THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
J.' I: BITlf NBNDEB, me"'
BLOOMSBURG, FA.
JL''t'tday, Octot6r Q8. 18j9l
Tlio Mtuiay f,wntiutri says: "ft In a
remarkable fact that iio one lias ven
tured to oven iniestlon tlio honest v and
integrity of (icnoral Uailoy." It is nbovo
reproach. So? Thou where does tho
"remarkable fact" conio in ?
General Apathy appears to have entiro
control of tho Democracy, both state and
local. WilhaiiiS)iorl Gazette D Ihtlle-
Un.
General Consternation commands the
Republicans, and isn't making much
headway against either Noble or Wolfe,
All tho state and government ollicials
in tho Commonwealth have been assessed
by Chairman Cooper and aio expected
to contributo their quota of lucre at tho
earliest possible moment. Tlio machine
isn't running on roform to any great
extent and thoso who aro too good to
pay must preparo to step out.
The Huntingdon county Republicans
liavo declaied in favor of Way no Mac
Veagh for Governor. Don't bo in a hur
ry, gentlemen. If Baily is elected Stato
Treasurer next month, neither Mao Vcagh
nor any Other man of his kind will havo
tlio ghost ot a chance tor a nomination.
Cameron will name the man and ho
will not be 0110 of tho Mac Vcagh stripe,
Tho French and German guests of tho
nation have been treated with the great
est courtesy during their stay. A bnl
nam reception was tendered them in
Washington on Monday ovening. Tlio
Secretary of Stato and Mrs. Blaino re
ceived the distinguished guests, and
there were present mosSt of the Senatori
and other public ollicials.
Chairman Cooper has issued a red-hot
stump speech in the shape of a circular
and calls vigorously upon Republicans
to toe the murk and ,savo Jsauy. Only
a short time ago liaily was to have
walk-over at the election, but now ther
ia a change. Cooper and tho rest of
them say that it isn't Wolfe. Why this
sudden and despairing wail ? It must be
JNoule.
Some of the organs aro pretty badly
scared and arc now howling that the
Democrats are more zealous for Wolfo
than for Noble. They don't believe any
such thing and aro trying to Jet them
selves down easy. Wolfo will poll votes
enough to beat Baily without going out
side of the Kepublicaii party. There ar
any number of Independents this year
tho organs to the contrary notwithstand
ing. "
A man has on exhibition in Boston,
what purports to bo tho ilag of tlio rebel
cruiser Alabama, and values it at $10,
000, An officer of the ship explodes this
story by calling attention to the fact that
real flag went down with tho vessel aud
now lies at the bottom of tho English
Channel. It is probable that there arc
hundreds of just such frauds masquera
ding as "relics of tho war," in all parts
of the country.
There wasn't any light over the Secre
taryship of tho Senate after all. Demo
crats and Republicans peacefully agreed
that tho Chief Clerk should act as Sec
retary during tho session. Mr. Ed
munds aud his fellow Senators were evi
dently averso to the election of George
C. Gorham and Jio is the only man that
boss Mahouo would hear of. It is not be
yond the limits of possibility that Mahouo
aud Davis may yet prove to be expensive
investments for the Republicans.
Professor King, the icronaut, and his
companion, who made a balloon ascen
sion from Chicago, and who it was feared
were lost, have arrived safely at Chippe
wa Falls, Wis. The balloon descended
in tho woods, sixty-live miles from that
place and tho unfortunate men were lost
m tho woods for livo days, suffering
greatly from exposure and hunger.
There is altogether too much risk in
sailing in air ships to render tho attempts
alluring. Tho coming down. is even more
dangerous than tho going up, and tho
chances of starving to death in the woods
would seem to be greater than of being
dashed to pieces by accident to tho bal
loon. I Ins is not only distressing nut
inglorious.
Grant is a daily visitor of the Presi
dent and the result of his many inter
views will doubtless be seen in the con
struction of tho now cabinet. If Mr.
Arthur intends to have his administra
tion even respectable, ho will have as
little of the "third teun" about it as pos
sible. The country has had all of Grant
and his cronies it wants. They are ex
pensive luxuries, lor which the people
have already paid many times more than
thoy aro worth. Graut'will not bu Presi
dent again neither in 1881 nor at auy
other time, but an administration that
favors him and tho horde of leeches that
laucncd on puuiiu plunder during lus
rrcsidency, will surely receive tlio exo
crations of tho people and bo overthrown
at tho next election.
On Monday last, ex-Governor Edwin
I). Morgan, of Now York, was nomina'
ted and confirmed as Secretary of the
Treasury, to succeed William Wiudom.
Mr. Morgan has been Governor of New
York and United States Senator from
that State, and lias twice declined cabi
net positions, lie has for years been
prominent in politics and been chairman
of the Republican National Committee.
Mr. Morgan posscssc s gi eat wealth, es
timated as high as 12,000,000. Ho lias
always been an advocate of honest
money, aud it is believed will, administer
tho affairs of thq Treasury in such a
manner as to inspire coiilidouco in
flio business community. Since tho above
was written Mr, Morgan has declined
on tho ground of advanced ago and ill
health.
Joseph Harvoy, the owner of tho Ran
dolph mill in shihidelphi:i, which was
recently destroyed by (jro nnd nino live
lost, bus been found criminally respousi
bio by tho coroner's jury. It appears
that Mr. Harvey had 'failed to provide
flip escapes for tho building as rtquirod
by law, though ho had been notified so.
to do. Ho gave bail in tho sum of 10,.
000 for his appearance at eouit to an
ewer tho cliargu of manslaughter. Suits
for damages have alto been instituted
against him by those who were injured
at tlio fire and by tliq legal representa
tives of thosu who wero killed. Tho
amount of thesn claims is very large, and
Mr. Harvey will .undoubtedly pay round
ly fox his neglect to comply with tlio
Jaw. Thcro aio hundieds of mills in
Philadelphia, iiiiplojing thousands of
hnndK, unprovided with lire escapes, and
it is hoped that Mr. Harvey's experi
enco may lead to an instant coinplianco
witli the law.
