1
J. S. EITTE1IBEUDER, E1"0"-
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Friday, Jan. 13th. 1883.
Tho yuar 1881 lind its full sharo of
crimes, and tho record is not pleasant
reading. There, were- 599 homicides in the
United States and Canada 242 suicides j
UU legal executions and 50 lyncliings.
Senator Logan, it is said, lias declared
his intention to resist Gen. Porter's rein
statemont in tho army, no matter who
favors it. Locan is a thorough tro'iutr
Republican and does not permit a Ijttlo
thing like justico to interfere with his
piUJUUlCCB.
Tho criminal prosecution of the Star
route thieves does not uroirress ranidlv.
but, in order to keep tho peoplo in good
heart, it is announced that civil suite
will bo begun to recover tho ntolen mon
ey. Ihis ought to bo vastly comfort
ng.
It would appear that thcro is a feeling
of sympathy for the Hon. Samuel
Josephs who was shot by Sir. Robert
Lister Smith on the way home from tho
lato Democratic State Convention All
of which goes to show what a very low
opinion tlio peoplo havo of oniitli.
Gen. Fitz John Porter has addressed a
letter to tho President asking for an early
consideration of his case. Gen. Grant
has also written a letter urging that jus
tico be douo Gen. Porter. After endur
ing unmerited disgraco for nineteen
years, ho deserves a prompt and thorough
vinuicaiion.
There can bo no greater mistake for
JL'rcsiaent Arthur to mako in tho opinion
ot the iiincinnati Jiiwuirer than to con
duct tho present administration on the
ambition of nomination in 1881. If tho
President leaves himself to tho country
tho country will tako him into consider
ation.
It is claimed that Senator Don Cam
eron has received a promise from tho
administration that Pennsylvania shall
havo two foreign missions, ono first and
ono second class, and that ho is is now
making up his mind as to whom he shall
name.tor tho place. 1 he-name of Gen
oral Hartranftis suggested for one place.
as, it ho should be appointed, Air. (Jam
eron would have tho nomination ot
now collector in Philadelphia.
Labouchcro says, in London Truth
"America is sending a primo beef and
mutton. American wool is ousting
English from tho market. American
apples are more numerous in tho Eng
lish market than home-grown. America
is now sending us 'English plum pud
dings,' ready for boiling. American horses
havo this year won the principal races in
England and Franco. And now that
America is bestirring herself about her
navy, what will bo left lor poor old ling
land to plumo hcrselt upon t
Tho more deeply tho Star route busi
ness is probed, tho moro offensive aro
tho revelations. It has now been discov
cred that no less than 13,000 utterly
worthless bonds havo been imposed up
on tho post oflice department. This cer
tainly could not have been dono had
business been transacted in the depart
mcnt with honesty and fidelity. Five
of tho contractors and sureties on theso
fraudulont bonds havo been arrested, and
it will bo interesting to seo how vigor
ously tho pro:ccutions against them
will bo urged.
Hon. Godlovo S. Orth considers him
wolf a man of no littlo importance nnd is
very indignant becauso ispeaker Iveiter
did not assign him to bigger committees.
Ho made a savage speech against the
Speaker a few days since, on tho floor of
tho Jlouso and asked to be excused from
serving on one of tho committees in
which ho had. been placed. As a matter
of fact, tho general opinion is that Keif
er's treatment of Orth is about tho only
commendablo thing ho has dono. Orth
isn't a very great man, except in his own
eyes, and tho country will get along
rather better if ho is kept in the back
ground.
Tho annual meeting of tho stockhold
ers of tho Philadelphia & Heading R. R.
Co. for tho election of officers began on
Monday last. Tho strugglo between
Frankliu 11. Gowen and Frank S. Bond
for the presidency of the road was vigor
ous. Ualloting began on Slonday after
noon and at the timo wo go to press had
not ended. Sir. Gowen is far ahead, but
tho friends of Sir. llond say that largo
blocks of stock held by tho McCalmonts
and others aro yet to bo cast for him.
So far as can bo seen, Sir. Gowcn's
chances aro the better. Ho claims that
a largo number of chares held by W. H.
Vanderbilt aro to be counted for him.
Tho betting in Philadelphia is two to ono
in favor of Gowen.
Speaker Keifers packed committees
pleaso neither Democrats nor Republi
cans, and tho grumbling is ominous,
Sir. Keifer when elected gave notice that
he was a partisan, but to what extent
was not known nt tho time. Ho has
smco niado tho matter perfectly clear,
j uo composition ot mo committee on
elections proves beyond all controversy
that justico and decency aro not to bo
regarded when in conflict with party
claims, mo commuted was tormed lor
tho express purposes of admitting tho
contestants from tho South and shutting
out tho legally elected members. So
extremely distasteful aro Mr. Keifer's
acts, that a resolution has been iutro
duced in tho Ilotiso to tako tho appoint
ing of committees out of tho Speaker's
hands and havo them chosen by ballot.
A perfect flood of bills poured into
Congress on Slonday last, there being no
less than G75 in tho House alone. Two
bills to amend tho Constitution wero in
troduoed in tho House : ono to perpetu
ato tho Electoral Collego during
tho entire i'rceidcntial term nnd givm
tho Collego power to elect a now Presi
dent in case of death ; tho other to al
low an additional United States Senator
for each million of inhibatauts in any
btnto in excess ot two minions, boveral
bills against polygamy wero prcsonted,
In the Senate, Sir. Logan introduced a
bill appropriating tho entire income from
tho tax on tho manufacture ami sale -of
distilled spirits to tho education of cliil
droti. In tho Senate on Tuesday tho
Morrill tanit commission bill was tils
cussed, In tho Houso tho Utah contest
ed election was referred to thecommittco
on elections. On WedueHday tho Sen
ato disctifsed tho Sherman tbreo per cent,
refunding bill. In tho House, Sir, Orth's
resolution relativo to a change in tho
manner of appointing committees was
referred to tho committee on rulcw.
Thcro seems to bo a slK.nc probability
of the appointment of Klligy Sargent as
Secretary of the Interior. This would
bo even worso than putting Howe nt the
head of tho post olllco department ami
almost as bad as making oiamey mm
thews n justice of tho Supremo Court.
Even tho l'liiladelphla I'resa objects, and
says "Ex-Senator Sargent would bo ob
jectionablo as Secretary of tho Interior,
not as a politician uui as a man. net mis
. il , 1 ... 1l I.!.. ..1.1 ..1 ,.,, .
inauo n oati record in an ins uiu imui-B i
there h no reason to suppose ho would
mako a good record in a new one."
Tim Democrats in the Now York
State Senatoaro doing bad work aud the
result will bo felt at the next election.
s usual, Tammany Hall is in tho row,
but, contrary to precedent, it uppeui
bo in the right in ono respect. Thoieg
Democrats insist upon John CJ. Jacobs as
president pro tent, and tho Tammany
men refuse to vote for him. Sir. Jacobs
is nn objectionablo candidate, in that ho
is an iinscriiiiiilous politician of a low
type. It is much to bo regretted that
the discordant elements in tho JJcmocrat-
1c nartv of New York cannot bo recon
cilcd without loss of time. If tho pres
ent bitter warfare continues much long
er, it will not bo a surpriso if tho Stato
falls into Republican hands.
l)!SASrKK"AT SKA.
