THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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i ij''i'il';toy. Dcc.,0, 1881.
I lll'I'U 1H n VCI'V OVIInl-nl ilfimrm1 fn.
tlic nboliliou of all internal rovcnuu taxes,
and it can readily bo tlono,in view of tlio
unormoiis surplus in tlio Ireasury. It
wouitt no ri(iiciiloiii to take oft tlio tax
on ono or two minor articles and allow
A rcnort Hindu to the Seerclnrv of tlio e.'le. There arc neural vacant cells In
Interior by the Superintendent of tho tlio pcnitenliary that should bo provided
CcnsiH, shows that the total population with occupant without loss of time,
of the lTnlled States, as linally deter- The investigation of tho Tax ofllco
mined liy tho last census ' M),Ci"i,'!M. robbery has led to tho discovery that
still greater steals liavo taken placo in
ltongli oa Haven. theSheiiffsolllce. Tluwitis said will run
Into millions of dollars. Tlm inxm iln.
To whom it may concern: Tlio ma- rived from Slierilf's sales wero not nald
es into the Treimuy, but wero stolen by
rson tho ollicials. Ono of tho members of I he
t File destroyed the entire business por
lion of Aiignst:i,Ai'k., on Monday night)
the loss Is $00,000
Jeremiah jMolvlblt'ii, the well known
hotel keeper, formerly proprietor of tho
Glrard House, Philadelphia, died very
suddenly of heart disease in St. Joseph
iMo., on Tuesday last. lie was 01 years
of age.
Alderman Titekrlr. Hon! on. nuva vml
named HutberfordU. llayes of Krcmont, Coinmilleo of One Hundred, having may stale that I have paid for medicine
of the Tax ""u treatment in SJ0 years ya.OOO, Wuil
ucneht. Jui
i ii imiuii ii niay coucerii: i lie ma
jority of tho people of the United States
having learned with l egret that a person
tlio moro weighty ones to remain a bur- iiuw " i
den to tlio people. It is folly to pilo up blB,f H ? , ' !1.il't'3 "! nl""
vast and steadily increasing sums in the whiskers tinged with gray, and
treasury when tlm nm,i ,,,i ,.i:..f plausible adilrcss, and may bo known by
rf ...v r(v KVHI lUll'll '. 1 1 .
- ins auccicu (levouou
Ohlo.representiiig himself as an ex-l'res- clinriio of tho investluatlon
blent of this republic, is about to sail for olllce thefts, in speaking of these latter
J'-urope, hereby givo notice to all princes, discoveries, said, "Why," "I say
puivmuics. aim pcopio oi quality in mr- caiulnliy tlieso matters are inslgnilicant
eign 1a mis uiai ino saui iiuiiiciiorci n. anil Hilling compared Willi Homotliing
llayes is a irauui and wo herebv notifv e so we am muiut duu- ti in. 'I'Ihko
all princes, potentates and people of charges so far made public itnolvo only
flllftlilV flfi-il'OUfllil lint In fi-nnt rv. liniini- I ti... . ..!..- ....I .... -f il..
i; J ...v. ......... uwv vinoi. ui nviiui I UIU UlUllvn lllltl IIUIIUI l'lllIHIVUt. Ul IIIL
nun uu our account or oesiow upon nun ucparimcnt. Tliis tlnntr we nrc now
any honors or hospitalities in consider working on involves hiiditir ollicials.
llio things already spoken about involve
thousands ot dollars. ilus involves
millions."
Another e.nbcz.ling cashier has turned m i"1 m ,,f ur ,,avin' l m 0(1 "i10,1"' !'
up, this time in Newfoundland I go xf ?' Ti ,1cVT ."t ?f otYlcC 1 lT H
nfioad of tho 1'rinco lidwa d Islam ,lc.' 1 1 10 met bUlcf9 uml ,1nuvn tho 1
lJanktothetU.ioof SaoO.000. The .In. 801,1 'J'1n s salary for four years, it
amounting to ;s-uu,uuu.
mint to tlio tilno of SaoO.000. The do
linailnHA ...Ml 1 .
1.U5UUIS win prooauiy got tncir monoy
,. , , , ""fuiura ami siocKlioidcrs arc
liable for thrco times tlm miiiumi. nfutn,.!..
Hank defalcations liavo como to bo roiru.
lar items ot news now a-days-A
good Chicago wife, whoso
ui.suiiiiii requested nor to scud to him nt
ixcw lorn tlio numbers of certain uov
ornniciit bonds and forward tho bonds
lot to ireasury, complied with the let
.v. ii nut uiu Bjiuii. ui ino request, wiui
her littlo scissors tho loving wife cut tho
numbers out of tho bonds, sent them to
xow York, and posted tho mutilated
noiids olt to Washington to ainazo and
contouud tlio Treasury otlicials,
anons wero required tonx
It is nitito likolv that tho doveloni
. . . ,i
to temperaiicci no nients will bring to liglit the most cnor
inous rooiiery oi punlio lunils ever
known in this country, exceeding even
tno peculations ol Tweed and his gang
in New York.
out receiving nuinanent
tirely cured of his disease (salt rheum'
by Cul'iciira Henicdli's.
A iiaiional convention of remesenla
tlves of the agricultural, manufacturing
and commercial interests of the country,
is in session at New York. Judgo W.
D.Kelly on Tuesday, mado a strong
argument in favor of tho repeal of tho
internal revenue system.
4 re -i . . .
jin auray occurred m tno iicnitcntiary
at Nashville, Tenn. on Tuesday between
ri.i ii . .
two convtcls,
JIcDaniels and Lambert,
in which the latter boat
death.
tho former to
TUB ASSASSIN'S TIllAh.
in consemionco ot tno aiarm caused m
Komo portions of tho West by tho ro-
ported spreading of small-pox, acting
V , l'ostmastor-Gcncrat llntton has issued
iMsewiiero in this issue wo pri
severe comments of the Philadelphia ,-,i .ii.n..i..n. 4. ...i .i. i 1.1.
.. , p .. . . - l ""in vintv;i.iiiy mill wiiuiv; uiu uvrilllll
About forty persons who wero injured
in the lato gale in Great Britain, arc
neing treated in tno JiOiidon hospitals.
