THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUltG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
nU)!M8HUIl( FIUIUY, JAN. 13 'Sl2.
punuo sali:9.
Olm. W. "Ilfrlcmmi, ntfmtnfslmliir of Siitn
tlel Hlioni', Will null real unlnte oil tlto prem
ises In ltciiliui township, (in I'rldity, Imiimry
l.'ltli, 1882.
S.niiucl Shtvo u.xecittor nf I'lilllp Unnnst,
vvlll.scll real I'ntiito In Kislitngcrcok township
mi Hnturilny, .Inmiary 88th.
lolm Gorilner, trustee In the estiil; of
Tliomm Stncklirmsc, will Bell real cstnlu on
the premises In l'lnc townslilp, &(!., on I'll
iliiy.l'ehrnnry Hid, 1883.
Having been troubled with n very bad
rough for nbout two years and having tried
nlinost every cough mixture that wns ever
made, I have found none that hat given mc
ouch great relief as Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup
and I earnestly recommend It to nil nllllcted.
Dknj. V. DuticUK, 14 l'nrk l'l. N. Y.
Then) 1ms hecli great mortality among chtl.
dren of, late, tho most fatal dlsenso being
membranous rrriup. Two children Of John
McCormlck, nn Infant child of William ColT-
inail, mid a child of Harry Fornwnld, died
last week. There arc many sorrowing house-
olds In town from which the ilarllngd havo
been lost.'
A. lliinllngcrdled on Friday last,of con
sumption, after n long Illness.
Jacob Aid will erect a new dwelling house
on Fifth street and has already begun the.
woik of excavation.
Hxccutors' nnd administrator' account
books, containing full Instructions how to
settle an estate, receipts, &c, for sale nt this
lllce. These nre tho most convenient books
f the kind ever printed, nnd they arc In use
ill over the State. tf
It cost !j00.l)G:).S2 to run I.ycomlug county
last yenr. Columbia county's expenses seem
small by comparison.
Towanda has live cases of small pox, all
members of the same family and In one
house.
Tho Hloonnlmrg Comi.miiian has entered
upon Its sixteenth year, mid Isn't a whit tins
worse for Its age either, Sunday Aeira Dealer.
Mrs. Kate Conner,wldow of F.miinuel Con
ner, Is very sick nt present. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
. II. Smith, Into editor of the Milton
-Irons has had an nttnek of small pox. Ho
loU one of his children wllh the same ills,
ease n few days since.
liene Shannon, daughter of l!ev. .1. Y.
Shannon of Wrlglitsvlllo, was burled In this
town on Saturday last. She was twelve
years of age.
Manilla wrapping paper, plain or printed
cut to anv sl.e.for sale at this ollice. Do not
send your orders away when you can get
what yoi want nt home.
We shall send a box of books to the binder
In a few days. Persons having any work of
this kind can leave It at this ofllce. Hates
reasonable and work well done.
llenlamln Alabach. living on thu hills
above Oraugevllle, and who has been carry
ng the mall from Oraugevllle to idler dur-
ng the past Jear, was taken sick the early
urt of this week, and at last report the (lis-
ae was pronounced small pox. It Is to be
loped that It may not spread, ns he lives elTect on the nervous system causing It to be
away from town and wliere people nceu nigitiy prized, outers unit ny inr me major-
not go.
At the lust meeting of the Ha.leton llor-
otigh School Hoard, Miss M. A. I.ee, Miss H.
M. Vaiideisllce, and Miss U. A. Weir, tender
ed their resignations as teachers, and the
board elected Miss M. K. Schlleker of Moun
tain (Jrove, Miss Amelia Armstrong of
Hloomsburg, and Miss Kll.a Mears of Ash-
land, Schuylkill county, to till the vacancies.
The Mlincy Luminary saysi "Uev. W. H.
McCutehcon, who has had charge of the old
F.nianucl Lutheran church, in Money Creek
township, and also the Clarkstown and
Hiinteisvlllc churches, for some time, 1m
eslgned and accepted a call to Mlllllnville,
Columbia county. Mr. McCutehcon lias
mada hosts nf friends In this valley during
hU'rcsldenco here, who wWi him success In
his new field."
Rev. Chandler Hare, of Lebanon, will de
liver an address, this, Friday evening, in St.
Paul's Church, on the subject of the Orphan,
age at Jonestown.
Mrs. Samuel Sharpless of Oraugevllle, died
Thursday morning, after n very brief Illness
of brain fever. She leaves a husband nnd
family and a huge circle of friends to mourn
her loss.
Death to rats, mice, roaches and nuts; Far
son's Exterminator. Darns, granaries and
households cleared 111 aslnsle night. Xo fear
of bad smells. Hest and cheapest vermin
killer in the world. Sold everywhere.
Ainoiiir the nronertles to lie sold- by the
SherilT on February Gib, and not ndvertis
In the Coi.hviihx, are those of Isaac Lewis,
Locust township nnd H. F. Hoberls, Cell
troville.
The Tieasurer of the Normal School at his
ollice, II. .1. Clark & Son's store, will pay
coupons on outstanding bonds, including
ins. lfi mid 17. II. .1. Ci-AitK,
Jan. 5-2w ' Treas.
Judge Itoss, of Montgomery county, has
laid down thai n teacher who whips a pupil
in violation of the rules adopted by the
iiiiilinrltli's renders himself liable to
n prosecution for assault and battery.
A Johnstown bov dug out the burrow of a
irrouiid siiuirrcl to see how much fooil it hai
itored awav. He found two hundred wal
nuts, sixty-three potatoes, mid forty chest
nuts, besides about half a pint of cherry
seeds.
About three Inches of snow fell on Tues
dav nlL'ht. and it began to look as if there
would be sleighing. Towards mornlng.how
vi.r mm set In and nut an end to that
probability. A few sleighs were put Into sor.
vice but the result was not satisfactory.
With its last Issue, the Hloomsburg Coi.um
wan enters upon Its sixteenth year of exist
once. It is owe of the best local papers In in
Stale and never was in a more nourishing
condition than nt this present time,
inm.'poit San iC Manner.
This bids fair to be a most variable winter,
warm and cold days alternating in quick
succession. Ice dealers will be wise if they
take advantage of every cold snap nnd cut
ice so soon ns It is of sulllclent thickness
Those who wait to secure twelve inch cubes
may greet the Spring with empty lee houses,
It looks that way now, at least.
