THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
iiiiiiirii;m.
. S. EITTENBINCEB,
KLOOM3HURQ, PA,
Ft-ldny, Jan. SOth, 1882.
Let it not bo said tlmt the lteiuiblican
party ia not for f rco trntle. It Is trailing
with John Kelly in New York, Mnlione
in Virginia, with Jones in Tnxns. nml
tlio Rrocnbaekers in n half dozen other
Konthorn states. llarriauiirg J'atriot.
Jesso James, the train robber, is about
as audacious n rogue as ever lived. He
coolly oilers that ho and his band will
agree to sign a bond for Sl.'iO.OOO to
keep tho peace, if the Governors of
Missouri, Arkansas, Kans.n, Illinois,
Kentucky and Tennessee will grant them
paruon.
J. ho lialtimoro Gazette has reached
mi unchangeable conclusion and says :
"The Star route thieves will escapo jus
tice, and tho Star route system will sur
vive and fatten and contribute to tho
campaign expenses of tho Stalwart can-
didato in 1881. Put that down and
scoro it under.
Hon. S. P. Wolvcrton of Sunbury has
beon mentioned as a desirable candidate
for Governor. Wo heartily endorse tho
suggestion and cannot think of a man in
in the State who would more creditably
fill tho gubernaorial chair. He is a
man of great ability, unimpeachable
character, lino presence and agrecablo
manners and would rellcct honor upon
tho party that elected him. In every
respect ho is a most dcsirablo candidate.
Tho l'all Jfall Gazette expresses sur
prise that tho Tost Oflico Department
oltiio United states is not self-support
ing. "With about tho samo income, it
says, "tho English Post Oflico Depart
ment gives a net profit to the nation of
nearly ia,uuu,ouo per annum. Tins
comparison is stupid. The United States
mail scrvico covers an area of 2,790,000
Bcmaro miles; that of Great Jinlaiu aim
Ireland, 121,230.
Judge Tourgeo says that in his judi
cial district in JNortli Carolina only nvo
voters wero white men, and yet it was
frequently carried by a largo Democratic
majority. Uocs tho Juiigo intend it to
bo understood that those live whito men
bulldozed the wholo voting population of
tho district i The story is on a par with
many published in tlio Hepublicaif organs
about election time, and has not even
tho merit of originality.
Tho Springfield (Mass.) Jienullican,
on taking a survey of tho political field,
remarks: "Wo have a Stalwart Presi
dent, a Stalwart Cabinet and a Stalwart
bpeaker all dono so quietly that scarce
ly a protest has been heard. When
Guitcau called upon those men who have
been advanced by his act to contribute
to nis,dclense,hc swept over tho political
chess-board witli a vengeance. That
man Guitcau has mado a deal of history,
gentlemen."
it tlio J'resuient makes the tatal error
of nominating Efligy Sargent for Sccreta
ry of tho Interior, tlio Senate should not
disgrace itself by confirming tho nomina
tion. If that body wishes to retain that
respect of honest and reputable citizens
t.;i. . i- - t -t
wiiiuu iue i rusiuuiit tmows away,
Aaron A. Sargent will be rejected with
out loss of time aud by a decisive ma
jority. A worse appointment the grave
and reverend senators will not bo called
upon to confirm during th'u administra
tion, it almost makes one leel kindly to
ward Stanley Matthews.
To those gentlemen who aro lament
ing the squandering ot hundreds of mill
ions of tho publio money under the ar
rears of pensions act wo wish to suggest
this thought: No such act could havo
been passed if Samuel J. Tilden, the
rightfully elected President, had been
inaugurated in March, 1877. Had he
been in tho oflico to which ho was
chosen, instead of tho whito-livered
nayes, ho would have vetoed tho bill as
it came from Congress and would havo
given reasons for his action so cogent as
to make it respected. He would havo
been strong enough as President to or
ganize tho timid opposition to tho mea
sure. Buffalo Courier (Bern.)
More than three hundred delegates wero
present at the meeting of tlio Indepen
dent Republican Statu Conuniltco in
Philadelphia, on Thursday of last
week. Lively speeches wero made by
soveral speakers, among whom wns
Charles S. Wolfe, and tho 24 th' of May
was fixed as tho (late for holding n con
vention. This is after tho day of tho ma
chine Republican Convention. Whether
the Independents will endorse tho nomi
nations made attlio Cameron Convention
or name a ticket of their own, remains to bo
seen. Thcro does not appear to bo any
great alarm iu the Cameron camp.
Tho steamer Oxenholmo from Liver
pool, was considerably damaged by firo
caused by tho explosion of an infernal
machino on tho voyago to Now Orleans.
O'Donovan Rossa, tho Irith agitator
in New York, was asked whether ho bo
licved this machino had been put on
board with intent to destroy tho vessel.
He replied, "I do. Thcro is no doubt
of it. I havo been urging them to do this
tiling in my paper. ly striking tlio En
glish flag whenever wo can find it, wo
will teach tho English Government to
do justice to Ireland." This is Himply
monstrous and deserves tho earnest oon
demnation of all decent men, whether
Irishmen or not Such outrageous at
tempts to destroy tho lives of innocent
oorsons will not create sympathy for
irciaiui, out on mo contrary win inspiro
horror and aversion.
TUB ASSASSIN'S TKIAh.
Tho trial of Guiteau draws to a closo
and it is thought that tlio end will bo
reached in a very few days. Mr. Davidgo
mado tho opening argument to tlio jury
on tho part of tho prosecution. lib
spoko for two days and mado a masterly
arraignment. Tho prisoner writhed un
der tho scorching sentences and iremicnt-
ly interrupted tho speaker. Mr. Reed
spoko for tho prisoner on Monday. On
tho following day, Mr. Scovillo began
the main argument for tho defenso.
Guiteau read an ingenious appeal to tho
court for permission to nddress tho jury.
Opinion differs in Washington ns to tho
result of tho trial, but there mo many
who believo that tho jury will not convict.
Guiteau's manner is unchanged and ho
apparently is confident ot acquittal.
Mr. Scovillo's speech lasted through
Wednesday and was not concluded.
Guitcau again asked permission to ad
dress tho jury ut tho conclusion of Mr.
Scovillo's address. Judge Cox said he
wnnlil rniinlder tho matter. Tho prisoner
mado tho usual number of Interruptions , If tlio facts aro ns staled, ho richly de
but wan not violent. serves tho severest punishment.
Col. Uliss slated, that out of 1 1,101
bids in tlio Star Itonto cases, bonds wero
given for 8,000,000, and thcro was not
vnluo enough represented ny inn 'igiu
millions ' to buy a spavined horse."
Tho struggle for tho presidenry of tho
Philadelphia and Reading It. It. com
pany ended on Friday last, in n victory
for V. 1). Gowen. Tho voto was tho lorg
est over polled and Mr. Gowen had a
majority of more than -18,000. The largo
amount of stock held by W. H. Vandcp
hilt was cast for tho successful candidate.
Tho election of Mr. Gowcn has boon re
ceived with general satisfaction and
thcro was an itnmcdiato rise in the prico
of stock. Mr. Gowcn certainly deserves
praise for tho plucky fight ho has made,
and ho owes his triumph to his own
courage, tenacity and skillful manage
ment. "Huimu'svDiiuBss.
Judgo Cox refused to permit Guitcau to
nddress tho jury, reasoning, very proper
lv. that tho assassin would not confine
himself within tlio proper limits, but
would make a wild aud irrelevant har
antrue. Guiteau thereupon handed his
remarks to tho ngent of tlio Associated
Press for publication. The address
proves tho wisdom of Judgo Cox's de
cision. It is not so incoherent as might
have been cxpcctcd,but contains nothing
novel in tho way ot argument, iieyonu
all things it establishes Ihc sanity of tlio
murderer, and tho jury would undoubt
edly nave taken tins view imu inuspcecu
been made in court, Guitcau claims to
bo n patriot and insists that his crime
was not inurdor because ho was inspired
by the Deity at tlio time it was commit
ted and powerless to resist. He quotes
from letters of sympathy which ho al
leges have been sent to linn. Through all
tho long address runs tho amazing ego
tism that characterizes tho man. His
words aro not worth reading and do not
merit a placo in print. Toko Guiteau all
iu all, no is assuredly tlio most un
blushing, irredeemable scoundrel tho
world has ever known. His vanity, self
conceit and insolence are phenomenal
and will make him a conspicuous figure
in tho ranks of tho depraved.
