THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
jtljiitifiiait.
J. K. BITTSNBEKDEB, ElUt4"-
BLOOMSBURG, FA.
Friday. October 7. 1881.
ORAXflR NOIILF.
The Democrat b M nto Convention did
well in nominating Orattgo Noblo for
tho Rtaudard hearer of tho party in thu
coming batllo. lie is nn energotio,
nt-tlvo ruul suoccsafiil biiaiticisa mnn, tto
raised himself from comjiarativo poverty
to great wealth by sagacity and applica
tion, nnd in now prominently connected
with many leading industries of thu city
in which ho resides. As ho has shown
himself capable of mauagini; his jtrivnto
affairs with profit, it is Fair" to presume
that ho would handlo tho publio funds
witli honesty nnd discretion if chosen
Stulo Treasurer.
Mr. Noblu was born in Washington
county. Now York, April 27th, 1817,
nnd is now Of years of ago. In early
life ho was n farmer hut abandoned tho
tilling of tho soil for tho more profi
table ventures. of mercantile life. Ho
was one of tho earliest oil operators and
owned a valuable well as far back as
1S03. Ilo lias lived in Erie for seven
teen years nnd has been an intlueutial
and valuable citizon. lie lias served
four terms as Mayor of tho city. His
business enterprises are many ; ho is
Diesidentof the Keystone National Hank,
half owner of the Hay State Iron Works,
tho head of a sowing machiuo company
and is interested in oil and iron. Mr.
2sToblo has served one term in the legis
lature and has been an opponent of the
Standard Oil Company a fact that en
titles him to the support of nil anti-monopolists.
There is no reason why ho
should not poll the full vote of the paity
and this he doubtless will do. In the
present distracted condition of the He
publican party in the State, it is more
than probable that Mr. Noblo will be
elected. Every Democrat should vote
for him and make the majority as large
as possible. Mr. Noblo will make an
t'llicieut officer and lellcct credit upon
the Democratic paity of the State, while
gust ding the interests of the public.
Queen Victoria, during tho sickness
of President Garfield, showed a true
womanly sympathy for Mrs. Garfield
nnd repeatedly sent messages expiessive
of tho most k'iudly feeling. After tho
President's death, Minister Lowell re
ceived tho following telegram from tho
Queen : 'Would you express my sin
cere condolence to tho lato President's
mother and inquire after her health, as
well as after Mrs. Garfield's?" Her Maj
esty adds : "I should bo thankful if you
would procure mo a good photograph of
General Garfield." Mrs. Garfield replied
in fitting terms and promised that tho
request should bo complied with. If the
titieen were in the habit of sympathising
with foreigners in their aillictions there
would bo nothing remarkable in this ac
tion on her part. But such is not tho
case on the contrary this is tho first
time, so far as tho United States are
concerned, that Queen Victoria has ever
shown any particular interest in the grief
ot strangers.
Tho Erie Herald, an alleged Demo
cratic paper, has declared against Mr.
Noble, for no better reason, according
to the Philadelphia Timis, than that it
is the personal org m of William L. Scott
who doesn t liko .Mr. Noble. Tho Times
"welcomes tho Herald to tho indenen
dent line, no matter why of how it was
driven out of the party traces," and says
farther that "kicking is always whole
some." The majority of right minded
men will not agree with the Times, nor
do wo believe tho Times would bo will
ing to stand by its own assertion. That
sort of thing 13 not "independence," but
pure "cussedness," without a shadow of
an excuse. It would bo impossible to
maintain any kind of party discipline, if
personal motives were accepted as ade
quate oxciistH for bolting. Tho Times
u so frightfully independent that per
haps it prefers anarchy and asort-of "de'il
take the hindmost" ticket.
The opinion is rapidly spreading that
radical changes are necessary in the
Millet svillo State Nonnal School, and
filch as do not alTect the scholars. The
faculty and sonio of tho trustees are
pur uiug a eoutso which is at once ille
gal nnd ridiculous and are drawing pub.
lie contempt upon themselves. The fac
ulty appear to bo very small autocrats
who are vindictive and overbearing, and
their arbitrary and foolish measures are
bringing tho school into di-repute.
Whether they have any right to dismiss
scliolais for refusing to obey illogical
and silly cominamh may be a subject of
dispute, but there can bo no doubt what
ever that the faculty have no right to
forbid other Normal Schools from receiv
ingtho dismissed pupils. Tho faculty
may find themselves confronted with un
pleasant legal ptoctedings unless they
abandon that lino of procedure.
Peace does not ivitru iu Luzerne, tho
home of lloyt and Palmer, attd despite,
the autocratic dictation of tho "bosses",
there is a decided boom for Wolfe. Iu
tho city of Wilkes Lane, under tho very
no3es of tiio party magnates, n Woliu
ciuo nas oeen organized with a very re
spectable roll of members and a proba
bility of further accessions. Mr. Palmer
on hearing of tho intention to start such
a club thought that it would be "liko n
hitniblo bee, biggist at its birth." The
club rather liked tho idea nnd adopted
me name oi toe minimo jjoes, out J'al.
liter's prediction has proved untrue, for
the membership is increasing. Pittstoti
will add a good many recruits to Wolfe's
army, and it is quite likely that tho voto
for the machine candidate iu November1
will not greatly please Catnerpn, lloyt,
t5 uo.
Two plans havo been suggested for'
the relief ot tho iUtchigan siiltercrs by
utilizing tho cloths used iu tlrnninir
buildings ; ouo ot these is to send the
cloths direct to those in need, and
tho other is to sell tho goods at auction
aud remit tho proceeds. Either plan
would bo beneficial. In thu larger cities,
alpaca, cashmere and even moro costly
materials wero used and these would
tniiko excellent dresses. Tho lighter
iiuubliuH, fco could bo used for linings.
Tho express companies have volunteered
to carry all such goods free of charge if
delivered at tho railroad stations, it it
is decided to sell tho stuffs, (ho money
will bo Edit without loss of time. There
nro thousands in great distress nnd
prompt efforts should bo made to lelievo
them.
As tho Piovidenco J'rest truthfully
says, "train jobbing seems to bo one of
tho safest us well as one of tho most pro
fitable lliita of business in tho South
mm
Gnlualia A. Grow don't shout for i
WoUo WMfamtport Gazette 0 Dull
etiv.
Just as loudly as ho docs for Bally.
t Capt. H. W. llowgate, tho embezzling
Signal Service officer returned to Wash
ington on Tuesday and was arrested on
tho charge of embezzling $50,000 addi
tional of goverment money.
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.Tudtro Tourgeo says that tho most ro
nmrknblo thing about President Arthur
is his tremendous organizing power. Ev
idently tho Judgo has not yet finished
his "fcrrnnd."