Another frightful calamity at sea is
reported. Tho steamship Lion of St.
Johns, Newfoundland, is believed to
have been lost with all on board, forty
three in number. Tho body of a lady,
ono of the nassencrcrs. has been found.
Two of the steamer's boat?, ten kegs of
oil. and a nuautitv of lumber correspond
inc with tho vessel's carco. havo been
found. There wero eighteen passengers
and thirtv-hve olhcors and crew on uoaru.
Tho names of tho nassenccrs arc not
known a3 the steamer was not a regular
passenger boat nnd no formal list was
kept. How tho disaster occurred is a
mvsterv. as tho weather was line and
clear and tho sea calm. It may have re
suited from a boiler explosion or the
steamer may havo been cut down and
sunk by another and larger vessel.
Another theory is that the light of the
lighthouse was obscured and tho steamer
rushed at full speed into the precipitous
rocky shore. The Lion was of about
500 tons capacity, was built of oak and
valued at 850,000.
guiteauVbudy SOLI).
Tho Guiteau tual is lull ot surprises
and another queer thing has just como
to light. A tew days ago a man called
upon Mr. Scoville, Uuiteau's lawyer, and
offered $1000 for tho body of tho assass
in and said that ho would take tho
risk of Guiteau not being hanged. Sir.
Scoville was astonished but tho man was
evidently in earnest and Sir. Scovillo
said ho would give him an answer the
following day. Tho proposition was
submitted to Guiteau and seemed to im
press him favorably. After reflecting a
moment, ho said : "I think I ought to
bring more than that. Perhaps some
other fellow will offer 82,000. Then I
can pay my debts, and if I get a new
trial that miserable Corkhill can't bring
on a lot of fellows just to swear how
much I owe them."
Tho oiler was finally accepted and pa
pcrs signed. Tho naino of the man is
not known, nor can it be surmised what
he proposes to do with the body. Tho
money will bo used to pay off the nu
merous debts incurred by Guiteau.
Terrible Sufferings ol a Shipwrecked Crew.
The coasting schooner Almon Bird,
of Rockland, Mo., Capt. C. A. Packard,
was bound from Windsor, N. S., for
Alexandria, Ya., with a cargo of plaster.
On Sunday night, January 1st, when off
Boono Island, tho gale tore off her top
mast, and tho riggmg became so thickly
covered with ico that it was almost use
less. On Slonday morning tho high
seas stove in her bulwarks, ripped up
tho hatches, and flooded tho vessel.
Soon it was found that she was sinking,
and tho crew took to tho large boat.
There was littlo time to get food or ex
tra clothing, and by a strange niisfortuno
they could not get their oars. Tho
schooner sank, nnd tho boat wa3 left
oarless with its living freight in a vio
lent galo and heavy sea. 1 litis they
united about drenched with tho icy
spray ol tho waves, crowded together
lor protection irom tho bitter coin, aim
ilmost hopeless ot rescue. Un luosday
their stock of food was nearly gone, and
they wero becoming frozen. They saw
i sail and niailo an eltort to attract at
tention, but in vain, and they crouched
down for another night. On Wcdues-
lay they suffered terribly from hunger
and cold. Two of tho men becanio
crazed and threw themselves about tho
boat in their delirium. Toward night
ono of tho men went to sleep in the bot
tom of the boat and died before morning.
Tho two delirious men also died. There
wero now three dead and five living men
in tho boat. The living, suffering tho
pangs of hunger, and hopeless of re.
lief, held a consultation, the result of
winch was that they opened tho veins
of ono of their dead comrades, and wet
their lips and throat with tho still warm
blood. Un 1 hursday morning they wero
rescued by Capt. Saunders, who was with
his schooner fishing. The living men
wero frozen purple and hardly able to
speak, and their lips and iaces wero
smeared with blood. Capt. Packard s
feet wero badly frozen, although ho mav
possibly recover the use ot them. I ho
other men also had badly fiozen feet
and hands.
(UIirKAU'S TltlAb.
Tho arguments for and against tho
prayers ot tno prosecution began on
Saturday, Sir. Davidgo speaking for tho
government and Messrs. lieed and bco
villo for the defense. Tho latter gentle
man continued his argument on Slonday
and was followed by Sir. Davidgo. On
Tuesday Judge Porter niado an eloquent
and ollcctivo speech which made tho as
sassiu writhe and to a great extent si
lcneod his abusive- tonguo. When inter
rupted by Guiteau onouo occasion Judge
roiter said, "llto prisoner is mistaken
your honor, it no believes by his un
seemly brawling ho can prevent my
voice from being heard by tho jury. Tho
puppet cannot bo moved in such good
timo as when ho sat witli his counsel, and
by his outbursts now ho is fast tlghtoii
ing the hangman's noose about his
neck."
Porter's review of tho inspiration tlieo
ry was scorching in its sovority. "Was
this worthless vagabond," he exclaimed-
"tho man to ho selected and inspired by
God ? a cheat, a swindler, a creaturo of
tho vilest habits. Ho then is tho junior
member of tho firm of Jesus Christ A
Co. this murderer tracking his victim
at night, church, nt tho railroad station
everywhere, till tho deed is done. But
granted his hideous pretension nnd al
low him tho inspiration of Paul, which
he imiiiouslv (motes, that does not nro-
tect him, as it did not protect Paul from
stripes nnd death." Guiteau hero burst
out with a furious interruption, saying ho
was ready loiuiiu uiu eiciiiseiiueucit ui mi
net.
Judgo Porter's speech closed effectively
with n letter from 1'rcsidoi't Garfield
THE COLUMBIAN AND
lomplimenting Judgo Payno on his
charge in tho Gallatin murder case, in
which , tho Judgo had taken strong
grounds ngalnst tho plea of emotional
and ttnnsitory mania. "How llttlo
thought tho victim," exclaimed Judgo
Porter, "that this letter was to be thus
introduced at the trial of his murderer.
Judge Cox then began the reading of
his decision which consumed an hour
nnd fotty minutes. The first point was
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relative to uirisuiciiuu. amis num-vim-n
was completo and tho court had inn cog
nizance of tho offence. Judgo Cox next
took up tho question of tho legal test of
insanity, and decided that the knowledge
and appreciation of tho dillereneo be
tween right and wrong must be taken as
tho coirecl test.
Upon overv materia! point the Judge's
rulings wero directly against tho prisoner.
When the questlon'of reasonable doubt
was reached tho Judgo said, "I shall
not charge the jury to acquit if they find
a reasonable doubt as to any ono clement)
but I shall tako into consideration and
chargo them relative to all tho elements,
and that if from all tho circumstances
and all tho evidenco they havo a reason
able doubt of the commission by the
defendant of tho crimo as charged, then
they shall acquit."
Court thou adjourned until Thursday
morning when Sir. Davidgo will mako
tho opening argument to the jury. It
begins to look as if tho trial was Hearing
its end and great will bo the relief of the
peoplo when that event occurs.
News Items.
Small pox is spreading rapidly in Ah
toona and much nlarm is felt.
An error of $25,000 has been (lis
covered in tho books of tho Berks county
commissioners.
Smallpox is increasing to nn alarming
extent in Western Pennsylvania.
A miner named Murphy, of Shenan
doah, whoso foot was crushed in the
mines, lias lost his reason through pain
Clergymen will rido on tho Lehigh
Valley Railroad, in tho future, at half
fare.