It h feared that some of tho cases will
provo fatal. I-ifty barges wero sunk in
the i names. Extensive Hoods are re
potted in the upper Thames valley.
owanser Scheiick, Beventv years of
matter a.se' 'as 8U'locatC(1 lJ" t''" K8 from a
case demands. frntl, ,i, :n ,n,n - :.., inneKiin, auniiay night, near iNow Jiruns-
liable to comniunicato n contagious dis- N- J7 nml hiiH found by
ease, and tho health ollieers furnish to l"
i I 1 ho grand jury of tho District of Col
I , 1 1 it a I IV Dllilll KJV UIU lll.Y VI tllU I itii"Jli lUMUilUU ill! 1 1 1 Ul U i 1 1 ILI 1 L
;i,a...vU lu u., VKvViu u.ii.. mo us, - postmaster to rofuso to accept that mail, against William Jones for attempting to
nation, ttiuteau is a vain, mllv fonl. i i..n i i.Sii n..!, 1 "
, , . . I Him UU Dllilll JllllllOll IIIU UillllUl 111 lllilll Mil VlllllVilll
uui, .mppy wnuii no can auraci pumic mcssengcr with a copv of the declaration
I In Id n rtlti'tmia nnninniinl nf I . -. . 4 "
, ' ,. yi l0 uo (lcilvcrca l0 Ul0 omco tfuih nuaran
reiused. The
,1. .. i . i . . , e I "iii-i mi i-v;iiiil: liiiii tt uuiu uiu uvrilllll
absent r'T' "V"w th1 Cn - 1 10 trw f nlccl'3 of a villaK, toAvn, or city, by of
E Guiteau. 1 lie language is strong but ficial nct;0I Am lnt mn,f InnUor
oi more so man tno case demands, from any other village, town, or city h
iho whole country is disgusted at the linblo t0 comniunicato a contagious dis
disgraceful behavior of tho criminal, and case, and the health ollieers furnish tr
ho press ca Is loudly upon Judge Cox tho postmaster a certified copy of sucl
to put an end to it. J he tnal is more of declaration, it shall bo tho duty of the
attention.
n.,...! it- ...
vjuiiiuu.'siuiiur mumi, m mg annual ro-
port, referring to a reduction of internal
taxation, says:
UWTi .1 , r ..
iienevcr too wants ot tuo govern
mont will allow a reduction of internal
taxation, my opiuion is that it will bo
wise to conhne those taxes to distilled
liquors, malt liquors, tobacco and its
products, and to special taxes upon man
ufacturers and dealers in these articles,
and to fix taxes at such rates an will
yield tho amount necessary to bo raised
i it
iroin ineso sources.
cials h'vnkn- "v to bo delivered to tho
tho initor iH ? ?iMl .vta "':it,,,,!'GWa ""Ugh t0 tilled, with tho mail ,
tho matter up. Mtniiate tho ellect of his actions upon facts arc then to be at
A grand musical festival will be given
in tho great Music Halt of Cincinnati in
February, beginning on the VMi and
continuing for six days. There will bo
an orchestra of ono hundred skilled mu
sicians, and a chorus of two hundred
u;iiiiuu singers. ino solo singers em
brace tho leading artists of tho daw
the jury and spectators. His mind is un
balanced no doubt, but not so much
so as to prevent a clear appreciation
ot right nnu wrong, lie is endeay
oring to convince tho jurv that ho is iu-
snne, but shows far too much shrewdness
for that. Ho daily bullies and-insulta
his counsel, affronts the court and inter-
rupts witnesses,and the feeling of indig
nation at ins outrageous acts grows
stronger, lie was umihuallv ntniovinir
1 1. "c?
on I'liuay last and .ludgouox threatened
ii i ii--i I.-.
iu nuvo mm gaggeu it no did not Keep
quiet. Ho was not quiet nor was he
gagged. A. 1J. Amering of Williams-
port, was one of the principal witnesses
on Friday and gave testimony as to
the insanity of tho Guiteaii family. Gen.
Logan testified on Saturday, that ho
thought the assassin was insane. The
brother and sister of Guitcau wero on
tlio stand Monday. Their evidence
so
once reported to
tho First Assistant Postmaster-General.
In tho absenco of a board of health of
ficers, tho declaration of tlio regular
county or city medical society may be
accepted, or the opinions ot such physi
cians as tho Postmaster may regard as
most reliable The mail returned is to
bo held until the prohibition is removed,
and, alter being properly fumigated un
der the direction ot the medical author
ties, is to be forwarded to its original
destination.
George Funics., a boy aired nine, was
accidentally locked iu a school room nt
him last luesday, and was nttacked by
a swarm oi rats, i no boy louglit des
perately for sonio time, but became ex.
iiausted and when discovered was lvintr
senseless, with the swarm of rodents
tearing at his ilosh. He will live, but his
fright has probably deprived him of his
reason.
yitkiira
WHAT A KISS IS.
Iho amatory editor of tho Phila
delphia Times has written an article on
Iho IJight lime to kiss in which ho
gives a definition of oscillation which wo
lancy it would be difficult, to surpass. It
is as follows:
"A kiss is die visible sijrii and token of an
Max Maretzek, Signor Aiditi and Olio )lmm 10 proline insanity ot uuiteau. inner sentiment which no words can express.
Sin'er are the musicd directors Sev- I'"o assassin himself appeared as a wit- The eyes nml the tongue do a good deal of
oral of tho best operas will bo'gim,. ,lcss.?!' was allowed all SK!?b
All lovers of music' will be interested in 1"" la language as is appa- c'111lr!;i,0f ,Z1
tills affair and thorn will ilnnhtl
rent irom tho signilicant comment in the earthlv into tlm ilivi in' T.nrr wit limit n L-Ua
Blood Poisonings, Scrofulous Ul
cers and Itching Humors,
Abscesses and Glandu
lar Swellinirs.
m:ai) I'oisoxixa.
?.'.r Albert Kingsbury, Kceno. N. 1I troutlcd
with bail humor on hands and neck, caused by load
"""""'e. (iiuu u painter.) At limes li would
)ieak out crack onen. nnu iiia rvmh KMn.ir.itn tmm
tbMlcsUln larce pieces, nuircrloB grtnt continual
Milium; nnu niiuBinfc'. rurcuasud jour remedies;
UhCd CUlltUr.l lll'SnlTprif. Intornnllv ftnrl f-itrlA.ii-n
and outleura Hoap externally, and In lesi than firue
raonths clfected a complete cure, and has not been
trOUb pl Klnop. Pnrrilinijtni1 liv lliillir, U.i..r
Druffglsw, Kecne, N. II.
very large attendance.
report, that a portion of the testimony
"is unfit for publication." The case as
Wlinn Af.- i?.,.,,i.,u .OJ .. ? conducted is a wretched low-comedv ncr-
tho appropriations committee iu tho ?orm.:,llco disgraceful to tho Court and a
Forty-fourth (Jninrrns. lm lmM ti.n burning shame to tho people. There
policy of retrenchment and reform that
carried tho country in 1870. That is the
sort ot leadership tho Democrats need
and must have if they propose to con
tinue their strugglo for national power
it any ono can supply it better than Mr
Kandal! wo shall hail tho fact with sat-
lstaction. Jiiit ho has not appeared vet.
and, until ho does, tho Democrats liad
best bo careful how they renounce tho
omy proved and sate leader they have in
tho House. A. 3 . Sun.
