THE COLUMBIAN AJNfD DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
FRIDAY, MAKOII 2, 1883.
Jlr. nnd Airs. J. K. Vnmintta of lierwlck,
hurled their lllllo son on Saturday Inst.
Tlicro will bo n fox chase on Saturday, In
tho fields of E. A. Hawllngs, near Espy.
Just received nt A. Sollcdcr's ; Eighteen
fine Imported singing canaries from Harlz
mountnlns, Germany, fcb23.3w
Correct itallroatl Time 'rattle.
Card ofTliankH.
Tlio ninny kind friends wlio rendered ns.
slslnnco during the recent Illness nnd burial
of Sirs. V. 11. Hartman, will plcnso ncccpt
thanks. V. H. IUhtman. Rupert Pa.
A l'orttino la a Necklace.
A diamond necklace Just completed by
Uulloy, Ranks & Dlddlu of Philadelphia
1llln1.nl 1. It 1 1 1
Tra.nsot, tho l'lillaiioipiila 4: It. It. leave I.upcrt rnMAT naKyhZl ow ,Vr out C,Sl 2'',00- TV f 8,M'
is follows i lo lur lro" xTy "orsc now l,lm " tbo centre pendnnt weighing over 12 carats,
Hntwn I nfl linn tl Innm na urn linvn an.... In IIiIm I 1 on r
NnnTH. &OUTn.
s IB a. m. II 49 a. in.
4 (10 p. III. 8 45 p, In.
Trdns ou tho I). L. it W. 11. It. leavo Bloomsburg
as follows!
north. sourn.
I as a. m. s a, in.
;o 65 a.m. II 45 a. m.
0 51 p. in. 4 8T p. m.
Tlio II 43 train soutli connects with tho Phlla.
dolplila Heading at import, and with tlio
Northern Central at Northumberland.
Tin 8:93 a. m train connects at Northumberland
with :33 train on Pennsylvania road reaching
Vhliadeiphla at 8:in p. m.
Tho tl:4 train connects with Philadelphia and
Heading roat at ltuport at 11:50 reaching Phila
delphia at C:00 p. in.
Tho tl:45 train connects with Pennsylvania
roil at Northumberland at 1:63 reaching I'hlladol
phla at 7:23 p. m,
The4:!Ip m. train connocts with Icnnslvanla
road at Nortlmmbcrland at 8:0J p. m. ana reaches
Philadelphia at 1:55 a. m.
ns fine a team ns wo have seen In this pnrt
ot tho country.
Tho members of tho Phllologlan Society
will give n dramatic nnd mitslcnl cntcrtnln.
ment In Normal Hall on next Friday eve
ning, March Oth.
and nro absolutely perfect. It wns designed
by Mr. J. T. Ilnllcy. There nro car 'rings
nnd Ince pin to match, vnlucd nt .ilO,000.
IvHiiicrnltlii.
Thts Is ouo of the most chnrmtng plays
given In this place for n long time. It Is
a domestic love story, with plenty of humor,
Intermingled with pathos. The company
Is nu excellent one, such ns nro sent put
only by tho Madison Square Thcatro Com-
imnv. There wns n fair sized 'audience nt
ino rcmnins or .Mr. and Mrs. Hnng were tho Opern House on Tuesday evening to
tnken from tho Episcopal burying ground to witness the piny. Should this compnny
Fcncca I nils on cdnesdny, by their grand- over favor us with another visit they will
County Superintendent J. S. Grimes,
handed us n, copy of Hcport of State Sunt.
of Public Instruction for 1882, for which
wo tender thanks.
son, Frederick Swoby.
have n full house.
Trains on tho N. W.
Ferry as follows :
H0KT11.
7.41 a. m
Ol p. in
I). Hallway pass liloom
south.
is.08 p. m.
t.ot p. m.
lMililic HiiIch.
All persons hnvlng bills printed at this
olllcc, will receive a gratuitous notice
under this bead.
Israel Mummy will sell valuable personal
property on tlio Shtiiuanfarm In Main town
ship, on Thursday Mnrch 15.
John Drum will sell personal property on
his premises In Main township on Tuesday
March Cth nt 10 a. ni.
Ellshn Brugler will sell personal property
on his promises In Hemlock township on
Thursday, March 8th nt 10. n. m.
Charles linker, Adm. of Jncob linker,
dee'd will sell vnlunblo rcnl estate on the
premises In Denver township on Friday,
March 23, 1883.
James H. Uelscr, of Madison township,
will offer valuable personal property on the
premises of Jos. Correll, on Monday, Mnrch
5th nt 10 o'clock.
II. D. Cole, of Colo's Creek, will sell on
bis premises In Sugnrloaf township on Wed
ncsdav. March 7th, nt 0 o'clock, valuable
personal property.
Henry Bower, of Fishlngcrcek township,
will offer for wile on tho premises of Cor-
iicllus Colcmnn, at Asbury, vnlunblo perso
nal nronertv. on Tuesday March 13th, at
10 o'clock a. m.
D. K. Sloan, executor of John Sands, will
sell valuable real estate on the premises in
Greenwood township, on Tuesdny, March
Oth, commencing nt 10 o'clock.
II. Frank Znrr, trustee, will sell vnlunblo
real cslato on premises of William Kelch-
ner deo'd on Thursday, In Mlfllin, Slnrch
20th, 1833, nt two o'clock.
John Mourey, trustee, will offer for sale
n valuable town lot, on premises of Lliza
both Kelchncr, deceased, In Milllinvlllc, on
Thursday, March 20th, 1883, nt 10 o'clock
It. Buckingham, administrator, will sell
vnlunblo real estate on premises of Eliza,
belli Walter, deceased, in Montour town,
ship on Saturday, March 31st, at 2 o'clock,
John Zaner, will oiler nt Public Sale on
bis premises In Fishlngcrcek township, on
Thursday March 15, 1883, commencing at
12 o'clock, Twenty-four head of valuable
horses. A rare chance for good horses
I. W. McKelvy, executor of Joseph
Weaver, deceased, will expose to public
sale on tho McKelvy & Weaver farm
above Orangevillc, the personal property
The Gospel Temperance Union will hold
Its monthly meeting In the Ilcformcd church
Tuesday evening next, March 0, 1883. All
are cordially Invited. Special exercises arc
prepared.
Hotel I.iiw.
The law requires all hotel keepers to post
up In every bedroom for the use of guests,
and In the public room, a card containing
tho rates of board, and n cony of the act of
Assembly relating to fraud upon or by hotel
Mr. P. O. Eycr has entered Into co.pnrt- keepers. There Is a heavy penalty attached
JOHcpIt Cook'rt Lecture.
On Thursday evening of last week nearly
every scat In tlio Opera IIouso wns tnken,
the occasion being tho lecture of Joseph
Cook of Boston, under tho auspices of tho
clergymen of this town. It was n very In
telligent midlcncc, and included delega
tions from Berwick, Cntawlssn mid other
points. The subject of tho discourse was
The Seven Modern Wonders of tho World,'
nnd the speaker lAimcd them ns follows i
Speed of Intcr-Comniunlcntlon, Self-Refer-inntlon
of the Hermit Nntlons, Parallelism
of Education and Democracy, Advance
ment of Moral Mens, Spread of Christian
ity, Fulfilment of Biblical Prophesy, Scion
tlflo Supcrnaturallsm,
Ho described n wonder ns being some
thing supernatural, Inimitable, beneficent,
cosmopolitan, novel. Each of the seven
bends wcru taken up, nnd discussed sep
arately, except the fourth and fifth, which
were tnken together, and each ono wns
completely finished before It wns pasted.