While tho East is anxiously waiting
for v.ain to motaten tho parched earth
and lill the streams, the West is having
altogether loo much of it. The Missis-
ipl liver has been swollen oy wccKs oi
tin. and farms Ivlnir nenr the river havo
been flooded, causing imnienso damage.
t Dubuque, Iowa, the river iront is un-
lnr wntur nnd mills nnd factories aro
Hooded, throwing 1000 employees out of
work. The running ot trains on me
Keokuk & St. Louis railroad has been
suspended, tho track being under water.
Unless tho storm soon ceases the losses
will bo etiormous.
TltK TIlHASUKKliSUiP.
There is overV reason to believe that
Hon. Ornngo Noblo can bo elected Treas
urer of the Stato next month, if tlio full
party voto is polled, and it will bo a
shamo nnd a dlscraco if this is not done.
Tho Independent Republican, Charles S.
VYolte, is gaining strength daily, ami ms
voto will bo largo enough to ensuro tlio
dofeat of Cameron's candidate. There
are thousands of Republicans in tho
State who have long waited for an op-
portuunlty to strike n blow at tho ma
chine loaders, and who aro earnestly
supporting Wolfo in his canvass. Tho
defections from the ranks of the Cam
eron forces will bo very large, nnd if
Democrats rally to tho aid of Mr. Noblo
ho can surely bo elected. I nder tneso
circumstances it is more than ever im
Dortant that no Demooratio voters shall
remain at homo on tho 8th of November
next. It is to bo hoped that Columbia
county will give tlio Democratic) candi
date a rousing majority.
TUG Y0RKT0WN CRLK.UUATI0N.
The military and naval parade and re
view bv tho President, at Yorktown, on
Thursday of last week, was grand and
elicited applauso from the thousands
from all parts of tho country who wero
present. The military, numbering about
0500 men, were under command ot icn
oral Hancock. Tho States represented
were Ocorcia, New Jersey, l'cnnsylva
nia, Massachusetts, Maryland, South
Carolina, Now Hampshire, Virginia,
Now York, North Carolina, Rhodo Is
land, Vermont, Kcntucky,Michigan and
Connecticut,
Tho troops under command of Gon
oral Hancock wero reviewed by Presi
dent Arthur, the Cabinet and foreign
guests and other dignitaries from all
over tho country.
Tho affair was most creditable to all
concerned, and did much to repay tho
visitors for the many inconveniences and
aunovances they were called upon to en
dure. It is impossible to properly ac
commodato thousands ot peopio m
hamlet like lorktown, where there aro
neither hotels nor largo buildings of any
kind tor the reception ot strangers. How
ever, national centennial celebrations of
the kind do not occur every day, and
thoso who braved discomfort will havo
tho satisfaction of relating their experi
ences to their families and friends in tho
years to come, when time lias kindly
covered tho disagreeable aud left only
the glory of tho day.
THE PANAMA CANAL.
The President on Monday, sent to the
Senate, a copy of the instructions sent to
jUinister .Lowell and other American
ministers in Europe, in relation to steps
to be taken to protect the rights ot tin
United States in the Panama canal. Sec
retary Blaine calls attention to tho treaty
of 1810 between tho United States and
New Grenada, now the United States of
Columbia, the thirty-fifth section of
which "positively and efficaciously" guar
autees the perfect neutrality of the isth
mus, and in accordance with which the
United States has raoro than once
been called upon to vindicate the neu
trality thus guaranteed. The letter con
tinues: If the foreshadowed action of
European powers should assume tangible
shape, it would be well for you to bring
to tho notice ot J,oru Uranville, the pro
visions of the treaty of 181G, and espeo
lally ot its thirty-htth article, and to m
tiiuatc to him that any movement in the
sense ol supplementing the guarantee con
tained therein, would necessarily bo re
garded bv this government as an uncalled
tor interpretation into a field where the
local and several interests of the United
States of America must bo considered
before those of any other power save
thoso of the United States of Colombia
alone, which has already derived and
will continue to derive such craineut ad
vantages from the guarantee of the gov
erriment. The letter then elucidates the
views of the United States government
in detail, that no uuccitainty shall sub
sist as to the integrity of our motives or
tho distinctness ot our arms. 1 he im
portance of this document is obvious,
and will beyond doubt, create a flutter
in diplomatic circles. The rights of th
United States aro paramount to all oth
ers and will bo maintained with firm
ness.
A boat race on tho Schuylkill last Fri
day, between Frank Hondcrson nnd E.
a. Uhaco ot Wilkis Harro was won by
the former.
La Fayetto Dally Journal.
anxious to msK.
There's plenty of room up stairs, ns
Daniel Webster said to tho young lawcr
anxious to rise, but despondent of his
chance to do so; but no one need injure
himself either in climbing tho stairs of
fame or thoso of his own houso of bus
incss place. The following is to tho point:
Mr. John A. Hutchinson, Stipt, Downer's
Kerosene Oil Works, Boston, Mass.,
writes: Mr. Patton, ono of our foremen,
in walking up stairs last week sprained
his leg badly. I gave him n bottle of St.
Jacobs Oil to try. Ho used it and an al
most instantaneous euro was cltcctcd.
News Items.
The smallpox epidemic is spreading in
rittsburg.
Guiteau's counsel wish his trial post
poned until .November lilst.
First Assistant Postmaster General
N. Tyner has resigned.
Guiteaus trial has boon postponed
from November itn to the nth.
Twelve persons wero pardoned by tho
Hoard ot ! 'anions on Wednesday last.
Wiudom was elected United States
Senator by the Minnesota legislature on
Wednesday.
Tho Hoods in Iowa and Illinois still
continue, and great damago has been
done.