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rainbow without its line: the brook without u'"--vij--t - i-Mtlll
its bubble: the landscape without its colors: n.V.ril:""?' ?oarkt Ohio, says;
the ten rose sweetest (lower for scent that
blows without its odor; the borenlis with.
otu n.s variations: poetry without rythm;
-in nig wiiiiuiu sunngm; a garden witnoiit lo
nage or marriage without love. The yoiui:
woman whose ideals teach her to recoil from
a kiss cheats the lover of the lovs of loving
will be a general sense of relief when
the end comes. Guitcau occupied the
stand all day Wednesday. Judgo Por-
ler lato in tho altcrnoon began his oro:-s- uml does not ilrwrvi'ilin llnvollnn nf n mniilv
examination, which nroinisos to be inter-1 benrt. She limv llvis mi to tlm dlnlnc i-onni
CSting. and the sideboard bric-a-brac, but she
win never prove a congenial wire, and our
correspondent will ave his heart.strimrs
miinv a future wrench bv leiivlnif her In her
.1...I - . ii.. . .. -
uaiiii ami uric-n-iirac.
!cmed:es am iln- it.iu.hi ..., ., '!.
the worst caso of salt rheum In thl) county. Sly
mother had It tnvnty years, and In fact dlud from
it. i bellpvo uutlcura would nave saved her lire.
My arms, bi east and head wero covered lor tliref
yeau. which notlilni; relieved or cured until I used
lhe Cutlcur.1 Keso lentlrilcriifilli- -mi ...,.;. i;i
Cutlcur soap externally.
Tho Loudon (England) Daily JSTews
commenting on tho trial of Guitcau,
says: "It seems obvioii9 that tho nuns.
tion of Guiteau's sanity and responsibili
ty is a matter ot word chopping and ol
psychological casuistry. Guitcau is per-
lecuy wen aware ot the nature ot tlio
act. Wo might say that Guiteaii was
crazed, just as so many people are called
cracked who arc yet acknowledged to
bo fit to control their own affairs. If
Guiteaii is declared insano a vast nu n
ber of people liko him feather-brained
conceited iools will justly infer that
the-, too, may indulge in eccentricities
ami ratircter.
Judging by the alacrity and acrimony
with which tho Danville Intelliyenccr ub " down
I'll e Slianio of Iho Guiteaii Trial.
The Guitcau trial is a burning shame
to the country. Nothing liko it was over
witnessed in any but a border court. In
stead of a solemn tragedy, a comedy has
been enacted every day since tho trial
began. Judge (Jox seems to bo a partic
ularly wean individual. JJistnct Attorney
voi Kiiui is a vain, pompous man. ie-
iween mem tney nave Drought about a
pretty state of affairs.
Jt is a leartitl thing to eontcmnlato
seriously, a. tew yeeks ago, the nation
was bowed down with grief at the death
of its beloved Chief Magistrate. Now
everybody laughs at tho antics of the
assassin. Keportsof tho trial are read
lor tlio Inn they may contain. Disgrace
ful outbursts ot rage from tho prisoner
are applauded nmf it is particuluilv en-
joyablo when ho calls his counsel a liar
and addresses the Court in a patronizing
manner, such as a loekey might be ex-
hen General Sherman said that if
the Arrears of Pensions bill became a
law it. would require a hundred millions
to meet it, friends of the bill said he was
talking wildly. That amount has now
been paid out. and it is estimated that.
8230,000,000 more will be required. It
would bo interesting to know how
much of all this has gone and will go to
the deserving pensioner, how much to
claiin-hunting sharks, and how much to
perjured applicants. J'hila. J'ress,
PSORIASIS.
II. n. carpontcr. Esq , Henderson, M. Y cured ot
rsorlasls or Leprosy, of twenty jeais' (.binding, by
the Cutlcura Ilesolvnm. intprnnhv ..i.i i-,,n,
Cutlcura Soap externally. The most wonderful caso
on record. Cure certlUed.to before n lustleu or the
peace and prominent citizens. All nnilcted with
tills testimonial in full.
SALT I5IIKUM.
Hnouin can appreciate the amnv I nnrtmvm ,r.r
years, uui 11 cured by tho Cutlcura Hesolvent Inter
nally and Cutlcura and Cutlcura soi externally.
Mrs. wji. 1'EI.LISG TON, Sharon, Wis.
News Items.
pected to assume towards the boy who !
horses. JSo doubt his
Two sons of James Sartin. Pittston.
l'a were drowned Saturday at Yatcs-
ville by tho breaking of ice on a pond
wnero tney were skating.
1 lie Paulding iron fttrnaco at Cecil.
Paulding county, Ohio, was burned Sim-
Inn lunriillur 'I'lm nlnl U ,, I.. tff
l.it. 1 . .1 . I "Wiiniiui 1 UtJ lUlill UM S .5 )U.UUU.
that aionlour county needs a clmn.m of . ,hs T. "T ",u 8,,cn It was owned by Graff. Uennott A Co..
t . ; . iiiiuiri siiouid no a lowed lor ono inn. .ni...i ",v , ' , , '
euiuuruiiu leaders, we aro led to the ,,,,:,,,,,., r , ,!,. ; : i.i. " r UI 1 1USUU1B i,lvu hundred men are
beliet that the editor of the Intelligencer " ' "i w, J " """'i-'"'" " thrown out of employment
considers huuselt one ot tho leader , . .,
pinn "iiDinnw t t3 UiauUillf UIU HIV
i . i nil
ouisei. i nere snouid nave oeen no more
fusx over this trial than over the trial of
any oilier murderer. In tho eyes of the
public Guiteau's crime may liavo been
aforesaid. We
opinion, and aro
. ' ,
were already of that
moro than ever con-
vinccd ot tho necessity for a chano-e. if
jUotitour county is to remain iu tho
.Democratic ranks. Columbia county can
.. 1 1 1! . 1
.jiHuya uo roiied upon lo maintain her
democratic ascendency and give stead
uy increasing majorities tor Democratio
omdidatcs. Tho full vctoisnovcrpolledin
any county in what aro known as "off
years, a fact which the editor of the
Intclliijcncer very well knows. Tlio
other stuff, both silly and untrue, con
tained in tho Intelliyenccr's littlo out
uiiixi, merits neither attention nor
answer.
btation indicators in the cars of tho
ti 1 . .. , . .
i enusyivania naiuoad give notice to
passengers of the approaching stoiming
place. At either end of the car is a neat
ease coutmmng a piece of muslin or can
reater, but in the eyes of tho law ho is Vrts. 011 rollers, upon which are printed in
execution? I'hila. Times.
(1K1ANTI0 FUAUDS.
