.
It was the general impression that At
torney General Palmer was the author
of tho article which appeared in tho
Jlecord of August 27. It boro internal
evidence of coming from his pen. In
viow of this and of somo othor facts Mr.
Palmer was credited with favoring tho
nomination of Senator Davies, aud there
was somu surprise when ho turned up nt
ilarrisburg as tho champion nnd mouth
piece of tho machine.
Is it tmo that, following tho samo
polioy of subservicnoo which ho exhibi
ted at Ilarrisburg, ho is writing tho ar
tlcles which now appear in the Record?
And is tho explanation to bo found in
tho fact that ho has suddenly become
concerned lest there should bo n public
arraignment of tho Pardon Board, and
of his particular party in it 1 That, is
not tho only chapter of interest in tho
recent history of this Stato. Does Mr.
Palmer want tho veil lifted from that
meeting in Ilarrisburg where tho opin
ion of tho Attornoy Gonernl on the
salary question was devised and where
the motives for it wore developed 1
The above article is takon from the
Philadelphia J'resa of Saturday last.
Althougli Mr. Palinor undoubtedly doci
not "want tho veil luted, it is just as
certainly true that the great majority of
the citliena of Pennsylvania aro extreme
ly anxtous to havo it done. Tho J'rtaa
will confer a great publio sprvioo by
lifting tho veil without delay,
Mr. James A Weathcrford, of Spriiig-
finlrl , nio, says: "jrown s aron aimers
cured me of tno w of dypej'a
man over had. Tho muso'eil pf .my stom-
aoh, Hvorand bowels uow seomao strong,
J bojiovo I could almost digest petrified
chwei lrcttwma it io $1 -wto suffer
News Items.
Tho Republican County Convention
iiiLttzcrttc, was postponed on Tuesday
on account of tho death of tho President
Tho best preventive ,6f consumptive
diseases of Mio lungs, bowels or kidnoys
!.. t 11.7l.. T. -I.1, nit Jr.
in iJiuwnn nun uiuum ai viiwvivo m v-
cay.
The voting Republicans of Plnlndcl
phia havo formed n lv-nguo and. will sup
port Wolfo for Stato treasurer.
Important to Travelers Special In
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March 18 40-w
Mr. Pierre Lorillnrd's colt Iroquois
won the great St. Lcger Stakes nt Don
carter, England, last weoL
Snow fell on Friday morning last, at
Uheston, lovm, nnd in tho southern por
tions of Minnesota. .
Wngncr & Scully's planing mill nnd n
privato residence wero destroyed by firo
i -..m. ! r ,
ui iuiuun. insi lTiuuy inuniiiig. liusn,
$20,000; insurance, 12,000.
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nnd skin, restore tho hair and cure overy
species of itching, scaly and scrofulous
.humors pf Mio skin, scalp and blood as
tno uuueura licmcdics.
St. Louis Evening Chronicle.
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While it may be proper that those
"living in glass houses should nover
throw stones," wo think it eminently
proper that thoso working in glass houses
should say a "good word" for anything
of benefit to themselves. In this connec
tion, Mr. Isaac Corroy, Manager Salem,
N. J. Glass Works, remarks: "I am
pleased to say that I have used the great
remedy, bt. Jacobs Oil, lor Khcunintism
with excellent results: other members
have beon greatly benefitted by its use.
Madamo Susan May Bonaparte, widow
of tho late Jcromo Napoleon Bonaparte,
died in ISaltunore on tho loth inst blie
was tho daughter of Benjamin Williams,
w.iS born in Baltimore and married
Bonaparte in November 1329.
Wo are strongly disposed to regard
that person as the best; physician who
does most to alleviato human sutterniL
Judged from this standard, Mrs. Lydia
E. Piukham, 233 Western Avo.J Lynn,
Mass., is entitled to the front rank, for
her vegetable compound isdaily working
wonderful cures in female diseases. Send
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Tho Star Parlor Organ Company and
Uealtys immense organ lactones Wash
ington N. J. Wero totally de&.rnyod by
firo Sunday afternoon. Tho loss is esti
mated nt 8200,000, partially covered by
insurance. Four bundled men are thrown
out of employment
General Louis Wagner, of Philadel
phia, has written a letter formally a.i
nounoing his withdrawal as a candidato
for tho Republican nomination for recor
der of deeds.
Two families wero boating on Lily lake
near Scranton, on Monday,, when the
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Enquirer.
Tho grand jury of tho District of Col
umbia was adjourned last week until
October 3rd. The extraordinary reason
given by District Attornoy Corkhill is,
that Romo of tho jurors wished to leave
tho city for a week.
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"An Actio provide tor tbe Incorporation and Iteiru.
Iniinn rif nirlaln OornoratlonB." aunrovod AdiII Will.
Wi, and tbe supp'omenta thereto, tor ;tho Charter
ot on Intended corporation to be culled tits Pennsyl
vania Mutual Telcerapn Company, ttio character
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ties ot Philadelphia, uelawaro, Chester, l-aueunmr,
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tlomnl. ,,u,h!fci.M.
