THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE COLUMBIAN.
Ernsts
0. E, ELWELL, I t-iii..,
BLOOMSBURG, PA,
I-'RIDAyT "MAYClli, 1882.
Hon. C. 1!. Ihtcknlow will lio n cnn
diil.tto for nomination for Congress
before tlie Democratic Convention of
this county. Wo nro nlenseil to make
this mioiinccment, as Air. Hticknlaw's
well known Ability ntnl bis long exiier
ienco in national legislation render liini
the Cutest candidate, ttiat could bo pre
sented Wo suggested lib nnmc
some timo Mnce, unt hu has only
recently consented to enter the field.
Hon. J. 1'. Wickcrsham, for many
years tho Superintendent of Public
Instruction in this State, has been ap
pointed charge d' affairs nt Copenha
gen, Denmark. It is a position with a
salary of $5,000 attached.
A law of tho United States revised
statutes will inako it lively for any one
who fancies he can fill up the holes in
a punched coin for tho purpose of pass
ing it off on his unsuspecting neighbor.
Tho penalty is 83,000 or imprisonment
for five years, nt the discretion of tho
Court, or both.
Judgo llolford who has been selected
by tho Israelites of the United States
had an interview with President Arthur
last week in reference to tho prosecu
tion of the Jews in Russia. The Presi
dent gavo Judge Bclford all tho en
couragement that ho could ; that ho
would endeavor, with strict regard to
courtesy, to gain for them a measure of
freedom nnd protection.
W. M. Brcslin, editor of tho Leban
on Advertiser has been mentioned by
quite a number of tho leading journals
of tho Statu as a Democratic candidate
for Congressman-at-largc. He is a
life longDemocrat and Ins dovotion to
the party has been untiring. Thoso
who havo the pleasuro of his acquaint
anco say that ho is able, faithful, and
thoroughly honest, and would make an
excellent Congressman. Wo would
support him with great pleasure.
An Anti-Chinese Convention was
held in San Francisco, Cal, on Friday
last and adopted a plan of action which
includes a scheme to divide the Pacific
coast into districts which shall bo no
tified to removo tho Chineso within a
specified timo. Failing such action,
the district is to be proclaimed danger
ous, and peaceably disposed citizens to
bo warned to abandon it, and if tho
Chinese aro still harbored in the district
tho leaguo is to removo them by force
using as little lorco as may be nec
essary, until the country is rid of
them.
Tho Malley boys are on trial at New
Haven, Connecticut, with Blanche
Douglass, for tho murder of a young
woman named Jennio Cramer. She
was seen in company with tbo accused,
uud was soon afterwards found dead in
the water. Tho prosecution aro trying
to show that criminal intimacy existed
between the victim nnd tho boys, and
that tho girl, Douglass, was a party to
it That alter their purpoao had been
accomplished tuo girl was lirst poison
ed and thrown into tho water after her
death. Tho defenso will attempt an
alibi, and undertake to show that the
presence of arsenic in tho body is ac
counted for by tbo fact that tho girl
was in tho habit of taking it for her
complexion and that sho committed
suicido by drowning herself. The
trial will bo a Ion" one.
Dr. Lamson was executed in London
on the morning of April 28th., for tho
murder of his brother-in-law, Percy M.
John. Lamson was an American but
had spent much of his life in Paris. Ho
poisoned his victim, who was a student
at an English school, by administering
aconite, ine victim was tuo heir to
largo sum of money and Dr. Lamson
desired to put him out of tho way in
order to get possession of the funds.
.Lamson had tbo reputation ol beinp; in
sane and soveral of his near American
relatives were also insane. Americans
endeavored to show causo why Lam
son should not bo hanged, but the ev
idence of insanity submitted to the
English government was not favora
bly received. Dr. Lamson was born
in America and at one timo practised
medieino in .Lancaster, i'a.
THE NATIONAL BANKS7
Tho charters of 892 National Banks
will expiro bofore tho end of next Feb
ruary and among tho pseuuo financiers
in Congress it is feared there aro some
who will portinaeiously oppose tho re
newal ol these charters, liauks aro a
commercial necessity and if they are
compelled to withdraw their circulation
ana close up their altairs it would sub
ject tho business interests of tho country
to serious embarrassment, and might
uoasiblv result in n disastrous nanm.
According to their recent reports theso
banks have loaned S150.000.000 to
business men, they havo outstanding
$08,000,000 in notes, all of which
would havo to be called in during tho
next six months. On tins subject the
Hnrrisburg Patriot says : "If their I
charters are not renewed these banks
will be obliged to call in their loans in
order to be able to deposit a sufficient
Hum with tho government in greenbacks
to redeem their outstanding notes.
They will begin to call in their loans
early in tho coming fall, if Congress
should fail to provide for their recti nr
tcr. Tho distress to business which
would bo caused by so sudden a with
drawal of their loans is incalculable.
Certain and inevitable bankruptcy will
follow so disastrous a blow to tho bor
rowing class. Congress can avoid tho
threatened calamity by prompt and de
cided notion."