Tho theological faculty of Yalo Col
logo has decided to uso tho revised ver
sion of tho Now Testament, voting it
"better than any other English version,
oocatiso it ioiiows more exactly tiio
Greek text as originally written, and is
a moro clear and correct translation."
Hon. Simon Cameron says that Mr
Wolfo has nover given any ovidenco of
tils tuness tor tlto ollico ot Statu tieas-
urer. Sneaking of litucss, how veiv
very.inteiesting it would bo to know tho
peculiar illness ot itr. uanicroiia sou
Don, for tho ollico of United Stales Sen
nlor. Mr. Cameron is such a shroWd
old gentleman that it is possible lie has
discovered what nobody else has.
On thu way homo from tho Democrat
ic State Convention nt Williatnsport,
some of tho Philadelphia delegates be
haved in an outrageous manner and
earned merited contempt. One Bob
Lister Smith shot Sam Josephs, indicting
a wound in tho foot. Tho shooting of
Josephs is a matter of no moment ex
cept in that it affords an excellent op
portunity to send Smith to jail for n sea
son and this opportunity should not bo
overlooked.
In tho Supremo Court of this State on
Monday a decision was delivered in the
case of Stack vs. O'Hura, sustaining tho
Com I ot Jivcoming county, f'nther
Stack brought suitagaiust Bishop O'llara
to recover damages for his unlawful re
moval from his charge. This will prob
ably lie the end ot the litigation between
Father Stack and Bishop O'llara, which
in one form or nnother lias been before
tho Courts for years.
a rumor is ntioat mat vanuernur, in
order to obtain a western outlet from
Philadelphia, contemplates building a
branch road to connect Antrim, Tioga
county, witli Williatnsport, a distance of
fifty miles. At tho latter place it will
connect with tho Catawissa branch of
tho Heading It. It. By means of certain
branch roads tho inaiti lmo ot tho New
lork Central win bo reached and a
through lino obtained to Philadelphia.
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j. ilia la uiijiwi i.iui, u u iiu.
The Philadelphia Republican conven
tion for tho nomination of candidates for
City Commissioner, held a few days ago,
was tho most disgraceful affair of the
kind that ever occurred in tho btate.
Squabbling and quarreling led to fight
ing aud smashing ot furniture anu ended
in a regular riot. Tho police filially
managed to restore order. The machiuo
organs havo litllo to say their elo
quenco is reserved to magnify trilling dis
orders in a Democratic convention into
monstrous proportions, llowovcr there
is this to be said, that Philadelphia pol
iticians of whatever belief manago to
disgrace the party to which they adhere.
The Philadelphia Chronicle Herald
makes uso of tho following language,
which is as truo as it is severe: "The
Philadelphia delegation to tho Democrat
ic convention canted tho contempt of the
country men. Tho rural Democrat all
over the State is giving vent to his dis
gust at tho conduct of the ignoramuses,
clowns and tricksters who made up a
large part of tho delegation that was
supposed to represent tho 75,000 Demo
crats of Philadelphia. Will tho party
in this city ever get tho upper hand of
these people who cheat and disgrace it
and make tho name of a "Philadelphia
Democrat" a b)vwo'rd of shame and re
in the Stato convention every year"
Some of our over-wise Republican or
gans have discovered that Hon. Orange
Noblo was Senator Wallace's man in the
recent Convention and Mr Davis was
tho choice of Hon. Samuel J; Randall.
Neither Mr. Wallace nor Mr. Randall
took any pait whatever in the proceed
ings and tho latter was not even in Wil
liamsport. We fit inly believe that if the
Dcinoeratio paity were to adopt the Bible
as a platform, that some such paper as
iho Altoona Tribune would straightway
set about convincing its l'euilt-rsj.tliat the
book was an utterly unteliablu publiea
tion and emauuted from a faction fight
in tho paity.
Mr. Joseph Iv. llogeit, tlto new chair
man ot the iJemocratio atule ueiitial
Committee, is the editor nnd proprietor
of tho Wilkes-Barro Union Trader and
well known to all politicians in this part
of tho State. He was a candidate
for Stato treasurer at tho recent con
vention and was tho repiesentative of
tlto young Democracy. His election as
oliuirniau may bo attributed to that fact.
Although be is a young man he has had
long experience iu polities and will make
an able aud clllctcnt chairman, lie has
held the ollico of register in Luzerne
county and conducted its nffairs with
signal ability. Mr. Bogert has plenty
of pluck aud determination, and will
make tho campaign n warm ono for the
Republicans.
And now tho wonderful Tribune is
maintaining that the law by which per
sons not members of tho Senate nro pro
hibited from taking part in its proceed
ings is iu conllict with that clause of tho
Constitution which provides that no
Stato shall bo deprived of its equal auk
frngo in tho Senato 1 So that if two Sen
ntois from ono Stato wero to die, or liko
Conkling and Piatt to resign, tlto day
before tho Senate was to meet, the Sen
ato could not be organized until a new
election was held to fill their placeB.
What a paper 1 What a paper 1 Why,
oh why, doesn't it consult a law primer
when it is minded to talk about law
But if it did, it would no longer bo tho
Tribune. What a paper I What a pa
por.iV; Y. World.
Counsel for tho government have filed
affidavits in tlto Star route case, against
Thotnns J. Brady, John L. French, Wil
liam II. Turner, Georgo L. McDonough
and Samuel P. Drown, for conspiring to
defraud tho United States, and prayed
that tho same be tiled, and warrants bo
issued iu tho ordinary form, ns prayed
for. AVarrants havo been issued for the
arrest of tho defendants, and it is prob
able that Gen. Brady's property will bo
attached. Proceedings will also bo com
meuced against ex-Senator Dorsoy. It
really begins to look as" if these publio
plundtreis might ho consigned to jail
nnd some nt least of tho peoplo's inottoy
recovered. It will he a tall plunio in
Arthurs cap if it is proved that a Repub
lican administration dare put Republican
thieves iu jail Mid keep them there.
TIIK l'LATFOKM.
I'lio rciolulirius adopted hv tho recent
uetiioeiniio Mate Convention, though
somewhat diffuso are sound in principle
and iu accordance with tho belief Of all
good men of the party. They will am-
-., . :
ply repay perusal aud wo bono that our
leu'iura win iiiKU imiu 10 careiuuy con
sider them. Brielly summarised, they
declare for homo rule, freedom of elec
tions, opposition to monopoly nnd abuse
of oorpotato franchises, economy in pub
lio expenditures, and demand the unfal
tering prosecution of tho Star ronto
thieves. In stato politics tho tcpublicntt
administration is arraigned for its sub
serviency to eoiporations, its nbuso of
trusts, its wastefulness in expenditure,
nnd its shameless abuso of tho pardoning
power.
Tho resolutions close witli n sincere
expression of the profound sorrow of tho
democrats of Pennsylvania for tho dcatli
of President Garfield, of sympathy f ot
itis stricken family, and of execration for
ids assassin.