0
UtlCU
tim Great skin curb,
xsrrAZiiiXBXiV cures
ItcliliiKiintl Scaly llHctiNcg,8cror
tiloiiN Humor, Ulcers, Old
HorcM nml Mercurial Af
fections when nit other
Ilumuii Agencies
Fall.
TUG CUT1CUHA. TnKATMKNT, for tho curoot
skin, scalp and Blood Diseases, consists In
the Internal uso of C'cticura Hksolvknt, tho now
lllood 1'urincr, and tho external uso of Cuticura and
CnictiHA HOAr, tho Great Skin Cures.
Tor sunburn, Tan nnd Urcasy Hkln uso Ctttlcura
Honp, an exqulstto toilet, ban andnurscry Bnnatlvo,
frnfrraut with delicious llowcr odors and healing
uaisums.
BALT KIIEUM
Will McDonald, smj Dearborn Street, Chlcajo,
gratefully acknowledges a curoot Bait Ilhoura on
head, nock, toco, arms and legs, tor seventeen years;
not nblo to walk except on hands nnd kneos for ono
year s not ablo to hcip himself for eight years tried
hundred! of remedies! doctors nronotinBed his cose
lioicles3i permanently cured by tho cutler "a Komo-
Uil'H.
PSOIUASJS.
It. H. carpenter, Esq., Henderson, N. Y cured of
Psoriasis or Lopro3y, of twenty roars standing, by
tho Cuticura Kr solvent internally and CuUcum and
Cuticura Soap extcrnnUy. Tho most wonderful case
on record, euro certified to boforo n JMtlco of tho
peace and prominent citizens. All nnilctod wlUi
Itching nnd scaly Diseases should send to U3 tor
mis testimonial in inn,
SKIN DISEASE.
V. II. Drake, Ksq., Detroit, Jtlcb., surtcred lieyond
all description from a skin disease which appeared
on his hands, head and face, nnd nearly destroyed
his ores. Tho most careful doctoring failed to help
him, nnd after all had failed ho used tho Cuticura
Jtosolvent internnlly.cutlcura and Cuticura Soap ex-
u-rimiiy, ana was cureu, ana uas rcma ucu penccuy
nun iu iiii4 uay.
SOltOKULA.
Hon. William Taylor, Boston, says ! "After three
months' uso ot tho Ctttlcura Remedies, and 19 years
ot as constant Buffering from humor of tho face,
neck and scalp as was over endured, I can say that
I am cured, and pronounce my caso the most ro
lonknhlo on record, I havo been ho elated with my
biicccsh that I havostopptd mon on tho street who
were mulcted and told them to L'.t tho Cuticura
ltcmouics nnu tnoy wouia euro mem.
SKIN HUMORS.
Mrs. H. E. Whipple, Decatur, Mich., writes that
her face, head and some parts of her body wero al
most raw. Head covorod with scabs and sotcs
Suffered fcarfuUy and tried e'.erythlnir. Permanent
ly cured by Cuticura Remedies.
OUTIUUIIA.
Cuticura llcmcdles aro for salo by all drugglsts.Vrlco
of Cuticura, a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes cents ;
largo boxes fi. cuticura Itesolvent, tho new Ulooa
PurlDcr,$l per bottlo. cuticura Medicinal Toilet
soap, u cents, cuticura Medicinal Shaving Soap,
15 cents, In bars for barbers and largo consumers,
WrEKH Potter, IIoston, Mass.
tif All mailed free on receipt of price.
fi1 I f'Jot ono co' 1Kb' Voltaic Ktvc-
wuiL " T',!0 t''-ASlKH,COStlEgli5Ccms.
VOLTAIC Br71? FIHTPM '"r su, ret lor to evry- oUier
ti&tfh uiiuuicuiuppii in u iieinr-, iae
PlAvrVVfo public. ThuytnMantly relieve
Malaria, tevor and Mtue find Kidney and llrlrtaiy
jfiiiiuuiui-H, umi mvx jv wuiii mur iim pimi iuu
Btoinacli, over tho kidneys or any affected part.
I'rlco 25 cents. Sold ovcrywhere. WKEKS POT-
i-oii, uusiuu, .Tinea. u 1)1.1)1 , l-iu
Democratic County Ticket.
ASSOCIATE JDIKIE.
1'ltANiaiN Li. SHUMAN,
of Catmvissa.
JAMES LAKE,
of Scott.
I'llOTltONOTAllY.
WILLIAM KUIOKUAUM.
of JJloom.
nEOISTEIl AND HECOlWBIt.
0. W. STEUNElt,
of Bloom.
COUNTY TRKASCUKR.
A. M. JOHNSON,
of Locust.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
CfJAItLES HEICIIAUD,
of Main,
II. F. EDO A It,
of Fishingcreeh.