Hon. Orange Noblu spent Monday in
Wilkes isarro and went thence to bcran
ton. During his stay in the former city
l. -.,...! I... It. . 1 1 T
no was caneii upon uy mu icuuing uem
ocrats.
Last Saturday night, in Northuinbei'
land burglars entered A. Starrick's hard
warostoio by prying open tho door, and
made awav with revolvers, spoons,tork
cartridges, etc., to tho amount of about
ono hundred dollars.
Numorous meetings havo been held
both in this country and abroad, to ex
press indignation at the arrest of Parnell
At ono in tihicago Jast week 1,000 pc
sous wero present.
Last Sunday night, burglars entered
the house ot J. Moat I'nssett in JUmira.
aud stolo silverware Hnd other goods to
the value ot $2,000 A largo reward is
offered; sS70 for conviction of thioves
aud return of goods, or $500 for the
goods.
Henry Rumberger was convicted for
tho second time of murder in tho first
degree, in Dauphin county Court on
Wednesday of last week, for killing
Daniel Troutman in November last. On
Thursday he was used as a witness
against Frank Rumberger indicted for
the samo enmo. lie test Hied that ho and
Frank went to Troutmaii's to rob him and
that Frank fired the shot that ended tho
old man's life, Frank was convicted on
Friday and both wero sentenced to bo
hanged, on Wednesday last.
British proporty valued at twenty mil
lions of dollars, was lost by wrecks at
sea, during tho period from tho begin
ning of tho year to tlio hrst ot uctober.
Important to Tiuvklers Special In
ducements aro offered you by the Burlington
Route. It will nay vou to rcsil tlielr adver
tisement to be found elsowhete lu this i'tie
March 18 40-w
Judge Cox tins rendered a decision al
lowing fees nnd expenses for Guiteau's
witnesses. Leigh Robinson a young
member of the bar has been assigned as
counsel for tho prisoner and will serve.
It is said that tho Schuylkill river is
lower than at any time since 170,'!. Ah
consequence tho peopio living nlong
tho banks aro suffering terribly from
malarial fevers, which at places havo
irostratcd wholo families.
Emanuel Ettingcr.ono of tho Kintzler
murderers sentenced to be hanged Do
cembcr 12th died in the Snyder county
jail last week. A fow days before, ho
made a lull conlcssion 111 which ho ac-
compliccs,Moyer and Erb, wero fully im
plicated.
The highest hopes nnd interest of the
race rest on tho purity, health and
strength of womanhood. Wo tako pleas-
uro 111 retorring our readers to the re
markable efficacy of Lydia E. Pinkhnm's
Vegetable Compound in all that class of
diseases from which women suffer so
much.
A daring attempt was made to rob the
Chicago express near Bucyrus, Ohio, on
Monday night, by three men. A shot
was fired by ono of them at tho con
ductor, and passed through one leg of
Ins trousers. Tho men unally lumped
from the train and escaped,
(JATAitim. Uuoking, putrid mucous
accumulations aro dislodged, tho nasal
passages cleansed, disinfected and healed,
breath sweetened, smell, taste, and near
ing restored, and constitutional tendency
checked by banford s Itadical Uure.
Tho Presbyterian Synod, of Philadel
phia, was in session during tho past week
at Wilkes-Barre. Several hundred min
isters were present and Rev. J. Y. Mitch
ell, of Lancaster, was chosen Modera
tor. It was the most important religious
meeting ever held in wilkes-lJarre. Un-
Monday a voto was taken upon tho dis
solution of the synods and it was carried.
On January 1 next their union into one
1 1 Ml . . .....1 Ml I. 11.l
oouy win iiiko eneci uuu win uu cunuu
the Synod of Pennsylvania.
General Francis A. Walker, Superin
tendent of the Census, has tendered his
resignation, and it lias been accepted by
the President. It has been understood
that Colonel Seatou, his chief clerk will,
be appointed to succeed him.
Gen. James Weir, of St. Clairsville,
Ohio, was killed by his son James Weir
on baturday night. Another son, George
W. Weir, is in iail lor the murder ot
Sterling Riggs, last Christmas.
An immense cannon wnscast at Read
ing on Monday. It is 25 feet long, has
a six inch boro and weighs 57,000 lbs.
A charge of powder will weigh 130 lbs.,
and the ball 150 lbs. and it is claimed
that tho ball will penetrate two feet of
wrought solid iron.
The Lord Lioutenaut of Ireland has
proclaimed the Land League as an illegal
organization .and ordering the dispersion
of its meetings bv armed force. Tho
League will probably transfer its head
quarters to IJonlogne. several JiCaguo
olhcers have been arrested, anioug them
Mr. Dorris. who succeeded Mr. Saxton
M. P. , as secretary of the Executive
Committee
By a fall of top coal in the Mahanoy
City Colliery, last Friday, Thomas Ward
was instantly killed, John Ward, his
brother, fatally injured, and Timothy
White and Miles Kceler seriously injur
ed.
Life ash WoitK of QAitFini.ni Embracing an
Account of Ills struggles lu Childhood; Ills
Career as a Soldier; His Success tis
Statesman; His Elevation to the Presiden
cy; His Dastardly Assassination. By John
Clark Ridputli, LL. D. Published by
Jones Brothers & Co., Cincinnati, Chicago,
Philadelphia, Knnsas City.
It Is Indeed fortunate for the community
that an author so well endowed with every
qualification for the work has engaged in the
preparation of this book. Ills name Is
KUiirantce of faithful performance. Ills Gar-
Held is that which occupies the inmost stmct
uary of tlio American heart and appeals to
Its tenderest sympathies; that teaches the
bravest lessons to our youth nnd the noblest
to our manhood; that irradiates from our na
tional glory a brighter halo than ever illu
mines the memories of kings and potentates,
or mokes illustrious the conquerors of States,
His narrative is the electric chain which
transmits the wondrous story of endurance,
triumph over obstacles, and ilnal achieve
ment, that will live hi the annals of the world
us long as virtue is revered and true nobility
honored.
