THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE COLOMBIAN,
0. E. ELWELL, ) rtieTf
J. K. BITTEKDEHDEIt,) E-0"1
BLOOM8BURG, PA.
FRIDAY, MAY latli, 1882.
T ho old board of Commissioners of
Lycoming county, wcro brought boforo
Alderman Ulatr of Williams port, on
Tuesday the 9tli inst. ohnrgeel with em
bezzlement, consiilraoy, perjury nnd be
ing oonoorned in public contracts. Kach
was placed under 800 bail for appear
nnco at court.
Tho Stalwarts say nil is peace in the
Kcpuulican party now, but wo nro in
clincd to suspect tho ghost of insubordl
nation in some quarters will riso aijain
to vox tho bosses nt tho new election,
unless Boss Cameron shall havo tho
wisdom to imitato Boss Gladstone in
Irish affairs, and backs suuarc down
from his hick handed assumption of
claiming by the riclit Divine to dic
tates all political questions affecting the
pcoplo at tno ejommonwcalln. triwea
JSarre Jcecord.
Since Col. Ingersoll failed to bring
his client John Yv. Uorsoy into ejourt
on .May 1st as lie had agreed to do,
warrants havo now been issued and
ulaced in tho hands of officers in Texas,
Vermont, New York and the District
of Columbia, but as yet ho has not been
found. Col. Bliss had relied on tho
promises of Col. Ingersoll to havo him
present on May 1st and thoreforo had
mado no arrest. When Bliss asked
Ingersoll why he failed to fulfill his
agreement and havo Dorsey present.ho
replied "I can't afford to help yon fel
lows anet Ho won t bo here.
Tho Bloomsburc Columbian annotiu.
ces by authority that ex-United States
Senator Charles R. Buckalow will bo n
candidate for tho Democratic Congres
sional nomination in tho Eloventh dis
trict of this State. This is a period of
reform next year, but the public will
hail with pleasure tho measure of present
retorm tnat is implied in tho recall to
public service of men of tho character
and ability of Mr. Uuckalew. Tho
Democratic party of the district will be
laithlcss to itscit if it fails to givo him
tho nomination by acclamation . Times
Senator Wolverton does not hanker
after public position, having a law prac
tice which brines him many honors
and fees, but ho looms up as a strong
canuielato for the JJemoeratic nomina
tion for Governor all tho same. Phila
Press.
And tho Democratic parly will aot
wisely if they select hira as their stan
dard bearer. It would trouble tho op
position to linel anything crooked in
iiis record, and it ho should be elected
it would bo a case of the office seeking
tho man, and not tho man seeking tho
olhce. That is the kind ot a governor
. J.-'cnnsylvania wants just now.
The Republican State Convention
met at iiarnsburg on Wednesday and
nominated the ticket as proposed by
Cameron. .Tamos A. Beaver of Centre
county was nominated for Governor,
W. T. Davies of Bradford county for
Lieutenant Governor, W. II. Rawle of
1'hiladelphia for buprcrac Jiulcre, John
M. Greor for Secretary of Internal
Affaire, and Thomas M. MarBhail of
Allegheney for Congressman at-large,
Senator Mitchell is reported as saying
oi tho ticket, "We will havo nothing to
do with it whatover we shall hold our
convention as previously decided upon
and nominate our own people with tho
possible exception of ltawle. It is
barely possible that wo may endorse
mm out certainly nono ot the others.
Buckalew for Governor,
If Mr. Buckalew were preaeuted as a
candidate lor governor the liberal and
independent men of tho state,who havo
grown weary of party shackles and the
pretensions ot sham relormers, would
rally around him. Since 1872 tho pre
judice and calumny born of gricvanco
and paity spirit which' surrounded him
havo disappeared like the exhalation of
tho morass, and he stands bctoro tho
people in his true character. There
would' bo no necessity to put a platform
under him. His record and great ser
vices would constitute tho platform. Ho
is the best embodiment of tho truo and
not tho sham spirit of reform that is
abroad in the commonwealth. No man
in tho state despises so much the cur
rent cant of reform, and no ten men in
the state have done bo much of its gen
uine practical work. The people who
recognize him as their most eminent
follow citizen would delight to honor
him with the chief magistracy, and
party lines would melt in his presence.
Tho man whoso shaping hand did such
effective work in drafting tho consti
tution would lind a way to givo the
people the benefit of its provisions and
to maintain it in its integrity and
purity. Philadelphia Jlecord (mil.)
ASSASSINATION IN IRELAND.
Lord Frederick Cavendish, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, nnd Under Sec
retary Burko wcro stabbed in Phoenix
I'ark, JJiiuiui, on iheuveniiicot the tith
Thoy wore both strolling in the park,
about hall a mile from the city irate
and a epiarter of a milo from tho Chief
becretary s lodge, when a car drovo up
containitiir tour men, two ot whom
jumped dowii from tho car and attacked
Lord Cavendish and Mr. Buike, stab
bing them both several limes in tho
throat and breast. Tho victims slrup-
gled hard tor lite, and in tho struggle
became separated, their bodies being
lound some paces apart. I he tragedy
occured about ten minutes nftcr 7
o'clock in tho evening and in broad
daylight, Tho bodies wero first dis
covered by two young gentlemen who
wero riding bicvcles through tho park,
and who immediately gave tho alarm
to tho police. Surgeons soon reached
tho spot, but the police wero already
conveying .Mr. u.urko s body away to
tho town, wliero an examination
showed lilo to uo extinct, ino upper
part of the body was pel forated in a
shocking manner and presented a
ghastly sight. Proceeding further the
medical man reached the body of Lord
Cavendish, which was being conveyed
away from tho paik on a stretcher.
Tho body of tho Chief Secretary dis-
played the samo dreadful wounds, in
addition (o which his left arm was
broken and torn, as if ho had put it up
to protect his breast. Joru ejavendlsh
was ejuito dead, Ho wai appointed
only two weeks airo to succeed air,
Forster as Chief Scureituiy for Ireland,
and for two year previous ho was
Financial Secretary of tho TiuaBtiry in
Gladstone's Ministry. His assassination
is looked upon as one of the worst
blows that could have befallen Ireland
at tho present time, and is said to have
no political aspect. It is believe'd to
bo tho work of cranks.