AUDITORS.
c. W. II ESS,
L. J. ADAMS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"niSIDGE LETTING.
"will bo let at Shotmnker's saw mlllln Pine town-
snip, on Friday, October 7tn, 1881, at ono o'clock p.
in. abridge to co erected over the west branch of
Ltttlo Fltiilnircreelr, near Shoemakers saw mlllln
1'Ino townflup. To bo a wooden brnco covered
brldgo 40 fee. long, l feet wldo from out to out.
Abutments end wing walls to bo repaired.
Plans and specifications can be Eeen at the onico
oi tno county commissioners, uioomsDurg, I'a.
STEPHEN roiIE,
CHAKLKS ItEIClIAKT,
A.l). HEItltlNO,
C'oiamlssloneiu ot Columbia County.
Attest: J, U. Casey, Clerk,
commissioners' Oillce,
Kept. 19!b, 1831.
piIARTER NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY (11VEN that an app'l
cation will bo made under tho Act of Assum
bly of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, crtl
tied "An Act to provide for tbe Incop oration end
regulation or certain cot poratlons" aporoved
Api.1 ssth, ISM, and tho supplcmei' - thereto, tor
the charter of n 'nlcndcd corj atlon, to bo
ca'led the Locust Mountain Water Company, the
character and object ot which Is to supply water to
Uie public, or the Inhabitants ot tho township ot
Conyngbam, In tbe county of Columbia, andvlclnl
ty.anti to cxcrelso all rights Incident thereto or nec
cisary therefor, and for these purpuiesto have,
possess, andenjoy all tho rlebtfl,tenflltH, franchises
nndpiltllfsesof saw Actot assembly and Itssup-
pieuicuu,,
WILLIAM 0. FItKYMAN,
Sept, f, "81-8W Bo'lcltor.
B
RIDGE LETTING.
Thero tt.ll bo let. at rmondus Unnrcst's hotel.
Orancovllle. Oranco townshln. Columbia county.
Pennsylvania on Saturday. October 6Ui, lssl, at
tfiiocincKin meiorcnoon, mo contract ior uuuu
Ing a Iiiidgo overGrecncreek, near Daniel Kllno's,
end bridge to feet long, 10 feet vldo from out to
out. Abutments and wing walls to bo repaired.
PlaiiH and RpeclllcaUons can bo seen atthooOlco
oi uie louniy I'ouiuiiahioDcru, woociuuurg, ra.
F.TEPIIKN POI1E, 1 Commlsslonera
C1U1ILKH Itl.lCIIAUT,)- 01
A.-li. I!;hkimi, j Columbia Co.
Attest: J. U. Casey, Clerk.
CommllonetH' onice, Pep. 19th, l3l. sw
I'DITOU'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JONAH WIllOnT, DECEASED.
Not're Is hen by clvothat the iiudersicned. ap
pointed au ni'd tor bj tho orphans' Court ot Colum-
UIAWUUI, IU UI3UIUMIU UUIUUVV Ul IUUU 111 IUU
handH ot somuel Mnlmu'. Adminlstruto ot Jonas
Wright, Inte ot Erlatcnck townthlp. will attend
at lis cfltro In thn 'town ot Plocmsburg, on
Hatuiday, uctcber ivnd, A. D 1SS1, at nine o'clock
in the forenoon to perform the duties of his appoint
ment, when and where all pcrcons having claims
agalnn tho said estat are n ipiibled to rrescnt tho
same or bo forever debarred from coming In for a
bUtirt) 01 HUU IUUU.
JOHN O. PItEEZE,
Sep.!v,.4W Auditor,
UDITOU'S NOTICE,
IN 1IX-KSTATE Or U. D. Afl'LEMAN, DECEASED.
Tho underslcrncd auditor nmiolnted bv the Or-
phans' Court of Columbia county to make distribu
tion ot tho fund in the hands ot the executor of
II, D, Appleman, deceased, as shown by the Ilr-t
and partial account, to and among tho parties
entitled thereto, hereby gives nouco that ho will sit
In the discharge ot the duties of his appointment
at his onico in the town of llloomsburgonMondty.
October kith, issi at ton o'clock lu tho forenoon of
said day at which time and place all persons In
terested In said fund are required to attend or be
forever ueuurrcu irom any snaro ot tno same.
It.DUCKlNQHAM,
Sep. M-4w Auditor.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
IN HE-ESTATE OV JOHN lillSDUNE, DECEASED.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by tho Or
phans' court ot Columbia county, to mako distribu
tion 01 ino IUUU ill luu liuuua ui uiu uuuiuiis-
trator ot the estate ot said decsdent, to and among
iiar I les entitled thereto, will sit at his onico lu
Bloomtiburg.on Biturduy.Oct, md.issi, at 10 o'clock
In tho io.enion, to perform tho duties of
bis appointment, when aid where au parties
luterested In Mild ttuid must appear uhd present
inoir citiims or uo turuicrueutuivuirviuiuiy buaru
oi wiiu lunu.
It. UUCKING11AM,
sep. S4-4W, Auditor
JUDITOIVS NOTICE.