UONGHBSS.
Iu the Sonato on tho 12th inst. tho bill
authorizing tho construction of a bridge
across the Missouri river near the city
of St. Charles, was passed. Tlio Sher
man funding bill was debated. The
House passed tho caucus appropriation
bill of $510,000. Roth houses adjourned
until Monday.
In the Senate on Monday Mr. Logan
introduced a bill to pay Mrs. Abraham
Lincoln arrears of pension for the live
years intervening between the death of
her husband and tlio passage of tho act
granting her a pension (the estimated
total amount being l.r,000), and asked
an immediate consideration. It was ro
fercd to tlio pension committee. Mr.
Voorhecs made a speech in favor of re
taining tho arrears of pension act,
and Mr. Reck spoko iu opposition.
Mr. Cameron (Pa.) then delivered a
speech in support of his pending resolu
tion, declaring it as inexpedient to re
duce tho rovenues by abolishing all ex
isting revenue taxes except those
upon high wines and distilled spirits.
Nothing of importance was dono in tho
House.
A number of bills wero introduced in
tho Senate on Tuesday and Mr. Reck
continued his remarks on tho arrears of
pension act. Tho time of the House was
taken up by reports of committees.
Tho Senate, on Wednesday, after re
ceiving petitions, reports of committees
fcc, discussed tho currency question and
the Sherman three per cent bill. The
subject of enlarging tho committees was
the only topic in tho House.
A TEUHIHL.il CALAMITY.
One of tho most frightful railroad ac
cidents ever chronicled, occurred on tho
Hudson River railroad, near Spuyten
duyvil, last Friday night. The special
express train from Albany after rounding
a sharp curvo wns brought to a stop, as
is alleged by some one pulling the chuck
rope, and before it could get under way
again tho rarrytown local tram crashed
into tlio rear cars completely demolishing
them. Tho stoves wero overturned and
set tho cars on firo. The locomotive of
tho Tarrytown train was so imbedded in
tho last car of tho Albany train (tho
palaco-car Idlewild) that when tho en
gineer tried to back out she drew tho car
and tho ono in front (tho Empire) with
her. Every effort that was possiblo
under tho circumstances to save tho
passengers in tho two burning cars was
made, but tho confusion and fright, com
bined with tlio lack of necessary ap
pliances, rendered theso efforts to a
groat extent unavailing. At tho sug
gestion ol tho conductor oi tlio 1 arry
town train, whoso coolness is greatly
praised by tho survivors, tho passengers
iormed themselves into bauds, some ot
whom rolled snow down tlio sidehill to
tho right of the track into balls. Theso
wero thrown into tlio burning cars and
aided materially in reducing tho flames.
Others sought and found pails and
buckets and used them effectually. Not
a person in tho last car escaped. Tho
three drawing room cars wero lined with
senators and Representatives on their
wav home Irom Albany. Jught bodies
wero recovered from tho wreck, all of
them horridly burned.
Tho following is a list of the dead
Drown, Mrs. Mary L , !).) years old, of
l.j.j West 1'iltv -third street, Now lork.
Keelov, Oliver R :Hi years old, of
Spring City, Pa.
Marcchai, the Itev. l'rancis, a.i years
old, ot tho .lesuit order.
Rausem, Darwin L. 110 years old, c
tho Hoffman house Now York.
Valentine, Park, 21 years old, of Ren
nington, Vt.
Valontino, M. Louise, 10 years old,
wife ot l'ark alentino.
Wagner, senator Webster, dl years
old, ot l-l J'.ast I-orty.tourth street, New
Vork.
An unidentified body of a man in Mor
i-it's undertaking rooms, believed to bo
that of a Mr. Richards of Troy.
The only person who is seriously iu
jured is Miss Mary Daniels of Fifth
avenue and Forty-fourth street. Her
physician expresses tear that she may
not recover.
Many others sustaiued injuries more
or loss sovero. Senator Wagner was tho
owner of tho drawing room and paluco
cars which run over tho roads controlled
by Vauderbilt. Mr. Valentino aud his
wifo had been married only tho day be
fore tho accident and wero on their
wedding journey. Roth wero caught by
broken timbers of tho car and burned
to death, in spito of tho most cnergetio
fflorts to releaso them. 1 hero seems to
bo little doubt that tho horrible sacrilico
of human life was duo to tho carelessness
of a brakemau, George Melius, whosu
duty it was to run back and stop tho np
liroachiug train. Instead of doing this,
lie remained only a short distance iu tlio
rear of tlio standing train, and used both
red and whito lanterns iu signalling tlio
Tarrytown train to stop. This man has
been arrested nml ht-ld in .'iD00 IioihIm
to answer tho chargo of manslaughter.
News Hems.
Tlio minors employed by Chnrles Par-
risli fc Co., at ilkes Rarre havo deci
ded not to strike.
James F Wilson was chosen United
Slates senator from Iowa, last Wed
nesday.
James H. Clark, of Waterbury, Conn,
plucked from under tho new fallen snow
on January 1st a full blown pansy.
A man named Randow, of Pittston,
was found wandering about tlio streets
of Wilkes-llarre, on Sunday night, suf
fering from small pox.
A tiro nt Galveston, Texas, on Friday
night last, destroyed property valued at
a million dollars.
Mrs. Caroline Richings Rernard, the
well known prima donna, died of small
pox, last Saturday in Richmond, Vn.
On Saturday morning last a coil of
wire of several tons weight broke
through tho lloor of the wiro mill nt
Johnstown and Instantly killed Michael
Roylati, of Concmaugh borough.
Tho Conestoga cork works, on Locust
ty five hands aro thrown out of employ
ment. A complimentary dinner was given to
Attorney General Brewster last week,
in Philadelphia, by tlio members of tlio
bar of that city. Speeches wero mado
by Wayno MacVcagh, Judgo Allison,
Attorney General Palmer and others.
Tho distinguished guest mado a brief
address.
Robert Lister Smith who shot Samuel
Josephs, whilo on tlio way home from
tho Domocratio Stato Convention, was
sentenced on Wednesday to pay tho
costs, a fino of 100 and to bo imprison
ed for ono year. Tlio caso will bo taken
to tlio Supremo Court.
In tlio Supremo Court of Maine, after
a six days' trial tlio jury lias sustained
tlio will of Horatio N. Foster, a deaf
muto, seventy-six years old, who could
neither read, write or uso the manual
alphabet. Tho will, which was mado
by pantomime, devised $7,000. Only
ono similar caso was ever tried in tlio
United States, and that was in North
Carolina.
The siib-committeo of the post-ofiico
committee havo decided to report a
bill reimbursing postmasters for losses
under ono thousand dollars by fires, bur
glars, etc., wlioro not due to the negli
gence of tlio postmaster.
Tho Ohio senato has adopted a reso
lution to placo tho statuo of General
Garfield in tlio old house of representa
tives at Washington.
Tlio Drunkard is a burden to himself
as well as his friends; but, sinco intoxi
cation becomes a disease, it requires a
remedy of no unusual nctivity. Those who
havo taken Simmons Liver Regulator
declare that it sets the liver in action and
invigorates tho system in such a way as
to destroy tho craving for ftrong drinks.
Tho shaky, nervous and distressed should
resort to tho Regulator as a touic to
arouse tlio torpid liver to action, to reg
ulate tho bowels and removo tho feeling
of general depression and with it tho
craving for liquor.
Governor Cornell's message was sent
to the New York legislature last week.
It is averse to holding an international ex
hibition in 1S83, and recommends bien
nial sessions of tlio legislature.
