The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
KUMUY, APRIL. 13, 1383.
Correct Kiillroiul Time Tnlilc.
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11 SI p. III. 4 Jit p. In,
Tim II 41 Until SOUlll COUncitS With tllU I'llllfl
dolphin lleadlug lit Kupert, ami Willi tlio
NorllltlU ueillltii ui iiuiiiiuiuuviiuiiu.
Tlws:i3n. in truln connects at Northumberland
Willi V:J- iruin un i uuuajiYuuii iuuu lumuiUH
riil iiuonmia ui. o-.w p. m.
Tho lis! train ronoucls w llli Philadelphia and
ItcaJUlg ron l ut Kiipurt ui, .tart ituvmug rimu
dclphla at:(Wp. m.
Tho 11:45 tniln connects with Pennsylvania
roal ut Moriiiuruuerianu at, iuj rcutiuug i uuuuee
nhla at 7:23 P. m.
Th i:tin in. train connects with Pennsylvania
road at Northumberland at 8:03 p. m. unu re&cnts
t....in.i..iniita ui. y-f,r n m.
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Trains on tho N...V W, 11. Hallway pass) lllooui
ferry as follows :
hOKTll. SOUTH.
7.41 a. in lY.tH.li'.
0.31 p. m 7.07 i. in.
IMitillc HuR'H.
f All persons having bills prlnte
olllce, will iccelvu it gratuitous
under tills liciul.
nt this
notice
A. C. Vnnllew nml .Jacob TcrwIHIg'
:cr,
iiilinlnlstriitors of A. 11. Vnnllew, decci:
will sell valuable persoiinl properly
.wised.
on
piutntsL'S In Iiuclthorn on bntiimny
21, commencing at 1 o'clock.
April
PLTHIIIlill.
O.vrus 11. Mcllenry was In town on Tuts
liny.
Mrs. Dr. I. W. Conner of Wllkesbarre,
Is visiting lier parents.
V. P. l'nrsel niailo n Hying trip to
Wllkesbarii! on fucsdiiy evening.
Conrad lllttenbendcr linsjgone to Kiiton.
to visit bis daughter, Mrs. Jenkins.
JiimeH U. Keal lias graduated as an
M. I), at tho University of Pennsylvania.
It. It. Little's little boy who lias been
very sick with scarlet fever, Is convales
cing.
Mr. James 15. Gregg, of lllr.ghampton K.
Y. spent last Sunday at llev. L. Maimer's.
V. P. Drinker is in Snyder county this
week, looking after the interests of Iron-
dale.
Mr. mill Mrs Dr. Waller of Osceola, have
come east to visit friends. Mrs. Waller Is
with her sister, Mrs. Maize, on Fifth street
Wejinvo either heard from or seen the
following subscribers during the past week:
Mrs. D. Snyder, J. V. ltlnk, A. U. Creasy,
A. llcndcrshott, W. Hellas, It. J. Davis,
V. llagenbtich, Alex. ICuouse, Samuel
Applcman, J. K. Young, J. A. Chapln,
Hiram Iless, W. V. Hess, 11. 0. Kase, 11.
F. Kvcrctt, Silas Mcllenry, A. J. Kline, J.
J. Karns, J. H. Lnubuch, J. S. Grimes, W
0. Wilson, W. M. Applc'inan, John U.
Karns, Cyrus II. Karns, Juse C. Karns,
0. W. Hcrtsch, Jas. V. Perry.
Saltzer'n new sewing machine sign takes
the cuke.
Head N. !'. Tingley's ndvertisenu'iit in
another column.
The Orangeville Academy Is said to be
veiy well attended.
Mrs. Margarctta Pctriketi, relict of Dr.
1'ctriken, died nt Danville on Tuesday
night.
J. J. and D. .Mcllenry have about 800,
000 feet of sawed lumber In their yards at
Ronton.
The roads are now in tine condition. A
few days more without rain will make
them dusty.
The Athletic base ball club has made its
appearance mid is beating all games thu 8
far played.
Theodore Heck has moved out of the
Llghlstreet hotel, and Mr. Ereilrici has
taken churizu of it.
According to resolution of City Council
the llrcinen of Wilkesbarru are allowed CO
cents an hour for their time during active
s;rvice.
One of Sirs. Hess' good Mpiarc meals, at
thu Exchange Hotel, Henton, must be en
joyed by anybody. If you don't believe it,
try a few.
Hon. Samuel J. Itamlall will please ac
cept our thanks for n copy of the net to
rcduco Internal revenue taxation, recently
passed by congress.
Thu Supreme Court has iilllrmed the
finding of thu Court below in the case of
Abbott, et. al., vs The Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania.
A large stock of sliver-plated knives and
forks, as low as two dollars a set, also
casters, butter dishes, Ac, at lleruhard's
jewelry store.
Fires were started in ten of the furnaces
in tho puddling department of the Moo
toilr Iron it Steel Company at Danville on
Monday morning.
Tho Wayne county Agricultural Society
will hold Its twenty-second annual fair on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Octo
bcr 10, 11, and 12, 1833.
See our 20 cent boxes of writing paper
and envelopes. They aro of good quality
Willi unique designs. Cheapest In town at
tho Columbian store.
J. A. Chapln has removed his harness
shop at 'teuton to the building next door
to J. J. McIIenry's store, He has a fine
btock of light nml heavy harness on hand.
Wash, lllttenbendcr, who was well
known In this county, died at Nantlcoko
on Saturday morning, April 7th. His
death was brought about by lepented ex.
posurc.
Tho Shlckshlnny Hcho entered upon Its
eleventh yenr last week. It will soon put
In a steam cngino to run Its presses. Tho
growth of tho Echo has been rapid, nml lis
success well deserved.
G, W. Uortsch has opened his store and
displays an elegant Unu of cloth for suits,
gents' furnishing goods, fcc. Ho Is nn ex
perlcnceil cutter and guarantees fits. Seo
Ills advertisement.
Tho peoplo of Wllkesbarro aro complain
Ing at tho scarcity of cheap .dwelling
houses. Tho capitalists nru urged to erect
small dwellings In tho suburbs for the ac
commodation of laborers.
I;. Gross has gone to Philadelphia mid
New York this week, where ho will pur.
chase a largo stock of spring and summer
clothing, gent's furnishing goods, hats,
caps, Ac, and will offer them for sale low.
than ever.
, Prof. O. A. lliiuer's lectiiro on Penman,
ship was very largely attended ntthe Third
street bcIioo house on Tuesday evening.
Ho Is now Instructing a largo c'ass. His
specimens of writing exhibit tlio highest
perfection In tho art.
THE
0. 11. Mcllenry of Stillwater, will please
accept our thanks for his hospitality, as
well ns for many vnlimble favors shown us
wniio on a trip In that section this week,
urnngevlllu Is one of our liveliest vll
luges. Hiislness Is brisk there. It has
enterprising business men, mid In tho mat
ter of pretty homes thorn Is no vlllngu In
tlio county of tho size, thu can compnrc
Willi ii.
Lumbermen take Notice! Parties hav.
Ing lumber, nil kinds, mid shingles to sell,
Will do well by cnlllng on Lilly & Sloppy
at Orangeville, Pa. They will pay tho
uignest price in cash or merchandise for
the above.
Klectrio light was Introduced in tho
mines oi me lllg Mountain Colliery at
Shenandoah on Saturday last. When the
lights were llrst lit, tho astonished mules,
who had not seen light larger than a com
mon miner's himn for tin-
frightened and ran In tho farthest parts of
mo mines ircmljllng with fear.
Fine Bpilng Suitings
Fine. Dress Suitings
Flno.Trouserlnirs
Just nrrlvcd, cnll and examine tho Custom.