This Is the book that people of judgment
will buy in preference to the hastily prepared
campaign "biographies" of Uartield with
which the country Is Hooded; which uro
crude, unauthoritative, and, in many points,
Incoirect; without system or regard for ques
tions of fact: mostly anonymous, and alto
gcther worthless to the searcher after truth
In u work like this, the American peopio
want, and they are entitled to have, the best
From all the Information wo are able to ol
tain, we are convinced that this "Life and
Work of aurlleld" will meet their jiiBt cxpec
tatlous.
Cutienra
Or Blood Pokoning, which Results In
ADsc:cro8, uicore, soros, uaroun-
cloa, Bolls, It'.hlng Humors,
Cured.
FEVER SOKE
A'tmt t toll you la tho truth, told for no other pur-
posobutto testify to tho merits ot tho Outtcira
llcinodles. Mr, Frederick Ycaton, ot this town, has
been troubled for years with n Vev'or Soro on ono of
his logs. Last fall nnd all winter ho could hardly
walk u step, t Induced htm to take your Remedies.
He has taken about four bottles Cutlcura llesolvcnt,
and used the Cutlcura and Cutlcura Soap external
ly, Ills leg to-day Is almost well, and ho walks with
case. It was a eight to behold black, and swollen
very badly. 1 wish you could see his leg to-day.
Tlio chango would astonish you.
OIIAB. U. TntPl, Alfred, Me.
SALT HHKUM
Will McDonald. 23-11 Dearborn Street. Clitcatro.
gratefully acknowledges a euro ot -Salt Ithetim on
head, neck, race, arms and legs, for seventeen yearn;
not able to walk oxespt o 1 lmucH and kuees for ono
car: not able to ueltj himself for eiirtin earn! tried
Hundreds of remedies: doctors tironouQCed his enso
hopeless; permanently cured by tho Cutlcura nemo-
ultra.
CHEAT BLOOD MEDICINES.
The half has not been told as to tha arent curatlYo
powers of the Cutlcura Kcmedles. I have paid bun-
uiuua ui uuimm tur uieuiuiiu't, iu lure uiseanet, ui inu
moon ana sum, ana never found anything yet to
equal the Cutlcura Remedies.
CIIA8. A. WILLIAMS, POVldeneo, II. I,
ORPHANS' COURT SALE,
OF VALUABLK
REAL ESTATE
Uy virtue of an order cf the Orphans' 'Court of
Columbia County, the undersigned Administrator
of the eMuH-ct 0. 1), Wells, late of the borough ot
Uirwlck, In raid county drained, wlllenosoto
publlo sale, on the premises on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 188
at one o'tlock In the afternoon ot said day, the fol
lowing dt scribed property, to-wltt
All that certain piece or parcel ot land or lot of
ground situate in nervtlck aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows, to-wlti On the cast by Market
street, west by an alley, north by lot of William
Faust and south by lot of W. J, Knorr, number ser
en on Market ttrett, on which are erected ft
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Htaoie ana omouiiuwgn.
TVWUH r)K H ALU. Ten ner cent, of one-fourtl
of thu mirchuo money to be cold at tho striking
down at ibo property; the one fourth less the
ten er cent, at thu confirmation of sale, and the
remaining three-fourths In one year thereafter with
interest iroin connrmaium nuu.
OAUItICK MALLV1IY,
o. 11. Jicibok. Administrator,
Attorney. sep. 10, 'si ts
L. T.
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Woolen HOSIERY, Ltdlov tubUV; now .any l
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COLLARS AND CUFFd,
Shoulder Ilr.lccs and Suspenders, Curdlgnu Jackets?
Illuo Shirts and Overalls, Alpaca. (llniiUam nuan.
Cotton Umbrella?, Writing I'aper, Envelopes,'-
TREATMENT.
and lllood Diseases, consists In tho Internal uso of
cuncurft lte.wivent, tuo now mood runner, and t no
external uso ot Cutlcura and Cutlcura Hemp, the
Price of cUTICUIlA.smltl boxes. 5CM larco boxes
JI.CUTIOUIM 1IESOLVUNT, 11 per bottle cutlcura
Hoan.ssc. Cutlcura Rhavlntr soanD. tsc. Mold bv all
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Democratic State Ticket,
FOU STATE TltEASUHEll,
HON. ORANGE NOBLE,
OK ERIE.
Democratic Oouuty Ticket
ASSOCIATE JCDOE.
FHANKL1N L.SI1UMAN,
of Catawina.
JAMES LAKE,
of Scott.
rKOTHONOTARY.
WILLIAM KlilCKUAUM.
of Bloom.
REGISTER AND KECORDEH.
O. W. STERNEIt,
of Jitoom.
C0CNTY TKXASEKEK.
A. M. JOHNSON,
of Locust.
COCNTY C0UUIS51ONKKS.
CIIAHLPS IllElCIIAIlD,
of Main.
B. P. KUOAI1,
of Fishingcreek.
ACntTORS.
C. W. HESS,
L. J. ADAMS.
STANDING COMMITTJtE.
Heaver Jesse Tilttenhou'-o
llenton llohr Mcllenry.
Berwick C B. Jackson.
Briarcreek Charles lteod.
Bloom E. o, A. Herring.
Bioom W.-C. a.Klelin.
catftwlsta W. T. Creasy,
centralla ratrlck Mcllrtnrty,
Centre Charles Marsh.i
Conyi'gham N. Thomas Chapman.
ConynKham S. John Monroe.
Flsbtngbrcek James Dewltt.
Frankfin-M. Ilower.
Oreenwood Theodore Lemon.
Hemlock Seth Hhoemaker.
Jackson J. F. Derr
Locust-M. Ycnsror.
Madison John M. Smith.