Tim Plvnioulli Record contains tho
announcement of Henry MoKlnney of
Great Bend as an independent cntieii
dato for governor. Ho comes beforo
tho people in this way :
I oiler myself ns an independent camlL
dnto for the next Governor ot tho Stato ot
Pennsylvania. 1 oiler myself lo uiu people
on tills platform i -weekly wages to em
ployees In current funds without rebate,
anil all other reforms for labor according
to the doctrine of the Wble. "not to oppress
the laborer In withholding liU hire." Up""
nil other Issues, Orcenlmck, Democracy or
Hciiublieanlsni, or nny oilier lin I am
tilcnt. Thnt you can construe as you wish
frnn, in,, imtt rr-i nnl. I oiler no rewnru
fnr vnii. lint nin certain If women weie al
lowed to voto 1 should lie elected.
.ImlitliH from his card, it is very
fortunato that women are not allowed
to vote, othcrwiso wo would probably
have a "crank lor governor.
Fintllng the Body of a Peddler Almost
Decapitated.
At about 7 ei'clock on tho morning of
tho ."ith inst at Plalnfield N. J., some
farm hands while uolntr to their work
saw lvini? in n niece of woodland
within a rod of tho road, tho dead body
of a inaii with tho head half served
from tho bodv. A basket ot tin ware
stood about a rod nway from tho body,
with tho contents undisturbed. Tho
bodv wasstill warm. Tho man was id
outificd as ono of two tin peddlers who
had been seen in tho neighborhood tho
nicht before. lira companion was
mtssinir but a tramp who had been seen
in tho neighborhood an hour beforo tho
discovery was followed to Notherwood
elcpotn mile from the sccno of tho
murder, and arrested, lie was searched
and small stains like blood wero found
unoii somo clothinc in his- pack and
upon a razor. lie admitted having been
in tho nem iborliooel iliirtntrttie morning,
but denied all knowledge of the murder,
Ho was locked up. Tho dead man was
of medium height, light built, black
rnrlv liniiv nnil nirpil jiliont. twimtv
"'V " , r f
There wcro no marks of a struggle
around where he lay and ho is supposed
to have been murdered as ho slept. Tho
man arrested is a German tramp and
gives his names as Agustus Schlachloy.
DELONG AND PARTY rOJND.
Secretary Chandler received a tele
gram from Engineer Melville dated at
Irkutsh May 6th. saying that Lieiiten
ant DeLong and party had been found
dead, and all tho books and papers wero
recovered. JJol-iongs party comprised
fourteen of tho Jeanetto's ciew the
commander of the expedition, Dr. Am
bler, Mr. Collins, the scientist, Nindo
mann, Krickson, Gortz, Noros, Dressier,
Boyd, lversen, seamen, and tho Chinese
cooks, Ah Sam and Alexel. They left
tho Jeanetto in tho first cutter after
the sinking of the ship, June 1!), 1881,
and endeavored to reach tho coast of
Russian Siberia, which lay 200 miles
southward. The seamen, Noros and
Nindcmann. pursued a different route
from tho others, and succeeded in
reaching tho nearest Russian settlement,
Their rescue was reported four months
ago, probably about the tunes that Da
Long and his party perished.
Tho Jiodoers, a vessel sent out by
tho government in search of tho ,Tean-
nette, was burned and it is said that
thirty out of thirty seven persons on
board the vessel wcro lost. A third
vessel has started to rescue tho surviv
ors of the Jlodyers. It seems as though
a sufficient number of vessels and lives
havo been lost in tho exploration of tho
Arctic regions to cause a halt in tho
effort to find the North pole. Tho
only result of all Arctic expeditions
lias been to prove conclusively that
those regions cannot be navigated.
General Porter Pardoned,
In reply to General Fitz John
Porter's application of April 17 for tho
remission of the portion of the sentenco
of lus court-martial now being executed,
tho President has removed the only legal
obstaclo to Congressional action, and
exhausted all his powers in the case
under existing laws :
Chester A. Arthur, President of the
United States, to all to whom these
resents may come greeting :
Whcreas.on tho 10th day of Januaiy,
lmli, l' it. John I'orter, then JUivjor-
Uiiiicr.il ot Volunteers in the military
servico of tho United States, and also
Colonel of tho Fifteenth Regiment of
Infantry and Brevet Brigadier-General
in the United btatcs Army, was by
general court-martial, for certain offen
ces ot which ho had been thereby con
victed, and sentenced "to be cashiered
and to bo forever (Unqualified from
holding any oilico of trust or profit
under tho Government of the United
States." and
Wliereaon tho 21st day of January,
in 1803, that sentence was duly con
firmed by the President of tho United
States and by his order of tho samo
dato carried into execution j and
Whereas,so much of that sentenco as
forever disqualified the said Fit. John
Porter from holding office imposed
upon him a continuing penalty and is
stilll being executed ; and
Whereas, Doubts havo since arisen
concerningthoguilt of thesaid Fitz John
Porter of tho offences whereof ho was
convicted by the said court-martini,
founded upon tho result of an investi
gation ordered on tho 2 1 st day of April,
1878, by tho President of the United
States, which aro deemed by me to bo
of sufficient gravity to warrant tho re
mission of that part of said sentence
which has not been completely executed;
Now, therefore, know yo that I. Ches
ter A. Arthur, President of the United
State's, by virtue of tho power vested in
me by the Constitution of tho United
States and in consideration of the pre
mises, do hereby grant to tho said Fit.
John Porter full remis-dou oi this here
inbefore mentioned continuing pen
alty. fn 'witness whereof I havo heaunto
signed my iiamo and caused the seal of
tho United States tu be affixed. Dono
nt tho City of Washington this fi.iuth
day of May, A. D. 1882, and of tho in
dependence of tho United States tho
one hundredth and sixth.
L S. Cnnsir.ii A. Aitnirit,
President.
Frederick T, Frvliiighuysen,
Secretary of State
Tho following is General Porter's ac
ceptance :
AVashington, May, ."), 1882.
J foil, Fredrick 'J', J'Wiliiiihuiiieit,
Secretary of Mate.
Sir: I respect fully ask you to express
to tho Pretiiiient my acknowledgement
of tho receipt, through you, nnd my
appreciation of his eirdor l emitting tho
continous portion of tho sentence im
posed upon mo by court-martial in 180!),
I am very respectfully yours, ito.,
Firz Joiik Poiiriiit.
General Porter's memorial to Con
gress receipts and embraces tho docu
mentary history of tho case, and asks
that Congress will take tho necessary
actioti to carry out at unco tho recom
mendation of the advisory board of
army officers ordered by the President
and to restore him to tho positions of
which he was deprived by tho sentenco
of tho court martial.
A Oashier'i
i.
SI ItPKN IltSAlTKAUANTi: 01' Wll.l.IAM S.
