THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURU, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
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H LOOMS III! KU, FIUD VV, FKlt. 3, 8'2.
PUI1M0 HAMM.
W. P. Whlto wilt coll personal property
near Llglitstrect, on Thursday, February 2d.
John (Jordncr, trustco In Hid estate of
Thomas Stnckhniise, will sell real cstnto on
the premises In Pino township, Ac., on Frl.
tlay.Feliruury 3rd, 1882.
John Waters will sell personal property on
the Stephen I'ohe farm, In Centre township,
on Thursday, February 10, 1882.
John Shumnn will sell at private sale val.
liable farm land, near Kspy.
Wanted. An active boy 1.1 or 14 years
old, to make himself generally useful, with
privilege of learning trade. Apply at thlH
olllce.
Court begins next Monday.
Judge Luke will take his seat on the bench
next Monday morning.
A storm front has been erected at the of.
lire entrance to the Kxchatige Hotel.
An eflort Is being made to obtain money
to build a bridge across the Susquehanna at
Stmbury.
The people of Milton are circulating a sub
scrlptlon paper for the purchase of a town
clock.
The monthly gospel temperance meeting
will be held In the M. K. Church, on Tucs
day evening, February 7th.
Hiram Hess of Benton bought the Samuel
Hhonc tract of land In that township on the
25th ult., at Orphans' Court sale for $1170.
Joseph Chase, n prominent citizen of
Scrantou died recently, lie was the father
of Mrs. F. 1). Koons formerly of this town.
Three offices, well lighted, heated by steam,
for rent on the second tloor of the Columbian
building. Heady for occupancy April 1st. If
Another box of books will be sent from
this olllce to the binder In ft few days, llrlng
in your orders.
The annual statement of the finances of
Columbia county is published this week. We
have not had time to examine It carefully.
The commissioners of Luzerne county re
ceive $3,150 for each day spent In attending
to the public business.
The sleighs were out In numbers on Wed
nesday afternoon, and everybody who could
enjoyed the first really good sleighing of the
winter.
People must not forget when in need of
pure drugs, books and stationery, wall paper
and window shades to call at the People's
Drug & Hook Store.
Judge Klwcll tiled an opinion last week
granting u new trial in the libel suit of
Scranton against Chase, recently tried before
him at Wilkes Harre.
The Scranton board of health recognizes
dogs as disseminators of small-pox, and all
canines belonging to infected families are to
be shot at sight.
Messrs. G. M. ifc J. K. Locknrd have Just
completed a contract for 1800 cars and have
begun another contract for COO more. The
business of this enterprising Ilrm Is steadily
Increasing.
There were several very pleasant social
gatherings at private houses last week. A
large number of guests enjoyed themselves
greatly at C. AV. Miller's on Friday night.
Death to rats, roaches and ants; Paiisons
KxTKiiMiXAion. Hams, granaries and house
holds cleared In a single night. No fear of
bad smells. Host and cheapest vermin killer
in the world. Sold everywhere.
Mr. Warren J. Htickulcw was married on
Tuesday of last week at Allentown, to Miss
Dora Quinn of that place. The bride is a
niece of Mrs. U. H. Ent of Hlooinslmrg.
Executors' nod administrators' account
books, containing full instructions how to
settle an estate, receipts, &c, for sale at this
olllce. These are the most convenient books
of the kind ever printed, and they are In uso
all over tho State. t-f
A swindler Is beating farmers by buying
produce of them, writing a receipt with lead
pencil, breaking off the point and handing
the farmer a fountain pen to sign his name
with. They rub out the pencil writing.inake
a note over the signature and sell the note.
The largest and finest assortment of wall
paper in Hloom Is at the People's Drug &
Hook Store.
Daniel Dougherty will lecture in the Opera
Houso on the evening of February 7th. Sub.
Ject, "Orators and Oratory." This Is an op.
portunlly that does not often occur, and It is
to be hoped for tho reputation of the town
that the house will be crowded.
This paper goes to press early Thursday
afternoon. All matter for insertion must be
In by Wednesday evening. In cases of ne.
cessitv matter can lie received on Thursday
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morning, but it Is very desirable to have it
earner.
Hemember tho Mth is Valentine's dav. and
the place to buy them Is at the People's Drug
tj JiooK btore.
Orders for book binding can bo left at this
olllce, with the assurance that the work wilj
be well done and nt very reasonable prices.
All that Is necessary Is to bring your books
to this Oj'llee, where they will be packed, and
delivered on their return from the binder.
1 ho Lecture Committee lias not thus far
made expenses. It is not owing to any lack
of energy on their part, but because our peo
ple do not appear to appreciate their efforts.
Let everybody turn out and glvo the com.
nilttee a grand benefit at tho Dougherty lec.
tun on tho 7th.
The new board of county commissioners
havu Instituted one reform In their olllce that
Is very commendable. They hold that the
ofllco Is for thu uso of those who have hiisl.
ness to transact with county oflleers, and
not for the benefit of Idlers, Tho notice that
they have posted on tho walls, "No louflng
nllowed in here" Bliould bo strictly enforced
The Heseue Fire Company gave a mask
bull at Hrower's Hall, on Tuesday evening
last, and it was quite well attended despite
the severe snow storm prevailing. A num.
ber of young people from Danville partlclpa
ted in thu festivities. Tho prollts of the af
fair are to bo devoted to the liquidation of
the com) any's debts.
In our iidvertislim columns will
ho
found the card of Mr. W, II. Carter, conlrnc
tor and builder, who has been for somu tiuio
tho foreman of tho planing mill. Ho is
an
excellent draughtsman and designer and
has
douo much creditable work lu town. Those
who Intend to build will tiud .Mr Carter com
potent and energetic In fulfilling Ids
tructs.
The heaviest snow storm of thu white
gan on Tuesday morning and continue!
be
un
Ill u Into hour at night. On tho follow
lug
morning tho snow lay fifteen Inches deep
the sleighing was excellent. Thoroads
and
a i
In fine condition hard and smooth- und
If
Warm spell doeB not Intervene, there
will
probably bo good traveling for some time
to
I'lituc,
"Mvcs of great men always remind in
that we are all subject to die," says an ex.
change, but never cough yourself nway ni
long as you can raise 2.) cents for a bottle of
Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup.
Those of our subscribers who nro In arrears
and who have business In town during court
111 confer a great favor by settling up. Tho
expenses of moving, and furnishing our now
ofllec,liavu been very heavy and wc aro com.
polled to ask fhoso Indebted to us to pay.
Statements will bo sent before April 1st to
every ono having open accounts on our books,
and we hope to receive n prompt response
from all.
A wAiiNixo of no mean dimensions to
road supervisors may bo found In tho fol
lowing statement of facti Mr. James A. Hob.
Inson, while travelling In Jackson township,
1'crry county, by night, had bis buggy upset
by an embankment In tho middle of tburoad.
He was thrown nut and had an arm broken
n several places, besides receiving other In.
tirles. Suit was brought against tho town-
ship and the lurv awarded Mr. Hoblnsnn
,fi30.
Candidates for sheriff are becoming nu
merous. Among tlioo whose names have
been mentioned In this connection, arc C. O,
.Murphy and William PcllTcr of Cvntmlln,
John Mowry of Hoarlng Creek and C. H.
olf of Mllllln. There may be others in the
Held now of whom we have not heard and It
certain there will ho more before the con.
vcntlon meets In August. Most of those
named above we gather from rumor and not
from direct Information.
It would, Indeed, bo a most desirable thing
for this county If Hon C. H. Hucknlew could
be Induced to penult his name to bo used as
candidate for congress lu tills district.