Tho Republican Stato Convention will
be held in Harrisburg on tlio 10th of
May next.
Congressman Scranton has introduced
bill for a government building at
scranton, to cost not more than iyilOU,'
000.
Mr. George Scoville, Guiteau's lawyer
lias begun a libel suit against tlio Chica
go Jferald for publishing certain art!
cles charging him with fraud in connec
tion with his going into bankruptcy
somo years ago.
An insane man named Walsh delib
erately shot himself in tlio temple last
1'iidayin tho Isotro JJamo Uathcdrai,
Ottawa, Out., whilo services were in
progress. Tho congregation, composed
principally ot ladies, was panic stricken,
and several of the ladies fainted.
Charles and Augustus Dean havo been
arrested in Harrisburg, for what will
probably provo a murder. A few nights
since a German peddler lodged at their
house, and tlio next morning tlio man
was found with two bullet holes in his
body, ono of which it is believed will
provo Intnl. The man recovered sum
cicutly to tell who had shot him to a
person who was attracted to tno juaco
where ho had been thrown after his as
sailants had concluded tlioy had killed
hint. Ho charged tlio Dean brothers
with tlio crime, and witli robbing linn
of S 100 and a lot of goods. The accus
od wero found at homo and arrested
while dividing tlio plunder, and aro now
In tho l'erry County Jail.
William Encke, justico of the peaco of
Mahanov Citv. committed suicido on
Thursday evening of last week, by shoot
ing hintsolf through tho heart. Finan
cial and family troubles aro thought to
have caused tho not.
Rosariu Andreinlo, a boy twelve years
old picked a piece of bread out ot an ash
barrel in Aew iork, a low days ago,
and ate it. He was taken sick imme
diately afterwards and died. Investiga
tiou showed that the bread had been
covered with rat poison.
Fort Wayne, (Ind.) Sentinel.
WIl.l. WONDUllS KVr.K CEASK?
Mr. John G. Fledderman. the well-
known Merchant Tailor, in Union Block,
writes: "I was a sufferer for many years
with .Neuralgia nnd Rheumatism, and
found no relief until I tried St. Jacobs
Oil. After using two bottles I was en
tireiy cured.
Tlio postmaster nt Wilmington, Ohio,
writes to tho Post Oflico Department
that a child died at that plnco a few
days ago from what was supposed
at tho time to bo chicken-pox. ihofu
neral was largely attended, and ns
conscquetico there aro over fifty cases o
virulent small-pox in tho town.
Tlio commemorative services iu honor
of tho fiftieth anniversary of tho entrance
into tlio ministry of Right Rev. Mark
Antony Do Wolfo Howe, bishop of tlio
Central I'.niscopal dioceso ot l'ennsylva
nin, wero held in Christ church, Read
,ing, in Wednesday, A magnificent pas
toral stall valued atbvouo was prcBoutoi
by tlio clorgy of tho dioceso to tho
bishop, Rov Dr. Hopkins of William
sport making tlio presentation speech
A great crowd assembled at Cantln,
Mexico on Monday, to Beo tho balloon
ascension of Senonta Catalina Gorgoria,
a beautiful girl only 17 years old. There
was no car attached to tlio balloon, only
tlio trapeze on which the girl performed.
Tho lialloon shot up amid tno ucaiciiing
cheers of the crowd. Catalina meau
wjiilo was seen clinging to tlio trapeze
i f i. .. i..V.. r..t.. ,.t
aim pcrioiimiig tuning irau u gmigr
When tho balloon was three-quarters ol
n milo high it suddenly burst and tho
trirl foil to tho ground, crushed and
mangled to death.
street, Lancaster city, were completely
destroyed by fno early Sunday morning.
Loss. Slfi.000 : insurance, $25,000. Six-
(jiticiira
Titu cnru'uiiA tiikatment, for tho runt
Skin, scalp ana HIol Dlssases, conllsts In
tho Internal uso ot C'uticuiu Hkkoi.vknt, tho now
mood rurlflcr. and tho external usoof coticvji ana
Ccticura Soir, tho Ureal Skin cures.
SALT KUKUM
will MeltnnaM. SS4! Dearborn Street. Chicago,
gratefully acknowledges a cure of salt Itheum on
head, neck, faco, arms and lees, foi soventecn years;
notablo to walk except oihandi and knee for ono
ear! noiauie 10 ueip liimicu lureigut -;ii
tinrirniia nf Mimoiiif.. ilrtrtnm nrnnnunceri his case
hopeless! permanently cured by cutlcura Ilesolvent
(blood purifier) Internally, and Cutlcura and Cull
cum Soap (tho great skin ouros) externally.
soniAsia
It. E. Carpenter. Kan.. Ilcnda'son. N. Y., cured O
1anrUlnr r.pnmitf. nf Lwnntr Yearn' standlmr. by
ths cutlcura llesoltenl(ulood purinerjlnternaliy and
cutlcura and Cutlcura Soup (iho great akin
cures) nxtoraally. Tho moat wondarful case
on record, euro certified to beforo a justice of tho
peace and prominent cuuons. ah aimcica wun
ftchlnc an! scaly Diseases should send to us for
this testimonial In full.
SKIN DI8KA&
F. II. Drake. Ksn.. Detroit. Mich., tuttercd beyond
alldescrlptloutromaskln dlsoase which appeared
on Ids hands, bead and face, and nearly destroyed
lila eyes. Tho most careful doctorloe failed to help
him, and alter all bad failed ho used tho Cutlcura
Kesolvcnt (blood purinrr) intcrnally.Cuttcura and
cutlcura soap (iho great skin cures) cxtcr-
tcrnauy, and was cured, ana nas rema neu penecuy
well to tills day,
SKIN HUMOUS.
her faco, heat and somo parts ot her body were al
most raw. Head covered with scabs and sores,
suffered fearfully and tried cverythlnr. l'ermanent-
ly cured b) Cutlcura Itosolvcnt (blood purltlet) and
uticura and cutlcura soap (ino great skin cures.)
OUTIUURA.
Itemedles aroforsalouy all druBlatu. Price
ot Cutlcura a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes so cents;
lartre boxtsn. uuueura HCBoivcm, ino new mooa
lMiriner.il ncr bottio. cutlcura Medicinal Toilet
soap, si cents. Cutlcura Medicinal Shaving Soap,
H cents, In birs for barbers and large consumers,
60 cents. Principal depot,
Weeks & Potter, Boston, Mass.
CATARRH
Sanford's Radical Cure.
Head Colds. Watcrr Discharges from tho Noso
and Eyes. Klnglnc nols s In the Head, Kcrvotu
Headache and Chills and Fever Instantly relieved.
rhoklnir. cutrld mucus 19 dlslodircd. membrane
cleansed, disinfected and healed, breath sweetened,
smell, taste and hearing restored and constitu
tional ravages cnecxeu.
Cough, llronchltls, Droppings Into tho Throat,
Palnsln the Chest. DisncDila. Wastlnz ot Strength
and flesh, loss ot Bleep, &c, cured,
ono bottle Itadlcal Cure, Catarrhal Solvent and
ono Dr. Sanford's Inhaler, In one package, ot all
diiiggUts, torfl. Ask for Banford'n Itadlcal Cure.
WK&s & rui inu, iiosion.
LIGHTNING
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VOLTAlc PUSTKIts In re
lieving pain ant weakness of
the Kidneys. Liver and Lungs,
Ithoumatls-n, Neuralgia, Hys
teria, Kcinalo Weakness, Ma
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Price !5 cents. Sold cery
wherc. Jan
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DMINISTItATOnS NOTICE.
B3TATE Or XBKAU1M I'Olf E DICE1SHD,
Letters of administration on theest&ta of Abraham
Force, late of Oraocro toivnsliln. Columbia conntr.
deceased, have been grunted by tho lleglster ot said
county to the undersigned administrator. All
persons having claims against the estate ot said
decedent are requested to present them for settle
uicub u'iu muse luuuuicu iu matte paymer
undersigned administrator without delay,
Flshlngcrcek.
