THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE COLUMBIAN,
J.' it BITrEHflfcUDER, Eillcrs'
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
ritIDAMAY 19th, 1882.
Judgo Cummin of Williatnspovt in
spoken of in somo (iitarters na Demo
cratic candldruo for Governor.
The Wnyno county lhrald advo
cates tho nomination of William M.
Nelson of that county for Governor.
Though a largo numher of arrests
havo been made, thero is as yet no clue
to tho assassins of Lord Cavendish and
Mr. Burko in Ireland. Large rewards
havo been offered for tho capturo of
tho criminals.
Tho argument of Guiteau's exceptions
was concluded beforo the full bench of
Judges of the District of Columbia, on
tho 11th inst. Thero is hardly n pos
sibility of their rovcrsing .Tudgo Cox-,
and ifthoy do not, Guitcmi will bo
hung on Juno 30th.
Tho Philadelphia Press informs us
that "tho Bloomsburg Republican says
that Senator Wolverton is tho kind of
n Governor Pennsylvania wants just
now." "Wo had not observed any such
endorsement of Senator Wolverton in
tho columns of tho Jlepubttean,but nre
very glad to learn on such good author
ity as tho, Press that our contemporary
thinks just as wo do.
Tho. WlUinmsport Mullelin says Hon.
Charles Buckalcw 1ms consented to liu u
candidate for Congress In his district tills
year. This Is "colng away from home" for
tho news. Wilka Jiarre Itccord May 12.
If the Record had an exchange
reader who would tako tho trouble to
ascertain what is going on in neighbor
ing counties, it would have learned
that tho first announcement of Mr.
Buckalcw's candidacy was mado in tho
Coix'MBiArf of May 5th. It took the
Record a week to find out what all the
other dailies learned from the Couui
iiian two days after our publication.
Tho ten days granted to the officers
in which to arrest John W. Dorsoy
expired on Tuesday. Tho deputy mar
shal announced that ho was unablo
after diligent search to arrest John W..
Dorsoy, that warrants had been sent to
New York, Vermont and Texas. The
Crier then called Dorsoy's ii.imo in tho
usual way, whereupon Mr. Carpenter
arose and said John W. Dorsey was
present in Court, and had becu in tho
city for ten days. Dorsey pleaded not
gudty. Tho hearing was adjourned
until May 25 and Dorsoy gave bail in
sum of $10,000.
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In tho eight Republican States of
Kansas, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Min
nesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wis
consin the Republicans, with 1,865,000
voters,havo planned to tako ninety Con
gressmen,leaving twenty-ono to the mi
nority of 1,640,000. Small wonder that
tho Republicans denounce shot-guns,
social ostracism and similar alleged
Democratic agencies 1 Compared with
a gerrymander in the namo of God and
mortality, how ineffectual is tho bull
dozing or bulldozer 1 Beneath tho
reign of men entirely great the pencil
is mightier than tho shotgun ! World.
The river and harbor bill which has
been completed by Congress appro
priates 15,000 for tho Susquehanna
river. It appropriates $4,123,000, or
so much thereof as may bo necessary,
to improvement of tho Mississippi
river from the head of tho passes to
Cairo, including tho harbors of New
Orleans, Natchez, Vicksburg, Memphis
and the rectification of tho Red and
Atchafalaya rivers, at the mouth of tho
Red river j 8600,000 from Cairo to tho
Illinois river, and $200,000 from tho
Illinois river to tho Des Moines rapids,
which sums shall be expended by the
Secretary of War in accordance with
the plans, specifications and estimates
of the engineers' department of tho
army which, having been approved by
tho Secretary of War, may bo adopted
by the commission for such parts of the
river as tho commission may not havo
tho survey of. It provides, however,
that no portion of this appropriation
shall bo expended to repair or build
levees for the solo and exclusive pur
poso of reclaiming lands or preventing
injuries to lands by overflows. Tho
aggregate amount appropriated by the
bill for tho improvement of rivers and
harbors (exclusive of the amount ap
propriated for the Mississippi and Mis
souri rivers) is about t en and one-half
millions of dollars.
The Oameron Will Case,
Tho somewhat famous William Camer
on will case was finally disposed of yes
terday by the Supremo Court affirming
tho decision of Judge Elwell sustaining
tho will. Tho chief contestant was
Mrs. Jano Harrisou, daughter of tho
testator, who receives under tho will
about one-tenth as much as her sister,
Mrs. John B. Packer, receives of the
nearly a million aud a half of their
father's estate. Tho case has been
fought with great ability and muoh
bitterness by a number of distinguished
lawyers, and Mr. Packer, prominent as
an ex-Congressman of considerable re
putation, was severely criticised by
JudgeBlack and others in the argument
for the contestants, becauso ho had writ
ten tho will that gavo tho bulk of the
estate to his wife. Tho Supremo Court,
however, tako occasion to vindicate
Mr. Packer by declaring in tho opinion
that there is nothing in the evidence
"to impeach tho character of the gen
tleman by whom tho will was drafted
for integrity or professional propriety."
It was an up hill effort to defeat the
will in tho Supreme Court after it had
been so broadly sustained by .Fudge
Elwell. He is ono of tho not very
largo number of Judges in tho State
whoso legal decisions make tho Supreme
Court take careful pauso before revers
ing tho lower couit. Phila. Times
Mat 15.
The counsel for tho contestants were
Judgo J. S. Black, Furinan Sheppard
and Ulmrles b. Wolte. 'llioso in sup
port ot tho will were Joshua Uomly,
S. P. Wolverton nnd Ex-attorney gen
eral Wayno MaoVeagh. Tho opinion
of tho buprcmo Court is as follows.
"Wo affirm this deereo upon tho nblo
opinions .of Judgo Elwell, which wo
adopt as tho opinions of this court.
We think it proper to add that thero
is not in tho evidence anything to im
peach tho character of tho gentleman
by whom tho will was drafted for in
tegrity or professional propriety. In
deed, his conduct throughout was
characterized by tho nicest sense of
honor."
Cadet Whittaker, tho fellow who
mutilated his own ears thinking there
by to acquire prominence, is in tho
West searching for employment.
MM... IVlll't Unrrn litcnrd and si'V.
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eral otli'ir papers that havo been play
ing the independent role, havo done
just as everybody knew they would do,
and aro now endorsing Cameron's tick
ct, as mado at tno iiarnsuurg conven
tion. They undertako to crawl through
a very small holo by asserting that tho
slato was broken by the nomination of
Marshall for Congressman-nt-largci
and because ono of tho five candidates
named is not a machino man, they will
support tho whole ticket. Tho leaders
of tho Independent movement do not
talk that way, nnd tho Independent
convention will be held on tho 21th.