His well known abilities would undoubtedly
cure his nomination. Owing to our large
majority tlds county Is Justly entitled to the
presentativo for the next term, and the
people should make the olllce seek the man,
and thus secure the services of a distinguish-
cd gentleman of whose ofllclul record they
nave always been proud.
One man with a trade Is worth a dozen
Ithout one. A return of tho old plan of
apprenticing boys to trades Is being ndvo-
eated. The hosts of youne men In every
lurirc city who niuilv for cinnlovmcnt and
fall to get It for the reason that they cannot
truthfully afllrm that they are educated or
especially fitted for any particular business,
constitute a potent argument lu favor of re
form. Under the apprenticeship system we
should have fewer ignorant mechanics and
competent business men. A trade Is half
man's fortune.
The silver-tongued orator of America, the
man who nominated General Hancock for
President of the United States at the Cincin.
atl convention, Hon. Daniel Dougherty of
Philadelphia, will address u Hloomsburg
audience on the 7th Inst. He Is one of the
greatest orators of the day. Not to know
him argues oneself unknown. Not to hear
him Is to miss one of the best treats that has
ever been olTcred In this town. Parties
living at a distance can secure reserved seats
by addressing John C. Yocuin.
The prevalence of small.pox does not up-
pear to intimidate in the lcusj. the adventur-
ous spirit of tramps that infest the country.
tearless of danger they move from one place
to the other little caring whether they spread
disease or fall victims themselves. It Is
thought that the prevalence of disease in Its
different forms can bo traced to this method
f transmission. As there appears to be no
ay to prohibit persons from traveling from
one place to another, unless known to be
diseased, all the people can do is to use
every effort to ward oil disease.
The supper given by tho ladies last Friday
and Saturday evenings at Evans' Hall, for the
benefit of the Winona Fire Company, was
fairly patroi ized, the net receipts being a
bout 100. The bill of fare included all the
delicacies of the season prepared by master
hands in tho culinary lino. We are author
ized to return the thanks of the Wlnoua boys
to the ladies who originated and conducted
the supper, to all those who in any way con-
tributed towards it, and to those who patron,
ized it. With the assistance thus kindly
given them they hope soon to be entirely out
of debt. The only indebtedness of the com-
puny is for equipments.
The following writs of error have been
taken to the Supreme Court from this county
the present term: I). K. Grim& Sonagiiinst
Joseph Stephenson, Little and Broekway for
plalntilf, Freeze and Jackson for defendant ;
Hcnrie against Orangcvillo Saving Fund,
Smiths for plalntilf, Little and Miller for de
fendant j A. P. Watts against Columbia
County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan Asso
ciation, same counsel as In last case; Crevc
llng's appeal. Smith for annelhmt. Little for
Heighard ; Jackson against Stoetzel, Freeze
and Dietrlck for plalntilf, Huckalew and
liner lor defendant; wilt of error taken by
both parties. These cases will be argued at
the session of tho Supremo Court which be-
gins on me liitli lust., lu I'lilladeipniu.
The Susquehanna river Is very high and
at Wilkes Harre an Ico gorge formed on Sat
unlay last, the Ico rising to the 21 feet mark
on the bridge. The Hats between Wilkes.
Harre and Kingston were Hooded and huge
masses ot icu wore Dome uown ly the re
sistless current, effectually blocking the
street railway. Several persons narrowly es
caied drowning while attempting to cross
the pond holes lu boats. The river was 1111.
d with Ice from PitUtou to a point below
Plymouth. Should this gorgo give way sud.
deuly there would undoubtedly be a flood of
considerable size in thu lower part of the
river. No fears were expressed in Wilkes.
Harre for the safety of the bridge at that
point.
Speaking of vaccination, tho MeJiail fee.
ord after showing that It really is u. defense
against small-pox, and that the virus will not.
If care in selecting It be exercised, communi.
eate other diseases, sayss "Although It Is
impossible to say when the virus ceases, it
is generally the rule to rcvacclnato after pti
herty, and at Intervals of from seven to ten
years thereafter. J-.speelally would this
seem w u necessary in eases ui epiuciuics,
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or when the occupation ot the Individual
should predispose him to contagion. In nil
cases of doubt the hcuetlt of such a doubt
should lie given In favor of revaecinatlon,
When the physician is not thoroughly satis
fled that his patient Is protected, ho should
rovucciiiate him without delay, and repeat
the operation if he is not assured by trial
on others that tho virus Is trustworthy."
Tho spirit of Oscar Wilde seems to lmv
sclzid upon tho youthful minds of this town
nun mcir ncbiuciic uisies uavu run riot on
the subject of fancy advertising curds. If
wo hud tho time und thu cards, we might
spend our days In standing nt our olllce door
handing them out to the youngsters from
four to ten years of ago who aro making
collections. As a matter of curiosity
count was made of tho curd collectors who
favored us with their presence lu one day.
and It stopped at thirty seven. No anxious
Inquiries were mudo by us as to where tho
rest of them were. They havu called
since iiireo or lour nines n nay, though mi
swered each and every time "no cards hero"
they keep on coming with a perseverance
that Is truly admirable In those so young,
Everybody else In town lias "advertising
cards to give away" but us. Please go
there.
Mr. Lloyd Paxton had a heavy fall on the
Ice, on Thursday of last week, from the cfs
fects of which he has since been confined to
the home. As lie was passing through ids
gate near the railroad at Hupcrt, ho slipped
und fell down the steps on the track. No
bones were broken but ho was severely
bruised and Is yet very stiff and sore.
W. Fred Mann, died nt his home in Syra.
disc N. Y. on Monday, January 23rd, of ty
phoid fever. Ho was one of the young gen.
tlemen who visited Charles W. Funston some
time ago, and made many friends hero by his
excellent traits of character. He was enga
ged lu business with his father and Ids pros,
pects for tho future were most encouraging,
but ho wns struck down at the early ago of
21. Charles W. Funston and Emerson Dil
lon attended the funeral at Syracuse last
week and were among tho pall bearers.
The last of the Winona Sociables for this
season will be held In their hall on Wednes
day evening, February lCth. and Is expected
to be qultu a swell alTalr. The music will he
furnished by Prof. Huhe's Eureka orchestra
of Allentown, and this of Itself sh ould be
sulllclent to Insure a large attendance. All
tho dance music played by them is as good
as Is generally heard at first class concert,
nnd a number of exhibition pieces will be
pel formed between the dances. Lovers of
good music should not fall to attend Just to
hear this orchestra, even If they do not par
ticipate otherwise.
A New limiting llnllronit l'rJrrl.
The Heading railroad company will soon
send out a party of engineers to survey for
a new branch road connecting Shamoklu
nnd Danville. This is one of the necessities
of the recent connection of the Pine Creek
road with the New York Central's branch at
Willlamsport, and will be a short cut from
the East Mahanoy coal-fields. At present all
the coal destined for the west must be car
ried around two sides of a triangle via East
Mahanoy and the Catawlssa railroad to Dan
ville, making In all about sixty miles. The
new branch will be only fifteen miles In
length, and will have tho cltcct not only of
saving lu the cost of transportation, but will
very materially lessen the time consumed lu
shipment.
Denlli oOtr. Burma.
On Sunday lust, the 29th lust. Sirs Mary
Harton, widow of the late John Barton,
died at the residence of her son, in Lock
Haven, at thu advanced age of 01 years.
She had been confined to her room by sick-
ness for more than two months before her
death. Previous to that time she had en
joyed remarkably good health. For fully
iree quarters of a century Mrs. Barton had
been a member of St. Paul's church, this
own, and the beautiful rose window in the
est gable of the editlce was put there as a
memento of herself mid husband, at thu
me of the erection of the building. At her
arnest request her body was brought here
to be laid In the church-yard beside that of
or husband. Tho Impressive burial service
of the church was read over the remains,
csterduy, In the presence of many mourn-
ng relatives and friends. The Interment
was In the graveyard adjoining the church.