A' TS0Vf, Ol'll.t.tAMSI'Otir Till;
njNits sAvt:.
William S. Watson, cashier of tho
West Branch National Bank of Wil-
liamsport, ono of the oldest and sound
est banking institutions in this part of
tho btate, has suddenly disappeared.
On Wednesday evening, last week at
a lato hour, ho visited tho liouso ot 1'.
H. Glenn, the first teller, and. handing
him tho keys of tho safe, said ho was
going away anil would not be back bo
lorotho lollowing elay at noon, and
before the teller could interrogate him
further ho hnd disappeared. No mcs-
Bago was left for his father, Oliver
Watson, tho president of tho bank, or
anv member of his own family. Ho
eliel not tako a largo amount of money
with him. On tho 1st inst. ho had
eli awn his salary for April, amounting
to $220. lie also had under his charge
a fund of 82o,000 belonging to his
father, from which ho drew S.'i.OOO,
leaving his individual note for it. This
is believed to bo nil the money he took
with him.
It nppcars that n couplo of years ago
ho became intiiuato with a woman
named Annies Tyler, residing in that
city His relations with her caused
trouble at his home, but he kept up his
attentions. A few days ago tho woman
went to New York. It is believed
Watson followed her, for on Friday
night a letter was received from him,
dated Now York, in which ho stateei
that things wcro getting too warm for
liim nnd he would sail on Thursday
next for South America, and that he
did not want to sec anybody from
Willianisport soon again. A meeting
of the directors of tho bank was held,
when an examination of tho books was
made and tho accounts of the abscond
ing cashier were found all right. Oliver
Watson, tho father of tho cashier, is
one of tho oldest, most respected and
wealthiest citizens of WiUiamsuort.
During his long and busy life ho has
accumulated an estato which will prob
ably reach a million and a half of dol
lars. Ho is an invalid, having been
confined to his room all winter, only
being ablo to appear upon tho streets
once or twice during that time. His
son, tho absconding cashier, wa9 virtual
ly the president of the bank and at
tended to nearly all tho business, no
was so highly regarded by his father
that ho left nearly all the financial
duties of tho office to him and he would
undoubtedly have succeeded his father
as president of tho bank when the latter
retired. So much faith was reposed in
him by his father that somo time ago
ho deeded him the old homestead
that city, where ho resided.
Aside from tho common reports tho
conduct of the cashier is in many re
spects a mystery, and it is believed that
thero must be something moro serious
yet to bo discovered which caused him
to, act so precipitately and foolishly.
Ho was in good financial condition
himself. He received a good salary for
his services and was not in straitened
circumstances. His father and mother
are very much distressed over his sud
den and strange disappearance, and his
wife and live children, although par
tially estranged from him, aro reported
as nearly distracted.
Boys in the Mines.
20,000 WORK INI! IN I'KSXSYI.VANIA.
Of the 80,000 persons employed in
tho work of mining and preparing an
thracite coal for market, says a Penn
sylvania newspaper correspondent, at
least 20,000 aro boys, whoso ages range
between nino and eighteen years. Somo
enter tho breaker to pick slate at tho
tender ago of six or seven. In most
cases this is tho result of a desperate
need growing out of the sudden death
of the father upon whose labor tho
family depended solely for support by
ono of the many accidents so common
in tho coal mines. Ono docs not know
whether it would bo moro cruel to per
mit or prevent this on a oloso cxamina.
tion of tho circumstances. These lisping
little workmen, for whom tho battle-of
life begins at tho very cradle, havo to
aid in supporting younger brothers, and
sisters, who wero suddenly left father-
less, aim wnose tenner years eniiiio
them lo tho solo attention of their
mothers. For tho employment of child
labor, under such circumstances, there
may bo somo excuso in a great individ
ual community; but it is an iron fate
that compels it. There are, however. a
great many parents in Pennsylvania
who, for tho sake of tho paltry earnings,
send their children to work in the coal
breakers as slato pickers at an early, age,
and tor these there is no palliation.
Havingoiice entered upon such a career,
tho boy may bo said to bo bound to the
business tor life, and he goes through
the regular stages like an automaton.
f lo picks slate until ho gets too big tor
tho screen room. Then ho considers
himself fortunato if ho is "promoted"
to drive a initio in the mines a task
calling for no small share of patience,
skill and courage. Then, in course of
time, ho becomes a laborer, and when
ho is well advanced in years he may
attain to the responsible position of
miner unless in tho meantime he is
crushed to death by a fall of roof,
kicked by a mulo or miuee.ed between
the care." Uo takes all these risks, and
more. His opportunities, by ivason of
his calling, aro generally very meagre
for self-improvement. If ho attends
tho public schools it is usually during
somo peiiod of suspension in mining,
when everybody in tho region is unhap
py and but little thought is given to
learning. Of course, when children aro
thus shut out from all reasonable
chances for schooling it is not to bo ex
poctul that they can becomu competent
m any sphern calling for moro judgment
than is required by tho ordinary elay
laborer, nndjbut few lnakosullicient pro
gress to bo competent as foremen.
St. Louis Kveniiig Chronicle.
I'Kon.r. in (ii.ass iiousks lire!.
While it may bo proiier those "living
in glass houses should never throw
stones,'' wo think it is eminently proper
that those working in glass houses
should say a "good word" for anything
of benefit to themselves. In this con
nection, Mr. Isaac Correy, Manager
Salem. N. J. Glass Works, remarks: I
am pleased to say that I havo used
tho (Sreat Iteniedy, St. Jaoobs Oil, for
Rheumatism with excellent results;
other members of my family havo also
i .1.. i 1 1 .
ih'l-ii k'lXMuy iieiieiiieu ny us use.
Tho Court Housu at Pittsburg was
almost entirely destroyed by tiro on
Sunday last shortly after dinner. Tho
building originally cost $200,000 and
the loss will piobably bo $100,000.
Nearly all tho records wcro saved.
lho tiro originated J it a restaurant
stand in tho rotunda.
Clear head and voice, easy breathing,
Hwcet breath, perfect smell, tasto anil
Hearing, uo cough, no distress. These
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Tho book-buying public will certainly bo
delighted, oven If tho oltMtno publishers
nro dlsgiHtcJ, with tho work The Useful
Knowledge Publishing Company, of New
York, Is doing. They nro Just Issuing a
number of works of tho choicest grade ot
wit nnd humor. One, "Studies In Stanzas,
Hints for (tic Times, llnllmls, nnd llroml-
sides," Is by Orpheus C. If err, limn whom
no American humorous writer hus won
worthier fame. For keen wit, scathing
satire, deep Inlil, mysterious plot, purity
anil noblllly of thought, ami rollicking,
healthy, hearty fun, ho Is initio without n
rival In Ids varied brilliant accomplishments.