Uepailment of David Lowenbcrg's Popular
untiling store.
An organization for the manufacture of
lumiiure Is about to bo cITccted In Shamo
kin. The company's capital Is to be from
50,000 to 3100,000. Leading towns are
iieglnnlng to realize that It Is not the part
of wisdom to depend for support upon tlio
coal interests alone. Jit. Carmel. however.
seems to be perfectly satisfied with present
uninmcnts. Mt. Utrmel Xeu.
Shenandoah claims n real ghost. It
haunts tho house of one Mr. DavM Wil
liams. The ghost has been seen In and
around the house on different occasions
and has frliihtened manv venule. It may
serve a good purpose In keeping the young
people oil the streets at night. If this
alone is accomplished the ghost should bo
n welcome visitor.
Any person desiring to make a contract
to peel the bark from 100 ncres of Hemlock
timber land In Sullivan county, should np
ply to the undersigned for terms and any
further Information. J. F. Pink,
t-O-Dw Llghlstreet Pa.
The Montmtr American conies out this
week in a new dress. It Is quite an Im
provement to the paper. The news in it
also seems to be more entertaining. The
editor, however, is In error In referring to
the chapter on Madiuno Montour, on the
first page, as being a subject little known
of. If he will lend Col. Freeze's History
of Columbia county, he may gain almost
the same knowledge.
The West Ilrnneh Susquehanna was
about twelve feet above low water mark
on Monday, and the lumbermen were run-
iilng logs very rapidly. The water was at
the proper height for flouting logs and
many were brought to the mills for the
summer's sawing. This is encouraging
news both for the builders as well ns work
men. The West llraneh planing mills
ought to do a thriving business the coming
year.
Hare Ilargahis in Fine Heady Mndc Cloth
ing, grand arrival of Spring Styles.
We defy competition We guarantee sat
isfaction. Elegant Suits for Little Hoys.
Substantial Suits for School. Stylish suits
for Youths call and be convinced that
the best place to buy your Clothing is nt
the Popular Clothing Store of
David Lowenbcrg.
Mrs. Simon Slilve died at her home on
Friday morning, April 0th, at about three
o'clock. She ha.l li.vn complaining for
some time but !u 1 not been conllued to
bed. On Thursday morning she had a
stroke of paralysis, and remained sense
less until her death. She was a consistent
christian woman, and a member of the
M. K. church. Her age was 07 years and
7 months lacking one day. The funeral
took place on Sunday afternoon.
Hub Hurdette was greeted on Friday
night by one of the largest audiences ever
gathered In the Opera House. His lecture,
"The Hlse and Fall of the Mustache"
abounds In fun, and kept his hearers snill-
ng and apiilaudhi" throughout. His refer
ence to Joseph Cook seemed to be especial
ly appreciated. The success of the lecture
course has been due to theartlvo and intel
ligent management ot the clergymen of this
town, as well as the fortunate selection of
ipeakcrs. Tho association should certainly
give us another course next winter-
A complete assortment of the best Amer
ican watches, both in hunting mid open
cases, warranted from two to live years,
at L. Hernlmrd's jewelry store.
Among the Industries of Henton, the
large wagon factory of Appleinan ii Mc
Henry stands prominent. They are young
men of industry and energy, and about a
year ago erected the largu three story
frame building now occupied by them.
They are making heavy wagons, and have
on hand six that are ready lor the market.
It Is their intention soon to make light
wagons also. Their work is all done by
skilled mechanics, und the best of mate-
lids are used, m that they feel eonlldent
of giving satisfaction to their customers.
Call and examine their wagons.
If you want a nice Spring Hat
The latest color and style call at
David Loweuberg's Popular Clothing
Store.
The death of Dr. O. S. Harder occurred
ii Thursday. Anrll Tith. at about noon.
For somu years he hail been sulTcrlug from
consumption, and only n few weeks ago
toon a tup boutu, in tiio nope oi prolong
ing Ids life, hut he grew worse and was
illged to return, Tho funeral was large,
attended on Sunday afternoon. Hut
'ust G, A. H. and thu Catnwissa Post at.
tided in u body in uniform, ami the
ncrnl ceremony of the Grand Army was
used at tho grave. Dr. Harder enlisted
ith the Iron Guards, and was discharged
ii surgeon's certificate February 3d, 1803.
u practiced medicliiu at Khoraburg for
miv years, and was considered mi ex.
. .
cellent physician, and a good citieu, He
leaves a widow and four children.
Karly cabbage plants, hardened to tho
old, for sale ut J. Garrison's, corner nth
and Centre Sts. 4.(1 2-w
Wiikiik Havb Thev Goxi:. An exchange
asks the following questloui "About this
season, twenty years ago, thu banks of the
Susquehanna lesouuded with thu uoUe of
the lumberman mid raftsman. hero now
are those stalwart sous of thu woods ? Gone
where tho woodbine twlneth, A few stray
rafts comu along during a freshet, hut they
wander around loosely us If lost, mid fro.
qilcutry get stuck on n bar or run against a
rock. Thu old-time liver pilot, with his
wonderful tales of his halr.breaillli escapes
mid dangerous expeilenees, Is no more. If
you watch tho liver the next fuw weeks
you may bcu a few nifts, hut they aro only
u few, and sad reminders that the lumber
Is gone and with It tho hardy backwoods,
men.
COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT,
This play as rendered nt tho Opera Hoiwc
In this place, last Monday evening, was
one of tho most pleasing that we have wit
nessed for some time. It Is a sensational
drama In four ncl, abounding In wit and
humor. Miss Jennie Culef as M'Liv, nml
Mr. ('. W. Charles as i'uba Hill, acted their
parts ndmlratily, nml the support being
good made the piny a success. The audi,
enco was small but appreciative. Should
this company ever visit us ugnlii they dc.
serve mid will no doubt have a full house.
1'oHtal information.
On .Monday, April Dili, un order was
Issued from tho Post Ofllco Department,
which says t "All Idlers upon which one
full ralo ot postage has been prepaid and
nil postal cards shall he forwarded from
thu ollico to which they are addressed to
any other ollico at thu request of tho per
son addressed, or of thu party whose card
may be upon tho envelope or whoso tintnu
may bo signed to tho postal card without
additional charge of postage. Such for.
wnrdlng must be continued until the par.
ty addressed Is reached."
I'c-U-pliotic Connection.
The Telephone Company have completed
n trunk lino between Danvlllo and Milton,
connecting all thu towns on thu West
llraneh between Siinburymid Lock Haven,
and expect In less than n month from this
date to have trunk lines wot king through
toScr.mton, Hazleton, Shamokln, and all
the towns In the anthracite coal region. A
small extra charge Ismadu for each conver
sation of live minutes over such lines.
Henton ought to be included hi the Hlootns
burg district.
Iliirilcttc nil (i I'lreiiinn.
On Saturday morning about two o'clock
the cry of lire was heard, and the cause
was the burning of a smoke house on thu
reiir of the lot of O. W. Sterner on Market
stieel, occupied by J. S. Heltz. The
Winona hosu carriage was Iho llrst nnd
only representative of the lire department
on the ground, but Its services wete not
needed. Among the half dozen men who
pulled the carriage was Hohert J. Hurdette,
thu ITawkcye "tunny man." Hegardless of
his dress suit he waded through the mud,
yelled "Fire" and called for "more rope."
He made, many friends while here, by his
nltahlllty nml his exhaustless storehouse of
funny stories.
Accounts l'lleil.