Tho total net decreaso of tho national
debt for tho year ending December !11
1881, was $133, 090, 018.90.
Robert Lister Smith has been placed
under o000 bail to answer tor tho
shooting of Samuel Josephs.
Lyman D. Gilbert has resigned the
office of Deputy Attorney General of tho
Stale.
The cold snap has killed two camels,
six monkeys, and some snakes in a Phil
adelphia menagerie.
Samuel W. Piercy, the leading support
of Edwin Booth, died at Boston on
Sunday of small pox.
Win. F. Powell, assistant city clerk of
Newark, has been arrested on tho chargo
of altering acheckforS39-l,-l9 to 88,391,
19.
William Harrison Ainsworth, tho well
known writer of fiction, died a few days
ago aged 7G. His novels cover a period
of moro than foity years.
The Pennsylvania R-iilroad company
is supplying its depots located along the
lino in rural districts with burglar-proof
safes.
Cornctta, who murdered Daniel Cash
in Sing Sing prison, attempted suicido
by cutting his throat with a pieco ot iron,
lie will recover.
Jacob Coitrtwright and Luban Satin
dors, wrestling in Johnson's saw mill,
Sluncie, Ind., fell, and wero both crushed
to death by tho machinery.
An elevator rope broke Saturday at
bchohelds mill, at Jianayunk, rnuadci
phia. Thomas Proctor was killed; Ben
jamin Ycdd badly injured.
Ilartlane, Smith it Co., of Slontreal,
havo been fined $1,200 for importing
hipirits as vinegar, and fc10,OU9 worth ot
tho goods was confiscated.
Tho miners connected with the various
mines operated by Charles Parrish & Co,
havo made a demand for an advanco of
twenty per cent upon their labor.
Ex-Governor J. D. Cox, appointed to
nvestigate the defalcations ot Thomaf
mbrose, lato clerk of the United States
com tat Cincinnati, has reported that
they amount to 539,(00.
An engine of a steam thresher blew up
in a barn m Chiiiisquaquo lownsmp,
Noithutnberlund county, last week,
burning tho barn and instantly killing a
man by the naincot Kecier, from Union
county.
Tho churches were all closed at Port
Jervis, N. Y, last Sunday bv order of
the board of health. About thirty cases
of small pox have been reported, six of
which proved fatal. A rigid quarantine
is maintained against tho iufected part.
Chicago Tribune.")
Sir. Ira Brown, tho enterprising real
estate man states that ho could and
would say a good word for tho St. Jacobs
Oil, which had cured him of a severe
attack ot inllamnialory rheumatism that
all other treatinonts had failed even to
all a v.
Jacob Isaiu. of Richmond, Ky die
recently, alter having attained the ago
of ono hundred and two years. During
tho war of 1812 ho passed his timo m
cavo in tho mountains, making saltpetro
for tho manufacture of gunpowder for
the American army.
The new county officers of Luzemo aro
John 'lurnbaeh, County ircasurer
Joseph Readier, Register of Wills
Henry Van ocoy, Caspar Uberdorier
and Thomas W. Haines, Commissioners,
and Edward J. Slylotte, George Baer
and Evan J. Evans, Auditors. All aro
Democrats except Slessrs. Hendler,
Haines and Davis.
The immenso sugar refinery of Have
mover it J'.ldcr, llhamsburg, was des
troyed by firo on Sunday. Tho building
was so veil stories high nnd covered an
entire square. Tho loss is estimated at
$l,500,000i insured for about $800,000,
Two thousand men aro thrown out o
employment. A now and larger building
will bo erected nt once.
An exciting running match took place
at llazletou on i'liday. iho runner
wero Glenwright, of Shenandoah, an
Slilev. of Summit Hill Tho distnnco
was 100 yards, and stakes $300 a side
Tho race was up and up. Tho friend:
of both men wero confident of tho result
Tho race was won by Sliley, by tw
yards.
A tiro damp explosion occurred on
Saturday in miuo No. 10 of tho Lehigl
Coal it Navigation Co. at Lansford, ten
miles from Slauch Chunk. Ono man
was fatally and nino others seriously
injuied. Tho explosion was caused by
a fall of coal breaking tho satety lamp m
tho hands of tho firo bo.ss. fortunate!
tho firo did not spread and tho damage
to tho mine was not great.
Small pox is spreading throughout tho
country witli nlaiuiiug rapidity. Tho
President has issued, through tho Stato
department, a proclamation directing
moro rigid enforcement of quarantine
regulations.
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
At a meeting of tho military order of
tho Loyal Legion of tho United .States,
held last week in Now York, Gen. Han
cock was given tho place of honor and
held a reception.
Edwin W. Stoughton, ex-ininljtcr to
1'ussia, died last Saturday in New York.
His death was caused by heart disease.
A bouquet of lilacs was plucked in a
Phllipsbtirg, N. J., garden on Christmas
morning, the bush having burst Into full
bloom.
Seven murderers suffered for their
crimes last Friday. In Jersey City
Kinkowski was hanged for tho murder
of Slina Mullen in Klniira Joseph Abbott
was hanged for killing Ueorgo Keen;
in St. Louis Chailcs Ellis suffered tho
extrenio penalty for tho murder of Slack
Sanders, and Joseph SI. Katovsky for
killing his Bwecthcait, Augusta bitnoiij
u Marshall, Mo, John A. I'hoips was
anged for tho murder ot lUijah iveytoii(
and in Franklin, La., Terence Achillo
and Sterling Hen were hanged for killing
D Lammd. A blaek Friday indeed.
mils Cl-TlCUItATIlKATMKNT, for mo euro pi
JL skin, 8o.np anil Uload Iils.'uses, consasis in
tho Internal uso ot cuticcka Hksoi.vent, tho new
Blood I'urlilcr, nnd tho c.ttcrnal usoof CtmciMA nnd
Cuticura Soac, thi Great skin cures.
SALT KIIEUM
Will McllnniUd. 2112 nnarborn Street. ClilcaffO,
-ntefullr nrknowlediroa i euro of Salt Hheum on
...il hit.l- tnnn nln.a intra inr BArontlinU Vf,I,r4.
nnt. tnvnlk'nTfl?nt. n 1 htn'u and kneeA for one
vear i not able to licip hlnwlt for elRlit j enrs : tried
hundreds ot remedies; iloclon pronounced Ills caso
hopeless; permanently cured uv Cuticura Ueaolvent
inirwii, niirini'r, inicriui iv. uiiu liuucurii iiuu vuii-
cum Soap (tlio great skin cures) cxtcrually.
rSOKlASIS.
II. it. Cnrnsnter. Han.. Itendeison. N. Y.. cured 0
1'aorlasls or Lenrosv. ot twentr Tears' stindlnz. by
the cuticura ltesolt ent(blood purlllcrllnternaliy and
uuncura anu cuucurn san lino grrai ekio
cures) oxteraally. Tho mo-rt wondorful case
ou record, uure ccnineu to oeioro a justice or ino
ncico and prominent citizens. All affilctcd with
ttculng an scaly Diseases should send to us for
this testimonial In full.
SKIN DISKAS.