While the lecture was not what might bo
called nn entertaining one for n mixed mi
dlcncc, It wns certainly very enjoyable for
most of those In nttendancc. The speaker
was very hoarse nt first, but his voice
cleared up ns ho proceeded. Those who
were present fully appreciated tho efforts
of the.coinmlttce who alTonletl nn oppor
tunity for our people to henr this celcbrn.
ted lecturer nnd scholnr.
nershlp with A. J. Evnns, In mcrchnnt tnll-
orlng nnd gents' furnishing goods. They
arc now thoroughly shelving the store room
preparatory to purchasing a lnrgo stock of
goods,
AVo have arranged to grind Lrwis' Pons
.White Lead is Cami-hell's ano Thateii's
Puiib Linseed On,, and nro prepared to of
fer Inducements In prico to dcnlcrs nnd
consumers. Hexiit S, Rray,
3-2-3m Rupert Pa.
There will no nn entertainment at the Es.
py school house on tlio evenings of Starch
8th nnd Oth. The programme will consist
of tableaux, dialogues, music, recitations
ivc. Admission, adults 25 cents, children
10 cents.
On Monday the champion checker player
ot the world, James Wyllic, suffered two
defeats by Willlamsport players. D. P.
Guise played four games, beating one. En.
gene Stunrt played two games, beating one.
Mr. Wyllic phiycd'thlrty games with ten
different players,
to non-compliance with this law. Cards
containing tho name of the hotel, the name
of the proprietor, the rates of board and
tho net of Assembly, can be obtained at
this olllce at 10 cents each or $1.03 a dozen.
ratal Accident.
Mr. Clinton Gcarhart, n young man about
sixteen years of nge, nn adopted son of Mr.
Jns. Kclfer, who resides nenr Mnlnvllie,
met with nn nccident on Sunday afternoon
last which resulted in his death. He, In
company with some other boys had been
jumping across an opening In the hay mow
nbovo tho threshing Moor, nnd, failing to
clear it, he fell to the lloor beneath, sus
taining such Injuries about bis head that,
in spito of nil efforts for his relief, lie died
on the following morning about 8 o'clock.
Catawlssa Item.
Tile World'H Cyclopedia of Itlng-
raitliy.
Cyclopedias of Blogrnphy nro usually
made up of nu alphabetical list, with brief
sketches, principally of tho nimes of peo
ple of whom you bavo never heard,
and to know whom would ndd greatly
neither to your ple isure, nor your mental
wealth. " The World's Cyclopedia of 111
Centre NotcH.
Jeremiah Hagcnbuch, nged GO yeais 2
months nnd 29 days, died on Tuesday Feb.
runry 20, 1883 after suffering but four days
from a stroke of palsy. The funeral wns nt
tended by n largo concourse of relatives nnd
friends on Fildny morning nt tho Illdlay
church, the ministers of tho three denom
inations ofllclatlug. Itcv. E. A. Shnrrctts
DYSPEPSIA ANIl MVKIt COMPLAINT.
Is It not worth tho small price of 75 cents
n fron vniirmOf nf nvnrv flvnuitom of these
distressing complaints, If you think so call
hi uur more mm gci u uuuiu wi uuuun a
Vltallzer, every bottlo has a printed guar
antee on It, uso accordingly nnd If It does
ou no goon it win cost you noiuing. oom
j, ii. Kinpons.
may 12.COW.
Durability Is belter than show."
ogrnphy," now publishing, Is upon n differ- preached n touching sermon from tho text
Cheap Raiuioi) Tickets to the West.
If you are going west buy yonr tickets of
R. I). Darlington, ngent, P. & 11. Rupert
station. lie sells cheap tickets to 'nil parts
of the west and over the most desirable
routes. Trains leave Runcrt at 0:15 and
8:50 n. m., and 4:00 p. m. fob 10-3in
1I 1V It i.
.nr. ami -Mrs. mvid Aciicnonch, near
Orangcville, celebrated their Golden wed
ding on Wednesday the 23th of February
It was also the 70th birthday of Mrs. Ach-
cnbacli. The aged couple bore seven chll-
dren, who were present with their children,
nnd made the occasion a merry one Indeed.
Having used Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup in
my family for tho last three years, I find It
is the best preparation I have ever used
for coughs and colds, giving almost im
mediate relief. B. Walker,
Gen'l Com. .Merchant, 118 Light St., Balti
more, Md.
Blankets arc the latest In tho craze for
novel decoration. A blanket is dyed with
any tint that may bo selected, and is then
embroidered willi crewels or silk, to he used
as a luxurious loungo covering. Carriage
belonging to McKelvy & Weaver, on Wed- S8 re also made of the same material,
nosday, March 14th, at 10 o'clock a m.
Besides tlio articles mentioned in the
bound with velveteen nnd embroidered with
sunllowers.
posters, ono blind mule
mule will be sold.
and one brown
I'erHoiuU.
this
Judge Elwell held court in Danville
week.
Dr. J. II. Vnstlne lias moved from Dan
vlllo to Catawlssa.
Mr. J. II. Llnglc of Bellefonte, spent sev.
cral days in town this week.
Dr. L. A. Shattuck was out of town sev,
oral days this week, ou business.
Mr. nnd Sirs. Uric Megahan of William,
sport have been visiting friends in Blooms
burg.
The Catawlssa Item 6iiys that Casper
Iihawn of that place is in a very low condi
tion.
Mrs. Dr. Biddlc of Shenandoah is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Buckingham, on East
street.
C. M. Drinker was quite seriously Injured
by being thrown from n buggy last Friday
night.
Miss Ida Harkncss of Wilkesbarrc, was
tho guest of Miss Hutchison at tho Normal
school, this week.
Prof. C. H. Albert, principal of Ciitawlssa
school, has been tendered a position in the
Normal school.
We nro sorry to henr that Capt. J. B,
Robisou broke Ids leg last week Thursday
by n fnll ou the ice.
Jlr. J. M. Fritz of Sugarloaf, cut tlio
thumb and first two fingers oft his left hand
in a lath saw last week.
Misses Euola and Claudia Guio will open
a summer school in Catnwissa on April 23
They are graduates of tho Normal school
O. G. Barkley, Col. Freeze, E. H. Little,
W. II. Iihawn, and C. 11. Bucknlew and C.
During the past week we were pleased
to greet tho following patrons of this office:
J. J. Campbell, Elysburg; Alfred McHcn.
ry, Benton : Louis Eckroth, MilUln ; J. J.
McIIcnry, Benton : B. F. Fruit, Madison
W. L. Manning, Jackson ; William Pettit,
Espy; Clarence Carey, White Hall; Oscar
Achcnbacli, Willlamsport j Geo. Miller,
F. 51. Hess, Stillwater: John Zaner, Forks.
One of tlio Briggs boys, (colored) who
was sent to Ihu House of Hefuge several
years ago, made his nppearanee in town
last week Saturday. On a telegram receiv
ed from the warden of the House of Itefuge,
he was arrested by Chief of Pollco Prcns,
and taken bafore Justice Morris, who com
mitted him to jail. He had been bound out
to u farmer, from whom he stole an over
coat and gun, and ran away.
