SUPPLEMENT TO COLUMBIAN. Ci. 15, J. K. imVcni.cmUr, rutollHlicrH. jyjEIIdANTILE APPRAISEMENT. Ant of Dealers in Columbia Count), I'a. I hereby certify the follow lug list ot dealers tnk. en, returned and t'lnviincd by me In accordance with Mm several Acts of Assembly, m andfortho 1 ear lssi, Is correct to the best ot my knowledge. IIHAVKirTOWNKIIIP. NAUKS. BI-8INKSS. 0 1' PrcLsbach flen. Ntoro CLASS. It 5 14 U 14 5 14 mines .ppicmau iioiel 1)1, Slimier storo 1' II Mitiman O A Mmman .1 1" smith U'l. Michael it Hotel Store UHNTON. l'nt. Jlcdlclnes llolel den. store (' II Mejora Illramilcss II i: Herclt .1 .1 Mellenry 3 5 A : 11 .Mellenry More Mellenry ,v, Krickbaum turn'tr. btorc I 15 Edson stoic HKltyiCK. a billiard tables furniture store (ieorgo smith PI. lilstlehurst 8 l'l 14 a a 5 14 14 14 14 14 14 II 5 14 14 14 3 11 13 11 13 14 1H 11 it II Mine it T K Herder It llergcr U W llruh.ikcr T II Ilradford .M A Iiucb O 11 fowler J 11 Creasy .) II Dleterleh drugstore Pat. Ineillelues iMittler restaurant hardware stow Sl 10' i stoie clothing store stoves: tinwuro grocery stationery It liswujye.t Co., (en. storo bottler confectionery Jeweller drug store pat. meillclno ten. storu gen. store store .i r ieuer II M llockinnn J K Vanatta lleag.ui McCrea Preas Hi others K K Adams lion mini it Crispin 11 IV A K Clark notions l'reas Druthers lumlier dealers HP DrcMiach organs . machines Samuel K Heller i pooltnble3 8 Jackson Woudln liif'tr Co. iron, store 4 " " " pat. medicines 3 (I A Buckingham stou'si tlnwaro 14 WllYottcr organs & machines 14 caper 1'r.int butcher n 1' It.lackviu Co., " n .Moses A .Merkle cigars A: tobacco 14 1IUIA11U1IP.KK. C K Price sloro 14 Ash ,t brothers distillery 0 William (llrton grocery 14 llljOOMHIIUItH. i restaurant - .1 1. (llrton I V McKelvy gen. storo I V llartman Son " 10 .1 V I'Idy .t Cocarpetsboots,hhoes &c 14 singer mf'g. Co, sewing machines, Ac 14 W .1 Corrcll ft Co., furniture t t. L. ... ' . ...... i:i gou. storo 14 14 II It 14 It II 14 14 14 14 o 8 12 9 14 5 13 14 14 Win Itabb I, I'. Whary , J W Saltcr J S ltelti grocery stoves organs ft machines imicucr grocery llartman ft lira s Mover stoves ft tlnwaro (1 W HertK'h merchant tailor E A Haw lings butcher Klwel ft- liittenbender stationery F I) Dcntlcr bools ft-Mioes V C McKlnticyj- ti billiard tables James Itellly a " " (icorge A Clark books ft' stationery V It 'I ubbs hotel JaiieScotl confectionery Iistohner lestaurant Prank 1' lllllmejer grocery A II Neyhart flour ft feed c u (lalllgnuii stoves Ac Kunn ft nice butcners 14 11 J Clark ft .son dry goodsnollons c 11 SA Wilson confectionery U'wls Ilernhnrd Jeweller c i: savage . " David I-owcnberg clothing K K cadmau f iirnlturu Holme's ft Sehujlcr hardwuie kiton llunyan ft Co., " Klnport ft Hro grocery J 1) W ilson leather. AC, Joseph Decker confectionery t! t! ilarr storo KvausftKyert clothing W J Klndlg boots ft shoes H A creasj gen. store l)n lil strntm irrocery store 14 14 14 Andrew Sollcder boot ft snoo Undines 14 II II Vanatta, agent, wall paper, Ac 14 I i; Miller storo 14 J II skeer K II Ilrower J Klnport 14 14 14 13 It 11 4 14 14 S 14 14 11 A 14 P.' 5 14 stoves ft tlnwnic drugs