V. II. Drake. Esrt.. Detroit. Mich., puaerod beyond
all desorlntlnn from a skin disease which nnrteared
on his hands, head and face, and nearly destroyed
ins eyes, 'j lie mosi carerui aocioring ranea 10 ueip
him, nnd alter all had failed bo used tho Cuticura
Kesolvent (blood mirltler) internally.Cutlcura nnd
cuticura Soap mio great sum cures) exter-
ternally, and was cured, and nas rema neu perfectly
wen 10 mis aay.
SKIN HUMOUS.
Jlrs. S. 15. Whlnnle. Decatur. Mich., writes that
ncr race, ncai anu i-omo parts or uer uoay wero al
most raw. Head covered with scabs and sores
suilercd fearfully and tried evorythlnir. l'crmanent-
r cureu o) i;uucjra xnsoivcni (dioou punner; nu
:utlcura and Cuticura Soap (tho gieat skin cures )
CUTIUUKA.
liomcdlc3 aro for salti bv all ilrur'L-!3ts. Prl'o
ot Cuticura a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes so cents
Inrrn noxi sJl. cuticura Itcso vent, llio new itiooo.
rnrlilfr.fi Per bottle. Cuticura Medicinal Toilet
Soap, 2 cents. Cuticura Medicinal Shaving soap,
15 cents, in usrs tor barbers anu large consumers,
ou ceniJ. rnncipui uepui,
Wkeks Totter, Dosion, Mass.
Sanford's Radical Cure.
Itoad Colds, Watery Discharges from tho Noso
and Eyes, Hinging nols s In the Head, Nervous
ueaaacno anuuutus anu rover instantly relieved,
rhoklnir. outrld mucus Is dUlodired. membrane
Cleansed, uisinieciea anu neaicu, trcatn sweetvnea
smell, tasto and hearing restored and ronstltu
tionai ravages cuecKca.
Couch. Bronehllls. Dronnlnirs Into the Throat.
I'nlns in the Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Strength
uiiu ricsu, iuss ut nieep, ac, cureu,
ono bottlo ltadlcal Cure. Catarrhal Solvent and
ono Dr. Sanford's Inhaler, In one package, of all
diuggttts, for il. Ask for sanford s ltadlcal cure.
wkkks s i or i kk, noston.
sow-!
LIGHTNING
ulckcr than COLLINS
VOt.TA I!
I'LthTlUH In re-
isis llevlng pain nn 1 vveakunss ot
' the Kidneys,
Liver and I.unes,
ltueumatlaii. Neuralgia, Hys
teria, Kemalo Weakness, Ma,
laila, and Fever and Ague
l'rico ti cents. Sold oa-ry-
where. Jai
SHERIFFS SALE.
lly vlrtuo of sundry writs Issued out of th
Court of Common rieas of Columbia county and
to me directed, will to ej posed to public snlo nt tho
Court House, In Hloomsburg, Pennsylvania, at two
o clock, p. m. on
MONDAY, FEimUAliY, Oth, HS-J.
All lint certain lot or pleco ot land sltuato In
township, Columbli oouaty, Pennsylvania, de
scribed as follows, to-wlt: Bounded on tho north
by land of lilmlra Albcrtsin, on tho east by land of
Jjhn .Mocro, on the sjuth by land of Augustm Stou
der, on tho west by land ot Elulra Altertson, Con
taining to acres and ii perches on which aro cro ted
a framo home, barn and out-bulldlagi.
Seized taken in execution at tho suit of Thomas
Mather assigned to .lmla Jehuson, nialnit O;o,
W. Hoffman and ti b s )!d ai tho rroperty nf oeo,
W. Hoffman.
Ikilkk Atty. Al. Vend Ex.
ALSO,
Tin thirl Interest of tho following d-scilbed lot
of ground situate In Catawisn, Columbia county
and Stat) of Pennsylvania, on tin ca3t corner ot
Main and 1 hlrd street of sail town, boundod on tho
west by Third street.on th) north by lot ot 1). II u ih'is.
onthosouthb Malustrojt nnd oi th east by lot
or William Joan, on which aro erected alarga tw
story tramostoro houso anil oiit-bulldlngj.
SiUsl taken In exeoitloa atthasaltof II Frank
Zarr executor of Goorgo Zarr, deoased, against
Isaiah John, N. r. John and W, . John and to bo
sold as tho prop rty ot W. i: John.
Zakr, Att'y. Vend Ex,
ALSO.
AP tho right title and lnlercstot William Mas-
te'lerlii two tracts ot laud eltuato lu sugarloat town
ship, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as followj; Tract No. I. hounded on tho
north amtru't by lands ot Andrew Hess, on Ilia
south by land ot Andrew Has, on tho wtst and
north by lands of Win, Petonnan, containing ni
acres moro or less oa whtchare erected atwo story
dwelllog hois-), frann barn.shop, and oth.'r out
bulldtngs. Tra;t .So. !, Hounded on the north by
Andrew llesi and E'ljili Pacinian, i n tho west by
Sllis Iienjjmln, ou tho south oy Ellas shutz, on tho
east by land ot Ella) Shultz and Andrew Hiss, con
talnlngvo acres mora or less.
Seized, tiken In cxomtlon at iho bultot Saoiuol
ller.coct nowfor tliouj) of II, K. Hcacock ugalatt
Wlilla-n Mastcller, anl to bo mid as t.e npcrtyot
William .Mcsttller.
Fkhz, Att'y. Veul Ex,
ALSO,
Th) follOrTlng described real ottato situate In
Flshlogcrcek township, Columbia county and state
of Pennsylvania, tho property of Elford Preston,
bounded anl described as follows, to-wlt: Ileglnnlng
at a poit corner ct land of u,inui liitciwn, thenco
along division Itno south ono halt degreo two hun
dred anl fourteeti anl two tenths perches to a post.
thenco by land ot Edward Mchenry, north sixty.
(seven degieca east one hundred and thirty-one
perches to a Hpinlsh oak (down,) thenco by land of
Jacob Karver, north oae-ha'f dogreo east, ono hun
dred and slxty.two perches to a white oak, and
thouco by laud ot Philip Appleman, north eighty,
nlno and ono-half degrees west, ono hundred and
twenty and ono tenth perches to tho place ot bv
ginning; contalnluj ono hundred and thirty-thrco
acres, and twenty.tlvo perches and tho usual al.
lowaneo of six per cent for roads ic. on which arc
erected a two story framo dwelling house, Ur.'O
bank barn and other out'butldlngs,
seized, taken In cxocutlon at tho suit ot P. I),
lilack ngalnst Klford Preston ana to be sold as tho
property ot bltord Preston,
Ikiii.kk, Atl'y. Al. PI. Fa.
ir. il. EST, pherirr.
ALSO,
Tho follow Ing detcrlbol real citato tltuatointho
town ct lllocmsburg, Columbia county, Pennsylva
nia, t,s tho property of (ieorg) II, Kitchen, bounded
and described as follows to-wlt I On tho torth by
lot of T. ijulnn, on tho cast by Ulackberry alloy, on
'tho south by lotcf It, Jones, acdou thowest by
Wall Itoad street, (bilng lot No, cc) on which (aro
en ctcd a cue and a halt story Irani! dwelllog house
and out-kl'cuen,
Selzid, taken In ixe utlon at tho suit ct Philip
Lltctmrd agalnu Utorge 11, Kitchen and to tie sold
. us tho prof city c( (icotgo 11. KIMieu,
I Ixu nii, Att'y. Fi, Fa.
fiiticura
ALSO,
All that certain root estate, Mtii&te In tho town ot
liloomsbiirif, Columbia county, t'ennsyiranla, boun
ded cn tho north by Second ctrcct, on tho cast by
land Ot R. J, Thorn ton, on tho s-utli by land of J
Moyer nnd on tho west by l in 1 of Thornton and
llarton, containing so feet front and Tl feet d;cp,on
which Is creeled a two-story framo Un ihop.