Accounts have been tiled in the Hegls
ler's ollleu hi the following estates since
February court: -Mary A. Fetterinan,
George Lelby, Thomas Kester, George
Zarr, Klljah Summers, Peter Michael,
D.ivld Sltler, Ephralm Mcllenry, Isaac
Ikeler, P.irvln lives, Absalom Mcllenry,
.Martin Lunger, Jonas Hurtzel, Michael
Ilower, Abraham Force, .Walcott Harvey,
Alexander Colley, Lydla K. HicharJ, John
Stndon, James L. Preston, Georgo Hreece
Delilah Hoone, Henry Kitchen, George
Waters, John Haylor, David Demott, Har
ry W. Long, Hannah Lanion, Daniel
Ki'cig, Hcthnna McMurtle, Samuel Oman,
John Heinhold, Peter Appleinan, lllram H.
Kline, John Earnest, Michael , Lemon,
Abraham Hroadt, -Mary C. Conner, John
Sands, John Achenbach, Louis Foulk.
Ciikai' Haii.i:oi Tickkts io tub Wkst.
If you are going west buy your tickets of
H. D. Darlington, agent, P. & It. Htipcrt
station. He sells cheap tickets to all parts
of the west nnd over the most desirable
routes. Trains leave Htipcrt at 0:15 and
8:00 a. in., and 4:00 p. in. feb 10-3m
Money i-oiiiul 'I'liroiiKlt anrcam.
A cillzen of Sugnrlonf writes us of the
recovery of quite n sum of money in tlio
following peculiar manner.
Friday night March 23, the house of Mr.
Hiiicc SiitlllT of Sugnrlonf township was
burned and it was supposed that there were
$f;85.00 In gold huint with it as there was
that amount in it ut the time, which belong
ed to his brother W. 1). Sutlltr. Thu next
day search was made for the supposed
burnt money but no trace of it could be
found. Then it was supposed it was stolen
and thu house burnt by thu thief as tliero
was no one nt home on the night of the lire.
1 he Sutllll brothers nro not married and
kept bachelor's hall.
On Friday night March 30, W. I). Sutllir
dreamed where his money was and on Sat
unlay morning in company with Mr. Fritz
went to tho spot, und after searching awhile
found It hid in tlio stone wall, as ho had
dreamed.
No clue as to how it got there has bleu
found.
'I'lie nlHtor.v.
Tho Danville Intelliyencir says of tho His.
lory of Columbia county: It is well and
clearly written, nnd evidences much curu
and great labor in Its preparation, and Is
calculated to afford all the information
needed In relation to this Important county.
Some onu hundred nnd fifty pages of tho
work Is devoted to an exhaustive narrative
and review of the Invasion and armed on.
cupatlon of the county. All the facts In
connection with it are drawn from olllcial
souices, mid Col. Freezu In enlarging on
the subject has proved himself n faithful
chronicler of onu of tho most momentous
events that ever happened In old Columbia.
Altogether, wo commend this history to our
readers, sallslled that they will feel grati
tied on its perusal. Thu book is well print-
ed on heavy lino white paper and neatly
bound by Hlwoll ic lllttenbendcr, Publish
ers, Hloninshurg, Pa.
A prominent lesulent of Henton said a
few days ago, "I would not take ten dol.
l.irs for my History, if It could not he re.
placed."
Another onu says: "The great speech of
Judge lllack is alone worth thu price of
tho book."
All kinds o7 vendue notes kept at the
Col.UMHIAN olllce.
A Truuoily At Iiiullle.
A dispatch from Danville, dated April
10th,, gives tho following account of a
bad boy's act i
'A terrible tragedy was enacted this
afternoon iu this borough, and thu actors
In it were two boys named Thomas Trainer
and Perry Gnsklns. Thu onu is but eight
years old, thu other eleven, and their deed
Is tho more remarkable fi urn thu fact that
the causo was of a trivial iiaturo and tho
nssault unprovoked. The hoys were stand.
Ing with several others on Centre street
when Gaskins, whose reputation Is very
bad, told young Trainer to get out of bis
way. Ho fulled to securu what ho directed
to ho done, and pulling out a knife which
he had stolen from his mother and secreted
hi his coat, he plunged It into thu breast of
Trainer, immediately below thu heart.
hen hu did his murderous net Gaskins
utterd an oath and walked away. The
wounded hid was at onco tuken to a uelgh.
boilng drug storo and mi examination
showed that thu Uulfu had comu In con.
tnct with a rib. It was the only thing
saved thu victim of a hoy's meaningless
rngu from instant death, Trainer Is lying
iu a critical condition at his homo and
Gaskins had been arrested. Thu nuws of
thu deed spread llku wild tiro nnd excited
uiowds talked thu occurrence over and
eagerly drank Iu tlio filglitful particulars.
Ivxtrnorillmiry IMHplity of 1're-
ClOIIH HtOIIL'N.
Tho finest display of diamonds, gem Jew.
clry and precious stones generally which
has been made In tills city slneo thu Ccn.
tcniihil Exhibition If Indeed, It was then
equaled In any slnglo exhibit Is now to bo
seen at Halley, Hanks oblllddlo's. The con.
tro piece of the collection Is n set of din.
monil Jewelry, consisting of necklace, ear.
rings nnd lace-pln, contnnlng In nil 210
largo brilliants of tho first quality, forty,
eight of which nro critically matched pair's.
In the pendant of tho necklace, mounted In
exquisite tnsto Is one stono of matchless
fire nnd purity, weighing twelve) carals.
This set Is valued at $45,000, and Its stir,
rounding nro worthy of its value and mag.
tilflccncc. Upon a cushion aro ten pairs of
matched unmounted diamonds, worth i'M),
000, whllo near theso onn tray nro five little
heaps of loose precious stones of various
kinds, sorted according to color. In n be
wlldcrlng variety of beautiful jewelry may
be particularly noted n case of rings of col
ored gems mounted In combination vltli
diamonds.
Tho collcctloh includes, besides din
monds, rubles, sapphires, pearls of several
hues, emeralds, opnls, Alexandria's, jn
chillis, cnts'.cycs, etc., and the value of the
whole Is over half a million dollars. Tho
mountings arc after special designs by
Halley, Hanks ii Hlddlc. '.
Wo havu arranged to grind Lnwis' Pun
WllITK I.K.M) IS CAMflirXt.'s AND TllAYEll's
PtuiK Lisskkd Oil., and aro prepared to of
fer Inducements In price to dealers nnd
consumers. Hknkv S. Hkay,
H-2-3m Hupert Pn.
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GitAPTO.v, Fillmore county, Neb.
April 3d, 1883.
EOS. Col.UMHtAN !
I left home in Colum
bia county, Pa., March 13th, 1883, with
tho intention of paying my many friends
in the Western states n short visit. I nr.
rived nt South Hcnd, Indiana, on Tues
day, the 14th Inst. Stopped oil with my
cousin, Maggie Locke, fdr live days, on
account of not feeling well. Mr. Locke Is
a well-to-do farmer of Indiana. He accom
panled mo through tho city nnd showed
me nil thu places of note ; we were shown
through Studlbakcr Hro's wagon and car
riage making shops I will say just here
it surpasses anything of the kind in the
United States. Tho guide told me they
averaged a wagon, from tho rough, every
six minutes the day through. I would
advise people going West to call and see
for themselves nnd they will be astonished.
We then visited tho Oliver Plough Factory,
tills was a grand sight too. They make
one hundred ploughs per day.
I left South Hend on Monday, March
10th for Grafton, Neb., via. Chicago, Hur
llngton & Quincy It. It. Took breakfast
at Burlington, Iowa, reached Paclllo June
tion and passed over the Missouri river
into Plnltsmoutli, and arrived at Lincoln
Tuesday evening and stayed nil night at
tho St Charles house. Took the train
Wednesday 1:30 p. m., and arrived nt
Grafton 4i30 p. m. 3fr. H. N. Ammerman
and wife met me nt the station) ho lives
five miles north of Grafton, just ncross the
county line of Fillmore in York county.