The length of tho resolutions should
not prevent their being read attentively.
WOLFE'S CAMPAIGN.
Charles S. Wolfo delivered his open
ing speech of the campaign in tho As
sembly buildings, Philadelphia on Tues
day night. Tho hall was densely pack
ed and hundreds wero tillable to gain ad
mission. A long list of Vice Presidents
and Secretaries included tho names of
many of tlto most prominent and influen
tial Republicans in the city. Dr. Thomas
1'. Morton a well known physician pre
sided. Tho speech was even more vig
orous nnd telling than had been expect
ed. Ilo reviewed in scathing language
tho operations of tho machine for the
past livo years and exposed tho rotten
ness of the Pardon Poard aud tho ras
cality of tho Riot Bill. It was a scorch
ing arraignment, and cannot fail to pro
duco an effect upon the moro indepen
dent aud honest Republicans. Tho J'ress
admits that there is much truth in the
charges mado by Mr. Wolfe and unites
witli him in condemning tho acts com
plained of. The 1'rest says, "If Mr.
Wolfe follows up his campaign witli tho
vigor and directness of attack with which
ho lias begun, it is manifest that tho ex
pectations entertained of a quiet cam
paign will bo very far from realized."
The organs throughout tho Stato have
received orders from Chairman Cooper
not to notice Mr. Wolfe, but wo are in
clined to believe that tho only result this
will produce, will be an increased demand
for independent papers wherein Mr.
Wolfe's utterances are duly set forth and
his actions chronicled.
A SKIlltlUS CASK.
In tlto early part of July last a man
named Viceuzo ltebello, a fruit dealer in
New Orleans, was arrested on tho sup
position that ho was Esposito, a bandit,
who was wanted by tho Italian govern
ment for murder aud other crimes,
ltebello was taken to Now York hun
dreds of miles from his homo and had a
hearing beforo United States Comtnis
sioner Osborn. Tho identity was not
conclusively proved and ruueh testimony
ot a contacting character was given,
On tho T3th of September tho Commis
sioner rendered his decision against tlto
prisoner,' and he was sent abroad on tho
21st nit. Messrs. W. D. Shipman and
W. G. Choate, counsel for ltebello, have
submitted an elaborate memorial to Sec
retary Blaino to bo laid beforo tho Pres
ident sharply reviewing tho case. They
hold that tho arrest was illegal, tho ques
tion of identity not proved and tho steal
thy removal of tho prisoner culpable.
Tho memorial is carefully drawn and
will doubtless rcceivo tho attention it do-
serves. 1 ho legal gentlemen request tlto
return of ltebello to this country where
tho question of his liability to extradi
tion can propcriy bo determined. It
does appear as if there had been too
much haste in tlto matter and ns if it
had not been conclusively proved that
Rebello was Esposito. A subject so
grave as this should rcceivo instant at
tention as tho extradition of foreign born
citizens is a delicate duty and should on
ly bo exercised with great precaution.
Tho case presunt many singular features
and its conclusion will bo awaited with
great attxiety by all foreigners in this
country.
nn; ass.siys tkial.
Distiict Attorney Corkltill last week
issued subpoenas to the following wit
nesses for tlto government in tho caso of
the United States vs. Charles J. Guiteau:
Edward A. Bailey, stenographer, whe
lms a large mass ot notes of conversa
tions with Guiteau while in jail, giving
his history from early boyhood, reasons
for committing the act, etc. j Georgo W.
Adams, president of tho J'Juenin; SVr
ublishing Compauv, who was m the
depot en route to Capo May when tlto
shooting occurred! Georgo W. McElrath,
detective ; Dr. D. W. Bliss and Dr. D.
S. Lamb, who wero present at the
autopsy ; Jacob P. Smith, special officer
iit tlto Baltimore and Potomao Railroad
depot, who witnessed tho shooting and
assisted in tho arrest ot tiuiteau ; barah
E. D. White, in charge of tlto ladies'
waiting room at tho depot, who witnessed
the shooting and helped to raise tho
President ; Robert A. Park, ticket-seller,
wito jumped through tho window of his
ollico and assisted in raising tho Presi,
dent ; Policeman Patrick Kearney, who
spoko to tho President just beforo tho
shooting, toiling him ho had ten minutes
to wait for tho train ( this witness also
assisted m Guiteau s arrest.
Tho caso was submitted to tho grand
jury on Tuesday and most of thu wit
nesses mentioned gavo their testimony.
Mr. Edward L. Du Barry, a new witness,
who was present at tho depot and wit
nessed tlto bhootiug,also testified. At ono
o'clock in tlto afternoon tlto jury took a
recess, nnd tlto foreman, Mr. Churchman,
proceeded to tlto ollico of tho district at
torney and placed iu Colonel Corkhill's
hands a presentment against Charles J.
Guiteau for tlto murder of James A.
Garfield, President of tho United States,
by wounding him witli n bullet fired
from a pistol in tho hands of Charles J.
Guiteau, at tho Baltimore and Potomao
depot, on or about tho second day of
July, a. j. 1881.
At, this writing,District Attorney Cork
hill had not completed tho formal in
dictmcnt. fl'lio titito for Guiteau's nr
raignineut lilts not been made publio and
probably will not bo. There is very lit
tle excitement in Washington nnd tiio
officers do not anticipate any trouble.
Guitentt is to bo brought from tho jail to
tho ooutt, a distanco of nearly threo
miles in tlto regular prision van, and his
trial will be conducted in every respect
the same as that of any other criminal.
Tho work of removing draperies for
tho Michigan sufferers began iu New
York on '1 uesday. Such goods ns aro
suitable for dresses will bo sent West,
and tho remainder sold nt auction. It is
thought that S20.000 will bo realized
from tho sale.
Thu deieudants in the star routo cases
ntmoarcd in nouit at AVfiHliinnInn mi
'lVosduy and veto released upon $7600
and $4000 MK.
Hough on Conkling.
At tho Baptist Ministers' meeting in
Now York, on Monday tho ReV. Dr.
Wnyland lloyt of Brooklyn, speaking of
the death of tho lato President, said ! "If
President Arthur in tho faco of this most
awful Providenco should tnko into his
closo counsels, or should put Into a prom
inent position in ollico that mnn who in
this Stnto incarnates tho hideous spoils
system, and who, though I speak it with
wonder nnd horror, was tho only man
Nortli or South who stood with mute
lips In our recent distress, then thcro
ought to go up such a protest from press,
pulpit, nnd people, that tho President
would realize that his seat is tho gift of
tho people and that ho is their servant,
continued npplausc, Tito best place to
rebuke tho system is in its representative."
News' Items.
Tho Susquehanna river nt Ilarrisbttrg,
is lower now titan it lias been since 180I1.