A Widow's Elghta
In tho opinion filed by Judge Trim
koy, of tho Supremo Court, in tho case
of Daniel Hupp, of Lehigh county,
who bad obtained a verdict against tho
Lehigh Iron Company for tho killing
of his Bon, who was nineteen years old.
Tho boy was married. His wife ef
fected n compromise with tho company
and received a compensation for her
husband's death. Sir. Hupp brought
suit for tho loss of his son and tho ser
vices of the latter, which ho was en
titled to during tho rest of his minority.
An appeal was taken from tho verdict,
wliioh was in his favor. Justico Trun
koy in Ids opinion says that tho ci renin
tances of tho young innn, who lived
apart from his parents and did not con
tribute to their support, wero stich that
thoy Buffered no pecuniary loss. Tho
utatuto prefcis a widow, and whero n
minor leaves a wifo or children his par
eulB havo no right, Tho first person
entitled to such damages U the wifo or
husband j next tho children if .any, and
lastly tho parents.
LUZERNE REPUBLICANS.
It seems that Mr. Orr nnd Congress
man Scranton wero unable to deliver
tho goods promised Cameron, in Lu
zcrno county. In consideration of tho
Wllkosbarro post oflloo they wero to
seo that inachiuo delegates were sent
to tho Hepubliean State Convention.
Tho senatorial conferees met at Wilkes
Barro last week, and these nro among
tho resolutions adopted!
Ho It resolved, that it Is tho unanimous
sentiment of the Republican1! of tho Ulst
Hcnntorlnl DlMrlet that tho nomination of
Hcnvcr, 1 law 1c nnd u wholo Statu ticket ac
cordlnt to n programme determined upon
lone prior to the meetings of the convention,
without popular unnvn.s or party express
Ion as to tho fitness or nvnllnblcnuss of the
selected, would bo not only Impolitic, but a
positive Insult to tho Inteligoiico of the He
publican voters of Pennsylvania.
That wo condemn the unlt-rulo methods
and selfish political actions of Senator J. 1).
Unmeron as unrcpubllcan, unpatriotic.- op
pressive, and subversive of the best Inter
ests of tho party.
That we commend the conduct of Sena
tor Mitchell In his efforts to restore wise
counsels nnd united, harmonious action to
tho conduct of party nlfalrs.
That leadership and not dictatorship Is
essentlnl to party success and supremacy.
That wo hereby Instruct the delegates
from this district to so act nt the convention
ns to express our reprobation of the arro
gance which has attempted to turn our
State Convention from a representative,
consulting body Into a mere machine.
So called independent Republicans
nro talking nfter this fashion every
where, but every man of them will turn
in and support tho State ticket just as
Cameron makes it. bee if thoy don t.
STALWARTS AND INDEPENDENTS.
Tho two branches of tho Hepubliean
party. Stalwarts and Independents, each
side represented by a committee of five,
met at tho Continental Hotel in Phil
adelphia on Saturday and Monday last,
for tho purpose of effecting a com
promise and adjustment of their diffi
culties, if possible. Tho Independents,
headed by Charles S. Wolf, demanded
tho withdrawal of General Beaver's
name as candidate for Governor, bc
causo he is tho machine candidate.
Tho only thing done by tho conferenco
was tho adoption of a lot of resolutions
to which nobody will pay any attention.
The Hnrrisburg Patriot says: Two
things may bo learned from tho result
of tho Independent-Stalwart conferenco
in riuladelphia : 1. That tho stalwart
leaders are unwilling to resign their
control of tho political power of the
State on any consideration ; 2. That
tho Independents made a blunder in
conferring with tho politicians whoso
overthrow is their professed purpose.
Tho platform of principles lecommcnd
ed to tho Stalwart State convention by
the joint conferenco consists ot tho
merest glittering generalities which
any political convention might adopt
as a bait for unwary voters. If tho
Stalwart body wdiich will assemblo in
this city on tho tenth inst., should ac
cept this platform, as it probably will,
few people will bo deceived by tho
transparent device. It will not bo tho
first timo that wolves havo appeared in
sheep's clothing, or that a Republican
convention has kept tho word of
promise to tho ear to break it to tho
hope. Why, if Cameron, Quay and
company deemed it expedient to incor
porate the Ten Commandments, tho
Lord's Prayer and the Sermon on the
Mount in their platform they would
not hesitate a moment. They would
do it with as pious an air as that of a
gambler at a luneral or a bawd at a
christening. Platform forsooth ! Thoy
would
"Resolve and rc-rcsolve and die the same."
But even if tho stalwart leaders would
live up to tho pledges thev aro so ready
to make they would find means to do-
feat tin- rciorms which tho indopen
dents profess to seek. Their creatures
occupy tho offices and cannot be re
moved. Their lieutenants control tho
local organizations through tho influ
enco of ollicial position and cannot bo
dislodged from power. Tho machinery
or tho county conventions would tliero
foro bo run in their interest with but
little less jar than that of tho present
system ol electing stato delegates by
county committees. X'hilndelpbia, lor
instance, held a convention last year
but tho voice oi ine independents was
unheard. It was smothered by Gas
Trust and other official influences. The
pledge that delegates to Stato conven
tions shall be elected in the manner in
which candidates for seats in the Legis
lature aro chosen will not help tho In
dependents a whit, as tho history of Leg
islative nominations clearly proves.