Mrs. David ltahm died nt her home In this
place on Mondny morning last nt 4 o'clock.
She had long been n sufTcrer, find her death
was not unexpected, Mrs. Hahm wns n
valued member of our community, nnd n la
dy whose christian graces nnd dignity of
chnrncter made her much esteemed nnd re
spected, She wns 05 yenrs old, nnd lenves a
huslmiid and four children Messrs John
Hahm, of this place nnd Hoss ltnhm of Lacy
vllle,nnd Misses Sarah nnd Sue, who nre living
nt home. The funeral was nt the house
Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock, nnd
wni largely attended, not only by our towns,
people, but by friends nnd relatives from
other plnces. The service wns conducted by
the Itcv. Mr. Knos. The pall benrcrs were
ns follows! (Jen. Stevens, I. O. Wight, M.
C. Mercur, Jos. Powell, J. F. Menus, nnd
0. S. Hussell. 2'utmma Journal.
Very few persons nre uwnrc of the extent
to which some of the seemingly most trilling
articles of trade are dealt In. Celery Is a
vegetable which apparently receives but lit
tle attention from the public, nnd stilt the
trade lit this article amounts annually to
many thousands of dollars. While many use
It for Its medicinal (pinlllles, Its well known
Ity of the consumers consider It a luxury, lit
only for the wealthy. Few nre nware that
fully one-third of the celery of commerce Is
thrown away as useless. All the coarser
pails the outside stalks and the greener
portion of the stalk nil In fact that Is until
for the celery glass can be utilized by cut
ting Into short pieces, cooking and serving In
precisely the same manner ns nspariigus.
All housekeepers who try It never afler waste
any of their celery.
Thi receiver for the Lycoming Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, of Muucy, has laid an
assessment of twenty per cent, upon the
notes given by policy holder) of said com-
iany. This assessment, It is stated, will tie
sulllclent to pay olf Hie Indebtedness of thu
oinpany and close up the concern. e
should Imagine that the stockholders of this
unfortunate company will be highly delight
ed when Its affairs nre wound up. It has
icen a source of expense during Its entire
existence.
Catnnhmt New.
Ot.EAVBI) FllOM THE "iTKM."
Mr. C. C. Hitler, of Cedar Hapids, Iowa, is
visiting friends In this place.
MWs Maine Polsgrove left for Hordentown,
K. J., on Tuesday last, where she will attend
school.
Mr. and Mrs. K. 0. Sanborn, of Jersey
City, visited the parents of Mrs. Sanborn lu
this place, Mr. and Mrs. Miner Hue, during
the holidays.
Judge Shiinmn Is demolishing the old land
marks on "Shuman's addition," for the pur
pose of securing the stone used in their
erection.
Mr. Charles Wllllls.who spent the holidays
lu this place, returned to Philadelphia on
Saturday last, where he will resume his
studies at Jefferson Medical College.
The new l't'niigcllcnl Church In N'cseopeck
was dedicated last Sunday. Hcv. H. Hengst,
of Lewlsburg, and Hev. 8. W. Selbert of j
Newport olllclaled, Uev, J. M. F.ltlnger Is '
pastor. !
I'llOOK I'OSIIIVK.
We have the most positive and convincing
proof that Thomas' Kclectrlc Oil Is n most ef
fectual specific for bodily pain. In cases of
rheumatism and neuralgia It gives Instant
relief. .
1'rrnnnnl.
Mr. Cyrus 11. McIIcnry passed through
town last Tuesday, on his way to Danville.
Mr. John S. Phillips hns resigned his posi
tion In the Cot.ltMiilAN ofllce nnd Joined the
engineer corps of the North nnd West Hmuch
Hallway Company.
Mr. Harry Hlrkenbtneof Philadelphia, was
lu town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Monroe of Hupert,
were In Towanda last week, attending the
funeral of Mrs. Hahm.
Hev. D. J. Waller, Sr., Hcv. D. J. Waller
Jr. and wife, nnd Miss Laura Waller, visited
relatives lu Houcsdale last week.
Mrs. Holbrook and daughter, Miss Jennie,
former residents of this town, are visiting at
Mrs. Lewis'.
Daniel McIIcnry of Stillwater, was regis
tered nt the Exchange Hotel several days
this week.
Mrs. Knos Adams wns the guest of the
.Misses Fredericks, last week.
Aglb Hlcketts Esq. of Wilkes Hnrre was In
town on Thursday.
Miss Hastings, a teacher in the Normal
School has returned from n visit to friends
In Hartford, Conn.
Miss Dora A. Wolf returned on Saturday
from u lorn: visit to friends in Michigan. She
met with a hearty welcome.
Mr. A. H. Hacon of Wllkes.Ilarrc, regis
tered at the Exchange Hotel on Thursday,
He sold a line Weber piano In Catawlssa.
HAPI.Y MITES.
Peler Ktcffcr, cor. Clinton nnd Heimett
Streets, Huffnlo, was badly bitten by a horse,
and applied Thomas' Kclectrlc .Oil, was im
mediately relieved of the pain, and lu four
davs the wound was healed.
Orent reduction In prices nt the store of
Lllley & Sloppy, nt Llglitstreet.
Heavy Hceced cloth and phnh for trim
tilings at I. W Hartmnn's.
Cash mild for calves, chickens! turkevs.
cose, ducks, dried fruit, butter nnd eggs, by
,lliey .xs Sleppy, i.igiitstrect.
Don't forgot, you ran buy this month la
dles' coats and winter dress goods at I. W.
Harlmau's 10 per cent, olf for cash.
Lllley t Sleppy nt Light Street will pny 0
sn lor Heel miles wciguing
Wnnt all you can bring.
potatoci.,
to 71 cents Cash for
00 to 7ft I os,
ham
dug
ightstrect,
Lots of ladles coats latest styles nnd fash
ions from 4.00, 4.50, (5.00, G.fiO, 0.00, 7.00,
i.OO. 10.00, to 12.00 nt Silas Young's Light
Street. nov. 11 8-m
1. W. Hartnian's book department Is being
tilled up.
