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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOM SB URG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
FIMDAY, AIM til. V, 1882.
Correct Knllroml Time Tntile.
Trains on tho Pbllndelphl.. k 11. II. lento ltupal
ai follows i
KOIItrt. SOUTH.
Olsn. m. 11 ! n. m.
4 ic p.m. o 4.s p. in
TNlns on tho I), L W. II. II. lo xo ll'ootnsburg
as follows i
NfllTII. FOUTH.
7 ss a.m. ol n m.
U lip. m. 11 43 a in.
a ' o p. m. 4 ill p. in
Tlio 1 1 41 train south connects with tlio Phlla
dclnhtft Heading nt upcrt, nnil with llio
Northern Ccntrnl at Nortliiiinterl.iiid.
ForcpatigH'H circus will lie In Sunliiiry on
April SOlli.
There xVlll lie n tolnl eclipse of the urn
on tlio 17th nf May.
Choice cablingc mid lettuce plants for sale
nt .1. Garrison's, Btli street. S.xv
(Julie it large drove of mules jm'-id
through town mi Wednesday lint.
The new Lutheran cliureli at .Milton was
dedicated on Sunday, the 21th of Maieh.
Anna Dickinson will he at Wilkes llarrc
during this iiionth, and will appear n
"Hamlet."
A few more such days us Kiinil.iy nnd
Monday will bring forth the btttls nnd
blossoms,
Sunday win u peifect A pi II day. It
opened with a thunder shower which wns
followed hy warm sunshine.
Well eountelfellcd live dollar gold pieces
nr.; In clreidatlon. If you get a handful of
gold coins, see that they are genuine before
putting them Into your pocket.
llcporla of proceedings of local Insti
tutes In I'ine and Centre townships have
heen omitted this week for want nf space:
will puhllsh them next week.
The lineal Tailoring Establishment In
town Is X. S. Tingley's, in rooms over the
Columbian Olilce, where he Is prepared to
do all kinds of work In ids line.
There has been some delay in getting
the rails for the X. Sc V. I J. railroad. Hut
they are now being shipped to Shlckshlnny
fiom Scranton, and woik has commenced
at track laying.
A new weekly Vemoeiutic paper has
been stinted at Wiitsoiitown. Fornot &
Fisher are the proprietors and the former
is editor. The first number is goodlypo.
graphically and edltoiially.
Foil Su.i:. llenjamln Klsler near C'aiiby
I'ostOlllce, Mt. riensant township Coluinbla
counly Pa., oilers for sale 2 horses, the pur
chaser can have Ids choice from four head.
m:irch-'Jl-2 w.
It will not be safe for a mouth to come to
change your heavy underclothing for
lighter. Vou will probably need your over
coat many limes before the May Mowers
hlooni.
Mr. Wilson of lieiilon while passing a
team in going through the bridge near
that place, ran against the side and broke
his -wagon tongue. His team ran uwny
and one horse was considerably injured
All one armed and one legged soldiers in
Columbia County who are inteiested In the
proposed bill now before congress for an
increase of pension will plmisc communi
cate with (i. V. Mears, Ittipcrt, I'a., late
Sergeant Co.. A. mil Hcsr't. 1. K. V. C.
The llrst Annual Kcccption of the Dan
ville Luster Assembly will be held in the
Opera House at Hint place on Tuesday
evening, April 11th. It will be one of tin.
grandest allairs of Hie kind that has ever
been given there.
Trout lislilng began last Saturday but,
up to the present writing, the market has
not been overstocked witli llsti. The sport
Is not what It used lo be in Columbia
County it takes harder work to get
smaller lish.
The Town Council will meet hereafter in
their new room, second Moor of the Coi.r.M
wan building. The books and furniture
were placed In the room last Tuesday.
The ipiartcrs formerly occupied by the
Council in lirowcr's building, have heen
rented hy Col. John (!. Freeze.
Since the general refusal by business
men to accept punched coins, they have
mostly disappeared from circulation, and
it lias been a matter of wonder what be
came of them. Thousands of dollars are
sent to the Treasury at Washington every
week and there destroyed.
The variations in temperature of late
have been more bewildering than ever.
True Spring days, soft and balmy, have
alternated with days in which heavy over
coats were very desirable. This sort of
tiling may be health-giving, but we cannot
see how or why.
People will lind II to their advantage to
Stop where you will llnd line groceries,
Hour, teas, colTees, spices, butter and
cheese, choice syrup and molasses,
foreign fruit. Goods delivered promptly
five of expense. F. S. Ki.NPoni's.
Successor to T. W. Co.n.ni:i:.
The services at St. Haul's Episcopal
church ou Sunday, will be as follows i
Morning l'rayer at six o'clock-, service at
10, beginning with the I.lttmy.scrinoii and
Holy Communion. The music will be best
at the early service. In the evening the
Sunday School will present Its Buster of.
ferings,
Horlug for oil In Wyoming county lias
thus far proved n failure, if their opera
tors had applied for information to the
share holders of the Green Creek Petroleum
company of tills county, they perhaps
would not have sunk their money In tho
ground. Oil btock In Columbia and Wyom
lug counties Is of about ctuia! value.
The comedy-drama "llazlu Klrke," was
presented at the Opera House on Monday
evening last with good ellect. The prlncl
pal chnractcrs were well sustained nnd the
Biipport throughout was much better than
usually found In tioupes on the road. The
play Itself Is full of dramatic Incidents and
effective scenes and is certainly one of tlio
best of Its kind on the stage. Mr. John
Jack as J)M3tan Kirke, Miss Annulloylo as
Jfaxle and Mr. 1. I). Fisher as Pitticu Green
merit especial praise.
Tim Nkm HoAit. It Is about setlled that
the Heading road will come to Huubury.
The road ran be built by way of Sunbury
.- r.r.r nm . , I... I 111..
"I-uu,ouu iiicupcr man uy me imiiviiiu
route, and the proposition of tho Heading
people Is, that If they can get the right of
way via Sunbury at a nominal figure, Ihey
will construct the road. Tho people of
I.ewlshurg give the right of way through
that town and also pay for the right of way
from that placo to West Milton, which will
cost about lyll.OOO, )r, Hook, of Wlnllehl
will give the light of way through Ids
farm and ?') ,100, The people of Sunbury
tire asked to give the light of way through
tlio town, nnd n meeting of Council has
been called for this evening, when the
matter will assume 'hape. Xmlhumierluwl
Jkmomil,
How tho hearts of n crowd swell nnd
throb with pitiless haired ngalnsl the innii
who coughs during the performance at n
Ihcatre, when Ihey know he Is loo stingy
to Invest twenty-five cents Inn bottle of
i)r. Hull's Cough Syrup.
Master Sunday comes this year on the Dili
of Apill. It fell on the sanio day In 181. It
will not, however, fall on this day again
nftcr tho present year tilt 1011; then again
In 1 MO, 202 J, 2031, 204,, Sec. in 1880 It
will fall on April 2!5, Its latest possible
dale. This will be the first lime It has oc
curred since tlio Introduction of the new
style In 1752. It will then not occur again
on April 2.) until nfter nu Interval of fifty
seven years, or In 1013j and then not
again for one hundred nnd sixty-three
years.
Mr. Ij. Gross has gone to Xcw York and
1'hlladclphln to lay In n full line of dents'
Youths' and Hoys' clothing. Look for
bargains.
The I'rovidence Ja inwl has Hie following
account of odd aitieles for which there nic
many purchasers!
