THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PiL
TUB COLUMBIAN.
0. E, Ehrall, I
J. K. Dittsnbjnlor.J Eil""
B LOO M6 BURG, PA.
FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1833.
Governor Pattison lias vetoed twelvo'
bills thus far.
'Wu havo baeii obliged to discotitln.
no thu publication of legislative jiro
cccdlnjjs, beoausu nono of thu dailies
publish them in full Tho Patriot
gave tlioin for a time, but forsomo rca
son bat dijootiiiniicd. As soon as tho
Pamphlet lawa aro printed wu will pub
lish all aota of general interest, in full.
ExGovornor A. G. Curtiii nays that
only three of tho eighteen war Gover
nors who assembled at the Altootia con
ference in 18G2 now survive. IIo is
ono of them, Spr.iguc, of Khodo Island,
and Kirkwood, of Iowa, completing tho
trio. Governor Curtin, in person, coin
muniuatcd to President Lincoln tho ob
ject of tho conference.
Tho Democratic State Executive
Committee held a meeting at Harris
bitrp; last week to make arrangements
for the State Convention whioh will bo
held lu that city on tho first Wednes
day in August. Harry E. Packer of
. Mauch Chunk was elected a member of
tho committee to fill tho vacancy caus
ed by the death of his brother, "U. A.
Packer.
The skeleton of a man has been dis
covered in tho woods near Tatnaqua.
Tim remains arc believed to be thoso of
Jus. Campbell, a Brooklyn lawyer, who
- wandered from homo in a state of men
tal alteration in April, 1882, aud was
seen in, Tatnaqua, whoro his wife, who
had come on in search or her husband
lost all traco of him. Campbell's friends
have been notified.
The shoo manufacturers and shoe
operators of Cincinnati havo come to an
understanding aud terminated the lock
out which m kept twenty;fivu hund
red . men idle for a foitnight. The
workmen retract their refusal to finish
goods commenced by iion-iuiion men,
aud all hands havo resumed work in all
tho shops and will leave the settlement
of the difficulty to a committee of arbi
tration. Messrs. Vanderslice and Uryson aro
both reported as not voting on the act
to repeal the lloss railway act, on third
reading. The bill was defeated This
Was, a reform measuioon which every
' member should have had an opinion and
bbldly expressed it one way or tho
other. Sometimes a failure to vote at
' all is equivalent to voting the wrong
way.
Tho great bridge between New York
and Brooklyn was formally opened
with imposing ceremonies on luiday
last. President Arthur aud Cabinet
were present. Speeches were made by
Mayors Edson and Lowo of tho respec
tive ciUu, Hon. Abraham S. Hewitt,
ahd Ilev. Dr. Storrs. About 0000 peo-
ilo crossed the bridge duriii" the tirst
lour after it was open to tho public.
The structure is one of the greatest
triumphs of engineering of the world.
It is evident that the Republican sen
ate does not intend to permit tho pas
sago of tho apportionment bills if thoy
can help it. This is apparent from tho
fact that though the Houso promptly
messaged its nou concurrence in tho
soiiato amendments to tho Legislative
bill last week Wednesday, President
protein Reyburn did not appoint a com
ference committeo until this week.
When asked by Seuator King for in
formation on tho matter, lloyourn's
only roply was that the Senate's action
. bad not yet been messaged in the House.
Such delays within a few days of the
close of, tho session cannot bo misunder
stood. DEATH OF JUDGE SHARSW00D.
Ex-Chiel Justice George Sharswood
died at his resideuco in Philadelphia
on Monday morning last, aged 73
years. IIo graduated with distinguish
ed honors .at the University of Penn
sylvania, at eighteen, and was admit
ted to the Bar in 1831. At twenty
six he was elected a member of the
Legislature, and was appointed a
Judcre for Philadelphia at thirty-five.