Main DivldH. Brown.
Miniln-C. . Hess.
Montour P. A. Evans.
Mt. I'leasnnt Bllas Howell
Orango O. Herring.
Floe P. w. nones.
Roarlngcreek David Long,
scott e T. W. Ilartman.
Scott W.- Ocorge liclchart.
migorioar uyrus Larisu
1. A. Klkih,
Secretary.
O. A.HEItUINO,
Chairman,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N
OTICE IN PAKTITION.
ESTATE OP ELIZABETH V.XNNEK, DECEASED.
To Julia Schlager, lnturmarrled with Jacob sclila
ner. of husnuehanna county, l'a.: II. V. (larrett. o
Bust Nantlcoko. Luiarno county.I'a: Mahlon II.
lllcks.ot Baltimore, Md.; Hcnrv ShifTer. of Centre
township, Columbia county; Susanna Crawford, In
termarrltd with Stephen Crawford, ot Mt. l'leasant
lownsnip, loiumuu couuiy; ADgenua uarreit in
termarried with l.uvl ttarrcr. ot Brlarcreek town
ship, county of Columbia; Susan A. olf, Inter.
married with Andre Wolf, of Black Creek. Luzerno
county, and Stephen l'oho, guardian ud litem, of
the minor chlldreu ot Emily lllcks, deceased, viz:
Elizabeth lllcks, Mary lllcks Eva lllcks, Clarence
J. lllcks, nil of Columbia ciunly, and John lllcks
and Maud M. lllcks, ot Luzorno county, and Julia
Hicks, of Busmiebanna county. IIItEETlNO: You
are hereby notified that In accordance with a writ of
partition, isviea out or inu urpuanv uourt oi Co
lumbia county. .State ot 1'ennBylvaula, an louuest
will bo held by tho undersigned, on the ft How leg
described premises, to-wlt: All that certain messu
age and trct ot land, blluuto In tho township of
Centre, county aforesaid bounded on the north by
a publlo road, on the ea-t by a publlo road, on tho
south by lands of Wilson Miller, and on the west by
lanas oi u. Bcnweppenneiser, containing two acres
moro or less with :tho aDDUitenances. to avert aln
whether tho same can be divided without Injury to
ur. Bpomug me same, anu u not to vuu una ap
pntusu mo Httmo in auouruunco nuu iuo aet vi av
seinciy. ine sum inquisition win ue ueiq
aforesaid on the Bald premtbcs on
KHIDAV, NOVEMHEH Stitli, 1881,
nt 2 o'clock p: m , when and where you may attend
ii you-iuinK proper,
PAUL E. Wikt, Atfy. U. II, KNT.
S'ierltt of Columbia county
Sheriff's Ofllce, llloomsburg,
Oct. , m-w
PENSIONS.
?E PAID err i(Jdlriilnble4l,y ftceldtnt
tTierttlM. A U'OI'Nhof aurMml.loisor
JUTT
00
flnger, toeorryr. ItCI'i l'iiK, If bulillglitl
r bw ,
rhftni &4 (Uptntlvot uttim or mathira of
tianalbtt. ITlllUr DA W llW tllttUllRlii IT B
IttM tu nucrttMcf pciUn. Widow i. 'or
1 UI1UD 'u
Intfiioipolli, .
outrAlii. Aildrfia,
u4 l'f u-l Cmlrl Iluk, bota f lallulii.
ii-lm eu
Annua wuntnl for tliv 1. 1 re nuil Work uf
GARFIELD
Tbo ti It comtlU btory of Mi noble life and trfi!c
dctth. Krli, J.ilUimt, rllbU. EIcmqUt jvloUd iu
m...Pll.li ! rirrniniu tcftutifullv IlfuitrftttJ I
bkbduolT louod, tt(-il ulllnK took evitr put
liaUd. II f Johu V, ltl(lptli. I,UI.
jj no i buy iu cau,npBnyt r
vfttnuvd caupftlgu took wllli
liaUd. 11 Joliu
CAUTION.
whljh thm fAiintrv li QiUMfad. Th ar Utttfrlt
irorlhleM a uuluje upon (ho my raory of th sti
da4, And A lua (rud ou Ilia public. Tlil;lKk ll
ullrlr nw
Aitfi.l &OA. im i
iVUlLi JlllUlUtUdi
Oct.SS-lw
PENCILS aud CHAYONS,
Flour Hacks, (irocoi M Bags, and
WBAPPJWG PAPER,
t.
To nrrlvc, a variety of Corsets, Iholtidlni' Br.'
Wurner's lloxl'jle hip and
HEALTH CO-RSttTS-1
Making h's purcna3es ai he docs of mamif.icttiiurs
and their agents he propoics.to mke prloes th ttf
wllloompare favor.tbly wlih tho best a "
CITY HOUsJES.
Xj T- shaepless,
BLOOMSBURG, 'PA
oct.ns t-f
John A, "SPvinsitotmls
Real Estate, 1'rust, Investment and
Oollection Office.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
roil sale
Or Exchange large I-'iome House for two Minllcs,
eooa siacie, iruitur.a water, ownea nyu. if tuarp-
iess,
1ST Acies, fnonc licuic.btLk batn. eooili tilt and
water. In ModKcu tovi.tblp, 1 a. (iccupltd by
Washington smith,
no Acres, rear Fnlnnoun' PriltigJ, timber and
railroad tics to u i kr nurthube money at tMM rer
aero until .ov. Kth.
ulirely nenr. TliaODlfwotk vrotthy lha llttiia.
end our. im aukiapa itirAitui-auuiiii.