ALSO.
All tbt certalnreal cstato sltuato In tho town of
liloomstmrg, Columbia county, rcnnsrlrasla, de
scribed us follows, to-wlti bounded on the north by
land of 11. V. 11 art man, on tho cast by Market street
nnd tho south ty Itldgo Alley, and on tlu west by
Murray alley, containing feetfiont feet
deep, on which Is erected a dwelling housi bjrn and
out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken In execumn at tho tutt of Johnson
niack&Co., ngalnst Andicw M. llupert, and tibe
sMd as tho property of Andrew M. Itupcrt.
Limns, Attorney vend Ex.
ALSO,
Tho undivided ono-half Interest In a tract or plcco
of tlmbclr and sltuato In urlarcrcck and Flshlngcrcek
townships, Columbia county, and Stato ct rennsyl
vanla, bounded and described as follows, to-wlti
Ilcglnnlng ntn Mono, formerly black oak.lt bo
log on ortfitnnl corner ot a surrey In tho warrantco
nnmo of Naihin Death, and another In tho name ot
Daniel V. Sejbcrt, thenco alongsild lleach survey
south, clghty-ono degrees west, four hundred and
fifty thrco Torches to a stene, formerly a chestnut
o.ik, thenco by the samo south nlno degrees east,
ntty.two porches to stones, thenco by tho samo
luth elgUj-ono degrees west sixty-two i crches to
stoaoj, thenco by survey In tho warrnntjo name of
inricl J. l'calcr, north twenty degrees, ono hua
dred and twenty six perches to stones, thenco by
land In the warrantco namo ot John Allcgir, thenco
by tho Bamo north soventy two degrees east three
hundred and eighty p?r.hstoa black oak, Ucnce
by land warrantecd t J rorry Iluckatevr, noithsov-
enty.nve dejrecs enjt ono hundred and thirty -two
perches to a post, thenco north eighty, six and a
lulf degrees catt htty-ona parches to a chestnut
oak, thenco ncrth slxty.two degrees cast, e'glity-
four perches to a post, thenco south two degrees
west ono hundred nad Hfty-elght perches to tho
p!aco ot bcgtnnlng, containing four hundred acres ct
ml, strict mcaviro,
Selzcd.Vikcn In execution at tho suitor th i Dloonn-
burg 11 inking Co , against A. II. l'earson nnd to bo
sold as tho property of A. II. Pearson.
ikt, Attorney. V.-nd. Ur,
finoWS' Al'PHAlSKMKNTS.
1. Widow's appraisement In the ci
tato ot J. 11. Stoker, deceased.
Personalty. !J!n 93
2. Widow's appraisement Inthots
tue ot ueorgo strauss:r, deceas
ed. Personalty. JJ 00
s, Widow's appraisement In tlu es
tate ot John llllllg, deceased.
Personalty. $ 03 00
4. Wllow's appraisements In tho es
tato ot I). W. lierlln, deceased,
l'ersona'ty. IT M
ltoalty. m 75
$soo 00
6. Wldjw's appraisement in tho f s
tatoofS S. s Shocmakor.deceas
ed. I'-sonalty. IH 33
Total realty. liuo 00 tits 85
a Wldiw's appraisement In tho es
tate of Ueorgo A, liowman.deco is
cd. Personalty. $3110 ou
Will bo confirmed nisi on tho tlrst M0nd.1v ot Feb.
ruary 1('Z. and unles3 excentlons b) tiled within
four ilivs thereafter, tho samo wilt be continued
nosoiuiciy.
jan is t-c w, kkiikii it' .vi
JMCKNSK NOTICK.
Notlco Is hereby clven Ilia, tho followlne named
persons Hied with the clerk of tho ijaarter Sessions
ot tho Poaco of Coluublacounty, their petitions for
license, which will bo presented to tho sild Court
on juonuay, me sixiu uay 01 r eorunry, a. ij. ibYi,
Cillmorc, Frederick Mooomsburg, Kestaurant,
ltobblns, Cortcz II. ' Lluuor stoio,
Tubbs, w. I'. " Hotel,
.-uann, jonn .1. ucntre,
llagenbuch, Samuel Orange, "
CleikVs onice. WM. KIIICKIIAUM,
liloomjburg, Jan. 10 1531. ciukcj.8,
E
XECUTOH'S NOTICE,
F.STATR OV JACOB F, EVCK, UECEASkO
Letters testamentary r-n the cstato of Jaccb v
Buck, lato of Centre township. Columbli couuty.Pa
deceased, havo been cranted by tho lteelstcr of said
county to tho undersigned Executor. All persons
having claims ngalnst tho estate ot tho do-edent
aro retiuestea lODrescni inemior peitiemeai nia
those, ludebted to the estate to mako payment to
mo unuersignoa exe-Juiur wituoui. uemj
OEOltQE 31. WHITMlItE,
Janl3r,-w Executor,
Orangevlllo Pa.
A'
XXUAI, STATKMHT OF C0LUJU1IA
COUNTV AOItlCULTUnAI, SOCIETY I-Olt
THE YEAR 1SS1.
ItECEII'TS.
Balance In hands of Treasurer from isso, f 'l JO
Admission tlckels so d MiJ Si.ai m
Membership tickets Bold let), 10 oo
stand Item, sot oo
llorso entries. 67 90
Grand Stand, M oi
Hay, wood, Ac, scld, ss CO
Total.
EXl'ENDIlUItEH.
tl 1U ts
f 9C0 TS
ia-j oo
7' 00
Si 00
sur 58
04.", 00
2-H 112
S 01)
S3 S7
700 00
rremlumi.
once and assistants.
Music,
Exptnte cf delegates to stUo College,
Mndo repalrsand Improvements,
Milccrs salary.
rrmting. statlonnry nnd tickets.
opera Houso for election,
Tax,
raid on real estate,
i otai.
tl SJ) 46
Ilolar.ce In handset Treasurer,
.Itinmirv r.. lis c in no
Balance duunn Hjal Eceate,
M.O.lIimilES. FltEU 11. IIAUT.MAV,
President.
Svcietary.
ORPHANS' COURT SALK
OF VALUAHLK
rursuant to an order of tho Orphan's Court of Co
lumbia county, I'encajlvanla, will bo sold nt public
rale, on tho premises, in the township of Montour,
In said county, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2Tlh. 1882.
at two o'clcck p m. tho following described real
estatu late of John llallor.deccased to-wlt: A houso
and
Za'jt of Ground,
adjoining land of Henry Lazarus, Jeremiah Beaver
and Iealuh llagenbuch This lot Is situated on tho
public road loading from Uloom burg to Danville
Tho houso la a largo two story
FRAME DWELLING-.
there Is erected on saM Iotalo (MOD STABLE
AXnOUT-lIOUSEi! A is ) a good WELL Of WATBlt
on tho promises.