It stands at the head" the Unlit running
Domestic. For sale by W. H. 'idler, ollice
omer .Main and .viiirKei streets, iiioomsonrir,
a. Also iicent for the celebrated Ithaca or-
gans, fully guaranteed by the manufacturers
lor lu years. nov. lo-u
llu.j llumliiri),
From all parts of the State come reports of
It
At this season foul chimneys often take the
and burn out. When such an event causes
danger, an effectual remedy is within reach
of every prudent house-wife, Though it is
familiar to many It needs repeating. Sprinkle
common salt on the lire, in the stove, in
such a manner ns to burn the salt. If done
wisely, a large amount of chlorine gas wil'
be generated, tilling the pipe and chimney,
expelling the air and extinguishing the lire.
A diligent u-e of this will avoid all alarm and
remove all danger of ft lire from this cause.
The editors of the Jlepublican have waxed
exceeding wroth nt thu los of thu forty dol
lars promised them for the "Ozone" advertise
ment, nnd In order to get even witli some
body, they devoted 173 lines of their issue
this week to us. They should nol allow
their feathers to get milled lu that way, as
,. i . .,...! i Tr .I.....
wo are not responsioiu ior weir i
manage judiciously, they can easily make It
up on those books which they received in
payment of u patent liiedicineadvcrtiscnient,
another of our rejected contracts.
riht.ii t'rrfk Iti'itM,
The M. E. Church nt Jonestown Is about
completed nnd the dedication will lake place
on Sunday the twenty second of this month.
The dedication sermon will be delivered by
Doctor Gray of Williamsport, who is nn able
speaker. Come one, come all and hear him
and lie sure and bring your pocket books
and have your names inscribed on thu roll of
honor, Jonestown lias long needed a house
for worship and this building is mi ornament
to the place. It is to bu hoped the surrounding
chinches will receive the same repaars as
they begin to look very shabby.
Jonestown is getting to be (piite a model
plaeu with a church, gristmill, school house,
two black smith shops, wagon maker shop,
shoe shop and store. W. N. Haslcr proprie
tor and Mr. John Huff is expected to start
one thu first of April next.
Arciilrut.
William Knorr, had ono of tho lingers of
his right hand cut olf by a circular saw ui
Loekard's car shops on Tuesday. Another
linger wns partially severed.
Charles Fornwnld was severely burned
on Friday last.by molten iron Hying from the
ladlu when casting. The fiery mass struck
him on the head nud ran down his back in
llictlng painful wounds, lie will be Incapac
itated for work for soinu time to come.
On TlilrO l)a Trial.
Wu will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro.
Voltaic Hells and other Electiic Appliances
on trial for thirty days to young men and
older persons who are nllllcted with nervous
dehllity.lost vilality.etc, guaranteeing speedy
relief and complete restoration of vigor nnd
manhood. Also for Hheuinatlsin, Neuralgia,
Paralysis, Liver and Kidney dlllleullies,
Huptures and many other diseases. Illustra
ted pamphlet sent free. Address Voltaic
licit Co., Marshall, Michigan.
Oct. 28, 'Sl-ly
The Heading 7Yic, in refeiringto there
cent accident on the Pennsylvania railroad
says, that one result of endeavoring to sup
press the news of such unfortunate occur
rences on the railroad, Is that , oftentimes
greatly cxaairernted versions of the affairs
are reported lu Hie newspapers, the informa
tion being obtained from second-hand and
from rumors. It may be readily inferred
that these necessarily meagre and unsatisfac
tory uccounts of accidents on thu railroad
frequently cause uncalled-for anxiety on the
part of the relatives nnd friends of those sup
posed to have been injured, and generally In
directly reflect more severely upon the mis
management of the railroad company than n
full and faithful account of the real accident
would. It seems, however, that those in au
thority would rather have the newspapers
publish that half a dozen men were killed
than give them an iota of information to let
them know that, Instead of such a rumored
calamity, It was only a brakeman who had
his little llnscr crushed.
the depredations committed by burglars.
is not strumrc in view of the number o
thieves at work, that Hloomsburg and vlcit
Ity should be visited. On Thursday night o:
last week, the L. it H. H. H. station hi this
town was entered by burglars who forced
onen the front door. They searched the
ticket ollice but found no money ns none i
kept there over night. The same night the
Heading It. H. ticket ollice at Hupert was
broken open, but all the thieves obtained
was about three dollars in cash.
Last Saturday night at about twelv
o'clock, a young man named Hobbins,
clerk in the store of T. W. Conner, saw a man
prowling about near thu rear entrance to
Holmes mid Schuyler's hardware store,
Word was conveyed to Mr. Schuyler at the
Exchange Hotel, and he with several others
proceeded at once to the store. No one was
found at or near thu building, nor could it
be seen that any attempt had been made to
gain an entrance. In view of the other burg
larics, however, It is probable that the man
seen by Mr. Hobbins intended mischief and
had been frightened away.
A second attempt to rob Mrs. Aid's
store at Espy, was made on Sunday
night. On this occasion the clerk was lu the
store and gave the depredators, two in mini
her. a warm reception. ' He tired two shots
from his revolver, neither of which, unfortu
natcly, look effect.
We advise all householders to fasten their
doors and windows securely nt night, nnd
keep a sharp watch for suspicious charac
ters. It is to be hoped that some of these
midnight marauders may bu captured ere
long, and receive punishment severe enough
to frighten others away.
4 tons liar,,
8KI fhcavts corn toldcr ,
II handles rnstriw
nc.iltei railed 04 $15 ,
14 Msrs
8 bililipls (minus ..,
4 beets
tuo liAds cabNigo
M chickens rd-ed
4M n.( butter undo
4sa dozen eirgs..... ,
son im mrk and lard .... .
I bushel timothy seed,.,
KM no
4 son
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S4 mi
4 M
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14 ID
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from
ng.
Hartmaii's,
No paupers rcinorcd,,,.
" iru
' died
10-1 11.4 15-4 sheeting at I. W
Calico and muslin at t cents n yard, glng-
8 cents, coltonade lu cents, and everv-
else to correspond, at Lllley & Sleppyrs,
A
UDI foil's NOTICE.
estate or JonsniniK, dkckiud.
DINMISTHATOIl'S NOTICE,
The great superiority of DR.
BULL'S COUGH SYRUP over
allothcrcough remedies is attested
by the immense popular demand
that old established remedy.
ffllHir!