Jan20G-w
HENRY FULLMEIt,
A dinlnlstrator.
SHERIFFS SALE.
By virtue ot a writ ot Al. Vend. Ex., and to me di
rected, will be exposod to public sale on the prem
Ises In the borough ot Ccntralla,Columbla county, kt
2 o'clock p.m., on
Saturday, February 11th, 1382.
All tiat certain lot or plce of ground situate In
Kast Dloomsburg, Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to-wlt ; On tho
north by an alley, on the east by an alley, on the
south by lot of TurnbacU. and on the west
by public road from Dloomsburg to Berwick, (now
called Hast street ) Containing In front on said road
(Bast street) about fifty f eet.and la depth about one
hundred and ninety-eight feet, ou which Is elected
large two story brick building, stable and out
buildings, a welt t good water on tho premises.
Seized, taken In execution at tho suit ot John O
Freeze, almlnljtrator of Lovllla .Menagh. deceased,
against Illchard B. Menagh with notice to Charles
(lavage, terro tenant and to bo sold as the property
of Charles Savage.
Baiiklev, Attorney, Al. end. Ex.
ALSO,
The following described .real estate situate In
Hemlock townsu'p.Columbla county, Pennsylvania,
as tho property ofM. O. Shomaker, deceased, as
follows, to wit : Tract No, 1, situate In tho town ot
Buckhorn, bounded northwardly by lot of D. Noy-
lurt's estate, castwnrdly by Main strcct,southward
ly by an alley.and westwardly by an alley.on which
are erecUd a two story brick dwolllng house, frame
stablo ana other out-bulldlngs, and u good welt ot
water, containing 1-4 acre ot land, more or less.
ho. 1, Situate In tho town of Buck Horn, bounded
northwardly by an alloy.ea stwardly by Main street,
southwardly by lot of D. Neyhart's estate, nd west
wardly by an alley, on which aro erected a two story
frame dwcUlhg house and other out-bulldlngJ, well
of water and good fruit trees, containing one-fourth
acre ot land more orles3.
Mo. t, Sltuato In Buck Horn, and buuded north
wardly by lot of E. M. Crawford, eastnardly by land
cf 11. F. Fruit, southwardly by lotof John Prout and
westwardly by Main street of said ton, on which
aro erected a frame store haute, shed, stablo and
other out-bulldlngs, containing twenty-eight perch
cs of land rtora or lea'.
No. 4, Situate In Hemlock township, bounded by
lands ot John Miller on thenoilh, on tho east by
lands of II. J. Appleman, south by lands ot William
Obi, and ob the west by lands or John Miller, con
turning Blx acres and sixty eight lurches of land
tn)ro or less.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit ot Elizabeth
Ebncr against S.O, M. Hollowpeter, administrator
of M. (!. Shoemaker deceased, and Vm. II. Shoe
maker,and to be sold as ths properly ofM.ll. Shoe'
maker deceased, and Wm. II. Shoemaker,
BAiixtEY, At'orncy, Fl. Fa.
U. II, E.ST, Mierltr.
A KN'UAh STATEMENT.
HLOOM rOOll DISTRICT,
From Jaiimiry lOlli 1881 lo Junuury Dili 1882,
JOHN K.OltOTZ, Tkeasdmjk.
DIt.
Balance as per settlement Jan 10 1311 139 64
Cash ree'd N. Boone, liloom dup, isso Wi 78
" " 1S31 SSI 81
" " J. M. Boat, Greenwood
dupllcato, uso oils
" ree'd J. M. Itoat, Greenwood
duplicate, issi 3ivi
" ree'd II N White, Scott dup. isso M 31
ii ii t8l 1MOO
H, L Hess. Sugarloaf lsw si 39
" I. K. MlUer, Urctmwood
duplicate, lsts s e 5 to
Note ree'd I, K. Miller, Greenwood
duplicate, ITS 831 51
Cash rea'd S. Knorr, from II. Skank
estate S3 00
ii ree'd Danvtllo Poor House t to
It. Falrinan from Derry twp 14 so
' ii 0, Barton per will of Hen
derson 23TM
" roo'd P. Folk of Hemlock twp,., nvo
" Schuylkill Co. Poor House.. 33 so
' ' U. II. Little from Salem twp
Luzerne county...., ............. 7194
" reo'd Poor Directors Fishing.
creek twp II SI
ieo'd C, iiartonoathot C. liux.. it to
A. P. Young on ucct LjdU
Haycock bill U0
ii reo'd T, McUrlde proceeds farm
SOld,,. SM3
- 1104 41
fit.
Iiyordoinot 187 redeemed ,. 631 oo
ii lh.40 ,, S9I40
ll 14 1191 0
tuterost on order No. 43 of HIV
ot two 10 oo
ii balance on note of I. K. Miller to
now account 1(19
p3stag and stamps on checks, . . 161
11 Treasurer's commission si (0
11 Hal, iu Treasurer's band3. ,,, M to
-I10I It
Amt. ot outstanding orders to Jan.
uary II, is.il 136 40
Amt. of orders Issued from Jan, 11th,
l35ltoJaii.il. issi, both days In
clusive.,. SOU 33
-tl91U)
By orders redocmed to Jan, 9, 1812.
i ouUitandtiig " " ..
4063 01
SMC9
-(4911 T3
'sis
STATEMENT OP 'TAXIS? I'NSETVLKll -1ILOOM
rooit bisrmcT.
Pup. of llsl
amt. paid
SM S
f45 29
1'8 00
nmt. fltllldiio.,
919 31
a is ni
r.90 41
100 69
liloom tail IS
Greenwood. . M3 81
SCOtt 1M4I
BtlgarlOaf , . . 0 C
tWiiM II3S.MT
13100 41
1U.00.M roou
srATHMKNT OC KXPKNSKS Of
nlSTItlCT, for year cnJIng January 9th, issi.
Taxes on Long property 91
arm
niiirancn 11 3?4
comn tor Mrs. Peacock s no
undtles bins for incrcuanaito lamuy
mecnan ca ana u. r. iiouso
Sundries bills new building repairs 8MB J
coal.,.. CO 93
Salary, stoward woo
Secretary woo
Auditing accounts January ici,
1600
urwrtcerk ror uairors rim
lira. McltcynoMs and Krcbbs ,, 9a 00
Itemovlng Matilda 1T00
das. rarvcr.... "u
flrnRi Mctlnr 10 75
Orders for I cliff H eo
Ticket for tramps nnd keeping tlicm
in locn.up
c. vt oodward. Const, for services, lo no
Jas. C. llrown, advertising statement 18 on
Klwell K iwtenoonaer " ism
M, vatuiersiico io mi
II. Ultlc fee 10 on
,1. li. itoblson fee o
Recording deed oo
Making Duplicates 10 vo
Kr cklmum cots '. 1 CO
Kxpcn'cs for examining an 1 removal
or .Mrs. iiugnesiu unmiuurg, i n. is
Stati Hospital for Mrs. Hughes and
ueo. rox uui
tlH 49
OUTSIDE lUtUIte- SliTn.ED to JAN. th, 1MI.
Nancy Kahtorpa'd on Judgment... . l!30 oj
Margaret Holers tin
William towls 44 u
Hannah Johnson........... -1793
L. .1. ltctscr To pa
Carollno Dennis M ta
'ctcr Shanxung 219
Mrs. ocorgo Uraul oi
Margaret Crossley of (irsenwood.... IToo
Valentine Fell ol Surarloaf U W
Jacob Adams "
Mr j. rarvln Miono " atl
Jones, nemcck :ioo
Mtgglo shannon of urecuwood e;oi
Frederick Clelmer,.. tn
Hiram Ixinir 13 oo
Sarah I'cgg luoo
.irs. uacou nsuer, cai inn
rowci, comn iimw
sticiuiart 13 to
Conin forchlld from Danvl lo 2 to
avir.a u ser oih
Expenscafjr small pox 300 03
' ' ' f 1W 04
We. tho under -toned auditor ) rf Columbia county
met at the poor house ot ths liloom Poor District
and examined tho accounts ot tho directors anil
treasurer from lanuary loth issi to January 9Ui,
Kwi and vouchers for tuo suna and Hud them cor
rect as sot forth above.