The demand for eye stones has fallen olT
very largely, but they are kept still nnd
sold in considerable ipiantllles. The eye
stone will clear the eye. There Is no
doubt about that, but Its movements are
regulated by Its shape and by n formation
ou the lint side or bae of the stone, similar
to u blade In a turbine water wheel, The
whole rcembles a shell just begun--before
the cavlly wns formed. If shells
were so fonned, but are not. Tho stone la
composed of limestone, and vinegar or any
add by Its action upon il causes motion".
The stones are found in tlio sea shore on
the Pacllie coast. Sailors gather Ihem bx
the ipiart and vend In Hade centres, The
price Is ten cents.
Illood stones arc also called for, not the
kind known to seal rings and sleeve but
tons, but glass stones or beads of the color
of blood, dark red. These are worn to
prevent the nose bleed, although the old
plan lo prevent, namely, to keep the nose
out of oilier persons' business, is in use
still and works well. With a string
through the glass bead nnd the string
around the owner's neck, the liability to
nose bleed Is removed. The bloodstones,
some of them, come from (lermany.
Hnttlcsnake oil will unlimber joints
nlllicted with certain lameness as no other
oils or preparations will. It is called for
often nnd the buyers may get rattlesnake
oil and they may not. It Is said to be u
business of considerable importance in
Xorth Carolina to capture rattlesnakes and
from the fat to produce, the oil. At all
events, rattlesnake oil is sold, and It Is
supposed to cure niarvelously. Skunk oil
is another cure-all for certain maladies.
I'c-rsomil.
Miss l.ulu Hotter has closed her school
nt ;5hlckshinny, mid U home again.
Mr. Charles 11. Snyder has become the
editor and propiietor of the Wilkes Hal re
VMrreunJ.
Mr. (Jeo. IC. Ilidieman has taken a po
sltlon in the car shops of I.ockard Hros.
He has been In Shlckshlnny for some lime
past.
Isaiah Ittipcrt of lla.leton was in town ou
business this week.
Mr. J. S. Hicks of Philadelphia spent a
few days in town this week.
David I.owenberg is chosen as grand
Juror In t lit; Fulled States court nt Pitts
burg tlds month.
Mr. John Stocks, of AViHinnispoil, was
in town this week n the interest of
the telep hone exchange.
.1. II. Hutler, Vice President X. Y. Cen-
trnl H. H., Mr. Darling and L. 0. Kiu.ler,
ill prominent railroad men, came to liupert
yesterday on a special train fiom Philadel
phia and were the guests of Mr. Lloyd
Paton dining their stay.
C. W. MelCelvy has moved his family from
Calawissa, and Is residing In tlio bouse of
Mrs. Duller on Iiock street, head ot Market.
Mr. O. T. Wilson, for about sixteen
years with M. (I. Helper Si Co., is now con-
necled witli the house of Weimer, W right
& Watkin, Xo. SOS Market St., Philadel-
phia.
l'roin Confer.
Tin winter lerm of the public school at
tin Creasy district, held In the Grange Hull,
was ,'insed on Friday last. 1 his school
was in charge of Mr. T. Clark ICestcv till
.ibout two months since, when lie was
oblij.e I to resign ids position on account
of il leallli, and .Air. John II. Aiknian
lini.licd the term. x e understand that a
summer school will soon be opened at the
Hall under the auspieies of the Center
Grange and in charge of a Mr. Sleek of
Shaniokin.
On Saturday evening last an enteitaiii-
nient was given at the Ilidlay School It
being the close of the winter term. The
exercises were good, the audience large,
and a a general good time was had. Mr.
S. F. Smith, the teacher, has given good
iitisfactlon during Ids stay with us and
lias the best wishes of the patron of Hie
school for his success in the future.
The Ilidlay Sunday School which
closed on Cluistmas, reopened last Sun-
day for the summer season. As many of
the young people of the valley have gone
to other climes lo seek tlieir fortunes, rou
school will not be large this summer. The
ofl'cers elected were as follows: Supl. J.
II. Aiknian, Ass'l, Supt. William Hess,
See. JohuS. Scott, Librarian, J. W. Ilid
lay, Treas. Miss Maltio Conner.
As the people here are nearly all free-
holders, there was but Utile stir ou the
llrst of Apill. In fact wo cannot think of
a single change made between farmers of
the valley.
I. I). Creasy of Herwlck, and II. V.
White of Hloomsburg were at Sunday
school and chinch last Sunday morning.
The boys still remember their homes oc
casionally.
Illhtor.t of Hie MiikIIhIi People.
Green's justly celebrated "Larger History
of the English People," ought certainly
now lo llnd a place In every home. The
Elzevir edition, In live handy and tasteful
volumes, cloth binding, all for 1, r0, (by
mall 1 80) Is certainly n specimen of book-
making that will delight the eye of those
who rejoice In beautiful books, and Is
hardly less than a marvel in economy of
cost. Hut Hie Model Octavo edition, in one
volume, utility binding, caps the cllinav
for cheapness only B0 cents, or by mall
111 cents ! These editions me being puhllsh.
cd by the Useful Knowledge Publishing
Co., 102 William Slreel, Xew York, and are
examples of the miallly nnd prices of
numerous standard works which they nre
publishing. At these pi Ices they 'sell only
lo buyers direct, discount lo dealers and
agents being Impossible, and Hie editions
published are limited lo the orders which
reach them promptly. Catalogues and
specimen pages are sent flee ou renuest.
Specimens of several of their publications
can be seen at the olllee of this paper, and
to accommodate our subscribers wo will
forward their orders for any they may
wish lo purchase.
in Thirty nn h Trial.
Wo will send Dr.Dye's Celebrated Electro
Voltalo Dells mid other Kleclrle Appliances
on trial for thirty days to young men and
older persons who are alllleted with nerv.
ous debility, lost vitality, etc., guaranteeing
speedy lellef and complete restoration of vlg.
or ami manhood. Also for Hhcuuinllsin.Ncii
ralgia.ParalysIs, I.lver and Kidney dllllcul
tles, Huptuies and many other diseases, Il
lustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
Voltalo Delt Co., Marshall, Michigan,
Oct. 2S, 'Hl.ly
lHt of April CIliitiKL'H.
1!. C. Dundy changes across the slreel,
Into tho Moyor building.
Oscar Alexander will occupy Mrs. Gir
Ion's properly on Centre street.
Thomas Miller one of Wynkoop's prop,
crlles on Thiid street.
Mrs. 9. M. lfess, oue-lialt ot 0. Hobblns'
house on Xorth Main street.
W. V. Hobblns, the Uittenbcndcr proper,
ly on Fifth street.
James Hclly takes possession of his prop
erly on Third street, lately the Chrlstmnn
property.
Mrs. Maicley moves Into her properly on
Hast street.
Mr. Jacob Shalfer relumed from the
West and moves Into ids house on Hast
street.
Hev. Mr. Davis occupies one-half of tho
C. Hobblns property on Main street.
Mrs. Hsldeniaii moves her family from
Port Carbon and lakes Hie Menagh proper,
ty on Hast slreel.
Mr. Joe Wright coine.i here from Sliaino
kin and takes, temporarily, the property of
C. W. Miller, near Fifth street.
H. II. Waller Kq. has removed Ids law
olilce to the rooms over the First Xatlonal
Hank.
Messrs, Knnrr & Wlntersteeu -ire lilting
up their law olilce InthcMcKcIvy building,
Main street and have moved their books
nnd papers therein.
I'Msliliiucrvek Itciii4.
Mrs. Mnilha Lemons of Asbury is now
visiting friends In Michigan, near White
Pigeon, SI. Joseph county. She was ac
companied by .Mr. Hess of Stillwater.
W. W. Sulllir Is about erecting a barn ou
his farm at Asbury.