I lie millions of tho American people who
hnvo in times past laughed at tils Inimitable
productions will give his new book most
liearty welcome. It Is Issued In a charming
little volume at tho usual marvellously low
prices of tho U. K. 1'. Co.-. Utility "hiding,
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elf. At the same tlmo they publish, ench
in a largo 12 mo. volume of nenrly 800
pages, the complete works of the Inimitable
wit and essayist, Chnrles Lamb, the Choice
Works of the Incomparable Irish Humorist,
Tom Hood, nnd the Choice Works of Dean
Swift, whose (piallly of wit Is without Its
like hi the world's literature. All these
aro books which naturally belong in every
mail's library. Katerprlslug booksellers
supply them, nnd tho publishers want club
agents nnd canvassers In every county and
town, to whom very unusual terms and fa
cilities are given.
When your wife's health is bud, when
your children nro sickly, when you ieel
worn out, uso Brown's Iron Bitters.
NuwHpiiiicr HliurkH.
That e'lnss who take n paper for a num
ber ot years anil slop wiinoui paying lor it,
arc reminded thnt "the now postal law now
wakes the taking of u newspaper and the
retusnl to pay lor tac same, tnelt, ami nnv
person guilty of such an act Is liable to
criminal nrocccilhiB. the same as If lie hud
stolen goods to tho amount of subscrip
tion." A tacit, (loudness in tilt: same cate
gory of offenses, for one to order a pound
of coffee or any other groceries, when
wrapped orbacccd nnd laid on the counter,
for the purchaser to walk off with tho ar
ticle without paying lorlt-aincit as glaring
as to take a newspaper from a postofllcc box
unpaid for for u year, and when demand is
made refuse to pay for it. The law is n
L'ood one ami should be enforced, as is
being done lu New York, a proprietor hav
ing Instituted suit against several sub
scribers for the offense. Another set of
offenders aro thoso who remove from tho
city nnd county and neglect to pay their
subscription, or removo to another part of
tho city or country without giving notlcu
of removal ; and being indebted for the
paper for some months, may conceive this
plan of secrecy an effectunl one to get rid
of payment. Thuo newspaper publishers
are robbed of their just dues a loss to
which all aro more or less subjected
through downright dishonesty. Such
sharks should bo dealt with as the postal
law suggests, nnd an example made of
somo of them, would havo a restraining
ellect on others likewise olTcnilinij. We
are happy to say that tho number of
"sharks" on our list is very small, most of
mom linvlng been dropped.
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boxes, witli tho openings so small that
neither blue birds or sparrows can got in
and tho work Is done. Mudumo Wren will
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the pair will build and raisu their young,
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
(All uersons whoso names aro announced lu tuls
column, are pledged to ablU3 by tho decision ot
uie uemocraiio touveniion.)
FOU B1IKHIP1'.
At tui) suggestion ot many rrlouds through the
county, I bavo concluded to otrer myself to the
Ujmociataof Columbia county as a candidate (or
tUQoniso ot SIIEKIFF, subject to the acUonot
the County Convention to be held the second
Tuesday In August, I respectfully ask the support
ot the Democratic party, and II nominated I will
perform tho duties ct tho oilico with ndellty.
.IOSKP1I O. SWANK,
Minim Township
TO 11 IIEP1IKSKMTATI VK.
Wo aro authorized to announce tho name ot
VILLI AM 11KVSON, of fentralla as a candidate
for member ot tho Legislature, subject n the
action ot th ) Democratic County U.-nvemioa.
Wo aro authorized to announcj that a EN.
e'llAULES ll. IiLAKEH, of Bearer township,
u a candidate for Iteprcsentatlvj In tho Legisla
ture, subject to tho action of tho Democratic
County Convention.
Ho will not travel to solicit votes,
MARKET REPORTS.
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C1KAIN.
Wheat
live
Corn
Oils
. J4 M) r, J S3
6 CO (4 S IS
4 7fi (4 5 141
4 IS (4 5 00
1 40 per bush.
8 m uii per Lusli,
10 (4 7 1 " "
51 (4 00
Oloversoed.....
Timothy
I) (4 fljtf cts. per lb,
s as d cj
E
XEC'UTOH'.S NOTIOK.
EST AT K OK MAHY C. CONNSK, UfcCKiSIII.
Letters testamentary on the estaU) of Mary
Conner, lato of oraugo townslilp.t'ol. co..decoased
have been granted by tho ItegUierof said county
to U. K. Hloan. An persons having claims Bgalnst
the estate of said docedent are requested lo pro
sent tbrm for settlement and thoso Indobted lo
make payment to the undersigned eiocutor
without delay,
(,'. W. MILI EK, Atfy I). K. 8LOAV,
April 14 -aw Kxecutor.
DMINISYRaTGR'H notice.
XSTATIOf JACOI IUKEK, PECKA8KP,
tetters of Administration on the ostato of Jacob
llaker, lato of Ileal er township, Columbia coii'ity,
1'cnna, deceased, have been granted by the Keels'
ter of said county to Charles llaker admin
istrator. All persons having claims against the
estate of the decedent are requested to present
them for settlement, and itioso Indebted to tho
eiate to inak payment to the undersigned ad
ministrator without delay.
UIIAULE3 IIAKEII,
. - Administrator,
May 5 ttl-ow Heaver Valley.
rpitBASUKF.H'B BALK
1 OP
UNSEATED LANDS IN COT.U.M11IA
COUNTY, PA.
n rlrtcio of sundry acts of tho llcnorat Assem
bly of lho commonwealth nf Pennsylvania rela
ting lo tho sale of icatoJ and unseated lands
In tno county of ColumbM, etc., for taxes dm nnd
uimll, I will offer at, nubile salo In tho Court
House, In the town of Illoomsbur;, on the second
MONDAY OV JUNE, A. D. 1882,,
at ten o'clock a. m.. tho lollowing described nieces
ot land, or such pirt tnerool as may bo neoessarr
10 suisiymo nmjun d uidj uuuuuu uupaiu
ngatnst tho same, and continue lt6 same Irom
day to day as the samo may be found necessary.
TEUMS OP KAI.U.
Th nrnnnnt. nf taxes and posts must bo tiatd
when tho land Is ntruckotr, or tho sale, may bo
void and the property put up and resold.