Grafton is a thriving little village of about
300 inhabitants 00 miles from Lincoln on
the B. & M. H. n. John Ash, who worked
for John Zaner lu Fishlngcreek, was onu
of the tlrst settlers In Fillmore county; he
has seen some hard times since he first
came here, but Is now in tolerable circum
stances j ho lias n wlfu mid three children
to mnko his home happy. This country" is
destined to make, if not already, the "Eden
of the World" ; products are n little back
ward on account of it being very cold here
which is something new for tills tlmo of
yenr but the weather has changed and
farmers arc very busy getting ready for
planting, ninny of them having 75 acres
for corn. lain stopping with II. N. Am
merman who left Fishlngcreek 5 years ago,
February 1877, he is a well-to-do farmer.
Ell Hobbins.
EGGS I EGGS ! !
For hatching. From pure-bied, high
class Plymouth Hock, Dominique, Leg
horn, H. H. It. Gams, Golden and Silver
Senbright Hantums, nt $1.00 for 13 eggs.
3 !04w Oeo. W. Stkhneh.
We have received the first number of
The Illustrated HV, published In Phlladel.
phia by James Elvcrson. It is a weekly
pictorial paper similar in slzo and make-up
to Harper's Wttkly. It is devoted to Art
and Literature, mid its first appearance
should Insure success.
The Republican nlleces that the Columiuan
has been on both sides of the Judicial np.
portionment bill. We cannot iiccuso tho
Republican of being on both sides of the
question. It Is too timid or too slow to ex
press itself on cither side.
In digging for foundation for n building
near the Espy depot, last week, parts of a
barrel were found, inside of which was
dust and a set of false teeth. The staves
of the barrel were entirely rolled nway,
but thu teeth weiu as sound as when first
made.
At a meeting of the Ent Post, G. A. H.,
the following resolutions were unanimous,
ly adopted :
Whkueas, We have lenrned, with deep
regret, of the death of our comrade Dr.
Charles S. Harder, and desire to express
appropriately thu feeling of the members
of tho Post iu relation to tho deceased and
our deep senso of tho 1 oss which we hnve
unstained In common with the community;
therefore,
Remind, Tlint the members of Ent Post
feel with deep sensibility the loss which
they have sustained by thu death of our
comrade, Charles S. Harder.
RefohcJ, That by his faithful and pa.
trlotlo service of his country in thu nrmy
during her great struggle, his devotion and
kindness to his comrades since tho close
of the war nnd his purity nnd Brightness
of life, nnd thu estlmablu qualities which
belonged to him as a man. our deceased
comrade has left behind him a repututlon
which will long live in the hearts of Ids
comrades.
RetahcO, That wo tender to the family
of our departed comrade the assurance of
our profound sympathy In their great he.
reaveinent, and that a committee of three
bu appointed to communicate a copy of
these proceedings to tlio family of the tie.
ceased and that thev bu entered among
the records of tlio Post mid published in
thejpapers of tho county.
Ciiaiu.es S, Foiiswai.d
li. F, SiiAiM'i.tsx,
8. ICnoiiii
Committee.
. Use Caw's Ink. It is tlio best,
at tlio Coi.umiiian olllce.
For sale
Helen Potter has been hero before, and
It Is therefore unnecessary to tell tho pco
plu of Hloomsbiirg of her merits. She will
give onu of her cnteitalnmeiits at the Opera
llouso on thu 14th, She Impersonates John
H. Gough, Fanny Kemble and T. Dewltt
Talmage, Thu programme, is Interspersed
with music. Secure seats now,
Paper Hags, all sizes, at thu Coluuiiian
olllce.
Tho death of .Miss Amanda Wirkhelser
occurred eaily on Monday morning last,
quite unexpectedly, 8l.e was slok but a
short time. Tho burial took phiea on Wed.
iiesday afternoon.
BLOOMSBURG,
MARRIAGES
CYaiik Stii.es. At thu bride's father's.
Mr, J. J, Stiles, April Oth 1883, by Itcv. E.
M. Chllcoal, Mr. William L. Clark of Her-
wick to .Visa Maggie II. Stiles of Asbury,
itotii of Columbia county, Pa,
HoVT llAliVKV. At thu ofllco of Charles
Gibbons J. P. John W. Hoyt of Henton
Columbia counly I'n., to Ida Harvey of
iidrmount, Luzerne county Pa , on .March
18th 1883.
LOCAL NOTICES.
More new dress silks nt Lulz ii Sloan's.
Strictly puro timothy seed, clover seed
nnd largo yellow seed corn a car load of
t for sale at Llglit Btieet liy Silas Young.
iunit)-2m
For embroideries or white goods go to
Lutz ic Sloan's.
Hemember that Lulz iz Sloan's prices on
Calicoes, Ginghams and Muslins are the
very lowest.
Buy your table linen's of Lutz iV; Sloan's.
Strictly puro Clover nnd Timothy seed,
fl cur lnntl nf ll fur imln til T.l.rlit Mlrot.t liv
Silas Young. mnr. 2-2m
Lulz & Sloan have a new stock of new
styles of corsets. See them.
3331 nice white, thrifty shoats nnd pigs
In weight from 20 lbs. 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, CO,
00, 70, 75 lbs. apiece. All young liens,
young roosters, old hens, turkeys, geese,
ducks, lard, dried apples In the county
wanted nt Light Street, by Silas Young.
mnrl).2m
How much better bread tastes If it comes
fioni Philadelphia so some of our citizen's
think. They would inter nt the appearance
of same kind, If baked In our town. J. F.
Caldwell.
VOIICE TO KAIIMEUS.
I would call your attention to tho fob
lowing Implements for sale by tho under
signed! Kemp's patent manure spreader,
Hemlngton & Son's enrbon metnl plows,
Advnncc chilled plows, Gale chilled plows,
sulky plows, Cornell corn shelters, Centen
nial fanning mills, separators and powers,
one nnd two-horse corn planters with for
t!li7cr arrangement, Deere & (Vs. walking
and riding corn cultivators, Buckeye walk,
lug and riding corn cultivators, Iron Ago
and Planet Junior onc-horso cultivators
with plow attachments, Walter A. Wood's
renpers, mowers and self-binders, Warrior
mowers und Bramer reapers, Tiger, Lead
er and .Monitor hay rakus, Triumph and
Monarch fertilizer grain drills, hay tedders
and hay carriars, spring tootli drug har
rows, spring tooth harrows on wheels, drag
and smoothing burrows, chopping mills
that will chop 10 bushels an hour vlth two
horses, Baldwin's hay and stalk cutters,
(hand and power,) C. & O. Cooper oi Co's.
steam-engines und saw mills, brick mould
ing machines. Also Lister Bios' best bone
fertilizers In the market, All goods sold
at the lowest prices, and If not proven sat
isfactory can be returned.
S. C. Siiive,
4-13 Bloomsburg.
THIM0FITN0WI
Althongh mndi li j.ild about tlio tmpor
tnncoof a bloott-purtfylng medicine, it may Ihj
iwsslblo tlmt Jho Bubjcct ha never seriously
claimed your attention. Think of it now!
Almost every person has some form of scrof
ulous poison latent la Ills veins. 'When this
develops In Scrofulous Burps, Ulcers, or
Krnpllnns,nr In the form of llliciiinntlsin,
or OrKiinic Diseases, tlio sutferlni; that en
sues Is terrible. Hcnco tho gratitude of thoso
ho discover, as thousands yearly do, that
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
will thoroughly erndtcato this evil from tho
system.
As well expect life without air as health
without pure blood. Cleanso the blood with
AVtlt'S fcUUSAl'AllILLA.
riiEPAnED nv
Dr. J. C. Aycr&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists ; $l,slx bottles for IS.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
The man who knows nothing of Mrs.