The finest assortment of valentines is at
the People's Drug & Hook Store.
l'erKonitl.
Miss Maine Sloan returned from Phlla-
elphia last Friday, accompanied by Mrs.
Hellas.
Elmer Person, son of Aaron Person of
Montana, this county, has begun an appren-
tlceshlp In the Columbian ofllce. I
Miss Armstrong has been the recipient of
o me handsome presents from her pupils and
fellow teachers during her enforced absence
from the school room.
District Attorney Little was presented with
line boy last week. The second son.
llichnrd Drinker lias been confined to the
house for sonic time past by Illness, but is
convnlesent.
Mr. and Mrs. C. it. Huckalew went to
Philadelphia on Wednesday last.
"Mine host" Tubbs of the Kxehangu took
a flying trip to Philadelphia on Monday, re
turning the following day.
Judge Klwcll has been holding court hi
Sunbury this week, hearing special cases.
Mr. W. O. Coolbaughof Wilkes-I!arre,now
with the boot and shoe house of Field.Thayer
it Co,, lloston the largest in the trade was
in town on Wednesday.
Mr. It. J. Davies, of Pittston, traveling for
Win. H. Lyou A. Co., New York, importers
of fancy goods, notions &c, was registered
at the Lxchange Hotel on Wednesday
'.veiling.
ltev. 1). J. Waller Jr., principal of the
Hloomsburg Statu Normal School, will dc
liver a lecture In the M. E. Church, Pine
Creek,Huntlngton towtisliip,Luzernc county,
on Friday evening next, at an educational
meeting inaugurated by the teachers of ew
Columbus, Huntington and Fulrmoiint.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
jlr. Theodore lllvely, tobacco unit cigar
dealer, 109 Seneca street, was recently laid
up with rheumatism so that he couldn't walk.
After liberal use of various preparations ho
purchased a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, and, to
use Ids own expression, "It was thu first
thing toulford him aiivthlng like relief." Ho
has completely recovered by Its use.
I'lllllUlNHII
F. L. Sliitinau Ksij. is breaking ground for
the erection of several new dwellings in Ids
addition to the town,
I'lio windows of several of our stores are
decorated with valentines. Tho love sick
swains herein have un opportunity of Inform
lug the idols of their hearts, that which mod
esty and bashfiiliiess deters them from doing
in any other manner.
A revival meeting has been In progress in
the M, K. church for several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Taylor an old resident of tlie
town died at thu residence of Mr, Charles
Krtigh, her son-in-law, Tuesday evening of
last week.
Mr. Frank Uotshall a brakeman employed
by the P. it It. It. It. Co., whilst engaged In
making a coupling in the yard at this place,
had his hand crushed.
,V south bound train over the P. fc It. H.
road, which was being conducted by Mr,
Lewis Iteifsnyder on Wednesday afternoon
of last week, ran into a. large rock that had
fallen from tho top of the Summit tunnel,
No person was Injured, but tho engine was
damaged to 11 considerable extent.
Thu new bridge being constructed by thu
N. it W. 11. It. It. Co. across the Catawlssa
creek is being rapidly pushed to completion.
Hon, J, It, Iviiitllo has opened a coal yard
If his honesty In tho weight of coal Is the
same as displayed lu bis course us Itcpreseu
tallve, ho certainly deserves to succeed,
Mr, C. F. Harder Is still conllned to Ids
bed with miliaria fever.
Oil Tlilrl) Dm Trial.
We will send Dr. Dyo's Celebrated Klectro.
Voltaic Hells and other F.lectrlo Appliances
on trial for thirty days to young men nnd
older penoiiH who nro utlllctcd with nervous
deblllty,lost vltallty,cte,, guaranteeing speedy
relief and complete restoration of vigor ami
manhood. Also fur IthcumutUm, Neuralgia,
Paralysis, Liver and Kidney dllllcultUs,
Ituptures and many other diseases. Illustra
ted pamphlet sent free. AiUlrcis Voltulo
licit Co., Marshall, Michigan.
Oct. 28, '8.ly
A l'lrniinl I'nrl).
EniToit Col.t'.MiilAN. -A very cnjoyahlu af
fair took place ot the residence of Mr, Henry
Angle, on the evening of the 37lh lnt. Mrs.
Gaston, a sister of mine host, now residing In.
Nebraska, after an absence of fifteen yers,
lias made glad the hearts of her many fi lends
by visiting the homo of her childhood. She
li accompanied by her liusliand,who Is n llm
specimen of western enterprise nnd good
sense. Last Friday evening a large parly of
ladles and gentlemen came with well-lilted
baskets, nnd gavo the worthy couple a com
plete surprise. "All went merry as n mar
rlago bell."
Every body was happy If they were not
so before supper, they ceitalnly were after
ward. It was n sumptuous feast, gotten up
with Hint rare ability for which Espy ladies
are Justly famous. The evening was spent
In social converse, and many reminiscences
of days long gone by were discussed. At a
late hour, after wishing Mr. and Mrs. Gaston
God.speed, the party dispersed, all agreeing.
that tho occasion was one not soon to be for
gotten a green oasis lu life's desert around
which memory will love to linger.
Espy, Jan. ilOtli. Paiiiicii-ant.
Vmll llir Pi-timiN.
Few parents fully realize their duty In this
respect. They pay their taxes, elect their
directors, send their children to the pub.
11c schools and this cuds the matter so far as
they nro concerned. The child may learn or
he may not. The teacher may be competent
or ho may not) but too many parents know
little and euro still less about what Is going
on in the school room. They have accepted
the little responsibilities, but lu this one par
ticular they utterly fall lit properly encourag
ing and looking after tho interests of these
same little responsibilities. Visit tho schools
see that your children are supplied with the
necessary books and apparatus, and see too,
tlittt they are In their proper places lu the
school room each and every day. One day
lost Is removing u link from the chain that
draws them up to a higher and nobler sphere
when they enter the battle of life. Vllt
the schools and thus encourage the children
and the teacher. Show them that you are
interested in their progress, and our wsrd
for It you will rain your reward in their
more rapid advancement.
mini) Id'HU.
Mr. Harvey Nuss and Miss Maggie Parr
were married on Sunday evening ; the cere
mony was performed by ltev. W. H. Mc-
Cutcheon.
Mr. G. B. Swank left forllazleton on Mon
day, where ho has n situation as clerk.
A party of about sixteen, accompanied by
the band, left hero on Thursday last and paid
Dr. Shuinan of Hellertown a visit. They had
a fine time with the exception of two upsets
and a torn silk dress. They were warmly
greeted by the Dr. who was formerly of
Mlllliii.
The protracted meeting in the Lutheran
church, closed on Sunday evening last. The
meeting was considerably disturbed byn few
lads who misbehaved during the whole sit
ies of meetings, which lasted two weeks.
They are half-grown lads who seem to not
yet have reached the age of self respect. Wo
think a few arrests would be the best meas
ure that could be taken for a similar case in
the future.
Seven teams have been busily engaged for
some time on tho rail road, hauling the ties
along the line. Tho work is done under tho
supervision of II. Ecroth.
One of the teachers lu this township had
occasion to paint the lower window panes of
all the windows, in order to keep the pupils
from looking out.
Services in all the churches were well at
tended on Sunday morning and evening.
Isaac Snyder has been confined to the house
with dyspepsia for about sW weeks, lie has
not been able to work since September.