DBAVSUTOWNfltlir.
I Lot tlcvcr Charles,
s " Heaver Jesso....
s ' lirockwoy O li.
83 acres nrocKway u ii.
lirockwoy O H.
Ilrockway& Abbott...
" "
tlakcr Jacob Br i, ,i
iunlnirerubrutlan...."'.-:.r:,.,l
Hots liutt k linger,..
1 llogart Mary
3 liojcrFs "...
Tl acres llaker & llousi
340 " Clark Andrew
i lota crossing i-atncK...
Uantner.fohn ,
Charles Simon.....
canon Manas
Columbia Coal ft Iron Co..
CoxUS Ex Trench Cox..
I
r,
l
1410
i
Si!
T3 "
JUT ' ' "
49 u n H
go Dallus.loslah
3 lots Klanagan A
H " FryWH
29 acres Fisher Hirali....
10 " ilearhart Daniel
slots Ilearhart William
oo acres Ilauck Jonathan
M " lloatzJohn
! tots Ilarncr It .luster
s llortman Kllza
3 11 Hunt Ell
t ' Henry tieorgo- ,
ISO acres Illndcrllter Sarah A.
Hot Kllno A ...
l.H acres Knecht l'ctcr
3 lots Kochler tieorgo J
10 acres Lynn Jacob
3 lots Ijuvrcnco W 11
3 " Lews Frank
too acres Milter & Mann,.
TS "
100
100 "
100 "
4 lOU
Morean T.I..
MclteynoldslI W .
Minion (,'onred
Mlnlch lleniamln
Mastcn William
Monday John
140 acres Nungcsser Samuel
140 Nungesser Ucorgo
s " I'ltteraoiuu
3 I'rlco Clarence
01 " Wen Ocorgo
1 3-D lots Itcuthlcin Samuel ft Co
140 acres Swcppenbelser I K
00 " Hliuman Charles A ..
224 " Sbuman F I.
i lots -
3 smith I V
3 snick j j
3 " Bcott reter..,. ,.
200 acres Htewart William ... ....
s lots Vasten is It
0 ' VolkcnardCJ
2-V.5 acres West 11 M Coal ft Iron Co
6 lots Wetzel US
3 " Wood AUglUtUS
83 acres Wheeler William ...
DENTON.
13 acros Apptoman Peter estate -..
45 " Albertson Clcmuel ...
oo Christman Ann deceased. ..
1 lot ltaber Lizzie
11 acres Ash Mary ,. ..
ll Kttno Jolm heirs
23 " Wills John
lmiAliCItEBK. -a
too acres Applo l'aul
ss acres nowmau jcs.-u..
60
S.
210
7
2S
H0O
200
IN)
1O0
SW
21
41
40
10
14
1U
1SI
US
OS
S
Wl
300
200
24
100
7
30
10
100
4
100
7
nilsh Iteuben..
lirlltan W A J estate
llryan Guy
Iirlttan Thomas
ciom W J itev
Dot;)", l'caler ft Stewart.....
Kvans Francis ...... ,
Fowler Ollbert
,i .1
Freas Jesse
ilouck Samuel
illcks Jesso .
lleadley H F estato......
, i
Jaeohy O A
Klsner John
stackhouso Joseph ......
Kemp Daniel ...............
Kllncer Lizzie
Shaffer David estate...
Mackliouse ft sutler
schecterly Ueorge
stout Nathan....
Sponey l'hlllp ..
Trauzu lenry estato
CATTAWISSA.
" llrobstJ H ..,
" Clewell Jacob :.,.'.
" Dornbach Mnrgrelt
" Klaco ft Vettr.
" Kelner Itobert......
Newell Fred
" Mmman neuben
" Weaver Ellas
" Krum Ellas
" Martin Yfm J
lots Scott George estate
Shuler Mrs Sarah . ...
anres Waters ueonje sr
CENTItALIA.
lots Calllhan Daniel
" Chadwlck Ann Jane.
' Conner Thomas.
" Clark Urldget ,
" Curley .Mrs Ed
DurklnJlra Authony
" Krwln Thomas.....
' eiaughcn Thomas
" llaughen Mnrtla
" llorrell ft Co
" llowells Thomas
' llettran I'nillp
" Holmes Thomas
" Kline Caroline
" Knlttle Joseph.
" Ixhieh and Jlahony It II Co
" Moran John
" Murphy Patrick
" Marks eioorge
" McMannaman Mrs I'eler
' Mcllarlty Mary
" Morrison airs ath
" Millard o uftJnoW Fortoor..,
" I'urcell lilebard
" smith Samuel
' Tnrrey William
" Walsh Marttr.
" Zlgler William
CENTRE.
W acics Adams Bnos L
ft AchenbachSamuel.......
6 " Alabach Ueujamln......
1 lot Uaruu John
33 acres Conner ll J M F ft w L.
3 ' Hood Jacob estate
to ' Uagenbuch William
1U " Haeenbuch William Sr estate
31 " Hoffman William estate..
l lot Hess William .
3 acres Lowert'.v fclmon .
1 lot Hess EfUo .
fi acres Keener Daniel .
s;
1 13
1 13
1 mi
1 7
50
I 00
1 60
03
8 7i
8 W
' 1 13
33
1 21
71
1 70
75
7i
1 Hi
111
3 22
A 82
C 82
9 IS
1 23
1 Si
1 18
1 13
03
1 13
2 50
1
78
t SS
1 18
74
1 10
3H
2 SI
23
25
1 13
75
3 10
7 60
7 M
3 75
3 7S
1 60
15
2 M
70
1 88
1 1
3 75
1 30
5 10
t M
5 IKI
25
1 13
1 13
1 13
B Oil
75
2 23
4
1 83
1 13
2 Ml
6.1
1 20
4 60
5.1
60
r.o
2 HI
2 10
6 39
1 03
1 05
1 26
1 0
3 04
a 30
3 Oil
2
1 60
3 7.1
1 17
4 20
84
1 0!
33
33
3 71
2 47
1 45
21
2 0.
7 SO
6 20
3
75
11
C4
20
1 0.1
77
1 .10
07
1 20
1 04
ft 10
14 SO
4 24
OS
4 44
0 11
0 30
2 tO
72
GO
00
S3
2 20
7 60
60
SO
i SO
8 60
3 SO
7 GO
7 20
3 SO
20 03
3 20
7 MJ
3 SO
16 10
1 SO
2 20
4 UO
1 10
12 40
1 20
1 OO
GO
2 211
Si 70
3 H'l
3 SJ
6 72
2-,
79
39
3 22
20
1 S3
1 04
3 64
20
52
1 04
05
LOCUST.