Lydla E. Pinkham and her sovereign rem
edy for women is wanted for a iurvman.
Thu fact clearly proves that he does not
rend the papers. A. II. Register.
"IIUCIlUl'AlllA."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 1,
Druggists.
"In chooslm: allies, look to their now-
er as well as to their will to aid you." In
choosing a remedy for bowel, liver nnd
Kidney diseases, try Milncy-Wort, and
you will never regret It. If you are sub-
ject to ague you must be sure to keep
your liver, bowels and kidneys lu good
free condition. When so, you will bo safe
irom all attacks.
ooncoiii) aii.vi'i! vines.
Fine, vmorous Vines. Two. three and
Four Years' Old, for sale by tho dozen or
tnousand at tlio lowest prises.
These Vines are raised on the famous
Jit. Prospect Vineyards, ut Passaic, N. J.,
where thu well-known Port Grape Wine i3
produced that is so highly esteemed nt
Dresden and Berlin, nnd other European
Cities to whie'i it is shipped, mid that is so
highly esteemed by physicians everywhere.
Address, Ai.vitr.n Speku,
Jan. 20, '83-3IU. Passaic, N. J.
"Dresses, cloaks, coats, stockings and
all garments can he colored successfully
with the Diamond Dyes. Fashionable
colors. Only 10c.
bKIN'KV MUX.
'Wells' Health Heuewer" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence
sexual ijcuiiiiy.
New Bern. X. C Itev. G. W. Olllev
says: "I have taken Brown's Iron Bitters
and consider it one of the best medicines
known."
1)11. MOTI'b KN'tmlilKMKSr OF HI'EEit's POUT
WISE.
Tho celebrated Dr. Mott. of New York.
speaks wonders for Mr. Speei's elforts to
raise inu uporio or fort urape wine in
New Jersey. The doctor has spent years
In Portugal and thu wine districts of
France, and knows what hu is talking
nooiii ncim ii.
02 Madison Avenue, New York.
Mr. Alfred Sneer. Dear Sir: Tho visit
which I inndu last year to your vineyards,
winepresses mid vaults at Passaic, N. J.,
satisfies mo thoroughly that thu wines pro.
dueed by you nru mire and unadulterated.
and the very best that can bu nlTercd to
the public for medicinal uses.
Actillll 111)011 IIIV fnvnnil1i Itmiri.aalnn nt
the time, I have siucu recommended the
roitvunoi more particularly lu my prac
tice, and am sallslled with marked benefit
to my patients.
There can bu no better proof to the
doubting mind, us to thu wlnu being madu
of thu llnest Oporto grape, than n visit to
your ncres of land covered with tho vine
Hearing the luxuriant fruit.
Wishing you success in your praise
worthy enterprise,
I remain lespectfully yours,
Alex II. Mott, M. D ,
Prof, of Surgery, Bellevuu Hospital Med
leal College, ice, &c,
ltock Hill, S. C.-ltcv. J. S. White, suyst
"1 used Brown's Iron Hitters for general
debility. It restored mo to strength and
vigor.
ALMOSl' INSANE AND CUIIKD.
"Most nf tint . mini. Ill ilnplnra In
the
East, us well as several ot thu medical fac
.,!. i.. xr..... , . .. ,, t... . i. .i
uu iii now itiiiiuiiy, wruus nuv. r,
Hhlrlv. nf fTI.tr mtrn fill liti I t(i 1 1 ui
l'
iliuigliter't t'pHejwy, which began to shn
slfftia nf til ml 11 r llttn tnunnllir Hi. II
ur
w
Ihel
good irovMcncu of (Jotl wo tried Svmtitan
V,, .in,l It niie..l I...- " -I... - -t .
"UOOOII ON HATS."
Clears out ruts. mice, roachim. (Ilea
ants,
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gopl
IRn ll.llm.l.itn
iters.
tUUi I'l UIBIC.
Hall's Hair Hunuwer itncws, cleanse
brightens, and Invigorates tho hair, nud r
stores failed or gray hair to lis youthful
color nnd lustre. People with gray hair
prefer to nsu thu itenewcr, inflier than
nrochtlm to thu woild. in n.ir i,i.,i..i
locks, that they mo lecouilng aged, and
JlUOOIII Ul 111 MtUiiy ,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
tlVfll'KPSlA AND T.IVKII COMIT.AtST.
Is It not worth tho smnll nrlcu nf 71 renin
to frco yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints, It you think so cnll
at our storo and get n bottle of Shlloh's
Vitallzcr, every bottlo has n printed guar
nntcc on It. use accordingly nnd If It ilnp.
you no good It will cost you nothing. Sold
by J. 11, Klnports.
may la.eow.
ltcmnrknblo for ovcrcomlnir dlannmt
caused by Impure water, decaying vegeta.
tiun, cic, is uruwn s iron ii uers.
Wu have n siieedv nnd nositive cum for
catarrh, dlplherla, canker mouth nnd
headache In Shlloh's Catarrh Hcmcdy. A
nasal Inleetor freo with enrh linllln lfn
It If you desire health and sweet breath.
rrice ou cents, sold by J. II. K nnorts.
may 12-cow.
on, what a coi'anl
111 Voil heed tho wnnilnir. Tin. Ilirnnl
perhaps of the suro approach of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your
selves If you can nlford for tho s.iko of
saving 50 cts.. to run tho risk and do noth
ing for it. Vt e know from e.xpcrlcnco that
Shlloh's Cure will cure your Couch. It
never falls. This explains why more than
u Million bottles were Bold tlio past year.
It relieves Croup, and Whooping Cough, nt
once. Mothers do not bo without It. For
nine hack. side, or chost. nsn Hhtlnh'
Poms Plaster. Sold by J. H. Kinnorts.
may 12-eow.
Q B. BHOCKWAY,
Attornoy-at-Law,
ALSO
NOTARY PU11LIC.
Olllce In his building opposite Court House,
nu noor, tuoomsuurg, 1'a. apr 13 '03
JUST OPENED
A NEW
MERCHANT TAILORING
AND
Gents' Furnishing Goods'
STORE,
IN
Knurr & Wintersteon's Building
Main Street,
BLOOMSBURG,
next iloor to tho 1'irst Nntiontil
Bank, where I am nicnired to
MAKE TO ORDER
FIRST GLASS SUITS
OF
from SlS.OO and upwards..
Fits Guaranteed.
.W.lertsch.
April I3lyr.
FOX SALE
AT
W.OOMSHURG, PA.
20,000 REJJBIKC
ConsMlnir of hundreds of varieties nf thn piioinnst
Hoses, (leranlunis. Verbenas. Coleus. llelliitrn-
etc., etc.
Vegetable Plants
We arc uiaklni: ll hlieclnltv. i:nilr nilihurn nlantu
(hardened) rot (Irown Tomato I'lants nud .sweet
I'otnto Plants by tho thousand, Late Cabbaifoby
hundreds of thousands.
50,000 Strawberry Plants
of the best varieties also Red and Hlnck
Cap linspberries, Ithtibarb, Asparagus
plants, ifce. Wo have shipped plants to
every State In the Union.
CUT FLOWERS
consMItu; of Itoso lluds, Carnations, Violets, Hel
iotrope, uallas etc., etc., always on hand. Flow
ers for weddings and parties, Hourpiets naskctsot
t..,,i m, luui.u ui-hiKiis ui un ueseripuons nui up
at short notice. Wo pack so us to travel one to
two days and guarantee satisfaction.
SEEDS.
At tlio remiej.1. nr nmnv nr mi. rutn,ira t will
tills season oner n full lino of garden seeds. Ffteen
years experience ut market Burdening enables mo
to oiler tlio best seeds for thtshcctlon. All 1 offer I
am suro will (jive satlifactlou. They are tho best
uricm-M unu suro io grow.