pat. medicines Hour ft feed grocery pat. medicines W 0 ltlelmrt II Kldm II Klelm urutfs (l .M ft J K I-ockard coal dealers William (ibjer hotel - , c w Nealft liro coal dealers 1 llannan ft llassert dealers In coal ti A Jacoby grocery " liquor store " coal dealer Farmers' produce Ex.. gen. storo Jane IS llruwn hotel Farmers' produce Ex., coal dealer II I'Delbler, vender of pat. medicines Peter dross bonier Simon o shlves, ngr'l. lniplemeiits llloomfcburg Iron Co gen. store c 11 ltobtilns llininrstnro Wolf ft lllttenhotisu ugr'l lmplem'nts I'M (Ulmoro restaurant W II (Ulmoro " " bottler " billiard ft pool table (I M J K Ijickanl gen. store l.uu ft Sloan dry goods ft notions N J Ileiidershott drugs 3 & 14 10 13 11 i r 5 8 11 13 14 3 II 14 11 14 3 14 14 III 111 5 14 pat. inciiiciue. clothing confectionery U'wls fiross .1 E Caldwell .1 .1 llrow er I' A Klelm it carina store drug store pat. medicines orguns ft machines trunks, Ac wholcsalc'iKitlons W II Vctttr c s Fiinnan Jacob Keller Alexandcrft Hro wh'lsalo tobacco Ac .Mojer llros wholeside druggists " drug store " pat. medicines CE.NTltAI.IA. D V Curry ' hotel Joseph stauileinnelrer confectionery 5 ll 14 4 II 5 11 IS 5 5 5 13 II 13 fi 14 4 13 5 H S 8 14 14 14 14 4 J r ilellinglon drug storo pat. medicines grocery store restaurant Jeweller gen. stole M W llrennan James Kami Adam Mensttt OlDllllard Man' Clmmnan restaurant 'riiOp)iols Kvimn iiaiut's tiiauv dwell 1' Kane lliiunrstoro A II Former stoves ft tlnwaro John Nurtney llijuorstore Michael J llynn restaurant mill Hrothers gen. storo " pat. medicines Johanna O'Coiiner liquor store Ella (loldsworthy hotel " pool lublo W'm l'elrfer hotel " bllllard$ David 0 lllaek grocery David K Keller .Moves A. tlnwaro Andrew Li'iitiliuu grccery (I V uU . , drug store " pat. medicines gen. store butcher liquor stow restaurant furniture gen. store CONY.VOIIAM. restnuranl store hotel gen. storo hotel UKNTHK. store ii hotel ftrocery grain dealer auctioneer storo OATAW'ISSA. 1S II 13 5 14 4 IS 50 7 00 S3 (10 SO U) 7 Ul PI) U) Thomas Collins itobert l'arrell ltlehnrd Irvln A Hlley ft Co Mary Monroe William Herbert Daniel E Kehrcs 5 14 5 IS si) on A II Church John I, Kltno $ 700 50 (X) - Ill 7 00 7 HO SO 00 7 00 10 00 SO (10 7 00 10 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 40 00 10 00 7 00 10 00 SO 0) 90,01) 7 00 7 00 7 (HI 7 110 7 00 7 (0 7 00 S3 00 7 (10 7 00 7 111) 10 00 15 00 10 00 15 00 10 00 7 00 10 ("I 7 00 40 00 80 00 10 00 7 (10 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 Low llros ft Co 7 00 7 00 50 U) 7 00 10 00 5 00 7 00 7 00 Jacob sponslcr .i .iinnn Thomas Ilrobst Z T Fowler navid Dayman H O Mnrtz A M Heldlcman M A Swank store II .1 14 14 14 a 14 5 5 8 14 11 14 8 14 11 700 so no 7 00 7' 110 7 00 SO CO 7 OO 50 00 20 no 40 00 7 on 7 00 7 00 30 00 7 no 15 00 10 P0 10 00 7 (O 7 00 en 00 10 00 7 Ml 7 no IS 50 5 00 7 00 10 0,, 31 W 7 no 5 no 50 no 7 00 7 00 7 no 7 00 50 no 7 00 7 on William Ilerkhe mer restntirnnt 11 P Fortner ft Hon store Charles nays clothing ft booki I" sccsholtz gen. store , David Hollngshead restaurant William (funther butcher Hester Klstler iintoi A Truckenmlller restaurant 8 Millard