..Id 1850 ho was chosen Professor of
.Law in tho University, and in 1851
elected Judge under tho new constitu
tion, which position he held until 1808
when ho was elected by the Democrat
ic party to the' Supremo Bench. He
became Chief Justicu in 1878 and con
tinued as such until last December
when his term expired. His ability at
grasping a subtle legal point, and his
logical muauiuii iiiuuu nun unu ui mu
ablest jurists ot tno State. lie was
the author of several law books which
are recognized all over tho country as
works ot great value to tho profession,
The Congressional Bill-
The Senate passed tho McCraekcn
Congressional apportionment hill cm
Tuesday, and defeated Stewart's. Tho
former makes 19 Republican districts
and 0 Democratic, the latter would
give the Republicans 17 and tho Demo
crats 11. 1 no iiouso already passed a
bill making 15 Republican and 13
Democratic districts. Thero will now
be a committeo of conferencoappointed,
ami tuu possibilities are tuat no minor
tionmenl will bo made. In the disous-
Hio.n on tho MoCraoken bill Senator
Wolverlon showed the unfairness of tho
Republican party. He thought that if
tho uarhcld voto is the lair basis then it
'Is a mere matter of arithmetical calou
lation. "The bill as reported by tho
committeo is unfair and unjust, and
cannot' bo defended oxoept it bo that
they reward party duty hiidier than tho
constitution and requirements. Neither
can tho senator from mupliin ucjoml
ins worK on inn gruunu oi imiusuiai re
fiuireinents. Tho industries of Penn
sylvania aro fostered and oared for by
tho democratic party, but wo nro not
propose to discuss protection. In 1880
tho total voto was 871,739, Hiving
congressional ratio of 31,211. Tho
Garfield voto was 4 1 1,701 and tho Han
cook voto 107,128. By a moru system
''of calculation, on a fair basi, this ratio
gives fourteen republicans and an ex
'oestf voto of 7,330, and thirteen demo
oralH with an excess voto of 1,205.'' Tho
Benator showed whoro in twelvo districts
under thu McCrackun apportionment
tho Voto was 113,831 short, nearly
enough for a congressional district. IIo
showed how in Philadelphia It took 70,
000 votes to elect ono democrat to con
gress and only 19,000 votes to elect a
republican, and where it took 23,000
voles in tuu Htuto to elect a republican
to 13,000 to elect a democrat. Party
necossitv uluiiu can brlni! ubout n justi
fication," was tho conclusion of tl'OBCDii-
tor,
The Czar's Coronation.
A SUCCKSS IK EVl'.UV l'AUTIIJf I.AII.
Tho coronation of thoC.ar of Russia
took placo at Moscow on May 27th
without tno sllKlicst liilcn. ilioccro
mony was most brilliant. Tho ceremon
ies wcio announced nt 7 o'clock
by thci'inging of hundreds of
bells and tho thunder ot nruilcry.
Every availablo space along tho routo
of tho tho procession was occupied and
windows woro let for fabulous sums.
Shortly before 0 o'clock great bodies
of military woro stationed along tho
route of the procession and occupied
tho streets on either side, keeping tho
people back on thu walk. Tho digni
taries bf tho i calm who wero to tako
part in tho actual ceremony entered tho
Cathedral nt 7:30 ft. m. followed by
Princes of foreign governments, the
nobilltv of Russia, and tho special and
regular Ambassadors of foreign count
ries. Tho utmost .care was oxercised to
provent tho admission of authorized
persons. As the royal pair appeared at
thu doors of tho palace tho immense
multitudo uncovered their beads and
burst into loud acclamations.
When tho procession reached tho
palace it was met by tho Emperor,
wearinir tho uniform of a Colonol of
the Imperial Guard, and by tho Em
press, dressed in tho Russian national
cosluuioof black velvoUricliiy embroid
ered with diamonds and precious stones.
Tho Empress leaned on the arm of her
royal consort and the pair placed them
selves beneath a canopy richly wrought
in silk and gold and borno by thirty
two generals of high military rank.
Upon entering the portals of the Ca
thedral tho Emperor aud Empress knelt
before the sacred images which flanked
the doors and were then conducted to
thu ancient thrones of ivory and silver.
After their majesties had been seated
tho Metropolitan of Novgorod asked
thu Emperor : "Aro you a true bo
Hover!" The Emperor falling on his
knees, read in reply the Lord's prayer
and the Apostles Creed of the Greek
Church. Tho Metropolitan rciponding!
"May the Graco of the Holy Ghost re
main with thee."
Tho customary summons, "If there
be any of you hero piesent who knows
any impediment for which Alexander,
son of Alexander,shouldnot bo crowned
by tho graco ofGod, Emperor aud au
tocrat of all thu Russias, of Moscow,
of Kciff, etc , etc., let him como forward
now in tho name of tho Holy lnnity
and show what tho impediment is, or
let him remain dumb, forover, "was read
three times by tho Bishop.
After readinir selections from the
Gospel tho Metropolitan ascended tho
dais, and in vested tho Emperor with thu
imperial mantle ot ermine, the Metro
politan cf Moscow saying, "cover and
protect thy people as this robo protects
and covers thee."
Tho Emperor responded : "I will : I
will : I will : God keeping."
Tho Metropolitan then invoked the
blessing of Almighty God upon him
and his reign and delivered to Alexan
der the III the crown of Russia, and
he placed it upon his head.