1A1 U, IUUU MIVVV.p
The vnderslgned auditor appointed by the Or-
f bans' court oi uomuium euumy, to mane aisinuu
lou of the fund In the bands ot David Lowenberg,
11UU I'l 1UU IUUU lu ,..9 unuua ui in.uu UJnbiiMli
admlnlbtralor ot John Laycock, deceased, lato of
tno town ot iiioomsuurK, mu uvveuu uv uis ouieu m
liloomsburg on Thursday, October kTUi, A, D., Us ,
at nine o'clock In the torenoon. to perform the du
ne of Ills appoint menL when andwheraaUiieraona
having claims against the said c&uue aro requested
torrefcrtilthein w bo forever 0Urr4 trttaoout-
t'l rroii'MNorii-K.
EST ATM OP OHOltUN I1EKWICK, DECKASRP
Thn undersigned auditor appointed by tho Or
phans' court ot Columbia county to make distribu
tion ot the balanco In tho hands ot DatldLowcn
noun, Administrator ot tho estate of (leorgn Itels;
wick? deceasf d, to nnd among tho parties entitled
thereto, w 111 sit at his ofllce In llloomsburg on.Tues
day, thosrth day of (Ktober, lst, nt ton o'clock In
tho forenoon, to perform tho duties of his appoint
ment when nnd whero nil persons having claims
against said estate will appear nnd prove tho samo
or be forever debarred ttom receiving any ran ot
U,0Sftm0' JOHN M. CLAHK,
Sep. S3 '1-4W Auditor.
A
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OP OEOtlOE W. YIAOER, PECEASSP.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by tho Or.
fihnns' court of Columbia cottuty, to mako distribu
tion ot tho funds in tho hands of Mrs. Margaret
Ycager, surviving administratrix to and among
crodltors or parties entitled thCi-eto, will meet per
sons Interested In tho dlcclmrge of tho dutlos
of his appointment at ins onico in mo iowu ui
llloomsbuigln said county, on Monday, tho silh
rtnv nr nntntwr. A. D.. issi. at ten o'clock a. m.i of
eald dav. whon and whero all parties Interested In
said f uud must attornl or bo forever debarred from
asnaro or luna.
Bep.,T( Auditor.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
HSTATR OF JOUN KNT, PECKA8KP,
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by tho Or
phans' Coutt et Columbia county, to make distribu
tion otUio balance ot the fund In tho hands ot tho
administrator of tho ostatoot said decedent to and
among parties cntltlod thereto, will sit nt his onico
In liloomsburif. on tho 81st day of Octolier, issi, nt
to o'clock In tho forenoon, when nnd whore all par
ties interestod In said fund must attend, or bo for
ever Uobarrcd from any share ot Bald lund.
A. L. FRITZ,
Auditor.
Septv3,4-w.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE 01' JACOB DttlBEI.BI9, DECEASED.
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by tho Or
phans' Court ot Columbia county, to mako dlstrlbu
t'onoftho balance oftho fund in tho hands otUio
ndmhi!9tratorotthoestatoof said decedent to nnd
among parties entitled thereto, will sit at his omco
in llloomsburg, on tho sh day ot October, issi, at
in o'clock In tho forenoon, when and whero all par
ties Interested In sold fund must attend or bo for
over debarred from nny share ot said fund.
i.L. KHITZ,
Auditor.
Sept 23, 4-w
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
SHERIFFS SALE Or REAL ESTATE.
Martha Adams
vs.
Joseph A. lfcnrlo and
Tho orangevlllo M, 8. 1
F. & Loan Association.
.In tho Court of Common
Pleas of Columbia county.
Judgt. No. K'3, May T
isso. Fl. fa. No. ss, May
T., issi. Vend. ox. No. 31
sept. T. 1831.
Tho real estate herein having been purchased by
a lien creditor whoso receipt wns attached, Tho
orangevlllo M. 8. F. K Loan Association appear and
dispute such application ot proceeds ot sale. Where
upon John a. JTccze was appointed auditor to make
distribution of tho said funds ? Notice Is hereby
given, that tho auditor will attend at his onico In
liloomsrturg, ou Wednesday, October iflth, nt o
o'clock a. to for Uiat purposo. when nnd where nil
persons having claims upon said fund are requested
to present them, or to forever debarred from coin
ing In on said fund. .
JOHN O. FREEZE,
Auditor.
Sept. 23, 4-W.
TfXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE Of JOSETIt WEAVER, DECEASED.
Lettf rs testamentary on the csfato ot Joseph
Wpavpr.l.tto of tho tow n of lllooinsburg.columbla co.
Penn'a., (lieoristO, have beon granted by the ltegl:
ter ot said county to I. W. McKclvy, oxecutor, cl
lil'iomslmrg. Allperaons having claims against tho
estaie nf tho decedent aio requested topresenttbein
for settlement and thoso Indebted to thocstalotj
make payment to Iho undersigned executor with
out delay.
I. W. McKEIA Y,
sep.l.' Jw Executor.