I'roui (.Yntriillu,
1 he Odd rcllows have rented a room in
Staudenmeyer's building, which they will
occupy as a lodge room.
Our young friend, Jus. McFuddcn, intends
opening a saloon in the room under Lang
ton'H store, Centre street, Ashland. His
many friends wish him success in his new
undertaking.
The Davis family of Ohio, gave a concert,
consisting of voal music, in the Presbyteri
an church, on Monday evening. Their se
lections were very well rendered as were 11K0
those of Mr. Fred. Iteese and family, and
Messrs. llevau and Ivelley who assisted. On
the whole the concert was a success, both
musically and financially.
A man, named Kane, of Dark Corner, was
injured by 11 fall of coal, at the Logan Col
llery on Thursday,
Mr. Milllngton has opened a new dru
store in Curry's building, Locust Ave.
The two Misses Gallagher of Pottsvilh
and Miss Mugglo Itcilley uf .Shenandoah, are
the guests of the Miss Langoiis.
While the weather continues cold and
frosty, as It Is at present, we have much to
he thankful for, as we can now cross our
streets without danger of being lost in the
oceans of mud with which they are covered
at other times. Our borough fathers seem
to have very little regard for the lives of
pedestrians, as they annually add about
eighteen Inches of mini; but never think of
providing any means by which those who
cannot swim, may cross in safety. As we
may expect 11 thaw lu Spring, we would
suggest that they start a ferry, us they will
realize enough lu a short time to enable them
to lay crossings, without increasing the debt
of the borough.
If the lady who reads this card when In
want of Spool Cotton will ask
for the
"O. N.
T."
she will obtain the very best thread made.
,Vsk for Clark's "O. N. T." Cotton and
see that you get It.
For salo by all leading dealers,
fob l-y
Dhii Hf)bert In Trmihlr.
Olllcer Hruiidagc had his attention called
to the fact that Dun Seybert's team was
standing untied for several hums 011 the cor
ner of Hroad and Wyoming streets Tuesday,
and as tho horses had been unhitched, mid
nothing prevented them from running away
except the breast chains, which was attached
to the sled, Hrundagu put the team lu IC1111
kle's livery stable, and ordered thu man in
charge to hold the horses in custody until
therwlso ordered by him. He then went to
thu lock. up ami 011 his return was met
by Seybert, who was mud as 11
march hare, ami demanded the release of his
team, at the same time venting his spleen oil
the olllcer, who advised him to tuku matters
cool or otherwise he might be compelled to
nay a line for violating thu borough ordi
nance. Whei, Hriindago went to report thu
case to thu llurgess, Seybert went to tho liv
ery stable mid swore he would have his team
lu Bpltu of burgess, policemen, or tho devil.
Wilson Kunklo and his brother Henry were
busy hitching up a team at the time mid told
Dim that they could not permit his horses to
leave the stable until ordered to do to, Hoy.
bcrt then became furious and attempted to
take nut his team by foice. Hen, ICiiukle
interfered, when Seybert commenced a brn.
tal iissaiilt 011 him, llson Kuiikle was un
ublu to render his brother any assistance, ns
he had to hold tho team he was hitching
when the scullle began, and to make matters
worse one of tho horses tramped on Ids foot.
However he happened to have a revolver in
ids pocket and pulling It nut he scared So)'-
hert by the sight of It. The latter then
sought revenge by having Wilson ICiiukte
....... ,i...i r... ...... ..i i 1...11... iii. i i
lllll-fMt-tl llll ll-,n.llllt llllll IftllieiJ II llll IUIUIII I
to kill, Tho case wni heard before
Hiiulre 1
Gorman, who placed the defendant under
J!J00 hull for his appearance i it. court, and
ns soon ns the hearing was ended Hen. Kim-
klo huil heybcrl arrested on a similar charge.
He was lake.i b.-foie Squire Schutter, who
placed Seybc.il under .'KjOO ball, but although
lie Is very well known, the chances nppenrcd
very slim for Dan to ohtuln a bondsman lu
town, Late In thenflernoon he was in cus.
tody of the olllcers who were prcpailng to
escort him to the county lull, when E. P.
KUncr consented to be Ills surety. - Itatetton
Scnlintl.
The great superiority of DR.
BULL'S COUGH SYRUP over
all other cough remedies is attested
by the immense popular demand
for that old established remedy.
For the Cure of Coughs,
Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma.
chitis, Whooping Cough, Incipient
Consumption and for the relief of
"onsumptivc persons in advanced
":r'es ot the Uiscase. i'or
t r.ll Druggists. Price, 2" cents,
NOV. 4.
'Si um
Business Notices
L. T. Simmies.) Is now doling out his en
tire stock of notions, wholesale and retail, at
really reduced Duces, to emit business.
Give him u call and secure the bargains of the
season. Inn Hi Z-w
Unlit calicos and cambilcs hist in at I. W.
Ilartman's.
Conner's line of Syrups can not be beaten.
omen s mid clilldreu s shoes at " per
cent less than real value, at thu Great Bar-
gain More opposite hxchnngo Hotel.
Embroideries 2 cents up to $1.50 per yard
at 1. . ilartman's.
Llalit blue, pink and other shades of new
cashmeres jusl received at l.utz i: Sloan s.
Shoes, tinwnrc.ghisswnre, chinaware,lanips
and a lull line ot anything et "Way iowu"
prices Great li.irgain More, opposite
jAciiauge Hotel.
Conner has saiirkraul for sale
Table linens, linen towels, crash &c, Ac,
at I. Y. llurtinaifs.
Hemember the great bargain store remains
but n few weeks, so call at once for rare
bargains.
ISlcnchcd muslins and shirt bosoms at I.
. Ilartman's.
A hirsju assortment ol new calieoei
light
and dark, at Ltitz. it Sloan's.
I. W. Ilartman's Combination More at
tracts people for 2o miles.
A
lljrr MOCK OI -V I Ileum ., anil lllliei
gooil nindlns ju-t received at Lutz it Sloan's.
Don't foriict to call at Conner's if you want
anything in the grocery or uiieciiswuru line.
It will pay you.
Parlies desiring corn at wholesale prices
an tret It in So liushel lots anil upwards, ot
W. ('. Itiehart, Hloomsburg. feb II -1-w'
I he largest and cheapest stoeli 01 new
Hamburg edgings In town at Lutz it Sloan's.
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A ! ui'c Cure Found at Last !
,o Ono Need Sutler !
A suro cure for bllnd.bleediug, itching and
ulcerated rules has been discovered by Dr.
William, (mi Indian remedy,) called Dr. Wil-
llam s Indian ointment. A single liox has
cured the worst chiouic cases of 2.1 or !io
years standing. No one need sulfer live
minutes utter applying tins wouueriui sootn.
Im: iiiiilUiue. Lotions lust iiimciits and clec-
tuaiies do more harm than good. William's
.Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the In-
Tense itching, (particularly at night after get
ting warm 111 iied.laris nsn potiltlce.gives in
stant and painless relii f.aud is prepared only
lor lilies ivc, anil tor nothing else.
ltcud wlialilon. .1. -u. uotllulierrvnt Clove.
land says about Dr. William's Indian Pile
Ointment : I have ucd scores of pile cures.
and it iilVords me pleasure to say that I have
never lound anything whlcli gave me such
immediate and permanent relict us Dr. Wil
liam's Indian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed on re.
ceipt of price, 31.00.
SXErJFLJT tSt CO., Por'rs.
(13 Vescy St., New York.
JOHN A. FUNSTON & Co
Real Estate, Trust, Investment and
Collection Office.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
von s i.b
;u acres, irood land, bulldlmrs. fences, fruit nnd
water. In Kenton twp., ono mile, to Now Coliinitu.