I). I). Hveland is putting up n dwelling
house.
Our winter schools closed on Friday last.
Asbury school was attended by a great
many visitors during the last winter.
Simon Search's house was destroyed by
fire last Thursday, Hie liOth lit t. Mr. and
Mrs. Search were away attending a sale.
The children were left alone, nnd while
baking In the cook stove, the pipe of which
ran through the lloor and roof, the roof
caught tire. One of the small boys went
up stairs, found the roof in llamcs, and liu
mediately gave the alarm, but the neigh
bors living oil' unite a distance, the house
was reduced to ashes. Scarcely any of the
furniture was saved. There wns no In
surance ou the building. They nre now
dependant upon the generosity of their
neighbois.
Forks, April 3rd, 1882.
Council lrocevilliiKH.
March 20, 1832.
The question of publishing the state
ment of the years 1831-2 was considered
and ordered printed as approved by the
auditors. The following resolution was
made by 1. W. Ilartman and seconded by
William Habb: That notice be given lo
property holders ou Catherine street
whose pavements are not in line with the
curb line given by Mr. Xeyhard, town
surveyor, that said pavements be placed by
them to curb line by the 1st day of May
next or otherwise the Council of the town
will proceed to have them put in curb line
with 20 per cent added thereto.
April !Jd 1882.
The president and members elect of the
town council, G. A. Herring, George Has
sert, L. K. Waller, William S. Moyer,
William Habb, Cliulou H. Sterling and I.
W. Ilartinan, assembled at the otllec of
John G. Fiee.eatll o'clock, a. m. for
Hie purpose of organization. The olllcial
oaths of olilce were duly administered ac
cording to law by J. II. Maie, Justice of
the Peace. Messrs Habb, Waller and
Sterling were appointed a committee to
rent a room and purchase furniture for use
of Council.
April r.th 18S2.
Hegular monthly meeting of llie Council
began at 7 p. m.
The following named pel sous were
elected to till the various oltlces during the
coming year i A. L. Fill, Secretary; Win.
Chrlstmnn, Treasurer; C. G. Dnrklcy Solic
itor; Xathan Domboy, Street Commission,
or; M. C. Woodward, Town Constable; D.
1). Fivas, Chief of Pol lee.
The following motions were made for
the rate of tax for the coining yean Habb,
8 mills, Hartmau 8J mills, Moyer!) mills.
Action thereon will be taken at next meet
ing. Win. Habb moved that the price of labor
be ijl.2'5 per diem for nobbling ; 2.00 for a
one-horse team; .:S.00 for a two-horse
team'; that the driver In either case be not
less than 10 years of age. Motion adopted.
Permits granted. O. A. Klelni on Sec
ond street, Chillies Krug ou Main street
and Wm. Habb on Pine alley.
Motion that the Street Comnilsloner noti
fy all parlies whose streets are out of order
lo put them in pioper order within twenty
dajs from date of notice.
I'rom Cciitriiliit.
Mr. II. A. Weldeiisaul, one of Hie old
est lesldeuts of this place, has removed his
family to Lewisburg where he Intends
starting a bakery.
James Lally, a miner, working at the
Ilael Dell colliery had his leg broktu by
a fall of coal.
Mr. George Piice had ids foot severely
Injured by a piece of lion falling upon It,
one day last week.
Mr. U. G. Murphy, who has been con
liueil to his house hy sickness tor some
time, Is on our streets again.
The Citi.ens' Hand enliv.'ued our streets
witli some veiy line music ou Saturday
evening.
Mr. Joseph II. Daws, who went to Xew
.Mexico a few weeks ago has returned.
Judging from the brhiness of his stay
Joe. evidently does not like western life.
The shooting match which took placo
here on Saturday between J. Greene of
Girardvllle and Daniel Curry of lids place
was won by the former. The number of
birds shot at was eleven. Greene killed
0 and Curl) !.
Two boilers exploded nt the .Morris
HlilL'e Colliery, near this place, on Satur
dav. doing much damage to the boiler
house, but fortunately injuring no one ex.
cept tiie llreman who was struck by some
Hying missiles and slightly hurt
Miss Hrldget Wright of Sh.uuokln and
.Miss Maggie Coogan of Shenandoah are
visiting friends in town,
Mr. J. M, Freck has removed Ids family
lo Potlsvllle, The house vacated by him
Is now occupied by Mr Cres,
The new sliru erected by Mr. JooMlllliu:
ton In front of his drug slore presents a Hue
appearance.
.Mr. Michael Xurlney of D.uk Corner
burled a child last week,
The Gainsborough style of wealing the
hat is becoming unite popular with our
young men,
If Hie 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
Ask for Clark's "o. N. T." t'otton and
see that you get il.
For sale by nil leading dealers.
f:''j3 cia
"Help the I'lior TriiniUH."
This Is from the Lewlslown Omlte nnd Is
commended to the prayerful consideration
of those who think it n Christian duty to
"help the poor tramp," A few nights
since n bevy of tramps -not more than six
or eight In number -were given lodging In
the poor house, nnd upon the remark of
some one that they were it hard looking
set, ono of tliem said that If the person
who made that remark know how much
money was In the crowd he would think
differently, nnd nt the request "haul out
boys, nnd count up," It was found that the
crowd showed over fSi, more than
enough to get supper, lodging and break
fast nt tho best hotel In town, and carry
Ihem hy rnll beyond Pittsburg.
The Telephone Ilxclmiinc
F.nough subscribers have been secured to
ni'iko the erection of a telephone exchange
almost a certainly. When the wires are up
nnd the convenience of tho system Is made
manifest, there can be no doubt that other
pirsons will avail themselves of the lm
proveuient. The following are the sub
scribers at present i
M.OOMsllulKI.
IWchang.) Hotel; Huekalew Hros,;
Dioomsbiirg Dunking Co.; Dloomlnii g Iron
Co.; llnrmiin & Hnscrl; D. L. & W. Kx.
press; Sanatatiiiiiii I). Lowenberg; Ccnlril
Hotel; Holmes & Schuyler; C. W. Miller;
Moyer Dros.; Cot.fMlitAS; Win. Xeal;
Win. Xeal & Sons; Geo, A. Clark; Dr. W.
M. Hober; I. W. McKelvy; H. C. Xeal;
Gas Company,
CAI'.WMSSA
Ilun; Susquehanna Hotel.
nri'iilir
W. M. -Monroe; Heading It. It. Station ;
Powder Keg Manufactory.
lii!ililoii'.H Droll l'H;uroH.
In fancy spiing and summer fabrics nre
many striking and novel designs, showing
odd geometrical llguies, moons, fishes,
birds.butterllles and the llke.someof which
nre quite pntly; but those which show
llguies of horses, deer, dogs nnd other mil
mills are more amusing than attractive, an
atomical knowledge In their construction
being conspicuous by Its absence ; and to
make matters worse, in the exigencies of
her piofesslon tho modlslclu making up
her zoological rob.M is compelled to serve
these animals in the mint Indiscriminate
manner. In joining tho scams the inutil
add parts of course lit haphazard, so that
a giraffe's leg is often apparently growing
out of a grinning inonkcj'.s ear ; and again
we ate treated lo the "picture of a monstro
sity in the shape of a double-headed animal,
pussy cat one side, bullfrog minus his
mouth on llie other, these interesting heads
appending to the remains of the body of a
long legged stork, who is "niaichlng on"
through yards of demoralized quadrupeds,
regardless of the loss of one claw, in the
ndeavor to catch up with u big yellow
bumble bee fastened to the better half of
guinea pig. Ono solemn, lonely eye of a
grave old owl peers out between a moon In
Its llrst quarter and a cow in its last quar
tor, while a little dog laughs to see the lino
support, althou;h a roaring lion, cut bias
just behind the ears, is in dose proximity.
f?3B
S'f'ne great superiority of DR.