The Empress then knelt before him
and was formally crowned. After tho
Empress had been duly invested with
the Imperial mantle, thu Archdoacon
intoned tho Imperial titles and sang
Dominie Salvum Fan Imjwrotorem,
which was taken up and turioo repeated
by the choir. ,
Directly after this part of tho .cere
mony was finished bells in all churches
rang out and a soluto of 101 guns was
fired.
After congratulations tho Emperor
knelt aud recited a prayer. Tho Bish
op of Moscow said aloud in behalf of
the nation, a fervent prayer for happi
ness ot their iUaicsties. snouts ot
"Lotig Live tho Emperor,'' then rent
tho Cathedral and wero takon up by
the multitudo and were carried to the
remotest parts of tho city where it was
speedily known that another Czar of
tho Russias had been crowned.
Tho Czar's manifesto was issued in the
evening and caused great lejoiciug. Tho
Czar has addressed tho followiug to the
Minister of Foreign affairs, upon whom
ho has conferred tho order of St. Alex
andria Newski; Great power and glory
by Russia! Thanks to Divino Provi
dence the extent of her empire and her
numerous population leave no room for
any idea of further conquests. My
solicitude is eexclusioely to tho peace
able development of tho country and
its prosperity, to tho preservation of
friendly relations with foreign powers
on the basis of existing treaties to tho
maintenance of tho dignity ot the tin
pire. Tho Emperor and Empress then pro
ceeded to the gate of tho sanctuary
whero they wero anointed and both
partook of the sacrament and then left
thu cathedral. Upon entering the pal
ace the Emperor turned and saluted the
people who immediately uncovered
their beads, cheering enthusiastically
and blessing tho Czar. An Imperial
banquet was given in tho nfternoon at
which tho itmperor and impress, wuar
ing their crowns, wero present.
Murder in Lycoming County-
Last Friday ev!ningabout six o'clock
says tho Williamsporl Gazette u llul
letin, tho dead body of Charles Hank
er was found hanging by tho neck dead
in a barn in Nippenoso township, near
Jcrsoy hhoro fetation. Michael Uurts,
Esq , empaneled a jury and proceedod
to examine tho body of deceased. It
,vas found that tho neck was broken
aud that there were other suspicious
marks and bruises on thu body,
whiuh led tho jury to believe that thu
crime of murder had been committed
and that Samuel Cook was tho guilty
party. A, .verdict to that effect was
rendered, when Cook was at onco ar
rested and held on tho ohargo.
Hanker was a Swiss by birth and had
been in this country for somo time, aud
was in tho employ ot Cook, who works
a small farm on the road leading to
Jersey Shore. Cook claims that hu
missed Hanker all day, and then found
him hanging by tho neck in the stable
II... .1 f L II.. I. ..I! 1
iut mis Hiury in nut ueiiei.uiy uuuuvuu
Cook lias for a long flint! beon the ter
ror of that part of thu country, and
was regarded as au outlaw. IIo had
been on spree for a week beforo this
affair, audit is siispicionedlhal homiir
dored Hanker and then hung him up.as
Smith did Miller, for thu purposu of
hiding his crime. Tho people of that
township boliovo that ho is capablo of
committing thu crimu mat nu is cnarg
ed with, and are not surprised at tho
turn affairs havo taken. A ctoso tnves
tigation of thu nlfair will at onco
lin nnide. nnil ovcrv clrcumstauco
beniing on tho crimu will bo noted, so
that it murder l.as been commuted m
that county again, tho perpetrator of It
may bo punished.
Jefferson Davis expresses tho opinion
that Genorals JHctJJullaii and jueade
wero tho ablest military men in tho
Union service during tho great rebel-lion.
The Defeat of the Labor Bills-
Tho republican Norrlstown Herald,
intent on making a llttln capital for its
party, oharges that tho democratio
Iiouso of representatives has neglected
tho interests of labor and dufcatcd tho
measures boforo that body designed to
protect and benefit tho working classes.
The editor of that sheet must bo a cross
eyed fellow whoso strabismus causes
him to mUtake one political party for
another.