Terms reasonable, owned by D.iulel Weuner, 1 1 lee
J,UjU
SIS Acres. Hurley farm. Montour townshln.fr jm
dwelling bouse, bank oarnand other out-buildlngs,
good suilj about w acres timber; well watered;
ueaiiny lucauou, guuu luarjiets. ir aesireu, will ui
vmi 111 iwii ur iiiiuo iruiui. reouruus. jermsenKy
.Mm uwuuuuj wiu. iVUI, iSIJ.
A comfort ible now buck dwelllniron 6th blrcet.
vcsiui .Murui, lu rjuina, a valgum.
ito acres on south bank of rlrer lw miles from
town ot Mllllln on road to ller.vlck. 115 acres bottom
ltnd.b dance limber. Ilrick dwelling, bank barn and
outuuiimngs, goon rtuit nnu water, (wellaud rouu
Udnl. Also a valuable deposit ot live acres of bilck
and iiottors clay. Owned by John Wulf, oflilooius-
uurg
Adoslrabln now brick dwelilnir house and alare-a
frumo dwelling liuiuo and rr.iuio stable on Kubt
ttrtetonucioor ueiowTiuru,
hots ofTtTcd on easy terms with contracts to build
11 uebiruu.
D.i acres In MadUintownshlnioceuDledbvJOienh
vtisj, ituuu irn'uu iiuunu uuu uauK uarn.
Land
lately well limed und manured.
Applo orchard and
other fruits.
105 Acres In Vlshtnecrcek townthlD. on road In
Benton. Hack house, frame barn and theds cood
nuti-rat house an I barn. Apple orchard and other
truiuj, uttiu-u uy juuu t eaicr.
ll'i Acros DIM luclhv land In Hemlock tnwnuhln.
1 .V miles from Hloomsburg. Frame dwelling, bank
UUIU UllVt ItlU ll'UIIIll llUUQeB,
3 story brick dwulllne. now frnmo barn irood
water and fruit. All lu beat of condition mi (Innrn
Mreei, lu'juiuiuii'g, uciweun urn nuuuu.
A large tramii house and barn with outbuildings, 0f tlmbelraudHituitiiiniiriarern, 1 ,mri wn.i,in.r,.r..ri.
cood w a'.er and f, ult. corner nf Third 1 nn imiir,?J "luwuurauuBiiuaieinunart.rciliUnai'lSblugcietk
btreets.
. - ,
A very nleiisniitfroinodwelllne. corner nt Mli nnrt
nun oLiiein, mm naiur uuu gus. All la goouconai
nun,
A 21. ktiri fiMtnn mrrlA.-n am! lilnnlcnin, ,1...
40xi!o leetou Iron near Mala blrcet, with trade and
Kinni n,n. n um nei, ui luuis ia eacn department,
lloasoiublu pilco und teims.
A no irlv new 2-tcrv train ' d.vnlllni- nn Vnnriti
Street, catawlua, frame btable, good water, und
fruit, ull in gold oinduion.
aisu, j' ivies i.iiiu on 11, 11. s w, 1!, it, near
Cat iwlssi Paper Mills, with coal yard. 4 llmo kilns,
und railroad biding. A desirable bile for cur simps
or other mauiifactjry. Teuiu reasonable. onld
oyj. 11. Kiiiuie,
OS acres, well watered, in Hemlock tmvi.eiii,.
frame house, bank barn and out-bulldlngs, chuleo
'Jull..y?un VrcU lrJ wltu K''"la 1,1 tfround, stock
Ac, if desired, 'ihomus lllcuey owner.
ror particulars, upply to
Oct. 1 1, 'sl.tt JOHN A. FUNSTON,
or PAUL L'.W JUT.
h:. cabter.
CONTIUGTOU & BUILDER.
DRAWINGS
AND
SPHCIFI0ATI0XS FOB lil'II.MXO'S,
Jt'U AVAMXaXAiU.
Jobbing :f all kinds promptly attended to,
All work warranted to glvo
tmlisTuulion,
lb a J
Ity virtuo of suntliy writs Issued out of
the Court uf Common Pleas of Columbia coun
ty, nnd to mo directed, will bo exposed to public
salo nt tho Court Houso In Hloomsburg, at two
o'clock p. in., on
, . Iljl . QQ()
1111 'v a.' uui uuijr xllii, uuw.
All thatccrulnlotorptccoof ground situate In
Exst Bloomsburg, Columbia county, Pennsylvania.
bounded and described ns follows, to-wlt ', On the
north by an alloy, on tho cast by an nlle), on the
south by lot ot Turnbtcb, nnd on tho west
by public road from Hloomsburg to llcrwlck, (now
callM liiststrcot) Containing lu front on said lead
(Kast street) about Ilttvfect.nnd In depth about ono
hundred and nlnoty-clglit feet, ou which Is elected
s Iftiyo two story brlcx bultdlnd stablo and out
buildings, a well st good wntcr on the premises.
Seized, taken In oxeculton nt tho suit ot John (1.
Freeze, administrator of l.ovllla Menagh. d 'ceased,
against Itlcliard II. Menagh wlllinotlce to Charles
.Vivage, terro tenant nnd to bo sold os the property
ot Charles Havako.
Iiahki.kv, Attorney, Al. Vend, llx,
ALSO,
I'ho following described real cstato situate In
Hemlock townshlp.CotumtlA county, Pennsylvania,
ntho propjrty otM.O. Shoemaker, dcceisid.r.s
follows, to n It i Tract No, 1, sltuato in tho town ot
liuckhorn, bounded northwardly by lot of I), icy-
hirt'acstuccastwardly by MaloslrecMouthwarii
ty by an nllcy,ftnd westwardly by an nllcy.on which
arc erected a two story brtcls dwell'ng house, frame
stable ana other ouUbu'.ldtngs, and a good wohof
water, containing 1-4 aero ot land, more or less,
:o. t, bltuato In the town of Uuck Horn, bounded
nortliwaidly by an alley ,cstwardly by Main trect,
southwardly by lotot D.NeyliarfaPStatc, md west
wardly by an alley, on which aro erected a two story
frame dwelling houso and other out-bulldlng, well
ot water and good fruit trees, containing one-fourth
acre of land more or less.
No. 3, situate In Uuck Horn, und bounded north
wardly by lot of K. Jt. Crawford, eastardly by land
ef II. P. Fruit, southwardly by lotof .lohn I'rout and
westwardly by Mala street of said ton, on which
tro erected a tramo store house, shed, stable and
other out-bulldlngs, containing twenty-eight perch
es of land noroorlcsi.
No. 4, situatoln Hemlock township, bounded by
landicf John Mllleron tbo north, on tho east by
Imdsof 11. J. Appleman, south by lands ot William
Oh!, and on tho west bylandsof John Mlller.con
tainlng six acres nnd sixty eight perches of Und
m ire or less.
Kcl7cd,tf.kcn In execution nt the suit of Elizabeth
Ebner against S. (1. M. Hollowpeter, administrator
of M. (1. shoemaker deceased, nnd Wm. it. sboo-
makcr.nnd to bo sold as the properly of M. O. Shoe
maktr deceased.
IUkklkv, Attorney. VI. Fa.
U. II. ENT, Sheriff.
SHERIFFS SALE.
l)y virtue of su dry wilts Issued out of th
Court ot Common I'let if Col'iiaUa county and
to mo directed, will be cipiKd to public .-ale at tho
Court House, In Bloonnburg, Piims Irani i, nt two
o'clock, p. m. on
MONDAY, I-MiniiUAliY, OJi, 1HS2.