WO llllVO fOUr llinrti L'llMMl llflliw.4 nln pnl.lliPfla
and Hot beds containing nearly OTiO fret of class,
situated on Main street, nbove tho Normal tioliool
(lariro building.)
una uuiiTiiseinymu too small to mention Hi
we havo for sale, call on ih or write to, us for
what you want nnd see If wo cannot supply jou.
J. U DILLON, llloomsburg, I'a.
ORPHANS' COURT oALE
OF VALUAlII.t!
The undersigned administrator of llenjumtn
Llndeiunutli, late of Conyngham township. Colum.
bla county, Pa., .will exposo to public salo on the
picinises in con) ngiiam township, on
ATURDAY May St! 1883.
at ll) o'clock, u. ni., nil that certain mil estate In
said township, bounded and described ns follows.
to-wlt : Iieglnnlng at a stone In Hue ot land belong
ing io t ue city or Philadelphia nnd running thence
nloug Hue of land of Jeremiah Llndenmuth bouth
sev enty-seven degrees, cast thlrty-llvo perches to a
stone, thenco by tho samo nortli ono-imit degrees
castheventy-seven perches to a stone, thence by
land of heirs of John Lliulcnmuth south seventy
seven degrees, west seventy.nvc perches to a stone
nnd thenco by land belonging to tho city of Phil
ndelphla south twenty.tlvo degrees, east eighty
iwrcurs iu inu piaco or beginning. Containing
26 ACHES,
nnd one hundred nnd thirty perches, with thenp-
I'ui i ri turn. i'n.
TEltMSOF HALL'. Tcu pr cent, ot the one
fourth ot the purchase money to bo nald at tha
striking down ot hj property: the oao-lounh less
the tun per cent, at tti i counrmifo i of salcj und
the remaining: throo-fourtln la one year tlure-
uiM.r, wiiii miurest irom eonnr.natlon nisi.
I'urclmerd to pay for djed.
ISAAC I.INDENMUTII,
M'ni ia. Administrator.
r
purgative
piiiis
JUKU NKW RIUH moon,
!V" mini :il llfW'iy ClUngO tUO b 0(1,1 111 llinon
iirosjsieui n three months. Auy person who w l
tako imo pill each night from ono to twclvo weeks,
nay bp rcwred to hound Health, If such a t tnir Is
. . . i l4M Mjotw-wii ujkj i m1 in in ihpir
s V i'T i l'wT."' r l'""l"eu i.NJUII.V
E
XKCUTOll'S KOTICK.
KJTATK Of UREMIA II IIAOENBl'CII. nr.rr.svn
Lettem testamentary In tho estate of Jeremiah
. ! K1'.'!'11' b"uf" iWru tOHIL,hlp. columbii
nave been grui ted by tho
ItegUter ofHa d eouuty lo JUUlia llagenbucn aid
J. X llttgl'llbUCl. All ih-rsnn. hJCinn
.11
GREEK
HOUSES
ugaiu,t mid esiulo aroieuuentMltii ninsent iiiein
lorhotlteinent. uud thiWliidebt ed li lw wino to
J, UAllENHl'CIl, 7 Khutors.
April 11, 'tvi ' Lights! rvrt, I'u.
SHERIFFS SALE.
tly vtrtuo of sundr writs Iscned out ot tha
Court of Common I'lcssof Columbia county, and
to mo directed, will bo ciposod to public sito at
tho Court Home, In ntoomsburs. 01
MONDAY, MAY 7, 2 pm 1883.
alio undivided half of nil tlmt c'crtnln tract of
land sftunto In lino township In tho county of Col
umbia, bounded nnd described ns follows, to Witt
Northwardly by lands of John Kowlcr nnd It. Y.
Whltmoyer, Knstwardly by landi ot Thomas Hen
field nnd others, Houthwnrdly by InmH ot lllram
Shulti nnd others nnd Wcstwnnlly by lands of Hoi
omonDlifc nnd others, containing thrco hundred
nnd seventy ncres, more or lew. whereon nro erect
cd a wiw.mlll nnd a framo dwelling house.
Hclicd tnken Into execution nnd to 1 sold ns tho
property of John l.cggott at tho suit of tho Hint
National Itnnk of llloomsburg.
i-iitio ntry. vend. Kx.
ALSO
All tint piece or parcel ot land Mtunto In lleaver
township Columbia county nnd ptnto of Pennsyl
vania, nnd known ns Cilcn City, bounded nnd de
scribed ns follows, to wit! on the West by Walnut
street, on tho Houth by First street, on the East by
i-nanes street, nnd on tho North by sixth street
according to tho general plan ofsaldolen City.
excepting lots heretofore rold ns follows, to wits
Nos. 1, 8, 7, 8, D, 10, 11 U in lllock No. li Nos. 1, S,
3, I, S, ft 0 In) lllock No. 8; Nos. 1, 10, 11 & 18 111
lllock No. 8; Nos. 1 i'l! In lllock No. 4; Nos. 07
In lllock No. S; Nos. l, 2,7, 10 & II in lllock No. 11.
Nos. 1,83 In lt!ock No. ats Nos. 0, 7, 8, 9 10 In
lllock No. 3; Nos. 7. 8, fl, 10, 11 18 In lllock No,
S3; Nos. 1, 8, 3, l, 6, o, 7, 8, 9 to in lllock No. 41;
Nos. 1, J, 3, t, 6, B, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 13 tn lllock No. Uj
nnd Nos. 1, 8, 3, 4, S, 0, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 18 In lllock No.
41, said lots designated by number nnd lllock ac
cording to tho Town plot ot said Olen City.
hclzcd, taken into execution and to bo sold as tho
property of C. It. llarnes nnd Almlra A. Haines nt
tho suit of Columbia County Mutual Paving rund
nnd Iinn Association.
Llttto nnd Milter nttys,: I!v. l"n.
ALSO
All that certain piece or parcel of land tltuate In
Main township, Columbia county, I'n., bounded
nnd described ns follows, to-w It : Iieglnnlng at a
plno In original llnoot Klljah Weed, thenco by
land of Lewis Kolb, north forty-ono degrees, cast
nvo and threc-tentli perches to a stone j thence by
land of Abraham Knecht, south elghty.nlno do
grees, west sixteen nnd one-halt perches ; thenco
by land of Amos ltlttenhouse, bouth nrty.four de
grees, west two perches; thenco wiuth eighty
eight nnd a quarter degrees, west seventeen
perches; thenco south twenty-two nnd three
quarter degrees, cast thirty perches to tho place
of beginning. Containing one hundred nnd thirty
eight square perches of land on which aro erected
n two story frame bouse, a stable nnd outbuild
ings. ALSO
Tho undivided half Interest in all that certain
tract, piece or parcel of land situate In Heaver
township, Columbia county, I'n., bounded nnd do
scribed ns follows, to-wlt : Iieglnnlng nt n chest
nut, thence by other land of Nathan llrcdbcnner,
Sr., north sixty-eight degrees, cast one hundred
and twenty-four and seven-tenth perches to stones;
tlicnce by land claimed by H. 1'. Case, north twenty-two
nnd n halt degrees, west seventy-two nnd a
halt perches to stones; thence down Scotch Hun
seventy-seven degrees, west ono hundred nnd
twenty-four nnd nve-tcnth perches to a wnter
birch; thence by land survej ed for Jcepli Ilauck
Bouth twenty-two degrees, cast eighty-eight nnd
one-half perches to place of beginning. Containing
sixty-two acres and ono hundred and twenty
perches strict measure.
