THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSIUHIG, COLOMBIA COUNTY, PA.
0. E, EL77ELL,
BLOOMSDUKG, PA.
1' t idny, Nov, 18. 1881.
.Tolin Cessna was beaten for .Tiulge
i'i llio llcdfortl district but it was a ohwo
call. liner had only 10 majority.
Uov. I Toy t has appointed Thursday
llio IMth inst. m a day of thanksgiving,
in conformity with the suggestion of tlio
i resident.
.Titdgu Huuhcr'n majority in tlio district
composed of Tnion, Snyder and Milllin
comitici U a,'Jao. hast year the Repub
lican majority in tiiosc counties was
1,1 lit a change of ;t,(i.V. This U u tri
umph indeed.
John Kelly and his Tammany follow
ers worked as usual in the interests of
tin' Republican.? of New York at the re
cent election and suacecded in electing a
Republican Surrogate. Thcro does not
seem to bo much chance for Democratic
victories m that State so long as Kelly
lives and rules.
Rill iMuMttllin foucU with the Ronub
lioan riugsteiu in the Second Senatorial
district of Philadelphia, and met with
disastrous defeat. .Joseiih P. Kennedy,
the choice of tho honest and reputable
voters was elcelnd hv n lnrrni tn.ilnril.v.
It is much to bo hojie'd that "Mully" will
be permanently retired as a manipulator
in poiuics.
According to the Lancaster dntelli-
(jencer thcro aro two pathetic stonci
from Xcw York. One is to the effect
that the President did not net homo in
timo to bu registered, and hence lost his
vote, anil tlio other is that Urant and
Colliding "walked through" young As
tor's district in behalf of his election to
congress and yet he was beaten. This
is too utterly touching for anything.
Never mind the llgurcs the Old Dominion
plants herself squarely In Hie line of pro
gross.- -i'iiM. I'lctt.
Ill private life that sort of "progress"
eventually lauds us tollowors in tlio pen
itentiary. The day is coming when the
Republican'iiarty will bo a deal more
anxious to disavow all sympathy with
this wholesalo swindling of the peoplo
oi irginia, man 10 ciaim any giory ior
(ideating the honest JJemoeracy.
California is proJiicin some wonder
ful trotters, and the East must look to
her laurels if she wishes to maintain
supremacy upon the turf. A few
days ago a yearling fill v trotted a mile
In 2.-13; a two year-old trotted a mile in
2.21, and a quarter in .'12 seconds a 2.08
gait, both theso livers arc of 11 amble
tonian stock. Tho sporting men of 20
yoars ago read of such performances
with undisguised wonder.
Fourteen common pleas judges were
elected in the State last week, seven of
whom wero Democrats and seven Re
publicans. Voters evinced a total dis
regard of party as regards judges, and
cast their ballots lor tho best men with
out regard to their political faith. Re
publicans wero elected in strong Domo
cratic districts and vice versa. This in
dependence cannot be too highly appro
elated as it proves that tho peoplo aro de
termined to have ability and purity in
jiiuicmi unices.
Machine-manager Quay has declared
himself in favor of (lalusha A. Grow
for Governor, and certain newspapers of
the State seem to be surprised. We can
not imagine why. In all except name
lie is as good a Uauierou man as Cooper
If Quay thinks he can catch tho reform
vote by any such bastard independent as
"iui, uv; iiiii-jL uu tuning ins jtuiiiieai
prescience. Grow sold out his friends
at tho late election of United States Sen
ator, and could'nt he had at any price
by YVolfo's friends during the recent
campaign. Tho roform Republicans
win (icmami something belter than an
oleomargarine, reformer and theio are
too many ot them for a successful neg
icci. oi ineir ciainii,
Attorney General Palmer has benin
proceedings in the Dauphin county couit
before Judjio Pearson, against "certain
mutual life insurance companies of the
at ate. lie lias made an application tor
a quo warranto for tho dissolution of
the State Capital Mutual Aid Associa
tion, of llarnsburKi the Prudential Mu
tual Aid Association, of Ilarrisburg; tho
Southern Pennsylvania Security, of Han
over, I oi k county, and tho Steelton
Mutual Relief Association, of Steelton
'llio application alleges that tho com
panics named have violated their charters
in various particular?, notably in col
looting assessments for tho payment of
iieatn losses upon only a portion ot tho
surviving members: have knowingly al-
lowed their certificates to be assigned to
persons not tho legal kindred: made as
sessments for purposes other than the
payment of death lir-sia; and furilier.ihat
tho policies oulv promise to nav the m
Hiired the pro rain realized from tho as
sessment, and that they violate tho act in
not undertaking to pay a lixed sum, in
addition to which speeilication the an-
plication alleges that tho franchises are
exceeded by said companies in issuiu
endowment policies.
The Attorney General will bo agisted
by John 15. Mol'heion representing tho
insurance .Department. 1 ho suits will
bo pushed and will result in bringing to
an end tho business of Mich companies
us navo iieeu transgressing the law. lion
est companies will not suller.
NUIILK'S DKFIIAT. "
It isimpOHsiblo to eonteniiilate tho ro
suits of tho recent election with auvthing
liko equanimity. I ho candidaoy
t harles S. Wolfe iimdo it more than
probablo that Mr. Noblo would bo elect
oil. iovcr lieloro was a better onnor
tunity offered for Ucmocrntio successi,but
it was utterly neglected. '1 lireo reasons
can bo assigned for tho defeat: first
apathy on tho part of voter, who wero
too liitlillerent to walk to the iiolls: seo
ond, votes cast for Wolfe which wore in
reality against Noble: third, trading b
tho purchasable material in Philadel
phia. That city as usual, failed to conio
to time, only about half tho Democratic
vote being polled. Hut not oven this
was given to Noblo who was more
than 7000 votes behind Major Vcale, a
candidate- for local ollleo. Tlio notorious
JJi'l MoMiillon worked with tho Pepub
licans and traded wlierover ho could get
a chauco to Author Ids own interests.
Wolfo's vote In tlio Htato was over
50,000 and to this Democrats large
ly contributed a most grievous error.
The defout of Noble U discouraging and
tin fait might as will be admitted. If
the Demounts of the State will not taku
the troublu to vote and voto straight,
when they Imvo every prospect of win
ning, through tho intervention of a third
Official Eloction Returns
Mali! Tri'iwircr.
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110 15.1 1.1 S II
917 hi It 7 in
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11 5 3 2
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111 91 1 4
85 10
144 SI 1
93 0 1
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II 31 43 1
117 7 115
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124 7
SsT 1547 150 C3 117
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119 JIN
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lit
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121)
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ConynKham south .