Charles S. Wolfe says "tho ticket is
made for war or slavish submission".
Senator Mitchell has been Bclcotcd
as a dclcgato to tho convention, and if
they carry out what they say, nuothcr
Republican ticket will bo placed in the
field. If this be dono there will bo an
opportunity for tho Democrats to ex
erciso somo judgment in the selection
of their candidates next month. A
blunder would bo incxcusablo as well
as suicidal. If wo cannot attain vie
lory with a split in tho opposition we
can never hope for it hereafter. The
sure way to defeat the Stalwart Ma
chino party is to join with tho Inde
pendents in making a ticket that will
command tho votes of all men who
favor reform, and who honestly desire
to put an end to tho reign of the most
despotic dynasty that ever disgraced a
state.
THE SOOVILLE-GUITEATJ FAMILY.
Mr. and Mrs. Scovillo havo been
having somo private differences. They
met at Chicago ono day last weck,how
over, and had some kind of an under
standing. Mrs. Scoville, when interviewed after
her talk with her husband, said that
she had dreaded it very much On ac
count of tho temper shown by him.
IIo had been writing her Very threat
ening and abusive letters, using such
epithets as she did not caro to quote.
Among other things, sho says ho
wrote her that if sho did not stop lec
turing and working in behalf of her
brother he "would make it so hot for
tho threo Guitcaus that the two who
were not hung would wisli they were."
Sho had realized $200 from her Now
York lecture and was to have appear
ed in Boston and elsewhero but for Mr.
Scoville's interference. Her husband
wanted to get possession of their
daughter Bertha in order to get the
mother also.
In the talk sho told Scoville that his
attempts at coercion must cease ; that
sue proposed to rent a nomo xor nereeu
and lecture to savo her brother. If ho
does not cease his interference,sho said,
I will civo certain facts to tho New
York papers and John Guiteau will tell
what lie knows about Mr. Scoville.
"For the sake of my children I will
hold the worst for the present." She
declared that Mr. Scovillo was more
vnnoAim i n limn nun nnii nxnecicu. uuu
hoped that thero would bo no more
trouble.
Elastio Eesolutions.
V.vorvlrw1v knows that navtv plat
forms aro " synonymous for emptiness,
hypocrisy and deccptiveness. When they
aro not amusing tney are generally con
temptible. The platform of the late
Ilarrisburg Convention is both.
In a braco of resolutions we are told
that James A. Garfield "exemplified in
liia tviinln lifo .nid miblic career all
those principles which constitute tho
highest type or manuoou, ana a iew
lines further down we are informed
that Chester A. Arthur is a "wise, con
ciliatory aud efficient" President enti
tled to the suppoit of every Republi
can. Tho man or men entrusted with tho
framing of the resolutions must, in pen
ning those lines, have felt some senso
nf tlm riilip.nloiis in commendinir in tho
samo breath two men whose political
tendencies were eacu ine auupoues oi
the other one breaking down what
the other built up. A eulogy of Gar
field and of Arthur is too much in tho
nature of a ludicrous, if not a painful
contrast.
Wo havo no doubt that tho leaders
of tho convention really thought what
they said of Arthur, but tho Garfield
rnonlntinti wna in their mind nothiner
moro than a mere vapid formality for
tickling tho "sentiment'' of tho party.
The liarnpiu -principles, which muy
speak of, they gave their most strenu
ous efforts of their lifo to crushing
out j thoy know perfectly well that thoso
principles were never meant for their
good j their real viow of Garfield is that
ho was timid, false and treacherous.
It is this kind of hypocrisy in platforms
which becomes rank and intolerable.
Phila Chronicle.
The Alleged Agricultural College.
Tho cvidenco taken recently beforo
the Legislative committeo appointed to
investigato tho affairs of the State
Agricultural College was about as in
teresting as anything of that character
could be. It shows in somo measure
what tho people of the stato could get
for tho thirty thousand dollars a year
whioh is paid for the maintenance of
tho institution. If thero is not now
thero lias been very recently every sort
of variety in tho college, whoso principal
achievements seem to bo quarrels be
tween trustees, rows in tho faculty,
drunken boys, cigaretto smokers, but so
far as can bo ascertained no graduates
in agriculture were turned out.
There would uo a good deal ot inn
in the evidenco if tho matter were not
altogether too serious to make fun of.
It is not at all amusing to bo compelled
to contemplate the picture of boys of
ten or twelve years of ago smoking tho
greater part of tho timo nnd others but
litt.e, if any older, reeling into their
classes in a drunken condition. Ono
hoy, at least, seems to have had tho de
lirium tremens, aud one of tho faculty,
when expulsion was Biiggested,said that
if hoys were expelled tor merely get
ting drunk it would not bo long beforo
there would bo nomine lelt ot the col
lege. Unless tho testimony taken
is outrageously false, undoubtedly it
is hotter that nothing should bo left
of it.
Many of these things havo long been
known somo of them are now ; that
this alleged agricultural college is a
useless aud expensive thing is in no
sensu new. It has been investigated
beforo and never lound to havo any.
thing which an institution of that sort
ought to have. A committeo reported
to tho Legislature of 1870 that there
were eleven professors employed to
teach forty six pupils, nnd that the
objectB for which tho Stato pays largo
sums of money are not carneit out.
The investigation this year appears to
1 . 1! . 1. .1.! .
iio mining uuv euuugii nuw iiiiugo iu
justify it. . J ones.
(Ilnnr linnil nnd voice, unsv hroathinf'
sweet breath, perfect smell, taste and
hearintr, no couch, no distress. Tliuuo
are conditions brought about in catarrh
by tho uso ot oanionis uadicai uure.
Complcto treatment for 81.
Why Mcdlocro Men are Selected,
S'uico tho Republican State Conven
tion has carried into effect tho com
mands of Cameron in the nomination
of tho. stato ticket he and his friends
had slated long ago, the question is
frequently asked why so obsciiro a man
as Beaver should havo been selected as
tho candidate for governor. This is
easily nccouiitcd for. Tho boss is too
shrewd nnd takes too good caro of his
own personal interests to elevnto to
power men who might back up their am
bitions with superior talents. That this
is trno has been demonstrated In every
instance in which Cameron lmyiom
inatcd a candidato for an important of
fico. It is not tho policy of that wary
politician to givo men of ability tho op
portunity to acquire patronage, collect
a strong following nnd perhaps let their
ambitions induco them to becomo for
midable opponents of tho ruling family.