BULL'S COUGH SYRUP over
. allother cough remedies is attested
by the immense popular demand
J for that old established remedy.
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness. Croup, Asthma, liron-
chitis, Whooping Cough, Incipient
Consumption and for the relief of E
consumptive persons in advanced i
stages of the Disease. For Sale
I by all Druggists. Price, "' ccntn.
NOV. 4, 'S1-CB1
BUSINESS NOTICES.
(Jo lo W. H. Gedtlis, Hailroad street for
general collection of green house and bed-
ding plants. a pi 7-!!m
A set of tlnnei's tools for sale by Ste
phen Knorr. Also a pair of 110 inch squaring
scissors. Will he sold cheap. mar 17-tl"
Pianos, omans. and all wood musical
instruments, cleaned, tuned, and repaired.
Xew hairs put ou bows.
T. Metherell, Dioomsbiirg.
C. W. Low of Orangevllle is paying forty
cuts per Hi. lor nutter. -ll
Kl'SSIAX wTiiTE OATS.
At Mover Dros'. Write for prices. Can
supply any quantity, wholesale and retail.
Dultons, ornaments, loops, fourgres,
beaded trimmings, &v. Lines now coin
plele Clink oc Sou's,
A medicine of real merit, preset ibed by
many leading physicians, and universally
recommended by those who have used It,
as a true Ionic, is Drown's Iron Hitters.
The rush for Faster cards will lie at I.
W. llarlman's this week; !! cents to ijl.00.
Flour and feed can always be had nt
Allen's Hast cud grocery. april T-lf
I. v. Hai tiuan s cretonnes have had a
'rent inn this spiing, i) different patterns
See them.
HIack and eoloied dress silks, watered,
brocades, satins, velvets ami oilier dress
trimmings at Clark & Son's,
In llie absence of John Wolf, farmers
wauling lariii machinery will please call at
W. 11. Allen's. april 7-tf
Meal, potatoes, oats, A"o wanted tit I. W.
Iliirtmuu's,
As good clgais as can lie found in town
are kept at W. D. Allen's Last end gro.
corv. april 7'.f
lU.r.OANCK AMI PI l.'ll'V.
Ladles who iinitrcclato elc'iineo and pur.
tv are us in: mruors iiair uaisaui. ii
the best article sold for restoring gray hair
to Its oilglnal color, lieauiy nun lusue.
H ack and co ored cashmeres, nuns
veilings and a lull line ol other dress goods
at C lal U iV Sou's,
A new stock of lihbons and other fancy
goods this wccK at l.utz. iv Biouirs,
If i'ou want laeo curtains or cretonnes
go to Clark St Sou's.
-
Go ti W. F.. Geddis. Hailroad street for
curly vegetable plants, ot all varieties, iliu
Vou can buy for te.idy pay, u portion
I. W. llartuian's big slock at any hour
llie day. Call early and often.
Go to Lutz. it Sloan's for lace curtains,
IF YOU WANT
inn MOST
COMFOUTAIUil!
AND
ri.UFF.CT FITTING
Corset mrwndo, fit
'-ex.' . 7 .
c.oiRT Health Preserving Corset,
"ARpNTtM "n HmlJiutilUcIf pcrfvctljr to an
MONEY RCrilllDED form, 1'oreulol)
CXASUv & SON.
Vr r y
Farmers dealing nt W. H Allen's can be
accommodated with stabling, apr. 7-lf.
The placo to get perfect nnd comfortably
filling corsets Is nt Clark Si Son's.
Carry the news lo Sarah.
For one dollar you can buy as much
bread as you can Hour at J. F. Caldwell's,
Store Hamburg edgings, l.iccs, cotton
trimmings and white gooiU nt Clark
Son's.
. . . - - -
W. H. Allen has Just opened n lot of new
goods, embracing lino groceries, glass,
ware, painted china, qucenswnre, ic. All
of tho best, and nt the lowest prices.
npill 7-tf
.
1. V. Ilartman offers for sate cheap for
cash, a large Trame house and lot In
Orangevllle.
A new lot of napkins and table linens
at Lut. & Sloan's.
We have now open our Spring slock of
ladles' nnd children's hosiery, Clark & Son,
A I-1IIE.NI) IX XKKll.
Time over and again Thomas' Kclectrle
Oil, has proved n salutary friend to the
distressed. As a reliable curative for
croup In children, sore throat, and branch
lal affections, and us u positive externnl
remedy for pain, it is never-ralllng null
dote.
Lnndretli's seed peas by the quart and
pint, at I. W. llarlman's.
Prints, nuHlliH, lickings, dress
hams, cheviots Ac at Clark k Son's,
,'lng-
AN IMI'OISTANT DISCOVKIIV
Has been made wliereby ii successful veg
clablo combination has been Introduced,
which acts upon the bowels, tho 11 tcr nnd
the kidneys, and nt the same lime Imparls
strength and vitality to tho entire system.
Hurdock Diood .Hitlers constitute tlds Im
portant discovery. Price $1,00.
I. W. Ilartman's fTne qucenswnre and
glassware has made many tables look
grand, Call and take a look.
always i:kfi:esiiixo.
A delicious oiler is Imparled by Floreston
Cologne, which Is always refreshing, no
matter how freely used.
Our stock of ladies' neckwear is now
complete, consisting of Mother Hubbard
shirred linen, nnd fancy collars, fishues
and lies. Call and see at Clark it Son's.
Dr. IiW.ier's Rout Bitters.
Fra.iei's Hoot Dltleis are not a dram
shop whiskey beverage, but are strictly
medicinal in every sense. They act strong
ly upon the liver and kidneys, keep tho
bowels open nnd regular, make the weak
strong, heal the lungs, build up the nerves
ami cleanse tho blood and system of evciv
Impurity.
For dlz.lness, rush of blood to the head,
tending to apoplexy, dyspepsia, fever and
ague, dropsy, pimples and blotches, scrof
ulous humors and sores, tetter, ring worm,
white. swelling, erysipelas, sore eyes and
for young men suiferlng from weakness or
leblllty caused by Imprudence, and tn
females In delicate health, Frazler's Hoot
jiiiter.s are especially recommended.
Dr. Friulor: I have used two bottles of
Hoot Hitters for dyspepsia, dizziness.
weakness, nnd kidney disease, and they
did mo more good than the doctors, anil
all the medicine I ever used. From the
llrst dose I took I began to mend, and I
am now in perfect health, and feel as well
as I ever did. I consider vour medicine
ono of the greatest of blessings,
MHS. M. MAHTIX, Cleveland, O.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at $1 per
bottle.
A'A'ATec CO., sole Prop'rt
G2 VesaSI. A'ew York.
PILliS! PILESIP1LES!
A Sure Cure t-'outul at I.
Xo One i'ccl Sutler !
;iNt !
.V sure cure for blind, blccilincr. ltcnliiL'
and ulcerated piles has been discovered
by Dr. William, (an Indian remedy,) called
Dr. William's Indian Ointment. A single
box has cured the worst chronic cases of
''t or '30 years standhur. Xo one need
sillier live minutes after applying this won
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, instru-
lnenls and electuaries do more harm than
good. 'William's Ointment absorbs the
tumors, allays the intense itching, (partic
many at niglit alter cettnur warm in bed.)
acts as n poultice, gives instant nnd pain
less relief, and is prepared only for piles
iVc, nnd lor nothing else.