200 acres Itllilnston uharlo
rv " - uewnn ueorro ' ..
Ercrhart John..
Fisher John
40 "
63 "
64 '
M "
108.
93
33 "
200 "
200 '
2C0 "
900 "
100 "
190 '
43
143 "
100 ti
Oeraghtr Thomas,,
Kline John I. ,
CUNYNCinAM.
lots C 11 Ilrockwny..
' Brlsellno Bernard
acres nrowu Nathaniel
" lleam Joshua
lots Brady Julia
' Beaver Catharine
" cane Klten
' Davis Thomas
" Drlosbach Lew Is
" floodman Itosnnnab
" llelnbach I'hllln
acres Huston John
lot llennesey Thomas
" llomebaeh Mary
" llelwlir Hachcl
acres Kllno John 1,
lots Kramer A W
Jones eieorge
Lelby Catharlnt
Morrison Catharine ........
Murphy O e
Mceiulre Torronce..
McMannaman Nary......
Morris Ann B
Mellon Ti'Omaa
Monroe John
acres N V M C P It It v ft I Co
' Itusteu Mary
" husten Thomas
lot lthawn Casper......
acres Frlen Jacob
" Young John...'..."""".'.','!!'."."
FISHING CIlKKK.
26 acres A llegar John .
45
100
300
400
50
250
20
14
GO
200
250
45
V!
IH)
Buckalew J M .....
liusu uouuen
Doty 1'ealer ft Stewart
DrcsherJohn ..,
Davis El-zafethiL
Hutch eon Thomas.!.....,,,
Hoffman ft Froas
llulm William
Harrison John
Harrison John
HuriKlnirer Anthonv
4 33-iro K miner a M
800 " Klnt John ft Co
140 " Leinon Thomas .
oo " VM'llcnry U ll ft Daniel
t 1'ealer eieorge
60 lllohardi I owls
to Bobbins Win A
no ' White o B
HI Young l'hlllp
75 " ZanerJohn,., .
83
FlIASKLIN.
4J " Cleaver Wt-lllng on
GO " I lower Moaes
81 Vought II
tlltP.K.NWool).
61 acrea Albertson Miles ft Hartley,.
40 " Derr Irom
15 Kedtlno Benjamin .,
VI llteulo Edward.,., ,
27 " Vanhorn James ,
40 " Vandersltco T J
HEMLOCK
li acres Appleman Win ,,.
3ii " Campbell N 1.
7 ' Bobbins Zebulou .... ......
41 " Whltenlght eieorge Jr...... ..
JACK40N.
50 acres Frlck eieorge A
to " "
101 Hess llenljmln...
3Hacre Milter ft rtoiliart
73
8
21
a
4
116
tl
Knorr William .
liejjerJ It
ii ,
Lewis TheoVore
Miller Charles W,
i it
Mcllenry Ilohr ,
':
10 20
8 10
S12
24 02
6 30
2 73
46110
'.'IB 02
6 40
SC
405
40
2 70
65
Si
72 93
bS
5
(II
60 69
8 73
JS9
13
9 0S
15
9 75
2 31
1 14
2 33
1 HO
500 04
B12 40
647 64
103 00
43 20
2 72
64 60
64 bO
2r,9S0
22
41
3 13
13 83
9 0.1
I II
6 62
1 VI
43
2 67
8 90
1800
1 64
2 9
3 03
81
8 90
883
813
3U
2 22
3 22
3 83
11140
20 02
1 W
140
186
9W
6 80
3 73
63
733
146
91
I 10
4 44
1 10
t'U
4 0)
.11 10
10 83
21 89
8 21
ffl
10
140
90
10 80
e ii
IIiljliM Wrlftht
Longt-nbcrgcr fhtllp
Meyers Mary , ,.
Husten Mary
. " . Charlotte
lleynoldi John
Huston Thomas
ltecso Daniel
stlne Daniel
KunfTer Henry ,
Nnyder JercmUb
-t . . T. MADISON,
8i) acres rteehleT.iacob ,,.
2.1 " CnnJfwl
800 ' Kves Charles W.......;.
83 " llendersholt It
w " Koiiey Krcrett,.........
M&W. '
21 ' llrockwnv At Ent
110 " Dornbach John
S30 ' Dewalt I'hllln.
loo " iierrncr Samuel 0...
N) " immell Christian
45 " Mosnp Mich iil
101 " Morris DaMd
474 ' l'ennock I) U ft CO'
7 " snumau Wm T
loo " siimnan llcuben
wiou" Smeck, Brobs', Yctter ft Ilauck
16 " Snyder Jotin....
. 7 " Sojder Abram
160 " Yctter Daniel rat.
900 " Swarlz.WhenDftCo
MIFFLIN,
63 acres lllltonbendcr Jacob
R " HolscrFiankllnest
10 " HomliTAlintt (,fithrinn
Siw " Kramer A W ,,
8 ' .Menstnger Wm
ll.4' xlchaefJohn
loo Ntingesier eicorgo
3.1 " Parks Leonard
4 " swanks II
13 " schwcppenheUer I K
8o ' ' Horace
23 Kl'
is ' wuilams Samuel
tir " YohoJohn ll
MONTOUR.
10 acres Brockway ft Ent
tl'ger Barbara.,
18 " Jonnest r.
4 " Lelby Jackson..
40 Neal WU lam
a) " Hamsoy est
MOUST PLEASANT,
10 acres Jocoby ft Rupert.
83 " Waller D I....
ORANOE.
30 acres Bowman Wesley
8 CrevellngS-tmuel
19 " Eierott iiabricl est..
34 11 BlnkJ F
PINK.
233 acres Iiart- n Ell
25 " Drelbtelts Abraham
t lot. Kvesei W....
223 acres Frlclc tieorgo A.
lw
60
23
H
60
60
100
29
30
23
25
HOAUINIICKKKK
i in acres Artlll t Francis
Frlckft I.oceotl..
Feasnr Thomas .. .
llreenly James... .,
nordncr Jonathan
Klsner David.,
Lyons It W ,
Miller Colo
Bobbins D vv
Shoemaknr Joseph .
vanderslice Thos
Bucliner l'ctcr..
Barns Thomas Jr ,
Brlah Jacob......
" Beaver Cieorge ft J L Kllni...
" Confalrft Bice .
,1 , ,,
' Cox C S 1 x Trench' Cox ! !