PUBLIO SALE
OF VALUA11LK
REAL ESTATE I
jly virtue el an order ot tho Corrt ot common
Pleas of Columbia county, setting forth that pnr
paitNo.Hln tho wilt of Inquisition In No. 132 or
December Term, If 6i', In tho Court of Common Pleas
ot Columbia county, Edward Wngncr guardian of
Lizzie Vatts,a minor child ot Oliver Watts deceased
fie, vs. William Watts, was not taken nt tho ap
prised value thereof, nnd that tho samo should bo
sold at public auction by the Sheriff of Colum
bla county. Now therefore I, U. H. Ent, High Slier,
iff of Columbia county aforesaid In compllanco with
said order, wl 1 expose to public salo on tho prcml
sos In 1'rank.Mn township, Columbia county, Pa., on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1881,
aljio o'clock a. m. ot said day tho said tract or pvr
pauKo. 3, but nded ond descubed as follows, to
wit: Ileglnnlngntaccrneref tract No. l, thenC6
by !ind ot Benjamin Ford south two degrees west
twenty-six perchc3 to a corner, theuco by tho samo
south seventy-nve degrecseast seven nnd llvo-tonth
perches to a orncr, thence by land of William Bur.
melster south sixteen dcgreis west forty-eight
perches to a white oak thenco by land of John'Aruoy
and otheri north fccventy-threo degrees west one
hund-ed nd sixty-five perches to a stone,
ihence by lands ot Paxton and Smith and others
north live degrees cast seventy-four perches to a
stone, thence along tract No. 1 south slxty-nlno and
one-ho't degrees cast ono hundred and slxty-threo
perches to tbe placo of beginning, containing
76 Acres
and one-hundred cndfl. ty-slx perches, on which Is
erected a two-story
LOG KCOXJSE
and out bv 'dings.
U. n. ENT,
Sheriff,
Sept, 23, tf.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATJfi
AT
PRIVATE! SALE.
The undersigned Executors ot Thomas (Ubbons,
lato of. Benton township, deceased, offer tho fol
lowing described premises for sale at private sale:
all that portion ot the following described tract of
land In Denton township, bounded as follows; on
the north by lands of Itcuben Olbbons, on tho west
by lands of Potcr Itaso, oa the south by lands ot
Isaae Gibbons and John Ashlcman, on tho east by
lands of John shleman, containing
HO ACRES,
moro or losi whereon aro elected a plank dwelling
houso and a good Erring of water near by; a good
tenant houso on samo property also a
33 A.3STI-5: 33
ana largo shed over barn yard with good running
wator at tho barn and largo wagon tlicd and other
out bulli'lngs BUltablo tor farm use.
Terms made known on application to
CHAKLE8 OlllUONS,
(1, M. UU11IDNS,
Executors,
Eciiton, Pa.
sept. i, in.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE,
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
lly virtue of on order ot tho Orphans' Court of
Columbia County, tho undersigned Administrator
ot the estate of (1, 11. Wells, late ot tho borough of
Der.vlck, in said county deccasod, will ox, osoto
public sa'e, on tho premises on
SATUKDAY, NOVEMBEK 19, 1881,
ut ouu u iiueit in 1110 auuruuuii ui sain uay, ino 101
lowlng dei crlbtd property, to-wit;
All that ccitaln pltco or parcel ot land or lotof
ground situate In Berwick aforesaid, bounded nnd
described as follows, to-wtt: On the oast by Market
street, west by an alley, north by lot ot William
Faust and south by lot ot W. J. Knorr, number tev-
on on Market street, on which aro erected a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable aud outbuildings.
TEltMS OF SALE. Ten per cent, of one-fourth
ottho purchasu money to be paid at tho Btrlklng
down of tho protxrlyi the one-fourth less the
icn per ceni. ui inu runurinaiion ui eiu, ana iui
remaining thrto-Iourths In ono yoar thereafter with
merest irum conuruauoii nisi.
GAltltlCK MALLEIIY,
C. II. Jackson, Administrator,
Attorney. sap. io, si ti
Dauchy & Oo'a. Advt's.
A (VUTttu 4 tttM ltMtds
huh-lUw,OJUTO Coupler,
UUiiufulHtopg. Attruetit
iiiAi At IWiliintnn
ii
M full information, f
run iniorinAiion,r,
80p. 23-i W U
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
DIHTAIiTIl'LAail'WICHE
1'atM Ice. 7. 188D.
flliicu a llrilllatt, ytiltQ and Btcady
light, requires no trimming, and lasts for months.
Uamplewlck o cts.,8 wicks v cts., 1 wicks Id cts.
post go paid. Ilavn three sizes, A. II and D. Agents
want?