Head what lion. J. M. CoMlnbcrrv of
Cleveland says about Dr. William's
Indian Pile Ointment : I have used scores
of pile cures, and It affords me pleasure to
iv mat i have never lound anvtlilnir which
gave me such immediate and permanent
relief as Dr. William's Indian Ointment.
lor sale by all druasists or mailed on
receipt of price, 81.00.
CO.. rrop'rs.
02 Vesey St., Xew York.
hl DISEASES CURED
Dv Dr. Frazlrr's Mnilc Omliiwiif f'ni-i.a
as i py magic, pimples, niacK heads or
grubs, blotches anil eruptions ou the face,
lcaing the skin clear, healthy and beauti
ful. Also cures itch, barber's itch, salt
rheum, tetter, rim-worm, scald head.
chapped hands, sore nipples, soro lips,
old obstinate ulcers and sores, itc.
SKIN DISEASE.
F. Drake, F.su.. Cleveland. O.. suffered
beyond all description from a skin dis
ease which appeared ou ids hands, head
and face, and nearly destroyed his eves.
The most careful doctoring failed to help
nun, uiuiaiier nu nail lulled he used J)r,
Frazier's Magic Ointment and was cured
by u few applications.
Write first and only positive cure for
skin diseases ever discovered.
Sent bv mall on receipt of price. 50 cents.
HF.NUYitCO., Sole I'rop'rs,
02 Vesev Sr., Xew Yoisk.
For blind, bleedhnr. itchim or ulcerated
piles 1)1!, WILLIAM'S IXIIIAN PII.K OINTMENT is
ii sure cure. 1'iico 1.00 bv mail. For
sale by all Druggist'.
O. EL S."VA.(3-:E,
DEALER IN
SUvar !7i73, WAtcaos, Jevvalcy, Closks
All kinds ot Watches. Clocks and Jewi lrv nat.
S repilrod and warrantod.
may .('i&-w
ftK fn $90pl!r d"' ut lK'mo Samples worth 5
iJ)J JO ..U(r..0 Amress ktisson A-Co Port.
land, Maine, mirth 31,. ly
MARKET REPORTS.
ItLOOMSnUUO .MAItlxKT.
Wheal ner bushel ti if,
Kyo " , io
corn, " s)
oats
,45
8.00
5.511
40
Flour per Darrei .
Cloverseed ... ...
nutter
s
TuUow ,
potatoes
Dried Apples
Hams
Hides Shoulders
I.S3
,03
UK
chickens.,
'lutkeis...
i .urn icr pouna
llayitortoa ,,,
lkeawax
no
IMIILADKLl'IIIA MAUKI.T.
COIIIII'.OIKI) XXKKKI.Y.
1'f.OUII.
Mlunesotn extr.is .,
Pennsylvania family
JI W (. 7 25
, am (,t o 25
4 TI. (4 i 23
4 7B 5 IK)
1 40 nor bush.
8 1 (4 so nor buili,
70 o 71
51 (4 f5 '
1) I)'. els. per lb,
i 3J (4 2 03
ncaiviu .
Kyu
GIIAI.N,
xxiioat
Uvu
corn
Oats ,,,,
('low'i-ttocd
'Timothy,
1
rUiKASl,Itl.lt'S BALK
X Of
UNsK.VTKI) LANDS IN COLUMDIA
COI XTY, FA.
Ilyurttoof sjmtry wtsot tin (I meml Assem.
bly of the om noiweii'tlt nf Pennsylvania rela
noif lo tlio of s i He I nnt mnoitcd lands
In tho county of Ujlumbln, rlc for laxosiliH and
iipnll, I will oiler a', nubllo salo la the Court
lloui.1, In (lu town of lltoomsburif, on the second
MONDAY OF Jl'Xi:, A. I). 1882.
ot tn oVlj. W a, m. tlio fol'owlnt Uosirlbed Dteoes
of land, nrsnc'a nut tntirof as may bo necss;arT
ti si'lsfyilio ninilil nf t.ixos duo mil unpaid
ngitnst ilia a.une, n1 continue Ihcsimo from
diytoilay nitlM saino may bo found neceajary.
TUKMS OK SAM!.
Tlio atnoipit of taxes andcojis must bo paid
whn tlio lind U struck on', or tun salo miy bo
void nud tlio property out up and resold.
IlKAVKIt TOWNSHIP.
I 1M II), er Clinics
a Heaver Jtsso
3 " ltrockwayc n
S3 ocrts llrockway U 11,.,
37
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1 13
1 Kl
1 7
50
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71
1 70
75
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1 '
llrockwnvO It.
Ilrc:ny.1: Abbott.,
Hiker Jacob Sr
ll?nlncr Christian
iiult.v. tlnifur
Iioart Mary .
lUyor Ft
1
71 acres II liter A Uouso ,
3io " cttrk Andrew
Shu Crossing Patilck
2 " Conner .John
r 1 dunes simon
I " Cinon .Manas
I4'0 ' Ojlumbti Coal Iron Co..
lira " CnxOS Kx Tretirti Cox..
227
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Fry W H
3
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in (L arhart Daniel
3 lot! (Icatlivrt Ml Ham
Co acre! llnuck Jonathan
m lloitt John
.loti llnrncr It .lustr
r, itorrman kiizi
s llimtr.l
t Henry ucoriro
S2inc:c3 lllndcrlltcr lUrali A
Hot Kllno A
in ncrcs Knocht Peter
alots Kocliler (irortfe J
10 acres I.ynn Jacob
3 lots Lanrcnco W It
i! " lrw s Frank ,
f on ncrts. Miller & Matin
s ' Morgan T . I
loo Mclteynotdi II W
lo) " Mlnlch Conrcd
loo " Mluleli Iionlamln
41o Maiten William
2 ' Mondiy Jolni
UJaTcs Nungcncr Samuel ,
140 " Nuc(,'e3ser (Icergo
e " Pittersoa J c
3 " 1'rlie Claienco
91 " Itlco (lenrgo
8 3 B lots Iteutlilellf Siinuel & Co . ...
tto ncreiHweppenhPlser 1 K
60 " slimmm chirtes A
224 ' Shuman F I,
2 lots
3 " Smith I V
3 bhick .1 J
3 " Scott Pete ... .
aooncr-MStewait Willi in
2 lots Vasten 11 It
0 Vo'kenard C J
2'BI acres West 1) M Coal Iron Co .
Slots Wetzel OS
3 " Wood Augustus
S3 ceres Wheeler William
tlE.Nl OX.
isacrji Anpleman Peter estate
43 " Albirlson Clemucl
50 ' Chrlstman Ann deceased....
Hot liabcr Lizzie
11 acres Ash Mary
11 " Kllaa Johu heirs
25 ' Wills John
JllttAHCnEEK.
S, loo acres Apple Pa'il
53
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50
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lirynn Ouy
llrlttan Thomas
Clo.m W J llev
Ucty, Pealcr .t stewait .
rvans Francis , .
Fo1,.t Gilbert ,
Freas. Jesse
llonck samuil
Illcks Jesse
Ileadley S F estato ...
.T.ieo'iy 0 A
Klsner John
btackhouso Joseph ...
Kemp Daniel
Kllr.ger Uzzlo
3d " Khanr David estate
10 " stackliouse & sutler
ion Schecterly Oeorga
I ' stous Nathan
too " Sponcy Philip
7 " Traujh l'curj estate
OXTT.VWISS.X.