On Wednesday afternoon, February
there was a very delightful occasion at the
house of Win, J. Bldleman, in honor of the
mart luge of their daughter Kate E. to
Clarence B. Guiitoii. Tho ceremony w.is
performed by Rev. F. P. Mnnhart. Miss
Ilattle R..Bldleman and MissEttle B. Gun-
Ion were bridesmaids, and Mr, Will Jfc-
Hose and T. L. Gunton were groomsmen.
A very lively wedding march was played
by Miss Flora Mensch. Tho happy couple
took the train north on Thursday morning.
Urns another pair have started on life's
journey. May their future be as pleasant
as this, their beginning
There Is no older superstition than that
regarding tlio seating of thirteen at table.
Although Its origin is generally credited to
tho Last Supper at which the Lord sat with
his twelve Apostles, thero is a story in the
old Norso mythology of tho gods sitting
down to a feast with Lokl In tho Valhalla.
W. Miller are nttcndlne Supreme Court this Baldur was tho thirteenth nt tho tnblo and
week In Philadelnhln. Baldur had to die. The Turks hnvo almost
Phliln f!r,.nav i.,i i.ta w i.rnkon nn expunged tlio number from their vocabu
election day. Ho rodo to tho polls on mly- 1,10 lWmm mVCT 1130 H 111 mftK"lg
horseback, unit wlilln nn lil wnv homo tho "I" """""" "
The l'Mrnt Comet of the Yonr.
A little before seven o'clock on Friday
evening last, while Prof. Lewis Swift, Di-
rector of the Warner Observatory, Roches
ter, In. Y., was scanning the western sky,
lie discovered n brilliant comet located In
the constellation of Pegasus near the star
Beta. The new comet Is moving eastward
and Is very bright. This is tho lirst comet
discovered during the present year and nlso
the first discovery made by means of the
new telescope of the Warner Observatory,
which is the largest private telescope In the
world.
Col. Copeland.
Col: L. P. Copeland delivered his lecture
'What's to Hinder"' at the Opera House on
Friday evening last, for the benefit of Ent
Post, G. A. R. Ho was greeted by a well
filled house. His lecture was one of the
popular sort that entertains nnd amuses an
audience for two hours, nnd leaves a pleas-
ant impression, nnd yet when one tiies to
remember something in It worth remember.
ing, he finds it difficult to do so. There
were many funny anecdotes, most of tthem
quite nged, and his illustrations were strik
ing. His How of langungo is remarkable,
nnd bis lecture wns full of pretty word-
pictures. There were frequent bursts of
applause and laughter which showed that
the audience enjoyed the entertainment.
A Sio.on lilbllcal Reward.
Tho publishers of RuUcdgt1! Monthly offer
twelve valuable rewards In their Monthly for
March, among which is the following :
Wo will give 20.00 in gold to the person
telling us which is the longest verse In tlio
Bible by March 10th, 183'). Should two or
more correct answers be receWcd, the re.
ward will be divided. The money will be
forwarded to the winner March 16th, 1883.
Persons trying for tho reward must send
20 cunts in silver (no postage stamps taken)
with their answer, for which they will re
eclvo the April Monthly, in which the name
and addre33 of tho winner of the reward
and the correct answer will be published.
and in which several moro valuable re
wards will bo offered.
Address, Rutlkdoe Puiilisiuno Com paw,
533 Northampton St., Easton, Pa.
A IMciinaiit Wcddlnic.
Married at the resldcr.ee of the bride's
parents, Mlfllin township, Feb. 22nd 1883,
by Rev. R. C. II. Catterall, -Mr. Ezra M.
Smith and -Miss Sarah M. Kindt, both of
Milllin township.
l no lestiyitlcs ol the occasion were en
joyed by over 50 guests who did justice to
the abundance prepared. Tho brido was
very tastefully arrayed in white which well
became her youthful beauty and she was
the recipient of many useful presents, every
ono seeming in their selection to have chos
en tho right article. The congratulations
were warm and earnest, all feeling what
they said. In tho evening the boys had
their joyous time which by no means marr
ed tho joy of the brido and groom, who tho
following morning left for Philadelphia.
The friends desire that tho troubles of tho
married pair may be light and that the
shadows of this lifo .may bo so few mid the
joys so numerous that it may pass with
them as ono glorious summer day.
CllpnliiK for the CnrloitH.
A scientific writer asserts tho long cur
rent belief that the concentric rings of a
tree nro a record of its age, each ring rep
resenting a year's growth, Is a mistake,
A series of experiments have shown Its
falsity.
In tho United States tlicro are only three
venomous snakes, tho tattle, the copper
head and the moccasin. The East Indies
nro full of venomous snakes, and In British
India nearly twenty thousand persons nro
killed every year by snnko bites.
Tho Parthenon, Athens' famous temple
Is so built that there Is not a rectangular
form In the whole building. Tho sides
nnd tho front curve very slightly, tho col
umns do not stnnd quite upright, ami nil
the horizontals curve upward slightly.
An opera house on wheels Is tho latest
dramatic novelty, nnd a company with
headquarters at Kansas City has been or
ganized to build and manage it. It Is to
consist of eight railway cars, which can
be expanded by Ingenious mechanism into
acapacloiH structure, with auditorium
and stage complete, and Is designed for
the bencllt of communities which do not
possess facilities for the production Of
plays. It will run from place to place on
the railroads nnd carry a portable truck,
upon which It can be switched off and
transformed into a theatre.
cut plan. It contains only the stories of tho
lives nf tho famous men nnd women who
have made tho world's history ; who nro
really worth knowing, nnd who nro written
about by authors often equally eminent, In
tho Held of literature, with the subjects
whom they describe. Ench volume Is com
plelo In Itself, so Hint If you do not want,
or cannot nlford, all, you can tako what
best pleases, or Is of most worth to you.
Tho live volumes thus fur Issued narrato
the achievements of nearly two hundred of
tho most famous and worthy of tho world's
heroes. Volume IV., recently published, a
very handsome large 12mo,, of about 750
pages, for tlio price of 70 cents, contains a
new and excellent "Life of Washington j"
a repilnt of tho standard and thrilling
Wccms' " Life of General Marion," and a
new "Life of Oliver Cromwell" by the
brilliant writer, E. Paxton Hood. To Illus
trate the remarkable economy In cost, com
pared with previous publications i tho pres
ent Importing prico of the Life of Cromwell
Is $3 here, in equally good type, hand
Homely printed, with two other important
works thrown In, It costs only 70 cents s
even beyond this, ns a means of most
widely and effectually advertising tho bio
graphical series, tho publishers will send,
post-paid, a paper-bound edition of the
Hood's " Life of Cromwell," to any address,
on receipt of 15 cents, and then, If tho
purchaser desires to secure the bound vol
ume, will credit lo cents toward the price
of tlio same. It will bo strango if sucli
books, ut such prices, do not find their way
nto almost every home. "Biography is
tho most universally profitable of all reading
well said Thomas Cnrlyle. How, Indeed,
can the heroes of the " Action " becompnred
In Interest with these heroes of all time,
Washington nnd Cromwell ? John B. Al-
den, Publisher, 18 Vesey Street, Now
York.