114
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140
115
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149
155
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Locust
Madison
Main
Minim
Montour
Mt. l'leasant,,,,,
limnsro
I'lno
11. Crook
ttcott Knat
Wott West
HDgarloaf
81
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78
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2948
H V WliltmoviT received one vote for AHuncIuto Judge In Orecnwooil i William Qiilcltli.-uim onu for l'rotlumotnry In Catawlssn j W.
j Jnco'liv one for Heuhter rihI llcronler in Caluwlssai Charles Hlelinrt one for Treasurer In Ciitawln ; Jesse 1 licks one for Commit
loner lit West HlooiiiHimrir I H. W. Ilungs two for Auditor In Orecnwooil A. 1'. Young one for Associate Jiuhfu In Orccinvood ; Joieph
Kccee one for Anoclato Judge In Urcenwood II. Jncoby one for lleglster and Ucconlcr In Orange j II. O. ('reveling one for Register
nnil Itecorder in Kant Scott.
candidate, what probability is there of
success when no such lavoramo state oi
affairs exists? The venal followers of
McMullen and his liko in Philadelphia
can never be counted upon to do duty in
tho Democratic rankfi.and might as well
be eliminated from estimates ot tlio
party's strength. Tho recent election
was not creditable to the Democracy nor
is ita cheerful subject for meditation.
THE STAIt KOUrK CASKS.
Tho prosecution met with a reverse
last week, but whether this will be pro
ductive of more, than a temporary stop
to tho proceedings remains to be seen.
Counsel for the government claim that
they have plenty of damaging evidence
in reserve una mat iiiu iinui win ju uu.
Owimr to an adioitrnnieut of tho irand
jury an indictment could not be procured
beforo tho statute of limitations applied.
It was therefore determined to proceed
by what is known in English law, as in
formation. This proceeding has been
decided by Judge Cox to be improper,
and ho therefore sustained the motion to
expel the information from tho files of
tho court, and discharged tho defendants.
Tho muddle has given rise to much acri
monious comment and tho prosecution is
severely criticised for attempting a du
bious method for bringing the cases into
court. As, however, it is promised that
tho trials will take place without due
loss of time, it may bo as well to with
hold criticism and await further (level
opmcnts.
UUITKAU'S TRIAL.
The selection of a jury to try the as
sassin Uiiiteau began on Alomlay. llio
panel was exhausted after five men had
been accepted. Guiteau attempted to
read a statement in spite of tlio opposi
tion of his counsel, and subsequently
gave tho manuscript to a reporter but it
was returned. Tho assassin evidently is
sane enough to try and get his effusions
into print on all occasions. Sir. Itobinson,
one of tho counsel for the defence asked
for more time, when Guiteau addressed
the court and said ho was ready to pro
ceed Willi tho case, lie then perempt
orily ordered Mr. Robinson to withdraw.
After some trouble Guiteau was induced
to take his seat and remain quiet. If the
man is insane it is in tho desire for no
toriety' he constantly exhibits.
On Tuesday four more jurors wero ac
cepted and sworn. There were no inci
dents of moment to chronicle. The at
tendance in couit was very large, as it
had been on the preceding day.
The three remaining jurors were
choicn on Wednesday. The full jury is
as follows: John P. Ilamlcn, restaurant
keeper; Fied. W. Ilrandeuburg, cigar
dealer; Henry J. Bright, retired mer
chant, Charles J. Stewart, merchant;
Thomas II. l.ongly, grocer; .Samuel F.
Ilobbs, plasterer; George W. Gates, ma
chinist; Ralph Wormly, colored, laborer;
W. II. ISrowner, commission merchant;
Thomas llieuliu, iron worker, and Jo.
seph Prather, commission merchant.
Guiteau has issued another address,
this time to the leg.il fraternity, and asks
for assistance in his defense.
Mahone's postmaster at Lynchburg,
Stathutn, who was appointed at the cost
of turning out an Union soldier, is under
arrest for stabbing a young man with
whom he had a dispute. Nice material
they aro using in Virginia to aid in re
pudiating the debt of tho State.
i UK yrATiTvorK.
The following are the official plurali
ties for liaily and Noble by counties:
Coiuilict
Coiinlley
Ailaiim
Hcdford
Herks
Huck8
Caiiiliiia
Carbon
Centre
Clailiin
Clenrlleld
Clinton
Columbia
Cumberland
Klk
Fayette
Fulton
Orccuc
Jefferson
Jiuilata
U'hlgh
Luzerne
Lycoming
Miltlln
Monroe
Montgomery
Montour
Xortliamiitou
Northumberland
I'crry
I'lke.
Schuylkill
Sullivan
Union
Wayne
Weslnioreliind ...
Wyoming
York
:l Allegheny
217 Armstrong
(ilTO'lleaver
r.7llllllair
r-'llHriKlford-
fl87'lliitler
1147Caineron
1)1(5 ('liestcr
11531 Crawford
7011 Dauphin ,
1(1:11 Delaware
1101 Erie
(ilia Forest
L'!)4 Franklin
IIII5 Huntingdon
14111 Indiana
11 Lackawanna
201 Lancaster
1238 Lawrence
1825 Lebanon
BTH.McKcim
22)Llerccr
171(1 Philadelphia
412 Potter
110 Snyder
2101 Soiutwt
1402'Siis(uelianna....
15Tioga
5117 Venango
3120 Warren
200 Washington
41)0
51(1 Tumi
82 1;
2701 Daily's plurality
. 58111)
. 427
1)5
.' 840
. 1418
. 188
. 400
. 1330
. 780
. 1803
. 813
. 520
. 110
. 24-1
. 505
. 11(10
. 101
. 4121)
. 840
. 1500
. i!85
. 304
,13500
. (112
. 80
. 1475
,. 870
. 1433
. 44
. 507
. 050
44032
37030
7002
Total 37030
News Items.
The Prairio Creek lias bioken into a
coal mine at Streator, 111., doing 109,
000 damages.
Hon. K. R. Smith of New Vork has
been.appointed assistant counsel for the
government in the prosecution of Guiteau.
Heavy snow storms and drifts nro re
ported at Sherman, Washington Terri
tory, The overland train from Ogden
was abandoned one day recently.
Michael Scanlan, aged fifty-seven,
Bhoriff of Schuylkill county, died nt Port
Carbon Tuesday, after several months'
illness, of hypertrophy of the liver.
Tho Sttrto tax rovlsion committee in
sosslon in Philadelphia, after appointing
a number of comuiitteos and adopting
tho report of the business coiiim'.ttco with
slight amendments, adjournal to meet in
Philadelphia December 27, to recclvotln
report of the committees.
of Columbia County hold tho 8th
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The boilers in a factory near Hast
Saginaw, Michigan exploded on Saturday
last, killing four woikmen.
A ferry boat was swamped in the
Hudson near Troy, on Saturday, and six
jiersons drowned. Threo others are miss
ing. A four-year-old son of John Fox was
killed on Saturday in Wilmington, Del.
by a bull dog belonging to John Doran.
Tho dog broke its chain, caught tho boy
by the throat and horribly mangled him,
causing almost instant death.
Col. John Howard Welles was arrested
in Now York on Sunday for threatening
by letter to murder Jay Gould. Another
crank gone wrong.
Tho President has accepted Attorney
General MacVeagh's resignation and ho
has left the department. Solicitor Gen
eral Phillips will net until a new appoint
ment is made.
Judge Folger took possession of the
ollico of Secretary of the Treasury, last
Monday, and after receiving the chiefs of
bureaus and divisions, bejjan woik at
once.
Two cars containing thirteen passen
gers wero blown from the Central Colo
rado track near Georgetown, Colorado,
last Friday, but no one was dangerously
hurt.
Dr. Higbee, superintendent of public
instruction, says that no more orders will
be granted for admission to orphans'
schools. There are too many pupils now
for the amount of money appropriated.