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1 20
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0 11
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72
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lo.i " Clewell Jacob
(7 " Dornbach Marircll
300 " Klace & Yutter
2s7 ' Kelner Hob'it
31 " Newell Fred
12 " Shuman r.euben
u " Weaver i:ilis
s " lirumEltis ".
loo " Martin Wm J
IS lets Seott llecrgo esttito
1 ' Shulcr Mrs Sarah
3, n'res Waters (leoruo sr
CENTltALl.X.
1 lo's fn'llhan Daniel
2 " ChalHtck Ann Jane
l ' Conner l hoinas
I ' Clarl: Bridget
1 i.'urley .xi rs Ed
" Durkln Mrs Anthony
2 " Knvln Ihomas
1 ' (lauglien 'i homas
2 " (lauglien Martlu
3 " (iorrell A Co
1 " Ilowells Thomas
2 ' Hellra-i Pullip
l " llutmes Thomas
1 " Kllno Caroline
1 Knlttle Ju.sep.li
12 " Lehuli and Mahony It It Co
1 " Muron John
2 " Murphy Patrick '
1 Xlaiksileorge
1 McMannamai Mrs Pe er
2 " Mcliarlty Mary .
1 " Morrison airs utti
2 ' Mlilirdo UA JnoW Former
1 " Purcell Illchard
1 " siDttU simutl
!i ' Torrey William
1 " XValsh Martlr
i " ziglcr wnuum
CUNl'HE.
22 acres Adams Knts I,
ti Achenbach Sataiid
a " a nbieh lienj mm
Hot mind John
ax acres Comer 1 1 J ji f i W r, ' ,
8 Hood Jaoib estate
lo " llagenuuch William
in llacenbuch xwillam Srcetato
31 " lloirmau William (state
1 lot Hess William ..'
3 acres Lowerey slmon
1 lot lltss Enio
f acies Keener Daniel
CONYXOIIAM,
Clots C II Ilrockany
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4 ii acres iirowu Nathaniel
42!) " Uoatu Joshua
2 bts llrarty Julia "
i ' lieaverCalharlao
2 " Cano Ellen
1 ' Darts Thomas
2 " Dilesbaeh Lewis
2 " (loodiam Hosinnali
3 llelDbach Philip
112 acres Huston John
1 lot llennesey Thomas
1 ' Ilomebacli Mary E
4 " llelwlg liacbel " "
825 acres Kllno John L
1 lots Kramer A XV ' "
1 " Jonos George
1 " Lelby (Utharlne .'',',"','
4 Morrison catlurlas
l " Murphy o a
1 " Mcdulro Torrence
I " Jlc.Manuaman Jlary
I " MorrlsAim 11 ,.
1 I' Mellon Tuoinas
2 " MonrooJohn
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Davis El zaretUX
Hutch son Thomas J ,
Hoffman Freus
llulm William
llarrlioa John
Harrison John
2 07
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Zaner John
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40 " Derr Irani
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Vi Itlchlo Edward...,,,,,. ."
27 " Vanhoru James
40 " VanilersllcoT.1
HEMLOCK
Wa-roj Applcman XVm
ui Campbell N I.
7 " Hobblns y.ijbuloa
41 " xviutinisht George Jr
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60 acres Frl-k (leotgo A
800 ' ii
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vm aero. Miner it NuUurt
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Flslicr John ,
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Kiinodoun ij.
Iltlihcs Wrlnht.
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Mcjcrs Mary
Hasten Mary...,.,,
' Charlotte
lleynolds John
Huston Thomas
lleeso Daniel
Stlno Daniel
Hhnrrcr Henry
Snyder Jeremiah
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Cox Joel...
Eves Charles XV
Hendershott K
Kelley fc Everett,
llrockway x Knt
Dombach John
Dowalt Philip
Ilcrrnfr Samuel C
Immell Christian
Moscr.xiichicl
Morris DaMel
Pennock CKk Co-
snuman XVm T
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7 ' snjdcr Abram
150 Yetlcr Daniel est
900 " swartz, sjhcpp&Co
MIFFLIN,
CS acres Hlttenbcnder Jacob
5 " HelscrFiankltnest
10 " llcndersliottcatli'rlno
Sim ' Kramer A W -
Vt " Mcnslnger XX'tn
1 1 " Michael John
loo N'ungesscr (icorgo
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4 " swanks II
123 " schneppenliels;r I K
so " lloraco
23 " " EP
15 Williams Samuel
07 " YohcJohn It
MONTOttll.
lo acres lirockivny x Knt
13 " Glgcr Darbar.1
is " " Jonncst
4 " Lelby Jackson
40 4 Neal XVII lata
21 " Itamscy est
MOUNT rLE.x3.XNT.
io acres Jaooby liupert
33 Walter O 1
OHANGE.
30 acres llowniin XX'eslcy
8 ' CrcielttigSimuel
19 " Everett Gabriel (st
34 HlnkJ F
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233 acres Dart.cn Ell
8 80
2 S5
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12 82
4 20
53
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1 31
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23 " ureioipus .xuramm
1 lol Eves o XV
223 acres Frlck George A.
100
Frlck Lnzirott..
50
21
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50
Feaslor 1 hoinas
Greenly James
Gordner Jonathan .
Klsner David
Lyons It W
Miller Colo
Kobbtns I) w
shoemaker Joseph...
X'anderslico '1 hos ....
100
23
80
23
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170 acres ArtllU Francis
4 20
1 47
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1 73
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1 33
Huchncr Peter..
Darns Thomas Jr ,
llrlsli Jacob
llaaver Gecigo A: J I, Kline...
Confalrfi Ktce
" Cox O S fx Trench Cox.
Dllaplano Eeklol
Fcttfrman s Hcrblno..
Frlck A' si.uman
Utile Hnbert
Huston John
Miller Kilos
Moirls.t Hughes
Melllngton William..
ltlco Abram .. .
ltaub J Milter..
Skate Harry
Trlen Jacob
xvitchey Mary est
xvitchy John
Yocum Isaac
Yocum Elijah ..
SCOTT.
2acrcsl'.oon Aaron
1 lot Crouso Nelson
2 acres CreasyJIartha
1 lots Oelslnger Martha
t " Iltdliy Mary
52 acres Jones William
25 Krcssler John
1 lot Jones Harvey
t " Muflleyxx'm
J acres Menu Jess-
3 " Mii33teman jbs.'.V. . '.'. .'!
10 " McKelvr Neal ,t Co
5 ' Huckle Wesley
4 lots Snldetnan Thos
1 " Shannon Jessa
X " JohnEckroth
SUQAHLOAF.
50 acres Hellas XVm
80
192 ' Iluckalew- James estate
si Colo Ezeklel
250 ' Chnpin John F
75 Custer Mary
24
53
43
90
30
4 0.1
1 50
21
15
90
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15
1 OS
01
90
15
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1180
7 OS
23 CO
20 C5
31 80
8 83
1 CS
17 70
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3 90
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Hess ,Ioseph0
Hes4Crcvel!ug.V Co
Iks) Wesley
Hartmau Jesse
T.arlsh Jane ,
Mcllenry Kohr
Harvy A A S J F
Harvey Alvln A .
Stephens Amo3
savago Joshua estate.
X'apel Henry
1 9(1
S44
41 30
1 51
12
10 89
1531
1 90
rpHKASiniKH'S SALE
1 of
SEATKI) LANDS IN COLUM11IA COUN
TY, PA.
AHo tho following lots, pieces, and parcels of
seated lands, returned by tho ta'C collectors, aro
to bo sold at tho same time under tho nroxlslons
of an Act of Assembly, entitled. "An act relating
tu mo sue oi innus ior lax in v;oiumuia county,
approfed Jlarch 5th,lS03.