Cameron would havo boen)glad to take
Beaver as a colleague into tho Senate
for the samo reason thnt ho finds no ob
jection to him as n republican nominee
for governor. Beaver has never mado
a brilliant record as a lawyer and dur
ing liis short experience in polities lias
worn tho Cameron collar with entire
humility. There is no fear, therefore,
should ho bo elected governor of Penn
sylvania, that ho will be ungrateful
enough to oppose Cameron, and should
he attempt to do so tho boss would feel
no alarm, as ho well understands that
his nominee is u man who lacks the
ability to make a great leader. It was
with theso samo considerations in viow
thnt Cameron accepted Mitchell as a
compromise in tho deadlock on tho
United States scnatorship, and exper
ience has shown that his estiraato of tho
man was not far from correct. The
men of brains in tho republican party
in Pennsylvania havo no chance for
promotion under the Cameron dyncsty.
Patriot.
News Items.
State Superintendent Higbco will bo
Decoration day orator in Lebanon.
Gen. E. S. Osborno will deliver the
Decoration Day oration at Wilkes Har
re. In countries where malaria is preva
lent, or where tho climate is subject to
sudden changes should bo found in
every house Brown's Iron Bitters.
At a meeting of tho democratic stand
ing committee of Sullivan county, M.
J. Lull, of Bernicc, was chosen Repre
sentive delegate to the State Conven
tion.
Tho National Guard, Pa., will go
into camp at Lewistown on August 5lh.
Tho wholo division comprising the cn
,tiro guard of tho state go in together.
Tho encampment will continuo seven
days.
HEARTILY RECOMMENDED.
Don't condemn a good tiling becauso
you havo been deceived by worthless
nostrums. Parker's Ginger Tonic has
cured many in this section, of kidney
and nervous disorders, and we recom
mond it heartily to such sufferers.
Jfetes.
Mr. Frank James, brother of the late
Mr. Jesso James, is a marvel of ubi
quity. Tho country seems full of him.
Ho is seeu and recognized in nearly
every Western city of importance
about the timo ho is reported as pro
menading Broadway, and at tho samo
timo ho Btcps down into Georgia to
write a letter Again ho is farming
in Texas or managing a cattlo head on
tho plains. There is evidently some
thing too much of Mr. Frank James.
Tho members of tho Lackawanna
Agricultural Society havo nearly com
pleted their arrangements for the spring
meeting, which takes place on the 23rd,
2-lth, 25th, and 26th insts. The entries
for all of the prizes have been filled.
Veteran turfmen will bo there with
their best horses ; Trinket, Huuibolt,
May Queen, Okley, Josephus, and tho
celebrated stallion Alexander.
Meeting a business acquaintance of
Gen. Grant on my return to New York.
I nsked him if Grant's financial condi
tion was improving. "I thiuk not," ho
replied. "I think that Grant and all
his sons have been losers by their specu
lation. From what I hear, I doubt if
Buck Grant (otherwise Ulysses, Jr.)
now possesses any other money than
what her father gavo his wife. For a
little whilo things were booming with
him ; but Grant and his sons nnd all
their associates wero terribly hurt in
Louisvillo nnd Nashvillo Railroad
stock." Gincinalti Enquirer.
"nUCIIUTAlllA."
Quick, complete cure, all nnnoylng Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 91.
Druggists.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
(Ml persons whoso names are announced In this
column, are pieagea w noias Dy me decision 01
the Democratic convention.)
FOll SHERIFF.
At tho suggestion or many friends through tho
county, I have concluded to offer myself to tho
Democrats ot Columbia county as a candidate for
tho omco of SHERIFF, subject to the action ot
the County convention to be held tho second
Tuesday In August, I respectfully ask the support
of the Democratic party, and It nominated I will
perform tho duties of the omco with fidelity.
JOSEPH O. SWANK,
Minim Township.
FOll REPRESENTATIVE.
Wo are authorlied to announce the name ot
WIJ.LIAM IIRYSON, of Centralla as a candidate
lor ineinuer or rue legislature, suojocr, 10 ma
action of the Democratic County Convention,
We aro authorized to announce that oen.
CHARLES M. BLAKElt, of Beaver township,
is a candidato for representative in the LegUla
turo, subject to the action ot the Democratic!
County Convention,
lie will not travel to solicit votes,
MARKET JIEP0RTS.
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Butter
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Dried Apples
Hams
Hides ft Shoulders ,,
Chickens...
Turkeys
Lard per pound
Hay per ton
Beeswax
1.33
.80
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8.(0
6.60
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1.85
.03
.10
.03
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ROANTILE APPRAISEMENT.
Lift of Dcakn of Columbia County.
I hereby certify that tho following list of deal
em taken, returned and claisincd by me In accor
dance with the soveral acts ot Assembly, tn and
for iho year imi is correct to tha best of my
Knonieagj ana ixner.
Jluiines. Clan
HKAVKU TOWNSIItl'.
7Ur.
Ilrlcsbach, (l P
Krey .1 Paul
lltnJerllter, .lotin
Mieha;l, Lett "
Sliumsn, o A
SMiman, II
Shuman, T .)
Everett, It V
Kdion, ,1 K
I less, Hiram
Mollcnry, ,i J
Mcllenry, II A
Adam?, K K
llotvcr. II It
licritcr, It
HucKlnKbam, O A
linraard, () M
liuttncr, Max
llrubaker, 0 W
llradlord. T II
store
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7 00
7 0J
7 00
7 00
700
15 00
700
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700
7 00
700
40 00
7 01)
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10 00
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700
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700
60 00
700
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700
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7 00
60 00
10 10
7 to
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7 00
700
1010
10 00
16 00
7 00
700
7 00
7 00
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7 00
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Hotel
Store
Hotel
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Hotel
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1IKHW1CK.
Hon. Moro
licstaurant
stoves, eta
14
Tobacco cisars 14
ciotbl k, etc. 14
Hardware 14
Hoots fi Shoes 14
(len'l. Storo It
Iiontnan A Crispin
Drlesbach.il K (agt) Organs, Kow'g m 14
lcksnn. A M
Dirnnnnrt. ii K ll&rncj Hardware 14
Dhtlehurat. F t, Furnlturo 1
Dietrich,:.! 11 stationery 14
Fritz A to lilliard
Franlz, Casper lluthcr II
Fowler, 0 1) Furniture 14
Frcas, iiro's. Oen'l store 11
Frcas, Dro's. Lumber Dealers 13
Heller, H K llllllaras
liouscr W it confectionery
Hoclcman II M "
Jackson X Woodln M.O Oen'l Store
Jackson, P It Co llutchcr
Heller, John F Dottier
Utile, It 11 Drugs
Loab. M A Clothtnir
ondykc & Hess (len'l store
lleatfan X Mccrca
Drugs
Ntoro
Jeweler
Btoro
Vannatta, .1 K
mton, a w
nostiur, n W
Wilkinson
Dottier
W.OOMSUUIUJ
Alexander .t WoodhousoTobacconlstsl4
Allen, wm n urocory
lirower, K 11 Stoves etc.