TEHMS OF MALE. Ten per cent, of onc-fourtuot
the purchase money shall bo paid at Iho str klcg
down of the property ; th"oue-fourth less tho ten
percent, at the continuation ubsiluto, and tho re
maining throe-fourths in ono jenrnfler confirma
tion ntn. with Interest from that date.
Purchaser to pay for making deed.;
I'ETEIIS. KUlSH.NE't,
Administrator
BE KIND
TO-
THE LITTLE ONES.
Tho nauseous iloso of Castor Oil may he
avoided by using Tho Emulsion cf Castor Oil -,
It Is very liU-nsnnt, nnd Is steadily taken ns a
sugar plum by children. Large llottlo 2.1 cts.
Thcro nro many persons suffering untold
torments with tlio disease known us ihopllcs,
believing Hint a euro Is impossible. To All !
I.ct us tell . you that Dr. Gules Osrman Plls
Ilemo 7 will euro you, every package war
rantedonly CO cents.
Protect your feet from dampness 10 ccntn
will buy siiMlclent AVuter-Proof Dressing to
(.often mill water-proof u half dozen pairs of
r-hocs.
Our block of Drugs, .Medicines, ChcinL
cals, Sundries. Ac., nro of tho Rest Quality,
and will bo sold at tho Lowest Prices possl.
bio that n good quality can bo offered for and
wo solicit n Miaro of your patronage.
Our slock of Souiis.Perftimcf, Hair, Tooth,
and Null llrushes, Is large, and Is ottered
at very low prices.
Bloomsburg,
Pa.
jam
Till: COUltT Ol' COMMON PLHAS
OV OULUM1UA UOU.NTV.
Notloa is horchr clven that an nrp'-icafan will bo
mada to sail court, on Monday. February otli, A. I).
is . imrti-i- ntt. nf An.rmhiv or tho Commonwealth
ot rcnnsylvnnta, entitled "an act to provide ,or tho
in corpoiuiinn anu reguiauon in cerium mrpum
lons,s' npproved April tth, 1S74, and tho H'lpplc-
nmntn tiiprtun. Drum marir-r n an inicnacu cjr-
nnrnilnn tn rtn pnllpri Tlin Ynilnir Men's Christian
Assuciauuu ui ucrwicK ra, inouujwi,ui ,,., ,
tor tho improvement of the spiritual, mcnta', social,
anu l njsicai condition ot young men, unu iur uu-su
encflts and nrtvllcces ot tho kald act of Asembly
nrnmna in nnvn. nmuu, nin ,-inuir mi luu nudia,
uuu us sup; it-menu.
. . . . ,
ANDlltCW R. OSWALD,
Jan 13 4 t solicitor.
ZPTJEDLtlO SALE
OK
Valuable Real Estate.
llf vlrtuo of an order of tho Orphans' Court of Co
lumbia county, tho undersigned executor tf Hilllp
Unangst, lato of VUhlngcreek township, Columbia
county, deceased, will expos j to public sale on tho
premises on
Saturday, January 28th, 1882
32,
at ono o'cloak la tho attornoan, tin fallowing de
scribed real estate, to-wlt;
A certain cleco or narctl ot land sltuato In 1'IHi-
lnzcrcok townshla. bounded by lands of Edward
Unangst. William Unangst, A. Lewis and Wllllim
W. Mll'cr, containing FIVK ACltEH and nvo perca-
cs on which li a good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
frame, stablo and out-bulldlngs. Thero Is also an
excellent lot ot FltUIT TUBK8 On this lot.
TEHMS OF SALE. Ten per tent, of one-fouttn
of tho purchase money shall be paid nt tho striking
down of tho property: thoono-fourlh less tho ten
per cent, at tho confirmation absoluto, and the re
maining three-fourths In ono year attcrconnrma
tlon nbl, with Intcrott from that date.
SAMUEL SniVE,
Jan. t, IW1 4w Executor.
ZPTTBLTCJ SALE
OF VALUA1I1.E
Muni KsHatc !
lly vlttuo of an ordtr of the orpnans' Court of Co
lumbia comity, tho undersigned Administrator of
tho cstato of llenjamln Ilndeninuth, lato ot conyn
gham township, Co umbla county.dcceascd.wlll ex
peso to public sale upon tho premises on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 21st, 1882
F
at ten o'clock In the forenjon tho following do- ui jjiu;i:a, vtmu jjiiiiig iuu .uuuiiuiiiu utiviiiuncs ui cuu vt-'inciictcuill-scrltcd
real cstato sltuato la conyngham township, aiUl tle31,tch ill all transactions.
coiumoia county, i cuuii. ni-t,iuu,uK u awu . ,
lino of land belonging to tho city of 1'hlladelpliLi,
and running thenco along lino of land of Jeremiah
Llndemuth, north seventy-seven degrees, cast
Ihlity-llvo pci dies to nstone, thence by tho samo
north, onc-halt degreo cast seventy-seven p relics
to a stcne, thenco by land of tho Lclrs of John I.lnd
enmutb, south Ecventy-seven degrees west sjventy-
nvo peichea to astono and thetco by landot the
city of Philadelphia south tweLty-ntno degrees east
eighty pirches to the rlaco of b-E.rnlng. Con
taining
und one hundred nnd thlit' i c Lf
TEBMS OF SALE.-Tcji . a. .if one-fourlh
of the purchase money to i i 'ho striking
down ot tho property; th lrlh less the
ten per cent, at tho conllrm .un of sale, ani the
remaining throe-fourths in ono year thereafter with
Interest from conllrmatDn nlst.
ISAAC LISDENMUTII,
dic3)t-s Administrator.
Oiphans' dourt Sale
OF VALUABLE
I'urauant to nn order of tho Orphans' Court ot
Columbia co-inty, tho undersigned; Admmistrator
of Samuel Ilhone, late of Benton township, de
ceased, will exp )33 to 3alo on th i prjmlss In said
township on
Friday, January 13th, 1882,
At one o'clock, p.m.
the following described real estate of said decedent,
In Benton township, bounyle land described ai ol-
lows:
On tho nerlh by land ot Alfred itantz, on tho east
by Tlnmns Bender and W. W. He's, on tho south
by W. W. nes-s, C. W. Myers and A. A. Ober-
holt?cr and on the wes- by Daniel Earns, containing
Twenty -two Acro3.
moro or lesis, whereon aro erected
A BXVZ.aXiXiHOUSEl AND BAIXW.
TEHMS OF SALE. Ten per centot one-fourth ot
tho purchase money shall bo paid at tho striking
down of tho property, th) one fourth less tho ten
per cent at tlio continuation absolute, and the re
maining threctourths In ono year after continuation
nUl with Interest from that date.
(IKO. W.HIItLEMAN,
Administrator.
Dec. ic-5w Demon, I'n,
JOHN C. YOCU.M,
Attoi'iiey-at-irxvv,
BLOOMSBUKO, I'A.
Onicowlth Hon. C. It! Uuckalcw.
Member ot tin American Attorneys' Asso;Iatlou.
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KGISTHR'SN'OTICKS.