Tho fact Is just tho opposito of what
is oharged by that unscrupulous repub
lican sheet. Tho democratio house of
representatives passed the Hineseniiiloy
era' liability bill and thu bill requiring
thu payment of employers fortnightly
Instead of monthly. Thesu bills havu
both been killed by tho republican sen
ate. Tho workingmen of tho statu
were peculiarly interested in tho pas
sago of theso measures and they can
thank the republican party for their de
feat. Legislation for tho amelioration of
tho condition bf tho working olasscs is
too serious a matter to bo made the
play thing of demagogues. Tho pecu
liar representatives of tho labor element
in tho houso of representatives gave
their earnest and unremitting attention
to tho preparation and perfection of
measures calculated to meet the wauls
of that element. Such measures wore
presented and passed in tho house as
boforo stated. But tho republican sen
ate, controlled by politicians whose own
election as well as tho aucceos of their
party has 'been brought about by the
lavish expenditure of campaign funds
collected in part at least from the em
ployers of labor, dared not piss tho
bills sent to that body by the house.
Thu stalwait bosses will again require
tho cash of thu moneyed aristocrats
who have moio than once como to their
rescuo aud they could not afford to of
fend them by passing bills in thu inter
est of labor. Ilenoo the defeat of thu
Hines liability bill and tho fortnightly
pay bill bv tho republican senate. In
vluw of this record tho republican poli
ticians will find it rather difficult to play
tho demagoguo on tho labor question.
Patriot.
Cctitralln imiipciilugn.
The two following dispatches were sent
from Ashland to thu Philadelphia 1'imo,
nnd nppcarud in that paper on Saturday
last. The dispatches are each dated May
20th !,
Two months ago a Pole, named Jacob
Merlwlsky, came to Ccntralia and opened
a saloon, Ho was patronized by his count,
rymen nnd the roughest of the other nation
alities. Being unable to read or write
English he requested thu English-speaking
linbltues to charge themselves with tho
amounts they were Indebted. Thoy did so
and all the prominent business men were
startled by tho presentation of bills for li
quor nt Polish Jake's. Tlicy indignant
ly refused to pay, Buying thoy had never
entered the saloon nnd that other parties
had used their names. An Investigation ot
Polish Jake's books showed this to bo true.
Henry AVard Ikcclicr, according to the
book, owes -f 42 ; John B. dough, 35 ;
It'oscoo Conkling, if 30 ; Freddy Gebhard,
$17 i Mrs. Lnrtgtry, $30 ; and Mace and
Blade, 40. The loss to the saloon-keep
er is $700.
Ccntralia nnd the adlolning towns are ox-
cited over a desperate idlray that occurred
there last night. Two chlckcn-fanciers,
named Mike deary and Edward Dillon had
arranged for a cocking-mnin, to be fought
nt nine o'clock. A largo crowd had gath
ered. At half-past nine they opened the
main. By this time tho crowd had grown
noisy nnd turbulent. As soon as deary's
bird was put into tho pit Dillon's bird
struck It a terrific blow, killing it instantly.
Enraged, deary sprang out and said lie
could whip any man In the house. No one
auswering him, he sprang towards Dillon
nnd struck him a tcrrltlc blow in the fuee.
This was the signal for a general row, nnd
some one in the crowd extinguished
tho lights. In tho fight that followed
knives nnd pistols wero freely used. At
last the snloon-kecpcr nnd a number of
friends got the scuttling crowd out. dea
ry went to his homo nnd was followed by
Dillon, who asked him why he hud struck
him. deary made no answer, but struck
him again. Both men then grappled nnd
wero struggling In each other's embrace
when deary's wife nnd two men entered
nnd went to his assistance. The four then
beat Dillon unmercifully nnd would proba
bly have killed hira but for thu opportuuo
arrival of two of his friends, who after a
desperate struggle succeeded in saving
him. Wliilo carrying him homo deary's
wife crept up behind them and struck the
insensible man n terrible blow on tho back
of tho head with n large btonc, weighing
about twelve pounds. The back of his
head was split open and there is very little
hopes of his' recovery.
No effort has yet been made to arrest the
assailants. All tho men aro miners, liv
ing at Centralln, and have heretofore borne
good reputations.
j"
Mimlll XtVlllH.
A great improvement was made lu our
cemetery on Saturday.
Llllic, Laura nnd Mrs. Croll of Falls
Hun, spent Sunday with friends nt tills
place.
Tho ponies ore being sold briskly.
Call on O. B. Swank for n Shoningcr
organ.
Hiram Eckroth has bought the Wil
liams' timber truct nnd is slapping props,
tics, Ac.
Wash Michael erected the new wall
under H. Crcasy'a barn, ussisted by J. C.
Nuss.
Lnulmch, of Forks, Columbia county,
put hi a new pump for E. L. ICIkendall,
of lletlervllle, on Saturday.
Win. Keller is moving his barn from tho
railroad.
J. ,11. Aten raised his now )mrn on Sat
unlay. Pinavoiir.
MIINSUMMKR NORMAL SCHOOL
Will begin Juno 85tli, nnd continue 6 weeks.