10 Cortland street, N. Y,
Sep. S3-4W
5u A5ltor. Anew tdfrwA H
bo(i, uulutMiaubla ta ewf
mn,wiliUwJ Omi Howaoebl lift
or .Bel! 'nwmUoa bound la
flnutl rrMkoh ioalin embciuMS.
full nlljU) pcxjcxUin4 bowtUa
imtw ubd uat vj
EMM
TM BEST CLOT HIN
FOR THE
LEAST MONEY.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
mi mm iw iiiiMiiiiniiiiiw tcvtxn wKnminiMiiiiiwiu
OAK HALL,
S. E. Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tun Lauqest Clotiiino Housk w Amkiuoa.
G. B. ROBBIITS,
(SUCCESSOR TO D. V. JXODBIIVS,) DEALER IW
Flno llramllcN. tVlilNklcH, OIiin, Hiiiiih, ami nil UIiuIn of V lncs con.
stfiititlv am llllllll.
LlU'OKTIil) ALES AND POHTHUS IN B0TTLK8 BY THE DOZEN.
Landlords throughout tho county will find it io their ndvaniagelo
call and examine my stock hef'oro purchasing elsewhere.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
Main Street, 2nd
July o.W-ly
PIAUOS.
A FINK INLAID FRENCH WALNUT CASE OliGAN, STOrS, i0 CASH
Easy TcrtiiK. SntlNlUctlon tttiarnnlncii.
B.ao3sT's s'lA.asro w.a.k.b rooms,
MUSIC HALL BLOCK, WIIittES-BA RRB, PA.
Jurolo, '8l-ly
Rupture
Dit.J.A. SIlKllMANMsthoorlgino' nr.il only Dr.
SHBiiMAN, k vn to tho p.iMIc for the past B5 years
through his ,nce.sful method of treating Kuptuic
with' uttho ennoyance and ln -y truss-es lntllct.
Ills B.vst?m of oro Is by locat Kxtemal Apnlica
tions. During treatment no hid ..neo frrm inhor,
oudsecutlt.vii'foliistdoilh om Strntigu) ted Itup
turo. PatlcniH from nurcd can receh e ti eatmcnt
and leave fir homo same Civ.
QENEItAL KLECTI02J
ntOCLAJIATION.
I, UZAL If. ENT, HlKh SherllT of Co
lumbia county, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, do
hereby mako known nnd proclaim to tho qualified
electors of Columbia comity that a general election
will bo held on
Tuesday, November 8th, 1881,
(belie tho Tuesday noxt following Iho first Monday
of Bald month) for tho purposo of clectlnL' tho sev
eral persona hereinafter named, to-wlt:
Ono person for Stato Treasurer of Pennsylvania.
Ono person for Prothonotary of Columbia county,
Ono person for County Trcasvcr of Columbia
county.
Ono porson for lleglster and Hecordcr ot Columbia
county.
Th-eo persons for County commissioners of Cc -lumbia
county.
Th'eo persons for County Auditors of Columbia
county.
Two persons for Associate Judgos of Columb a
county.
I nlLo hereby mako known nnd givo notice that tho
p aces r.t hourigtlio aforesaid election In tho tover
ai wards. boroughB, districts and townships within
tho cou ity of Columbia aro as follon 8, viz:
Heaver township, at tho publlo houso of Joseph
IJ. bliumun.
Denton township, at tho public houso ot Hiram
Iless, in tliu town of Uenton.
East llloom, at tho Court House, In llloomsburg.
Wcbt llloom, at tho Court House, In llloomsburg.
lloroughof Uerwlck, at tho ollico of W. J. Knorr.
In tho borough of llerwlck. '
Ilorough of Centralla, at tho publlo houso of WU
Ham Pelter.
llrlarcreek township, at tho publlo school houso
near Evansvlllc.
Catawlssa township, nt tho publlo houso of o, L.
Contro township, at tho school housu near Lofnv
ettti Crcasv'a.
North CoDynBhnm District, nt the school houso
south cpnyugham District, at tho houso of Mrs.
Thomas Monroe.
K,1.sU.'.?l:rVck township, at tho school houso nea
C. 11. White s.
Franklin township, at tho Lawrence school houso.
flreenwood township, nt tho houso of L. D.
l'altoii.
Hemlock township, nt tho public houso ot Chas. H.
Dlcttcrlch, In tho town ot lluek Horn.
Jackson township, nt iho houso of Eieklel Colo.
Locust township, at tho publlo houso of Daniel
Knorr, In Numedlo.
Mllliln township, at tho publlo houso ot Aaron
Hess, in tho town of MIDIlnvlUo.
. Madison township, ut tho publlo school house lu
Jersoytown.
Alt. l'liwitmiit. tfiwnuhlr n, tl.n . . i, ...
Mtlltck. " "uuou
Montour townslilp, nt tho publlo houso of IteuK'n
Itauch, nt Itupert,
Alnln tnwnli'n. flt.tlu.mil.ll. tmncnni t.
. . w .v WVUOU v, uvii-uiuui r.
Longenbeiger.
ltourlngcrcek township, at tho houso of 6amucl
Mlllir.
nrnnrrn tnwtiulihi nt Ihn m.Klln ...