Tho Supremo Court of tho State liavo
issued an order changing tho court dis
tricts, by transferring to the Eastern dis
trict tho counties ot J5edford,IJlair, Cum
belaud, ('entie, Cohunbia.Cliuton, Clear
field, Cameron, Klk, Kulton, Hunting
don, Juniata, Lancaster, Lycoming. Leb
anon, Milllin, Montour, MoKean, North
umberland, i'erry, 1 otter, anyder, Tioga,
bitllivan, Union, Warren and oik, and
twelve of the nineteen counties of the
Western district. Iho chaugo meets Hunter, thoy did moro good than thev
...St I. ti... - I r l r ill . i mi i
nun uiu ujquuvai ui a large majority oi I couiu nave o.xpecieo. ino poopiu aro
membeis ot tho bar, throughout the beginning to ascertain how much it has
btnte, though tho lawyers of Allegheny cost to keep scoundrels in ollico. Uo-
county aro opposed lo it. It is believed cently startling disclosures wero made of
legible letters all the stations. By a lover
on the locomotive the engineer, on leav
ing a station, changes tho indicator so
as to show tho next stopping place.
Kx-Stato Senator Gcorgw II. IJowland.
who was dragged before the United
htntns i'.niirr in l'lnlmliilnliio
prisoner has been allowed to cam; -on just cusation of charging too much for col
a, ni. ,,.,. , , ll; mai.w. icu siio no k.otill(, a pension claim, has been honor-
iiiivu ui-uu BiilL-lllll in uvery iieiau, I IS In 1, v nnim lln.l Til1,,,. I!t1.. :.. .1
oi i nt- nl.n...n.t ....,i:....:r:.?;i i....i ' "V .,"-i' " unaig-
i...... ...i. si.i.,1.-.. iL-,L-. .ma-- Uly the jury said ho had acted as the
, wT l l "'u,u.Jll4l,"-'ia lnend ot the proiecutor.
bini.iti.--. 1, it, uuwn i nu uui, iiieni into
entitled to just the same consideration,
no moro ami no less, than any assassin.
Judgo Cox is apparently afraid of the
prisoner. Mr. Corkhill is afraid that he
will not get all the glory duo him, and
instead ot conducting this trial in an tin
ostentatious, ccommon-senso manner, tho
CUTICl'lt.Y
and cutlcura feoap externally and Uullcura llcsolv-
enimu many will positively euro every species ot
humor from a common plmplo to Scrofula.
IV'il-lMntS'ii'T'SS'.1 b0xes- WO-i larB hOXCS
Soap, 530. Cutlcura Shaving soap, 15c. Sold by all
Ilepor, WEEKS ft roTTEn, llos'on, Mass.
j CATARRH
Sanford's Radical uro,
Complete Treatment
Por $1 00. B
Sanf ord a Iladipnl I urn ri.ir.i-rii.il u-.ii-.lnt
Improvod Inlmler, with spetiuc directions may
now bo had of nlldruprBNts, nnally wrapped In
ono package, for ono dollar. Ask for K.iVfnniM
Itadlcal Cure.
i'i',h,,ll;0010,nlcal nnd neuT.falllnir treatment
instantly cleanses thu nasal russn-..Miif iinin.i
mucous, subdues lull immitlon when exteudlnir
to the eye, ear and throat, restores ths senses
of smell taste and hcnrlni; when anected.leaves
the head deodorized, clear nnd open, the breath
sweet, thu breathing easy, and every fcense In u
grateful and soothed condltlou. Internally ad
ministered it cleanses tno entire mucoussystcm
IlirouBh t lie blxiil uhleli it. nnnncunr n,1;. n,.i.i
! poison always present In Cuiarrli. Itecom
mended by all druggists.
Oeueral Agents, WKKK3 &. PO'lTKIt,
M -i -ti i m - Boatn"-t
IliTM. JIlUE. Ilnii-lico
Water Hug? and lied nnd
uiat-K Aaw eairavenous
, ly I'AIISONS' KXTKH.MI.
' NATOlt and die. No fear
Of D.ii fciuelb. Ilirns,
granaries and liousi-lioids
often cli-ared In a single
nluhf. Best nnd clienpist vermin killer In the
World. No failure In vears. Kverv linic ii-nrrjinr.
ed. sold by nil grocera nnd drusirlsta. AEk for
i.iiiou.io, -naiieuior aw. ey vvkekh s. coitk i
noston. jeo.
PUBLIC SALE
op valuaiim:
REAL ESTATE!
v lieu tho better class of Philadel
phia's citizens, roused lo desperation by
tho corruption of ollico holders, over
threw tho political bosses and elected
such honest men as Mayor Iving, Comp
troller Pattison and Tax Itcccivcr
Peoria Nntionid Democrat.
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inu iiiusi, uiiiiiicui iinvsieia is oi inn
day highly recommend St. Jacob's Oil
as a euro for rheumatism. It can bu nur-
!... I 1 1 . . .
ui.ise i at any drug house, and tho price llj vhtteofanotiUr of tlio Orphans' Court of Co.
is inslgnilicant, when you take into con- lumbtu county, the undersigned executor tf mitip
smeration the wondertuloures it will pro- uDaDB".i''w oi nsiiiugcruei: townsnip, Columbia
duce. county, defeated, will ciposj to public Sato oa the
premises on
Un rsatnrdav four men. with n iraimn
liaSSCd tllVOmJl Alw.nll.On Miuj mnllm,
that. thru, uw.in f,-n, n. , A1nl.... M OC'OCK ln "'e forcooon. tho following dd-
ii.... n.Vr i l scrlbod real estate, to-wlt; All that certain piece
lino and wero going to Arkansas. Thev or naroei of ian,i. .iM,.t i , ,m ,....;,...". Z
camped three miles west of here, and on 'ngcreck, boueded by l'lsliingcreek ami lands ot
Friday, Dcosmbor 23rd, 1881,
that tho business of the court will bo
transacted with greater despatch by
holding tho sessions in Philadelphia.
Columbia county attorneys were stiong-
ly iu lavor ol tho change
r.
aiuidiiy evening
by found them
tho stealing ot large sums of monoy from
tlio Tax ollico. Messrs. Hunter and Pat
tison aro now investigating. Iho matter
and will toon placo tho results beforo
tho proper authorities. Theodore llanel,
formerly a clerk iu tho Tar Ollice. has
And ytt another offence against tho confessed his participation iu tho crimes
public by Philadelphia's ollico holders, nnd has given tho names of other thieves.