Wo liavo removed to our
NKV MUTLDINO, and have
now one of the Neatest, Com
yjleU'st , and most Convenient
Prin 1,11)1? Oflices in the State, A
cordial invitation is "extended to
the public to call nnd inspect our
tOcktWiiaiytsjlf'95'
ft
-OI? ALL, SIZKS,-
LETTER HEADS,
OS
HONEST AND HANDSOME
RESS COO
AT AW AVBKAOB OV ABOtTU
FIFTY CEIUTTS ON THE DQI.X.AR,
Last Benson tlicio wero imported nlioul twioo m ninny of Home bIj-Im of l),(Sj
GoodM ns wero Bold , aoiweqitontly many lots Ind to bu omrii'd over In bond, Thi,
scroll tho inipoi tciH, in order to realize on tliem, l'laci-d them upon Hie market
prices benring little relation to real values.
In tlicir Closing1 Sale of Inst January,
Snl.1 nlmnsl. lo the b.iro hIil-Ivcs. and consequently Imyu been in condition to
secure nearly all of the bargain lotn offered. A few specimen lots are inentioiml
below :
For raitlculaie, apply to
Oct. H, '61-tf
Jon.V A. lTXbTON.
UDITOR'S KOTICK.
EhliTK CV iNTDONT iNYDKIt, DECKASE1I.
biLL
'iho undiitlgi (d ai.cllter iiipclnltd bylhPOr
ilmnR Court or Co:umbin rouiin. to tnoko dktrlbu.
Ion of the bnloiico tf Hie lurid In tlio hands of
tho ndmlnlstratorof enld dccidrnt.to nnd ntnong
luu ruiuiH n u inrrrip. mil 1,11 ni 11? til l-l1
In tho town of lilccinHuri.'.rn "11111111115. Ihetwen-
ijr niuui uny ci uci.-a, iirfi, tu leu ociocuin inu
loreucen. to irtcini lie duties 01 his appoint
ment. whin nnd whero ntd win re nil tnrtltslntcr-
eMid in tald fund must attend orlo .delnric-dfrom
recening ony suiiro inrreof.
tept. su-iw
iiraiiVEY r. sMirn,
Auditor
UDllOH'S MtTlCK.
EtTilK OF JCbll ll W. II1CIIS, llhCKifED.
The tindprjlgi cd Auditor arpolnted by ihoOr
bans' couit of Columtiin county to maKeiltstilbu-
tlon of tun fund In the hands of the e-netutor ot Jo-
i-crh W. lllbbs. dtceased. to nnd amors: thenar-
ties entitled thereto, will sit at Iho olllcu otK. It.
llteler, Esq., In tho Town of llloonifcburg on Friday,
the 2-ith day of 1 clober, A. D., 1631, an ten o'clock In
the forenoon to rerform tho duties of I1I3 appoint
ment, when and where all ptrtons liming nny
claims upon said fund will appearand riootli3
samo or to dctnrn-d from n celt leg cny llare
therof. - - --
, ,' , O. C. IEACOCK,
sept.-so-iw ' j ' .' ) r" Audiur.
.UMTOlff; NOTICE,. . .
ISTATK OF 1). W. 1 ClUKS. ntCFASKD.
'Ihc unCeiHer.ed AtidltCr aniolnted bv thi Or
plians' Court of Columbia ecunly, to nuke dlstrlbu-
liun 01 nip muiifj- m uiu uunusui l. 11. na iu 11
administrator ot thu ibtate of I). V. Itobblns. dj-
coased, to and among tho panics entitled thereto,
will sit at tho onicoof II. it, lkeler, Esii..ln the ' own
of Moomsburir. on ratnrday. ocluler vliih. 1-1,
at ten oeiot-K a. w. 10 it ric-im uiciimna oimsap
rolntment, when nnd where all pcn-ons Imvlng uny
claim 011 said fund wlllapicarand prf.vo ihe sam)
or uo ueorirrca irum uct-ivint any fci-uru iiiuu-ui.
C. C. PEACOCK,
Sept. 81) 4 Audi' or,
xecu roit's NoncE.
ISTATE OF SAKA1I 1 lllll, PEtKASKD.
Letters testamentary on Ihe estate cf sr.ili
Peire. lato of '.Madison tow nuhl . olumbu county
deceased, haye been granted by Ihe lieH-vr of said
county toAbrahim liartllnuof JerBettown.nx'r. All
persons lutiog claims ugauii tue eiute or sain uc
codenlaro rt-nuested to tiesent tl.c m tor utik--
ment, uiui tiioae ltiuutjtpii to me i-st-ite to mitke
naymeut to the undersigned i-.MCtitor, wlihoul
aoiay.
AllltAHnM ll.UIII.IJt,
K-ecutor,
ocLll-ew' Jersiytovwi, lu
A
DM IN 1ST RATOH'S NOTICE,
E8TATK OF JOHN 1 VI OH, DEORA3E1I.
Lottors of Admlnlitratlon on tho estate 6f John
liaylor, late of Montour townbhlp, t'oiumuu county,
renna, uet-eascu, mtve ut-rn truiiieii i iuu 'lis
ter of snld county 10 l'tttcrS. Knislm.'.r uUmin-
lstrntor. All persons Imvlng claims ngulnst, i no
estate of tho oecenent ere reqiiebien to piosen.
tuem tor Heuiomoui una iiiu umuuicu iu iiu l-m
tato to make payment to I ha undersigned adminis
trators without delay.
I'El'KIt B. K M.HIINKK,
Catu'tUsi. Admlntstratoi,
Sept. w o-w
A
UDITOK'3 NOTICE.
KSTATR OF BAVIO SnAl Fril, BECF.A81D.
The undersigned ar.dltor appointed by tlio Or
nlmna' court of l olumbla county to liMku ill-Stl Ibtl
lion of the fund to and ninong the pnrtien entltkd
tnereto, wi I bu niu'H oiuce huioiwick oin-ricuy.
lllV 17111 UHJ jl iMitt'lIIL'CJ , fOI, lib V UWia iV,
to perfoim the duties of h's appointment, when nnd
.where all pt-rbons having claims asalnsnho es-ate
will appearund proo thu sauie.rrledibaned from
receiving uny biiuiui-i bum iuiki
V, 11. -1 CKSON.