Fetml, taken into execution nttbcsultof Col
umbia county Mutual Saving Fund nnd Ian As
sociation vs Win. H. liauek, and to 1 sold as the
property ot Wm. II. Hauck.
Miller, Att'y. Fl. I'a
JOHN MOUItKV,
Short IT.
FARMSIHOIVIES
The best In the world, nr.i easily obtained In Da
kola, Minnesota nndNorth'rn Iowa, (let ready
to movo in the .soring. First corns, best served
County maps, description of lands, ra'ea of pass
iRoncd irclghx. lurnlshed fren by .ioiin It
POTT, Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
It'y. llllamsport. p... No trouoio to answer
questions. r Apr1B-4w
Popular Tri 01 Electricity
151 JCTIUC LIGHTING.
The Are an1 Incandescent Systems carefully nnd
Impartially considered from u commercial stnnd
POfnt; , ,1'rlef li'Morv of lighting by electricity,
w lth full information concerning the different sys
terns and practical advice about the best ouo to
fcecure. Secondary batteries and the Morugo sys
tem revlenvd, The dangers of ecetrio wires fully
explained. An Interesting work for popular read
ing. Pltlt'K, ! CKNTH.
nrsENT IIY MAIL,
OFl'HICK. Address
OSTPA1D, ON ltF.CKIIT
Airicao EIeoIfIc Hp JlluBiioatii Co
, O. Iliix.'iOt.
2S Srliaol Nlrrri, llitun.
Apr 13 4w
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COUR'' PROCLAMATION-
WHEREAS, tho Hon. Vn,i,iAM Ei.wei.l
President Judge of tho Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery, Court of Quar
ter sessions of tho Peaco nnd the Court of common
Plens nnd Orphans' Court In the 20tli Judicial Dis
trict, composed ot tho counties of Columbia nnd
Montour, nnd the Hons. James Lake nnd 1'. L.
Shumnn, Ass-iclato Judges ot Columbia county,
havo Issued their prccept.bearlng dato the 9th day
of Feb. In tho year of our Lord ouo thousand eight
hundred and eighty-two, nnd to me directed for
holdinga Court of Oyer and Terminer nnd General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Court ot Corcmcn
Pleas aud Orphans' Court, In Uloomsburg, In the
county of Coluinbla,on tho first Monday, being the
un aay or mi next, to continue for two
weeks.
Notlco is hereby given to the Coroncr.to the Jus
tlces of the Peace, and tho Constables of the said
County ot Columbla,tliat they be then nnd there In
their proper person nt lo o'clock tn tho forenoon ot
said T:u day ot May with their records lnqut
anions and other remeinbi ances.to do thoso things
wnicn io tneir omct-3 nppertnln to be done. And
thoso that aro bound by recognkanco to proseeute
against tno prisoners that nro or mny bo In thelall
ot tho said county of columbln.to bo then and there
to prosecuto them as shall be mt. Jurors aro re
quested to bo punctual In their attendance.
ngroenbly to their notices. Dated at llloomsburg
f, ' ."t the 3rd dav of In Apr. tho year of our
US. VLord ono thousand eight hundred and
1" T-'l elL'htV.twnatlll In tho imn lmn.lrr..l ni.rt
s-ventti year of tho Independence ot thu United
niiiivs ui Aliieriud,
Hiierin-somce. julIN Mounter,
UtoonHburg, Apr-8tn Shrrll.
G RANI) JURORS
f FOIt MAY TEltM.
IllOOm W. W. Darrett. V. 1'- llrlnter .inn.mlnl.
lir?, rieu PViiiwu, luse!Il 'lown-cmt.
iK-ui er rHiHimon iimioenner.
Henton John s. Kllue.
llerwlik (ieo. Vannatta.
Ilrlarereek Charles Heed.
Catnwissa 1. llriimheller.
Ccntralla-John Former.
Conynghain ltngcr Dixon.
Ftshlngcreek-Lewls Hctshllne.
OiwnwoiHl-Wiii. Davis w. II. Iluyaian.
Hemlock Jumes (imilver.
Maine W. 11. Fisher, W. c. Hlehart.
Mlniln-1). o. iinmi. ' '""""i.
wMt.fl'leasant-sainueJ Notion, John Vance, Amos
scott It. o. Waples.
sugurloaf Albert Cole.
rpRAVERSE JURORS
J FOIt .MAY TEHM.
MUST WEEK.
llloom-l'atrlek Dillon,
Wcldle. '
PhlllpYnangst, Joseph
1 teuton John J,
Troy.
Karns, F, N, Hmtth, Charles
Ilerwlck II. a Freas
Knorr. Wm htuekhousi!.
W. I), llolley, Win. J,
llrlnrcrcek K. I). Adams, Stephen Dlettcrick.
uuu wtssa-Adam Fethernlf, llco. (lllbcrt, Wm,
Centre Aaron Kelchner.
Cunyngliam John Monroe.
Fishlngcreek Ellas Ash.
rraiiKiia juises uuwer.
lircenw(ioj-l'. p. Mcllenry.
ii,-iiiiLMv .tin, nit-nun,
Yocum.
Will. Llllej, Daniel
J.iekwm Hdwnrd Soties.
locust Jacob llnrner, Daniel Murrls.
Madison -Jonathan Arttiuiu
MtminIacob N. Plfer.
l'lue John K llouseliu.vhl, John .lohiiwiu, Ira
',0,,",1'",.JO,1U'V w,ni lv""' A- Wonnan.
Hugarloaf C, 1. Moon),
8ECONI1 WEEK,
luotsuipnn nroiist, Florence Dfmahue, Charles
....--., wu.u. v.. uuinn 4 11.11 us, .neiiagll.
I. K iMtlcrwi" l:"JS l:vu"s Uu 11 lC
A. W
Li-ituv rum .uuiut.
tviitrulln Audrevr U'liilian.
F'SilnArU U"1'' Vim UoW
(Hveiiwood Wiil It. cox.
Jackson-ti, w. Mellenry, Julin W. Vunatta.
IK'ust-llemy Itelnbold, Win. WuiterT
MudlMin-Jolm liilhltne, ll, u, sunlee.
Mimtour-loliu s. Mensch.
l'lne Hculainlu Lore,
Ki'ott-l' IL itirMdl.
Hugarloaf E. J. All. ,ia.n 11.-..1,...,, ,, ..
I Hle.iilmiiii -" 1, 11.
ORANGEVILLE ACADEMY,
Ornngcvlllc, I'n.
Spring term begins April Oth.
Students prepared for TKACHINO.BUS
INIS, on HIGH STANDING In College.
A S:lontlfie Courco of great value, rarely to
he acnillrcd. excent bv a lone and oxticn.
slvo term In College,
Superior primary department.
Bncclal Instruction for tho backwnrd. by
which tho billliant nro cnnblcd to ndvanco
more rapidly.
Competent nnd skillful teachers. Ex-
peases very smnll. Circulars sent.
1'ii.ivnfa tn.viif A t
X 111.V1V, Ik. ill.,
innrOlm Principal.
Iff. S. TIItfGrlaTEY,
I? ..J
i Willi
Is now fully prepared to furnish
SUITS MADE TO ORDER,
l'UOM thi:
BEST MATERIAL,
IN THE MARKET AT
REASONABLE RATES.
ALSO TO FURNISH
Keatly.-Made SUITS
MADE TO MEAsriiK, AND
As Grood 6c Cheap
AS CAN 15E HAD AT ANY
Ready-Made Establishment.
Orders taken for shirts, imule
from measurement.
1'ornll CHOPS
$25 PER TON
It is a Superior-Phosphate
and not Acidulated S. C. Cook
IT CONTAINS NO DIRT AND SAND.
ITS ANALYSIS IS GUARANTEED.
IT CONTAINS THE ELEMENT OF PLANT
FOOD.