All that certalnlotor piece of land Mtuat' In (irecn-
woad townshlu.CoIumbla county, Penuu v int.". de
scribed nsf.jllows, to-wlt: Hounded o.i ili- i.orth
by land of Elinlra Albertsou, on tho cait by land of
John Moore, on the ssuth by land of Augustus stou-
dcr, on the west y land of Elulra Albertsou. Con
taining to acres sud ss perches on which are ere ted
a frame hou3e,barn and out-bulldlngs.
Seized taken In execution at the suit of Thoaius
Mather assigned to Alml 'a Johnson, a?aln3t O:o.
. Hoffmin anlti bisi'dastho property nt Oeo.
W. Hoffman.
iKELBa Att'y. Al. Vend Ex.
AI.SU,
Tho third Interest of thefolljnlot described lot
of ground situate In Oat v.vlsn, Columbia county
and Stato of Pennsylvania, oa tho ea3t corner ot
Main and Third street of sill town, bounded on tho
wcstbyTh'rdstrcet.ontln north by lotot I). Hughos,
oa tho south by Main Street and oitlneastby lot
of William John, on which aro erected a largo two
story frame store house and out-bulldlngs.
Seized taken In execatloa at the suit of li Frank
Zarr executor of Georgo Zarr, Uecjascd, a jalnst
Isaiah John, N. P.John and W. E.John and to to
sold as tho proparty of V. E. John.
Zauk, Att'y. Vend E .
ALSO.
Mltlu right title and Interest of William Mas-
In'lnrln tun IriManflanrtclliirt aln Cnr-aHnif (nun.
11,1,, v,lnmlil,i nmnt, Vminvlinl.i ,hmmil,.,l nnrt
described as follows : Tract No. 1. Hounded on the
north and east by lands of Andrew He&9, on the
south by land ot Andrew Hess, on tho west and
north by land3 of Wm. rotorman, containing nvo
acres moro or less ou which aro erected a two story
dwelling housi, fratro barn, shop, and other out
buildings. Tract .No. s. Hounded on tho north by
Andrew Hes3 nnd E IJah roternnn, i n the west by
Sills Iicnjamtu, on tho south by Kllas.Shutz, on the
oast by land of Ellas ShulU atid Andrew Hess, con
taining W acresmore or lebs.
Seized, taken In execution at iho suit of tvi.nticl
Iloacock now for the 1133 ot II, Ii. Hcacock against
WUllam Masteller, nnd to bo S3ld as tao proj.ertyof
William Masttller.
Funz, Att'j. vend Ex,
ALSO,
TI19 folloxlng described real cstato slluato In
Flshlngcrcck township, Columbia county and State
of I'ennsjKaula, tho property of hlfoid Preston,
bounded and descrlbedas follows, to-wlt; HeglnMng
at a post corner tf land of Daniel Kltch.'n, theuco
alone division lino south ono halt decree two hun
dred anl fourteen and two tenths perches to a post
thence by land of Edward Mclleury, north sixty.
seven dojiees east ono hundred nnd thirty-one.
perches to a Spinlih oak down,) thenco by land ot
Jacob rarver, north one-half di'srco east, ono hun
dred and hlxty-two perches to a whlto oak, and
theuco by land of l'hlllp Apploman, north eighty.
nlnoand one-half decrees west, ono hundred and
twenty audouo tenth perches to tho place of be
t'lnnlD'; contalulai one hundred and thiity-three
ana, and tweuty-tlvo perches and tho usual al
lowance of Mx per cent for roads tc. On which nro
erected a two btory framo dwelling house, larjo
bank barn and other O'lt-bulldlnKS,
Seized, taken In execution at the butt of P. 1).
!)lack against Elford Preston ana to bo sold as tho
property cf Elford I'rcstou.
Ikei.kk, Att'y, Al.KI. Fa.
U, II. ENT", MierlH.
ALSO,
Tho following deacrtbod real ostato sltuatelntho
town of llloomsbui'tf. Columbia county, Pennsylva
nia, as the property of (Jeorfr ) II. Kitchen, bounded
and debcilbcd as follows to-wlt; On thoiorth by
lot of T. (jutnn, on tho cast by Hlaekberry alley, on
tbo south by lotof It. Jones, and on the vest by
Hull ltoad street, (beliif lot No. cii) on which laro
erected a ono and a half storj trams dwelling house
and out-kllchcn.
helztd, taken In execution at tho suit ot l'hlllp
Utcbard against (icorgo 11. Kitchen and tobcsold
as tho property of (leoigo ll. Kitchen.
iKKLKK, Att'y, I I. Fu.
ALSO,
Ail that certain leal ustnle, bltunte lu tl.e town of
Hloomsburg, Columbia coanty, l'enusy vatita, boun
ded on tho north by Second Uroct.on the east by
land of E J, Thornton, ou the a uth by landuf .1
It, Moycr and on the west by laul of Thornton and
Uirton, oontnlnlng W) feet front nnd Tl foet d.'ep.ou
which Is erected a tno-story frame tin thop.
A LSO.
All t bat certain real estato situate In tho town ot
Hloomsburg, Columbia county, I'cnnsylvanla, in
scribed as follows, to-wlt : bounded on t he north by
land of I). V, Hartaan, on tbo oast by Market street
and tho south ly Hldjo alley, and on tho west by
Murray alley, contalnlog feotf.oiit feet
dt ep, on which Is erected a dwelling houso b rn and
out-buiiuings,
Seized, taken In oxoculljn at tho suit of Johnson
Duck Co., against Andiew M, Itupert, ad to bo
Mia as tno property of Andrew M. itupert.
Littles, Attorney vend Ex,
ALSO,
Thn undivided nnn.1iair tnfiv.,t I,, n n ,lnn,t
1 ,rt
townships, Columbia county, and state of I'enusyl
vanla, boiindel aid descrlbedas fjllows, to-wlt i
Ueglnnlng at a btono, formerly black oak.lt bo
Ing an original corner of a surrey tn tho warrantee
name ot Nathan licach, and another In the name ot
Daniel F, Seybort, theuco alongsald lleach surrey
south, eighty-one degrees west, four hundred and
fifty tlireo perches U a cuae, formerly a chestnut
oak, tacneo bytnusamo south nine degrees east.
tifty-two perches to nones, thenco by tho samo
south etgl.ty-ono degreos west sixty-two rerchos to
btono j, thence by surrey tn tho warranto tamuot
s ini'icl J. 1'ealer, north twenty degrees, ono bus
dred and twenty Blx percluw to btones, thenco by
laud la the warrantee name of Johu Allegar, thenco
oy mo tame north seventy two degroos east throo
huciinu ami eighty perchoston black oak, tience
by land warranteed to Perry Huckalow, north bov
t'uiy.uvo degrees east one hundred and tblrty-twi
percuss to a post, tnotieo north clghty-Blx and
hilt degrees east lifty.ono perches to a chestnut
oak, thence north sixty. two degrees east.olgbty.
lour percues 10 a pobt, tuoaco soutu two degree
webt oue hundred and tlfty-olght perchoa to tho
placo ot beginning, containing four hundred acres of
luil, btrlct measure,
SeUo I, taken In execution at tho suit of th; liloomi
burg Hanking Co., against A, H, Pearson and to bo
sold us the proierty of A, II, I'earton.
Wiht, Attorney, Vend.Ui.
siuiscniiiK rem
THE COLUMBIAN.
SI 00 IN ADVAKCK,
A good, rclinblc pocket knife is what
very gentleman should possess. We
ihvo about 75 patterns, ranging in price
evi
huvo nbout io Pi
from 10 cents to $2.r.O each.