Tlio.se who defelro to refresh their memories and
tx'comu more Mmlllar than ever wim all lug
l)nineh tnuijlit In our public schools will
Hail lull nu excellent opportunity. In
blruetlon will be by tuu lecture, nys
tern. Joliiwton'H rrlnclples ot
Teaching- will bo useU as a
text book In readinir. It
wlUbubuptilemeniud
and explained by
the 1'rluclpul.
There will be n bl-ww-kly written examination
nuiing mo term upon wnav iiuhuocii jmsoeu o er.
Prominent educators from this nnd nelithbortnif
count un win iiiuruci, t-oineuineiiurinn uie icrni,
on uie rniicipittl UI leaciiiuy.
Xext regular trm begins August tith,
Hern urn liroimlit within tho moans of ovcrv one.
tho tidvntnges or u fciiiwlor ucliuoL Scud fur
irruia.
Faucis HECK K Vn
Orangey llle.l'a.
81
PltlNCIl'AL
DMINISTUATHI.VS KOTIOE.
KBTATK or C. K. UlHOmi, PSCKA8CU.
Interact administration In tho estatoof ('. H,
deveased, havo been granted by thu RegUterot
said eouuty to Mrs, a A. Harder. AU person linv.
iniM'InimH niralnsL H.ld decedent aro reuuesied to
iir,-H.,nt them for settlement, nudtho! Indebkxl
Ilo the same to make payment to thu undersigned
administratis without delay.
MRS. 8. A. IIARDKR,
pr-ow AdmluUtrtttrlx.
UDlTOIl'8 NOTICE.
MTAT or JOHN SANDS SXCXASRD.
The underntgnod auditor Appointed bytho or
phan's court of Columbia county to make illitrl
button ot the funds In tho hands ot tho accountant
nnd to piua upon nnd decide tho exceptions to
said account will nil for the purposes of hi? ap
pointment nt his onico In IiloomsLurif, on Satur
day tho twenty-third day of June, A. 1). IBM, nt
10 o'clock n. in., where nil persons Interested In
tald fund or In tho exceptions to said account aro
required to present their claims or bo debarred
from coining In for n shnro ot said ossetts.
-May 81, 183. HAMUCL KNOllIt,
Jim 1 Auditor.
A
L'DITOU'S NOTICE.
XSTATK OK rAHVJN KVXS, PECKASKl).
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by tho Or
phnn's Court ot Columbia county to mako distri
bution of l ho funds in tho hands of tho administra
tor In nnd among tho parties entitled thereto,
will Rtt nt tho onico of IS. It. Ikeler, Ilni., In
Illoomslmrg, on Wednesday Juno STth, 188.1, nt 10
o'clock n. in., when and where nil persons having
claims ngnlnstBatd cstatoinust nppearnnd pro
sent tho same or bo forever debarred from receiv
ing any sunru oi saiu iunu,
O. C. l'HACOCK,
Auditor.
Jim l
.UDITOIVS NOTICE.
KSTATK OF IIANIRI. KlIEtAII, DBCRASRI).
The undersigned auditor appointed by tho Or-
Elian's court of Columbia county to make dlstrl
utlon ot bnlanco in the hands of tho executor
among thoso entitled to tho same, will sit at the
oniceot John c. Yocum, kwj., catnwlssa, l'n., on
Monday, Juno tstli, lssi), at 10 o'clock a. in., when
nnd whero all persons ha Ing claims against said
estate must appearand present thonamo or bo
forever debarred from iccelvlng any shnro of said
fund.
C. W. MIM.KH,
Auditor.
Jun
IX Till: COURT OF COMMON l'LKAS OP CO!
IIMIIIA COUNTY.
N'Otlco Is hereby given that an application will
bo made to said court on Monday Juno 11th isx.1
under net of Assembly of tho commonwealth of
remisjlvnnu entitled "nn act to provldo for tho
Incorporation and regulation ot certain corpora
tlons'' approved April iwth 1871, and the supple
ments thereto, for the charter of an Intended cor
poration, to bo called "Tho Young .Men's christian
Assoclatlouof Ilerwlck, l'a."tho objects ot which
Is ror tho Improvement ottha spiritual, mental,
social, and physical condition of young men, ami
for theso purposes to havo possess nndcnloy all the
rights, benefits nnd prlvilegesnf thesald act of as
sembly nnd Us supplements.
A. K. Oswald,
solicitor.
OTICE.
About tho 5th otAnrll. 1883. wo L-avn Peter A.