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma,. Bron
chitis, Whooping Cough, Incipient
Consumption and for the relief of
.consumptive persons in advanced
stages of the Disease. For Sale
by all Druggists. Price, 25 cents.
Nov. 4, 'si -cm
No, paupers remaining last rcport..lo
aumuieu in i vji ,,, v
- 19
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5
1
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No paupers remalnlDi; Jan 9lh, 'SJ.. 8
KKK3K FAtHMAN, i-Directors.
II, H. ALllBKlDOy.l
JTMST OF JUHOHS, FEH. TEHM, 1882.
llloom John (,'tiln. Olasco Cameron. Moid Fox. I).
V lllcks, I H Rutin. Thomas Vanuatu, Kilos Uiggcr.
Cutawissa .lacos Kiingcmnn.
C'en.ralla-Jatncs I'jku.
KUlilnk'crecK-unaries ash
(ircenwood-lsaac block. Joseph Keller. David
.lacKson aamuei itoouse.
Looust Klmbcr Leo.
Madison James Dllalne. V D Mcrlcle
Maln-llenrydtlllnir. Nathan Miller
Minim m m uari.ui, Atiam .inner
Montour Samuel (llnfcr
MU Pleas int Peter Jacob
l'luc Mablon Moscr
THAVEHSE JUHOHS.
FIRST WISC
llloom InoO Jones. Ilaltier Larcock. OH Forn-
wald, lllram Palmer, u II sterner
Hearer M K Hess, John lllateilltcr, J no Longen
bergcr, Levi It Ml' duel, John Schell
lienion aaiuuei ner
urrwiclc Howell llrcfe. Pnul Forlncr. W J Knorr
A s riillllps, Solomon llousekoccht
lirlar Creek Kmanuel Yost
catawlssa Christian Clayweu, u uuie, Hainan
lleUlk'. I It Meesholtz
Flslilrg Creek It W Kllnp, John Sutton, J J stiles
Kdwarrt ilnangst John. I Karns
Fiank'in Wm ttohrbach, C n ScesholU
(ireenwoon nation ui:k, .i it ima
lleinioCK cinrits uieueneK, luariei rii'iuer
Locust Isaac llier, Adam Johnson, i' lcliard Wat
klni
jackscn v u iiooumi
Main Charles Fisher
Montour Clinton Crawford, Henry Lazarus, V M
Monroo . .
nr tm.fw rimTii'R .lonfin. Kmanuei snvner
Hcoit C W Trump. J L Crawford, J ft Crcvelln?,
oio. w. Troiipeau
Mijiuljar-u u I'ess, i.zra siepuens
8ECJND WEEK.
llloom (leo. llates.J L Dillon .Samuel u Jacotiy
j h Kfeier, .iacoo anicn jr
n,,iimn eiias Kvans
tier ck Alem llrlitaln, (1 v UuCftlncliam, C K
nam
caianissa uuiucr v Kicr, uariey uiger
Centre Levi Fester. Chas. Marcli, lllram Whit.
mlro
cenrraiia loun noran
Conynitham .mircw noney
Flshlnir Creek-Kllslu E Kvuns
Franklin ndrew Lohrman
(Irecnwood luo V Cox, Jno Eyer, Wm U Mather
uumpiirey rarKer
ueiniucK juiue uiiiu'.. nut iiuwtu
Locust-Jno llrofee, Jeremiah Scott
adison Crcvellmc S.rl'li, (ieo Whltcnlsht
Minim Daniel Bond
Mt. Fleasant-DanlelMuscrAve.Henry Sands.Jolin
woir
Knurl ntr creeK jacoo uomnan
surorluat Jno Cole, Charles I) Carpenter. Joshua
iiuss.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or
phans' court of Columola county to make dlstrlbs
lion of tne fund In the hands of tho executor of
John (llgcr deceased, to and among the par
ties entitled thereto, will sit at lbs ortlce ofK. II.
lkclcr,Ksi.. In tho Town of Hloomsburg on Saturday
tho 14th nay of January. A. I).. 19S', at two o'clock
In the. afternoon to perform the duties of tits ap
pointment, when and whore all persons having any
claims upon raid fund will appear and ptove the
samo or be debarrnl from receiving any sharo
therof,
WM. U BVKI1LT,
dec 3 lvf Auditor.
estate or Ei.txiaiTit nifti.K. nwrciiiKn.
Letter of AdmlnlstratJon on the ratata of Kiln.
bcUl (lable. lata orcatawlsss. townahlri. Oolnmbla
county, rennsylT&nla, deceased, have been grafted
aia county to rranKiin uaoie.
In. Administrator. All nm
having claims against the estate of Raid d -
dent are requcstec
and those Indebted to the cstato to mako payment
to tao undersigned Admlnlstrator.wlUiout delay.
FHANKL1N O VflLK,
Catawlssa,
Deo 4-w Administrator.
UUITOB'd NOTICE.
RSTATR Or JOHN BOSTON, PICEISXI,
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or-
F bans' court of Columbia county on exceptions to
ho third and partial account of I. I.. Chapln ono of
tho administrators of John lloston, deceased, will sit
at tho office of ()?o. K. Llrcll In Hloomsburg on Hat
urday, January Slst, nm, topertorm the duties of
bis appointment, when and where all persons Inter
ested may attend It they soe proper.
r. P. lllLLitF.VKIl,
dcc!3 4w Auditor
E
DMINISTKATORS NOTICE
(STATIOr M OSKS KVKRXTT, PICIASED.
Letters of Administration on the estate of Moses
Everett, late of urnngo township, Columbia county
I'enn'n., decci scd. havo bern granted by the Hegls.
terof said county totlie undersinncd Adm'r. d. b. n
All porsons having claims against tho estate of the
decedent are requested to present them for settle'
ment and those indebted to the estate to make, pay
ment to the undersigned Administrator without
delay.
J. HUVt AUU KLINK,
C. W. Mttt.XK, Administrator, d. b. n.
Attorney. dco 80 Cw I. O. urangevllle.
"A 'UplTOL'S N0T1CE7
r-Tu the matter on
Samuel neck, as-1
signed to Colum
bia County Mutual
Saving Fund and
i,oan Associaiion,
vs.
I. K Scliwerpcn-
helscr.
No. 1SJ Feb. Term, 1873.