Somebody in Utica has written a let
ter threatening the life of ox Senator
Conkling.
A meeting of tlto Democratic Stato
Cominitteo will bo held in Bolton's hotel,
Harrisburg, on Tuesday, October 11th
The threo robbors who plundered the
train on tlto Iron Mountain It. R. last
week havo been captured.
A train of forty oil cars caught fire
near Port Jervis, on tlto Erie R It., last
ednesday.and many ol them exploded
Some 3511,000 gallons of oil were burned
Matvin tho bigamist and forger plead
guilty to a chargo of forgery in the
Richmond, Va court nnd was sentenced
to ten years in the penitentiary.
A lire in Ehuira last Friday destroyed
a livo story block and adjoining proper
ty valued at SM0.000. The Advertiser
ollico narrowly escaped destruction.
Tornadoes and heavy rain storms havo
caused great losses m Nebraska, Wiscoii
sin nnd Minnesota. No lives were lost
but many persons wero seriously injured.
Franklin J. Moses, ex-Govenor of
South Carolina, was arrested in New
York on Monday, charged with swind
ling William S. Hall out of $25.
Twelvo buildings wero destroyed bv
firo at Warren,this Stale, on Sunday last
causing a loss ot s5U,UUU: insurance
SlG.fiOO.
Nelson W. Aldrich is tlto successor of
Gen. Burnside in tlto United States Sen
ate. Ilo is not -10 vears old and is now
a congressman from Rhode Island.
Edward Law, a member of the legis
latino from Philadelphia was drowned
in tho Schuylkill river on Wednesday
by tlto capsizing of a shell in whicli ho
was rowing.
James Williams, twenty-ono years of
age, was killed last week by falling down
the air shaft of tho Stanton mino nt
Wilkesbarrc. Tho shaft is five hundred
feet deep.
Mr. Kcono's horses in England gained
fresh laurels Inst week. Foxhall won the
Grand Duke Michael stakes at Newmar-
kot,with Fulano sccond,nnd Golden Gate
won the Granby stakes.
An attache of tho Surgeon-General's
Department at Washington alleges that
on Monday night ho heard two men on
tho street plotting tlto murder of Presi
dent Arthur.
Emanuel Lazams,a well known citizen
of Pittstoti. jumped from tlto third story
of his Iiouso on Tuesday, while laboring
under an attack of delirium tremens and
died in half an hour afterwards.
Tho New York State Republican Con
vention was held on Wednesday last.
Senator Warner Miller was chosen chair
man and tho friends of Conkling were
beaten nt all points.
Dispatches from all parts of New Eng
land indicato tho thermometer below
freezing point and considerable damngo
dono to crop3. A dispatch from Stowe,
Vt., states that it began snowing there
Wednesday forenoon, and fruit is frozen
on tlto trees.
A 'fire in Eldred, McKean county, on
Friday last, destroyed a large pait of
tho town and caused losses estimated at
$100,000, half of which amount is cover
ed by insurance. Five acres wero burn
ed over.
Cat.uskii. Choking, putrid mucous
accumulations aro dislodged, tho nasal
passages cleansed.disinfected and healed,
breath sweetened, mell taste, and hear
ing restored, and constitutional tendency
checked by Sanfoid's Radical Cure.
Tho sufferings of the burned-out peo
plo of Michigan havo been increased by
disease Typho nialarial fever, bilious
colio and pneumonia nro playing sad
havoc among the persons rendered home
less by tho recent forest iires. Mnny
deaths have already occurred, and sev
eral of the sufferers aro now lying at tlto
point of death.
St. Louis Western Watchman.
MllSIO II ATM CIlAItJIS, KTC.
Ono of the grcnt manufacturing inter
ests of Boston is tlto Emerson Piano
Company, whoso pianos nro used with
high appreciation and satisfaction
throughout tlto world. In a recent con
versation with Mr. Jos. Uramer, ono of
tho propnetois.that gentleman remaiked:
"I havo usoil thnt snlendid rcmedv. St.
Jacob's Oil, in my family,nnd found it to
bo so very beneficial that I will never bo
without it. ft has cured mo of a severe
caso of rheumatism after other remedies
had failed."
Charles Pierce, imprisoned at Bloom-
ington, Ills., for horse stealing, recently
Killed lus jailor. Un Saturday niglit an
immciiso crowd overpowered tlto Bheriff
and his olhccrs, took Pierce from tho
jail and hanged him. There was great
excitement,
Tito highest hopes and interest of tlto
raco rest on tho purity, health and
strength of womanhood. Wo takq pleas.
tiro in referring our readers to tho ro
markablo efficacy of LydiaE. Pinkham's
Vegetablo Compound in nil that class of
diseases from which women suffer so
much.
Iitl'OUTANT to TitAVEUins Sneclal in
ducements areoflVrtd you by tho Hurlincton
itoute. it win pay you to reau tuclr silver
llaoment to b found ehowhere in this issue.
March 18 -10-w
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATl Of JOHN RAVI', DECEASED,
Thn underalpncrl amlltnr nnnrtlntrrt l,v iu n,.
'bans' Court of Columbia coui.tv tnmnku Htutritm.
Inn of tho fund In the hands of tho administrators
to and among tho parties loyally entitled to rcceivo
tho same will ineL-t lh rmrtlfH IntprnttAii inimM
estate at his oillce In the town of liloomsburg, In
natd county, on Saturday, the M day of cctoTwr,
atlo o'clock a. m of taut day, when and where all
iruinuBtuu-itiru-u jiitaiu 1-muw must aucnq or bo
forever debarred (rum any sharo of aald fund.
OUY JACOnY.
octT,4w,
Auditor,
$28801
msdo In ono yoar by one agent.
Iwiidloo fora small 8mtde, orONE
DO I. LA H tor 8 different arUclou
Which retail for it. and wo will Bhow vou how to
maku tQ la a year, De.suro to mention this paper,
tl. T. UiJCK, bONACO.
Uwliburg, Union Co., Fa.
uticura
PYAEMIA
Or Blood Poisoning, which Rosults in
Abc:sros, Ulcers, Soros. Carbun
olos, Boils, Itching Humors,
Cured.
FEVER SORE
What 1 tell 7011 Is tho truth, told for no other pur
two but to testify to tho merits ot tho Cutlour
llomedlcs. Mr. Frederick Teuton, of this town, has
boon troubled for years with a Fovcr Boro on ono ot
his legs. Last fall and all winter ho could hardly
walk a Btcp. 1 Induced him to tako your ncmcdles,
lto lias taken about four bottles Cutlcura llcsolvcnt,
and used tho Cutlcura and Cutlcura Soap external
ly. Ills leg to-day la almost well, nnd ho walks with
caso. It was ft sight to behold-black, and swollen
very badly. I wish you could seo his leg to-day,
Tho cnango would astonish you.