tabled OWltman rlnthinirnhn.vi s 11 Hhawn stoves ft tlnwaro UL'nwn cigars ft tobacco 1) II Frederick pool table, t.. ." ... cigars ft tobacco Stephen llaldy storo John K Delmer gen. btoro (leorgo .Manhnrt lirmu i- uium. 13 13 Truckenmlller fi Keller books ft inmlc 14 i; iKiiaiiisiT lurniiuro Hioro J K Shnrpless ft Son gen. storo 14 9 1.1 14 14 IS 4 14 13 8 14 4 5 14 14 14 14 5 14 14 iiuiui-i luruiium store 11 I.rwln confer! Innnrv William John htnvim .t- iinv,m J .M smith drugs ft hardware c , Pat- medicines s D Itlnard gen. storo '""I's'iylPr ft Co gen. store Albert . et ter l billiard tablo Osiiiun ft Wllllts drug store r. , . .. pat, medicines oordon ft Haycock bottlers A II cleaver stoves ft tlnwaro (leary ft (ilffen coal M A Illbby coal J 11 Knlttle O I. Kostenbaudcr hotel Catnwlssa Paper Co coal ji n.nivnuury merciianaiso VIS1II.VGCHEKK. 7 00 15 (10 7 00 .I M Ammennnn binrn WS Hosier Alfred f hapln furniture store Hurt and Ravage storo u . Howell -M Mellenry ft Pro SO 00 50 OU so no 7 00 7 00 10 00 7 00 7 00 7 (JO j r Aicncnry 11 F Edgar auctioneer l'HANKUN gen. store Levi CJeorgn Pensylft Kllnle 14 14 GHEENWOOD. 7 00 A J Derr gen. store 7 00 14 1 13 14 4 3 11 IS 14 14 14 14 ' l -Murphy lenry K Kahler 7 00 5 10 10 00 i,n!'!,Pt'n' auctioneer I,,1' "lack' gen. storo 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 40 00 40 00 IS 50 50 00 7 Ul SO 00 10 00 7 00 7 Ul 7 00 15 00 7 110 Samuel Naglcr pat. .Medlclnea i W l'erklns " J;!!!,'1, KvN 4 "ro Ken. storo William Masters " V P Eves ftlrnltiir 10 00 15 00 IS 50 7 01 CWEves " TVn1:S",KvC3 Ken. storo lEWellluT store Samuel Hazledlno hotel 7 00 7 00 50.0) 50 00 7 m 7 eo HEMLOCK. C II Deiterlch hotel HNftJEWhito storo Al!anllcw 5 14 4 JACKSON, store LOCUST. storo restaurant hotel store hotel store hotel auctioneer i butcher hotel restaurant store MADISON, storo store hotel MAIN, store hotel 7 00 7 (10 10 00 7 00 15 no II II Ilurleman Yocum Pros Auron Voder T l' cherlngton 14 5 5 14 ai 00 60 00 7 00 60 00 7 no 111 00 10 00 7 Ul 7 00 7 00 7 00 i'.kiu nunc M Seaborn I) II Daniels iunlel Knorr CHllower 1 1 14 6 5 14 13 13 5 14 5 14 14 5 14 14 5 14 14 14 14 8 14 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 01 7 00 7 O) 7 00 7 Ul 10 (ID 7 00 iioucrt VVatklns M I.ltaup Wellington Teager ltui o nil yiuim? Jacob Yeager William (ilnglm C Knuner A K Smith 7 CI) 5 f 0 7 00 7 (0 60 00 J K Hlshop II It Yotter J D llodlnc store ti J Campbell, agent. 7 00 7 01) 7 a 85 no 7 00 1'.' 51) 50 Ul 7 00 Charles ltlchart store MIFFLIN. A W Snvdcr gen. store hotel coal dealer gen, storo stoves ft tinware furniture pool tablo A W 1 1 ess N 11 Creasy a u Millard It J Hernliiger Henry drover 10 00 50 (10 7 01) a) O) !!5 00 7 no 1 Hess Strauss coai ueaier J C W'lutersteen nnirinnM.r 1 2i!,lll'"er f store agri lmpl'mto 14 ......j.l'viiiiiiavr a nilncr BWTV ML PLEASANT. SO 00 SI Ml 50 00 J P Sands storo MONTOUIL store 41) HI 15 (I) 10 Ul O II Hosier 11 T I-eacoek Paxtou ft llannan 14 5 14 7 00 10 00 7 00 7 U) 7 no 7 00 10 00 hotel merchandise OltANOK. Ocorgo Heckman hotel (J Mcars butcher 1) K Slnan ft Son gen. storo Fleckenstlne ft liemott store (l N Smith bloves ft tinware ' 5 