I.. J. AD VMS
OAllHIOK MAU.ERY.J- Co. Auditors,
"
V, . 1111.33.
Attest: I,. II. Kci'ekt, Clerk,
TAl.triw OF HEAL AND VKlllONil. 1'IIOI'EKTV Ktl.ONIilNU
TO THE BI.OOU TOOK III8THICT.
Farm and bu'lillngs
13 ICO M
4'N) W
100 00
8(H) OJ
Cninarlno lx)ug property.
Judgment on Dennis property
haul it property
Hal. on liloom. duollcito 'SI lets coin
6X 94)31
Ba! on Greenwood dupllcato 'SI less
com uuu f. ui
Hal on Scott dupllcato 'SI lesi com
ex t'JC 41
Dal on Sugarloat duplicate M less
com & ex.. i "i j
homes J.VH'O
11 head caltlo !) iou
Is slioats M o
lio chickens to do
urniture in stewards house.. it . m
" I'uOr IIOUM V3)O0
is acres wheat m cround 121100
l bushels wheat vi'isv.
sou " corn cars 6" a so , (i
120 " potatoes iso 110
S3S " oats 1C9 00
S3C0 lbs. pork and lard 201 i
1 barrel vlneg-ir c 00
so lbs. packed butter to (hi
bushels rje 1440
20
ciocr seed
120 00
0IV1 00
is tons hay
SIM sheaves corn fodder
21 bundles, long straw.. .'
M(0
4 4'l
COO 00
tsO!0
I199WCS
iiann impieiueuis
lialanco in Treas. hands .Uu. 9,
,8.2..
Amount of outstanding orders Jan
uary 9th, iss MS ft)
Baliince Iu lavor District 1913 w
i 19J9 3 di
PKODCCT ItAISED O.N FAHM.
15 bushels wheat
231 21
l; m
347 02
IS 40
11(0
16(1 00
4 SOU
129 81
5 " oats
927 ' corn cars. ..
23 ryo
Clover seed .
rolatoo
24 tons hay
S247 eheavescorn fodder..
uunaiesryostriw..
to
calves raised (Jilts soon
24 pigs..
8100
uuducis onions
" beets
4 M
2 00
14 00
12 60
120 00
121
2SO 00
'2 00
too heads cabbage ,
so chickens raised
420 li,3 butter made
4S0 dozen eggs
SVMi it,s pork and lard
l bushel timothy seed
$228T 05
No. paupers remaining last report.,10
uuiuuieu ill inu v
No paupers removed .
" leii.
' died
11
No paupers rcmalnlDg Jnn 9t h, 'S2 . . s
CALIIll B.UITOM. 1
ItEKSE l'AIlt.MAN, Directors,
II. It. ALIIEUISON.I
SIIEllIFFS SALE.
By vlrtuo of sutdry writs Issued out ot th
Court ot Common Pleas ot Columbia county and
to me directed, will bo exposed to public sale at tho
Court House, In Dloomsburg, Peunsylvanla, at two
o'clock, p. m. on
MONDAY, jVEBUUAUY, Gtli, 1882.
All that certain lot or pleco ot land sltuato In G reen
wood townBhlp.Columbla county, Pennsylvania, do
scribed astollonB, to-wlt: Bounded ou thu north
by land ot Ulinlra Albertson, on tho ca by land of
John Moore, on the south by land of Augustus Rtou
der, on tho west by land ot Eluira Albertson. Con
tnlnlngto acres and Si perches on which aro cro ted
a frame home, barn nnd outbulldlag).
Seized taken in execution at tho suit of Thomas
Mather assigned to Alailra Johnson, against r.;o
v. Hoffman and to be sold aj the property of Geo,
w, Hoffman.
Ieelek At'.'.', Al, Vend Ex
ALSO,
The third Interest of the following described lot
of ground situate In Catiwjsu, Columbia count
and Stato of Pennsylvania, on tho oast corner of
Main and Third street of said town, bounded on tho
west by Third stroet,on tho north by l ot ot 1 1 . Hughes,
on tho south by MilnStreit and uith;castby lot
ot William John, on which are erected a largo two
story frame store houw and out-ballJlngs.
Belzed taken In exeoatloa at the suit of li. Frank
Zarr executor ot George Karr, deceased, a jalnst
Isaiah John, N. P.John nnd W. E.John and to bo
sold as the property ot W. K John.
ZAiiu, Alt'-. Vend Ex.
ALSO.
Al'tho light tltloand Interest of William Mas.
toiler In two tracts ot land sltuato lu Sugarloaf to An
Bhlp, Columbia county, Penns) lvunla, (bounded and
described ns follows: Tract No. 1. Bounded on tho
north and east by lands of Andrew llese, on the
south by land ot Andrew Hess, cn the wtst and
north by lands of Wm, Petorman, containing nvo
acres moro or less on which nro erected a two story
dwelling housj, frami birn, shop, and other out-
buildings. Traat .No. 2. Bounded on the north by
Andrew Hess and E IJah Pcterman, cn thu wtst by
Silas Benjomln, on tho Bouth by Ellas Miutz, on the
cast by land ot Ellas tthultz uud Andrew I less, con
talnlugso acres moro or less.
seized, taken la execution at, i ho suit of Sa.nuel
Hoacock now for tho its) of II. E. Heacoek against
William Mastcllcr, nnd to bo sold as tho property of
WUIlarn Mustcller.
Fhitz, Att'y. Vend Ex
ALSO,
The following described real cstato sltuato In
Flshlngcrcek township, Columbia county and State
of Pennsylvania, tho property of Etford Preston
bounded an1 described as follows, to-wlt: Beginning
at a poit corner ot land ot Daniel hltcmn, theuco
along division Hue south ouo half degree two hun
dred an 1 fourteen and two tenths perches to a post
thenco by land of Edward Mcllenry, north sixty,
seven degrees cast ono hundred and thlrty-one
perches to a Spanish oak (down,) thenco by land ot
Jacob Farvcr, north one-nan degree east, ono hun
dred and sixty-two perches to n white oak, and
thence by land ot Philip Appleman, north eighty,
nine and one-half degroos west, one hundred and
twenty and one tenth perches to the place of bo
ginning; contalnlag ono hundred and thirty-tbroo
acres, and twenty-tlvo perches and tho usual al
lowaneoof six percent for roads Ac. On which aro
eroctod a two story fraino dwelling house, largo
bank barn and other out-bulldlngs,
seized, taken In execution at tho suit of P, 1).
Black against Elford Preston ana to bo sold as the
property of Blford Preston,
iKKLBii, Att'y. Al. Fl. Fa.
IMI. EST, therm.
ALSO,
Tho following deierlbed real citato situate in tho
town if Iiloomsburg, Columbia county, I'eunsjUa
nla, as tho property or Gcorgi B. Kitchen, bounded
and described as follows, to-wlt i On thotorth by
lot of T, Qulnn, on tho cast by Blackberry alley, on
the south by lotof It, Jones, and on tho west by
Kail ltoad street, (being lot No, ce; on which tuo
erected a one and a halt stery fro mo dwelling house
and out-kltchen.
Ki'lztd, taken In execution at tho suit of Philip
Lltcbard against ocorgo ll, Kitchen and to be sold
us Iho propcity cf (leotge B. Kltehen,
Ieeleu, AU'y. Fl. Fa.
ALSO,
All that certain real sstate, situate In the town of
Dloomsburg, Common county, Pennsylvania, boun
ded on the north by Second street, on the oast by
land of E. J, '1 hornton, on thes uthby land of J,
It, MoTcr and on tho west by lan 1 of Thornton and
Barton, containing so toet front and 71 feet tleep.on
owhlch Is erected a two-story frame tin thop.