Certain rascals tiro under indictment in Ho believes that fully $1,000,001) of tho ton Kouto
that city for frauds perpetrated at tho people's money wero stolen botween advertisement
election of last hcbriiary, nnd the ballots 1'-and 1 o 7. It cannot even bo sur- this issue
castweroneededloeiisurotheirconviction inised how much may liavo been taken
terms ot other Keceivers.
some
lying
persons passing
on mattrasses,
John Neyharil,
containing
IB
Also, & certain pleco or pares! of land sltmto In
ownshlp, bounded by lauds ot Edward
John;('reapy and A, Iluntslnger,
iVCHKS AXI) 21 l'KI(C'ni:.S.
sail
Unangst. William Vnaugjt, A. Lewis and William
vv. Mirer, containing 1'IVE AOHEK and live nerch.
os on which H a good
When the Distriot Attorney demanded during tho I
tho boxes it was discovered that City Taxes paid by largo estates and corpora
Commissioners Douglass ami Martin had
destroyed all tho ballots. In so doing
they flagrantly violated tho law, which
directs that tho ballots cast at any
election shall bo kept for ono year. There
wero two sets of boxes and of course It
was not necessary to destroy tho ballots
tions wero nver turned into tho citv
Ireasury, but wero pocketed by tho dis
honest clerks. As may well bo imag
ined, tho discovery of these tremendous
trauds has created great excitement and
further developments aro awaited with
deep interest, bomo of tho thievim
covered with quilts, and each with his
head split open, as though with an axe.
No evideneo of robbery was visible.
Ollieers have left for tho sceno of the
murder.
I.Mroup.vNT to 'I'ltAvm. nits- Special in-1 FRAME DWEF,IilT(T- TFOITUR
.i i- i .i 'i. .. t
iiiiuuiiiuiiiH mu oituieii you oy tuo i inning- iramo stable, ana out-bulldlngs. There Is nlso an
it win pay you to rean tneir xwiuv i e i i iil-ks on this lot.
tj.ii.uo ur ,-aj.h. ieu per cent. Of one-fourlli
ot mo purchase money to bo paid nt tho Btrtklnt
uown ot mo property! the ono-fourth less the
ten per cent, at thu continuation of nalo, and the
remaining three-fourths in one year thereafter with
interest from couurmvtlon nisi,
KAMUKL HIHVfl.
UCC.V, ISSl-lw Exefilltnr.
10
cast in February. Theso Commissioners clerks aro now employed iu government
hnvo stepped between tho law and tho olilces, sonic mo dead, and some live in
criminals, and it is
by so doing thev liavo i
conviction of tho rascals. A bolder
picco of work is rarely dotio oven by
Philadelphia political sharps, Thero Is
bo found cUcwhero in
March IS -10-w
On Sunday ovening last, in Philadel
phia, tho horses attached to a steam lire
engine ran away and dashed into astieet
ear on Fourth street, killing two young
men standing on tho platform and
wounding others iu tho car. Tho driver
of tho engine, William Tyson, was ar
rested.
Tho billiard tournament in Now Vork
ended on Saturday. Joseph Dion won
tho llrst prize, Jacob Schacfcr tho second
STIt.VY COW.
Came to tin nremkni nf Mm iimi.iF.i,nl. i,. m,
111 township, .November nth, isn. a sunn dirk
b nillo cow, about seven years uld, The owner mu
call, pay charges and tuka her away or she will no
Mimtn.Nov.Wh.H,... U",A,ioo "w
iptito piobablo that luxurious retirement on their dishonestly n"d Wallace and Slosson tho third and ST 1 '"
liavo prevented tho I ncnulred wealth. Tlio people of l'liila-1 fomth respectively. Dion got $1,000, tiw ior-tiioiiUw a iho liiiaicrvekrarmers'Mu.
diamond emnie.n ami tno ciiuinpionship it ,OT!c6 oi TaTO hVjSi Es'in'oeutre
Of tho world. townslilp. u.lumbU county, l"a., on ilouday, tho
delphia will not bo satislied with less
than tho thorough purification of tho Tax
uilico and tho putus iinent ot theso rob- li,-glm-s lm,ko into tlio post olllce at
hers. An opportunity will be niforded
bers, thieves and tools of tho "bosses " tho llolgo flre(l illt0 thn ol,i(;o m(1 t,0
not tho sliglitest probability that tho
Commissioners will over bo punished
nwl vet 1 1 1 1 v rlehlv devervu a term In the
ni-idti-nilnrv. It is extromelv dillloult to and fill their places with belter men. It
g t political offenders into jail and very is a reproach to tho city that such inon
n,i h l.ni-.W in hi-eii tliBinthmv. Tho strous Irauds siiouid liavo been perpe
iv.fnriiif.ia linvn nlontv of work boforo tinted under tho very eyes of ollicials
them to redeem Philadelphia. hwoiii to protect tho people's inter- tools ami a can of powder.
robbers lied. They secured only four
registered letters, dropping 230 worth
of postage stamps in thoir (light. Thoy
aiso icu uemmi tiiein n set ot uurgiars
VIU day f Januvrr. liSI. between tlia bourn nf in
in. and 8 p. ni. lor llio pirpose ox electing directors
for the ensuing) ear, nnd fur iransaoiluguueli other
business us may proutily come before said com,
I'-iuy,
D.vaiuci, .-IKIIIAltu,
Dee, ii, 'st-jw becretary.
WANTEDS'
ii-etlL-i. l'enuaiienl erjploy
AOTIVK CATIIOUO
Of StOailV hdllllM In
I travel in soeilon In wlilcli ho
L-Lnnlovinnt nnrl pnnii .n,,,.
pcusiallon to an energetic, man. lteferenoes.
JiBN.l(iKllUllOTIlUr'(s, an liroadway, .New York,
SllEJlLFFS SALE
Uy vlrlim of sundry writs Issued out of the
Court of Common Meas of Columbia county nnd
to mo directed, will bo exposed to public snlo at Iho
Court House, In lltoomsburg, Fc'insclvanta, nt two
o'clock, p. m. on
MONDAY, DKCUMHKll Mb, 18S1
Tlio following described real estate, situate In the
llorougli of llcrwlck, Columbia county, rennsjtva
ula, beginning at tho corner ot la-lot number fifty'
eight, Ihcnco along Second street westward!? to an
alley nlncty-nlne feet, thenco along said alley clgh
ty-four and Dvo-tcn ths feet to the corner ot lot be
longing to tho cstato ot William H, Kyans, deceased,
tnenco along said lino ninety-threo feet to the cor
ner of lot number lltty-ctght, thonco by lot number
ntty-clglit elglity-tour nnd flro-tcntbs feet to the
placo of beginning, being tho northeasterly part of
lots number ntty-nlno nnd slxty.ns numbered In tho
general plan ot said town, containing seven thou
sand eight hundred nnd lltty-clght and nto-tcntha
feet of ground, on which aro erected ono largo two-
story framo drolling house, frnmo barn and other
out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken In caution at tho suit of Thomas
Uauchcr against Franklin Stowart and to b sold 8s
tlio proporty ot Franklin Stowart.
Jacks N, Attornoy. Vend. Ht.
ALSO.
Tho following described real esuto sltuMo In Iho
llorougli ot Ucrwtok, Columbia county, reiinsjlva
nla, bounded and described as follows, to-wlt: On
tho north by Jackson street, on tho oast by Mulber
ry street, on tho south by lot of Harry Orozler, nnd
on thewest by an n1ley,sald.lot being feet In wlJth
and feet In depth, kiown as lot No. U In In said
borough, on which nro erected a two-story frame
dwelling houso andont-kltchen.