14 13 14 14 13 5 13 14 14 7 () 7 00 SO HI '.II Ul 50 10 T 00 so no A 11 Stuart store S llagenbucli Lilly ft Sleppy II II Iw T 11 Conner hotel storo lumber dealer furniture stote PINK, store distiller store 50 no 7 Ul It W Lynns J It Fowler O It Parker 14 V 14 7 (10 5 Ul 7 Ul ItDAltlNGCKKKK storo HUGAHLOAK. storo SO 00 7 00 IS 50 SO 00 SO 00 c W Cherlngton Norman t'ule Keklel 14 14 14 5 4 so no 85 00 7 U) Andrew Iiubach " J W Perry hotel Alpheus Kline pat. medicine SCOTT, .1 c Morehead coal Moorehcad ft Kline store Jacob Miller hotel N ltlchart stoie W EDcllrlck store II (l Crevellng butcher ForsUhft llockafcllow gen. store HA worman storu John (Iroh " l M llaker pool table J 1) W'orkhclscr store (l W cievcllug " S5 (10 SO U) 7 00 5 Ul 85 00 50 U) 30 (10 50 Ul 10 00 7 10 7 U) 7 (10 7 U) 5 no 14 13 5 14 14 14 13 14 14 8 14 13 BLOOMSBURG, PA., FRIDAY Itobert Purse! auctioneer I llnrvpv R lln-.wlr utnen .1 00 7 ( in on Ml m Silas Young " in 'reeman Fredrlcla hotel r, ..a ..u.,1.11 OIUIU 14 Jacob Terwllllger furniture stoie 14 7 n n inn- sioru 1 1 I. f'rnivfnril rvm.n.. John McKnmy inerchntidlse 1 1 BO m Appeals win 1 heanl at the Commissioners' "w where you can attend If you think proper. A. w. lii- APPMls will lie heard ot the Commissioners' A. w. HESS. Mercantile Appraiser. SHERIFF'S SALE. PV VlrtUO Of a writ, of inert Vnelna. Utnn.1 mil nf the court of common Pleas of Columbia county, nnn 10 mo directed, win bo exposed to public sale at the Court House in the town of llloomsburg, nt s o'clock p. m.. on SATURDAY. JUNE 16. 'S3 All that certain tract of land sltuato In Mount Pleasant township, Columbia county, Pa., bound ed and described as follows, to-wlt : lleglnnlng nt a post In the line of land of llannan Cramer and running thence by said lands stmiii fni-iv.ntx.ii... grces west lllty-ono perches to a post In lino ot innus ot .incoo Johnson, thenco by said lands south twenty-elght degrees east thirty-eight nnd one half perches to a pine, thenco by the same south twenty degrees cast one hundred and seventeen ptiviin iu u wiute o.ik, uienco by tho same south thirty-seven degrees east fort v.nno nerrlie in u black oak stump, corner ot lands of William Ap- pieman, inencc oy said lands noith forty-seven and one-halt degrees east one hundred and twentv. seven and onchalf perches to a nost. tiKnri in lands of Samuel McFarrm north forty degrees west ininy-iwo nnd sovcu tcnth perches to a pine. thenco by the same north fort one hundred and slxty-ono perches to the place of beginning, containing ono hundred and four acres nnd elghty-flve perches of land nnd allowance. ALSO, All that certain tract of land sitimtn in until township ot Mount Pleasant, bounded and de scribed as follows, to-wlt, : lleglnnlng at a vvhlto oak, thenco by lauds of John Johnson, north thirty 7 CO 7 00 7 Ul 7 (0 7 no 7 m 7 CO 5 JX) Bcieiiaiiuone-naii uegrees west thlrty-thrco and seven-tenth perches to a post, thence by the same north five dcirrees east twentv nerrimj tnnui.im oak, thenco by the saino north forty-eight degrees oust two ami nve-tcntii perches to a post, thenco by tho llrst described tract south nineteen degrees cast llfty-ono and four-tenth perches to theplaco ot beginning, containing one acre and ono hundred nnd twenty-six perches ot land strict measure, bo tho same more or less. SeUed, taken Into execution and to be sold as tho properly or John Osmuti. JOHN -MOl'ltEY, Sherirf. May 18, ts. 7 m s 00 pnorosALs will bo received until tho tlrst Mon.livIn.Iuno next for the building ota school house in North Union townshln. Scliuvlki i.mniK- ii.,. t,..in;. 