Bept. a l.ta Auditor.
A
UDITOU'd NOTICE.
K3TATB OF JOUN BAU1', PECEASEP.
Tho undersigned auditor uprotntc-d by tho Or
nlmns' court cf Columbia county to make distribu
tion of tho fund tu tha haras ot Ihe nilmliilstratois
to and among tho parties leyally entitled toi'tccrte
jheBamo will ineot I tin luiths tnluoted lusald
estntonthls omce In the tonn tf niouniilurg, In
said county, on Salurdu .thovuih day of ,ietober,
at 10 o'clock a. ni. ot said day, wien and vlieroall
parlies lntere-ted In (aid estate must attend orbn
forevtr debarred from uny mare ot sum iuuu.
OUV JACOI1V,
octT,4w. Auditor.
A
UDl'IOV'S NOTICE.
ESTATK OF J0I1H KNT, DECEA HEIl.
Tho undersigned auditor appoint! d by I ho Or
nhnns' court of Columbia rour.ly. to male dlsirlbu
flonof the balanto ot tho lurid in the linnd.i of tho
administrator of Iho (statu cf said ik-iedent to nud
aniongpurtlesei.tlileii t ereto, will bit at hlsonico
In HlKinbburg, Hie "Hi day of Mivimtber, lt81,nt
10 o'clock In Ibo ioiulooii. to I trior thu duties
of his rppolnlinent. when nun wheie nil par
ties mterestea in sain runu musiauenu ur uu iur-
oer debarred irom any bhare of udd fund.
A. I-. FHITZ,
Auditor,
sept 'ii, -w.
UDITOU'S NOI'ICE.
IbTlTE OF JACOB Cl-hW l.l I , PECEISED.
11ft ui rtrrhtiriiffri Auditor nnrfilntl d bv llin OrnlisriS'
Court of Columbia couMy to make distribution of
thu balance lu ihohnucs of iho adin'r. toandainong
tho partus lcgnll cntllltd to rcciho t lie same
win meet I lie parties imt-rduu in suia csiaiu nt
uis ciuco in lie jwnoi jiioimtuuipiu iiiiuroiiu
if , uu nuiuiut., me uui iiuj u, iu, unutri , ,301.
at ten o'clock 11. in . ot sold Cm. when nnd wheio till
paitles Interested In batd iMutc inusr. nitcrdort-e
forever debarred fiom snj Hiaie ot nant runu.
II l'ltNKKA!tIt,
Sept. su-iw Auditor
VTO TRESPASS' NO
a ll nerknnn ftrft heru v o.iulloaeil air Inst trli.iussi
Ing 00 the farm now owned by John Wolf nnd nho
111,1 rami now owned 1-v tili-Mli-ll 1'oliu. both In Con
tra township All l.uiitlTd is tcrtlJdcn oi. snld
premises ami trespass! rs w 11 ou aoui.wii,aiiu'orii-
iufl vw aw.
Bept. Sii-Civ
JOIIM'WATTKIW.
IJiiio )iidge.
Mbs
44-INOH P0WDEE OLO I'HS
nt Pi) teuts
l'ure ull-woo', In g.rneU, navy blue, greens.
pUnis, pcacoek blues, nnd browns. Hold this time
last year for
44-INOH 0ASHMERINES
at ti.,
.Made of llieal easlimeio wool and pUM orgaiizlno
silk. They uru In solid coursi garnet brown,
bronn', blue, puon, etc., making u beautltul trlm
inlr.tr or nolonatsa to combine with cashmere. Aet-
allj cost tl.TS lu gold to land last season.
44-INOH GRANITE OLOTHS
at 8l,V coats.
Pure wod and In garnet, brown, blu--, green,
plum bronre, and gendarme ; sold at this lime last
jtMr for 11
M-INOH ARMUEKS
at 50 cents
In solid colors. Uelng double-width, brings this
excellent weal Ing, beautltul French dross goods at
Ihor.iter.rii cents per yard, tlnglo width. Thoy
wero Imported to retail at $1 per yard.
French BILK-M1XBD NOVELTIES
(24 inchoa wide)
nt 30 cents.
hose ar, very seareo and In great demar.d for
Tilmmli.gs and Jackets. We belloo wo mo tho
only house Fhort log so varied nn a'sor ment Ihcso
gooJs were sold list year fur $l
STATEBKEN
WEB BBS Iff i
AND
1.H
BALL 1H7IPATI0N hU
Visiting .Cards,
Curt
Litw-
C'on
gnges
ds ol all colois niitl size--.
yers' Blanks, Justices' and
stable's Blanks, Deeds, Mort
Notes and Kccoipts,
InAW BGGKETS,
String ' Tugs, and in fact even
tliing,tli I. ongliL to be found in
first class ofllce.
Orders received for
invitations and cards.
All Ktudtj of Blank Books
Printed and Ruled to
Order.
TI7 1. 1 ,
v u navo lnii'onngeu new presses
and a largo quantity of new type
and.witli our new wuler nioloi
prepared to do all kinds ol'
-at
CIJY PRICES'
work-'
is an inspection o
TH-XS
S'f BAWBBIDGE Si CLOTHIER
FINE FRENCH NOVELTIES
nt tl
None of tlio above ever sold for less t'iuii $i aj
many at t-'.
ENGLISH SILK-MIXlD NOV. LTiES
at K cents.
24 Inches wide, brilliant with silk, anil said tat
year at BO cents.
44-INOH FRENCH PLAIDS
nt 3V cents.
Fine and all wool, clistce combinations, nnd sou
last year nt $1 23,
lleslds tho e, wo would like eery one lo sei the
llESTSG-INUH FIIKHOII COl.OllKI) C SIIMMtliAT
60 URN1H
over shown. Extra heavy, and as line as uny
selling nt GVn cents.