Seized, taken ln execution nt tho suit of r. 1).
lllnck against Jackson Ale, and to be sold an tlio
property of Jackson Ale
iKEt.xii, Attorney. Vend. Ex,
ALSO,
All that certain tot or pleco of land situate ln Or
ange township, Columbia county, 1'eunsjlvnnla,
boundolnnd described as follows, to-wlt: Begin
nlng at a stone corner In a public road and running
thence alons said road north stxty-nlno nnd a half
degrees oast eight perches and four-tenths to
stone, thenco by land formerly of McKelvy Drake
nortba and three-fourths degrees west utnetcen and
four-tenths perches to astone, thenco by land form
erly of Ueujiinlu Boone, Jr., southjilxty-nlnu and t
half degrees west eight perches nnd four-tenths to
a stone, nnd thence by land formerly ot Jacob Hag-
enuuensoutn cignt ana a naif degrees, eatt nine
teen pcrcbos and four-tcnitia to th j place of begin
ning, containing ono aero strict raeasuic
ALSO.
One other lot or pleco of land situate in Orange
township, county and State aforesaid, bounded nnd
described as follows to-wlt: Ucglnulng nt a stono
set for u earner ln tho public road leading from Pe
ter Miller's farm to Light Street, thence by lands
or jcroinlali Hagenbuoh north eleven and onc-nunr-
tcr degrees west nineteen perches and nvo links to
a stone, thence by lands of tlio said Margaret J
Drake south nine degrees cast nineteen perches
nna eleven links to a stone ln tho public road afore
said, thenco by tlio s.tmo south seventy nnd one-
quarter degrees west tlvo perches and twenty-four
unKs to tuo place of beginning, containing one hun
dred and twenty perches, be the Baiuo moro or less,
whereon aro credo 1 n story and a half dwelling
House and stable.
Seized, taken ln execution at the suit of Peter
r.nt's administrator against Joslah V. l.Ice and to
be sold as tho property ot Joslah I, hlce,
v . J. Ucckalkw, Attorney. Vend, Kx,
ALSO,
All that certain pleco or parcel of land situate In
the township of arcenwood, county of 001111111111
Stale of Tenn ylvanU bouudjd and described as fol
lows: nounued on tho north by lands of Amos
Kitchen, Jesso Heacoek nnd John Milter, on tho east
by lands of Urlttaln Thomas, on ths south by lands
01 o. D. WUson, Ira ltobblns and Jackson liobblns
and on Iho west by lands ot Lloyd Yeagcr ond (leorge
Kester, containing soventy-two acres more or less,
of which about sixty awes are cleared and eight or
ten acres timber land. Thero aro on the placo ono
frame dwelling bouse ono and a half stories high,
and one frame dwelling housa two stories high, ono
barn, part framo and part log, two applo orchards,
two wells of water, ono pottery kiln, and other out
buildings, good fences, c.
ALSO,
All that other pkco or parcel of land hltuate In
Greenwood township aforesaid, bounded nnd de
scribed as follows, to-wlt: On tho north by
on tho ensl by land of Humphrey Parker, on tho
south by land of Humphrey Parker, and on the
W03t by Joseph Parker, containing eleven acres
more or less, of which about three acres aro cleared,
and the balance timber land.
Seized, taken ln execution at tho suit of William
Bobbins for use;of John Christian against John It,
Parker and to be sold as tho propjrty of John H.
Parker.
Hobison, Attorney. Vend. Kx.
ALSO.
All that certain, lot or piece of ground sltuato ln
East Uloomsburg, County of Columbia and state of
Fcnnsylvanta.bounded and described as fallows, to-
wlt: On the north by an alley, on the east by an
alloy, on tho south by lot of Turnbach, und
on the west by public road, leading from Uloomsburg
to Berwick (now called Bast street) Containing ln
front on said road (East street) about arty feet, and
ln depth about ono hundred nnd nlncty-elght feet,
on which are erected a large two si cry brick build
ing, stable and out-buildlngs; n well of good water
on tho premises.
Seized, taken In execution at tho suit of John (i,
Freeze, administrator of Lovllla Menagh, deceased,
against Ittcnard 11. Menagh with notice to Charles
Savage, terro tenant, and to bo sold as tho proper
ty 01 lticnaru 11. Monagh,
Savago, tcrre tenant.
Uikklbv, Attorney. Vend, Ex.
ALSO,
The one-half Interest ot all that certain lot or
pleco of land situate In Orangevlllo, county of Co
lumbia and State of Pennsylvania, nnd bounded nnd
described its follows, to-wlt: Adjoining an alloy on
the south, Main street of said town on tho cast.a lot
now belonging to the heirs of Peter Achenbach on
the west, and a lot sold to William l-'Uheron tho
north, containing four thousand and eighty-eight
sipuro leet moro or less, on which aro erected a
two-story dwelling houso, barn and out-bulldtngs.
Seized, taken ln execution at the suit of tho Or-
ange villa MutualSavIng Fund and Loan Association
against Calvin Herring and John Herring and to bo
sold as tho property of Calvlu Herring nnd John
Herring.
Milieu, Attorney, Vend. Ex.
UZAL II ISN'T,
Sheriffs onice, Uloomsburg, Sheriff.
lidlSTKK'S NOTICES.
'nflpi f bprnbv irltun (n nil IntrntM'C. rrrrll.
(irs and other nersonn nternst-d In thn rMntra rif
mo respcciivu iieecuenis nnu minors, innitiio ioi
lowlnendmlnlptratnrs'.oxocutors'nnd Btiardlnns' ac
counts hnvo been llled in tlio onico of the ItcglsKr of
coi. co, nnd wuibo presontcd for conBnnatlon and
Allownnco In tlio Orbhiiiis' Court In tin held In
Uloomsburg, on Monday, Dec. r, lssi, at a o'clock
p. in. on said day t
1. Tho first nnd final ncrnunt.of Jmepli W, lives,
11111111 1111 riuir 01 j arvin liven, who was miiaii-
iiiiniiiraiorui.iosepu i iiKiiigioii, iau) or iireon-
ivuuu luwnsiup, ueeeoseu
9, Account of John A. Fnnston. einirdtan of Kmmi
Mini, minor child of Martha M. Mills, lato ot
iiiuuiiuii uiiviisiup, ueueaseu.
0. First nnd final account of Moses A. Loeb. admin-
tstratorcf Paulino Loeb, lato ot tho llorougli ot
iierwieK, ucccascti.
4. First and nnal account of deorgo Whltenlght and
wiiuus nuiiL-r, iiuiiiinisiriiiurs ui .nargnrei licner,
mw vi iieuuwic lownsmp, uoccascu,
6. Tho oocond nnd nnal account of Daniel Milter
nna Hainan Miner, executors ot ueorgo Miller,
lato ot Mllllln township, deceased.