There has not been a timo during tho
wholo existenco of tho Republican or
L'a.ination in this Stato when tho Cam
eron intluenco could not dictato a largo
majority of its candidates for seats in
the Legislature. Even when Thad-
deus Stephens and Governor Curtin
united their forces in opposition to
Cameron tho latter was victorious.
How idle nnd foolish it is, therefore,
to bono for tho defeat of Cameron in
tho election of delegates upon this Leg-
lslativo plan now that ho lias supremo
control ot tho machinery ol tho paityl
i no independents blundered in con
ferring at all with tho elements thoy
denounce as corrupt and unworthy of
public confidence. Thoy descended to
the level of tho machine politician when
thoy consented to parley with him.
They blundered in failing to break oil
all negotiations upon tho refusal
of tho Stalwarts to take down
their slate and agree to a convention to
bo chosen by tho people. Thoy blun
dered in assenting to a platform wliioh
tho stalwarts will claim binds tho
parties endorsing it to a support of
tho Stalwart ticket. Nevertheless tho
Independents may recover their former
position if at their approaching Stato
convention thoy declare against tho
Stalwart candidates on the ground that
their selection was mado by methods
opposed to tho system and principles
endorsed by the conference. That
loop-hole ot escapo is left them. It is
true, too, that only the position and in
lluences of thoso Independents who par
ticipated personally in tho conference
aro effected by their unfortunate mis
takes. The body of tho following is
unharmed by tho elforts of their blun
ders. Tho war against tho bosses
will bo prosecuted with greater vigor
than before and if the old leadeis fail
tho occasion will produce others who will
profit by the experience of llio.io who
nave fallen in tho fray.
LsngfellowWill,
.lutlcd lirooks L'.ivo n decision nt
I Cambridgo which lniitoiially effects
several bequests ol tho will ol Henry
V. Longfellow. Tho decision is that
erasures which occur nro to bo copsi,
tiered no part of tho will, also that tho
interlineations nro of no effect. This de
prives each of tho children of tho (os
tntor's brother of a legacy of 31,000
anil makes void tho legaoy of 850,000
to his brother Stephen. Tho decision
is based upon tho ground that n will
cannot bo nltcrod except by n codicil,
Tlio will was admitted to Jirobule.
Permanent grnnito posts nro being
orccted to mark tho Stato lino between
Pennsylvania and Now York.
evs -Nereis.
(La Crosso Hepubliean Lender.)
Having been cured by St; Jneobs Oil,
1 recommend the same to nil sufferers
with Ilheuniatlsin, says Mr. L. Shift
man, 2801 Calumet Ave., Chicago, 111.
The whipping post hns been abolish
ed in Virginia after n trial of four
years.
Clear head nnd voice, easy breathing,
sweet breath, perfect smell, tasto mid
hem ing, no cough, no distress. Theso
nro conditions brought nhnut in catarrh
by tho uso of Sanford's ltadicnl Cure.
Complcto treatment for SI.
Two women fought over tho grave
of their mother nt l'lainllcld N. J. last
Sunday. Ono was n Protestant and tho
other a Catholic, nnd tho latter attacked
tho former for having tho l cumins of
their mother buried in n Protestant
ceinelry. The scene was terrible.
nn.vUTii.v hi:com.mi:nii:i.
Don't condemn a good thing because
you havo been deceived by worthless
nostrums. Parker's Ginger Tonic has
cured many in this section, of kidney
and nervous disorders, and wo recom
mend it heartily to such sufferers.
irCIM.
Some ono sent William II. Vnnder
bilt nnd Cyrus W. Field of New York,
infernal machines throutrh tho mail.
They wore mado of cigar boxes filled
Willi uun cotton so nrranyed ns to ex
plode nt u certain time. Ono of them
wunt oil in tho mail bar and burned
up nearly nil tho letters, and tho other
was taken in charge nt tho post office
in Now York. Tho police arc at work
trying to discover the villains who sent
them.
Ladies nnd sickly girls requiring n
non-alcoholic, gentle stimulant, will find
Brown's Iron Bitters beneficial.
The funeral of tho lato Charles Dar
win took place in Westminster Abbey,
London, on April 2(th. Tho Ameri
can Minister Lowell was ono of tho
pall bearers.
"nfcnni'AiiiA."
Quick, complete cure, nil annoying Kid
ney, liiaddcr and Urinary Diseases, .fl.
Druggists.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
(All persons whoso names nro announced In tnli
column, nro pleased to abldo by the decision of
the Democratic Convention.)
Wo urc authorized to nnnounca that GEN.
CHAltLES M. ULAKEIt, ol beaver township,
lsacandldato lor Itcprcscntntlvo In tho Legisla
ture, subject to tho action ot lUo Democratlo
County Convention.