John Dakin, a contractor of Wilkos
barre, while stepping from one track to
another on the plane of the New Jersey
Central U. 1!. at Ashley Tuesday, was
struck by a train and instantly killed.
Uev. Dr. Henry Highland Garnet,
colored minister to Liberia, sailed from
New York on Saturday. A largo number
of colored people saw him off. Songs of
regret wero sung and f'vling addre.-ses
made.
Indianapolis Daily Sentinel.
NO MOIli: !OS.ll
If we aro correctly informed, Si. Jacobs'
Oil is now the usual tea party topic in
place of the former staple free gossip.
How wise and how much more beneficial!
Fire on Friday last destroyed the
larger pait of Woodstock, N. 15.; the
llethany Orphans' Home, near Woniels
dorf, Pa; the Metropolitan Iron Works
in Richmond, Va., and a number of cot
tages at Old Orchard Reach, Me.
Aaron A. Chase, editor of the Seranton
Times, was convicted on Wednesday in
tho epeeial term of court, held in Wilkes
Rarre, Judge Elwell presiding, of libel
against W. W. Seranton, lato manager
of the Lackawanna Coal and Iron Com
pany. The jury gave a verdict for dama
ges in the sum of i?:i,:!.'i8.
Clear hi'ad aid voice, easy bi-eathiuir,
j sweet breath, perfect smell, taste and
hearing, no cough, no distress. These
I arc the onditions brought about in Ca
itarrhby tho" use of Sanford's Ra lical
Cure. Complete treatment for Si.
Robeit A. Welsh, son of Aristides
Welsh, tho famous horse breeder, of
Chestnut Hill, shot and dangerously
wounded a man named James Petrio in
New York on Thursday night of last
week. He is in jail. A deteelive from
Philadelphia was searching for Welsh
having a warrant for his arrest for for
gery. Hon. Lionel Sackville-West, the new
minister plenipotentiary and envoy ex
traordinary from the court uf Si. James,
has called upon President Aithur ami
foramlly presented his credentials. He was
accompanied by Secretary Rlaiue, who
introduced him to tho president. The
customary congratulatory addresses wero
made.
Freeman Roa, aged about seventeen
years, fell at Reading out of a third story
door at tho elevator at Hendel's hat fac
tory Monday, to tho ground below, a
distance of over thirty feel, and when
some employ es ran out to pick up his
body he arose, ran into the factory, and
resinned work. He was iiuliuit.
Important to Tkavki.kus Special in
Jucemeuls areofljred you by the Burlington
Route. It will pay you to read their ndver
tUement to be found eUwhere in this issue
March 18 40-w
NEWADVERTISEMENTS.
"SHELUPF SALI'j.
By virtuo of smJiy writs uiuoJ out ot
tlio (Van ot Ojiii nun I'm u ot Columbia coun
ty, auU to uw Utrocicd, a til I exposed to public
Balo at llio Court Houso In Mojimburi;, at two
o'clock p. in., od
SATL'ltDAY, DK('i:.MIlKU lOlh, 1881.
Tlio following described real estate situate In tlio
Town ot llloonisburif, Columbia count), Pcnnsylvo.
nla, as tho property ot S .in i ,1 II Jucaby. bounded
on tni north by lot of c, W. Jllll ir, on llio east by
East street, und on tlio nest by an nlley. on which
are erector a lvo-story brick dwelling house, two
story frame, dwelling home, fruno bliop and oth t
OUt-bUtliUOKS,
Keked, taken In execution ut the suit of Louisa
Gross agtlnst Simuvl II. J.cu'jy and to bu sold ua
tlio property of S.'iiuel II. Jacoby.
.Mili.cu, Attoraey. Ft, Ya,
A I that certain lo tot ground slliuto In orange
(tile, Columbia county, reunsjlvanla, containing
ninety-nine and t-UhUteiitbs square perches ot laud
strict measure bounded auddcs-Jilbcd, as follows,
to-wlt: ll-'glnnlngat ncorncron Hue cf land fcun
erly of Henry I), Walker thence- by suld llnonoilli
slxty-nroanda half decrees west iw? aiidelgliy
hundredths chains to a corner, lli"no- by land foi in
erly of Jacob llarinan and freo tchool lot n rth lid',
ty aud om-iiair degrees cait two and twenty-tour
hundredths chains to a corner, thence br land of
Mary Martz, Krull Kllue ucd others south Bitty,
four and a lulf degrees oast two and elgbty.three
liuudrodths peichts lo a post, theneo by land of tho
said Ueury I), Walker south thirty-two .degrees
west two ant t'vcnty.hundredtlii cbatas to the
plao of beglnalug,ou wh'cli are erected a two-story
fruine bulldlug kuowa as tlm orangevllte .Mile and
Vim ah) Acadeui),"
Bel.e-l, taken In exec i.lon nt tlio suit of lbs Or
nngeW.le Jlntiul Suing Fund and una Asoe'a.
Hon against tho oraiigevlllo Mala a id female Acad
emy and in bo sol! as the pmpert; of I ho orange
vlllv Mule and Keinab) Aoadniy,
Hiu.sk, Attorney, Wnd Kx.
V, II. U.NT,
Nov.is-ts mieiirr.
day of November, 1881.
arf Auditors.
121
104
102
914
117
80!
13.1
Oil!
113
82
19
107
49
120 !
110
90
20.1
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13.7 1411
149
Scrofulous Itching and Scaly Hu
mors of the Skin, .Scalp and
Blood Cured.
MiitAcui.ors cl'ki:.
1 wltl now stito that I mtdj n miraculous euro ot
ono ot tlio worst cvsjs ot skin rtli j.iho kno vn Tlio
patient Is a man forty jeirso'd; ii.ul suffered lltteen
year.i. lllseyei. ho tip and nearly hWwnjiu body
presented n frightful appearance. Had had tho at
tention of twelve dlrter-jat puyiieiiim, w.n pio
s'rlbectlho best remedies kniwntoiho proles Ion,
such as lodllo potanlum arsmtc, cirrosl.o subli
mate sars.iparllli, etc. itti pallJ'jO') for m-dleal
l:M treatment with but little relief. I prevailed
upon him to H so llio C'utlcur.t ltesoleut Internally,
aud tlio Uutlctua and ctitleura --oap externally, lie
did so and was Completely Cured. Tno ski 1 on his
head, face, a id many oilier parts of bu bod)-, which
P'liionlcil a most loathsome nppturance, la now
assort nnd sm writ as an Infant's, with no sotror
traco ot tho rtlsa40 left bchlud He has now been
cured twelve months Itcporled br
F. 1I.1I110W.N, Ksip, liarnwell.S. 0.
SCltOl'TIA SOUK.
Tholtov Ilr. .In dctalllnsr hta etpcilenco wlih
thocutlcura Itcint-dlus, sail that Ihioinrli Divine
I'rovldence ono ot h's pnn-liloners was cured urn
scrofulous sore, n lilch s slowly dr lining away
his life, by the Cutlcura Kcsolvent Internally, and
Cu'lcuia and (Iilllcuia soap externally, Tho pjlson
that had fed llio disease was completely driven o it.
ECZKMA.