Notlco Ulieriy given to an legatees, creui
ld ntliemiirtislnteiested In the estates of
tors and
tlio respective docionts and minors, that tho to-
lUn lily UUIUlUiarittia ,u vi tuwi o uuu i.i.mo wv-
counls havo been dd lu tho olllco ot the lteglstur of
Col. Co. ami wiunorcsenieu tor connrmauoii aim
allowanco In thorphans Court to bo held In
Bloomsburg, on Inday, Feb. i 1552, at s o'clock
m. on said day:
Thn accouutotreklel Fritz and Wm.P. ltobblns
administrator &llsha Bobbins, lito ot Jackson
township, decked.
Tho llrst and )al account of John Ptouts, ad
mlnlstrator.'dsonus non cum testnmentoun
nexo.ot the es:o of Hannah Balrd, deceased, as
llled by ltache'fouts, executrix, of tho last will
and te.it.imenif John Pfouts. deceased.
S. Accouut of Mluda Uc, administratrix ot Pol
ly lilsner, tecueii, lato ot ucrwicK.
First and flnalioountof John J.Longenberger,
administrator John Jacob Longenbeiger, lato
of Minim tuwnlp, decease !.
Final account' Freas Brown, guardian of Sam
uel c. t reasy, luor chlM ot il. W. Creasy, late
of Scott towntp, deceased.
0, Third and paril account nf John Bellas ono of
tno executors: Auam uenas, lato oi rismng
crcex, decease
First and fluaueount of John K. Grotz. admin
istrator ot Wlam Verry, lato ct tho town of
Bloomsburg, -ceased.
8. Flrtt nd aniaccount ot Stephen (learbeart,
guar' - of cries iienrneart, a minor cnnu or
3abo earhrt, laie of Main township, de
cease . J
. Tho it s nnd'nal account of William Fcttr-
man.eiecutort Jonas Keltermin.ia o ot Locust
tonnsUlp, doused.
II. Second and Ail account of I. K. Krlckbaum nnd
wiiuain iirtniexecuiors or.iotnua urlnK, late
of Benton covshlp, deceas.d.
ThPllist andartlal account ot B. Frank Zair,
11
uuu it tins uiiuistruiors oi .vuurtiw uingios,
deceased. j
Tho llrst and ml account of B. Frank Zarr, nd
lulalstr.uorolaiinali.irr, deceased,
It,
13. Tho second aount of II. Fiank Zarr, executc-r
ui ueurge aj ueteaseu.
14. Tho llrst andiartlal accouut of It. F. Chapin,
ono ot tne'ecutors ot .lared llnirlson, de
coised. 16. Therlnal occot of Thomas Dollman, guardian
ui mi4ueiuiuniu,ltl, u llliuur eunu UI JUI1U
Dollman, ilo.sal.
10. The final acco.t of Thomas Dollman, guatdlan
ui iiuuiu uuian, a minor cuim oi jonn iou
man dee-easei
17, The tlrst and ul account ot Seth Shoemaker,
admlnlstratoit Catharlno Shoemaker, lato ot
Hemlock towiilp, deceased.
is. An account ot. M. Lilly, administrator of Jo-
bi'pu Liny, latot bcott township, deceased.
19. First and Unaecount ot Simuol Lohr, adminis
trator otaoso Lenr, laiooi nearer towubuip,
deceased.
20, The tlrst and ial account of Jeremiah Kosten-
bauueranu J,. Kullllo, administrators of Ciuia
Camp, deceail.
21. First and nnl account of Thomas J. Vanfter- i
bllce, ndmlnlrator ot ltelx-cca Vanderollee,
lato ct mi neasaut township, deceased,
as llled by hhxecuturs, Johu Ktsiler and C. M
Vanuers'lco.
22. First and nnaiccount ot John L. Moyer, ad-
iniiiutraioroteorge W. viarsh, lato of the I'tty
of Blugli.mtt stato of New ork, deceased
23. Fli st and; not account of Hiram Sliugars, ad
ministrator tucorgo Ilclituboek, lntuct Mtdn
towuthlp, dcised.
lt"'.,t:i3to. 1 OEO. Vr.STEItNEIt.
Booms it.; Jatj, ;2. ( lleglster
IWfEE'S SALE
Valualo Real Estate.
By Vlrtuo Of an ler of thn OrnhinVCmlit nf Cn
lumbiacountyjtlandersigced Trusteo lu thecs-
lato ot Thomas H
khouso, deceased, will e.x?oso 10
public sale on tin
remlsoa ou
EBRUARY 3id, 1882,
FRIDAY,
commencing at h o'elcek a. m., all that t-oruin
messuige, I
Farm o i i aut ofLancL
hounded and di -ibed as follow s, te.wlt: West
wanlly by l inls ). n. tlordner, Jr., Johu tlordner
and landi occuj) i1 u I'hlllp Watts, southwardly
by lands ot DanW.orduor and Samuel Suyder.east-
wardly by Hull IJohn tlirdner and. land oeou-
j'led by tl. T. CrU and.northwardly bj' lauds of 0.
II. uordner, tr?,;
I landj occupied by (3. T. Crist,
containing
lOO Atrs, .11 ore or I,cnn,
About vvcuty.h, acres mora or less of the south
uast corner ofJ said tract of land lleslal'lno
towushlp, Columi county, whjreoa nro ericteda
nvo storied
l'lt.VMlDWKLLINO HOUSE.
a largo Hank Bfiand other out-bulldlngs.
And by virtue (m order ol tho orphans' court of
Lycoming count, all of tha other nnrllon nf fhn
said farm or tracif laudfltuatoln said I.ycomlng
rouniy, ana conning Ectcnty-flvfi acres more or
less, win bo some tho premises on the same day.
Halo to comraoncijtteu o'clock a. m,
rKKMsofUoTiiu.t.-Tcnrercent oti-4 of tin
purchase monti
tho paid at tho striking dowuot
one-fourth Iifstho ten per cent.
tha propel ty, tli
at the confirm:
i absoluto, and the remaining
three-fourths til
tl year alter confirmation nl I
with Ints: . ffi
unti t'.
I'N GOItnSEII,
Tl'USle,
Ja i, s-
BjQQ
J. Tftl
RAEDER,
-prac?1
:1 Book-Eiador
1 MARKET STREET,
'iBS-BAREB PA.
110 WE
Ulnder or all) 4 current Dubllcationa in nnvii.i.
liloomsbtu
cfercncu can he given If
rcnuired
orrespoiulcnco sollelted.
U',w M2CTitvf Iy ",ue llne,?' I't'ails, Nolo
Ileails. rilaleini
as joucanbujf
rmuae-ipuia.anu Cheaper In soiau
luveuueea.
t "B MB A THIAL.
SOUTI
Don'L looalft lifnrn hixw nn
James luver settleintut. Jllua
tratedcataloeuofife. J. M m
cha,tlaii:monr,fcrryCO,va. u jjam -4vv
13 LOCK
DRY GOODS,
in the country. None can sur-
l . . rti 1 . a
and interest, j ne almost nortcct
patrons.
as low as tlio )oils can lje COu-
I 1 . n
desire should not share in the ad
this great mart of fashion and
S. W. tor Eislilli & Fillibrt Ste.
COURT PROCLAMATION-
WIUCRKAS, the Hon. William Klwhii.
President Judgo of tho Court ot Ojerniid
Tcrmlncrand Ueucral Jail Delivery, Court of imu
tcr Sessions of tho Peace and tlio Coui t ot Common
Pleas and Orphans' Court in tlio 26th Judicial Dis
trict, composed ot tho counties of Columbia and
Montour, nnd tho Hons. Jamol Lake and F. L.