IIo will not travel to solicit votes,
MARKET REP0RTS.
M.OOMS1JUHG MAItKET.
Wheat pt r bushel $l.co
Ilyo " DO
Corn, " so
oats ' " w
Flour per barrel 8.0(-
Cloverseea G.w
nutter so
Eggs 15
Tallow 10
rota'ocs l.ss
Dried Apples 05.
nams 12H
sides & Shoulders 10
cnicuens os
Turkeys is
lard per pound 13
nay per ton , 15 o
uecsivnx 23
PHILADELPHIA MAHKETS.
OOIUIF.CTED WEEKLY.
FLOIIIt.
Minnesota extras
Pennsylvania family
Western
Ilyo
OltAIN.
Wheat
Ilyo
corn
oats
o to & 7 25
C 00 0 75
-1 7: (4 5 00
, 4 75 0 00
1 40 per bush.
Si (3 oo per bush,
70 a 7-5 ' '
07 Q CO " "
o (3 9ys eta. per lb,
!l 35 2 05
Cloverseed.,
Timothy ....
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
t"r70 A WEEK
$t2 a day at homo easily mado
costly outnt free.
Augusta, Mnlne.
Auuress -jkuk & l;o.
marcn 31 -ly
TAV, A TTV'fi OHOANS si stops, 10 sets rot-ds on
"a"ul lr J9J, I'lanos 1125 up Hare Holl-
uiiy iiiuuci-uiL-ats nearly.
wni-i or can on uis.vi-
nld may o, 'si-iy
FOR SALE,
Tho following properties from
$300 TO $12,000
Variously located In ULOOMSHUHO and
other places, affording cheap homes or prof
itable investment.
A Frame Dwelling
In good condition. A SPECIAL BAHGAHf.
Several Small FRAME DWELLINGS.
Desirable cheap homes or good investments.
A number of Hetceu Fkami: Divni.uxos
Pleasantly Located.
-BRICK DWELLINGS -
from CHEAP to 11EST nt various locations.
BUILDING LOTS on nearly all streets at va
rlons prices.
CoxriiACTS Made to limn FHAME Oil
I5HICK HUILDINGK of nny description, to
no (lono promptly ami saiisiacioruy,
FARMS FOR SALE
In Bloom, Benton, Eislilngcreek, Hemlock,
.uainson, .Minim, .Momour, .incuson
Pine, Catawlssa anil Centre townships
Tlic abovo nt all prices and embracing
land lor
Faming, Grazing, Trucking and Totao-
c: Raising.
Alo several good Tl.MBEK Tit ACTS and
SAW MILLS.
Alo Hi'BiNEss Locations with trade estab
lished, Including a
Woolen Mill,
in Good Condition and Location,
Carriage Manufactory, Oaal Yard, Limo
Stone Quarries, and Kilns.
All tho abovo can be boupht at fair prices
and on reasonable terms. For particulars,
apply to
JOHN A. FUNSTON,
PAUL E. WHIT.
BE NOT DECEIVED
By PlustovH oliiiniing to bo an
improvement on ALLOOCK'S
POROUS PIASTERS
ALLOOCK'S is the Original and
only genuine Poroua Plnslor;
nil other so-called Porous
P IcfL S 1 65 rs "I'tf imitations.
Bowaro of them
Seo thatyon get an ALLOOCK'S
PLASTER, which a gwirnntcp
lias efl'ectod more and quicker
euros than any other p,tpi'iul
romedy.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
i t) 3 lBt- COW
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
mATROr JACOB DIKKR. DKCSASRD,
letters ot Administration on tho cstnto of Jacob
llakcr, lato of Hearer township, Columbia county,
I'cnrja, deceased, havo boon granted by tho Kogls
ter of sold county to Clmtles linker admin
istrator. All persons having claims against tbo
rstato of tho decedent nro requested to present
them for settlement, nnd thoso Indebted to tho
estato to make payment to tho undersigned ad
ministrator wltliout delay.
CHAltUIS I1AKKI1,
Administrator.
May 3 'HJ-Ow Denver Valley.
rpuEASUllElt'H SALE
UNHKATUI) LANDS IN COLUMBIA
COUNTY, PA.
nvMrtnonf Sundry nets of tho tlencrnl Asscm.
hlv nf thn i!ntn!nnnwenllh nf I'rnnnvlvanta rela.
tlnir to tho sale ot seated nnd unseated lands
In tho county of Columbia, etc., for taxes duo nnd
upnrl, I will onrr nr, puunc buiu iu inu vuurr,
110U30, in mo lawn m uiuuiiiauurK, uu uiu eciuuu
MONDAY OF .1UNE, A. D. 1882.
ot ten o'clock n. m.. tho following described ntoces
of Innd, or such part, thereof ns may bo necessary
to sitlsfytho amount ot taxes duo nnd unpaid
ngalnst the snmo, and contlnun thoBamo from
day to day nstho sarao may bo found necessary.