And now Dec. so. issi. on mo
tion of c. W. Miller, Att'y. for
piaiDiui. samuei nnorr. an
appointed Auditor to make dis
tribution of proceeds arts
from bhetln's saleof realcstate.
Dv TIIX COCKT,
m Mirnu wiu ui inr nuuic, iuc uuuviait.ui.u auui-
tor will sltathlstnice In lltoomsbure. on Friday.
reoruary lira, issj, at ten ociotica. m., w penorm
tho duties cf (its appointment when and wneroall
persons Interested sbould appear und present their
claims or no ueuarrea irum eumiug in on saiu tuna.
S.KNOnit.
Jan. 6-4 w Auditor.
DMINISTRATOHS NOTICE.
XSTATXOr WILLIAM DANIELS DECEASED.
letters of administration on the estate nf William
Daniels, late of the town of liloomsburir. Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted by the Kegts
ter of said county to tho undersigned administrator.
All persons having claims against the estate of said
decedent are requested to present them for settle
ment and thoeo Indebted to make payment to the
unaersigneo aamini&uaior witnout aeiay.
1. W. McKELTT,
Administrator,
I)ec 9 0-w
DMINISTKATOIVS NOTICE.
ESTA1K OrUAKTIIA SIIC1IAN. DECEASED.
Letters of administration on the estate of Martha
Shuman. late of Mi In twp, Columbia county,
deceased, have rxen irrnntcd oy tho Keclster of satd
county to the unders'gned ndmlnlstrator.All persons
having claims aualnst tho estate of said decedent
are tcquested to present t htm for settlement and
tboso Indebted to the estate to runko payment to the
nnaersigneu auminisiraior wiiuout ueiay,
dec SO cw Wx. K. StlUMAN.
Administrator.
r. o, address, Mainvme, col., co , ra.
All iwrsoni
said o4o-
to present them for settlement.
XECUTOU'H NOTICE.
ESTATE Or niTIURINI IRINE. DEtEASIO.
Letters testamentary on tho estate of ciMMrla
Drink, lato of Ilenton townshlo. Columbia county.
deceased, have been granted by tho He ulster of said
county to I. K. Krlckbaum, Cambra, execntor. AM
persons having claims against the estate of said de
cedent aro requested to present them for settle
ment, and those Indebted to tho estate to make
pavmont to the undersigned executor, witnout
delay.
1. K. K1I1UH1IAUM.
Executor,
Uec. Mw Cambra, la.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE Or LOUIS E0LE, DECEASED.
tatters of Administration on tho estate of Louis
Folk, lato of Hemlock township, Columbia county,
Penna. deceased, have been irranlcd by the Itrcls-
tcr of said county to Percivol Folk nnd Joel Folk
administrators. All persons having claims against
tho estate oHlhe decedent are requested to present
mem ior seiuemeni. ana irodo inaeoiea w tad es
tate to make payment to the undersigned adminis
trators without delay.
I'Kl'.UlVKl, rui.K,
C. W. Millet JOKL FOLK,
Attorney. Administrators,
dec so
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
EOT AT Or DAVID DAVIS, DECKABKD.
Ttie undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
ihans' Court of Columbia county, to make dtetrlbu
Irtn nft!in hAlanr an rnund In tho hands of tea
administrators In last account of David Davis lato
of Heaver township, deceased, to and among the
parties leyauy entitled to receive the same wiu
meet the rartles Interested In Bald estate at his
omce In tho town of Uloemsburg, In said county,
on Tuetday, tho J4ih day ef January, lis?, at le
o ciock a. m. oi saia aay, wncn ana wntre au
parties Interested in said estate must attend or M
forever debarred from any share of said fund.
our jacoby,
dco at 4-w Auditor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE or CATHARINE MALI, DECEASED.
Letters of administration on tho estate of Catha
rine Uall.lato of Montour township Columbia county
I'end'a., deceased, havo been granted by the ltexla
ter of said co. to C. c. Pcacock,admlnlstrator.ct.a,
All persons having claims Bgalnst tho estate of tho
ueceaentore renuesieuio im.'&eaL vneui ior wiue-
mont nnu tnose lnucoiea to me estate 10 maico i
ment to the undersigned executor without d
C. C. PEACOCK,
Sl
ay.
Jan. s-sw
Administrator, c. t. a.
JkTOTICE.
iNolico Is hereby given that the following account
has been nicd In the Prothonotary's ofllce of Colum
bia county, and will be presintcd to tho Court of
Common Pleas of said county on tho arst Monday
or;Fceruary. A. D. 1834 and conDimed after tbe
fourth day of said term unless exceptions bo filed
within that tlmo,
1. Tho first account of D. Frank Zarr, Trustee un
der the will of Qeorgo Zarr.
WM. KMCKDAUM.
proth'y.
4-tc
Jan,
A NNL'AIj STATEMENT.
isi.uu.u 1'tjuiv mBiiiiii.
I'rniii .laiimiry lUlli ISSI lo .Inmiary Dili IHHi.
JOHN K.OHOTZ.Thkabcheh.
Dili
nalanco as ner settlement Ian 10 1SU 13 OS
Cash ree'd N. Iioone, llloom dup. isso t('4i "S
.. 1531 ai oi
" ' .1. M. Itont, (ireenwood
duplicate, ls) 01 lc
" ree'd ,1. M. Ho it, (ireeuwoed
duplicate, ISRl 34MI0
" ree'd II N White, Scott dup. issi tMti
ii I. ii . is issue.
" " S. LIIiS', Sugarloaf " is si 39
" " I. K. Miller, orcenwood
duplicate, 178 tseo sen
Notencd I. K. Mill.r, (Ireenwood
dupllcite, ls:s 31 51
Cash ree'd S. Knorr, from II. Skunk
estate 3 on
ree'd Danville Poor Hmiso 3 w
11. Falnnan from Dcrry twp 14 to
" ' C. Uarton per will of llen-
dersiu I sn
" ree'd P. Folk o( Hemlock twp , . , 25 ou
ii Schuylkill Co. Poor House.. 33 su
" ' D. II. Little from Salem twp
Luzerno county 74 94
" ree'd Poor Directors Fishing-
creek twp IT S"
" lee'd c. Uarton oath of C. mix.. a ni
" A. P. Young on acct Ljdla
Hancock bill mho
' ree'd T. Mcllrldu nroceeds farm
sold 3(kS 34
CIl.