7 00 . nJ,unnrwi"iS.i p' Ko"''.y,lk'111 county, tho speclllca llulldlng to bo of brick, tinj foundation ot stone: Ml7t llf llllllltlllf. Ol'.v'll .nnr .....l.nn ,...... ...2 i, . l-i mm lull H-L'l III W1U clear: brick work tobom Inches In thickness: rnnr In l.rt nf V . 1 .1,.).. i.ii.ii.. . ... ... ' . . v .,. i moid, uiiiuiiu uii-imiuin h win dows, J putsldo door nnd 1 partition door across I the width of tho building; cornice to 1 13 lnchin. Tho wall will not ln lot nut hi-nnn.-.., 1... .... days' wages. For further Information inuulro of 7 00 any orino undersigned directors. Address all communications to secretary North Union School District, Zlons drove, Schuylkill county, Pa. KTKPIIKN I.KIIH, President. duo. K. itlcilAKi), Secretary. JONATHAN lloi'TZ, Treasurer. sti:piii:n si.noi.uv, 11. A. I.l'TZ, Wm. Mll.l.Klt. may 11 7 0) 53 00 5 00 5 oo 7 no j"OTICK Is hereby given that an application will bo mado to Hon. Win. Klwell. p. m chambers on the twenty-llfth day of May, at s o'clock P. M under tho Act of Assembly of tho Common: wealth of IVnnsjivanla entitled "An net to pro. vide for tho incorporation and regulation of ewr- 50 00 SO Ul 7 00 10 00 10 00 50 03 7 00 50 00 7 00 7 00 SO 01) 7 00 7 00 60 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 30 00 7 00 5 U) 7 00 7 00 7 00 w., ........ u,,- uiiiuiii .iprn .iiii, ibi i, ior tho charter of an intended corporation to bo called .tlU!fw.ISHa, """KO Exchange una Hall Assocla tlon," the character and object ot which Is to pro vide, erect ami furnish a hall and other buildings in tho township ot Catawlssa for the accommoda llon of CntawKs.Ulr.inge Patrons ot Husbandry and for that purpose to have, possess and enjoy all the right s, benefits and prU lieges of tho said Act, nf Ai..inliH' Tf.itvr t va.hui Ayrtl 3rd, is!. Attorney for Incorporation. A DMINISTKATlllX'S NOT1CK. kstaik or c. s. initnmt, imcKisiiu. llltltNnln.lhili.Ll.n,ln., ... Harder, hue of llloomsburg, Columbia county, Pa., deceased, hau been granted by tho lteglsterof said county to Mrs. S. A. Harder. All persons hav lng claims against said detedentnre requested to present them for settlement, and those Indebted to the same to make payment to tho undersigned administratrix without delay. MPS. S. A. HAHI)i:il, Administratrix. 7 00 50 Ul 7 no npr8"-sw DMINISTUATOH'S NO-TICK. 50 00 7 w 10 00 7 00 7 U) 10 U) 50 ft) 10 no 7 no 7 00 7 00 ISTITBOF AlUNIU W OUKIl EISKIt, HECK1SEH. I.C Iters nf aillnlntvlrnllnn In lli.i i.l.n. ....... da Workhel.ser. lato of lllonmsln'irtr. cninmiii i county, Pa., deceased, have been granted by the lteglsler of said county to William Workhelser and Annie Kressler. All persons h.n lug claims acalnst said estato are requested to present them for set tleiiie nt, and those Indebted to tho samo to make out delay. W.M. WOKKIIClblX Aprai annii; Kiusi.i:it,' AdmlnlstTatom. 