Dltaplane Eeklel
Fett-rman ft Herblne
Prick ft M.uman
Lltllo Robert
Huston John
Miller Kllas
Morris A; Hughes.. .-.
Melllngton William
llleo Abram '.'!.'."'.'.'..'....
Itaub J Miller
Skato Harry
Trlen Jacob
witchey Mary est
Wltchy John
Yoeum Isaac
Yocum Elijah
SCOTT.
2 acres Boon Aaron
1 lot Crouse Nelson
2 acres Ci easyMortha
l lots ticuinger Martha
I " llldlay Mary
.'2 acres Jones vwillam
23 Krosaler John
l lot Jones Haricy
I " Muffloy Wm
I acres Menu Jesi ...
7 ,, ,,
3 " Mussteman its.".'.'.. "..'.'.'.
10 " McKelvv Neal ft Co
5 " ,Iluckle Wesley
4 lots Snldeman Thos.
1 " Shannon Jesse
X " John Eck roth
sl'QAIILOAF.
60 acres Bellas Wm
so "
Buckalow James estate.,
Colo Ezeklel
Chnpln John F
CusterMary
Hess Joseph O
Bess Crevellng ft Co
IK S3 Wesley
192
84
250 "
73 '
2-1
123 "
.V119'
,V119-'
KII9"
19 ii
D4 '
360 "
91 "
4 "
97 "
SO
3 "
Ilartman Jesse
Ijirlsn Jane ,
Mcllenry Itohr
Ilarvy A A ft J F
Harvey Alvln A .
Stephens Amos
vago Joshua estato,
Yapel Henry
12 21
3 70
lio
83
8 70
7.5
7 03
7 05
111
6 91
6 93
6 99
599
S70
8 91
81
143
l no
2's"
1 10
24 16
IS
1 10
16
163
12 43
1 10
1 10
1 10
1 39
0 60
22
211
60
8S5
S3
2 64
4 60
4 It
74
1 43
590
30
74
6 90
2 07
69
5 90
4 43
3 69
1 77
2 07
90
4 14
4 14
92
11 50
2 80
1 10
it es
4 6)
1 bO
465
1 33
3 30
2 85
72
12 82
421
65
30
10
25
60
3 53
63
80
1 31
t 31
4 20
1 47
61
1 20
6 09
21
03
63
13 29
10 33
1 33
0 00
2 07
1 73
1 10
IS SO
1 S7
3 SO
4 2
41
21
95
21
9 10
13
8 20
84
261
43
1 03
Mil
17-1
1 33
I 3S
24
65
43
90
30
4 0.1
1 60
24
13
90
IK)
15
1 03
G)
13
03
1 80
7 03
23 GO
20 63
31 SO
8 S3
1 03
II 70
6(H)
6 90
10 30
190
S44
41 30
1 61
12
10 89
15 31
1 10
pUEASUHEU'3 SALE
X OF
SEATED LANDS IN COLUMBIA COUN
TY, PA.
A Ho the followlnir lota, nieces, and nnri-il. m
bcated lands, returned by the tax collectors, aro
to bo sold nt the same time under tho provisions
uinuntbui aaseiuuiy. emiueu, "AO act relating
to the sale oi mnds for tax In Columbia county."
approred March 3th, tsS.
llEW'EK TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot MacAffee John
I ' Mirtln Win
4; acres Sherman Thomas
l Lot Bouman Frank
lo ac es Losee J A Agent
1 Lot " " ,
1 " Sweeney Isaac ,
2 " Selpt A II
4 ' Barnes Charles K
l " Kramer KL
BENTON TOANSnil'.
1 Lot Albertson Samuel It
to acres Bogarc Samuel
43 " Heeler EK
9 Lot Heaccck Samuel
BLOOMSBURU,
1 Lot Kramec Andrew 4 14
X " Dennis .lames estate 115
i " ortwlno Henry 3 30
1 " Wlmor Fred 1 jo
H " Verry Win estate 2 20
2 " WalterNorman 4 to
CATAWISSA TOWNSIIII',
1 w. Aroui noau ,
1 " Abbott W II
$ 3 03
1 92
2 111
1 36
G 40
1 20
1 20
3 20
5 80
63
1 20
1 to
2 SO
3 30
Barnes Mrs A K.
0 acres llichel Jonathan estate,
I Lot
1 "
1 Lot
I "
Blttenbenaer Charles...
scott John
CENTItALIA.
Cramer A W
McDonnell A nthoney., , . ,
CONVNOUAM.
Brown William
Dolan Mary ,
Llndermulh George ,
1 " Murphy Michael...,',','.'.",',','.'.'.'.'.'
FISIIINOCIIEEK,
7 acres Ilelebraud William
X Lot Lurlsli AS
0 acres Nej hard Join
1 Lot Sbuliz Cornelius
CIIIEENWO'JD.
Io acres Richard Alfred
1 Lot illklngton Pit
1 " Kves Elijah .,
18 acres Heller James deceased
12 " Fisher Hannah
46 For.-o Lemuel
1 Lot Fltzjorald Elizabeth
5 acres Mauulng w tl
0 " Kline 1'a.xtou estate
4 " Hess Jonas, ,
1 Lot ,,;,.,..., ..,
II acres Vanderslice T J ,
1 lot crawfjrd l'hlllp
HEMLOCK.
25 acres Barton Newton.. ,
Bbner William
iot shoemaker Mil
aero Itobblns zebullne
JACKSON,
s acres I'latt Hannah
33 " Young Lewis c
LOCUST.
8 acres Rhodes Susan
. , MADISON,
I Lot Klsner Aunle ,
ISO acres Kves Charles W
60 '
69 Smith I) I.ltchard ',"
llo Trumbower A o
1 lot Wclllver Susan estato
MIFFLIN.
41"cre8AnuleJolinIi
1 lot Kelehnvr Jacob eslate
" Miller levl
12BCrcs Espy saving Fund Association.,
9 ' zap inger Henry ,,,,,
MONTOUR.
1 Lot Butler William cuate
lHNflK.
40 acres Eves Jacoii s ,
10 coleinun Jesse,
3 " Tr impure Sophia
11 " t man Johu
2 ' Idee Jesso I'
II " Ens James estate ,,,
PINE.
7 acres DrelUebU Jacob estate
Kline ft Patterson
Kitchen Alloid..
Legirott ft Prick
ltoibtns Joahua, ,,,,,
Kicuie jacou.,
l,(.UIU f OVUU,,,,, ... . ,,,,, ,,
Parker John II,,,.,
Watts A P .........