Kllno three notes for tho respectlso sums of forty
twodollars, lltty-fmir dollars and slxtv-four dol.
lars. Tho notes wero obtained fraudulently ; wo
have received no value for them, and wo hereby
warn nil persons not to negotlato for them.
Jun t K, 11. A; K. A. BEI8IIMXK.
H1DGE LETTING.
A'ltl 1)0 let at tho CommtsMnnprOnnlpn nn Mnt,.
day the 11th day of Juur. A. 1).. lssa. nt. ono o'clock
p. m., a new bridge to bo erected over CntnwKsa
creek near John llrel-th's In Heaver township; to
be a wooden brace covered bridge 110 feer long be
tween abutments, 16 feet wide from out to out;
abutments to bo built by contractor as to ad
mit of skewback tlnvo feet from top of wall plate,
nnd 10 feet high abovo low water mark to lop of
wall plate, wing walls aud nillng to In) done by
contractor. Mans nnd specifications can bo seen
at the onico Of the County Commissioners, lllooins
burg, Pa.
JOSHUA VHTTKItMAN,
f, CHAItl.KS IIKICIIAUT,
1 II, P. K1M1AK,
Attest .- .Joint II. cabkv, Clerk. commissioners,
commissioners' onico, llloomsburg, .May so, 'At.
DMINISTltATOR'S NOTICE.
K3TATE OK AMANDA W0UK1IK19RR, DKCKISKP.
letters of administration In tho estate of Aman.
da Woikhelser, late of Hloomsburg, Columbia
county, l'u., deceased, havo been granted by the
Register of said county to William WorkhcW-r nnd
Annlo Krcsslcr. All penons having claims against
said estate arc requested to present them for set
tlement, nnd thoso Indebted to tho same to mnk
payment! to tho undersigned administrators Mth
out delay. w.m. woKKHKIsiIlt,
Apr20 ANN1K KltKNHLKH,
Administrators.
DMINISTlt ATOH'S NOTICE.
ESTATE Of WILLIAM ICNNCII, DKCKA8KD.
Letters of administration tnthe estate ot Wil
liam Mc.Nlneh, lato of .Madison township, Colum
bia county, l'a., deceased, have been granted by
tho Register of said county to William .McNuich.
All persons having claims against said estate nro
requested to present them for. settlement, and
those Indebted to the sarao to make payment to
tho undersigned administrator without delay.
W.M. McNINOII,
4-S7.GW Administrator,
Orovanla, col. Co., 134
M
TEHCANTILE APPRAISEMENT.
TAst of Dealers in Columbia
County, l'a.
I hereby certify the following list of dealors tak
en, returned and clnssined by mo In accordance
with the several Acts ot Assembly, In nnd for tho
year 18SJ, Is correct to the best of my knowledge.'
HKAVEIt TOWNSHIP.
NAMES.
BUSINESS.
CLASS.
II
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50 00
7 Oil
7 00
7 Oil
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7 00
10 00
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7 00
10 1X1
7 00
7 (II)
7 00
40 00
10 on
7 Oil
10 00
60 00
JO ou
7 01)
7 01)
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
50 00
7 00
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7 on
7 00
diaries Appieman Hotel 5
ji l. &ingiey More 14
1" II h'human " 14
OAShuman " H
J 1' smith Hotel n
Levi Michael htoro it
JIEXTOX.
c 11 Meyers rat. Medicines 3
Uram liess Hotel r
II K Kvcrett flen. store 14
J j Mciicnry store 1,1
A A- II Mcllenry More 11
.mci enry KricKoauni turn ir. storo 14
J K Udson storo 14
HL'ltWICK.
(leorgo Smith a billiard tables 8
r 1. iniienursi iunmuru sioru la
It II Little drugstore it
" rat. medicines 3
TFDerger bottler s
11 iierger lesiauram, a
i:Vlirubakcr hardware storo 14
Til Bradford shoe store 14
M A !eb clothing sloro 14
u I) l ovvier stoves a; tlnvvaro 1 1
J I) Creasy grocery 14
J II Dleterlch stationery 14
it 11 sivnyzo s Co.. oen. sioro 14
J V KeUer bottler 0
II m nocktnnn confectionery 14
I K Vnnatta jeweller 14
Reagan & MeCrea drug storo 14
" pat. medicine, 3
Kreaa mothers gen. storo 11
K K Adams gen. store 13
llowman A; Crispin storo 11
11 n iiuwer ' id
A K Clark notions 14
t'reas brothers lumber dealers 13
F Drelsbach organs A; machines 14
Samuel K Heller a nool tables 8
Jacksou A; Woodln int'g Co. gen. store 4
pat. meuicines .1
O A Buckingham stovesiluvvnro 14
WIIYetter organs A; machines 11
Casper Frantz butcher 1 1
Pit Jackson A: Co., " 14
Moses A Merklo cigars A; tobacco 1 1
llRIARCRKKK.