Drown, Jano K Hotel
llUlmeyer, Peter & Co Oen'l Grocery
Iiundy, K O Oreen (irocery
llloomsourg iron co uen i omru
Iiernhard, Lewis
1nuiAlai
lirower, J J Carpels
corell, W J .t Co Furnlturo
dors, (l A Hook store
ci.rk, II JASon uen'l Store
Cadrnan, K Furnlturo
Creasy, 1) A Storo
Caldwell, J F Confectionery
Decker. Joseph "
Dentlcr, F D Hoots & Shoes
Ulwll Mttenbender Stationery
Evani, A J Clothing
Kycr.JK storo
Funston.J A & Co Heal Estato Ofllce
oiImorc.A'H llllllaras
Olrton, J I. Restaurant
Ollmore, FM "
dross, 1. Clothing
Ollmore, W 11 llcstaurunt
(la lgiian, O C Stoves etc
dross Peter Dottier
dlger, Wm Hotel
llarman II assert , coal
llartman, I W Oen l Storo
Hartman, lie carpets
llartman Dro's Grocery
Holmo Schuyler Hardware
Hentiorsuott, N J Drugs etc .
Jacoby, K Oysters s rlsn
JacoDv. O A
Coal ft Grocery
Jacoby, 0 A
Klnport, J II
Keslcr, C i:
Keller, Jacob
Kletm, a a
Klelm, Hoary
Klnnort. F
Liquor storo
Drugscto
Hoots X Shoes'
Wholesalj NotlonB
Drugs
Grocery
Kuhn x .Martz
Uutchcr
LOMcnberjr, David Clothing
Lockard, UMIJK Coal
McKelvt.lW "
Mair.CC Storo
Miller, o W Grain Dealer
Miller, I IC storo
uk-in.ii.v ivn limuids
Mover uros' wuoiesaie- ruicui. uieuitiuirn
Mm fir llro3
Drugs
14
14
13
13
Neat, O W X Uro
Lutz S Sloan
Dobbins C 11
Itabb, Win
Hunyan, L X Co
lllchart, Wm O
niece, Charles
Helily, James
Hawilogs, E A
btohner, liernard
stroup, David
Sharpless, 11 F
coai
Oen'l storo
Liuuor btoro
Grocery
Hardware
Flour x Feed
Dutchcr
Billiards
Dutcncr
Restaurant
Grocery
Merchandise
Jeweler
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14
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14
14
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Saltzer, Jerry
Organs s Machines
blnger M t'g Co. Sewing Machines
Shl"e, Simon c Agricultural Imp'w
Vannatti. B F (agt) Paper
Tubbs. W It t Hotel
W11SOD..T I) Boot X Shoe findings
Wilson, S A Confectionery
Webb, Thomas Tobacconist
Wnary. L 11 Stoves etc
Wolr.Jolin Agricultural Imp'ts
Yctler, W H (agt) Sewing Machines
CATAWISS1.
lllbby, James X Augustus Coal
Derkhelmer, Wm Restaurant
llaldy, Stephen oen'l btoro
catawlssa Paper Co Coal
Cleaver, A D Stoves etc
Dleraer, s B Oen'l Storo
Fortner.ll P X Son storo
Frederick, D U Tobacconists
GUlln, David X Co coal
Gunther.Wm Butcher
Gilbert d: KUno Oen'l store
llartman x Henries Furnlturo
Hays, Charles Clothing
llolllngsliead, David Hotel
Harder, 0 F Lumber
Harder, T E Furnlturo
John, Wm ?f0Te,'
Klstler, Hester Hotel
Knlttle.J D n coal
Kostenbauder, G L X Co Hotel
Manhart. GeoriO Boots etc
McCoy, John Confectionery
iumn. h f Drues
14
5
7 00
20 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
700
700
7(0
700
1160
7 00
7 00
60 00
700
10 00
7 00
BO 00
7 00
60 00
700
700
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 0)
7 00
701
SI 00
7 tO
7O0
12 60
7 00
20 00
SO 00
700
80 00
II
)
Phlladel phia & Reading Coal X Iron Co
(U M urauam ugi; v.uui
Itlnard, s D
Khawn, J K Oysters eto
Hoiranyder. a W & Co btoro
llhawn, S B Stoves eto
Sharpless.j K X Sons Oen'l Store
swank, M A btoro
Scesholtz, 1 K "
smltli, J it Hordworo eto
Truckenmlller X Keller Books etc
14
14
14
14
14
10
14
14
Vi
14
S
14
Truckcnmlller A uesiaurant
" Billiards
Whitman, LO store
Yettcr, Albert Billiards
CENTHALIA.
Black, D c Groccy
TirHnnnn. Michael Storo
14
14
13
S
6
11
14
S
s
B
14
U
14
14
14
14
13
14
14
14
14
S
5
4
14
14
70)
700
S3 00
60 0)
20 00
7 00
7 00
90 00
20 00
60 00
30 00
700
7 00
7 00
7 00
Conner, Mrs. Johanna Liquor Store
curry, b F Hotel
Collins, Thomas Restaurant
Former, A It stoves etc
Farrall, Robert Restaurant
uram j j
Goldworthy, James
Hotel
Billiards
Honey. Mrs E
Irvln Bros'
Kchler, K 8
Keller, u E
Lanohan, Andrew
Murphy, CO
Millard, u U
Moral), '.John
Michael, G W
MUllngtou, J T
Morris, A
MCFadden, Edward
btoro
llutchcr
stoves eto
Grocery
storo
Gen I storo
Boots etc
Grocery
Drugs
Oreen Grocery
Restaurant
Hotel
7 00
700
10 00
1 IK)
7 00
7 00
700
20 00
60 00
reiner, win
Oen'l Store
Confectionery
Canned Fruits etc
SO 00
700
700
Stauucnmcyer.J
veuer, josepn
CONY.NOIIAM.
Gon'I Store
Btoro
Hotel
Restaurant
CENTRE.