Unarjbtln Orangevllle.
i-iiio townuup, nt tno t'entro school House, lately
fixed by a veto of tho cltliens of said township.
ougariuai lowusuip, at ino nouso of Norman Colo.
Wi ut. Afntt nt tlifi itnl.lln lir.non nt ... .
Light Street. ' 4 ri
East Scott township, at tho publlo houso of Jacob
MIMer, In Espy,
At all elections hereafter held under the laws of
this corr monwenlt h, tho election polls shall bo own
ed ntbotcn o'clock In tho forenoon, nnd shall con
tlnuu open without Interruption or adjournment
until kit in nVlivlf In Ihn Avunlnn ...:.r
wlU bo closed.
NOTICE IS IIEItEUY GIVEN,
That overy person excepting Justices of tho i'eaco
and Aldermen, Notaries VuWlo and Persons In tho
mllltlabcrvleu of tl o state, who shall hold or shall
within two months havo held any c nieo or npnolnL.
ment of prom or tnifet under tho Urlted States or of
this state, and city or corporated dlttrlct, whollur a
commissioned onlcer or otherwise. 11 Klltinrilliinta
oftlcer or agent vuo Is or shall bo employed Uider
tlie U-glsIaturo, Executive or Judiciary Department
of this state, or of any city or of any incorporated
district, and also, that every member of Conirross
and ot tho state legislature, ami or ttm
wuiiiivn.uuii.u wuu, ...j, ui ..uiiuuinniuiit'iu oi any
Incorjiorated dlstrlct.uro by law Incapable of holdlnt
orcxercUliiKiitthosamo tlino tliu onico or appoint
meutot JuGue, lnsH.ctor or Clerk of uny electlouof
this commonwealth, and that uo Inspector, Judco or
'lliu lnsneclors and Judiro or thn i-u.ctinnu t,.n
meet nt tho resiectivo places appointed for lioldlnL'
the election In iho district lo whlchthi-y resiiectltelv
belong, beforo he Veil O'elOl'k Ifl fllli tnnrtiln.. i.n.i
ruing, and
eucii oi iiaiu iiibinxuirs siiuu ap
shall bo a nualllled voter of suet
oiie clerk, who
mo (luaimeu voiers oi uio several districts lo
this county at all general, township bo.-,
ougli and special elections, are hereby hereafter
authorised and reiiulred to vote bv tlctr m ,ini,.,i , .
written, or partly printed aud partly wiltteu, nover.
ally classllled as follows i Ono ticket Mmii ,.mi.r.,V.
the names of ail Judges cf Courts voted tor. and
labelled, outside, 'Mudlclaryi" ono ticket shall em.
brace the names oi all tho btato olllcers voted for
and to bo labelled "Stutci" ono ticket shall embrace,
tho wuncs ot all county officers voted for. including
the onico of Senator, and Members of Ast
sembiy, if voted for, and members of ConirreoS. If
voted lor, and be labelled "County j" one ticket shall
embrace iho Games of all towutlilp omcers voted for
and bo labelled "Toviushln!" ono tlckvt "aiiu ri.ii
nrace tho names of all borougli officers voted for. and
be labelled "Borough." 1
And each class shall LO deriosltod In wmnii,
lotboxea. ' ' '
Door bolow Iron.
Iicok wllh lilt nos of tad cans tefcre crilaiur
cure, with UMirr.onlols nom iliMlr guhlKil ljn
clans, ministers, inenherts end others, nalkoitr
ten tents. J it. HlI.IUlAN ran to contultid Mils
I ew York ofllce, sci Drcadway, Mondays, Iritilaji
and Katurdajsj nnd nt his hoston cnicc,43 MLt
street, Weducsdajs, Ihi'itdnjsand KrldajB.
sep. -3v d
SHERIFFS SALE.
Dy vluuoof awiltof Fieri Facias, and to me Hi
reeled, will bo exposed to public salo on tho prem
ises In Greenwood towpshlp, Columbia county, ati
o'clock p. m on
FKIDAY, SEPTESIBEIl 00, 1881,
All that (citaln messuage or plcco of land situate
lu tho township of Orcenwood, County of Columbia,
and Stato ot Pennsylvanla.bcglnnlng at a w hlto oat,
gone, thoncoby lands of A. Patterson nnd Samuel
llogaK, thenco by land of Itlchard Pollock south
twenty-tl'tco degrees and one-half east ono hun
dred and fcrtyrerehesnnd clght-tenthstoawlnts
oak on tho north bank of Ihittln's Hun, thenco up
tho somo west twenty-six porches to a hemlock on
tho bank of tho same, thenro by tho Bamo and land
ot Nicholas Kindt north forty-llto degrees west
nlno perches to a whito oak stump, thenco by the
samo .south elghty-thrco degrees west twenty-three.
perches to a beech, thenco by tho samo south soten.