C1IAS. II, TKHT, Alfred, MO,
SALT RI1KUM
Will McDonald. 5541 nparhnrn Street. Clitcairo,
gratefully acknowledges a cure of salt niieutn on
head, neck, foeo, nrms ami legs, for seventeen years;
not ablo to walk erc"nt m hands nnd knees for ono
yearj not ablo to heip himself for eight years) tried
hundreds of rcmeitlrs; doctors pronounced hts caso
iiu,,i-u;nu, yui muut.'uuy uuruu uy uhj uuuuuru uuiuu-
GREAT BI.OOD MEDICINES.
Tho halt has not been fold as to tho great curative
powers Of the Cuttctim llpmnrUon. I linvn nittri linn.
dreds of dollars for medicines to euro diseases of tho
oioo nnu ssm. anu nover found anything yet to
CIIAS. A. WILLIAMS, PfOTldcnco.H. I
TREATMENT.
Tho rutlcnrft treatment fur thn etirn of Sktn.Scntn
and lilood nispnsos, consists In tho Internal usonf
rutlcura lte.TOlvcnt, tho now Illood I'uriner, and the
external uso of cutlcura and Cutlcura Soap, tho
(Iroat Skin cures.
Trice of cm'lcintA.Rnvll boxc, r0c.: largo boxes
ft.crTIOim V hesoi.VKNT, ft per botUo. Cutlcura
woap , ioo. uiuicura shaving Boaap, use. sold by c
druj,-jl5ts.
Pepot, WEEKS ft roTTEIt, Boston, Mass.
CATARRH
Sanford's Radical Cure,
Complete Treatment
For $100.
Clear head and voice, easy breathing, sweet
breath, perfect smell, tasto nnd hearing, no
cough, no choking, no distress. Theso happy
conditions nro brought about In tho severest ca
ses of Catarrh by that most agreeable, rcono.
mlcal, speedy, safe and never Mlilng specinc,
sanford's ltndlcal Curo. Comploio and Infnlllhlo
treatment, consisting of ono bottle of tho Itadl
cal Cure, ono box of Catarrhal solvent nnd ono
Improved Inhaler, all wrapped m ono packaeo,
wmi ireausi) and directions, nnd snlcl by oil
druggists for $1. Ask for Sanford's IIuittc.il Cure.
General Agents, WJEKtC l'OITEU,
nosTon, Jiass.
ttHMMM
ltTH. M CE. Itoaches.
Watnr llugj nnd lied nnd
IV I'AKhON'S KXTEHMI
miuck Anis eatrnvenou.
Natoii and die. No fear
or oai sme' s. liirns.
granaries and households
often clr-nred in a tuig'o
night. Best and cheapest vermin killer In tho
world. o failure In 80 vears. Every box warrant
ed, sold by all grocers ntd druggists. Afk for!
rAKsoas1, .Maueurorsjc. by weeks s totter
uosion, .-uass.
Democratic State Ticket.
FOH STATE THEASUHEH,
HON. ORANGE NOBLE,
OF ERIE.
Democratic Couaty Ticket
ASSOCIATE JCDdE.
FliANKLIN h. SIIUMAN,
of Catawiua.
JAMES LAKE,
Of Scott.
rnoTiioKOTAnv.
WILLIAM KIUCKUAUM.
of lllovm.
KE01S1 Ell AND KECORDKK.
0. W. S1EIINEH,
of Bloom,
COENTT TREASURER,
A. M. JOUNSON,
of Locust,
COONTV COMMISSIONERS.
CIIAHLS ItEICUAHD,
of Main.
B. F. EDGAIt,
of Fishingcrcch.
Al'DITORI.
c. W. HESS,
L. J. ADAMS.
a TX1KH71PI3! W.t.vriin for tho Lit'
s.a.tjr MuMAQ mvruh to Services nnrt as:
I'YItED THESIDENT
uARFIEL
uy ucv. or. orapf r of New Voile This with our
An o. 1 Woik for Home. Llbraiy orCounttnL'
.,IUI1UUI Ul Jtllltri-un 1'irtrri-f.a. K r ImnLalnnnn
..UU-9V. tut JUIADYAY. AEV lOBE.
Oct T, 4-w ala
Parker's Ginger Tonic
Circs Complaints of Women and diseases of tho
Stomach, Bowels, Lungs Liver, and KldnetF.and Is
cnureiy uinerentjrom Ultttrs, otnger Essences and
other Tonics, as It nevi r Intoxicates. 60c. and ft
slies. Largo Saving Billing tl size.
I1ISCOX & CO., Chemists, N. V.
octT, 4w. d
6,0(10 AOE.VIS WANTED to sell tho
LIFE OF GARFIELD-
Ills enrlv lift) anil earrrr ns hniritrr nnrt Rtntmnn ,
bis election and admlnlst ration : his assassination :
his heroic struggle) for Hie; wonderful medical treat
ment; blood lwlsouliur; itmcval toEltwon: death.
oto. TioIUfcely Illustrated, tpletidld nortralt of
oarneld. his wife and mother; teeno of tho shoot,
lnir: Die sick chamber: (iuiirnu in hin mil, ti,
surgeons and tho cabinet, a ho only complete- and
authentic woik. Therotsa forluno for agentanm
in uiu iivm n jui iuib UVUK. UUIUIH blU. PDt'uK nUICK,
Addicts
Hubbard Brts., rubs., va Chestnut St. Pblla.
oct 7, 4w. U
GARFIELD'S:
Favorite Portrait
from a Negative by
tuerbuiui, jurist, or
New Yoik, of which (im, Oaitleld ordered over SOOO
forpeisonal ush. Ills last crderwas tor loo Justbe
loro the assassination. Mzo IdxSl, l, superior to
jno nnest (teei plate, The people want a standard
i ui u mi,, ki-jho mum (i iu ten uarnems ravortte.
Draper, t N. Y. E. if.
PORTRAIT.
treat, ioj ji-way,w. y,
oct 7, 4w.
Valuable Real Estate
AT
PRIVATE SALE
THE LAItOK FL0URIN0 MILL
In Hemlock township known is tho
RED MILL
Is offe icd nt nil ATE SALE, This mill Is 47 feet
by .0 feet and contains
FOUR PAIRS OF BURRS.
Usual ly tun by wider rower, but has a steam cn
L'tno to run It In time of unusually low water. It has
A Largo Custom Trado
and thcro Is a bargain In It., For further particulars
In qui root
M. H. AITLBMAN,
Oct. 7-8m Uloomsburg, I'a.
E
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
UTi:t or josm'ii weaver, deceased.
Letters testamentary on tho estato of Joseph
Weaver,late ef the loi. n of llloomsburg.Columbla ep.