Grocery
Grain X Coal
store
Hotel
Church, A II
13
14
r
s
10 00
700
MOO
iicrocrr, wm
KUno, John L
Kelires. Daniel
60 00
SO 00
Monroe, Mary
Brobst, Thomas
Fowler, Tayler
Low Bro ft Co
Mann. J S
14
14
14
700
701
7 UO
60 00
Spousier, Jacob btoro 1 1
70U
7 00
7 00
uiuuiru a; nrwiuu " 1 1
Wagner, Edward " 14
FISIUKGCREBK.
Ammcronan. J M Storo 14
7 00
7 00
700
7 00
16 00
700
Huff ft Savago " H
Hosier, W N " 14
Howell, (l M ' 14
Meyers, O B Patent Medicines
Mcllenry M ft Bro storo 14
Mcllcnty, J.F " 14
7 0S)
7 00
700
10 00
700
71)0
FRANKLIN.
Georgo Ellas ft Son Storo 14
QUEENWOOD.
Derr, A J storo 14
Black, I) I) Stoio and Furnlturo 13
ims, misjiim '
Eves, O W " 14
Eves Kills ft Bro Gon'I Storo is
llcss. Win F Storo 14
Hcnrlo, Hannah 14
Huzeldlnu, Samuel Hotel B
Mtllvllle Grange Dealer la merchandise 4
19 60
7 00
7 00
60 00
7(0
12 60
700
Aiubiers, win item niuru i
Weimer.JE storo 14
Rohrsbuig urango Deelcr In inerchandlso 14
7 00
7(0
Eves, V P
Furnlturo
14
HEMLOCK,
Hotel
Store
JACKSON.
Storo
LOCUST.
Hotel
Storo
Hotel
Storu
Hotel
Storo
Restaurant
Storo
MADISON.
(len'l Store
it
Hotel
M
MAIN,
btoro
DIetrlck.O II
Harris, D W
Vanllew, A II
Utricular,, 1111
Cherlngton, T V
Dan'el, L 11
Knorr, Daniel
Searbone, M
ritlne, David
Yeager, W
Yeager, Jacob
Yodvr, Aaron
Yoeum x Bro
dingles, Wm
Kreumer.o
Smith, A K
Dlldlne, Ses'ey
t.
14
14
60 00
7 CO
700
100
ft
14
ft
14
14
i
14
B
14
13
13
B
Q
60 00
700
60 00
7(0
700
60 00
700
20 UO
7U0
10 00
10 oo
S3
BOO
60 00
Bodlne, J B
II
II
14
B
14
B
700
7 00
700
60 UO
7110
JII&UOP, Jlf
Campbell, UJ (agl)
ijjugeuuerer, uremiaii iiuiei
lllchart, Charles
storo
veiter, u it
Hotel
MIFFLIN.
60 r
Bernlnger.RJ Furnlturo
creasy, II II X Co Storo
Heller, J H "
Hess, A W Hotel
Millard ft Hartzel Hardwaro
Plnhcr. J N Hlore
7 00
100
60 00
Schwi ppenhclser ft Snyder Store
700
7 00
BU?UVI,A ,V
btoro
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Store
J p Sands
700
7 00
60 ou
7 00
MONTOUR.
Storo
lloaler.U 11
14
s
14
U acock, l) T
Hotel
Paxloni llaunan Merchandise
ORANOE.
Storfl
ncckcnstlno. 8
llagcnbuch, Samuel
lllcks, I) W
Iflwr. 0 W
l.'lley sieppy
Mean. C
J00
Moo
700
ton
7(0
7 0i)
low
to 0
7(0
60 00
Hotrl
Htnro
storo
llutchcr
(len'l btoro
,. ..
Stoves etc
Hotel
PINE.
Ktowart. A II
Kloan, I) I; x Son
Smith, O N
I'nangst Etiumlus
6
Fowler. .Ill HWlllery
Lyons, It W store
Parker, It "
ItOMtlS'OCItKKH,
Cherlngton A Whllner Store
US 00
7 0)
vs.
7(0
8000
700
700
710
700
700
loto
700
1000
700
700
BO 00
6000
7 00
10 UO
7110
7(0
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
II
14
BUOARLOAF.
Oilman, Charles
Hotel
storo
Colo, Ktpklel
cote, Wm II
Laubach, Andrew
(.'reveling, II (1
Crawford, J t.
crevellng, O W
scOTr.
Butcher
Notions eto
oen'l storo
Dlettcrlili. W R
MOM
Forsythe x Rockafellir oen'l stero
Howell. AP store
ncacock, HarvoyE "
Heck, Theodore Hotel
Miller, Jacib "
Milne, Waples storo
Moorehpad x Barter Oen'l storo
Micxwell. U Stoves eto
lllchart, N Storo
White, A II "
Wcrkhelser, J D "
Worman, Samuel A "
Wolf, John (agt) "
Young, fellas (len'l storo
An appeal will bo held nt Iho Commissioners'
omco In niooiinbtirg.on Iholrth day ot June, A.
I)., lsj, between the hours ot o n. m, nnd 4 p. tn
where nil parties who may feel bggrlcved by tho
above classification may appear nnd t o heard
WM. L. MANNING,
Stay loth, 1951. Mercantllo Appraiser.
A UDITOH'S NOT1 (J
E3T1TK 01' WILLIAM LAZAUC8, WtCKASBO.
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by Iho Or
phans' Court of Columbia county, on exception to
tho account ot J. S. Ltrarui, administrators of
William Lazartis,flccacd, will perform tho duties
ot his appointment nt his onico In Bloomsbnrg, on
Thursday, Juno 82nd. 1RH, nt ten o'clock n. tn
when and where nil parties Interested may attend
It they soo proper.
J.M.CLARK,
may It) -4W Auditor.
E
XKCUTOll'S KOTICK
KSTATB OP MAIIV C. CONNBtl, IlKCSASEn.
Letters testamentary on tho estate ot Mary
Conner, latootorangotownshlp.Col. co.. deceased
havo beon granted by tho Register of said county
to D. K. Hloin. All persons having claims against
the estato of said decedent nrn requested to pre
sent tliftii for settlement nod thoso Indebted to
tnako payment to the undersigned executor
without delay.
C. W. Mlt.Lttlt, Att'J' 1). K. SLOAN,
April 14 .w Executor.
A.
DMtNlUYiwv'lOR'S NOTIOK.
KSTATK OP JACOII UAkKH, BECK 8KD.
Letters ot Administration on the cstnto of Jacob
Baker, lato of Heaver township, Columbia comity,
Penna, deceased, havo been granted by tho Regis
ter of Bald county to Charles Baker admin
istrator. All persons having claims against the
estato of tho decedent are requested to prejoti"
them for settlement, and thoso Indebted to tho
ostate to make payment to tho undersigned ad
ministrator without delay.