TEUMS OF SALE.
Tim ninnnnt, of taxes nnd costs must bo nnld
when tho land Is struck orr, or tho snlo may bo
void and tho property put up and resold.
HEAVER TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot Denver Charles
3 " Heaver Jesse...
3 " llrockway o 11.
ss acres nrockway o n
31
1 13
1 13
1 m
1 7
CO
1 00
1 60
a
8 T
3 00
1 13
D3
t 25
7,5
1 TO
73
75
1 M
Hi
IB 21
3 22
S 12
C S2
V 18
I V3
1 83
1 13
1 13
03
2B
1 13
2 SO
1 Sj
75
1 8S
1 13
74
1 10
3S
2 CI
23
23
1 13
78
5 00
7 60
7 M
3 75
3 73
1 M
75
2 f 0
70
1 S3
1 13
U 75
1 38
5 10
1 BO
5 HO
25
1 13
1 13
1 13
6 01)
75
9 2C
61 11
1 KS
1 13
2 60
65
1 20
4 60
65
60
60
2 80
2 10
5 HO
1 03
I 05
1 2G
1 03
2 91
a no
3 00
2 5
1 60
3 75
1 17
4 20
S4
1 05
S3
33
3 7S
2 47
1 45
21
ICS
lirocliwavf) 11.
80
JO "
llrockway Abbott.,
lis "
54 "
41)1) "
Itaker Jacob Pr ,
Denlngcr Christian ,
nutt ti linger
llogart Xlnry
ltoer V H
71 "
a lots
l "
2
Tl ncrcsliaker K House
1,1 ciari: Anurew
a lots crossing Patrick
" c.intner John
r
i
Charles Simon ,
Cinon Manas
Columbia Coal S Iron Co.
cox O S Kx Trench cox.
1410
ISO
M M II II II
,1 " 1 -
fftj II II
49 "
no PallusJoslah
slots Flanagan A
a Vryws
11 ncresKlshcrSirah
10 11 (U-arhart Daniel......
3lots (learhiit William....,
co acres Hauck Jonathan
M lloatzJohn
2 lots llarncr It .luster
6 " HoRman Kllza
3 " lluntr.ll
9 i. Hpnrv ileoren
S20 acres lllnderllter Sarah A.
1 int. lil no A
1S2 acres Knecht l'ctcr
slots Kocuierticorgoj
loncrcs Lynn Jacob
s lots hawrenco W K
i " i.pwih Frank
soo acres Miller Maun. ,
3 "
Mnnrnn T .1.
1C0 '
100 "
100 "
Mcltcynolds II W
Mlnlcn Conred
Mlnlch llonlamln
Mristen William
Mnmlnv John...
4 lOtS
1
140 acres Nungcsscr Samuel
140 ' nungesscr licoruo
s rwersoii oj
3 11 rrlco Clarcnco
oi it uicn Geonrc
6 3-fl lots neuthlein Samuel & Co
140 acres sweppenhclscr I K
CO " snuman unnriua a
22i " shuman r n
2 lots " "
3 " Smith I V
3 " Shlck J J
'i ii scntt l'ctor
200 acres Stewart Wllltam..,
2 lots vasten ii ir. ,.
,-. VnlkenardCJ
2305 ncrcs West n M Coal Iron Co....
a lots wcizci u o
3 " Wood Augustus - .,
so acres Wheeler William
BENTON.
18 ncre3 Appleman Peter estate
45 " Albertson Clemuel
50 " chrlstman Ann deceased
1 lot Rabcr I.lzzlo
11 acres Ash Mary
11 Kline John heirs
23 ' Wills John
llIilAllOKEEK.
loo acres Applo Paul
iw'ncres ihiwium .icoov
nilsh neuben..
nrlttan w A J estate
llryan Guy
lirlttnn Thomas
clem W J Hcv.
Dotey, l'ealcr & Stewart...
r.vans Francis...
Fowler Gilbert..
Froas Jcsso
Uouck Samuel
nicks Jcsso
Headloy H F estate..
.Tacoby OA
Khmer John
btnekhouso Joseph......
2 Oi
7 SO
6 20
03
Kemp Daniel
Kllorrcr Lizzie
Shaffer David estato
stackhouso fc sutler
Schectcrly George
stout Nathan
Sponey Philip
Traugh Uenry estate
CATTAWISSA.
Probst J 8
ciewell Jacob
Dornbach Mnrgrett
Klaco tc Yetter
Kctncr liobert
Newell Fred
shuman neuben
Weaver Ullos
Krura lihas
Martin Wrn J
75
11
54
20
1 05
77
1 60
07
1 20
1 IH
fi 10
14 60
4 04
08
4 44
G 11
a so
2 CO
72
no
IX lota Scott Ooorgo estato
l ' Shuler Mrs Sarah
3i acres Waters Ooorgo sr
CENTHALIA.
l lots Cnlllhan Daniel
co
89
2 20
7 10
CO
SO
4 SO
6 CO
3 SO
7 CO
7 20
3 60
Chadwick Ann June ..