JII04 4
-fU'H 10
I.OVK VOUl! SKIOllllOI!.
Wicn jour friend or neighbor is laboring
under bodily nllllctlon, indigestion, billions
ness, constipation, caused by impurity of
blood, or disorders of the kidneys or liver,
don't full to recommend Huriloek Blood Hit
ters, n sure nnd safe remedy. Price $1.00,
trial size 10 cents.
(In ilm 2!)th of November lust, thu sun of
John Emeriekof HerwicU, disappeared from
home ami his father Is very anxious to know
where lie Is. Tho hid Is eleven years old,
nbout three feet six inches lu height, and has
light hair and blue eyes. Any one having In
formation of the child would confer n favor
by addressing Mr. Emerlck ut Berwick.
Au exchange asks, "Isn't it about tlmo for
thu newspapers to call a halt upon the impii
denco of the, patent medicine advertiser?" Wis
unhesitatingly reply that it is, and add that
tho Coi.ti.MiiiAN has already donu that thing.
There is no limit to the greed of patent med
icine men and tho rates they expect to pay
are too utterly small.
On Thursday of last week, while Martin
Cain, who was in the employ of the Heading
Coal and Iron Company, was engaged In
wheeling conl-dlrt from a bank In Centrulla,
the upper portion of the bank gave way and
many tons of dirt fell (in him. He was
smothered to death In a short time. Cain
was an old man and was making his last trip
for the day
The Wlllianisport (7a:d(e it- liulldh says that
Mr. I). A. Heckley, one of tho editors of the
lllooinsliurg Jleimblkan, has been made an
assistant nostal railway clerk on the route
from New York to l'ittsburg. This Is not
exactly true. Mr. Heckley Is In the post-
olllce business, but still holds the position of
postmaster in this town. Ills sou was up.
pointed railway clerk.
The kindly feeling existing between em.
ployers and employees at llarman it llass
erl's foundry was manifested dining thu
holidays. The hands presented the propri
etors on ChiUtnias with n pair of gold foun
tain pens, au Inkstand, and u glass paper
welirht with n thermometer, nnd nn New
Year's (Monday) the boys partook of an oys
ler sunncr at the invitation of Messrs. Hnr-
man & Hasseit, Such relations are exceed
lugly plenum!, nnd are as commendable as
they me rare,
I'.veiy woman who hus been obliged to
spend half a day several times during the
winter cleaning the mica In her coal stove
usually by taking them out and washing
them lu soapsuds, will rejoice to know that
llieru Is no need to take them out or let the
Hie burn very low In order to do It success
fullv. Take a Utile vinegar and water and
wash tho mica carefully wllh n Bofl cloth
thu acid lemoves till stains, and lfu Httl
pains Is taken to thoroughly clean the cor
ners and wipe them dry, the mica will lool;
as good us new. If the stove Is very hot, II
the cloth to a stick, and so escape tho (hinge
of burning your hands,
On Wednesday, says Hie Lock Haven
Journal, a ilMresslng and fatal accident oc
curred on Youiigniau's creek. H. 1). Rich
ardson, of AVasliliigtonvllle, Montour conn-
was employed on .mines uiiugnciij
lumber job on the stream mentioned aliove.
The unfortunate- man was sawing logs on Hie
Idc of the mountain while a fellow work-
man engaged inniscu at cnopping uohu a
tree further up the hill. The tree, after filli
ng, started to slide, limbs and all, and Mr.
Hlclinrdion, instead of running lo one side,
mi down Ihu mountain, In the course of the
tiee. He was overtaken ami lustanlly Killeu.
His body win badly torn by the HiiiIh of thu
tree.
A. correspondent of the New York .S'urt
furnishes that paper the lollowliig cure for
smallpox. He says It has been tried and
proved cITcclive.
Sulphate of zinc, onu grain.
Eox Glove (dlglialis), one grain.
Half a leaspoonful of water.
When thoroughly mixed, add four ounces
of wateri take a spoonful every hour dose
for an adult.
Either smalbpov or scarlet lever will ills-
appear In twelve nnurs.
For ii child, smaller dines, according to
age.
The prescription can be compounded by any
druggist.
l(l'MI!lltl"l!H.
At a meeting of a Committee appointed by
the Lutheran Sunday School the following
resolutions were adopted;
Wiikiseas. It has pleased our Heaneiily
Father In Ills all wise providence to enter our
Sabbath School and Choir and remove from
thence by death one of our most esteemed
members, Laura Jones, therefore
llmolced, That wo the School deeply deplore
our loss, feeling tlmt by this sad visitation
there has been taken from us one of our
brightest, most devoted and faithful scholars.
lUsulu-d, That we the Choir have lost one
of our most etllclent members, and that her
voice will be greatly missed In the many Ser
vices of song which she rendered so accepta
bly. Ilcolml. That bv her true Chrstlan spirit
she not only gained the respect and love of
all who knew her, but also set an example by
wiilch we may all profit.
Utnolied, That we, the Sabbath School and
Choir, tender to her family and friends our
warmest sympathy In this their sad bereave,
ment, committing them lo the care of Him
who ever careth tor them.
Knotted, That n copy of these resolutions
be sent to the bereaved family, nud also be
published lu the Hloomsliurg papers.
Mas. J. IC. Hmi;siiKMiKi!,"
W. II. Hkooks, I
M.nv M. UxASosr, I Joint Com. of the
(I. H. Hfi'i'Kur, I S. S. mid Choir.
Mm. O. A. I'jik.niis,
C. A. 1'llKSTlhS. J
llloonisliurg, Jan. 10, 188).
,1'rinu ( 'i'i.l rn I In,
Never go to bed with cold or damp feet.
in going into a colder air, keep the mouth
resolutely closed, that by compelling the air
to pa"s clrcultomly through the nose and
lead, it may become warmed before It reaches
the lungs, nud thus prevent those slioeksand
sudden chills which frequently end lu
pleurisy, pneumonia, and other serious forms
of disease. Never sleep lu the draft of au
open window, Let more covering he on the
lower limbs than the body, llaveau extra
covering within easy reach, in case of a sud
den and great change of weather during the
night. Never stand still a mimic nt out of
dqors, especially at street corners after having
walked even a short distance.