ty-n'no degrees nnd three-fourths west Blxty-clght
perches nnd thrcc-tenlhsto a white plno, thence by
tho samo north forty-live degreos west nlno pcrclics
nnd five-tenths to a nlno sttimp.thcnco by tho same
south clghty.flvo degrees west forty-eight pciclits
and threo-tonths to a post.thenco by tho samo north
twenty-threo degrees nnd one-half west seven!;-
llvo rerches ard eight-tenths to a post, thenco lif
land ot Archbold Patterson north sixty-six degrees
and onc-lia'f erst ono hundred nnd sixty-five percli
os to Ihe placo ot beginning, containing ono hun
dred and ton'aeres moro or less on which, aro creeled
a two story framu dwelling houso, barn, hog stablo
wagon ibed, spring houso and other out-bulldlnss
Seized, tiiken in execution at tho Bult of N. Iteece,
Trusteo of Angelina Merrell against ClaikMerrell,
nnd to bo sold as tho property of Clark Mcrrtll.
Knouk, Attorrey.
U. II. ENT,
Shcilfl.
jVOTICE IN PAKTITION-
ESTATE OF J01IK V, CRAIO, PJCKA8ED.
To Susan E. Cooper. Salem Township, I.nzrrne
county, In., Malnfii Craig, llrlareieek townsLlp,
Columbia county, Mniy, Hjieimerrleu with W. A.J.
llrlttidu cf Ilrljrcnk tonnshln. Columb'-v ceutnv,
Mary it. Sava o ot Cret ivllle, Teonessce, t'lurf
Mui.Mield, Wauliall, Texas, Mrs. FrrrU A, Nagalc
has, 03 vva'iit tstreft, H la.,Paand W.J.Mani
Held, Lerwick Pa. Oieetlng: You aro hereoy no
tified thai In aecoi dance Willi a writ of pait'lon"
sued out of iho Orphans Co irt of Columb acojnly,
state of l'n..i'i luiae will bo held by the endtr
fclgntd on the following ditcrlbed premhestowlt!
Ceilaln ylcou or parcel of land tho same being a
vacant lot bounded and described as follows, to-wlt!
Sltnato partly In tho boioueh of Uerwlck. Columbia
county, rod partly in salem townslilp
merne county, beginning at the co-ner of treat
nnd Walnut Riree.s in l'e'wlek, therco noi.h twen
ty.llvodegrieswfstnvol'iiiidreoand five feettoa
come,', ihentonorlh flxty-ilvo doarees cast three
hunurtd and ferttitecn feet to a corner, there
south twentv-llvo degrtcs cast llvo hundred ard
ivinty.ntno ftet to a loiuer, thenco south fcUll
(even degnt s west three hundred and sixteen feet to
thotornerthoilci cf beclnnlug. containing ono
htindtid aid Hxiy-tlue ihousund three hundred
and f trty-etght OC9.UI) f nuaro feet o: ground.elgh-ty-tlvo
thowund tight hundred and illty (S3,jW)
square feet, Ulualo in Columbia county end sev
euty.beven thoosand four huni'red and nlneo'-clglit
(.7,ll)s) sriunre feet of tho same is situate In 1 uzirne
eouniy.pa. To asccrtalu whether tho eamccn bo
dtv .dt-d without Injury to or spoJIngtho wholo and It
not.iovalueandappralso tho samo In accordance
Willi Act of Atsembly. 'iho ssld Inquisition will
hold on tho prerrlses on
SATUKDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1881,
a t 3 o'clock p. m., when and whero you may attcndl
If you think proper.
O, Jl, JACKtoH, Attorney for csUto.
... . Sheriff.
bherirra onico, Sept. 8, if 81, ew.
Valuable Real Estate
AT
PRIVATE SALE!
Tho undeiBlgntd AOinluhstratcrcwn testamcnto
nnneo of Peter Arpleman,lato of Denton township,
deceaied, offorB Iho following described premises at
privato bjIo. All that poi Hon of tho following de
scribed THAOT OF LAND, lu Benton township,
bounded as lollowe: on the notth by lauds of It. L.
1'. CoUey, J. F. Chapln and A. Wilkinson, on Ui
west by lands of Ell Mclienry, John E. Appleman
and Pcttr Laubacn, on tho touth by lands of WIN
Ilrzn Ilultna and Margaret Dildlne.and on the cast
by lands of llouben II. Davis and Stott E. Collcy,
containing EKlUTY-EIOHT ACHES, moro or less,
whereon aro erected a two-story FHAME HOUSE,
Hank Darn, wagon houso and other out-bulldings.
Only that poi tlon ly) og on tho west side of Fishing
creek will bo Bold.
Also, all that tract o? land Bltuato In Denton town
ship, bounded ou tho west by lands of Itebccca Con
nor, on tho north by lands of; tho heirs of Thomas
Davis, deceased, ana J. F, Chopin, on the south by
lands ot Eieklel Colo, contalnlnif Kl'lHTEKN
AOHEH, more or lens, un'mproved land, Will bo sold
as a whole or lo parcels to suit purchasers.
Tetins mado known en application to
I, K, UIUCKDAVU,
AdrutoUtrator, Co.
iV.VU Cublr.Ytw.
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