15 0U 7 00 7 00 DMINISTHATOU'S NOTICK. KST1TF. OF Wll.l.I.UI M0NINC1I, IIKCKASEII. letters of adiuliiktratlon In tho estate of 7 U) 7 U) 7 U) 50 Ul 3 Ul m.SVS1.J uAt,:cai,l,1,. 1,avo ,'e'1 BranUHl . .r " . vinj iu i imam .ticincu. A" Iraons haMng claims against said estato aro mso 'liulebtetrVtlu! 'o to'ma' n UlTo llin lllllllr-liri,l niltnlniwlrln. .. I. I .i '. .:' V W . --a "iuiui ,, .iiiuui. uviaya WM. McNINCll. -sr.)v AdiuliiWrator, Urowinla, col. Co., Pu. 7 no 111 (0 511 1 (I 7 U) 7 no 7 (0 10 no 7 no 7 no WANTEDS IMMEDIATPI V I luiiri y iirm miiii Ilium 1 i:i.l.iltAI' gntfl. " A.l.tre Till,"""-."" " V . l,,,,." iiO to 7 no 10 ou may ll.im aid MAY 25, 1883. Tliu Duty of CoiiHtablcH. At the recent session of the Court of 00 (Junrter Sessions nf T.nnrnsler ronnlv. no Judge. Livingston gave the following In- 1 ; sirtieiions 10 the constables of the county, and 11s the law Is precisely the same for """ 113 u,u "l" ls precisely tne snmu ior Cnl'-"'"'"-'o''y. it would Do well for the constables licro to read them 1 "While the ..m t 1 . .. 1 ,1 wiui-u tuuauiuiu is nut 11 lucrative une, lw Is one of honor nnd resnonslbllllv. In some of the better districts of tho county better onlcers have been elected, but In others there is room for Improvement. Aconstnble should ho tempernte and even tempered, nnd sec that the laws are faith, fully executed without fear, favor or nf. feclion. If the duties aro not nrnnerK performed, constables are recreant to and violate the trust renosed In them, ft U the duty of constnbles to see that tho polls ale kept open so that citizens may cxer else their right of votlnir. As In tlm vtnl.i. tion of tho Hnuor law tlinv mnv rnmn before tho court by remonstrance of cltl ZCllS of the district bv liifnrnintlnn w ti, n knowledge of the constable himself, or by compiaini 01 a citizen made before a jus tice. The rule is rather to shield and aid the liquor sellers than to assist the olllcers to bring nny violators to justice. Tho constables must look after violators of tho liquor law single handed. The consta. bles during the last vear. with exceptions, under their solemn oaths. made their return to this court that there were no violations of tlm II. n inr liiw In their respective districts. Constables who fail in their duty In returning those who violate tho liquor law are liable to a line and imprisonment and to be pros, ccuted for perjury. It is the duty of the constable to visit nil places where vinous, malt or spirituous liquors nro sold, and the constables will remember that the law re quires them to outer such places as con stables, and that law must bo obeyed. Deceit itucorclcd. The following deeds have been recorded fclnce those last published : Lawson H. Albertson to Jesse Dyer, lieu ton. Commissioners of Columbia county to , " ' ' omniuia c David Lowenbcrg, ct. ul.. Beaver fc' "'.'Miuni.r, Decatur G. Schooner ct. nl.. nxnnntnr. In ouas uonner, Orange, ' Silas Conner to George Heckman, Orange. Susanna C. 1 layman to HUns Conner, Orange. Alfred Crevellng and wife to