In 80 Psnlm, 47 verse, Rev. Jlr. Houtz nnd
Rev. N. Spcnr nsslstlng In tlio services, In
torment In Hldlny cemetery.
In the death of Mr. Hagenbuch we lose
another of our old citizens who will be miss
ed by nil In the community. He has been
a practical nnd successful farmer and ns a
result of his energetic labors ho leaves to
his family n largo and valuable estate. Each
of his sons, Ellsha, J. Sanderson nnd F.
Pierce, and his only daughter, who married
Andrew Hagcnbuch, nro comfortably and
nicely situated on very good farms located
within n radius of three miles, and Ids wld
ow Is left In a plensant homo surrounded by
her children
Isaac Erwlne, who has been suffering a
long time with cancer In tho face, Is not ex
pected to recover,
Samuel Kelchncr Is nlso qultu sick from
what has been pronounced dropsy
Mrs. James Miller seems to gain but slow
ly. She has changed physicians nnd now
has Dr. Robins of Catawlssa,
Mr. A. C. Creasy Is running his new saw
mill to tho best possible ndvnntage this
winter nnd yet hns n- Inrge pile of logs on
hand. Just wnlt till Arthur's boy gets out,
nnd then
Saturday last two surprise parties left
our valley. Ono to pleasantly remind Jlr,
J. W. Eck of Brlarcreck, that ho was
years old, and tbo other to enjoy the day al
Jlr. Conrad llippenstetl's near Light Street
Both parties report a very pleasant time,
Quite a number of our people were down
to hear the Cook Lecturo last week and
came home very much pleased with tho oc
caslon.
JIlss Mary Alkman Is visiting her friend
Jllss Minnie Klmmel in Shenandoah.
REroniEii,
Durability of health is worth moro than rplint,Jnl, ATnrnli fttli 'ftl
tho wealth of n Vandcrbllt. Kidney-Wort LllCSQaY, lUaiCIl UlII, OO
I. I. i-l I.. . I 1.1. I ' '
win, t,niii, n.., i.l. nml tl.lnnv. at lo oVock In tho forenow, the following do.
men nnd women will nlways bo In good
health. If tho bowels nro torpid. If piles
torment, If tho back Is full of pain, get n
package of Kldney-Wort nnd bo cured
without moro suffering.
"nfCIICPAIIIA."
Quick, complete cure, nil nnnoylng Kid
ney, lilnddcr nnd urinary JJiscases. iji.
urugglsts.
Simon Wcltz. Jllllersvlllc. Pa., savsi "of
all medicines i bavo over taken none did
me ns much good ns Brown's Iron Bitters."
RKIXNV MEM.
"Wells' Health Rcnowcr" 'estorcs health
nnd vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence
sexual Debility.
Both Lvdla E. Plnkhrm's Veirctnble
Compound nnd Blood Purlller nrc prcpnr-
cdniu&iand xm western Avenue, bynn,
JInss. Price of cither, 1, Six bottles for
5. Sent by mull in the form of Dills, or
01 lozenges, on receipt 01 price, si per
box for either. Jlrs. Pinklinm freely an
swers all letters of Inquiry. Enclose !)c.
stamp. Send for pamphlet. Jfentlon
this paper.
Hymeneal.
A large company of frle nils Gathered at
the house of Jlr. and Jlrs. Conrad Kream.
cr in Jerseytown, February 22nd 1883, to
witness the marriage of their daughter Jtag-
gle to Jlr. Wm. W. Runyan. Jlr. John
Krcamer officiated as groomsman and JIlss
Annie E. Savldgo as bridesmaid. Tho hap
py pair were united in marriage by the Rev.
II. C. Jlunro. The bridal party started In tho
evening for an extended tour through the
west. The bride received many useful
presents, the following is a list:
Gold chain by the bride's mother, JIlss
Krcamer, Silver celery stnnd; John Kream.
er, Toilet set and bed spread: Jliss Ida
Krcamer, Silver butter knife; JIlss Kate
Fruit, pickel fork and silver sugar spoon ;
JIlss True Runyan, glass fruitjdlsh; Jliss
Rltter, two vases; Howard Runyan, one
lamp; Annie Krcamer, glass set; Jlrs. Saide
Jloor, pitcher and one-half dozen goblets;
Jlrs. Joe Kreamer, mat nnd pitcher; Wil
liam E. Krcamer, cako stand; Jllles Well-
ver, lamp; T.. H. Runyan, clock; Jlrs. M.
E. Kreamer, one-half dozen nnpkins; Jlrs,
J. S. JIcBrlde, table cloth; Mrs. William
JIcBride, table cloth; Jlrs. Fred Kreamer,
table cover and tidle; Jliss Adda Kreamer,
two tidies; Jlrs. Amanda Runyan, blanket,
Miss Anna E. Savidge, tidle; John Krcam,
er, two dollars; Jlrs. Conrad Kreamer,
one set of dishes, knives and forks.
H. C. Jt.
Obituary.
Clara, wife of Fred B. Hartman and
daughter of Geo. Drelsbnch, aged 34 years
one month, died Feb. 22, 1883. The deceas
ed In early lifo gave her heart to God, and
although she was a great sufferer for about
20 years yet she was ever patient and bore
her sufferings with christian fortitude and
resignation lo the will of a loving Heavenly
Father. She was faithful to nil the means
of Grace, and was often found In her place
nt class meeting, prayer meeting, Sunday
school anil preaching, when a person of
less will and less religious zeal would be
absent. She was a faithful wife, a devoted
mother, a kind friend and beloved by all
who knew her. She leaves three children,
ono daughter and two sons, aged respective
ly 12, 10 nnd 8 years. She was of a quiet
disposition, but thoughtful nnd enrnest
whlln stnrlng death in the face, and during
the last interview with her pastor who was
endeavoring to encourage her by speaking
of the abiding presence of Jesus. Site look,
ed up and said, "Yes, even unto death",
The funeral took place on Sunday In the
JI. L. church ut Illoomsburg. ! Her pastor,
Rev. Geo. V. Savidge, preaching the funcr
al sermon from the text, "There renialiieth
therefore a rest to the people of God." It
was an earnest spiritual iliscour.su and pro
ducecl a profound Impression upon the im
mense congregation, many of whom will
never forget the Impressions made. Her
remains wero interred in Rosemont C'eme-
tcry followed by iv largo concourse of friends.
II. S. R,
horse fell down.
Mr. Jerry 8alt7.er wns Injured by n fall
while unloading a sewing machine near
Benton ono day last week. Ho was con.
flucd to tho houso for several days,
thirteenth card In ono of their favorite
games bears the flguro of death.
Swearing on.
A despatch from Jit. Uumel, i'a., says
that Charles Brcslin, Martin Brcmian nnd
Thomus Gallagher wero horribly binned
Peter It. Balily of Catawlssa, was seized m9t Saturday afternoon by nu explosion nt
with a spasm on Tuesday nlcht. nnd wns urccn iimgo wouicry. iircnnnnweniiipiuo
In a dangerous condition for a few hours, breast, leaving Gallagher and Brcslin talk-
but on Wednesday morning was considered "E " ' heading, hut ns ho reached tlio
out of danger. t0P '''3 mmP Ignited tho sulphur nnd ho was
Henrv s,,,n,..ra nf mi K.-..,,. ,.r. 'lllrlcu ll0WI "c ureast and terribly tiurncd.
amlnlmr u clvcerlne cnrtildL-o a few davs ",m "'""'S1'" wero u10wu inrougu
since when It exploded tearing away tlio
flesh from tho end of the thumb nnd Hi at
two fingers of each luuid.