1'iim'u.. deceased, lxnu been granted by the llegfs.
ter of said county to I. W. JicKelvy, executor, of
jwuujBuurK-. AfiperHuiis uuwrKCJaunsagainBiino
estate of the decedent aro requested to present them
for icttlduent nudtboio Indented to ttioestutoto
inalo pajmintio tho undrtigncd executor with,
out delay.
I.W, MCKELVY,
scp.ie-sw Executor,
SUIlSOItIHE NOW FOR
THE COLUMBIAN
$1.60 IN ABVAKCIQ.
I
8
.TOTI0E Itf PARflTION
K8TATK or JOnN P. CHAM, DtCXISKD.
To Susan K. Coorcr. Baltm Township, Luzcrno
county, la., Mahola Cridg, Brlarcreck township.
Columbia county, Msry, Intermarried with W. A. 3
lltlttaln of Brlarcreck township, Columbia county.
Mary R, savago ot iirccnvlllo, Tennessee, Clark
Mansfield, Marshall, Texas, Mrs. Frank A. Nngalo
lias, 983 walnut street, I'hlla., 'n nnd W, J, Mans
field, Berwick, I'a. erecting i Y'ou nro hereby no
tified thai In accordance with a writ ot partition Is
sued out of tho orrhans court of Columbia county,
Stato of I'a.. An Inquest will bo held by tho under
signed on the following described premises to wit I
Certain pleco or parcel of land tho samo being n
vacant lot bounded nnd described ns follows, to-wlti
Sltuato partly In tho borough ot Berwick, Columbia
county, and partly In sa'cm township
Luzerne county, beginning at tho corner of h rout
nnd Walnut street In Berwick, therco north twer
tynvo degrees west nvo hundred nnd flvo feet to ft
corner, thenco nortli slxty-tlvo degrees east threo
hundred and seventeen feet to a corner, thenco
south twenty.nvo degrees east nvo hundred and
twcnty-nlno feet to ti corner, thenco couth sixty
seven degrees west threo hundred nnd sixteen feet ,o
the cornur tho placo of beginning, containing ono
hundred nnd sixty-threo thousand threo hundred
nno forty-eight I03,MS) square feet ot ground.elgh
ty.flvo thousand light hundred nnd fifty ys,m)
sauaro feet, ptttiato in Columbia rnuntv ai.ri sov-
niity.sovrn thousand four hundred and nlnety-clgl't
ti,Htf-7Ptiiimi iti-t ui uiu Bamu is miumu iu i.ui'ritu
.iiiuii.ii., iu uik.i-1 mill vrumm-r uiu enuiuuuii uu
divided vithout Injury toor spotllngtho wholo nnd If
uui, u vaiuu mm iipnraim, uiu nnmo in nccoraance
with Act of Assembly. Tho said inquisition will bo
held on tho premises on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1881,
at 9 o'clock p. m., when nnd whero you may attend
ii juu uiiuk iiruuer.
U. H. ENT
C. II. Jackson, Attorney for ostato. '
Sheriff.
Shorirrs omce, Sept. 0, If 81, w.
OriCU 18 IIICREHY QIVEN that an np
Plication will be made underthn Art rif Asur-m.
blv 01 the Commonwcaltn of I'ennsvlvanla. entitled
"An Act to provide for tho Incorporation nnd Itegu.
latton of certain Corporations." nnnrnvnii Aniil with.
Ifc74, and the supplements thereto, for ;tho Charier
of nn Intended corporation to bo called tho Pennsyl
vania .Mutual Telegraph Companv. tho character
and object ot which Is tho construction, mainte
nance and operation ot a ,-clegrnph lino In tho coun
ties of Philadelphia, nclaware, Chester, Lancaster,
i-uiiu'i-iiuiiu, rruuKiin, nuniingaon, iicurora, i-ui-ton,
Lwvrcnee, liutler, Wjomlng, liradfnrd.susquo
hannn. Northampton, Lchluh. Berks. Lebanon. l)au-
phln, Jlontgomcrv, Carbon, Luzerne, Lackawanna,
cuiiujiKiii, vuiuiuuiu, imuuuur, isonnuoioeiiana, Ly
coming, Union. Erie. Warren. McKean. Crawford.
cniiigo, Clarion, Arm trong, Westmoreland, Alle
ghany, Wnfhlnglon, Fayette, somerset, Mercer,
llenvcr nnd Clinton, In the Stato of Pennsylvania
nnd for thes" purposes to have, poss ss,nnd enjoy
ml the rights, benents, franchises, nnd privileges
fuiiinrt-uii) ijiuBum Act or Assemoiy ana nssui
p'ements.
HEAD & PETIT,
Solicitors,
Sept. S3-3W 8t(t Walnut street, Philadelphia.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOHN iiaylor, deceased.
Letters of Administration on tho estato of John
Baylor, lato of Montour township, Columbia countv.
I'ennn, deceased, have been granted by tho Regis-
iui ui uiu uuumy 10 i eier p. ivarsunor aamtn
Istrator. All Dcrsons havlnir claims aealnst tho
estate of tho uect-dent rro requested to present
mi-Hi iui cumt-iuuuL, uuu iusu inucuica to me es-
inio to maKo payment to U13 unaersigncd adminis
trators without delay.
riSTEIt S. KAItSIINEIt,
Catawlssi. Administrators.
Sept. V 0-w
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
L.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Mnnha Adams
vs. I
Joseph A. Ilonrlo and
Tho orangevllto it. s.
1'. & Loan Association.
In tho Court of Common
Pleas of Columblacounty.
Judgt. No. in, Jlay T
isso. Ft. fa. No. 35. May
T..1S8I. Vend. ex. No. 82
j ecpt. t. issi.
Tho real estate herein having been purchased by
alien creditor whose receipt was attached, Tho
omngeMlle M. s. I-'. & Loan Association appear and
dispute such implication of proceeds of b.Hh. Where
upon .loin O. Fruezo was appointed auditor to mako
distribution tf tho said funds: Notlco H hereby
given, that the auditor will attend at his omcoln
Bloomsburg, on Wednesday, October Mh, at
o'clock o. m. for that purpose, when and whero all
persons having claims upon said fund aro requested
to present them, or bo forever debarred from com
ing in on said tund.
JOHN O. FREEZE,
Auditor.
Sept. 23, 4-w.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JONAS WIUQIIT, DECEASED,
Notice Is hereby give that Iho undcrslcned.np
polnted an nudltor by tho orphans' Court of colum
bla county, to dlstrlbuto balance ot fund In tho
hands of somuel Ncjhard. Administrate of Jonas
wrignr, mm or EriarcrecK townmip, will attend
nt. his r-Olrn In flin tnirti rt Ulnntn.,,,.. nn
Saturday, t'ctober S2nd, A. D 1881, at nine o'clock
hi uiu luruuuuu 10 punurm inu uuttes or ins appoint
ment, when and whero all persons having claims
against iho said estate aro requested to present tho
knmeor be forever debarred from coming In for a
clime rum iuuu,
JOHN O. FREEZE,
Sep. 83 4w Auditor.