CHARLES BAKER,
Administrator,
Beaver Valley.
Mayoni-ow
rrUtEASUKElt'S SALE
JL OF
UNSEATED IiAXDS IK COIiUMMA
COUNTY, PA.
By virtue of Sundry acts of tho General Assem
bly of tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania lola
ting to tho sale ot seated nnd unseated lands
In tho county of Columbia, etc., for taxes due und
upAld, I will oftcr ot public Halo In tho Court
House, In the town ot Bloomsburg, on tho second
MONDAY OP JUNE, A. D. 1832.
nt ten o'clock n. m.. tho following described pieces
ot land, or such part, tnereof as may bo necessary
to sitlsfy tho amount of taxes duo nnd unpaid
against the samo, and continue tho same from
dfytoday as tho samo may bo found necessary.
TEKM3 Or SALE.
vl'ne amount of taxes nnd costs must bo paid
when the land Is struck on, or the sale may to
void nnd tho property nut up and resold.
BEAVER TOWNSHIP.
1 Lot never Chailes
8 " Beaver Jtsso
8 " HrockwayC D
63 acres Brockway Oil
lcs " BrocKwayCU
0 " Brockway ft Abbott
;0 .. .. .
118 " "
37
1 13
1 13
, 1 (hi
1 T
, 60
1 UO
' " " 1 60
" " " 03
Baker Jacob Pr ST.
Benlnger Christian 3 u)
64
40(1
71
Blots iiuitsungei
1 " Bognrt Mary
i 1.1
S3
2 - uoyer r o
1
75
1 JO
"5
Tj
1 Si
31
35
3 22
S 112
C b2
9 IS
1 S3
1 t,S
1 13
1 13
C3
1 i
2 6U
1 SS
;s
i ti
1 13
75
1 ID
33
2 CI
23
23
1 13
75
S (0
7 50
7 M
3 75
3 7i
1 BO
15
2 El)
70
1 ss
1 13
3 73
1 30
5 10
1 BO
5 00
21
1 13
1 13
1 13
6 on
75
2 2J
01 II
1 8S
1 13
2 BO
71 acres Baker ft House..
310
Clark Andrew.
2 lots
2 "
0 "
1 '
1410 "
129 "
Crossing Patrick
Cantner John
Charles Simon
canon Manas
Columbia coal ft Iron co
Cox O S Ex Trench Cox
1127 "
S.3 "
?H7 " " " "
49 " '' "
00 " Dallus Jostah
3 lots Flanagan A
3 " FryWS
29 acres Fisher Sarah
10 " Gearhart Daniel
slots dearhart William
co acres llauck Jonathan
60 11 HoatzJohn
2 lots uarncr it ) usicr
s " Iiontnan Ktlza
3 Hunt Ell
i ' ttenrv (ieoriro
220 acres lllndcrllter Sarah A
not Kiino a
132 acres Knecht Peter
Slots Kocuierueorgoj
10 acres Lynn Jacob
3 lots Lawrcnco w u
9 Lewis Frank
suo acres Miller ft Mann
3 " Morgan t .i
luo Molleynolds H W
100 ". Mtnlcfi conred
100 " Mtnlch ncnianiin
4 lots .Hasten wiiuam
2 Momlav John
140 acres Nungesscr Samuel
140 " Nungcsser George
s " Patterson J c
3 " I'rlco Clarence
91 " Kleo Georgo
6 3-5 lots Iteuthleirr Samuel ft Co
140 acres swcppcnnei&er i k
bu Miumau v.uanes a
2'ii Shuman F L
i lots ' " "
3 " Smith I W
3 bhlck J J
3 Scott Peter
200 acres Stewart Wiiuam
2 lots vastcn n it ,
a Voikcnard c J
25,13 acres West II M coal ft Iron Co
a iota wetzci u s
3 " Wood Augustus .
6'Jncrea Whieler
Wl
'llllnm
BENTON.
13 acres Appleman 1'eter cstnto
43 " Albcrtson Clemuel
M " Chrlslmnn Ann deceased
1 lot liaber Llzzlo
11 acres Ash Mnry
11 " Kline John helm
ii " Wills John
DHIAItCIiEEK.
BB
1 20
4 BO
55
50
BO
2 (0
y, 100 acres Apple Paul
2 10
5 til)
1 05
1 05
1 24
1 01
2 91
C 30
3 00
2 f5
1 BO
3 73
1 17
4 20
&4
1 03
33
33
3 IS
2 47
1 45
21
99 UUlcn IMJWIMIUl .iiroou
Bltsh lteuben..
Brlltan W A J citato
Bryan Guy
Brlttan Thomas
clom W J Hov
Dotey, Pealer X stowart
ti it i, i. '""'
Bvans Francis ..
Fouler Gilbert..
Kreis JesEO
Hnucl; h.imuel
lllcks Jesso
lleadley S F estato
Jacohy o A .'. .'.
Klsner John -
Ktackliouso Joseph
2 01
7 60
5 20
93
Kemp Daniel
KUnirer Llzzlo
bhairer David estate
Macuhouso X sutler
Kchecterly George
btout Nathan
Sponpy 1'hlllp .. .
Traujh Henry estato
20
1 113
tr
i r.o
07
1 20
1 04
CATTAW1S3A.
61 11 Brobst J B
lou 11 Clewell Jacob
:wi " Dornbach llargiett
n io
14 60
so Kiacu & veuer
2sT " Kelnerltobert
so Newell Fred
Ii ' rthuman rtcuben
a i " Weaver Ellas
8 11 Krutn Ellas
100 Martin WmJ
1 jj lota scott (leorco estato
I rihuler Mrs Sarah -..
3,' acres Waters George wr
CENTHALIA.
Hots Calllhan Daniel
i " Chadnlck Ann .lane
t " Conner 'l nomas
1 " Clark llrhlt'et
l " cm ley .Mrs Ed
i DurkluJlrs Anthouy
8 Knvln Thomiis
l (lauchcn Thomas
i " GaUKhen Jlartlx
3 Gorrell x Co
1 llowclls Thomas
i lleitrun l'blllp
1 " Holmes Thomas
1 KUno Carolina
1 " Knltllo Joseph
Vi " Lehwh nnd ilahouy It II Co
't " Morun Johu
t " Murphy Patrick.,, ,,
1 Marks George
1 JleMannanun JIrs Peter
a " Moliarlty Jlary
I " Morrison lira ''8111
t " Millard o U X Jno W I'ortner
1 " Purccll Itlthard
1 ' Hmlth Hamuel
u ' Torroy William
1 WathUMartlr
1 " Zlglcr William
CENTltE.