J. II. Crevc ling, Sugnrloaf. J. II. Crevellng to Susan A. CrcTellno-. Sugarloaf. J. 11. Crevellng to Susan A. Crevellng, Scott. O. 15. Millard, et. id., to Emma Constan tine, Centrnlia. Joseph II. Dawes and wife to John W. Fortner, Centrnlia. Mary Mcllrearty, et. ul., to Patrick Mo Ilrearty, Centrnlia. Patrick Mcllrearty and wife to James Harry, Centrnlia. S. L. Howman and wife to John L. Shannon, Iierwlek. HIclmrd Thompson to Joshua F. Opdykc, Hmvick, H. L. F. Colley and wife to Scott Colloy, Denton. Joshua II. Davis and wife to Michael Ueisliline, Sugarloaf. II. II. John and wife tn .Tun lln.nn. v'i ureenwood. Jesse blinnnoii to Edward J. Stetler. I... F sscott. II. H. Hrown and wife. et. ul.. to (Jenrn ' o- uonner, centre. .Viimi ColTman to .Mary Dtmtler. Illooms. burg. George Conner and wife lo He nrv Iv. ltemley, Centre. Isaiah Howerand wife toEinmn O.Tllllln- Locust. Andrew Miller and wif m Ahmi lillll hlioui), Jr., Hoarlngcreek. W alter Scott and wife to Catawlssa II H. Company, Catawlssa. Aaron Mann to Jonas Mann, ISlooms burg. wit Julia Flynn, et. id., to Kate E. llrennan i.eiiiraiia. Owen Flynn, mid wife to Knto E. Brcn. nnn, Centralia. licntoii Yeager and wife to Kczlah Wll. Hams, Locust. by Antiquated Jewelry is all the rage some, tiling in your grandmother's mother's aunt's line, of which there were only two aurticles made, tho other being In the llrit Ish Museum. This antiquated jewelry Is mado to order Just the same us furnituro originally In the possession of Mury Queen of Scots. in V, A MoTIIF.hb Isfmien'CK. Thorn Is n great deal of Somdu truth In tho following 1 It Is hard for some mothers to realize the influence Ihev evert, river ilu.li. lltiln niipu. They nro constnntlv surrounded bv critical Imitators, who copy her morals and man ners, as the mother is, so nro tho sons nnd daughters. If a family of children is blessed with an Intelllcent mother, who Is dainty nnd rellncd In iier manners, nnd does not consider it necessary to be ono person in the drawing room and an entire ly dllTcrcnt person in her every-day life,' but who Is a true mother, nlwavs a tender! charming woman, you will Invariably see her habits of speech and nerfect manner's repeated in her children. Great, rough men, nnd noisy, busy boys will always' tone their voices, nnd step quietly, and try to be more mannerly when she slops to give them a kind word or a pleasant smile. The mother of to-day rules the world to. morrow. l'orlli-ciiiHH Mull Mutter. The General Superintendent of tho Hall way Mail Service has mado comnlnlnt Hint samples of fertilizers, paints, nowdnrs iin.l other unmailable articles are being sent through tho mails from many of tho post ofliccs in violation of the rccmlnilnna. Tlm following Is a list of matter that maybe sent, as iouiui-class, through tho malls: envelopes with printing thereon, In qunn- uty, blank lulls and letterheads, bluuk cards, cardboard and other flexible mate. , rial, llcxiblo patterns, letter envelopes and letter oaper without nilntlnir tiw.n.n,, merchandise, models, ornamented paper, sample cards, samples of ores, metals, minerals, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions, original paintings in oils, or water ' colors, and other matter which is not in eluded in first, second or third classes and Is not in its form or nature liable to destroy deface or damage the contents of tiie mail bag or harm tho person of ono engaged in . the postal service. The postage on such matter is at the rate of ono cent for each ounce or fraction thereof. Fourlh-class matter may be registered at an expense of ten cents In addition to the regular pos. 