Jlr. Clarence Fitzpatrlck, who for several
years past has been assisting W. It. Tubbs
at tho Exchutigo Hotel, will leave this week
for Hazleton, where ho will bo associated
Willi his father in conducting n hotel. Dur
ing his resldenco hero ho has made many
friends, who will regret his departure, and
wish him success in his new position.
Among thoso who wero In attendance at
tlio lectures last week we noticed John F.
Hutchison of Forks, Jlrs. Dr. Diddle of
Shenandoah, Dr. and Jlrs. Jlcars of Nuino-
dla, Q. E. Jlycrs of tho Catawlssa Item, A.
U. Klmbcrly. Col. A. D. Seely. Isaiah Bow.
er and daughter, JIlss Dora. Thompson, B.
P. Vannattu and fifty others from Berwick.
tho heading and boiuo yards distance Into
another breast. Brcslin Is most dangerous.
ly burned and cannot recover. Tho others
have some chance of recovery. All nro
married men,
According to tho State Superintendent's
report tho teachers In Conynghum towiuhlp
receive an average ot $53 per month, for
ten months school, while iu Uloomsburc
they receive $35 per month for eight
months school,
CoMMUNIUATEI),
Til JIV 1'ATItONtfi
I wish to say that I am
thankful for tho generous encouragement
you have given me, and I do hereby ussuro
you that tho dllterent varieties of seed pota
toes that I proposo to deliver this coming
spring will bo all truo to name, as I have
grown tho most of tho different varieties
the past season from seed that I purchased
at first class seed houses In New York,
Jfy advertisement the past two weeks In
tho Columiiian was merely to pick up somo
shorts on my orders that I found after I ug,
grrgated thorn, I succeeded In'securlng
eight bushels of one variety uud find that I
have enough of tho other varieties to till my
orders. Will deliver sometime In tho fore
part of April as soon us all danger of frost
Is past. Very truly yours
W. L. JIan vino,
Derrs, Pa.
Imitation iinlilnir Powders.
To THE PuilLIOl
Tho public Is cautioned against tho prac.
tlco of many grocers who sell what they
claim to bo Royal Baking Powder, loose or
in bulk, without label or trademark. All
such powders are baso imitations. Analy
scs of hundreds of samples of baking pow.
ders sold In bulk to parties asking for Roy
nl huvo shown them all to bo largely adult
crated, mostly with alum, dangerous for
uso In food, and comparatively valueless
for leavening purposes,
Tho public Is too well nware of the Injur,
ious clfcct ot mum upon tho system, to
need further caution against tlio uso of
any baking powders known to bu made
from tills drug ; but thu dealer's assurance,
" Oh, It's just us good ns Royal," or " it's
tlio genuine Royal, only wo buy It by tho
barrel to save expense of can," etc., Is apt
to mislead tho unsuspcclingconsumers Into
buying nu article which they would not
knowingly uso in their food under nny
consideration, Tho only safety from such
practices Is In buying baking powder In tho
original package, of a well known brand,
and n thoroughly established reputation,
Tho Roynl Baking Powder is sold only iu
cans, securely closed with the Company's
trado mark label, nnd tho weight of tho
package stamped on each cover. It Is
never sold In bulk, by tho barrel, or looso
by weight of measure, and nil such offered
tho public under nny pretense, nro Imita
tions.
If consumers will benr these facts In
mind, mid also sco that tlio package pur
chased Is properly labeled, nnd tbo label
unbroken, they will be always sure of using
a baking powder perfectly pure and whole-
buiiiu, Him ui uiu uignesnesi Bircngin in mo turn it is scarcely possihio for a man to
market. I live six months on unliollc.l mmi iir..,.,i
J, O. Hoaulani), Pitiulent, vegetables nnd rlpo fruits, without getting
tl.,l.l.. - Tl 1 S-l -mm I ... . . . O
nujm uunuiB rowuer vo,, a, i, rut or the fever of alcoholism,
A Philadelphia doctor says drunkenness
s' not a crime but a disease which can be
easily cured. Some of tho fellows who
took the pledge on tho 1st of January have
been drinking steadily again for tlio last
forty-flvo days. If they really want to
stop they should try tho following plan of
treatment which tho doctor mentioned rec
ommends i Besides tea and coffee which
should bo carefully niudc, giro In most
cased acid drinks. Lemonade Is good,
but diluted phosphoric acid Is equally cf-
fcctunl, and can always bu kept In tho
iouso. Ten cents' worth will last six
months, and a few drops in a tumbler of
water is of grent value as a tonic. If
nclds do not ngrec, try other things. Do
not, as a rule, drink Ico water, but if It Is
found moro satisfying, put oatmeal in It
oatmeal water is botli nutritious nnd nets
us a tonlo. Cocoa Is nourishing and sooth
ing I also cocoa shells. A window open ut
night Is absolutely essential. If a man
gets up In the morning with Ids lung
choked and his stomach fevered by breath
lug over nnd over ngnlntho simonlrall
night, ho will feel that n drink of liquor is
the only thing that can freshen him up.
I)r, Jackson, senior physician of the Asy
lutn for Inebriates at Dansvlllo, N, Y
says he always found It Impossible to ben
efit his patients permanently so long ns
they wero permitted animal food, tho uso
of which ho considered an absolute bar
rlerto a radical cure. Ho further says
Deeds accorded.
The following deeds have been recorded
since those lust published :
William II. Blllig and wife to William
Billlg, Locust.
John Jl. White and wife lo Charles Rink
Centre.
Executors of JI. E. Jackson to Stephen
II Jliller, Centre.
Stephen II. Jliller and wife to Charles W.
Jliller, Centre. "
Charles W. Jliller and wife to Sarah
Swank, Centre.
Samuel Knorr and wife et al. to Rebecca
Cramer, Bloomsburg.
Rosemont Cemetery Co. to L. B. Rupert,
Bloomsburg.
L. B. Rupert to Clarissa W. nupert,
Bloomsburg.
Jos. I). Thompson nnd wife to Charles
Brodcr, Berwick.
Jos. D. Thompson and wife to Rachacl
O. Trough, Berwick.
Zebulon S. Bobbins and wife to Joseph
JI. Old, Hemlock.
James Gulliver, administrator to J. Q. A.
Shoemaker, Hemlock.
Jno. Q. A. Shoemaker and wife to Charles
Ward, Hemlock.
James Bivan and wife to the Locust
Mountain Coal uud Iron Co., Ccntralla.
George Beagle to Frederick Beagle, Jit.
Pleasant.
Calub Barton et. al. to Matilda Rltter,
Blooiiisburg'
Samuel K. Keller nnd wife to Alex L.
Thompson, Berwick.
J. W. Evnns, executor et. nl. to Snmuel
Keller, Berwick.
William Bason mid wife to Daniel Reedy
Berwick.
Evnllno Howard to Ella Hnrtmun, Orange.
Elins Snyder to Wm. L. Snyder, Locust.
Peter Swank and wife to Jeremiah Sny
der, Locust.