ALSO,
All that ccrtnln real cMato sltuato In tho town of
Bloomsburg, Columbia county, Peliniyivania, de
scribed as follows, to-wlt! bounded on the north by
land of II. V, Hartman, on Iho cast by Market street
and tho south by ltldjo alley, and on tli3 west by
Murray n icy, containing fectfioni feet
;ep. on which is erected a dwelling iiouso urrn nnu
out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken In elocution at tho suit or Johnson
Black Co.. against Andicw M. Itupcrt, aad t)bo
sold as tho property of Andrew m. nupcrt.
Littles, Attorney vcndKx.
ALSO,
Tho undivided one-halt Interest In a tract or pleco
of tlmbclrand situate In Ilrlarcrcck and Flshlngcrcek
townships, Columbia county, and Stato of Pennsyl
vania, boundod aud described as follows, to-wlt i
Beginning at a stone, formerly black oak, It be
ing an original corner of a survey In tho warrantee
name ot Nathan Bench, and another In tho name of
Daniel F. Seybcrt, thenco aloogsald Boach survey
south, elghty-ono degrees west, four hundred and
fifty tbreo perches to a stone, formerly a chestnut
oik, thenco by tho samo south ntno degrees cast,
lltty-two perches to stones, thenco by tho samo
sjuth elgl.ty-ono degrees west sixty-two rcrches to
8toao4, thenco by surfey In the warrants lainoof
tnviel J. Pcalcr, north twenty degrees, ono hun
drod and twenty Btx perches lo stones, thenco by
land In the warrantco namo of John Allcgar, thenco
by the samo north ccventytwo degrees costthreo
hundred and el jhty poreloston black oak, tsence
by land warrantced W Perry Buckalow, north sev.
cnty-11 re decrees e.nt one hundred nnd thirty-two
perches to a post, thenco north eighty-six and a
hilt degrees cast rifty-ona perches to a chestnut
oak, thenco north sixty-two degreos east, eighty-
tjur perches to a rost, thoace Siuth two degrees
west ono hundred and fifty-eight perches to tho
!aco ot beginning, containing fo Jr hundred acres of
,nl, strict mcaiuro.
Selzcd.tikcntncxccutlonatthosultot Ih j Blooms-
burg Kinking Co , against A. II. Pearson and to bo
sold as tho property of A. II. Pearson,
Wirt, Attorney. v end. Ex.
AY
IDOWS' AI'l'llAISEMENTS.
1. WI low's nppratscmcnt In thoes.
rate oi .j. ii, aiuKer, ucceaseu,
lvrsoualty, $!99 93
2. Widow's norraHement In tho is-
taiuor ticork-d sirausiir, deceas
ed. 1 'era in illy tioo 03
3. Widow's apprals'raent In the cs-
Taio oi .ioiiq iiiuig, ucccusoi.
Personalty. 300 oo
4, Wl low's appraisements In the es-
iniooi ii. w. iicruu, uoccasca.
Pcrsoaa'ty. 7 21
Utility. 29J 75
. noo oo
6. Widow's appraisement In the ts-
imu ois n. n. nuuciiiiKcr,ucccas
ed, Personalty.
Total realty.
fit 33
100 00 $223 33
Wldiw'sappralsomont lulhees
ta'o cf George A. Bowmtn.deceis
ed. Personalty. (300 oo
Will bo confirmed nlst on tho tlrst Monday of Feb.
ruarv issa. and unless cxccDtlons bo llled within
four cUvs thireartcr, tho same will hecontlrmed
nosonueiy.
jan 13 1-0 WM, KHIUK1IAUM,
JQU'ENSB NOTICE.
Notice Is herchr clren tin', tho folio xlne named
persons tiled with the clerk of tho (juartcr Sessions
of the Peaco ot colunblicountr, llulr petitions for
license, which will bo presented to the sild Court
uu .uuuua, mo sixiu (lay ui reoruarj, a, u. iz.
flilmore, Frederick Blooomsburg, Hestaurant.
ltobblns, Ojrlez 11. " I.hiuor stoio.
jiaun, .lonn . Centre, '
Hagenbuch, Samuel Orange. '
Newton W. Barton, Blocmsourg, Ltnuoi' Stoie
Clerk's Ofllce, WM. KltlCKBAUM,
lCoomiburg, Jan. li), 1531. cieik (j,S.
XECL'TOlt'S NOTICE.
ESTATE 01' JACOB F. HKCK, llECKA&KD
Itlorn trst.irnentnrv r-n the estate ot .T.iccb V.
llcck, 1 ito ot Centre townshlD. ColumbU countv.Pa.
Ueciused, tiavo been cratite J by the lterlster ot Bald
couuiy to mo nna-!rsiRnod Kxcutor. All persous
caviuj cl.Uun niralnst, thecstati ot tho de-ed-nt
aro requeued to present tlicmfjr settlement ad
iiiuau inu'-utuu to me esiaio 10 maho paymeni, lo
mo uiiuuisiiK'u uau -uiur wiuiuui, ueiaj.
tlEOUOU M. WlHT.MIltL',
Jinnr.-v;1 Executor,
Orangevllla ha.
Qiphaxis' Court Sale
OF VAMJAULK
fiScsil EsfsiteJ
I'urjuant to nn order of tho Orphans' Court of
Coluinb.n county, thj under3lgnedj Administrator
ot Samuel Ithone, lato of Uenton township, de
ceased, will expjse to sale t tho Exohanjc Hotel,
in lienton, on
Wednesday, January 25th, 1S82, 1
At ono o'clock, p. m.
the following described real estate ot said decedent,
lu lienton township, boundol and described a fol
lows,:
On the north by Unit of .'.Ifred luntz. on the east
by Thomas Ilender andW. W. Hoss, on tho south
by W. V. Hess, c. V. Myers and A, A. Ober-
holtzer and on tho west by Daniel Karns, containing
Twenty -two Acre3
more or lesss, whereon aro erected
A SXvZAKXiHOUSB AND BARN.
TEIIM3 OK SALE. Ten per cent of one-fourth of
tho purchase money shall bo paid at tho striking
down of tho property, th-j OLo-fourth leas tho ten
per cent at tho confirmation absolute, nnd the re
maining thretfourthsln one year after confirmation
nksl with Interest from that date.
OEO. W.IIIRLIEMAN,
Administrator.
Ucc. lo-sw lien'OQ, I'a
ORPHANS' COURT SALK
OF VALUABLE
Itcsal Esladc
I'ursuant to an order of tho Orphan'3 Court ot Co
lumbia county, Pennsylvania, wl.1 bo sold at public
(ale, on tho premises, In the township of .Montour,
In sld county, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY STlli. 1882.
at two o'clock p in. the following described real
cstato lato of John llaUor,dtccased to-wlt: A house
and
ImoI of Cround,
JJotnlng land of Henry Lazarm, Jeremiah Hearer
and IsnUh llagenbucu This lot Is kltualedon the
puOlto road leading from llloom-lurg to Danville.
Tho liouso Is a largo two story
FRAME DWELLING.
thcro Is erected on said lot also A HOOD STAI1LE
AXDOl'T-ItOL'SES: Also a good WELL of WATEIt
on tho premUes.
TEHMS OF SALE. Ten rer cent, ot one-fourthof
tho purchaso money sh&llbo paid nt Iho str.klog
down of the property i the one-fourth less the ten
percent, at the confirmation absolute, and tho ro
ma.nlug three-foui ths In ono ) car after confirma
tion nisi, with Intorest from that dato.
rurchaicr to pay for making deed.;
I'ETEltS. KAllSJINEtt,
Administrator,
BE KIND
TO-
THE LITTLE ONES.
I io imiisemis dnso of Castor Oil may liu
avoliicd nslnj; Thw Emulslcnef Caster Oih
It is very pleasant, and Is ruadllv taken n".