'age. It is a common practice with middle.' iged people to sigh for the return nf tlm good old times "when things were what o ,..,i tiiiii ii:iu wilui, tIlcy seemed" those times when silk goods were not clover mixtures nf llnon n,i tut,. ere not clover mixtures of linen n ml Intii stiffened tin with imm to irlvo thnm well.t ' and lustre, but were honest throughout in ' ooi ntul web; when stockinns sold ns egular-made were us represented mil nnt found on examination to be overseamed by and Instead of woven into slinnn lnlnmns. ns by right they should bo. Thus throuirli. out the whole catalogue ot "store," the querulous and unreasoning niiiko totally erroneous assertions as to the superiority of the old over the now. '1 lie truth is that at no period of the world's history liavu all sorts of drv irooda been so superb ns to quality or so moder ate as to price as iney are In this, our day and generation. A moments thought will convince all reasoning people that In con sequence of the increased production of raw material nnd tiie improved system of manufacture the result must bo a better class of goods and lower prices than could have been offered with tho limited supplies aim inelllclent methods of a quarter or a half century ago. With a resident buyer in Paris and others in all the great marts of trade throughout tho civilized world. What wonder Hint Air Wanamaker can offer for salu at incredibly low prices the choicest products of tho looms of Lyons. Uerlin. Hoir.ist. Ar.mr.linc. ter and Kottingham ; chosen ns experts In mo class ot goods they aro commissioned to purchase, every ugent sent abroad by Mr. Wanamaker knows just what style aim price of goods aro most desirable, and is fully posted ns to where these can be oil. talned in the best qualities and at the most advantageous ;rates for the house they rep resent and tho customers thereof. With this understanding of hh unor quided facilities for procuring and keeping up a full stock of flue Imported nnd domes, tic goods, our leaders will turn with fresh interest to .Mr. Wnnamakcr'is advertise ment in lids issue and see the values offered In lino French dress goods, silks, hosiery, lace curtains and furnituro cover ings gentlemen's underwear, dress trim mlngs, buttons, inllinery goods, trimmed and utriiniued hats and shoes of all makes, styles and qualities, and last but by no means least, the magnificent assortment of all-silk-Lyons.Greiiiidlnes that will be sold at half tho cost of Importation. If our readers bu as Intelligent as wu bellovu them to bo they will lose no time In availing themselves of the unexampled bargains now to bo had at Waiminaker's.
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