IT 0IVE$ GOOD RESULTS.
PI ICE PER TON OF 2000 LBS.
On cars or boat in I'liilntlclphiii.
Gmmteid Anasls Printed :a Each Bag.
SEND POtt I'lUCl'LAlt. AllDItr.HS
BAUGK SONS,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
20 Sjuth Dolawaro Ave. Philada.
March 30, 4W. t&s
JULE ON HEIRS.
ESTATK OK JOSKrll llhl.WIO, DECEASE!!.
COI.UMHIA COUNTY, ss:
Tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to David
Helwig. Locust township; I"etir llelwlg, catnwis
sa ; Ella Hrobst, Catnwissa : Mary Fenster
maeker, Ciituwlisa : William llelwlg, Catawlssa;
1'eier llelwlg, guardian ail litem of Ida Knecht,
Charity Knecht and Charles Knecht, minor chil
dren or Ilclcr Kncclit, deceased, catawlssa; Ed
wlnllelnlg. Hock Town, Schu lklll county, Pa. ;
Sophia llelwlg, catnwissa ; Nathan Helwig, Cat
nwissa: Hebecca llelwlg, Catnwissa; Eliza llel
wlg, catawlssa; Hester Ilarndt, Catawlssa;
Emanuel llelwlg. Win. El wood llelwlg and Ida
llelwlg, Catawlssa; David Oelst, Wllkcsbarre;
Jrwpli Martz, Catawlssa; Eliza Thomas, New
Philadelphia, McDonnah count)-, Illinois; Siavllla
Heltz, Catawlssa; Mary tlllllnger, Catawlssa;
Millie Clewelt, Catawlssa; Catharine) Hartman,
CatuwKsa; John Martz, Jacob Maitz, David Martz
and William Martz all at Catawlssa; Joseph Martz,
Allentonn, Lehigh county, P.u : David Winner,
llloomsburg: Daniel A. Hess, Mlllllnvllle; Harvey
C. Iless MinilnMlle; Mnry Pohe, Lima llldgo;
Amelia Eck, Newark, New Jersey; Charles Polio,
Joseph Pohe, Altco Pohe, Frances Pohe and lleorge
It.,..: nllnf Minnlfl.lm. I....1..I 11..- irl.iinll.in
nil iffin of John A. firown, llarvey U. llrown nnd
Mtnnto Hrown. minor children of llnnnah llrown.
deceased, ull nt MUllinMlle; nnd Edward Kosten-
bauder, nt Catawlssa, Pa., lineal descendants of
Joseph Helwig, deceased, nnd to nil other persons
Interested, (ireetlng: You nnd eachofjou arc
ueienv c iieu io uo aim an near ueiore mo auuges or
our Orphans' Court at un Orphan's Court to bo
held at llloomsburg on tho nrst .Monday of Mny
next, then and there to accept or refuse to take
the real estate of said Joseph llelwlg, deceased, at
the appraised valuation put upon It by the In
quest, duly awarded by tlio said Court, nnd re
turned by the Sheriff, or show causo why It shall
not bo sold. And hereof fall not.
Zaiik, Att'y. JOHN MOUHEY,
Apr 6 .sheriff.
MARKET REP0RTS.
liLooMsnuita market.
Wheat per bushel
Rye "
Corn, "
oats " "
l.f6
.so
CO
.49
(.41)
(.SO
.31
IB
IU
.50
.C
14
It
in
.li
.14
16 W
3.01
Flour nor barrel
Clovrtrsecfl
nutter
Eggs
Tallow
Potatoes
Dried Apples
Hams
Sides Shoulders
'nickens
Turkeys
i.nru per pouna
Hay per ton
ueeswaz
buckwheat tlower per 100.,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS."
Apill 10.
Flour dull. Wheat nnd corn higher.
Oats quiet.
FlJCK Inactive and niices In buvers fvnr
sales, i.no lurrels, lneluulng Minnesota extras nt
t5.ssaO.sM ; I'ennsylvnnla family f i.htkuS.' 11 ; west
ern dofs.4aHU0; patents jO.S3 tT.tiU.
uve i ixicii (jutet at iBliv
Wheat Market was nulet, nnd llrmer; cur Iota
l1.1lal.Hiii ; ft.isx bldlor Apiil; fl.tr. tor May:
fl. is for June; fl.is.vj for July.
tuns AinrKei wus n oeiier; car ioihhuikc:
Kit c bid for April ; mxc for .May ; 01 ',0 for June ;
03s,o for July.
imts jinrKeiwusquiei; car lots 51 vasso ; SSVIC
bid for April; W ',c for May ; 5) for June;
tin July.
ai 1110 0ien uoanl, second call, 1 p. in. :
Wheat 'I hero was 1,1,1 ji.nl fur Anrll . ti.iti fur
-May; f 1,111 for Juno : fl.15', for July.
cons There was bid WV,o fur April ; Die for May
OlVjCfor Juno; a ,0 for July.
imis- 1 nero was bid Mo tor April ; Mc May; MVc
for Juno; 5H,c tor July.
FREE
Q O t'fl KFCL A ItTKXKB,,
Beautiful Florai Chrouo Caa&s,
Nlze bit. and an Ulmtrmf4
ItouL. to all wha mA
Bc- tamp fur poUy u4
E. Q. RIDEOUT Jl CO., RtW TORI,
ca Jan I, 'ss-ly
ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
THE VOLTAIC IIKLTCO , Marshall, Mich, nld
send till. nYK'S CKI.KHItATKI) Kl.E Tlio'vot
TAIC IIKI.TH and KLEOTItIO APPLIANCES oa
trial Mr s dsjs to men (voi-Tjor old) who are f.
fllcted with Nervoui Debility, Lost Vitality, and
kindred irouDIe", guaranteeing epeedyand com
P'etc restorat'on of health and manly vlg..r. Ad
dioss ns fcbovo.-N. ll. No rlek tncurred, m so
days' trial Isnlloned'
Feb. tli-lyr. r
10 ADVBItTISBHS.-Ltwoit Katos for adver
tlslng lisii gind newfipaper sent froo. Ad.
;ss (IEO. P. It iWULL t: 0 ., 10 Spruce bt., N. Y.
Mnr'-tw r
PROOr (JrLiiJiL'ifi lyjfn'UU,
Hrauiil ImH.mIi .llmr.l.uiHHl loru,,out.id w.ili
olt;ui!i!ii)f'i.an.lii....(,loiUcol.l.iur. Cul.u
tci'Snra'iw. H. FAY & co.lrir-
mar vs-i w d
"THE DEST IB CHEAPEST."
(SiilUjltoI,j;lloii.:l IVrJl.ror 1'KKKllluvP.mrlilrt
mir S3 M11
$72;VBKU; da)r "thomo easily inado
f'l'ojtly tmtntfree. Address thi'k&l'o
Augiiitu, Maine. march 81. ly
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
BSTATK OV A. U. VAKI.IKW I.ITK Of IIIMLOCIC TOWK.
HUH', COLl'MIA OOl'NTV, I'A., KKC1ASIU.
t'tieMOf udintnlstrutloti In lhsestatoofA.il.
amww, lat of llimioek towusblp, Columbia
oouiuy, l'u diceused.havo ticen gmuted bv tha
IteuUler of salt 0 mnty to A. c.Vanllew and Jacob
Irrwl llgvr, udm'iH. Ml ierit.u having clnluis
agalLUi mid ilixcJotl nro reiiucstcd tourescut
them for s ttlemeiit. 'nud thosu Indebted to tho
estate to nmv uamuadc to tho undarlgucd ud
mtrlstratOHwlthuui delay.
A. C. VANLIKW,
JACOIITKHWILUllElt,
apr 3 0W dnUnistraton.
1.
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