B. Frank Zarr, executor, to Henry Pfah-
ler, Catawlssa.
JIark Williams and wife In JIary Deyrlng,
Locust.
Casper Tiseroade and wife to Eylert
Thompson, Hemlock.
D.ivid Betz mid wife to Eveline Rupert,
Bloonisburg.
Eli Barton to Eveline Rupert, Blooms
burg.
Caleb Barton and wife to Eveline Rupert
Bloomsburg.
Richard Thompson lo John JI. Laubach,
Berwick.
I. K. Krickbaiim et. al. administrator, to
Samuel Appleman, Benton.
JI. B. & S. P. Association of Bloomsburg
to G. JI. & J. K. Lockard, Bloomsburg.
Christian Shuman to Thomas J. Slmman,
Beaver.
Philip Appleman to JIargarct Jane Ap-
pieman, Greenwood.
C. W. Jliller to Charlis Krug, Blooms.
burg.
John L. Sponenberger and wlfu to 11-
Ross, Berwick.
J. S. JlcJIurtrle and wife to William
Ross, Berwick.
Reuben Downing to Charles W. Jliller,
Bloomsburg.
Garrlck JIallery to William C. Barns, Ber
wick.
C. F. Harder and wife to Ambroso II.
Sharpless, Catawlssa.
Casper Rhawn and wife to Jacob Fisher,
Catawlssa.
George Stackhouse and wife to James Y.-
Stackhouse, Pine.
Benjamin Bancost and wife to Daniel
Bancost, Beaver.
LcRoy T. Thompson mid wife to Joseph
Lamon, Brlarcreck.
John Wenner and wlfu to Jllcbael Wen-
ner, Fishlngcrcek.
John Bcisel, Guardian, to Joseph Sonn,
Milllin.
John Jlcllenry and wlfo lo Edward Sones
et. al. Jackson.
Percevnl Polk, administrator, to Evan
Glrton, JIadlsou.
O. W. Jliller and wife to Daniel A. Creasy,
Illoomsburg.
I). A. Creasy, ct ill to Sarah A. ('reveling,
Scott.
Catharine I.clby, administrator, to Byron
Keller, Locust.
Richard Thompson to the Presbyterian
church of Berwick, Berwick.
John A. Piinstnn, trustee to E D Rnar
back, Centre.
Geo, B. Kitchen uud wlfo to JIary E.
Kitchen, BlQOiiisburg.
Wm. JI. llartmrii to A. B. Vaiillew, Hem
'ock, Columbia county Commissioners to John
Hull, Brinrcrcek,
Georgo Zarr to JIary E. Long, Catawlssa.
Joseph II. Knlttle nnd wire to John C.
Yociim, Catawlssa.
John V. Welllvcr mid wife to Joseph L.
Eves, Pine.
Frank Wolf and wlfo to Stephen Dresher,
Plshlngcivek,
The great superiority of DR.
BULL'S COUGH SYRUP over
all other cough remedies is attested
by the immense popular demand
for that old established remedy.
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma. Uron-
chitis, YVhoopinpr Cough, Incipient
consumption and for the relict ot I
-onsumptivc persons in advanced
sta"es of the Disease. For Sale
: -r.ll Druggists. Price, 25 cents.
l'iiXlic Sale!
OP V.M.UABI.R
Real Estate.
The tindors'irned oxccutirof tho lust wilt and
testament of .lohn Hnds, Uto of Oreonwood twp.,
Columb.a County, deceased, will oiposa to public
gale upon the premises on
scribed real estate sltuato In oroennood township
Columbia county, Pv, bounded byOrecn Creek,
nnd lands of A. II. Kltclicn.tho heirs of John ltccco
doceised, JncoS Oerrsrd, simuel Albcrtson and
others, contatnlhif
78 ACRES,
and slxty-slx perches, mire or less, on which aro
erected a larges Btory Pulling Mill In good running
order, anew FHaMI! 1IOUSK, nam as good as
r.ew, and alt necessary out-buildings, water at the
houso and Orcon crck runs along tbo edgo of the
farm aod supplies tbo mill with water. A young
orchard of cholco fruit on the place.
TERMS OK SALE' 10 per conf of ( o' the pur
cUafio money to bo paid at the striking duwn of tho
property ; the X le.n tin t" per cent, at tho con
firmation of sale, and the remaining ,V In ono year
thereafter with Inrcrest from confirmation nisi.
D- K. SLOAN.
EXECDTOK.
COXCOI1I) (IIIAPE VISES.
Fine, vmorous Vines. Two. three nnd
Four Yenrs' Old, for snlo by tlio dozen or
thousand nt the lowest prices.
llicso vines nro raised on the famous
Jit. Prospect Vineyards, at Passaic, N. J.,
where the well-known Port Grapu Wine Is
produced that Is so highly esteemed nt
Dresden ami iiernn, ami other J.uropcan
Cities to which It Is shipped, nnd that is so
Highly esteemed iy physicians everywhere.
Address, alfiieu Si-kbii.
Jan. 20, '83-Hm. Passaic, N. J.
iHTTho most brilliant shades possible, on
all fabrics aro made by the Diamond Dyes.
uncquniiid lor uriiiiancy nnd durability.
iu cents.
Wc have n speedy and positive euro for
catarrh, dlpthcrlu, canker mouth nnd
headache in Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
nasai injector ireo wiiu cacu uoiiic. use
it if you desire health and sweet breath.
Price (50 cents. Sold by J. II. KInports.
may 12-cow.
TIME AND EXPENSE SAVED.
Hard workers nro sublect to bilious at
tacks which may end In dangerous Illness.
Parker's Glntrcr Tonic keens tho kidneys
and liver active, and by preventing the
nttuck saves sickness, time mid expense.
Detroit Prtt.
UDITOit'S NOTICE.
ESrATR Ol WII.tlAM 11K8S, 1.ATK OF SCOARLOAT
T0WNSII1I', DECKASK1).
Tha undersigned having been appointed audi,
tor to make attribution ot tho fund in tho lnndi
ot Ktr.i Stephens, admtntstrator ot said decedent,
hereby gives notice that be will sit at tho onice i
J. f. Krecie. Esq , on Pillar, March 16th, 18H
nt 10 o'clock, a. m., to perform tho duties ot Ids
appointment, at which time nndpluceall parties
having claims against the said cnta'-e will appear
and present tho sAino or be debarred from coining
in for n s'lare ot eatd fund. .,
C. C. PEACOCK,
teb S3-4W Auditor.
UDITOiw"NOriCE.
ISTATK Of 0OUK HITTER, I, ATE OK CATAWISSA,
DICKASED.
ti,a ,in,rr(.i(rnnri fttiriu.nr lmTlni? been annotated
to mako distribution of tlio funds In Uio hands of
the administrator of said decedent, hereby gives
notice that ho will sit at tho otllcoot JohnC.
YOCUm, Esq.. lniUO town Ol viiuivt msa, iuiici-
firm the duth'S ot his nppolntment on Monday,
March soth, ISSJ, at 10 o'clock a. in., nt which time
nnd placoall pirtlcs bavtng claims agauist sail
estate will appear and pros-Mit tuo sauio or bo de-
oarrca irom cumioK iu u" tu muu.
11. r. AHIt,
teb 23- Auditor.
"nouan ON HATS."