Townslfip and borough elections will be
held next month. Now Is the time to look
about, and select proper candidates for the
several offices to he lilted. It too often hap
ens that no attention is paid to this election
until a day or two beforehand, and then the
(list names that suggest themselves are
placed on the ticket, frequently resulting in
the election of careless school directors, In.
competent justices, unlit supervisors, or In.
clllcleiit constables, If there are any town
ships in this county that have btich olllccrs
now, the people should see to It, that their
successors shall be men of a different stripe.
As a general rule our township olllccrs com
pare very favorably with tlioso of other
comities.
Since the holidays our town has been mi
usually (liillialthoiigh the collieries, with the
exception of the Continental and North Ash
land, are working.
The funeral of Martin C'alu Sr. who was
killed last week, was largely attended last
Sunday.
Thomas Curry of Ashland and Miss Lally
of the same place, were married last Monday
morning by the Hev. Father Patterson and
after the ceremony left for New York with
the best wishes and congratulations of their
many friends.
The approaching spring election does not
appear lo be of much Importance In Centra
lla Borough, at least we have not heard of
the candidates for the several lllccs. The only
question that Is discussed Is whether timing-
meats will he made lo give a constant supply
of water this year, Hut In Conygham town
ship the campaign has begun, und caiidi
dales for the olllces, particularly that of Poor
Director and Supervisor, are very busy lu en-
ileavorlng to prove that they should he elect
ed, The people hear ull, mid have to endure It,
knowing that when these olllces are lllled
there will be peace, for them Is no danger of
a resignation taking place.
Our spoiling fraternity are anxious to learn
whether or not Elsenfodt is going to
challenge I). F, Cuny for another match, We
understand that Daniel is lendy to accept.
Dr. (1 winner bus tented an ollice lu the
Murrlson building on Locust Avenue,
Leases und notices to quit for sale ut this
ollice.
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
PE1!IIJ OF THE DEEP.
The world-renowned swimmer, dipt. Paul
lloyton, in au Interview with a newspaper
correspondent at the seashore, related the
following incidents in his experience s
Heporter. Captain Hoyton.you must have
seen a large part of the world ';"
Capt. Boyton. "Yes sir, by the aid of my
rubber life saving dress, I have traveled over
10,000 miles on the rivers of America nnd
Europe; have been presented to the
crowned heads of England, France.Gcrmany,
Austria, Belgium, Italy, Holland, Spain and
Portugal, and have in my possession forty,
two medals and decorations ; I have three
times received the order of knighthood, and
been elected honorary member of committees,
clubs, orders and societies,"
Heporter, "Were your various trips ac
companied by much danger "
Capt, Boyton. "That depends upon what
you may call dangerous. During my trip
down the river Tagus in Spain, I had to
"shoot" one hundred and two waleifalls, the
highest being about eighty-live feet, und iiv
numerable rapids. Crossing the Straits of
Messina, I had three ribs broken in a light
with sharks ; and coining down the Soinanc,
a river in France, 1 received a charge of shot
from au excited and startled huntsman. Al
though all this was not very pleasant, and
might be termed dangerous, I fear nothing
moru on my tilp than Intense cold; for, ns
long as my limbs are free and easy, and
not cramped or benumbed, I am all right,
Of late I carry a slock of St. Jacobs Oil In my
little boat, (the Captain calls it "Baby
Mine," and has stored therein signal rockets,
thermometer, compass, provisions, etc.)-and
I have had but little trouble. Before start
lug out I rub myself thoroughly with tlto
nrtlclcaud Its action on tho muscles is won
ilerful. From constant exposure I am some
what subject to rheumatic palns.aud nothing
would ever benefit me, until I got hold of
the Great German Heiuedy. Why, on my
travels 1 have met people who have been suf
ferlng with rheumatism for years ; by my ad
vice they tried the oil, and it cured them. 1
would sooner do without food for duys than
be without this remedy for one hour. In
fact I would not attempt a trip without It."
The Captain became very enthusiastic on
thoBUbJcct of St. Jacobs Oil, mid we lefthlm
citing Instances of the curative qualities of
the Great German Itemed) to a parly around
him.
Ity orders of 17 redeemed 631 on
IsSO " 694 41)
i i 1S3' " SS20 01
Interest on order .No. 4S of 137
Of tMO 3U (X)
" balanco on noto of I. K. Miller to
new cccount i" "
" nistaKunndsU-nosoncli.-ck',.. lot
" Treasurer's commission si co
" Hal. In Treasurer's hands so u
Aint. of outstandtnj orders to Jan-
llirv ILISsI 1J30 40
Amt. of orders Issued from Jau lllh,
ISiltOJtlu.v, mi, ooiu aays in-
elnalim SOTS 33
jl'Jll IJ
My orders redeemed to; Jan. 9, '8i , 4 63 01
outjtnnainir .... smuu
131173
STATEMENT OF TAXE4 V 'ETl'LED-llLOOM
POOH llldl'lllCI".
ant. paid
l SI ss
!JS lil)
1 8U0
Dup. of ll
llloom 1S1 19
(ireenwood... 0JJ3I
scolt IS4 41
Mug irl J at . , , M 09
t!4f,) tUSSIT
amt. still duo
919 31
3IS03
:! 41
S0OG9
( -100 43
11 LOOM POOK
STATEMENT OF EXPENSED OF
DlvnilCT, for year cndliij; January 9tu, iss,
3 il
41 M
4V.fl
si'O
Ml 1 fi
3.11 37
00 95
0W00
its VD
Taxes on Lons property
lanu,
Insurance "
MAtiifi for Mr-i. lleacock
sundries bills tor merchandise family
mecnan ci mm v i: uuuw
Sundries bl H new building: repairs
co.tl
Salary, Steward
Nvietnrv. "100
AKilltlntr accounts JntiUnry ISM 15 (ki
L. II. uurert clerk for Auditors noo
Drs. Mclleynolds nnd Krcbbs 9 ) ou
Itemovlnjr Matilda Una
das. rimer
' (irosj&stotler 10 75
Orders for lellcf Pi so
Tickets for tramps and keeplnb tuem
in iock.up
M. o. oodward. Const, for amices. 10 nn
Jas C. lirown, adveritslnir s'aieineni lsun
Klwell K muenocnaer ioi"
o. M. Vandersllco " " 15 oo
E. II. Little fee 10 (Xi
J. ii. Koblson fee vaio
Recommit need 4uo
Mnklrif Dunllcntes 10 00
Krlckbaum costs 1MJ
Expenses for esamlnlns an 1 removal
Ul .Mrs. uuuueaiu iiuiiisuui, ia
HtatM Hospitaller Mis. llugbes und
(ieo. rox oui
il'iH 49
OU fSlDE ItELIEF SETTLED to JA ttll, 1681.