Sixteen months since, an eruption broke out on
my leg and both feet, which turned out to b ) Kc7.ema
and caused me great patn and annoyance. I tried
v.ilousiemeille-H with no giod tcsult, until I used
llio Cutteiira Hetolveiit Internally and Cutlcura nnil
Outleiirt Sjap externally, wh'o i entirely cured me,
so that my skin is as smooth and natural as ever.
LEX. M. ritAII.BV, oi souta st , Baltimore.
CUTimtA.
Tim rntlcura treatment lor tho euro of Skln.scalp,
aud Ulood IMseas'-s, consists In tho Internal usoof
Ciulcura Heioltont, the new Ulood I'urliler, una tlio
external use ot Cutlcura and t'utleuri Soap, tho
Great Skin cures.
l'rico of curiC'lIltA.sm ill boxc, &c.: large boxes
ll.CUTIOUIt ltKSOI.VKNi', tl p- r bottle, cutlcura
hoap,25c. Cutlcura having iu.ip, ,5c.
Depot, WEEKS .troi'l'EII, Uos'on, Mass.
Sanford's Itiuliosil ''lire,
Complete Treatment
For $100.
.S tnfird s ltnrtlcnt Cure, Catarrhal Sjlvcnt and
linprool Inhaler, wrapped In one packnge.wlt'a
full directions, aid s ild oy all rii-re;l.st.s fur ono
dollar. Ask for Sanford'.s Itudlcal ('urn.
From aslmpln cold or InUueuia to Hid rotting,
Mont-lilng and il -.itli of the sense of smel , taste
and lie ring thlj gioit .emedv Is supreine. ' oi
sououa mucous nccumul tlio n nro rumored, the
entire membrane claie d, ilblnfecto I, sooilu'd
and h -aled, head au.1 voleo cleared, a u-ll, ttsle
and hearing restoro-1 and constitutional nva
ngcscheckeil. 'Ilius, extern'iily and Internally
does this great economical remedy work, In
stantly relletlng aud permanently curing the
most uggravated aud d ingerous forms of Ua
turru (Jeneral Agents, WEEKS & 1'OlTKIt,
Uos'on.
IUTS. M OK, lloaches.
Water Hug; mi l tied and
Hlacl: Ants eut raenous-
lv I'AKMINV EX I'EUMI.
' XT . rr. .1, .11.. X.'.. fun
di na i fiiici b ii irns,
granui les and liouwholds
oncn ci art u in a ingie
nlirht. Ues'. and cheeriest vermin killer in the
world, mo failure. In 30) ears. Kvei) box warrant
ed. Sold by nil eioeers nnd druggists. tk tor
l'AnsO.SS', Mulled forme, by WEEKS i l'Oi'l'KU,
nosion. (.ii.
KXIX'L'TOH'S SAI.K
Of VALUAI1LK
Tlio undersigned executor of Miry A.Oearhart,
latoot Main township, will expose to public saloon
t lie pn lubes In Main ton nshtp on
riATUKDAY, OVKMHHn aith, 1831,
at two o'clock In the altera ion of said day, thi fo'.-
nwlngdeMCilbed real estate lo-lt: tiltuate on pub
lie icadjleudlrg fiom L'atawlsna lo Mltlllnvlll-, op
irstto Espy, bounded by liudi of William Klsher,
i-olonion DiiiiiHT nnd others, eonluli Ing
(i .ti.-rcN, .llurc oi Less,
on which are erected a
'1'WO-STOHY 1'ltA.MU IIOUSK,
.Sl'AllLE, SHOl'and other out-bulldlRgs, n wellot
water with pump near the door, u line young
APPLE OHCIIAItU, trees all beating, alvi a tln
ot ot I'cneh trees, Pear.. I'Iuiih and oilier trutt.
Term) made known on day of salo. Part ot money
can remain lu property.
W. II. YETTEIl.
Nov. ts.iiw Executor.
jxi;cuTou'ci NonoK.
KsrtTB OK AlilM IIOIT, PKCK.tSSn.
Lettirs UixUuiJiitary on tho estate ot Adam
noil, lazier tno iu..iimiip or .n.iuts in, u iiiiinoia co,
1 Vim a., d coiscd. lute been uraiited br Ibu Hil-Is.
ter ot said emnty to .Inue-s lOner, exeeuior,
Allperioiis liavlug elalim -tgilusulio iMttiuoflhe
d cedent ui-e reiius'cd lo pii'sx-nt thenifur settle-
uinut aim iuj-jj in it-u-.ea m tuu iis-Hau. to uiuwo iu
rueutto I lie uudcr-ilgiied oxi-cutor without delay,
r. W.MII.f.Elt, JAMES KISS Ell,
Attjim-y. Executor,
nov. 13 o-w
OIM'IIAKS' COL'UT SALIC,
OF VAI.UAIII E
REAL, ESTATE!
lly virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Columbia County, the ucdtrslgned Admlul.tiator
Of the estntiof U, II, Wells, lute of Hie borough of
II rwlck. in suld county dictated, wlllti ose to
public sale, on llio premises on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1881,
at ono o'tlock In Hie oftei noon ot said day, the rol
lowing dcseilbtd properl), to win
All that lettati. puce tr arcd cf hinder lotof
K round situate In Ilerwlck ufon-sald, bounded and
described as follows, lo-w It: On the enstby Market
street, west by an alle), noilli b) lot ot William
Faust nt.d soulh by lot of W, J. Knorr, number sev.
en on MaiUt stiett, en which me erected u
FUAMK DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable and outbulldlugs.
'I HUMS of SALE, Ten per cent, of one-fourtl
ot the purchaso money to be paid at tho striking
dowu uf the property : the ouo fourth less thu
ten per cent, at the continuation of sale, and the
remaining throe-fourths In one year thereatlei wim
liiUirtstfiom counrmatltn nisi.
OvUUIOK MAI.LSItV,
O. II, Jacisov, Administrator,
Attorney, sep. ID, 'si is
xTOTici; is imuiuiY oivkn that
I apulloatlon will be ma le, under the prot lilou
of the Act ot the (leneral Assembly of the Cjuiiinu
wealth of rt-nnsylvanla approved the wihdty of
April, isn, entitled "An Act to pro Ide fir tho In
coiporutlon und regulation of ceitaln corporations"
and tho several supplements thereto, for Hie clnr.
ter ot a corpora-Ion to w eullat 'TIIK Citoss
CHEEK COA . COMPANY" rropohed (o bo Incorpo
rated for the purpuso of mlnlug and seldng anthra
cite coa and acquiring and exercising all iliufran
t.hlwn, rights and privileges relating lo or connected
Willi tho iiciiulslilou, use and Ulsnomiinof real
and jierkonal property, aud nil oilier franchises,
rights and privileges ot a mining company Incorpo
rate under tho abuve mentioned act und supple
mnts. 'I he mining operations of tho company aro to bo
curried on lu the counties tot l.uierne, SchU)lklil,
(Mi bon , Columbia nnd Norlliumberland, In the
Matoot I'euL'Silvanla and sales uuddelivtrlisare
lo bo livd-i wltlilu or will uut the Mil ijtate Power
lOHllor leleaie'h-t real elatoof the corporation
Is to liocxir Jel by the Dlieeturs without Hi ut
icselty ot oblal .lug tau cousent of the stockholders,
J MEi K. UOWEN,
Kollcltur fur Applicants,
No. 'iio South Kourlli Kiucl, 1'hlliidelplila,
Novcmier llih, sl-aw
catarrh!