O E I'rieo store 1 1
Ash A; Brothers distillery
Wllllaiii dtrton grocery 11
7 on
15 (10
7 (W
BLOOMSIIUIin.
JbOlrton restaurant 5
so 00
50 (X)
JO (U
7 00
7 00
10 (10
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 ()
7 (I)
7 III)
7 00
7 00
I'WMeKelvy gen. mom u
I W llartman .t Son " 10
J O Lcldy A: CocnriotH,bootR1shoes Ac 14
nmger iurg. co, sowing macuiues, &c 14
WJCorrellA; Co., furniture 13
JKL'jer geu. storo 14
vvmiiauD grocery 14
I. KWhary stoves 11
,1 vYsaiuer organs s machines it
J 8 Reltz butcher 4
Hartmau A; Bro grocery 1 1
l'H.Moycr stoves X tluvvaro 11
OWlleitsch merchant tailor 11
KARawllngs butcher H4
7 00
7 (U
7 00
40 00
:iwen x iiiiienuenuer stationery 14
-'Dbentlcr Itoots A shoes 14
W O McKlnney i billiard tables K
James Rellly s " " s
40 (ID
neorgo a tiark uoons & stationery Vi
V It Tubbs hotel 5
Jane Scott confectionery 11
12 50
50 00
7 (11)
n htoliuer restaurant &
Frank I' Illllmever trrocerv 13
SO 00
10 (10
A II Neyhart flour x feed 1 1
7 K)
uuuauignan stoves Ac 11
KuhnA:Rlce butchers II
11 J Clark & Hon dry goods,notlons Ac 11
HA Wilson confectionery II
Iwis Bernhard Jeweller 14
OKSavago " 14
Iiavld Iivvenberg clothing 13
KliCadmau furniture 11
Holmes A' Schuyler liardvvare 11
Layton Runyan A- Co., " ,3
Klnport A Bro grocery 13
J J) Wilson leal her, Ac., 14
Joseph iieker confectionery 14
o c Mnrr utoro 14
Kvans A F.yer clothing 14
WJKlndlg boots A; shoos 14
I) A Creasy gen. storo 11
David Mroup grocery store 14
Andrew Solleder bout ti snoo llndlngs 14
II II Vanattu, agent, wallpaper, Ac 14
IK Miller btoro 11
JUhkeer " 14
K 11 Drawer stoves A tinware 11
J Klnpoil drugs 14
" nat. medicines 1:1
WORIchnrt Hour A-reed 11
II V Klelin grocury 1 1
" pat. medicines 4
II Klelin drugs 14
0 M A J K Lockard coal dealers 14
William (ilger hotel a
0 V Keal A Bro coal dealers 14
Harmau A llasscrt dealersluco.il 14
OAJacoby grocery II
" liquor storo 5
" coal dealer 14
Farmers' produce Kx., gen. store M
June i: Brown hotel i
Farmers' produce Kx., coal dealer 1 1
II 1 lielbler, vender ot pat, medicines a
l'ettr dross bonier 5
Simon u Mil v oh, ogr'l. Implements 14
Hloomsburg Iron co gun, storo 10
V II Rohblns llipMorstorti 13
Wolf A lllttenhouso ugr'l linplem'uts 14
r m iiUmiiie restaurant 5
W II (lllmniu 11 n
'i bottler 6
11 bllllaid A pool table S
tl M J K lKkanl; gen. storo II
I.uu A Moan dry goods A notions 13
N J llendershott drugs II
11 pat. medicine a
U'wls Dross clothing 14
J K Caldwell confectionery 14
J J Brow cr carpet store 11
C A Klelin drugstore II
" pat. medicines 3
V II Yetler organs A machines 1 1
(' S k'lll ni.lll tlllllkH. Ao 11
7 00
7 00
15 00
7 00
7 00
7 m
10 (10
7 ()
15 00
10 00
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7 00
7 00
7 00
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7,00
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7 00
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10 0
7 00
7 Ml
5 (ti
7 00
7 (0
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7 00
7, (10
7 00
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7 00
Vi 50
50 (II)
7 00
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7 00
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7 00
M 00
a mo
50 01)
411.10
15 (11
10 (Ml
7 00
10 (0
7 00
7 (X)
7 (III
7 (
10 (III
7 00
7 00
CO, 111
eo mi
60 Oil
7 no
30 W
1 Jacob Keller u Jiolosalo noUonjj 10
1 Alexander A Bro wh'lsale tobacco Ae 10
Moyer Bros wholes.tle druggists 6
" drug ht ore 11
" pal. medicines i!