Conner Thomas
Clark urldget
Curley AIra Ed
Durkln Mrs Anthony
Erwln'lhoraas
(laughen Thomas
uaughen Martin
(lorrell & Co
llowells Thomas
llcflrnt) I'nlllp
Holmes Thomas
KUno Caroline
Knlttlo Joseph
Lehuh nnd Mahony 1! It Co
lloran John
Murphy Patrick
Harks George
Moilannnmau Mrs l'ctor
Mcliarlty Mary
Morrison air3 'nth
Millard o u & Jno W Former......
l'urccll lllchard
smith Samuel
Torrey William
Walsh Marttr.
Zlgler William
20 05
3 20
7 tO
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1 80
2 20
4 1)0
1 10
12 40
1 20
1 00
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2 20
33 70
3 SO
3 SO
CF.NTliE.
it ncrcs Adams Encs I,
n ' Achenbach Samuel
5 ' Mabach benjamin
1 lot Parnd John
03 acres Conner 11 J M V l: W L ..,.
3 " Good Jncob estato ,
70 " llagenbuch William
10 " llascnbuch William sreswto
31 " Hoffman William estate .
1 lot Hess William
3 acres Loweruv hlmon
1 lot Hess Etllo
5 acres Keener Daniel
CONYNGIIAM,
6 72
25
79
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1 83
1 04
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20
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05
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812
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0 80
2 73
4 ill 00
278 02
6 40
SO
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2 70
51
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60 59
8 73
89
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acres lirown Nathaniel,...
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lots urady JulU
neavuriaiuaiiae
cano Ellen
l)a is Thomas
Drlesbach Lewis ,
(ioodmau llosannali..
iritlnhnh lMiilln
acres Huston John
101 jicnneuoy iuuuiuu
Iiumt-uui-u ami) 1,,.,,
iitMivli? HachGl
acres KUno John 1.
lots KrninerA
Jones ucorgo
Lelby Cathuilno
Morrison Catharluo..
Murphy 0 u
Mcrlulro Torrcnco...
McMannaman Mary.,
Morris Ann 11
Mellon Ti.omas
Mnnrnn .Inlin
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2 75
23
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612 40
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2 72
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Itustco Mary
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lnt lflinwn ruisnpi-
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loungduim
VISIlISfl CHEEK,
2d ncrcs A llegar John
2 22
41
100
800
400
60
250
20
14
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200
MO
41
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nuckalew J M
41
HUsli Keuboa
Doty l'oaler & stowart
3 13
13 33
9 00
1 19
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1 C8
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1200.
1 54
2 93
8 08
Dreshfr John
Davis llizatelhL
Hutch son Thomas J ,
llotlmnn Frcas
Iluhn William
llarilson John ,.
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lliinMiur-v An,tbany
110
4aj-lco KrninerA M..
31
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140
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890
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tocllenryOHA-Danlel
l'eaier Oeorge
KU hards liwls ,
ItobblDH Wm A.,,...,,,.......,
Whlto t' n
Yoiins l'hljm
Zancr John
2 82
3 65
10 40
20 02
190
VllANiaiN.
40 " cleaver Wr-iiiogton..,, ,.,
Qf llcwer Mosf-ij ,
ill ' 'aasM K II
(II1EENWOQD.
oi noici Albcruon Milt a & Hartley,..
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11 ticqtino llenjainln ,
DS " llliuto Kdward.
St Vanhorn James ....
40 " YaniK-rMlr-oTJ
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are invited
Clothing
HEMLOCK.
12 ncrcs Appleman Win l 10
80 " Campbell N I. 4 41
7 " ltobblns Zebulon 1 in
41 " Whltenlgut George Jr. 2 jo
JACKSON.
60 acres Frlck Georgo A 4C,o
800 " " " 31 10
109 " Hess Benjamin 10 35
23S ncrcs Miller & Noihart 24 39
75 Knorr William 8 20
5 " Keller J U fo
20 " " " 1 05
3 " LowlsThooloro 1 10
4 " Miller Charles W 90
210 " " " 10 to
62 " MoIIenry nohr 6 10
LOCUST.