SIIliltlLTS SALE.
Hy vlrluo tif euttlry writs Issued out of the
Court ot Ccinliion I'lei h of Columbia county and
to me dhecttd, will be exposed to public wile at the
Court House, In llloomsburg, I'i nns) Ivnnta, nt two
o'clock, p. in. on
MONDAY, DECKMHUIl rati, 18SI.
Tho following itcs-cilbcil real eitate, fcltuato In the
Uoioughcf llrrnhk, t'oliiinbl.i rounly, l'eiiiis)lui.
hlii, beginning at tho corner cf ln-lot number llfty.
eight, thenco along Second street wcstwarJIy to an
alley nlnety.nlno feet, tlitnen along tiald nncy cign.
ty-fournnd nve-tentlufcet to the corner of lot be.
longing to the estate of William S, Evan9, deceased,
(hence along said lino nloety-thrco feet to tho cor
ner ot lot numtcr ntty-clght, thenco by lot number
llfty-clstit elghti-tour and llve-tcntlis feet to tho
placoof beginning, tclng tho northeasterly part of
lots number flfty-nlno nnd slxty.as numbered In tho
general plan ot said town, containing Hovcn thou
sand eight hundred end ntty-clght Ami ll.e-tentlia
feet of ground, on which are erected one largo two
story friimo duelling house, framo barn nnd other
out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken In ox viu'lin at tho suit of Tlimiaj
n.iuchor against Franklin Stowart and to bo Hold us
tlio property of franklin Stewart.
Jicxs jn, Attorney. end. Kx,
ALSO.
Thi t .lljwhu dewlbjd roil oiUtoslliu ulullio
Uormwli of Ilcrwlik, Columbia county, I'cuuaylr.t
nli, bounded and describe,! as follows, to w I": On
tlio north by Jsck'Oii street, on tlrjeistby Mulber
ry street, on tho south by bt of itarr, Iroz' -r, and
on thewc3t by an atlo)-,saId;iot being feet In 1 it h
and feet tn dep h, k inwn as lot So. 14 In In said
borough, on which nro erected aiwost;ry frame
dwelling house nnd ont-kttchou
Holr.ed, taken In oxecnllm at tin null of I". Ii.
lllack against Jackion Ale, and to bj d-iltattho
property of.Iack'on lo
iKKMit, Attomey. V.iiJ. lit.
A1.0.
All that certain lot or pteco of land s ttule In dr
nngo township, Columbia ounty, l'eiinsylvanti,
bounduliml d scribed as follows, to-wlt: Ilegln
nlng at a stone corner In a public road and running
thence nloni slid m l inrth sUty-nlu avl J lull
degress mst e'g'it pireltes and foir tentis to n
stone, thence b I in I fornnrlr.f McK dvy tinku
niirlh'J.in 1 three fo utlu rtej e is wist nineteen and
fo ir-tenths perches to astoa-1. Hi inoj by I ind form
erly of llenjtmin lioone, Jr , i-outh ;Kt)-nIi.o and a
halt degrees west eight peich"3 and four-tenths to
n stone, and tbence by lacd formerly of .Incob Ilag-
cnbuchsouth eight nnd a half degrees, east nine
teen parches and four-tenths to the placoof b"gln
ntng, containing ono acre strict measure.
A 1.5-0,
On i other lit orpl-cj of I mil iltuatu In Orango
township, cwiityand stits afn-jsild, bounded and
described us f,llu,v4 to wits Heglnnliu at a stono
t for a corner In tho ptlbPc rot I leading from Pe
ter Miller'. fir n to Light street, thence "y lands
ot Jereinlali II tgenb i h nerlli teven undone-quar
ter doarees wet nineteen pere ics an I live links to
a stone, thence by land of ttie said Margaret ,1 i
Drake sJtith nlno degree east nineteen perches
nnd eleven links lo a stone lu tlio public road arore
sald, thenco by thesamo bout.li seventy und one
(iiarter degrees west in e p, relies mil twualj-four
links to the place of beginning, containing one hun
dred and twenty perches be tho taxna inviu .r I- s.s,
whereon aro ereclo t a story and a half dwelling
house and stable.
Seized, taken lu iX'CUiloti at Uu sultot Peter
Ent'sadml jlstralor a.'ulnit .luslali P. i ice and to
bo sold as thu property of JosUh I. Ic ',
W.J. Uuexti.fcw, Attorney. V.-n 1. Ex.
A1..-0.
All that coi lain piece or parcel jt an .situate lu
tho township of ilreon.vood, coanty uf ooluuiblt
State of Pennsylvania boundjland described as tal
lows: Hounded on tho north by lauds ot mho
Kitchen, Jesio Heacock aa 1 John .Mill ir, on th - east
by lands ot Ilrlttatn Thomas, on th? south byluids
of o. Ii. Wilson, Ira IteUbliu ail .Jicwjj Kobblas
aud oa the west by lindsot Lloyd Yoigirondiiengo
K"stcr, containing soventy-twj acroi mire or Km
of which abeut sixty acres are clearo I and eU'li'. or
ten acres timber land. Theru ore on tho place one
frame dwelling houso ono und a half sioiics lil ;li.
nnd oue frame dwelling hous ) i wo stui I lil,'h, one
iarn, partirame and part log, two a,ip'e urchnul
two wells ot water, one pottery kdu, and -iher out
buildings, good fences. Sc.
A I-SO,
All that other pUce or panel of land s tuatu In
Greenwood township ntaresall, b mailed mil ii-'-
scribed a follows, to- vlt: oa the uoith by
on tho east by land of Humphrey I'arkn-, o.i i..u
south by land ot Humphrey Parker, mil o.i Hi-'
west by Joseph Parker, couUilulu; eleven a'r.-s
more or less, ot which about three acre i are cleared,
and tho balance timber land.
Seized, taken In ceeutlon at the ault of William
ltobblns for use of John Christian against Joiin II
Parker and to be sold a til pro,) iru of John II.
Parker.
Hobi.sos, Attorney, VeLd. Ex.
ALSO.
AH that certain lot or pi' -co of ground situate In
East llloomsburg. County of Columbl land Hatu of
Pennsylvanla.baunded and dci-crlbed ns follows, to
wlt: On the north by an alley, on tho cast by an
alley, on tho south by lot of Turnbacli, and
on tho west by pub'lo road, leading from llloomsburg
to Ucrwlck (now called East street) conlulr.lng In
front on said road (East strrtt) about rif'y feet, and
In depth about one bundic-d nnd hint ty eight, feet,
on which aro erectel a luge two s'ory brick build
ing, stable an I out-') id Huge a veil of gi)d water
oa tho pro n Ises
Selzod, taken Inexecatlou al the suit of lohn (l.
Freeze, admlnlstritor of I.ovllli Mcnigh deceased,
against Itlcharl II. Mentgh vlr.'i nj-le , id iMi irl s
Savage, terra tenant, and lobe sold us the piorer
tyof Iltchard U. Menagli. with notice to Charles
Sa'-uge, terre tenant.
Uiiui.gr, Attorney. Vend. Kx.