Clears out rats. mice, roaches, flies, ants.
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers.
10c. Druggists.
A1IK YOU EXl'CXKD
To malarial influences ? then protect your
system by using Turner's (linger Tonic, it
strengthens thu liver and kidneys to throw
on malarial poisons, and is good lor gen
eral debility and nervous exhaustion.
IXECuroirs notice.
ESTATE :r 0E0ROK SOCMAN. DECEASED, LATE OF
MIFFLIN TOWKSIIIr.
Letters testamentary In the estate of Georgo
Shuman doceafced, late ot Miniln township,
Columbia cout ty, I'a., have been irrantcd by the
lteglster of tald county to Allen Mann. All per
sons havlDg claims against tho estate of said
decedent nro reiiuestea to present (hem for settle
ment, and thoso indebted to the estato to maVo
paj ment to the unaerslgncd without delsy.
ALLEN MANNi
Vat. 2. Rj ecu tor
EVERY LADY
SHOULD SUBSCRII1E FOK
Strawbridgo & Glothier's
FASHION QUARTERLY.
Look Heke 1 If you nro going West why
not start rigid, avoid all further trouble by
purchasing your tickets of W. II. Poust
agent of D. h. ft W. R. It. at Bloomsburg.
Ho can give you your choice of routes
cither by way of Pcnnn, R. R. or Niagara
Falls and Erie R. R. Uaggago checked
through to destination 150 pounds, free
with each ticket. Circulars, time tables or
any other information will be cheerfully
given nt any time. tf.
At the JI. E. parsonage, Ronton, Feb. 20,
1883, by Rev. G. W. Dunlap, Jlr. II. T.
Herrington of Columbia county to JIlss
Lizzie W. Hower of Luzernu county.
At the residence of the brldo's parents in
Pine township Col. Co. Pa,, February the
24th 1883, by John P. Derr Esq., Jlr. C. C,
Wcathcrel to JIlss Emma J. Robbins, all of
Pine township Col. Co. Pn.
LOCAL NOTICES.
This Is the month for a talk where to buy
our outset. Dout forget I. W. Hartman &
Sou's combination store.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Nearly one thousand engravings, Illustrating tho
new things In cv.ry department of fashion.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:.
Pour pages of new music. In most cases original,
either vocal or Instrumental.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Tno prices of all klndi of Dry Ooods, together
with descriptions and engravings to show what
they look llko.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Valuable original articles, mostly Illustrated, on
subjects that treat of tho adornment of tho per
son, tho beautifying of home, and the newest
things In art needle work.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Instructions how tho distant consumer can shop
as satisfactorily and as economically as residents
ot tho city.
I-ntCK, 60 CENTS TEH COPY.
SPECIMEN COPIES, 15 CENTS.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OP VALUABLE
l&cal Esiutc I
Pursuant to un order of tho Orphans' Court of
Columbia county, Pa., will bo sold at Public Sale,
on the premises, In Milllin township In said coun
ty on
H, Mid 1 11.
At two o'clock In the afternoon, the following de
scribed real estate late of William Kelchner, de- I
coased, to-wlt: A farm adjoining lands of Low
Hros. Co.. nn Inn Nnrtli iini tfnat. nn Ibe South 1
by lands of Samuel Droa her, (leorge Fedder snd Eicht and JInrket Streets, Philadelphia.
uiutTa, ouiaew est uy lanusoi ueorge reaaer,
conulnlug
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
Jan1 s, '83 -if.
We hnvo now open our seock of new
Snrlnc ninchiuns, prints, muslins, shirt
ings A-c all at the lowest prices for casli
al (JlnrK iv son's.
C. C. Jfurr wants corn at 75cts.
Illrck and colored dress silks at Clark
Son's.
C. C. JIurr buys dried apples.
099!H Pounds Good Pork.
!)9!H Good Live Calves.
O'JJ Good Live Shoats, in weight s !J0,
;s.'i, -iu, ou to nu pounds.
9 Good Young Reeves,
99 liushcls Good Clovcrsced,
099' liushcls Good Potatoes.
9999' Pounds Dried Apples.
09999 Pounds Dried Raspberries, pitted
cherries and lard.
All of the above wanted at Light Street
by Silns Young.
Dec. 22-3m
A new opening tills week of Fancy Hand-
Kcrcnieis nt I. w. iinriinan iV son's.
Stoves, Ranges, Tin and Sheet Iron wmo
at WHary s, cheap lor cash.
If you want laco curtains; tnblo linem,
napk'lns, sheetings &c. go to Clark & Son's.
Wool and cotton carpet chain at C. C.
JIarr's.
43 ACRES,
moro or leaf, whereon are erected a two-story log
houso, frame barn and out buildings ; also a good
well ot watsr and apple orchard.
TEHMS OP SALE, Ten per cent, of tho one-
fourth ot the purchase money to bo paid at tho
striking down cf tho properly, the one-fourth less
the ten per cent, nt tho connrmatlon ot sale; and
the remaining three-fourths In ono year there-
alter, with interest from confirmation Tjtsl.
Purchasers to pay for deeds.
II. FIHNK ZAltll,
Mar S Trustee.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!
Pursuant to an outer ot the Orphans' Court of
Columbia county, I'a., will be soil at Public Sale,
on tho premises in the township of Pcaver, In
add county on
FRIDAY, March 23, 1883.
At two o'clock In tho afternoon, tho following de
scribed real estato Uto of Jacob linker, deceased,
to-wlt : A farm adjoining lands of Charles Mi
chael, (lldeon Ilrodbenner, and others, contain
ing
FIFTY ACRES,
moro or Icsf, whereon aro erected a two-story
framo dwelling houso, fraino barn nnd other out
building?. Said land being well Imp roved.
Ten per cent of ono fourth of the purchase
money tl bo paid nt striking down of the proper
ty; tbo ono fourth less the ten per cent, nt the
confirmation absolute ot iho sale, and tho balance
In one year from connrmatlm nisi, with Interest
irom that date.
CIIAItLES IlAKElt,
Mara Administrator.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate !
The undersigned administrator of Elizabeth
Walter, deceased, of Montour township, Coluni-
bla county, I'a., ulllexposo to public bile on lie
premises on
THE UNION TRUST CO,
611 and CIS CHESTNUT STREET PHILADEL
PHIA, I'A.
CAPITAL, - $1,000,000. CIIAItTEll PEUVETUAL.
cts as Executor, Administrator. :Asstgnoo, Re
ceiver. Guardian, Attorney, Agent, Trustee and
Committee, alone or In connection with an Indi
vidual appointee. , . .
Takes charge of the property ot aVsentecsand
non-residents, collects and remits Income prompt
ly, and discharges faithfully thodutltsof every
nduclary trust and agency known to the law.
Safes torrent within iiurglar-rroot aultaot
tho most approved construction.
Wills kept in Hire nnd Burglar-proof safes with
out charge. Plate, securities and ah other valm
blcs securely kept at a moderate annual charge
for safe return or specinc indemnity.
Oar Trusts and other approved securities for
Interest a'lowcdon Moneys deposited for defi
nite periods, or upon ten days' notice
W. C. rA'lTE'.tsoN, President.
HE1STKR CLY.MEH, Vice-President.
MAHLON S. STOKES. Troaurer.
FH&NOIS bacon, sec'y Trust oniccr.