A
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
IN HE-ESTATE OF JOHN DE1SHL1NE, DECEASED.
The understcned. Aufltinr nnnnlntnl hv tin, nr.
plmns' Court ot Columbia county, to mako distribu
tion of tie fund In the hands of tho adminis
trator of tho estato of said decedent, to and nmong
uiu uuc i-iiiiui-u uirrt-iu, win t-it at nis ollico in
bloomsburg.on S turday.oct. nd,lE81, nt lo o'c'ock
ln tho torenron, to pcrlo'm tho duties of
his aPDOlntment. when nnrl whr-rn n. I nnrttra
t'lteresled In wild fund must nppear and present
their claims or bo forever debarred from any sharo
of said fund.
R. BUCKINGHAM,
t.ep. ?j-lw. Auditor
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOnN LATCOCK, DECEA8ED
Th undersigned auditor appointed by tho Or
gans' court or Columbia county, to mako dlstrlbu
lon of the tund In the hads of Oav a Lonenbcrc.
administrator of John Lnjcock, deceased, lato ot
thu town of Blccmtburg, will attend nt his ollico in
Bloomsburg on Thii'soay, Octolcr "th. A. D., USl,
nt nlno o'clock In iho forenoon, to perform tiiedu
tlen of his appointment, when and where all persons
having claims uguinbtthe said estato aro requested
to picbi-iittliem or bo forever dctarred from com
ing ti) fora sharo of snld fund.
v. u. uuuuivv, A I ,
Sop. 23-4 w Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
. KSTATK Or IIAV1I1 SlUrFFli, DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor nnnolnled bv tbn Or
phans' Court, ef t-Olurabia county to mako distribu
tion oi wie mini in ana among me purilcj entitled
thereto. 1 1 sit nt his ofllee Inlleivik-k on Prlflnv.
thulflhdayof Novembi r. l'bl nt 9 o'clock a. in.,
to perlorm the duties of his appointment, when and
pnuru un pircons uaMiig claims, ngtuns' luo es'ato
it-cuiviug uny buuru oi sum iuqu
... MJ- UI uuu l-luiv I.H- PUII1C.1 1 UCUlllllU UUUI
U II. J tCKSON,
Sept. 3n,t Auditor.
A
UDU OIl'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF 0E0RBK RE1SWICK, DECEASED,
The underfilled auditor nnnolntfil hv thn nr.
;)liaus' Court of Columbia county to mako dlstrlbu-
nolda. Administrator of tho estato of Oeorrn iipIi.
.ion or ino naianeo in me nanus fir isiwimi.
nitu, urufHscu, iu uiiu uiuuii uiu partus euiititu
thereto, will sit ut his ofllcu In llloomabiiri? nn tii,-r.
uuj, uiu z in iijij ui wv;(uut-r, iesi, ul U'Q OC10CK in
ment when and where all persons haUm? ulaims
uio lorenoou, io peiiorm ino nunes or ms appoint
ugaiunt nam esinie win appear ana piove luo same
or be forever debarred from receiving any part ot
UIUMU1D,
JOHN 31, CLARK,
Sep.23'l.4w Auditor,
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF GEOKQE W. YEAGEK, DECEASED.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by tho Or
phans' Court of Columbia county, lo make dlstrlbu.
Hon ot the funds In thu bands of Mrs. Margaret
YoiKer. surviving aCmlnlstratilx to and ainonir
creditors or parties er tilled thereto, will mcetper-
DUUB UUtll-BlCU IU UIU UlbLIltllU UI IUU aUUOft
of his nppolntinent at his onie In tho town of
Bloomsburg In mid county, on Monday, the Slih
day of ootobt r, A, D., issi, at ten o'clock a. m., of
said day, when and whero nil parlies Interested lu
Bald fund must attend or bo forever debarred from
u suaru vi sum iuieta uriunu.
SAMUEL KNORH,
sep.2'-vw Auditor,
A
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOHN ENT, DECEASED.
The underslcncd auditor appointed by tho or-
hens' Court of Columbia! ounty. to mako distribu
tion of tho baIaco ot tho fund tu tho hards ot tho
administrator ot tho estato or satd decedent to and
nniongparties entitled thereto, win sit at hlsonicu
in juocmsuurg, ino nil uuy oi novemouer, issi,at
o o'clock In the forenoon, to perform thoMutles
ui ins opr uiuuiicui. niii-ii uuu ttuuru an par
ties interested In said fund must attend, or bo for.
over debarred from any sharo of sold fund.
A. U FRITZ,
Auditor.
Bept 23, 4-w.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OK JACOB DH1BKUHH, DECEASED,
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by tho Or
lians' Court of t'olumblacounlv. to makct dlstrlbu.
Ion of the balance of tho fund In the hands ottho
admlnlMiatorotthecMateor said decedent to and
among parties tntllied Hereto, will sit at tils omce
In Bloemsbuig, on the !4th day ot October, issi, at
in o'clock In iho forenoon, to iwrlrm tho duties
of his appoint men, when and where all par
ties iiiteiistcd In said fund must attend or bo for
ever dekaned trcm any thuro oi (aid fund.
J.. L, FRITZ,
Auditor.
Sept 83, 4-w
UDl'IOK'SNOIICE,
in KE-mAiKOFn. p. iirniin, veciasid.
Iho underHgncd auditor appointed by tho Or
rhans' court of Columbia crunty to maku dlttrlbu.
Hon of the tund In tho hands ot tho executor ot
II. It, Applrman, dtccaud.as blown by the ilrst
and patllal account, to and nmotn? the names
cnlltkd thereto, hereby glvts nonce that ho will alt
In tho illKliurgo tf thedutlis of his appointment
at Ills on cu in tho town cf lilocmsLuriron Vnmiuv.
October V4lh, iss1. at ten o'clcck In tho forenoon of
bu- nay in wimii ume aiu Place nil peuepa In.
tereslid In Bald fund ure nqulrtd to attend or bo
(orcveraenarridficmauytuaroor the some.
R. BUCKINGHAM,
tep. 2.'-4w Auditor.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
N
ESTATE OF JACOB CLEWELL, DECEASED.