. Tho account of William Kressler, nlmlntstrator
01 Tiiomas Kressier, lato or fcotl township, de
ceased.
t. First and nnal account of Jacob V, Shoemaker,
administrator of Lnnah i:haptn,latootorango
township, deceased.
8. The accout of Lnfayetto rcttormtn, ndmlnlstra.
ioroi unarns rcnermnn, into or Locust town
ship, deceased.
s. Third nnd nnal account o( 1). L. Clmpln, ono ot
mu uuuiuuaLitiiura 01 deiin uosion, law 01 r isu
lngcrcek township, decasnd,
10. First and final account of Kli Jones, administra
tor or Preservo Conner, lato of Denton own
snip, acceascu.
II, First and final account of Henry Hotllngshcad
administrator ot Mary Cleaver, lato ot tlio
township of Catawlssa.
17. First nnd Final account of Hamuel MiHizrnve.
nuardlan ot Morris O. Porsvtb. n minor child of
i:narle8 Forsyth, Into of township, de-
uutiat'u.
13. First nnd partial account of Jnno 11. Case, nd
mlnlstratrlx or W. a. Case, lato otscotttown
tuii, ucecuacu,
11 MmIkhIH..! nui....l ll-nii. ... m. 11 ...
11, l llo.uuuiluiU lUVIfUUl UI 1 llllUlll llilf 1.UII, UU
mlnlstrator ot Mary E. IleUer, lato ot Mtmiu
lownsmp, deceased.
US. First nnd final account ot Hiram It. Kllno and
t. . i;verett, administrators of Moses Everett,
lato of Oraniro mwnsliln. clecpflRert. fiR nied bv
J. Howard Mine, administrator or II. 11. Kline,
ueeeuseu.
If). First and II oal account ot II. It. Kline, adminis
trator or i.evi h. Lunger, into or Fisuingcreek
luniiauip, ueceuseu, as men uy .1, uounru
iviine, auministratoror 11, 11, Kline, deceased
17. Second nnd final account ot John Kllngcrman,
tireutur 01 joun tjuninan, lato 01 Beaver town
snip, uLeeu-scu.
Heirlstcr's omec, W. U. JACOBY,
Dloomiburg Nov.'-il, f itoglster,
ILOAVS' APritAlSBMUM'S.
Tho followlnrf nnnratsnmenrs nf real and
Ccrbonnl property let, apart to widows nf decedent)
avo been tiled ln tho oft'eo of the lteglster of Col
umbia county, under tho ltulcs of Court, and will bo
resemea ior nosoiuto connrmation to tno orpuans'
'ourtto bo held in llloomsbnrtr.ln and for salilemin-
ty. on Monday, tlio 6th dav of Dec. lssi. nt two
0 Clock p. m.. of said dav unless excenllnns tn rucIi
vuiiiiiiuuiiuii uru iireviousiy men, 01 wuicu nu per-
oiua luivicoic-u iu ouiu esiaies win uiKe uoiiee ;
1. Widow of Augustus W. Weaver lato ot Mshlng
creek township, deceased.
2. v idow ol Nathan Creasy, late or Catawlssa
township, deceased.
3. Widow or (leo. H. Wills, lato ot the lloroujh or
Berwick, deceased.
4. Widow, of James Wolt, lato or the Town or
jiioomsourg, deceased.
lteirlster'R flfllen. V
Bloomsburg, Nov. 4, 'si.r
II. .1 A' 'OMY,
n.-J'1-tor
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
K3T1TK 01-' liODKllT M. IIA11TZEL, PECEASID.
IjOtters ot Administration on Ihn nat.itn of l'nhi'iL
M, Hiirtzel.lale or Main townshlp.Columbln county,
Penna, deceased, havo been granted by tlio Heels-
tcrof said county lo Josenh A. llartzpl. admin.
lstrator. All persons having claims against tho
ostato of the decedent are requested to present
luniu iui oeiiieuieuu uuu laose inueoicu 10 ino es
tato to make Davinent to tho undersigned nrtmlnls.
llUWlf, 1Y1I UUU! UUlUj .
JOMKI'll A. IIAHI.EL.
nov. is-(lw Administrator.
A
DMINMSTRATOIfS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF U AUTII A Slll'MAN, IIECEASSO.
Lettei-S fif adlnllllfrAtlnn nn thn iwt.itn nf Mnrflm
ouumau. mie or .Mum twp, Columbia county,
tierensed, have been granted by thu lteglster of said
county to tlio unders gned admlnlstnuor.All persons
uuviuguiaims against me estatoor sa d decedent
aro reiiuibted to pa-sent them tor settlement and
thoso Indebted to I he cstato to make paj inent to the
uuuv.-icijueu uiiiiiiniisiraior wiiuoui- ucjay(
Wit, K.SI1IIMAN.
A il mlnlmrntnr.
u. ajLiress, jiaiuv 111c. col . Co . Pa.
SHERIFFS SALE.
ny virtue or sundry writs Issued out ot
uiu i;ouri ui oom.non Pieis or Columbia coun
ty, and tome directed, will bo exposed to public
sale at tho Court House In Uloomsburg, at two
o'clock p. 111., on
SATURDAY, DECE.MHKIl 10th, 1881.
Tho following described rial estate situate In the
Town ot Uloomsburg, Columbia count) , Pennsylva
nia, as the property or Samuel 11. Jncoby. bounded
on tlio north by lot or C. W. Miller, on the cast by
East street, on the soutli by lot of Florence Donohue
and Seventh street, and on tho west by an nlley, on
wnicn aro erected a two-story brick dwelling house.
two-story framo dwelling house, framo shop and
other out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken ln execution at tho suit ot Louisa
dross against Samuel II. Jjco'jy and to bo sold as
the property or Simusl 11, Jncoby.
Milled, Attorney. Fl. Fa.
ALSO.
A l that certain lotot ground sltuato hi Orange-
fine, Columbia county, Peuusjlvanla, containing
nlncty-ntno and eight-tenths siiuaro perches or land
strict measure, bounded and described, as rollows,
to-wlt: Beginning nt a corner on lino or land form
erly or Henry D, Walker, thence by satd line north
sixty-live and a unit degrees west two und eighty.
hundredths chains to a corner, thnco by land rorm-
erly or Jacob Hannan and free school lot n.- rih iliir-
wuu notice to Charles 1 ty and ona-halt degrees cast two and twenty-rour
I litindrprlllm nhnlnu fn n Pnrnni- Mmnnn In, !,.... 1 f
! mw V, ,UUU.
Mary Martz, Emily Kllno and others south stxiy-
tour and a hair degrees cast two and elghty-threo
hundredths perches to n post, thenco by land or the
said Henry D. Walker south thirty-two .degrees
west two and twenty-hundredths chains to tho
place ol beglnnlng.on which are erected a two-story
Iramo building known as tho "Orangevlllo .Mate nnd
Femalo Academy."