' Mica Adams Knos L
ii " Achenbach bntnuel
B Alabach Benjamin
1 lot liarnd Johu
85 acres Conner ll J M F x W U
li " Good Jacob estato
10 liagcntiuch William
10 llaL'eobuch William brtbtate
8t llolfnmn William t-slale
l lot lless William
8 acres lawerey bltnon , .
1 lot Hess Elllo
S acres Kcelfcr Daniel
4 91
2 20
7 BO
CO
(0
4 SO
8 Ci)
3 60
7 00
7 20
3 80
20 03
3 20
7 HI
3 60
10 (0
1 60
2 20
4 90
1 10
12 40
1 VO
1 00
CO
V 20
SJ 10
3 M
3 8)
B 72
2A
79
89
a n
20
1 83
1 01
8 81
VO
52
1 01
0
700
1 00
700
T ETTINQ.
'i iiaTCnmmtftSlnnerfi will let. nt their nmen In
Moomsbnrtr, Pa, Jnno 1st, lss, nt two o'clock p.
M , an addition to be built In front of the court
llousoas.onlargetnentllo tho Prothonotary's omce
Plans nnd specifications can bo seen At their of
nco after May wtb. Tho commissioners reserving
tho right to reject nny or all bids.
i ciias. HKloilAliT, ) county
JOSHUA I'KTTUltMAN Commlss
II. F. hlHiAIt. f loneij
Attest, John B. Cnsoy, clerk.
Commissioners onico, Bloomaburg, Pa May
nth iss2. may is sw
l5MlNlHTUATOlfH NOTICE.
: ) liTiTk OP JACOB S. 1IESS OECIASID.
litters of administration on tho estato of Jacob
S Hess, late of sugarloaf township Columbia
eonntv,' iteceased, havo been granted by the
Register of snld county to tho unaers'gncd admin
istrator. All persons having claims against the
estato of said decedent aro requested to present
them for settlement andthosa Indebted to tho
cstnto to mako payment to the undersigned ad
ministrator without delay,
A, L. FMtZ JESSB 1IKSS,
Attorney. Central Post Ofllce,
maylno-w Administrator.
J?.
ET1TION TO VACATE.
holders of Centrniin iinrnimii.
Hon of Laurel street in the borough Ot Centralla
extending Last from Locust nvtnuo to an alley.
And now to wit May St Ii A. 1). 1 t2 on ren llng of
foregoing petition nud motion made by Wm. A.
Marr attorney for tho Locust .Mountain Coal nnd
li-nn rninmn. nnrl r..t.n ..... - -. . ...
tofchow eattjo why referred to hlgnway as Bet
forth In foregoing rctltlon shall not bo vacated
uuu uiywu up, mm mat. said rule s hall bo publish
ed In the Columbian for four weeks and shall bo
returnable to Ajourned Court on tho 23rd day of
Juno next. '
.. .. nv Till COURT.
,.c.c.rt."!?.1' from 'no records May 9th, A. I) 1ss2.
(I.M.IJUICK. wm. KttlCKBAUM,
lputr. Clerk.
FOR SALE,
The following properllcs from
$3.00 TO $12,000
Vnrlously locnletl In W.OOMSBUlta nnd
oilier plncos, nllortllng cltcnp homes or prof.
Itnlilc Investment.
A Frame Du elling
In good condition. A SPECIAL 15AHOAIN.
Several Small FRAME DWELLINGS.-
Desirable cheap liomcs or good investments.
A niimlier of Hetteii Frame Dwki.lisos
1'l.KASANTI.Y LOOATEI).
BEICK DWELLINGS -
from CIIKAl' to UEST at various locations.
BUILDING LOTS on nearly all .streets nt vn
rlous prices.
Coxiuaits MAiir. to UuiLi) FIJA3IK OH
lUtlCIC HL'IIjDINOB of nny description, to
be done promptly and satisfactorily.
FARMS FOR SALE
In llloom, Henton, Flshlngcrcuk, Hemlock,
jrudlson, Jlilllin, Jlontour, Jackson
Tine, Catawiisa and Centre townships.
The above at all prices nnd embracing
land for b
Farming, Grazing, Trucking and Tobac
co Raising.
Also several good TfMllEIt TKACTS and
SAW MILLS.
Also 15 PMNTs Locations witli trade estab
lished, including a
Woolen Mill,
in Ciood Condition nnd Location,
Carriage Manufactory, Coal Yard, Limo
Stono Quarries, and Kilns.
Ali the above can bo bought at fair prices
nntl on reasonable terms. For particulars,
apply lo
JOHN A. FUNSTON,
PAUL E. WIRT.
Messrs. Jailey, Banks & BIDDLE
Arc enabled, by the magnitude of their business and its great facilities of both purchase and manu
facture, to offer the very finest quality of Diamonds and other Gems, Gold Jewelry, American and
Foreign Watches, Sterling Silver and Plated Wares, French and English Clocks, and Objects of
Interior Decoration, of Bronze, Bisque and Porcelain, at the lowest possible prices.
Articles selected as appropriate Wedding Gifts are an essential feature of the Spring 'importa
tions, now just arriving.
Goods sent on approval for selection.
CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STS.,
Philadelphia.
CONYNGUAM.
C B Brockwny
n lots
8 '
8 "
10 20
8 10
812
23 Oi
0 80
2 73
430 00
278 02
6 40
80
4 03
40
2 70
5)
88
72 93
88
6)
tu
50 59
2 73
til)
13
9 03
11 " " "
2 "
1 " Brlsellue Bernard
4Vi acres Brown Nathaniel
429 " Beam Joshua .,
2 lots Brady Julia
2 Beaver Catharlae
2 " cano Ellen
1 ' Davis Thomas..
2 " Drlesbach Lewis
2 41 Goodman ltosannah....
3 " Helnbach Philip ,
112 acres Huston John
1 lot llennesoy Thomas
1 " Hoinebach Mnry E
4 " llelwltr itachel
325 acres Kllno John L
l lots Kramer A w
1 " Jones Gcortro
Lclbv Catharine
Morrison Catharine...,
Murnhv C (1
aicuuiro iorrence
Mc.Manuamau Mary..
jiiurris auu
Mellon Tnomas
Monroe John
293 acres N Y M C F 11 It C X 1 Co
H05 " ' " " " .,
S-M " " " " "
500
512
547
10S
43
2
64
SI
sso itustcnMary
H5 " nusten Thomas
l lot Ithawn earner
too acres Frlen Jacob
100 "
401 " Young John
FISHING CltEEIt.