Tho undersigned Auditor appointed by tho Orphans'
Court ottoiumblarounty to make dlstrlbt'liou ol
tho balance In the bancs of the adm'r. toandamong
the parties U gaily tntllied to net-He the mmo
will ut(t Iho onus inn-retted lu tatd estate at
hU eniceln tl e'l'tv-ntt Bloomsbutgin faldcoun.
ly, ou Satuiday, Ihetlh day of November, lbst.
at tino'clbtk a. in , of Mild day, when and whero all
panics lnt m sled In mid estate must attend or ba
lorever dtt-urud from un) Mine cf said I una.
fci'iuMKrAitn,
t4It,0-w Auditor,
nsr EXHIBIT
Is now being hold daily by
In ovcry ono of tlioir
THIRTY-TWO DEPARTMENTS,
Of tho newest, choicest nnd most fashionnblo things in
ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS,
For tho coming Fall and Winter. Especially does this npply t0
Silks, Velvets and Plushes,
Novolties in Dress Textures,
Plain Dress Goods,
Fancy Black Fabrics,
Cloths and Cloakings,
Hosiery and Underwear,
Linen Goods,
Kid and Fabric Gloves,
"We havo, besides, tho largest
STAPLE
such as
Prints, Muslins, Sheetings, Wool and Canton Flannels,
Blankets, Quilts, c.
Our jiroiiavations for the Fall and Winter trado aro on so vast a scnlo that no
written description can do them justice, but a personal visit is absolutely necessary
for a proper appreciation. '
StrawbFiilge & Clothier,
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tie BIST
FOR
LEAST MONEY.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK
S. E. Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tite Largest Clothing House m Abiekioa.
O. IB. ROBBIUS,
(SUCCESSOR. TO D. W. H.OBBIWS,) DB AI.BR IW
Pino IlrandlcN, WiinkfcN, filim, IttiniN, uiul nil KIucIn of Wines cou-
six nl ly un tittiKl,
IMPORTED ALKS AND FUUTEBS IN BOTTLES BY THE DOZEN.
Lanillords throughout the county will find it to their advantage to
call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
Main Street, 2nd
July , 'so-ly
WEBER - -
PIA1TOS,
FINK INLAID FKENOII WALNUT CASE 0I10AN, U STOPS $90 CASH
Easy Term. Sntliiftiniin.. . 'J ...
Zr?0
. JIUSIO HALL ULOOK,
Juno lu, "st-iy '
UDITOIfS KOT1CE.
OK J0SEI-1I W. HUBS, DKCXASBD.
ni,V V.nt,''."lt'"ftl Auditor arpolntcd by tho Or.
,"u.n oj Columbia couut'y to wakoismbu.
. w 1 'Ti ."""""uenenaaot tue executor ot Jo.
iiA..,!;.!11 "i'.' dcaFeil, to uud amopg me par.
tho SMh nTi nn, ','1?, 7 n.cf, '"ocmsburif on Friday
w o smu nay ot October, A. I)., issi, at ten o'clock in
meen't,r,5f,?.S VrWlY tliM Wwpoiiiu
Jif,' wllln lltul wIiero all pertons bavins any
tlwof. Otlarn.0 trcm uccIvIdk any share
Sept. so-v
0. 0. PBACOCK,
Auditor,
DITOR'S NOTICE.
KSTATK OY D. W. H0BB1N8. DECI1BID.
?.n,c !'?e? A.uJltor appointed by theOr-
?. e.ourt 01 Col1u'"l'"4 reunly, to make dlstrlbu
lion oil no money In the handaot o. II. liobblns
PCn,f'iIl.',?.SD(1"mon'J 'hrrt'ea entitled thereto.
ir'".81 't0 cmce or K' Ikeler. Ittiln the Town
2? f.l??5i?1uJ'r' on.taturday, October Mn. lwi,
at ten o'clock . , totirloim the duties ofhls nni
rolntmeut. y,hin and where fill persona rSavlns aw
v. .,vw .vwiiiut, imj oure luereor.
Sept. tWw
V. V, I'iACOOK,
Auditor,
TO TItESPASSINQ.
k
o ii j'ri.vim mc unci y cauiieneoaeiiinBt trcsDass.
Irt:oiithefainow owned by Jtbu MollandaUo
. - ... w v m j uiitumi wur, will in von
tre lowBthlp. All lunlli ir la toiLldden on iiirt
premK-eaand
Ufto law.
eaandtrciiautrauCILe dealt with accord-
epi.to-cw
JOHN WATTEIIS,
UiMiaaje.
Ladies' Eeady-Mado Garments,
Misses' and, Children's Suits,
Boys' Clothing,
Corsets and Muslin Underwear,
Shawls and Skirts,
Infants' Underwear
Men's Furnishing, Goods,
Ribbons and Laces,
stock wo havo ovor shown in
GOODS,
(CILTfflIW(G
THE
HALL.
Door below Iron.
HARDMAW
-W-E ROOMS,
WIIiKES-BAlURB, PA.
jUDITOK'S NOTICE.
ISI1TB OY BiXl'IL Bllimil, bickibjd:
,.V,Ddef,r,1'tl auditor appointed by tho Or
Pl'aE;' court ot Columbia county, at tho requestor
SSnUi.J?r.tlia ',"! ard nclrs. to mako dlstrl
button ptiuuds in the hands ol the executors, as
Si!?rn,l!y i.Vnr6i aBd ,ar,lal account will sit at his
ifnf Jn,nlSfmB!l"l!'..on. Maty, NoTetnber 11th,
iniV?tifni9.ckck "J ihe ""enoon to attend to tho
.dh, ml '.;ls. 'PO'ninient. All pcrsorB haTlnit
SifSWi1 ,la,tl ei,a,e W1U PPear-and prove tho
s!ld tund. ut"urC(1 tnta rece.vthK any share ot
Bept.M.t.
GKO.K. KLWKIJ,
Auditor,
UDITOR'S NOTIC1,.
KSTATK OF 1NTH0NV BNTCIB, DXCI1BKD.
the underslgred auditor appointed bythoOr
phans' court ol Columbia county, to make- distribu
tion ot the balarce ol the tund. In me hands ol
the administrator ot fcald dcctdent.to and amonf
tho Tardea entitled thereto, will bit at bla ctllco
In the tovin of llloom6burif, on Katurday, the twen
ty ninth day ol oci. A, 1.,hi, at ten o'clock In tho
lorenoou. to rerlorm tho duties of hta appoint
ment, when and where and whero all parties Inter
r U d In said fund must attend or bo debarred from
rtceHlns any share thereof.
Bept. 80-lw Auditor.
JgLEOTION NOTICE,
nf.'.'JS '". tyjito given that the ret-uhur annual
wi'i'R1'1 ,Da Stockholders ol tho Bloomsburff
i.liFfSf""1."111 ' held tn Woomsburif Octo
ber Ulh 1MJ, at tho roico ot K. II. LllTWt, &q, al
two-oVlock In the afternoon, for ibo purpose oleW
J .L .ard.i' I'toctwa toecne lor Ih-) ensu'nn
5 .'"!? ,orl,'e transacuon ol any other buslnosa
ol the Coinpany,
8pt.ttM riWK r. liJIXMBrElt, Secy.