Also, tho
HESTU ISUII FItBNCHCOI.OItEI)C'AHIIMI-H3Al'
60 C It NTS.
everthowii. Kipial lo any told nt fi, cents.
We also slow
FANCY SILK-MIXED BRITISH
PLAIDS
at 3., Cditts.
In French combinations, and s lllng everjulicro
ut I cents.
ALL-WOOL MOMiE OL.THS
ut 20 cents.
24 In-lies wide nnd In all colors, llegulaily sold at
3 cents.
ELEGANT FANCY PLAIDS
nt 25 cents.
In nne hundred different combinations.
'i'.. ii, ...... .i.n .... :.. , : ,1,
lit IIH'fl. VtlllllUl, V im ill NUinUll IU llinilAjl, llllW LIUIIlllllU llillUill
loiitst wi'iu-H'histing and ronlly beautiful fiunios, our .Mail Order I i'p:irt tnciit will
send siiinnii'H.
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
T tlm u'h
yB' arc also ',
On
visiting
Philadelphia
you will find,
among other places
of interest, the Grand
Depot well worthy of a
visit. Jts floor and pallerv
spaces now cover over three
acres, and arc filled with Drv Goods.
ZX Carpets, China, Furniture, etc. The
lust addition is a large and beautiful
I'li t tire Gallery, to which admittance is free.
The Pneumatic Tubes carrying the money
the air, and the Electric-Light Machinery,
ortli seeing.
There is a JAtnch-Itoom in the building. Valises,
baskets and packages can be left in charge of attendant in
Ladies' Waiting Uooin.
Mr. Wana' al.
home when th-y o
they please.
Noil-: r ,.-
directions f. . .,y
States, will i j i .
"John Wanam.u.: ..
r is desirous that visitors should feel at
me, and be free to purchase or not, as
age Catalogue, with prices and full
i.;: by mail from any pait of tho United
! J gratuitously unon r un n Klress
C:...! Dr.i'or, 1 , n i-i i v
FME WXNM&ANTM MMQj fflB&
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
WEBER KilRBMAKT
. Tl .11
aft
mm
PI A1TOS,
A FINK M.M) FIIKKCIMVAIKIT CASK 01 CJK, ) HOris, $ AS
i.hmj' niniN. SatlNmctluii Giiarunloftl.
BCOISI'S WARE BOOMS,
V.. L0K, WX1KBS-BARRB, PA4
uny
de-
LEGAL BLANKB OP ALL KINDS '
OXOAND AT triJf, COLVMB1AM OFyiCB
; oy. Moyer's now bulldluif, Main Mffet: lilomns-.j lioiisoliolc ,
Assi-ts
tna insurance Co , of Hartford, Cpnn. ' ti.ois,2ii
itoynl uf Liverpool,, i i m.souno
Uincastilro , lu.O'o.uoa
vire Association, t'blla'telplila 4.1113,7 it
I'Uuinlx.of Ijjudon, .,,..,,,,, . WiW.m
London tc Lancaoblre, ot Kngland ,Ttu,t)rii
llartforl of Hartford ,.,.1... l),!Iu,iio
Uprluifiield I'lru and Marino,.,,,,,,,,,,., v.os-j.sw
As tlio luencle nro direct, nollclo are wrltton f j
tho Insured wltliout uuy delay In Ilia pmoo
Hioomsburif, Oo' S8, 'Jl-tf
J
Oil PRINTING
NHlt ! cieaply uxH-ntf-it
Oca-DMki(r OW
I .,
Iub tho liir;i"-'t cirtMilulioij of
paper in tho county, but it is
siiublo tiint it should leach ovorv
At tlio oxti'oinoly low
prico of $1,50 n year ovojybody
can aH'ortl it. Sond ip ' yom
names ELWKLL & BITTENBENDEB,
PROPRIETORS,
Hi kiililr nii.l ullkul a tni TA S;Si'i,Ti, iti'lV w
.icr nobiu ii.u.i.ACENTS WANTED ur'tlM'Aiiil
por cent, discount to AoentsirATsNvriTOYi8
Oct U 4w.
our iurtvrvl I'rtitdtnt, A uiuit
1' Hlil.I.lMU JllMMV
4lUSI t'Uclliniilt.U,
UDITOR'S KOTICE.
ISTA1K OF fiKVIL (UlmP, BECFiHU.
Ibo uiidcrliinnl auditor appointed by tbo Or.
plians' court of Columbia county, at tbe rei ust of
couiiBil for tbo estato and tbu heirs, to mako distri
bution of lu lids in tbe liaudj cf the eiMutors.is
shown by ibo first nr-d partial iccount will tit otlils
onico In Dlounsburt' on 1-rldav, November lltii
issi, at ton o'clock Hi tbu forenonri to itteio td the
duties of bis aipolntmont Ad persons bavliiB
clalmi egaln-t f aid estate will appear and prove tlio
wine, or be dilantd from leceUinc any fcbnre of
Kept. 80, tn
QUO, B. ELWBIX,
Auditor
A
UDlTOR'B NOTICE.
IbTiTE Of K, J, T1IOI-KT0N, Pf CKieiO.
Ilio underalL'iird Amlllr.r nnnrjlnti-d liv Ibo '
bai b' Court 01 Columbia county, toiuaki dlsulol
lieu ctllie balaiico In Iho bauds of llieodu lullral
iu uiu uinoiis 1110 parlies entitled tlwitio, un
an iu rut a 'iiic-rcniu llieriin ut ins t.inco iu tiiuuii
burif l'a . 011 tiatuiituv llin loiliunv uf Koveraw
bu, at len o'ekek a. in, Mhen ana v.licioallpi
tunii navinc any claims upon said fund win anp
andprovoiho samo or be debaintl fromrecelvld
any tnato Iherecf, 1
0. Yv.MHXKli,
(ct.n.tww Auditoa