ALSO,
The one-half Interestot all 1 1iat cer alu lot or
piece of land situate In Ornngei H e, i ounij i f Co
lumbia a'.d State of Pennsylvania, and bounded nnd
described as follows, to-wl Adjoining nn alley , u
the south, Main street of slid townou the ' K'.alnt
now belonging to the helrsof Peter Achenb.ch on
the west, and a lot sold to William I-'Mier on the
noi th, containing four thousand aud eighty-eight
square feet more or less, on which are erected a
two-story duelling bouse, barn and out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken In execution at tho suit of the or
angevllte Mutual Saving Fund and Loan AsMjclatlui
against Calvin Hertlng and John Ileirlngnnd to bo
sillasth-i property of Cutv'n Hen lug and J Iin
Uerrlng.
Miixku, Attorney. Vend. Ex
PZAL II ES I',
Shorltrsoniee, llloomsburg, Sherltr.
November II. "il -t i
yiDOW'S AIMMLVISKMUXTS.
widow's appraisement In the estate of Ed'vari
llalty, deceased.
Per onaliy, l'J.13
llfltlty, WI.83
J00
Widow's apprnl-eiii' ill III the (State ot Joseph L.
Preston, deceasid.
Personalty, uuo.co
Wlllboi'onllrm id n si on Hi" nsr. Monday of Do
cember. sl, and unless exceptions be tiled
within fiurdty tiieruitter, tho huiiu will bo con
tinued absjlutely.
WM. KHICKllAtlM,
X,v. -i-tc Clerk.
John A. Funston's
Real Estate, Trust) Iuvestmont and
Collection Office.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Full S I.E
Or Exchange large l'rumr House f jr two rninll ,
good stable, fruit and vntir. l-uni-U lit II, F .-li.trp-less
il Acn s, Frame llouse.bai L tarn, gcod fruit aud
water, In Mudhou lovLbhlp, la. (cciipU-d by
Washington bmltb,
vj'ft Acres. Hurley farm, Mont ur to viihhlp.frami'
dwelling house, bank barn and other out-biiildiiig,
goul solliubout ino acres timber; well watered!
lieullhy location, good in uket , II desired, will di
vide In two or threo tracts, heoditif s, Terms easy.
Now owned by Win, Neal, Kail.
A comfortable new brick dwelling on Mu street,
vest ot .Market, lu rooms. A bargain.
Four pleostnt building lots on West htreet.iheiip.
Very desirable for iiult-t home
For particulars, apply to
Oct. I(, -sl-tt JOIIN A. Fl'.NSTON.
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OF
"IRENEUS" LETTERS.
w.th S.E2L ronxnAir or the Auiv.oit,
Is given to anv one sending us a I ona tide Nxw cu
sciiivt k and 3, 1 r for the comlug year.
Specimen vvjiio frtt.
AMrtui A'A'H 1'0,'A' OIIMWVJW,
Xew York,
UDITOK'S NOTlCK.
inTATR or k. J. tiiohnmk, mcxasf P.
llio undrHi tied Audit or appointed by tlio fir
plums' cowl ot i clnmlilii county, loinnkodlstrlbnr
flon of llio bnlnt.io In llielmndscf the admlnlftrato
to nnd nnmiig the parties entitled thereto, will moo
nil parties Uiuri-itted therein at hUofilcoln lilootns
burg Pa., mi saiurday llm nth tiny of November
I'll, at. ten o'clock a.m., when nnd wlit-ro nil per
suns having nnj elnlins upon Mil fund will nppen
and prove ihn suno or lie debarred from receiving
an) rharo thereof.
('. W. MII.LEIt.
(HI, ll,'8.w Auditor.
JXKCUrOJt'H NOTICK.
kstatb or SAnau rrnn, Di:eKAn.
Letters testamentary on tlio eatnto of Surah
Peg?, lato of Madison lown'ihH, Columbia county
deceased, linvo been granted by tlio Ilexlster of said
county to Abraham llartllno of Jeisnjtown.px r. All
persons having claims ngnlnst tho estate of said de
cedent aro rruurntrt to pretent them for settle
ment, and thoso Ir.dct tea to tho estate lo mske
payment to tho undersigned exicutor, without
delay,
AllltAIIAM IIAIiTI.IN'E,
K ecutor,
Oot.tl-ow1 ,Ierse)town, la.
jTOTH'F-.
I iS-.iice I' iiereiiy giu'iim tr, t lo i-iiiowing u f iirii
. h.ts been tiled In the Proiluriotary's onicu of L'l.luin
l bit county, and wll be pieji riled to the court of
j Cunmm Plea ot mid entity on ttie tint Mend ty
nt December. A. I) mt nnd cinuliiiinl nller tf'O
1 fourth dy of said term uiilcsexcepttoi s be filed
i wiinin in ii. iiino.
; 1, Aero it.t of John A
1 lln Ill.. n lull ttli,
I-'unston, Co iiintlteu of Sal.
I - - - - - o - -
1 2. Account of B M. Towksbury
Coinmllteeot 11
niauusrllailii,--, a luiiiiuc.
WM. KltlCKHAL'M.
fl. M.onck, I'roliry.
Deputy. Nov. i-te
rjMtl.U, I.I.ST, I)KC. TKUM, 1H3I.
Montgomery Cut v lohn Leggotl.
Martha K Cruasv et al v. .lost po It Vtmlersllcc.
John HuoDard, trust e ct al vs (leorgu ivnnlngton
ct al
WlPhiin I. tin n, trintee, Ac, v.s.lohn W 'Jortinan.
Phoi'bii wiiltet alts Mnrv Wood etui.
John M sntillT vs tin it suilirr
Daniel i.owry s co t tow nshlp.
Joseph Lamoii va llaun th La mill's ailmlulstratur.
Samuel fichweppenlielur s tl MA;. I K l.03Kard.
Align tin , leutid et u. is dunes A Miller.
A P Wans v nilinibii co-inty l s !' ,v I, Assiela
IIjii. I.e.U C Willlnni vs Uiangivillo M S V .t I. Asocla
tl'ii. Lsziiii Morn is C H l), ittcilck.
Chaili-s ( ulem.iii h II. r.i'iiiM S l'.t L Av8.cl.tl 11,
John No h iril v.silrnligev lie M S K L Avsoclailon
MailhHs Klin, ts Pen ton M S l-'.V L Association.
Jeremiah Kilbvs Columbia County 'sl'l L Asso
ciation. James Lnmon'sndmlnl3tritrlx vs Joseph I.amon.
vamui-i liugar vs n 11 nam.
liaitley .siner.sun vs A 11 Kti Kendall.
Clinlon Itobllinv.s 11 l-'sharuless.
.V II Wnlle vs Joseph It Van i -isllco et al.
. II lleirlng vs Ijseph It Vander.llce et al.
A II Herring vs Jost ph It Vnnderllco et til.
Em in in I strati's vs Martin Johnson.
Cen I va I ui Mutual Hating Fund Association vs Sarah
llallev,
Curtis s rooks vs The liorotu'li of nam lite.
I, n l.u'i.v, lire vi lieunlsou Urluk
Datl I S ivatr vs Jereinlali Veacer
Hjo go lle.igle's uso vs St sos Metier.
vi 11 nun Micin tmer vs Micu.ei ureters niniirvs.
llei iv Muter vs o t) 1, Kosleubaildor.