UEAVfill TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot Mac.MfeeJolin
1 " Martin Win
$ 3 05
1
4K acres Sherman Thomas
2 10
1 Lot llDumin Frank
1 30
G 40
1 20
1 20
3 20
lo nc es Losee .1 A Agent
l 1.01
Sweeney Isaac
selpt A II
Ilarnes Charles U
Kramer K I,
11EST0NT0XNSI1IP.
5 SO
03
l Lot Albertson Samuel H
1 20
1 (0
2 80
3 50
10 acres Iiogart Samuel
4 ' Heeler K it
2 Lot Ileaecck Samuel
11L00MSUUH0.
1 Lot Kramer Andrew
4 14
1 15
3 80
1 70
2 20
Dennis James estato
Ortwlno Henry
xvimcr Fro J
X'erry XVm estato
XValtcrNorman ,
OATAWISSA TOWNSUIP.
Arndt Noali.,,, ,
Abbott XV II
4 50
2 SO
I 20
1 20
1 bl
1 34
II Cll
l Lot
l "
Ilarnes Mrs A E
fl acres Itlchel Jonathan estate..
2o " lllttenbender Charles....
co " scott John
8 40
15 r.o
13 70
CK.NTIIAL1A.
Cramer A XV
McDonnell Anthoney
CONVNOHAM.
1 Lot
1 "
1 Lot
I "
1 "
Urown William
Dolan Mary
LlndermutU George
1 70
95
1 50
9S
I " Murphy Michael
FISIIIsr.CHUEK.
7 acres Helebrand William
, Lot Lnrlsli A s
s acrcsNeyhard John
1 Lot Shultz Cornelius
aliEEN'WOOD.
3 S7
90
R 52
1 54
131 acres ltlcliard Alfred
5 50
30
(13
l Lot riiLington pit
1 Eves Elllah
is acres Heller James deceased...
12 ' Fisher Hannah ,
40 Foroo Lemuel
f 40
1 15
1 Lot Fitzgerald Elizabeth
5 acres Manning XV (1
0 " Kllno Paxton estato
4 " Hess Jonas
1 Lot ' "
1 1 ncres X'anderslico T .1
l lot, crawt :rd Pinup
HEXILOCK.
23 acro3 Ilarton Newton
c Koner wiiuain
i. lot Shoemaker M (
; aero Hobblns y.ebullno
JACKSON.
3 acres Piatt Hannah
3J " Vouag Lewis c
LOCUST.
8 acres Ulndos Susan
MADISON,
l Lot Klsner Annlo
41
43
130 acres Eves Charles W
en " ' "
co ' Smith D Lltchard
tin ' TrumbowerA O
l lot culver susan estate.. .
MIFFLIN.
31
4d acre8Aniilo.lohnll
i iol ie ciiucr jaeoo estau ..
ft
Miller. lo?l..
Piacres Kspy Bavlng Fuod Association.
2 " Zupf lnger Henry
MONrouit.
1 Lot IluUer Winiain etlate
OltANOE.
40 acres Ei os Jacob s ,
10 " coloman Joiso
a " Trumporo sonhla ,
12 " Oman John , ,,,,
2 " ltlco Jesse 1'
11 " Eves James estato .,
PINE.
2 40
385
7 acres lirelblebls Jacob estate, ,
25 " DrelbiebUErl
so " Kllno & Patterson 13
0 3)
3 73
io uitcasn -MtoKi ll
112 " U'ggott A- Frlck e
I 3.1
123 " liOliblUS JIMblU
50 " lllchle Jacob
140
so " farker John 11 ,
43 !' Walts A 1'
1 10
441
ItOAItINd CHEEK.
9lacreslvan Lawson
88) " BliulinburgcrT... ,
k'COTT.
2 40
ly, acres ItlcUart XVm
1 Campbell N L,
BUUAltLOAF.
43 acres Colo T ll
21 " Alberwon Jesse.
1 lot Ilartman Miner, ,,
Ort nir,.B lli.Lu I niln., ....... ,,,
4(1)
ill 10
10 33
21 33
8 20
.'
1 03
1 40
01
10 (0
6 II)
40 ithouo Parvlii ' '
."..?WW.J-1"UHV' --
v iuin v nupiu juaa r, ,. ,.. (
Osliorn's Family Paints ready for tiso nre
luo most convenient article of the kind, nil
slindes nnd colors, nut up In J, nnd pint
onus. "Wc furnish n cm of paint and brush
for 2.) rents,
iSaxolliio Petroleum Jelly, used for burns
scnlds and sores of every kindj It U Rood
find cheap. Saxollno Pomade for Ihu hair,
highly perfumed. 25 rents.
Glycerine Lotion. To ladles nnd children
or nny person with n line sensitive shin and
xvhoe complexion Is affected by tho xvcather
musing redness, rouphness nnd chnpplnir
this Lotion Is invaluable. An excellent ap
plication to the face nfter shaving. Largo
bottles 2 ) nnd CO cents.
Our Stock of Hair and Toothbrushes bns
been replenished nnd contains sonic good
bargains.
Wo rnrry a complete nt'tl xvcll selected
stock, nnd competent persons are always In
attendance) to supply the xx-anls of our pat
rons. We study to please, nnd believe xve
can supply you xvllh everything in our line
economically, satisfactorily and in a manner
calculated to lndtico to Join in the verdict,
inni our store is the place to trade. Hoping
to see ninny renders of the Coi.tivniA nt
our place of business shortly and soliciting
a share of your esteemed patronnge, xve re
main Very Truly Yours
N. J. Hendershott.
JOHN A. FUNSTON & CO.
Eeal Estate, Trust Investment and
Collection Office
BLOOMSBURG A.
ron SALE
A coal sard xvlth trado.cood locatlon.at f rlr nrlco.
and reasonable tcims.
10 frame dwellings. ITlco 503 to 2S0i).
s brick dwellings. Prlco $2,000 to tio.ooo.
IIulldlDC lots, cood location, nrlco Jsio to Jieoo.
nlth or without contracts to build framo or brick
dwellings all complcto In o or 9J days from break
In? ground.
5 farms at from flu to 173 per acre.
3u story framo woolen mill, xvllh full set of ma
chinery', a good natural xvater power.a'l In good
working eondltion.also largo framo dwelllng.uarn
nnd out-buildings, 20 acres ct land, 5 miles to
lttoomsburtr.xvlll bo sold ehean and on irood terms.
owned by ('. L. Hands.
70 acres, good laud, buildings, fences, fruit and
water, In Denton twp.. one mlloto Now Columbus.
Terms reasonable. Owned by Daniel Wenner. Price
3,000
275 Acres. Hurley farm.Montjiirtownshlp.framo
dwelling house, bank barn and other out-butldings
good soil; about loo acres timber; xvcll watered;
ealthy location, good markets. It desired, xvill ill
(mo in iwo or inree iracis. sco uratts. 'i crm3 easy.
Now owned by XVm. Neal, Esq.
150 acres on south bank of river M miles from
town of Mlillln on road to Derwlck. 115 acres bot
tom land, balanco timber. Ilrlck dwelling, bank
barn and outbuildlngs.good fruit and water (well
and fountain). Also a valuaUo deposit ot live
acres ot brick and potter s clay. Owned by John
on, oi uioomsDurg.
A deslrabla new brick dwelling house and a
largo Iramo dwelling houso nnl framo stablo on
ease street ono uoor u3iov 'i niru.
Lota offered on easv terms xvlth contracts to
build It desired.
93 acres In Madison tonnthlri: occuDted by
Joseph XVlso. (Jood framo houso and bank barn.
i.anu lately well umeu and manured. Appio orch
ard and other fruits.