200 acres Iillllngton Charles 12 21
so " Dowart Georgo -" a 70
205 11 Kvorhart John. 74o
40 " Fisher John llo
62 " " ' 65
04 " Gcraghty Thomas 3 70
23 ' Kline John L 75
los " " 1 03
05 " Hughes Wright "C5
33 " Longenberger I'hlllp 1 11
20o " Meyers Mary 6W
200 " llustenMary 6 92
200 " " Charlotte 5 92
200 " Reynolds John 5 92
100 " HustonThomas 3 70
190 " Iteoso Daniel 5 92
4! " btllio Daniel 81
43 " HhufTer Henry 1 43
100 " Snyder JeromHh 1 CO
MADISON,
20 acres ncchlel.Iacob 2 is
25 ' cox Joel no
soo " Lves Charles W 2175
85 ilondershott E... ts
65 " Kclley llverett 1 10
MMN,
24 ' Brookway & Ent 63
no " Domboch John 1 ci
230 " Dowalt I'hlllp 12 41
100 HclIuerHamuelC no
so " Immell Christian 1 1
43 " MoserMlehic 110
loo " Morris Daulel - 132
474 ' rennock i! U Co- coo
7 " hauman Wm T 22
loo " bhnman liouben 2 11
Mioo" smcck, Iirobit, letter Hauck so
l?a " Snyder John 8 S3
7 ' Snyder Abram 33
150 ' Yulter Daniel est 2 ot
ooo " uwartz, nhepp & co 4 60
MIFFLIN,
C3 acres Dtltoubondcr Jacob 4 13
B HeiserFiankllncst 74
10 " llcndcrsholtcatherlno 143
200 " Kramer A W 6 o
2K " Menslnger Wm 30
11 11 vtlchaelJohn 71
loo Nungcssor Georgo 5 90
83 " l'aiks Leonard , 2 07
4 " SwonkK II 69
123 ' Kchweppeuhelscr 1 K 5 'J'1
so i Horace 4 43
2 " " El' aco
15 Williams Samuel 1
(17 " YohoJohn II 2 07
MONTOUIt,
10 ncrcs llrockway a Ent 90
18 " Glger narbara 4 14
is John est 4 14
4 " Lelby Jackson 92
40 ' Koal William 11 50
23 " llamsey est 2 SO
MOUNT TLEaBANT,
io acres Jacoby n llupcrt no
33 " Walter D 1 11 65
OUANOE.
30 acres liowman Wusloy 4C5
8 ' crevcllngSimuel l so
19 " Everett Gabriel est 4Ci
34 " KlUkJ F 133
FINE.
223 acres liarton Ell 3 so
23 " Drelblells Abraham 2 Ms
llolEvesl) W 72
523 acres Frlck Georgo A. 12 62
loo " Frlck A; Leggott , 4 20
60 " Fcaslor Thomas 55
23 " Greenly James 3n
g 11 (iordncr Jonathan , ni
60 11 Klsncr David 25
so 11 Lyona It W co
loo " Miller cole 3 53
29 " ltobblns D w ca
30 " Shoemaker Joseph 30
25 " Vandersllce 'i'hos 1 31
25 " " " 131
ItOAlUNdt'UEKK,
170 acres Artllla Francis 4 20
60 " liuchner 1'eter , 1 47
co 11 Hams Thomasjr.,,,,, ci
40 ' llrtsh Jacob 120
10.) tl " " 6 09
12 ! 11 " 21
20 t' Iieavor (Jeorgo li J h Kltno C3
21 11 Confalrd: Ittco - 63
87S ' ' ' , 1329
251 cox O 8 Bx Trench Cox 10 83
10 " " " " " 1 B3
20O )' " " " 0 90
60 " " " " " 2 07
18 11 nitaplano Ezeklol 173
18 " FetM-man Herblno I so
ico Frlck & M.uinan 13 so
41 " l.ltilo hobert 61
loo Huston John... 167
lf2 Miller Kltas a so
142 " Morris tc Hughes 4 62
10 " ,,, 42
45" :; r:::: S
9 ) H 21
lixj t Wellington William 210
bO ' ca
40 " into Abram 3 20
40 llaub J Miller 61
00 " v i' , ,. 201
is Skato Harry , -'2
60 " Trlon Jacob 103
41 Wlti-hoyMniy est ,, l
80 " Wlleliv Jolini IM
sa ocum Isaac 103
42 " Yocum Elijah US
SCOTT.
2 ncrcs lloon An rou , 21
1 lot Crouse Nelson ,,, A3
2 acres CreasyManha 43
1 lots (it-isiuger Martha o
1 lildiay -Mary 30
noncresJohos William 40.3
21 ' Hrosslcr John 1 60
1 lot Joiicw Honey VI
I " Muilloy Wm" 15
1 ncrcs Mcrlll Jess 90
7 ii , do
a Muiomiin Jos IB
10 ' Mcliolv- Nonl&CO 108
5 ' Jlui'Mo Wcslnv r)1)
4 lots Nnldi-man Tlioa .,1,,.. 90
1 " Sliaiiiion Jcsso.,., 15
H 11 John Eckroili, 114
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60 acres Hollos Wm 1 1 so
3D " " 70s
192 ; Diickak-w James estato 43 co
S4 ' Colo Ezeklel 20 C5
250 " Chnpln John F si SO
75 ' Custer Mary 865
21 " Hess Joseph 0 1 to
123 " llesscrevellng Co 17 70
I(U0 ' llesi Wesley 590
WHO-' 5 90
X-110" " " 10 30
19 " Hartman Jesse 1 90
in " Lnrlsh .lanv B4l
3d) " Mcllenry Kohr 41 so
oi " llarvy A A s J F 1 51
4 " llarvuy AH In A 12
97 " Stephens Amos 10 69
60 ' havago Joshua estate 15 31
5 " Vnpel Henry 1 90
rSTKHASLTUIUlVS SAU:
JL OF
SKA'I'Kl) LANDS IX COr.UMWA COUN
TV, PA.