W. C. Patterson,
JatnoH I)ng,
Allred s.uUlett,
Hon. Allison White,
Ur. 0. f . Turner,
i), It, Patterson,
John T. Monroo,
,loi. I. Keefe,
Thos. 11. ration,
W.J Head,
Jas. s. Martin,
Dr. I). Hayes Agnew,
11. 11. Houston,
John u. Heading,
l'blladelpnia, i'a. ;
Hon. T i Randolph,
.Morrlstowu, N. J. ,
reu imw
niltL'CTORS.
lion. T. P. llayard,
Wilmington Del. ;
Dr. uco, v. iieny,
Harrlsburg, Pa. ;
lion. J. 8. Africa.
Huntingdon, Pa. ;
Hon. ll. ciymer.
Ucadlnir. I'a
Henry s. Eckert,
Reading, I'a. ;
Edmund s. Doty,
Minilntown, Pa,;
lion. It. K. Monagban,
West Chester, t
Gen. W". W. II. Davis,
Doylestown, Pa. ;
Chas. W. Cooper,
Allentowu, I'a,
CRYJIOUR, HUNT & CO.,
O (K-itabllsbedlnlWi.)
Exchange Court, N. Y. 123 LaSallo St., Chicago.
HANKERS AND BROKERS.
Special facilities tor tho purchase and sale of
.in.,L, Mini., itr.rtviumvu
Refer to Mochinlcs' National innk, New ork ;
Fifth National Hank, Chlciio, and German Secu
rity Uank, ixiulsvlile, Ky. . . ,
.1. M. Seymour, Member Now ork Stock Ex
change. J, A, Hunt, Member Chicago Board of Trado.
A. L. Seymour. r feb -v
MARKET JtEPORTS.
RLOO.MSUURG MARKET.
Wbcut per bushel l.oo
Ryo "
Corn, " w
Oats ' " .
Flour per barrel J-JJ
uoverseeo
Tho great sales of Glass and Queenswnre
continue at I. AV. Hartman & Son's gro.
eery.
Hamburg edgings, Torchon laces, cotton
trimmings ceo. ut uiaru a bun's.
Young man wanted to learn tho tinning
mine at wnarys.
See I. V. Hartman & Son's new line of
Counterpanes from B cents to tj.2.75.
Strictly puro Clover and Timothy seed,
a car load of it for sule at Light b'treet by
Silas Young. mar. 2-2in
SATORDAY March, 31st 1883. S
At two o'clock In the afternoon, a messuago and
tract ot land sltuato In the township ot Montour
In said c utility of Columbia, bounded by lands it
Reuben Guild, John Walter, Evan WiUtver'a et-
tate, Fraud Kvans, Samuel digger, Wllllrm
Trowbridge and others, containing
2!S ACRES,
more or le is.
TERMS OF SALE, Ten p?r cent, of the one-
fourth ot the purchase money to bo paid at the
striking down of iho property; tha ono-lounh less
tho ton per cent, at the eounrmatloa of sale; and
the remaining thrco-fourthi In one year thsro-
oltcr, wliii interest froinconnncntlon Mil.
R. BUCKINGHAM,
Mar 11 Administrator.
nutter .
s
Tallow
Potatoes ,
Dried Apples
Hams
sides Shoulders ,
chickens
Turkeys
i nro ut pound
nay per ton ,
C. C, Jlarr has splendid syrups nt SO, CO
ami iu cents per guuou.
Appletou A muslin 8 cts per yd, and nil
other makes of muslin nt lowest prices tit
Ullll K iV SOU'S,
ORPHAN:.' COURT SALE
VALUABLE
Heal Estate ! !
C. O, JIurr wants butter,
nnd outs.
eggs, potatoes
Now look un your housekeenliiir noods.
as JIarcli lias nrrlved, '.nnd buy of I. W,
Jiaruuar ix Dun.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Iu pursuaneo of an order cf the Orphans' Court
ot Columbia county tho undersigned truilco to
make sileof tho land of ElUabeth Kelchncr, de.
ceased, will oxpose to I'ubllo Sale on the premises
in .M immune, said county, on
At ten o'clock a, in,, tho following described real
estato, sltuato In said vlllagoof Mltlltnvlllf, on
the south bide of Fourth strocL adlotnlm; lot of
COMMUNION WINE. I M. E. Church on tho East. Fifth street on tha
'Iho crape crop of A. Sneer's vlnevnrda South, lot ot Samuel Bldleman on tho wtst
In INow Jersey lust year was double that being sixty-six feet in width on Fourth street;
of any previous year. His vineyards iu uud two hundred feet, moro or loss. dscp. where.
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iuw jersey nave so increased eucli year on is erected a two Btory frame house,
tlllllliohas been emb ed to keen a stock TKHMS OF SALE. Ten tier cent, nfilm nnn.
tvolo six years iihcuil. onu of his Port fourth of tho purchase money to bo paid at iho
Plymouth Rock nud Dominique Leghorn
eggs for setting, for sale by G, W, Sterner,
Viiuu lor iu eggs.
sold less than four venrs old. ft Ima
iiecoine n popular wine among iho best
physicians in mew ork, and Is Inrgely
UBrd for communion lmrnoses and fur
weiiK mid nged persons, for sale by l
-V, JVIV1I1I,
Btrlklng down of tho property, tho one-fourth les
tho ten per cent, nt the confirmation ot sale I snd
tho remaining three-fourths in ouo year there-
alter, with Interest from onrtrmatlon ulsl.
JOHN MOUltEY,
Mar if Trustee
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i longoerry red ana amu-r ii.imi.ii.
-I ho market was steady with fair Inquiry;
rvo; sail yellow osCe; No. 9 mixed
uceswax
Uuckwheatnowerper loo ,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
February
t'l-oua Tho market was quiet.
11YB Fl-OUK-fl 00(41 18.
WiisiT Tho market was steady; No western
red tl.ttoM : Delaware and Pennsylvania red
f 1.1Trtt.toi4 ; longberry red and amb-r tl.HMl.Si.
UOKN
strainer (
Lite.
Oats Market wasstoaay; ko. i wnuo dohbuc ,
No. s do mxqsic; No.s dotS(JE3tfc; No. 1 mixed
&0KCMIC. . . . .
Iivk scarco at too bid tor Pennsylvania.
l'KOVisioss-Flun with a fair demand.
Liun-Market was nrm: city kotlle U'.Qlic;
loose butchers' lie; prltuo steam tll.tsotll.S'J.
1II'1T1 Tin market was ipuei ana uucnangea;
Pennsjivaula creamery extra 8i(loc; western do
astute; lhudford county extra sics'isc: New
York extra Mvsj; do firsts 335o; western
cxim Masses do good to cholco lT(ioc. Rolls
wero nun; l eousjituuit mvsiviu iiiiv..
Eiiiis Una wlih a fair demand ; Pennsylvania
Me; western nxi&UQ; limed ltftftDo.
Me ileal Superintendent cf thj Sanitarian.
Invalid's Homo.
IJloomsburn', I'a.,
Devotes special uttcntlou to Chronlo Mill
adies including Epilepsy, Uervcui Affee
tlcns, Dheatei cf Women, nnd to
Cancer,
in till Its varied forms,
Patients received nt tho Sanitarium ou
cason able (cutis for board nud treatment.