Nancy Kabler pa'd on judgment... . S3J93
.Marirurct imwera
William Lewis 07
uauuaa jounson ivj
I... I Hn.MT 70 90
Caroline Dennis 30 7
Peter bnanklini; m
Mrs.OeorKO draul oo
Margaret Crosatey of (ireenwood.... 1700
Valentino Fell oi Sugarloat S4 oo
.... axto
J37
00
00
DO
oo
tlot
to oo
it m
!U
Jacob Adams
Mrs. rarvm Miono "
Jones, iicm ocic
Magglo Shannon cf (ireenwood..
Frederick Clclmer,..
Hiram Long
sarab l'egg
.Mrs. jacou r isuur. ujui
COWOI, comn
Snellhart
conin forcuild from Danvlllo....
t.avlr.a differ
Kmenses far small dox 300 0J
f -U I tl Vtl
uv. ttm iinrtprAltmed audttorj of Columbia county
met at tho poor Uouso of tbo llloom Poor District
and examined tho accounts of tlia directors and
treasurer from January 10tU isil to January 9tb.
issi ana vouchers for tns samo ana nna mem cor.
rectos sol forth above.
L. J. ADAMS
UAIUUUIC M.U.LKUY, U0. AUdltorf,
Attest: I., II. IturmiT, Clerk.
YALCK OF HEAL AND rKKSONAL I'HOI'lHTY -UibOMIINU
TO IIU BLOOM TOOK PISTIIICT,
Farm and bu'ldlngs..
catnarlno Long property
Judgment on Dennis property
Business Notiut's
I.utz & Sloan did not mark their dress
uooils so high that they are obliged to take
oil a discount of 10 or IS per cent, to make
hem sell, They have a large stock and are
selling very ciieap.
Ykai. Cai.vks AVamkii. You will make
money by taking your Veal Calves to I.tlley
t Sleppy at Light Street who will give you
an ouisiiie (UK'Utuou tor goous,
A few His of tins yet at hut. & Sloan's,
cry eiicup.
Best needles, oil, iiltiicliiuents, Ac, for all
sewing machines, at W. II. Yctler's ollice,
corner .Maui uuu jitirKci sireeis, opposite i
Vi , llaitmau's store, nov, lB-tl
Great hamulus are olfered this mouth in
remnants, at I. W. llarliuau's. Clearing up
sale.
13100 00
4'MIU
loooo
Kabler rjronerty soool
Hal. on llloom. duplicate st loss com,
X BX ! V4V31
Hal on (Ireenwood duplicate. 8t less
com and ex 34 at
Dal ou Scott duplicate 'SI less com
OX 61)0 41
Hal ou sugarloat duplcato l less
com ux soo 0l
t bones
11 Head cattlo bhiui
is slioau W 00
mo ciut'Kcns so no
Furniture In stewards liouso si oo
poor nouse no ou
15 acres wbint in ground Ivooo
lc. bushels wheat seottt
sou " corn ears 31j 3Uj ij
lio " potatoes , ivouo
33 j " oats lev oo
33io lbs. pork aud laid i04tJO
1 barrel uin-gar ooo
r0 lbs. packed butter IHki
.s uusneis nn n u
m ' :ioer seen uooo
is tons hoy tvioo
1160 theaes corn fodder.. ........ .. S0C0
slbuudles lang straw., ., 4 4
Harm implements uouuu
llalauco lu Treas, bauds Jan. v, HSl, , so so
IWlVDbS
Amount of outstanding orJeis Jan
uary SlU, 1M4
liatancu In lavor District itisovi
119995 W
PHODUCT HAI8ED ON FAItM.
I'S bmblls Wicat 831 n
373 " oais is: no
tit " otnears 911 oi
V3 41 ryo , is 40
to 11 1'ioversevu hi to
w
These are the 0
Rules
l: L j ,f .1.
wc ii vt; uy every aay,tas 0 A f
any one can see. vs "'
Oak Hall is still 5'
che Largest Clothing House
in America. ?Vv
Hoping to serve you this Fall and OX
Winter, 0
Yours trulv.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL, nIL-A
Sixth and Market Sts.? Philadelphia. $rv
m&mm m pm
si
d S3
0 3 &
This One Foot Rule
may chance to be of service in many homes! It will
also serve us if it recalls the rules of OAK HALL,
which are:
J" We never offer for sale any Clothing but what we
believe will give thorough satislaction to those
who wear it.
C We stoutly maintain our custom to always
have the largest stock ot men s and boys
clothing to show our customers.
We do not allow our salesmen to
mislead customers as to fit or
quality or kind of goods.
We stick to one price
alike to everybody,
rich and poor.
We give the guar
antee with each
sale we make.
the money to
anybody who
wish it, if they
choose te
bring back
the goods uninjured.
1882.
Harper's Magazine.
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61 Vol u mi s. lu neat o otli Lln.llLe. will tu seLt b
t xpiess, freight at expenteof purchaser, on lecclpt
1 1 tits per volume. Mcgln tolumes, by mall, post
paid, lib. I'loth cases, for binding, M ten Is, by
man, pusi paiu,
I Indrx to llAKl'XK's Mauazinic, Mpbabctlc&l Ana.
It ileal, and t'lasalHHl. lor Volumes ltuto Inclusive.
I from Juno, isso, loJui.e, isao, one vol., bvo, cloth,
91 w,
Itcmlltanies should bo made by J'ost-on'.co Honey
Order or Draft, to nold chance of lo,
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wunoui ine ri rtts order ot lusrsKa: iikmiuh
Addreis, llAIU'Elt k UltOTUKUa,
Jan is It NewYciW.
MORNING LIGHT,
DOUBLE HEATER.
C. C. G ALIGN AN,
BLOOMSBUKG.