20 acres A llegar John ,
41
Buckaleiv J M
Hlbli Keuben
Doty Pealer X Stowart
100
300
4!M
50
250
20
II
CO
2H)
250
43
9)
DresherJohn
DaH EI.zarethjL
lluteh son Thomas J
llorrman x Freas
Ilultn William
Ilanlson Johu
llarrlsuii John
90
Huuslnser Authony
4 83.100 Kramer a M
m) " Klnt John 4; Co
140 " Lemon Thomas
M welleuryo II X Daniel
3 ' Pealer Georgo
bo ' Itlchards l.owls .
Ml " Bobbins Win A
90 While OB
Ill ' Young Philip
75 " KanerJohn
83 " "
FIIANKLIN.
41 " Cleaver Wellington
co " llowcr Moses
sj " Vought E II
GHKENWOOD.
ci acres Albcrtson Miles x Hartley...
40 " Derr Iram
15 " lteilllno Benjamin
91 " ltlehlo Kdivatd
27 ' Vanhorn James
4i) " VaudersllcoT.1
HEMLOCK.
li acres Appleman Wm
so Campbell NL
7 " Bobbins Zcbulon
41 " Whltenlght George Jr
JACKiON.
50 uciea Frlcl: Georgo A
soo " ' "
101 " lless Benliinln
73
11
4 44
0 II
0 30
2 tO
72
CO
CO
B1
V33 acres Miner x Nohnrt.
Knorr William,.
s
2)
3
4
210
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hi ' Dewart Georgo ,
205 " EverhartJohn
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'ii " KlinuJohu L
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81 " Longenuerger l'blllp,.,,
2oo " Meyers Mary
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2oo ii charlotte
2u0 lleynolds John
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190 ' Keoso Daniel
43 " titluo Daniel '
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Snyder Abram
Yetter Daniel est
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s Helser Ftankllnest
10 " Hendershott Cathortno
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if 11 vtichaerjohn
loo Nungcsser George '.
33 " Parks Leonard
4 " bwankS 11
123 " schweppenhelser I K
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10 acres Brockway X Ent
18 Glger Barbara
18 " " John est
4 " Lclby Jackson
40 ' Neal Wlldam
23 " llamsey est
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lo acres Jacoby itupert
33 ' Walter Dl
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30 acres Bowman Wesley
B Crevellng Samuel .
19 " Everett Gabriel est
34 " BlnkJ F
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233 acres Barton Ell
25 " Drelblells Abraham
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Greenly James
Gordner Jonathan..
Klsner David
Lyons H W
Miller cole
Bobbins D w
Shoemaker Joseph..
Vandersllce Thos
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170 acres Arttlla Francis
Buchner Peter..
Barns Thomas jr ,
Uriah Jacob
Beaver George XJL Kllno
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Dllaplane Ezeklel
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Utile Robert
Huston John
Miller Kilos
Morris x Hughes
Melltugton William....
Bice Abram
ItaubJ Miller
Skate Harry
M'rlen Jacob
WitehoyMary cat
Witchy Johu
Yoeum Isaac
Yocum Elijah
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2 acres Boon Aaron
1 lot crouso Nelson,
2 acres CreasyMartha ,
1 lots Gclslnger Martha
1 " Hldlay Mary
59 acres Jones William ..,
25 ' Kressler John
1 lot Jones llart or
I " Muniey Win"
l acres Merlll Jess
s " Mussleman JoV, .V.'.'.V
10 " McKelvv Neal Co
5 " llucklo Wesley .
4 lots Hnldeman Thos.,,,,
1 " Shannon Jesse ,, ,,
X " John Eek roth
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Custer Mary ,
Hess Joseph O, ,
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llartman Jesse ,,,,,
Ijirtbli Jane , ,
Mcllenry Hohr ,....
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SEATED LANDS IN COLUMBIA COUN.
TY, PA.
Also tho following lots, pieces, and parcel ot
seated lands, returned by tho tux collectors, are
to bo sold at the samo time under the provisions
ot an Act of Assembly, entitled. "An act relating
to the salo ot lands for tax In Columbia county,"
approved March 6th, 1633.
BEAVER TOWNSHIP.
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1 ' Martin Wm
ys acres Sherman Thomas
I Lot Houman Frank
It) acres Losee J A Agent
1 Lot " "
1 " Sweeney Isaac
2 SclptAII
4 ' Barnes Charles It
1 " Kramer EL
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1 Lot Albcrtson Samuel It
10 acres Bogarc Samuel
43 ' lkelerKlt
2 Lot Ileaccck Samuel , ,
BLOOMSBURG.
1 Lot Kraino.' Andrew
v Dennis James estate
1 " Ortwlno Henry
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CATAWISSA TOWNSHIP.
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Abbott W H
,V ' Barnes Mrs A K
o acres Michel Jonathan estate.
Blttenbendcr Charles
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Dolan Mary
Llnilermuth George
Murphy Michael .,
I'lammiuuEfclt.
7 acres Hclebrand William
X Lot Larlsh AS
acres Noyhard John ,
1 Lot Shultz Cornelius
nitEESwnnn.
180 acres Richard Alfred
1 Lor, nikingion pit ,
1 " Eves Elijah
is acres Heller James deceased
12 Fisher Hannah
45 " Force Lemuel
1 Lot Kltzgorald Elizabeth
5 acresMannlng W G
0 " Kllno Paxton estato '.
4 " Hess Jonas ,
1 Lot " "
II acres Vandersllce TJ
1 lot Crawford Philip ,,,,
HEMLOCK,
S3 acres Barton Newton
" Ebner William , ..."
lot shoemaker M G
I acre Bobbins Zebullne
JACKS"N.
s acres Piatt Hannah
83 " Young Lewis 0
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8 acres Rhodes Susan
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I Lot Klsner Annie
tso acresEves Charles W I
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1 lot Welllver Susan estate '.
MIFFLIN.
4 V acres Angle John B
1 lot Kcfchner Jacob estato
s Miller Levi
19 acres Espy Saving Fund Association ....
2 Znnnlntrf r IfAnv
uppinger Henry..
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1 Lot
Butter William on ate.,
ORANGE.
40 acres Evos Jacob 8
10 " Coleman Jesse ,
" Trumpore Sophia
12 cman John....... ,.".....
2 ' Idea Jesse P
17 " Eves James estate ..,...",
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Parker John 11 ,,
Watts A P
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rei Cole T B
21 Alberwon Jesso
1 lot llartman Miner
20 acres lless Lavlno .
40 " Rhone Parvlni "
40 Miller Elizabeth,' .I.;.. .. . "
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