Jacob LMeuslnger vs John Waliz.
((cargo Farter vi.Iulin Funvton.
iieujimiu .tuner s a iniiiiisiraiors vs tieo. nti iescr.
T 1ST OI-' .IL'ltOHS, 1)I-:C. TKIt.M, mi.
UllAN'I) .lUltOKS.
Heaver -S Psiil Kit.
liloom Wdllaci lUcnbuch, Isaiah Ilagciibuch,
Albert lluihliie. Isaac Koiulai mel,
Hiiaicroek luiilcl Kelelmer
l! tatvlssa -S.iliniel Kredcrlcs.
Centre eejiu.ln Dallui, Ebslia Ulngroso.
Con) tigh un Hi rnard Doyle, Jnmns l.vans.
Fls'.ilngere, k H u-rlson Hess, Nathan Smith.
uiecnwond-W Plkeler, KU Welllvir.
Hemlock Win C llelchalt.
lackson Klias 1 oiltig.
Locust-Oer.t lloner, John llerncr.
Ma.ilsun Joseph Maust
scott .lohn Ktkroth, I'avld (lehlug, r, Joseph Mil
ler, Jos 'ph While.
TKAVKItSU .IfUOltS.
KlIlsT WKSK
Heaver Tli'.ims Downs, David Fink.
llenlon Peter laitibaeh,
Hcrwlck Chirlcn K llutlln, 1 11 llojt.
Iirlarcieek Emor Dieiterltk, lleubeu Hitler.
llloom Jam 'is end i.v J K (irotz, tVllllam Eramir,
John l'enmin, lurles Habb, C ark Sloan, N
'I Ingle -.
Centre .lohu S Mai.n.
Frankllii )li),,' llotvrr, Samuel lleedcr
Fls'dugereek -K 1' II nil-.-, (leorge Heath, II W
Kline, nail I Wli in r
(IreenwooJ-F s Falrm m, Join Haloes.
lleinlock-C L llstlniaii, Joseph Mi) tier.
Jacks in Jacob Knouie.
Minim I a iienlcr-hou.
.Madison Klta'n it Hariman.
.Montour II -in) tldrleh, Fred Sfnger.
orauge M t' N a ite.
I'lno John limner, Win Itarshner. H F Whltmo)er.
Scott vim Diake. Harry Tott nsend
si-:eoNti tvkKK.
1! n'on-Slephen Kaifer, Jereinlali Stiles, Elljih
V -, mu
llei it ,elt -H W Kuril 1. J jhu W Evans. W T Smder.
liloDin Mepiuii CjIiiiis, Abr.un Fn, Ell Knorr
J It Loekird.Mm Lemon, (Js savage.
Citavtlssa (1 E Mters.
V -Hire Miron Eel, liner.
l'Yi i kliu r i. a nicy.
Fhditn, cieot CI .sli, ,M A Aiiimetman.
lieiiiloek-John lie!, A J lleng,e, E M crawfjrd.
Jark.san Alex Knoiis. . Dmlei Youn
Locust Thorn is Ho. r nan, Dan el Knorr, Joseph
i nomas.
Minim -Wcslev Nus, I K s -h veppeilDlse.-.
Main Jeremiah l.ougeulier,'er.
.Madison .ludoon Axe, (leorge hi, liclhu I Whip
ple. Orange -t"iesler Cot, J.,h:i N ) liar i.
s'oit J S n.v li-iian, lllohard J ) msi'i, lllram Tron-
bit '.
1 I'-CilSTKU'S NOTICK"!.
IV Notleo Is hereby glten lo nil legatees, eredl-
Uu-h and other persons Interested In Hie estates ot
thu respective decedenls nnd mliinis. Ihatthe fol-
lowlngailiiiliilatrutors',eNeciitor' und guanllans' ao
cuuiits hate In en llled In llio nlllce of the Iteglster of
coi. uo, anu vtiu no prescnica lor connrmaiion ami
allowance In tho Oinlinns' Couit to bo held In
llloomsburg, on Monday, Dee. r, mi, uii o'clock
p. in. on saiu uay ;
I. Tho first and final account, of JoiepliW. r.tes.
auuuuisiiaiur oi r.utin rtes, mu t was uitiaij.
inlnlstraKr of Joseph I'llklngton. ! i'o or (Ireeu
tuod township, deceased.
2, Account or John A. Funston. cuir.l.au nf Einuu
.Mills, mli.ur child ot .Martin M. Mil's, late of
.eiiiison lownsnip, ueccaseu.
:i First an 1 llnal account of Mo.ses A. Lob. admin
1 st r it uf t Pauline Loeb, lato of the llorougb ot
iieitticK, iitceaf.eu.
I, First and llnal account of (leorgo Iflillenlghl und
Amos neeer, niimlulstrators of Miirgurcl llelb r,
latu of Hemlock township, decease.
t. Tao secon 1 anl Hnal account of DanUl Miller
an I Nathan Miller, executors ot ueorge Ml ler,
itio ji .niiuin uwnsuip, ueeeise-i
0. The nco ,unt ot William K res -de r. almlnlstrator
or 'lln-iuas liriss'er, lato of tcott townthlp, de-
eeasju.
t. First and llnal nceount of J fob F. Shoemaker,
udiiiliiMrator ot Inuali Chapln, late of Orange
ioa suip, utceaseu.
s. 'Ihua, coutcf Lafayelto Felb imin, admlntstra
tnrof Charles l-'ettuman tale of Locust lown
ship, dieenstd,
l Third and llnal account o' I). L. Ch ipln, ono of
'lie aiiuiinisiraiors oi .), in ii-jsioii, laieni i-isii
lngereeli township, deuasnd
to F nt an 1 final aco mt of Ell Jou's, aduituUlra
tor of Preserve Conner, late of Ucnton own
ship, deceased.
II. First nil Unit acMuntof Henry Ilolllngsliend
adnlulsirator of .Mary il aver, late of the
township of Catawliia.
Ii. First and Final ncnuiit (f Samuel Musiirnve,
tu.irdlaii of ttorrt O Fors)tu, u mthorehlld of
mini s rurs)iii, laiu oi tutiusuiji, ue
Co ISlU.
ill First and nartlal account rf Jnt.u n t'ase. ad
inliiisiratrK "I w. A. Case, late ot S'ott town
ship, deceased
II. First and llnal account of William lluricll, nil
minlsirator of ttnry E. Iletler. late of Mimin
towushlp, deceased.
15. First nud llnal nceount it lllram It, Kline und
T. E. Everett admliil-trators of Moses Etcri tt,
law of mange owLShlp deee.i'ed, ns llled b,
J. Howard Mine, administrator of II. It. Kilns,
iltceiis'd.
1'. First nnd n- al account of II. II. Kline, adminis
trator if I.etl S. l.uiigir lute Of Flshlugereek
toiinsldp, deceased, ns ll'ed by J, Hunard
Mini, administrator ot II. II. Kline, deceased.
17. Second and llnal account of John Kllngeiman,
i m cm in uf .lohn Shu man, lato ot Heater town
bhlp, di censed,
It -gtter' Odlee, I W. II. JACOHY,
Uioom' iirg Nor. 4, si.
i
Itoglster.