""n"' r""" KiiiKiren. i.argu llottli- 2fi cts.
iiicru aro many licrsona sullcllni' untold
toriiu.,U with the disease known as tho Ilh's
hi'llcvlni; hat a turu U lmposslhle. To All
Z ,1"". 0J 0aaa Pile
raiiti'd'-only C(J c-c n t s. V',Vk'' "au
x r hcci yo r ictt from (Iainpm-88-10 tents
will huy hullUlciit Water-l'roof Drcsshiir to
t-ofti'ii and watir-proof a half dozen pairs of
r . i . . .
. T. of Uriiirs, Jle.llc ncs. C'1,,.,,,1.
cnij, Mintlrlw. iVc, aiu of the Rest (Jiiallty.
and wl l lienild at the Lowest I'rkes p ossV.
I .i. B ii '." 1,0 0lTt'rt,1 '"mud
.. muuu ui jur iaironago,
Oin-to-kofgop,(lVrfumi., Hulr.Tooth,
sWU'Sia is 1,11,1 i ",ri
Bloomstaurg,
Pa.
A
Mm
-:f-r,o:m:-
HJUIOT STREET TO FILBERT.
AN ENTIRE BLOCK
IS FILLED WITH DRY GOODS,
Selected Carefully by Exports in the Boat Markota
ot tno world.
This Huge Arry of Stuffs Aggregates in Vnlno Consitlernlilj more than
A MILLION OF DOLLARS.
AND IS DIVIDED AMOX
THIRTY-TWO DEPARTMENTS
I.V WHICH AIlEC'OXTAIXliO KVIHt TTJ1IXH MUIUDO I V
Wmving JLppazel for Madies
and MMreni,
AM) EVi:itl'TIIIiV GOMI ItNIIRIt TttC IIIMH OI'
Few such exhibits ns this aro made in the country.' None can mir-
pas it in attractiveness, variety
system to which the business is
carelui and economical service ot
The prices are beyond controversy
veyed from producer to consumer, as all methods of cheapening
prices arc in vogue known to the most exnet business science. On
moderation of prices, primarily, has the success of tho house bfen
based, and success has furnished facilities for still further lowerins:
of prices, while giving the additional
tort and despatch in all transactions.
There is no reusou why all who
vantages which are offered you
of use.
STRAWBRIDGE
8. W. Corner MM Market Sis.
PHILADELPHIA.
lEOlSTElt'S NOTICES.
TV NotlcoUUerebyplTcn to all legatees, credi
tors and other persons Interested In tho estates of
the respective decedents and minors, that tho fol-
InmlntiHrnltilutrnttra nvrmiiftrH ftnil ClinriUlinS' 1UV
low Ing adailnlstrators'.exccutors' and guardians' ac
counts havo been tiled In tho onico of the lteglswr of
Col. Co, and will bo presented for confirmation and
Mlowanco in the Ol
rnhons' Court to be held in
Bloomsburg.
on Monday, Feb. a Wl, at o'clock
m. on said day :
I. The account of Eieklel Frlti and Wra.I. ltobblns
administrator of Kiisha itoooins, uio oi jacKson
township, deceasod.
The tlrstand nnal account of John I'fouts, ad
ministrator, de bonus non cum tcstamento iin
nexo.ot the estawot Hannah Ualrd, deceased, as
nied by ltachcl I'fouts, oxecutrlx, ot tho lastwlll
and testament of John I'fouts. deceased.
Account ot Miranda Leo, administratrix of Fol
ly Klsner, deceased, lato of llerwlck.
i. First aud tlnal account ot John J. Ingenbergcr,
naminisiraior or joiiu jacou i,ungeuueiger, iuiu
otMltllln township, deceasod,
s. Final account of Frcas llrown, guardian of 8am-
ei c. i rcasy, minor chuu or u. w. creasy, lave
of Scott township, deoeascd.
Third and partial account nt John Hellas oneot
tho executors of Adam Delias, lato ot Flshlng
crcek, deceased.
First and final account of John IC. Grotz, admin
istrator of William vcrry, lato of tho town of
Iiloomsburg, deceased.
First nnd nnal account ot btephon Oe&rheart,
guardian of charleB (itarheart, n minor child ot
JaboU dearheait, late of Main township, de
ceased. The tlrstand final account of William Fettr
man.cxecutor ot Jonas l'elterm m.laio ot Locust
township, deceased.
Second and tlnal account ot I. K. Krlckbaum and
William Urlnk, executors ot Joshua in Ink, lato
ot Uenton township, deceas-.-d.
Theilrst and partial account of U. Frank Zarr,
11,
It
ono oi uiu aaminisiraiors oi Anurew uingius, ,
1 1. The flrtt and nnal account of U. Frank Zarr, ad
immsiruior or iiannau .arr, ueceaseu.
13. Tho second account of II. Frank Zarr, executor
of neorge Zarr, deceased.
14. Tho 11 rat and partial account ot It. F. CJiaplu,
ono oi mu execuiors oi uarea iiorrmon, ue
coxbed. 13. The tlnal account of Thomas Pollman, guardian
or KiiziDeiu uoiiman, a minor emiu or joun
Dollman, do.eased,
10. TlicnnalaccountofThomaij Dollman, guardian
or wiiimm uouiuan, u minor cuuaocjunu uuii
mau deceased.
IT. The tlrst and Utinl account ot Scth Shoemaker,
administrator of Catharine Shoemaker, late ot
Hemlock township, deceased.
is. An account ot J. M, Lilly, administrator of Jo
seph Liny, lato ot scott lownsuip, aeceaseo.
19, First andllnal account of Samuel Lehr. adminis
trator ouosepu Ltur, uiooi ueaveriowusuip,
deceabed.
The first and final aco&unt of Jeremiah Kostcn
bauderand J. c. Kulttlc, alinlnlstratorsof Clara
Camp, deceased.
First and flnul account of Thomas J. Yaher-
so,
hMce, ailiululstrator of Itebvcca Vondersltcc,
lato of Mt. l'leasant township, deeeas-3d,
ns llled by his executors, John Klstler and C, M
Vanaersllce.
First and final account of John L. Mover, ad
ministrator of ueorgc W. Marsh, lato of the Uty
ot lilngh .mtui, stnto ot New York, deceased
First and,' nnal account of II Irom Shutfars, ait-
minmraior or ueorgo lioueuLaiK, law ui juum
townUilp, uXccasiid,
ItcetsteCs Otnce, 1 OBJ. W. STEllSf.ll,
tfoomsourg Jan.s, nt, I Heutur
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
It call Estate !
lly virtue of an order ot tho Orphans' Court of Co
lumbia county, tho undersigned Administrator ot
the estate ot Ilenjamln Ilndenmuth, lato ot Conyn
gham township, Co.umbla county,deccascd,wlll ex
pose to public sale upon tho premises on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1882
at ten o'clock In tho forenoon tho following do
scrltcd real estato sltuato In Couyngham township,
Columbia county, 1'entm. lleglnnlng at a stone In
line of land belonging to the city of Philadelphia,
and running thence along lino ot land ot Jeremiah
Llndemutb, north toventy-scven degrees, cust
thlrty.tlre perches to a stone, thence by tho same
north, one.halt degree cast Bocnty-8ecn p rehes
to a stcne, thenco iy land ot tho Lelrs of John Llnd
enmuth, south setonty-sevcn degrees west sjveuty
Uto peicheB to astono and thODCO by landot tko
city of Philadelphia south twenty-nlno .degrees east
eighty purcheii to tho placo of beginning, con
taining
2G ACRES,
and ono hundred and thirty perches.
TEHMS OF SALE. Ten per cent, of one-fourth
ot tho purchaso money to bo paid at tho striking
down of the property; the one-fourth less the
ton per cent, at the conarmatlon of sale, and the
remaining three-fourths In one year thereafter with
Intcrust from confirmation nisi.
ISAAO LINDENMUTH,
d.-o 3g t-s Administrator.