Seized, taken In execution at tho suit ot tho Or- I
nngcvllle Mutual Having Fund and Loin Atsocla-
tton against tho OrnngevlUe Male nnd Female Acad
emy nnd to bo sold as tho property ol the Orange-
vino Male and Femalo Academy.
Milleii, Attorney. Vend. Ex.
U. II. ENT,
Nov. 18-ts Sheriff.
November 11, 'si-ti
John A, Funs ton's
Real Estate, Trustj Investment nnd
Collection Office.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FOU SALE
Or Exchange. Large Frame Houso for two families,
jjood stable, fruit and wuter. ouned by II. F. sharp-
1'zT Acres. Frame HcilFP.bnr.k bum. enn.l fruit nmi
water, ln Madison lnnnsliltv I'n. uppnnipri tu-
Washington Smith,
Sis Acres. Hurley tarm, Montour townshtp.rramo
dwelling houso, bank barn and other out-bulldlngs,
good boll;ubout loo acres timber: well watered:
liealthy location, good markets. If desired, win 111.
vide In two or threo tracts, see dratis. Terms easy.
Now owned by Win, Neal, Ewi.
A comtortablo new brick dwelling nn mm Bfrpi.r
west or Market, lu rooms, A bargain.
, Four pleasant building lots on West street, cheap,
ery desirable for quiet homes.
For particulars, annlv in
Oct. 1, 'Sl-tf
JOHN A, Fl'NSTON.
OLDEST AND BEST
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Tlio New yobk Oiisbuvkk lias now the Urge-it clr-
i 'xnnxoMixA tiona l,
lhSi:CTMUAX.
i:'axg:uc.u
and XATIOXAL.
It will enter Its
SIXTIETH YKAU,
with a sheet four times tho slzoof its first Isbuo,
.ui, ui l uiuui uuu jj-j!ue.-uu news ; vviui vigor
pus Editorials upon matters ot religious and secu.
interest; vjlth carefully edited Depiitinents
and business men : with i-Il-Iii. active i-mii',, ,.n.
rivalled staff of Foreign Correspondents, and paid
waw booh:
-0F-
"IRENEUS" LETTERS.
WITH STEEL PORTSAIT OF THE AUTHOR,
Is given to any ono sending us a bona lido New Sub.
M.1UU&11 mm i?iiii ior me coming year.
Specimen copies free,
AMrets: XR)' YOllK OllSKRVMl,
Xete York,
mmmm m mm
J
swhS
iteawteiii & M&is,
ON WEHDaST'ESIDA.'r, 3SrOVBM:BE3R, oDi
Wo ojicnctl our Now Store, nt
EIGHTH AND FILBERT STREETS,
Which Untitling forms n jmrtof tho ii'min striioturo nt
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
This addition enables us in many ways to add greatly lo the
comfort nnd convenience of our patrons
The Dress Goods Departments
Xow occupy one unbroken line of counters', reacliintr tho entiru doi.tli nf a..
LUbci I street extension nnd around to Eighth street, about 300 feet in loiirrit.
ivr l... ......... ..i ..... ir 1.. 1 1 1 1.. .
juiiuy iii iiiiiiiiiuiim iieu.iuiuiu crow lieu iiiivu uuu IlirtrciV lncl'CUHPi
assigned them, and all are given moro or less additional room by reason of iho
eniargenieni.
The only Now Department wo have ridded is that of
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Where tho thotiand nnd one necessary trilles needed by ladies will
bo found.
Wh signalized the opening of thu New Store by presenting for public inspection
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK
OF
typ v anrvnG ttvt ttvtpt v m a dti?tv
that has ever been placed on sale in our city, and by offering in
every department of tho houso
S&ME M&WAMMM BAM AIM
That cannot fail to enlist the eager attention of buyers.
0 invito all Oil!' out-of-town mends, when ill 1' iil.idelnbiiL. tn nnv n viulf
of inspection to our enlarged establishment. They will find that in extending
our premises to accommodate inere.'iing business we havo arrant'ed many thinus
with a view to their especial comfort and convenience, notably ainoiit' which
arc the isurcau of Information, the system of elinekini' ti.trnnlu. tlm r.niUi.u'
Parlor, etc. ' 0 ' '
E Si CLOTHIER
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N. W.Cor. EiilitliaBu Markel Sts S.W. K
PHILADELPHIA.
Ii
A BOOK OF 224 PAGES,
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 and prices. Among
the goods mentioned are
Silks, Satins 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 F.mbroiderics.
Ribbons, Ties, etc.
Cloths and Cloakings.
Furs and Millinery.
Underwear, Corsets, etc.
Ladies' and Children's Shoes.
Men's and Hoys' Shoes.
Rubber Goods, Trunks, etc.
Flannels and Muslins.
Linens and Upholstery.
House Furnishing Goods.
Men's and Hoys' Clothing.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Men's and Hoys' Hats.
Hooks and Stationery.
Toys and Gaines.
Silverware.
China and Glassware.
Furniture and Carpets,
Orders by letter, whether 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 CataTogue,
John Wanamaker,
PHILADELPHIA.
Our store, known as the Giand Depot, occupies the entire
block on Market Street, from Thirteenth Street to City Hall
Square, and extends to Chestnut Street. The ground floor alone
covers an area of about three acres.
DO YOU WANT AN OLD-FASHIONED KNIFE ?
MA.I-ilE-R, Sc GEOSH,
Wurrant every kolfe liavlng tlielr namo stamped on tlio tlaUo to bo
Hand Forged From Razor Steel
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
and authorlzo the rct&U doaWtn nvMiomrn fKAii nn.. t,i . ......
.11 . . . . - - "", H""h ""v nr nmiu ui iiiiiil: buil. ui ui turning ii uiu 11 n iw. ncntr.
Hg.r.K.V'.'.i ",ILVi,":.l Is P vf.n wmi each knifo shut. Tlia inarkut Is Iteoilvcl wltli nlco looking
.u".l"I..,." UHOailcuUrnMsinado to cut. Whin vi m
ill) IflYO
in o? n knff f wh.llSSfJ'i.'i;.11'? i T" M AI1KK A uiiosil cuUi-ry is mado to cut. Winn
ours a trto. wlietlior a one blade at tweuty.nve cvnu, orallno pearl lunula nsu kalrj, plex
WEBERx-HAflDMAN:
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carry a rawr ediw. Ak IfTr tuVm Lnd 'da nnt 1 '!?. w"!
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Inch blaile,
THESE GOODS, AT MAHER & GHOSH PEIOES, ARE FOR SALE BY
I. W. HARTMAN,
Bloomsburq Pa.
PIAlTOS
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Eny Teri. SullHlUctlo,, ,,auu.loV,l.
3A.C03ST'S WARE ROOMS,
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