23
60
70
119
123
60
SO
46
KOAKINfl CIIKKlt
91 acres Ivan Lawson
8Si Shul nburgerT :
SCOTT.
lw acres Rlchart Win
I ' (Jainpboll N U ";,
, bUOAIILOAF.
ti roiOjloTli
91 " Albrtton Jesse.,.., ,,,,
1 lot Haitman Mluer
24 acres Hess Livlne
40 Rhone I'arvln
40 " Miller ElUibetu ,. ' '
2 low Chapln Johu F,
2 80
I 20
1 20
1 fe)
2 34
II 60
8 40
15 60
13 70
73
1 70
95
1 60
93
3 87
90
6 52
I 64
6 60
30
03
93
6 40
1 13
43
S3
61
43
24
K
21
1 23
75
00
S3
12
90
iia
69
1 32
6U
170
13 75
9 IS
3 06
2 to
8 84
1 41
17
6 40
6 IS
2 00
3 00
4'l
4 93
2 43
t 91
.6
13 OO
11 40
6 81
16 41
86
9 It
8 40
3 45
till 63
24
3 00
86
1 33
t
1 K
I 80
8 16
S3
7 - U ' iTsr UL
A. M. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
3
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THE MARTIN OS
JOHN, J A MICH AND :iCOIlCJIC,
In thrilling and gr.icelul mineuvre3 upon tho Trapeze. Trlplo Ilorlzontil liars, and Artistic
lialanclng upon thrao heavy la iders.
EI. CARD AND 3IEN25ELLI
Ijcuiliiifr HlclcjlUlM uftlie Clrqiio do I'nrU
MDLLE LOLA
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FRANK NOIiLE
I'hiiiunliiii l.onitur itlln W..H1.1
Prof. EYLAND'S SCHOOL OF EDUCATED MEXICAN DOGS.
' liogs: Wlek" -s:'fKtned.;raes: I'e'r&.VloaS! K1UMfa
Magnificent Iliglnvay Holiday iStre et himde, at 10 a. in.
Htadod by I'KOK. BHKKVK'rt CKLEtlltAl'EI) NINTH ItEOIMENT 11 VNO
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES DAILY. Doors opuu at l an'.l 7 P. .U
l'erfoiinanuii be.'giiia at 2 and 8 P. M,
Admission 35 cts. - Children 25 cts.
For particulars, read our Couriers, Programmes, and oilier small bills, distributed free by tho looo
A DMINrSTRATOK'S NOTICE,
K3T1TE OP J1C0B 6. IIESJ PKCK18ID.
Letters cil flrlmlriUf rntlnn nn tl.n nslnlA nf T.n.l.
8. lless, lato of Sugarloaf townsuip Columbia
countv, tfecensed, havo Deen granted by the
leeglstcr of said county to tho undersigned admin-
. . . HV10W..0 uu.iu uiuiiuH uuaiusi, iuo
ettate of said decedent are requested to prefeent
fll.m fnr LMtlLlnnnt n..il 11,.. .......... ..J .
estate i to mako payment to tho underMgnedad.
mlnl8trator wllhout delay.
. I.. I IU I. JtSSt 1IKSS,
Afrnrnai n.n.Mi ii.nni..
mayno-w Administrator.
pi-U'ITIOX TO VACATE.
tl tlm lllfllltif r.r (I. i, l I a . .....
l.lde,?f0f ntrtUialiorouHh. to VAcate that por
tton or Uurel street In tho borougu ot Centralla
extendlDir East rrora Locust avrnue to an alley.
Ailil Dim' In it'll Mnueiiii it 01 - . !
. . , ' n fiit ni ft 4 ij uu i eu Jllit or
ileR 1? Poiltlon und motion mado by wm. A.
,:v. MVJ i" in" "jwiist .iiouuiuin coai ana
iron Company aud others, tho Court grant a ruio
fnrlh In fnrJ,.ln' i...:.V,V-'v",..ly. "'"."'J?
Vin H' "'v oam i mo a uau uu puoiisn.
June nTxt. ' ' " mu w aay 01
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ei.Xt.lUICK. Wm. KH1CK11AUM.
'PUiy. Clerk."
KTTlN'ei.
Tl.n (Ani.nl.. , , .
IHoomsburtr, l'a, Juno isMS.-i, at two o'clock I.
lipU3easienlark'einent;to tho I'rothonotars 'd omca
Bee alter May uiu. The Commissioners reserving
the right to reject any or all wis. B
i)ll s. umcilAltT, i couniy
'u I'EiTiiieMAN y commlsj.
Attest, Jolm Il."ca'sey, Clerk.
Commlsiloners emice, llloomsbunr. I'a.. Slav
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ADIESUHITE UOUSE
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V Im rilu.tr.t, the klltlnV, th tSK?
lillJ,ei, Uin la itUwi,iho f oil.
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FRANK
JAMES
May is i weeks d.
FOR S AJLE,
The following properties from
$300 TO $12,000
Variously located In llLOOJISHUHG ami
either places, affording cheap homes or prof,
ilalile investment.
A Frame Dwelling
In good condition. ASI'UOIAMiAIKUIN.
Several Small FRAME DWELLINGS.
Desirable clieaphonies or good lnvestme"ntH.
A number of IIktteii Fiiamk I)uki.i.imw
I'l.KASASTtY I.0DA1KI).
BRICK DWELLINGS -
from CIIKAV to HEST at various locations.
BUILDING LOTS on nearly all streelH at va.
rlous prices.
CoxTiiAiris Made h Huh.d FHAME OK
I1U OK llUir.DINaK of Bny deVcrlptlo., to
be done promptly and bntisfnctorlly. .
FARMS hVli SALE
In nioom, lieiitoii. Flsblngcreek, Heinloclc,
JliulUon, Jllllllu, Jlontour, Jackson
line, CatiiwUsii and Centiu townships.
Thy above nt all prices ami embracing
laud for "
Farming, Grazing, Trucking and Totac
03 Raising.
Also several good TIMHKH THACJTS and
SAW MIL.L.S.
Also UrsiNKsH Looaiioxh with trade eslab.
lUlirel, Intliidlng n
Woolen Mill,
In flood Condition and Locution,
Carriago Minufacbry, Osal Yard, Limo
Stono Quarries, and Kilns.
All the above) can be bought at fair pi Ices
and on reasonable, terms. For imrllcularH,
apply lo '
JOHN A. KlTNSTON,
VAVU K. WIHT.
S72 A.YS.E J . ? a cy M lu" 0 " ""d8
Augusta, Jlalno. inea'h HI .ly