PUBLIC S-fik-XjE
OF
Valuable Renl Estate.
lly vlrtuo of an order ot tao orphans' Court of c.
luiubli county, Uto usdorslgned executor cr Fhtllp
Unangst, lato ot Flshlngcrcek township, ColumbU
county, dicejHed, will expos to public 8le on the
premises on
Saturday, January 28th, 1G82,
at one o'clock In th) afternoon, Uto tolUitlug de
scribed real cstato, to-wltj
A ccrta'n piece or parcvl of laud situate In I'l.h.
Ingcreek township, bounded by lauds of U J ward
Unangst, William Unangst, A, Lewis and Wlllltuu
W. Mll'er, containing FIVE ACltKS and live pen.
s on which li a good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
framo stable and out-bulldlngs. Thoro Is alsjaa
excellent lot of FUUIT tubes un this lot.
TK1IMH OF SALE. Ten per vent, ot one-fourth
ot tho purchaso money Bhall bo paid at tltostrlklug
down of tho property; the one-tourlh less the tea
rer cent, at tho confirmation absolute, aud the re
maining three-fourths In ono year alter confirma
tion uUl, with latere it from that dato.
SAMUEL S111VE,
Jan, r, IbSilw Executor.
ana interest, l lie almost prlect
reduced, insures the most prompt,
all patrons.
as low as the goods can be con
advantages of convcnicnce,com-
desire should not share in the ad
by this great mart of fashion ami
Si CLOTHIER
S. W. Corner Einttli & Filler. Sts.
COURT PROCLAMATION-
WHEUKAS, tlie Hon. William Kmveil
1'icsldcnt Judge ut thu Court of Ojcrand
Tei miner and tlcncral Jail Delivery, Court of Char
ter Sessions of tho l'eacennd tho Court of Common
Pleas and Orphans' Court lu tho 20tli Judicial Ills
trlct, composed of tho counties of Columbia and
Montour, and the Hons. Jamoi Lake and F. I..
Shuman.AssocIato Judges ot Columbia county, hae
Issued their precept, bearing dato the 9th day ot
Dec. In tho year of our Lord ono tlumaud eight
hundred nnd elghty-ono, nnd to mo directed for
holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer aud (Icncrul
Quarter Sessions of tho Peace, Court of Common
I'leas and Orphans' Court, lu Iiloomsburg, In the
county of Columbia, ou tho tlrst Monday, being tho
thday of Feb. next, to continue two weeks.
Notice Is hereby git en to the Coroner, to the Jus
tices of tho Peace, and tho Constables ot tho said
County of Columbia, that they bo then and therein
their proper person atlo o'clock In tho forenoon of
said ctli day of Feb. with their records. Inqui
sitions aud other rcmcmbi unccs, to do thoso things
which to their oftlce3 appertain to bo done. Ami
those that aro bound by lecognUunco lo proscchte
against tho prisoners that aro or may bo In tho J.ill
of tho said county ot Columbia, to ho then and there
toprosecuto them as bhallbo Hut. Jurors aro re
quested to bo punctual In their attendance, agreeably
to their notices. Dated nt Iiloomsburg the stlulay
,1 of Jan. In tho year of our Lord one
lliou-mucl eU'ht hundred and clghly-two
and Intho one hundred and sjvciithjcar of
tho Independence of tho United States of America.
Short ft'8 Ofllce, U. U. KNT,
Iiloomsburg, Jan. ti-to Sheriff.
JOHr? A. PUNSTON &. Co.
Keal Eutato, Trustj Investment and
Collection Office.
BLOOMSBURG, DA.
FOIt SM.E
Or Kxchango. Large l'rsine llouso f jr two f nnill'm,
good stable, fruit and water, ovned by ll. F Nmrp
less. KB Acrcw. Hurley farm, Mont mr townslilp.fr.une
dwelling house, bank oarnand other our-buUdrng',
Eood soil; about loo acres Umber; well watered;
ealthy location, good market-). II desired, will dl.
Ide In two or three tracts, see draf ;. Terms easj'.
Now owned by Wm. Neal, Ebu
A comfortable now lirlck dwelling on Mh street,
west ot Market, in rooms. A bargain.
iso acriis on south lank of river y, miles from
town of Miulm on road to ller .Mck. 116 acres bottom
Unil. balance limber, llrick dwelling, bank barn and
outbuildings, good fruit and water, (well and foun
tain) . Also a valuable deposit ot tlvo ncreB of brick
and potlcr's olay. Owned by John Wlf, ot Iilooms
burg. Adeslrablo new brick dwelling house and a leirge
fraino dwelling houw and frauio stnble on Eutt
strict ono door below Third,
Lots offered on easy terms with contracts to build
It desired.
acres In Madison tonnshln;
Wise, (lood frimo Iiouaj and
lately weU limed and manured,
other frultu.
occupied by Jo-ierh
bank Uun. liind
Applo orchard and
103 Acres In llshlngcrook townriilp, rvi road to
Uenton, llrick house, frame barn auiUheds (lood
water at hounu an'l barn. Applo orchard imd other
frulta, owned by John 1'ealer.
UJ Acres productive land In 'lemlock township.
IK miles from liioonviburg, Frame dwelling, bait
burn and two tenant houses,
A 1 story U1ck dwelling, new frame barn, good
water and fruit. All In biwt of condition ou Centre
strevt, liloomstiui-g, between su and 4Ui.
A large frame liouso and barn with outbiuidlrigs.
good water nod fiutt. Corner ot Third i nd Unload
streets.
A very pleahunt. fiome dwelling, forr.er oi 5Ui and
rron Btrvcts. with water mid gits. All lu good condi
tion. A svstory frame carrtago and lilooksnillli shop,
40xcoicetou Iron near Main blreel, with irado anil
good will. A fud sot of tools In cacu department.
Keasonable pitce und terms.
A nearly now 4-story framo drolling on Fourth
Street. Catawls3a, frame stable, good witter, and
fruit, all In good condition.
Also. Si, aeica land on I). II. & W, It. It. near
Cattwlssa Paper Mills, with coal yard. llmo kilns,
und railroad siding, A desirable tlio for car shops
or other manufactory. Terms reasonable. Owned
u. ii. limine.
Sor particulars, apply to
Oct. 1 1, -Bl-M JOHN A. FU.NSTON.
orl'ACL E, WHIT,
TRUSTEE'S
OF
SALE
Valuable Real Estato,
Uy vlrtuo ot au order ot tho Orphans' court of Co
lumbia county, the unierslgccd Trustco lu tho cs.
tato of Thomas Stackhouse, deceasod, will oxpobo to
public Bale on tho premises ou
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 1802,
commencing at ten o'clock a.m., all that certain
messuage,
Farm or 'J vaot of Land
bounded and described a follows, to-wlt! Wi-kt-wardly
bylauiiota. ll. tlordncr, Jr., John (lordner
and landi occuplod by 1'lilllp Watts, bouthwardly
by lands of Daniel Uordncr and Samuel Snyder.cast.
wardly byltidi of John tljrdner and lands occu
pied by (1, T, Crist, and.northwardly by ;Auda of o.
11. UorJner, ir., and lands occupied by U T. ills',
containing
lOO AC'l'CN, iilOI'O ill' LChN,
About tweuty-flvo acres moro or less of tho south
east corner ot tlio said tract of land lies In I'lno
township, Columbia county, whorcou nro erictoda
two storied
l'RAMK DWKI-I.INU 1IOUSK,
alaigo llank iiarn and other out-bulldlngs.
And by vlrtuo cf l n order ot tho orphans' court ot
Lycomlnir county, all of tho other portion of the
Bakl farm or tract of land sltuato In bald Lj coming
county, and containing beventy-fltn acres more or
less, wlUbosoldon tho premlros on the came day.
Sale to oommenco at ten o'clock a, m,
Thiu or Uoth Siui. Ten per cent, of l-l of tin
purchase moniy to bo puld at tho sinking down of
tho property, the one-fourth loss tho tea per cent,
at tho confirmation absolute, and the remaining
three-fourths lu oao year alter couilnmtlon nl I
with Interest from tint dato.
JOHN (iOHDNHli,
Jan.s.ts iruotco.