Wl LOWS' AlTItA ISKMKN'l s.
Tlio following appialseinents of real and
peisuuiil pi opt lly nt niniil lo widows of decedents
have been llled lu llio onue of the Iteglster of I'ol
unibla county, under thu Utiles of Couit, and will be
presented tor nbsolule continuation to tho Orphans'
Court lo be held In liloomsburg.in and for mi! J coun
ty, on Monday, tho till day ot Deo, ISI, nt two
o'clock p. m., of wild day unless exceptions to such
coiiiliiiiutloii aio previously llled, of which till per.
sjiis lulcicsted lu said estates will take notleo :
I. Wldtiwof tugtistiH W. Weaver lato or Fishing-
creek township, deceased,
'.'. Widow ol Nathan Creasy, lalo er Catntlssa
tiwnshlp, diceasid,
'a. Widow nf (Jeo. II, Willi, late ot the Uu'outhot
Her.vlek, deceased
4. WUoa' of J'liia Wof, Lit) of Iin Towu of
lilo ms'ju-g, deceased.
ito.'Mor's uni.v l w II. I. ni'V,
ll'o iiisbur - Nov. 4. Ml ' It to
A
DM I NISTKA TOIVfj NOTIl. Ii.
tsriTsm' iiiiiKnTii iuiirti., iniiMttn.
U-tiersot 'linlulstratlon on theestuto if l obeil
M, HaiUel. Into of .Malu tow nshliv'oiuuibhi county,
I'euna, det eas,',l, li ite been grained by the Kugl
lerof said coumy n Joseph A. Harticl, admin
istrator All persous hut lug ilalms against 'be
istnte of the ileeedehl me lequcsti'd lo pronii'.
them for seltleiiiuut. and Ikisu Indebted lo tlio es.
tatu to make paymeul lo the undersigned adminis
trators without delay,
JOSUI'll A. II.lllTZKI,
nov. Ivil v Admlnlsiiator,
A OMINISTIUTOU'S NOriCK.
1 Ksl'llt OKMAIIllll KII'.'JIlS lIKIKimill.
I LctteiHot admiiilttratloiitm thuebtiitoof Murllia
Sliiinian, lato ot M hi twp, Columbia couutv.
tfcciuscd, luivn Uen granted by the Iteglster of said
I county In the undcrs geed administrator. All persons
I having c alms ng Ins- the edato of bald decedent
are leipii steil lo i n-bcnl Uiuyfur nilikinenl und
those Indebted loilieesl.iMi lomuke pajineiitlo thu
uudcrtlgned udmlnlstruttr without ileluy,
I Wm. K, SIIU.MAN,
' . Admtulstrator.
I'. O aJdrj.s, MuluIIle. Cul , ' , ld,
T?0i BAI.i:- anil a lure eliruicc-a Ulilluril
and O) bier Million ( i.eouom tablo ond oue
iniiUnl I) now doing a good btslncss. Change ot
biblu-Mi it aiuii lor belling, Apply al Alexander ,v.
Woolhousi's uov,ls.iw
A
opirae our
O.TXJ WH33D3STS3D-", NOVEMBER KID,
Wo o)ciit'd our X(iw Store, ut
EIGHTH AND FILBERT STREETS,
Which Ilnilding forms n jmrt of the niniti atruoluro at
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
This addition enables us in ninny ways to add greatly lo the
comfort nnil convenience ol our natrons
The Dress Goods Departments
Xow oeuiipy one unbroken line of tMuiilerH, reachint; the entire dejilh of th
Filbert Htreet extension and mound to Hijjhth ftrcet, about ill) ) foot in leiuxlli.
Many deiiaitiiientti heretofure erowdeil have bad largely iiiereaseil hjmci.
iHMgned them, and nil are given m-iiv or les additioiial room by iv.won of the
enlargement.
The only New Departinenl we have added is that of
IlflllS
STAPLE T
'A
Where tho tliouaud and one neciMsary tiitles needed by latlitM will
be found.
Ws sigiiiilied the opening of tho N't) ,v Store by proionting for publie imp 'ctiou
THE HOST M AGNIKIGENT STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS IN EArERY VARIETY
that has ever been plaued on sale in our city, and by offering in
every department of the house
'8&ME MmMM'ME RAMQMJM&
That cannot fail to enlist the eager attention of buyers.
n fi-imiils. when in l'liiladelnliia. to nay a visit
of iuxpcetioii to our enlar.!,'i'd estiiblishinent They will find that in extending
our irtiniacs to accommodate incrtwing Dttsinest wo nave urrangeii mini iiiiugs
with a view to their especial comfort and convenience, notably among which
are the Hiireatt of Inforin.ition, the system of cheeking parcels, the Ladies'
1 (trior, etc.
ST1AW11I
N. W Cor. EiAtb a:d Market Si j S. W. ftr Siililli aui Filliert Wi
PHILADELPHIA.
THAT CAN BE HAD FREE
By sending address on a postal card to
JOHN WANAMAKKR, PHILADELPHIA.
JUST ISSUED,
The New Descriptive Catalogue of
the New Goods for
Fall and Winter, 1881 and 1882,
Containing valuable information by which persons
In all sections of the United States can avail
themselves of city fashions anil prices. Among
the goods mentioned are
Silks, S.itins and Velvets.
Dress Goods,
Mourning Goods.
Ladies' and Children's Suits.
Shawls and Cloaks.
Ladies' Furnishing Goods.
Hosiery and Gloves.
White Goods and Laces.
Notions, Zephyrs, etc.
Fringes and Kmbioiilcries.
Ribbons, Ties. etc.
Cloths and Cloaking.
Furs and Millinery.
Underwear, Corsets, etc.
Orders by letter, wluther large or small,
receive the same exact attention as customers
present in person. Money refunded for articles
not as expected when received. No charge made
for samples of Dry Goods, nor for postage on
samples. Address, for samples or Catalogue,
John Wanamaker,
PHILADELPHIA.
Our store, known as the Grand Depot, occupies the entire
block on Market Street, from Thirteenth Street to City Hall
Square, and extends to Chestnut Streit. The ground floor alone
covers an area of about three acics,
. 1, mm
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
WEBERHARDIVIAItf
PIAlsTOS,
A FINK INLAID FBKKCH WALNUT CAM (I I CAN, il STOPS $U0 ( AMI
ritsj Tin 1.1s. M ur.1 ;i Ion Unaruulou.l,
B,C03SI'S PIANO WV RE ROOMS,
JuuSVoi'sy IUM' 1,L0K' W jriCBn-BAllRH. TA.
1 LIP . andDEATH of J AWlUb A. QRnELO
mor,lf . i,..l.u iimii.ALENlO VlAl!TEU J.! 1 t i auV '''Vmul." .
50 por cont. discount to Agents 'vrATlirfe
mm stoke
Mill, I III,
MM
P.
J
Ladies' and Childien's Shoes.
Men's and lioys' Shoes.
Rubber Goods, Tiuiiks, etc.
1 'laitm-ls and Muslins.
Linens and Upholstery.
House Furnisiiiiif,' Goods.
Men's and lioys' Clothing.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Men's and lioys' Hats.
Hooks and Stationery.
Toys and Games.
Silvciwaie.
1 hina and Glasswaic.
I'tiiiiittne and Carpets.