Tliovo arc some tilings it pays to buy
onlv tho best. The celebrated combina
tion ltazor Strop nnd lloiio which wo
offer is thu article-1 price f0 cts. It can
not be excelled.
I am but a stranger 1 icio 1 .Tersov is my
home. While I stay I shall use A arren e
Hvnpoi-atod Vegetables. S." et. package
iniikcs la quarts of delicious soup.
Pink Evr. DisTKMiT.u. This fatal dis
eae of Horses may be prevented and
cured by the free use of Hendersliott's
German Cattle Powder j it cleanses the
systemj eniiches the blood mid puts your
horse in a healthy condition. Large
package, 25 ets. or 5 for Si. 00.
o -
Well, it's mighty hard to cough and
strain so dreadfully 1 I really do believe
I (.hall cotiu'h up my boots, if I don't gel
relief 1 Why be so distressed, when
Dr. Von Zotta's Homeopathic l'eetoral
will cure you and restore you to health
and happitiCM. '-'5 cent and $1.00 bottles.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
ECHSTEK'S NOTICES.
XV) Notice Is hereby en en to all legatees, credi
tors nnd other persons mtercsted in the estates of
tho lvspecttU' decedents and minors, that the fol-
loYTlngudmlulslrator3',oxccutors'nnd guardians' no
counw hne been nled in tho ollleo of tho ltcglstor of
Col. Co. nnd will bo presented for connrmailon and
allowance lu tho Orphans'
Court to bo held In
Dlooinsburir.
on Monday, Feb. t, lSs, at 2 o'clock
p. in. on said day
1. Thn account of Ezklel Fritz and W'm.l'. ltobblns
administrator of I'.UjU.i ltobblns, late ot Jackson
townsnip, ueceasoj.
2. Tho first and final account ot John I'fouts, ad
ministrator, ae oonus non cum lesramenioon
nexo.ot tho cstato ot Hannah Ualrd, deceased, us
nied by Itachcl rfouts, executrix, of tho last win
ana testament 01 jonn riouis, aeceasea.
8. AccountofMlrandaI.ee, administratrix of Pop
ly KIsner, deceased, la'u of Ikrwlck.
4. First and tlnal nccouot of John J. I.onirenberiror.
administrator of John Jacob Longenboiger, Tato
01 milium lowusuip, ucceaso J,
C. Final account ot Frcas Drown, gu udlai of Sam
uel u. vreasy, minor eiinu ui 11, . ureasy, laic
ui oeuii luivusui, ucceuaeu,
c. Third and partial accountnt John Hollas one of
111c executors 01 auiiiu ueuas, nue 01 rituing
creeS, deceased.
First nnd tlnal account of John K. Orotz, admin
istrator of William Verry, lalo of tho town of
Hloomsburg, deceased.
First and final account ot Stephen Clearheart,
guardian of Charles Uiarheart, a minor child of
Jabob uearh?art, late ot Miln township, de
ceased. The llratnnd final account of William Fotter
man.uxccutor of Jonas Fcllcrta in.Ialo ot Locust
township, deceased.
10. Second and final account of I. K. Krlckbaum and
wuuam unuk, executors of Joshua urlnk, lato
ui oeuuun luwusmp, uecuascu.
!! The llrst and partial account of D. Frank Zarr.
one ot tho administrators of Androw (Jingles,
ueceaseu.
U. Tho first and final account ot n. Frank Zarr, ad
uuuiraior oi uannan &arr, ucccasca.
13. The second account of 11. Frank Zarr, executor
01 ueorgo r.nrr, ueceaseu.
U. The first and nartlal account of It. F. Chatiln.
ono 01 tno executors 01 .larea uarnson, ue-
coaseu.
15. The nnal account of Thomas Dollman, guardian
ci bjizaoem uouman, a minor cauu 01 joun
lioinnan, uucast u,
10. ThellnalaccountotThomas Dollman, guardian
01 wuuam uouinan, a minor cuuaoi jonu uou
man deceased.
17. The llrst and tlnal account of Seth Shoemaker.
administrator ot Catharine buoemaker, lalo 01
ucmiocK tow nsmp, ueceaseu.
18. An nccount of J. M. Lilly, administrator of Jo
seph Liny, iate 01 scott townsnip, aeceasea.
19. I'll st and tlnal account of Samuel Lchr. admlnls
trator of Joseph Lehr, latoot Heaver township,
ueccabeu.
211. Tho first and tlnal account of Jeremiah Kostcn-
liauder and J. c. untitle, administrators of Clara
21. Flistund nnal account of Thomas J. Vandcr
slice, auintuiotrator or neuvcca vanaerauce,
lato of Mt. Pleasant township, deoetsed.
as tiled by his cxeculors, John Kinder and C. M
Vaudersllce.
it. First nnd final account of John L. Mover, ad
mliitstrator cf Ueorge W. Marsh, lato of tho City
ot ningii .imon, siuie 01 -ew 1 orK, aeceasea
S3. First and linn! nccount of Hiram shucars. ad
mlnlsirnlor of (iiorgo llolltnback, lute of Main
luwnsuip, aeceasea
Heclster'a Ofllce,
Bloooisburg Jan. 5, 's-2.
QEO. W. STEHNEK,
Kejlater.
7-lDOWS' APPlt.VISKMEXTS.
1. Widow's appraisement In thocs.
iate ot .1. u. B'.uKtr, ucceoaea.
l'ersonnlty. tl'JO US
2. Widow's appraisement InthoeE
tatoot deorgo Straus. r, deceas
ed, l'ersjualty, 1300 00
s. Widow's apprahvment lathe es
tato of Juhu Hlillg, deceased,
1'erionalty. fioo on
4. W'lloWs appraisements In tho es
tato ot 1). V. Herlln, deceased.
Personalty. tT 25
Itealty. Mil 75
?0O 0)
Widow's appraisement In the (s
tatoofS fc. H shoeiaaker,(lecoas
ed. Personalty. m 31
TVtnl roatty. 'iuo 01) 1223 35
Wldiw's appraisement In I ho es
tate of Ueorgo A, HowmaUideccas
ed. Personalty. J300 ou
Will bo confirmed nisi on tho llrst Monday of Feb.
ruary liv.', and unless exceptions bo nied within
four (lavs thereafter, the sumo will becontlnned
absolutely.
jail 1.1 1-0 WM. KUlCKIIAl M.
N
TOTK'K IN PAltTl'ITOK.
ESTATE OP El.lZAI'iETIT WKN.S'KH, DECEASED.
To Julia Sehloier. Intermarried with Jaeoo sehle.
er, ot cu&iiuehannn county l'a; H. V. (larreit.ot
laH Nnuiteoke, Hi7eroi;couniy, l'a.. Mahlon H.
licks, of Ualtlmom. Mil., hiisan A. Wolf. Intermar
ried with Andre Wolf, of Hlack Creek. Luzerne
countr,U'a.. Henry ShalTer, Susanna Crawford, inter-
mariicu wuu pieimeii Liawiuru, Augeuuu iiarretr,
uiieriiiui neu nun i-vi ii.iuuii, uuu siejiueu roue.
ruaruian uu mem ui uiu uuuur cunureu 01 isinuy
licks, all tf Columbia couutv. l'a.. meeting:
In accordance with a rule ernntcd unon thn 12th
day of December, lssi, by tho Orphans' Court of co-
luinuia euuui, , ou nro nereuy uuuituu unu requu ca
to appear upon tho llrst day of the next term ot
Courtand accept at tlw valuation, tho following do-
heii ueu men isea ur biujw euusu twiv inu KnmH sna i
not bo sold. Mi: All that certain messuairo or tract
of land situ iuj la centre township, Coluiuuta coun
ty, oouboeu 01111:0 norm uynpuuuc roan, on tno
east ny a puimu roan, un inu soma uy lanas 01 vi.
sou Miller, und on tho wojt by lauds of 11. chwep
penheUer, contulnlncr two acres moro or less with
1110 appurieaances, et iuo estate 01 said aecoaent.