Sliuinan.Ass'ic'ato Judges of Columbia county, have
Issued their precept, beailng date the Dtlichiyof
Deo. In tho year of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and eighty-one, and to mo directed tor
holdlnga Court of Oyer and Terminer and General
(juarter Sessions ot tho Peace, Court of Common
Pleas and Orphans' Court, tn Bloomsbuig, lu the
county of Columbia, on tho llrst -Monday, being tho
ethday of Feb. next, to continue two weeks.
Notlco is hereby given to the Coroner, to tho Jus
tices of tlio Peace, and tho Constables of tho said
County of Cohunbla, that they bo then and thero In
their proper person at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon of
said 6th day of Feb. with their records. Inqui
sitions and other remembianccs, to do those things
which to their ofllces appertain to bo done. And
those that am bouudby recognauco to prosecute
against the pilsouers that aro or may bo In tho Jail
of tho said county of Columbia, to bo then nnd there
to prosecute them as shall bo lust. Jurors aro re
quested tobo punctual In their at tendance, agreeably
to their notices. Dated at Bloomsburg tho 5th day
, ,1 of Jan. In tlio year of our Lord ono
L. S. thousand eight hundred and eighty-two
' , J and lntho ono hundred and ssventhjenr of
the Independence of tho Tutted fetntes of America.
Slicrlll'sOnice. U. II. BNT.
Bloomsburg, Jan. o tc Sherlil.
N
TOTIOK IN PARTITION".
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH WENNKK, DECEASED.
To Julia Schlt'ijer, tntermirrlod with Jioj'j schlo
per, of t-usnuehanna county, ra; 11. V. tlarrctt.of
Kist Nnnilcoke, l.uzernt-Jcnunty, l'n.. Mahlon II.
HUks, of lulllmoie. .Md.,husan A. Wolf, Intermar
ried with Amlro Wolf, of HUck Creek-, Luzerne
countr,,ra..Ilenry Shaffer, Susanna Crawford, inter
married with Stephen Crawford, Angelina (larrett,
Intermarried with ljtl (larrott, and Stephen l'ohe,
guardian nd litem of tho minor children cf L'mlly
Hicks, nil ot Columbia county, l'a meeting:
lunccoidanco wllh a ruin granted upon thoisih
day of December, issi, by iliu Orplians'courc of Co
lumbia count;, jou are hereuy notllled nnd required
to appear upon tlio first day ot tlin next term ot
t'ouitaud accept attha valuation, tlio following do
scribed premises ur show causo wliy tlio mmo shall
notbo sold, Mz: All that rurtaln lnessuugu or tract
of land situate in Jentro township, tiilinniUcojn.
ty, bounoed on thu north hyapuVillo road, on ih-i
cast by a public road, on tho south by lands of Wil
son Miller, and on the wost bv lands uf ll.M-hwpn.
ponhelsor, contalnln; two acr.-s moro or less with
thonppurteaauces, of tho entatu of s ilil decedent.
I'. II ENT,
Suorltf.
Jan. re
JOHM A. PUNSTON & Oo.
Roal Estate, Trustj Investment and
Collection Office.
BLOOMSBURG, DA.
ron hai.k
or Exchange. Large Krame Houso far two famll'es,
good stable, fruit uud water. Owned by ll. F sharp
less. 87 Acres, llurloy farm, Mont ,ur townMilp.fraraB
dwelling house, bank Darn and other out. building,
good boll; about loo acres timber; well watered;
healthy location, good markets. If deslicil, will d.
vldo In two or throo tracts, fee drat a. Terms easy.
Now owned by Wm. Ke.il, Ksr(.
A comfortublo new brick dwelling on Mb street,
west ot .Maiket, in rooms. A bargnfii,
IM acres on Bouth bank ot ilver iv miles from
town ot Mllllin oa road to Her.Uck. 115 acres bottom
Uud.bilinco timber, llnck dwelling, bank barn and
outbuildings, good fruit nnd water, (well and foun
tain) . Also a valuable deposit of live neu it or brick
and i-otter's clay. Owned by John Wlf. ot Ulooms
huig. Adsslrablo new brick dwelling houso and a lorgu
Iraino dwelling houso aim frame stablu on bust
strict ono door b.-low 'third.
Lots orfi'red on eusy terrai with contracts to build
If il-lred.
lis ncros In MadUoa towiiihlp; occupied by Joaeph
wlso, (lood framo houso and bank birn. Land
lately well limed and manured. Apple orchard and
other ft ults.
loi Acres In Flshlngcrcek township, on road to
Denton. II rick house, triune barn and thods tiood
water at house an I barn. Applo orchard aud other
fruits. Owned by John I'ealer.
Ill Acres productive land In 'Jemloek township.
l)v miles from Ilioomsbiirg. Frame dwelling, uai k
bum and two tenant houses.
A S story brick dwelling, now frame barn good
water aud fruit. All in best of condition on Ceulro
street, Uloomsburg, between Srd nnd 4th,
A largo traino houo ami barn with outbuildings,
good water and fiult. Corner ot Third t nd Itallroad
streets.
A very pleasnnt tinmo dwelling, corrcr ol Bin and
Iron streets, with water and gas, All In good condi
tion. , A UK story frame carriage nnd blacksmtlh shop,
rnr.o leeion Iron near Main blreet, with trado nnd
good will. A lull st ot tools In each department,
lleasonablo price and terras.
A nearly now 1-nU.ry frame dwelling on Fourth
Street. Catawlssa, franvj stable, good water, and
fruit, all in good cndltion.
Also. iLPiea tanil rm n if 4- u' If It ir
Cutiw ssi Paper Mills, with coal jard 4 llmo kilns,
and ratlrcndsldiug A desirable silo for car shops
or other manufactory. Terms icasonable. O.vned
by J, 11, Knltt'o.
For particulars, apply to
oct. it, Ki-ir JoriN A.ri'NsroN.
or PAUL E, WHIT.
D for lssj, with lrnprovctUuter.
lai'V PretJ est tablo. calendar, etc. sent
. . n,. . to any address on receipt of
K? J1"-1"3.;0."" rl'amps. AddroisOtUIti Its K.
lllltl'.s mN Delaw.ro Ave, I'lilla, d imB-iw
WAJ'JBD
Active and reliable men in
fl,.r tf,, I, t..lK,,ll Viirinpry
ourFiSiU. MaIIL. a NaiumI I'lrtlllzer, HlgCom.
minions, complete outtlt and full liereonal Ins ruo
tloui by special a ilesmeu. Apply it, oueo wild I'. O,
address and rolerenoo. JOHN T HoilKltl'S ti lllttl ,
(leiinauuiwn, I'hllidelplila, I'd. d Jan. 5 4w
AUhNTS WANTKH AT ONClT
'lb tell the Lf ami Complete Jl'utory o
THE TRIAL OF GUITEAU.
Ask teh of his crratlo career and Fl'M, HISTORY
ot the btracgo scenes and Marlllnx DluMogurcs of
his trlit; the most costly uud rcinaikutle-ln llioun.
nalsofcrlmi. Y1I tllustrad- Will sell Immenselv
Ageut'a outtlt 60 cents. Terms to agents literal.
Addroas Ill uiiAHir llltOS.,l'uhllsherl TM cheat
nut street, I'hilndelpliia il. jane-4w