103 Acres In rtshtngcrecl: township, on road to
Ilentou. Ilrlck liouse.frame barn and sbe:"s Ucol
water at houso and barn. Appio orchard and other
fruits. Owned by John Pcaler.
112 Acres rirnductlvt land In Hemlock township
1J4 miles from Hloomsburg. Framo dwelling, bank
barn and two tenant houses.
A 2M story framo carrlacoand blacksmith shop.
40xoo teeton Iron near Main slreet.wlth trade and
good will. A full set of tools In each department
lteasonablo prlco and terms.
A nearly now 2-storr framo dxclllntr on Fourth
Street, Catawlsia, framo stable, good xvater, fruit,
all In good condition
CS acres, xvell xvatcrcd. Hemlock townsliln.
framo house, bank barn and out-bulldlnss, choice
run, .xoung orcnira, xmu grain in grounu, siock
Sc., Ifdeslied. Thonu3 HlcKey owner.
For particulars, apply to
Oct. 1 4, "Sl-tt JOHN A. FUNSTON.
or PAUI.E. XVIUT.
JgXF.CUTOIl'S NOTICE.
ESTATK OF UVEIt C. MOSS, PECEASKII.
Letters testamentary rn the estato of Dyer C.
.xioss.tato of lienton township, Columbia county
Pa. deceased, liavo been granted by tho Register
ot said county to Miles v. Jl03s,Cambra, Lucerne
Co. Allpersons having claims against tho estato
of tho decedent aro requested to present them for
settlement and those ludebtcd to tho estate to
mako payment to tho undersigned executor xvlth
out delay.
MILES W. MOSS,
mar tl cw" Executor.
XECUTOU'S NOTICE.
Estate ok qeobue uihton, pecea&kd.
Letters testamentary In tho estato of Gcorgo
Olrton lato of Oreenwood twp. Columbia county,
la., deceased, have been eranteil by tho lieglster
ot said county to tho undersigned executor. All
per sons having claims ngalnst the estate of tho
decedent are requested to piesentthem for &et
llement and those indebted to tho estato to make
pay ment to tho underslgnol executor without
delay. ISAAC A. DEW1TT,
Executor,
March 10 .cw Itohrsburg, l'a.
AUDITOrv'S NOTICE.
ESTATE 01' OEO. W, II ll'SU, DECEASSP,
Notlco Isherebyglvcii, that tho undersigned, ap
nnlnrnl nn imilirnr In make distribution of Hie
funds In llio bauds of Johu L, Mover, administra
tor of said decedent, asshowubylitstlrstandtlnal
account to the parties entitled thereto; xvill attend
to 1U9 oiuco in lnoomsuurg, on saiuraay Apru 6iu,
1SS2, at ten o'clock in tho forenoon, tor tho pur
pose of his appointment. All persons having claims
upon said fund aro requested to makothosamo
before tho said auditor or bo forever debarred frein
coming In on satd fund.
JUU.N II. i lilit.h,
march II .4xv Auditor,
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE 01 CI-AUA CAMf, PECEASKII,
'I'he uniliTslened auditor appointed by tho Or
phans' court of Columbia county to mako distri
bution ot tho fund In tho hands ot administrators,
to and among tho partlo.1 entitled thereto, will sit
nthls omco In catawlssa, on Filday. April 14tti,
1SS2, between s and ll a ta, io ptriorm iiiu uuura
of Ills appointment, when and xvhere all persons
having claims asalnst tlio csmto xvill appear and
prove the bame.er bo debarred from rccehlng'any
snaro ot said fund .......
. U.l.llA..
march 17 -ta Auditor.
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iXKCUrOH'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OP SOLOMON UEI.WKI, PE(,EASED,
ir.(fi,r tpstamentarv on tho estato of Solomon
itmiviIi latncr catawtssa two.. Columbia counti'.
deceased, have been granted by tho lieglster ot
said county to Sopula llelwlg and C. H. Iluckalew.
Allpersons having claims against tho estato of
said decedent aro requested to present them for
settlement, nnd ihoso Indebted to tho estato to
mnkO payment, io wiu uuueraiucu i-Atv-uvuic,
without delay. ..,.,
('atawlssa.
C. It. lll'CKALEW,
Uloomsburg.
Maio'ilO-cw Executors
93
4S
83
51
UDITOIVS NOTICE.
4S
24
CO
EllAluut r iir.utiui.rfc niiAt t an, iir.i.r.Anr.1',
Thn undersigned appointed nn auditor, by tho
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Orphan's couitot Columbia county, to mako dls-
trinution io una nmoug me panics euiuiea tnero
to, ot tno balanco In tho hands of tho executor
of said estato, will attend ut Ids omco In lilooms
bur,,', on Saturday, April 2Jtli, 1S82, at ten o'clock
I 25
75
l(l
S3
12
9J
4 50
la mo iorci,oou,ior iuu purpuaes oi nis appoiui
ment; xvtien and where all persons having claims
on said tuna aro requested to present them, or be
debairea from coming In on said fund.
J., ii, iKbuiai,
march 31 -4w Auditor.
59
132
00
I UDITOU'S NOTICE.
IV
1 70
13 75
2 IS
rarAir. urnUAll rci iis.ni, iinv.r.3.ii
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by thn Or
phans' court ot Columbia couuty, to mako illstrl
button ot tlio balance of tho fund lu tun hands
ot tho accountant of said dectdent, to and
2 01
2 M
8 84
X 44
17
& 40
among luo panics eiiuucu niereio, win bit aims
oniceVn tho townot Hloomsburg.on Saturday.the
S9th day ot April, A. !., ls, at two o'clock In
luoaiternoon, loiperionu iuuum.es ot ms up.
polntment, xxnen una wuero nu parties intcresuu
lu said fund must attend or be debaricd from
recctvins any snaro thereof.
E. It. IKEI.E1I,
match 81 iw Auditor.
a m
2 00
3 im
UDITOI.S NOTICE.
40
4 95
2 43
I sr ATK ur jaukii iiAituiun, iiruAfili,
Tho undersigned Auditor appointed by tho Or.
phans' court of Columbia couuly to mako distri
bution ot tho balanco In tho lianas ot it. F. Cbapln
ono of thn executors, bv his llrst and partial ac.
R til
tt
oo
count, will attend to tho duties ot his appoint
4(1
m
tueui- ui ms emeu m nt'juuisuujt,, uu nuiuruaj ,
the .Jlh day of Aprll,1SS2,at to a. lu, xvhere panics
bavlng claims on said fund aro requested to
io 4 J
no
,'restui mem oruo icrevcr ueuurrcn irvm coming
a 1
8 40
n on saia lunu,
V, . ' II.Ll.lt,
march 31 -4xv Auditor.
8
:i53
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
21
ESTATE Ur I UL1.V .1BK".I, litCfiAAAP.
Tbo uuderslgned auditor appointed by tlio Or
00
6 ti
I 33
phans' Court ot Columbia county, to inako dlstrl
Luttta of tho balance of tho tuna lu tho bands) of
luu accountant io ami among mo punies cnu
ilea i Hereto, win pcriorm mo nuum oi ms ap
CJ
pointment ar tun omee ot v. ti jacxsou.iu uerwlck
Pa., on Friday tho 2m1i day ot Apill, ls82, at lu
1 12
3 io
oviockin ui" toreaoon, xvip-n aui xvuero an
3 15
parlies interested in cam lunu must nuemi or be
nrevcr it 'barred lr ai n.. Mime of suld fund.
i x MILLEK,
inarch 4w Miditor,
A. M. Johnson, Trcasur-r,
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