U.H ENT,
Jan. B-4W Sheriff.
I
List or juitons, feu. tehji, isbs.
... , .. iTt.-,ta
John Culn.Olasco Cameron, Moyd Fox, t.
r lllcks, IHKubn.Th
lllcks. I H Kubn. Thomas Vannatta, KUag (l gger.
Catawlssa Jacob Kltngoman.
Cen.ralla James l7kc.
Flihlngcreck Charles Ash , .
(ircenwood-lsaac lilack, Joseph Keller, David
Manning.
jacKSun :amuci nnouso.
Looust Klmber Lec.
Madison James mialne, W U Merlcle
Main Henry (iltllng, Nathan Miller
Mllllln M M Hartr.el, AdamMlllcr
Montour Samuel (linger
Ml. rieasint I'etcr Jacoby
l'luc Slablon Moser
TK THK COUltT OF COMMON PLEAS
JL OK COLOMUIA COUNTY.
Notice Is hereby given that an nppllcatlan will b
miwi tn nut l rourt. on Monday. February Cth. A. D.
1S52, under net of Assembly ot tho Commonwealth
ot l-cnnsylvanla, entitled "an act to provide lor the
f'Ulllluil in cerium iviuiiv
IJOth. lSU.nndtho subple
s charter ot an Intended cor
The Young Men's Christian
poratlon to bo called '
i.rwlaltnn nt Hernn-lr IM." tha oblcct of which la
tor tbo lmprorement ot tb.9 spiritual, mental, roelal,
and phi slcal condition of youDg men, and for these
purpoies to have, possess and enjoy all the rights,
benetltsand privileges ot tho ta'.d act of Asembly
and Its supplements.
ANDltEW K. OSWALD,
Jan 18 i-l Solicitor.
As
DM IK1STR ATOItS KOTICK.
KSTATE OF ABIUIIltrORE DTCEASED.
Letters of administration on thecstate of Abraham
Force, late of orange township, Columbia count r.
deceased, have been granted by tho ltegtster of bow
county to tho undersigned administrator. AU
ncrsnns havloir claims airalnst the cstato of said
decedent aro requested to present them for settle
1 ment and thore indebted to make payment to Oe
undcrsljncd administrator wtlhost delay.
Flshlngcreek.
Jan jo-w
HENRY rULLMHH,
Administrator.
E
XKCUTOlt'S KOTICK.
ESTATE Or JACOB Y. DECK, DECEASED.
Letters testamentary on the estate ot Jaccb V.
Ileck. lato ot Centrt township, Columbia county.I'a,
decoased, have been granted by tho Heglster of said
county to the undersigned Executor. All persons
unving claims against iuu usuii'i ui mu uavcucu.
aro rciiuasieu io preaeiil, mem i'ji Denieiiii-Mi. us.
thoso indebted to the estato to make payment to
tho underslgnod exooutor without delay.
OKOHOE M. WHITMIHE,
tanl3G-w" Executor,
Ornngevlllo l'a.
UDITOh'3 KOTICK.
uln tho matter oil no. tsa fcd. jerm, is.s.
Samuel Heck, as-1 And now Dee. 30. lbSt, on mo
slgned to Coium- tlonofsC. W. Miller, Att'y. tor
bla County Mutual I plaintiff, Samuel Knorr, fled. Is
Saving Fund and fnppolnled Auditor to make au
Loan Association, (tributlou ot proceeds arl.ilug
vs. irum ?lteilii a aaieui icm.touiic.
1. K, schweppen-1
hciser. J uvtiic v.uubt.
Ill liiir 11 inu 1 ui mu uuu e, inu imuiiothut"
torwlll tit at his onice In llloomsDurg, on Friday,
February 3rd, lss;, at ten o ciocku. 111., 10 penorm
tho duties of his appointment when and where all
neraons tnteruMcrt should ODnenr nnd present their
claims or be debarred from coming in ou said lund.
S. KNOHK,
Jan. 5-4w Auditor.
DMINISTUATOIVS KOTICE.
ESTATE OK MAKT11A SliyuAII. UblAAaau,
Letters of administration on tho estate of Martha
Shumau, late of Main twp, Columbia county,
aeceo-sed, have ucen granted by tho lteglster of said
county to tho unders'gnedudmtnlstrator.AU persona
uaving claims uy;aini vuu uamwui ouiu uiwiiu.
are reiiuebted to present them for settlement and
lUOSO maeuicu 10 lilts emmu iu uiuno iiajiuuui, iu 110
undertlgned administrator n Ithout delaj.
dec so ow WM. K. SUUMAN,
Administrator.
I". O address, Malnvllle, Col., Co , l'a.
i DMIKISTItATOB S KOTICE
ESTATE OF MOSES EVEBETT, DECEASED.
Leu era of Administration on tho estate of Moses
Lrerctt, lato of orange townBhtp, Columbia couDtj
I'enn'a., decee sed, havo been granted by tho ltegte.
terotbaldcountytotho undersigned Adm'r.iLb.n
Ail persons having claims against the csta' of tin
decodent aro requested to prosent them for settle
ment nnd thoso indebted to tho estato to mako pay
ment to tho undersigned Administrator without
delay.
J. HOWARD KLINE,
C. W. Mii.i.ui, AdmUlstrator, d. b. n.
Attorney dec 30 ow f , o. orangevllle.
A
DMIKISTRATOE'S KOTICE.
E3TATE OF LOCH FOLK, DECEASES,
Letters of administration on tho estato of Loula
Folk, late ot Hemlock township, Commtla county,
retina, deceased, have been granted by the Uepte
tcrof said county to 1'ercTvel Folk and Joel Folk
administrators. All personahnvlng claims ugalns
the estato of.tho decedent are requested to pre&onl
them for settlement, nnd thoso indebted to the es
tate to mako payment to tbo undersigned admlnlt
trators without delay. l'El'CIVEL FOLK,
C. W. Ml'ltt JUEL FOLIC,
Attorney, Administrator.
dec so e.w
A
DMIKISTItATOlt'S KOTICE.
ESTATE OK CATHARINE dAlA, DECEASED.
Letters of administration on the cstato of Cutis
rlnetlall.Iato el Montour township Columbia county
l'onu'a., deceased, havo been granted by tho ltegls
ter of Bald eo. to c, c. I'eaeock.iidmu.Uttator.ct.a.
All persons having claims against tlie esiaioonne
decedeutare requested to present them for settlo
inont and those Indebted to the estato to make iuj.
ment to tho undersigned executor without delay.
C. C PEACOCK,
Administrator, c. t. a.
Jau. 5-dw
1ST
TOT1CK.
'Notice Is hereby dven that tho following n'eount
has tieen tiled in th l'roihonotary'n oflleo ot Colum
bia cwnty, nnd will bo presintcd 10 tho court c
Common I'k as of said oountyou tho nrst Monday
0f;i'enuary. A, H, 6S and conthined after the
fourth day of bald term unless exceptions be filed
rltbln that tlmo.
1. The first account of 11. Frank Zarr, Trustee un
der thu will of Ueorgo Zarr.
WM. KltlCICHAt'M,
I'roth'y.
Jau.4-,c
O
Ph CO
MORNING LIGHT,
DOUBLE HEATER.
0. C. GALIGNAN,
BLOOMSBURG.