Also tho following lots, plecos, and parcels of
seated lands, returned by tho tiu collectors, nro
tu bo told nt tho bamo timo under tho provisions
of an Act of Assembly, entitled, -An net relating
to tho silo of lands for tax in Columbia county,7'
approted March 6th, 16C3.
DEAVElt TOWNSHIF.
1 Lot MncAireo.Tohn 3 05
I ' Miltlu W.11 1 93
ii acres Sherman Thomas 2 10
1 Lot lijuman Frank 13a
io no esLoseo.l A Agent c 40
1 'jot " " , " 1 20
1 " hneeney Isaac 1 20
2 " SelptAlI 3jo
1 ' names Charles It 0 so
1 " Kramer EL 03
DENTON TOvVNSHIF.
1 Lot Albertson Samuel It 1 w
10 acres nogart Samuel 1 ,
4i litelerKlt as,
2 Lot lleacock Samuel ., 350
ULOOMSHUHO,
I IM Kramer Auurcw 4 14
i " Dennis jnmes estate 115
1 " Orlwlno Henry ii 5a
1 " wimer Fro.i.. ' 5 io
11 " Vcrry Wm estate .j oU
2 ' Wnlter.Norraan m
C.VTAWJSSA TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot Arndt Noah o Sn
1 Abbott W 11 V.V 120
?f " Dames Mrs a'e. "'.'.'."'.'.:..";" u!
oncresiilchel Jonathan ostato 2 a 1
20 " llltienbeudor Charles n oi
co " Scott John s 40
CENTHALIA.
1 Lot Cramer AW 15 a
1 " McDonnell Anthouey 1375
CO.NVNGHAM.
1 Lot lirowu willlnm 71
I " Dolan.Mary 7 ,
1 l.ludermuth ueorgo &
i " Murphy Mcl,aoi.'...V.V.'.V.'.'.-.'.'.'.'.'. '93
FISIIINGCHEEK.
7 nciea Helebraud William a at
H Lot LarlshAS , .
n ttcresNeyhard John " ' 0 i,
1 Lot shultz Cornelius..: j 5J
GI1EENWOOD,
l30aciesJtlchard Altrud a 10
1 Lot I'llklugton I'll ao
I " Eves Elijah o'
13 acres Heller James deceased Hi
12 ' Fisher Hannah s
40 " For.-o U'luuei ??!'
1 Lot Fltzgorald Elliabeth . j
.1 acres Manning W 11
c KUno l'axton estato " ' " t!
4 " He Jonas .. ia
I Lot ' " 13
II acres Vander&llco T.I ,
1 lot crawfurd Fhlllp " 21
HEMLOCK,
23 aero3 liarton Newton
0 " Ebnor William ... .1.' 75
lot Shoemaker M G in,
1 aero ltobblns Zobullno ..!.!." si
JACKhON.
3 ncrcsl'latt Hannah ,
33 " Young Lewis C f
IOCUST.
8 acres Hhories Susan 4m
.... MADISON.
. 1 Lot Hisner Annlo m
130neresEes Charles w ...
co -i 11 11 lif.
09 smith HLltchard..'.'.'.';:".''.;.'..-,';; no
17o Trumbower A O 1373
1 lot Wclllver Susan ostato 2 43
MIITLIN.
l,"v acres Anglo John II 20a
1 lot Kulchner Jacob esuwo 2 65.
6 " Miller Levi .,,, ., ., .. . . ' 3 si
l2acre3i:spyHaMngFiiDd Association,... 1 4
2 " xupvlnt'er Henry ,,, if
MONTOUIl.
1 Lot ItiiUer William eslate 6 41)
OltANQE.
40 acres V.n Jacob 8 B .
10 " coleman Jesoo u Aj
a " TrumiKJio Sophia 1 ,
12 " oman John.. ' Si
2 " lilco Jcsso I' .... IM
17 " Eves James ostato ....,. ,'.' 2
I'INE,
7 ai ion Drelblehls Jacob estato b ni
23 " Drclbh hls Erl "... . Ji
60 " KUno I'nilerson . .! .." ia 0.1
70 Kltchun Alfoid 11 in
H2 ' Leggott Frlck A Si
123 ' Ku blhsjrisuua 10 A
50" itlctilo Jacob...,, ... . I m
so " i-nrker JpUa 1 ,' " S ?S
a ! vfttts.V.:......,..:::":::,::;;, us
llOAHINfl OltEEK.
01 udioHLovan Lnwson o .
83j shulinburgerT 19 53
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1 ' I'nmpboll N L, J ! ,, , , j 5J
Bl'GAHLOAF.
40 0CIS Oolo T II f.
21 AlbntsouJama, ..!. . .... ? 5?
1 lot lUrtman Miner..., , . 3
S4norosll8ss invino .... , , VJ
40 ithono Parvln I 'J,
40 Miller ElUibeth ! ?i
2 Ion-Chanln John 1 ' 12
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