CKNTRAMA.
1) F Curry hotel
B
14
It
to 00
7 00
7 00
B till
7 00
SO 00
7 01)
Vi 60
SO 00
so 00
so 00
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7 00
25 00
50 00
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to 00
30 00
to 00
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7 00
7 W
7 00
7 00
B 00
13 60
7 00
51 00
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7 00
K 00
SO Oil
7 00
60 (Kl
IS B'l
60 00
7 00
7 01)
60 00
7 00
10 OC
B (0
7 00
7 00
.losepn stauoenmeire r conreciioncry
J FMelllngton
druit storo
pat. medicines
grocery Btnro
restaurant
levveller
I
II
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II
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n
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0
13
11
13
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5
8
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5
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1
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14
B
11!
S
M W tlrcntian
James Kuno
Adam Mensch
0 1) Millard
Mnrr Channmn
gen. storo
restaurant
Theopholls Uvnns
.inmes uranv
Owen 1' Kane liquor storo
A 11 Former stoves A llnwnro
JohnNurtney liquor storo
Michael J Ryan restaurant
Irvin Brothers gen. storo
" pat. medicines
Johanna O'Conner liquor storo
llllza loldsworlhy hotel
" pool tablo
Wm relfTer hotel
" billiards
David C Black grocery
David K Keller stoves A t Inwnro
Andrew Inahan grocery
0 W Davis drug storo
" pnt. medicines
0 O Murphy gen. store
ncury k ivnnier uuicner
rnomas coiuns
Robert Fnrrcll
Richard Irvln
LA Riley A CO
quor store
reslaurnnt
furnlturo
gen. Btoro
CONYNOIIAM.
restaurant
storo
hotel
gen. storo
hotel
CENTRE.
storo
11
hotel
grocery
grain dealer
auctioneer
Ktore
Mary Monroe
William Herbert
Daniel K Kchrcs
A 11 church
John I. Kllno
Ixjvv Bros A Co
Jacob sponslcr
J H Mann
Thomas Brobst
'A T Fowler
David Dayman
II (l Mart
A M Bcldlcman
14
II
B
It
13
1
II
14
II
B
II
14
14
B
11
5
B
8
14
14
14
K
II
11
13
OATAWISSA.
M A Swntik store
William Uerkhelmer restaurant
11 1' Former A son storo
Charles 1 lays clothing A books
IHSeosholtz gen. storo
David Uollngshtad restaurant
William ounther butcher
Hester KIstler hotel
A Truckenmlller restaurant
" 2 billiard tables
I.o Wllman clothing, shoes, Ac.,
s 11 Rhawn stoves A tluvvaro
J K Rhawn cigars A tobacco
D B Frederick pool tablo
" cigars A tobacco
7 01
SO 00
7 00
7 HO
7.00
so on
7,00
to Oil
so on
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
3) 00
7 00
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10 CO
10 00
7 00
7 (11)
85 (X)
10 (10
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is to
b m
7 00
10 on
81 on
7 00
5 00
to 01)
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
tl) 00
7 00
7.00
nu'pm-ll u.llllj' store
J0I111 It llelnier gen. store
ocorgo Jlanhart boots A shoes
Truckenmlller A Keller books A music
T 1) Bernlngcr liirnlturo storo
J K Sharpless Son gen. storo
TK Harder furnlturo storo
I' B'Lnvln confectionery
William John stoves A tlnwaro
J M smith drugs A hardware
. " pat. medicines
s I) Rlnard gen. store
0 V Relfsnyder A Co gen. skire
Albert Yetter 1 billiard tablo
Osmiin A Wllllts drug store
, " pat. medicines
(iordon A Haycock bottlers
AB Cleaver stoves A tlnwaio
deary A (illleu coal
M A Blbby coal
J B Knlttle
O I. Kostenbauder hotel
Catnwlssa I'aper Co coal
,KM Tevvksbury mcrchaiiillso
FISIIIXOCUEEIC )
J M Ammermnn store
W N Hosier
Alfred chapln fuvnllure store
Huff nnd Savngo store
o M Ilo well
M Mcllenry A Bro '
JFMcllciiry 11
II F Fdgar auctioneer
14
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14 '
14
14
14
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7 eo
7 00
7 ill
7 Oil
7 UI
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7 00
7 00
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5110
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7 00
7'eO
7 00
60 OJ
VKANRMN
gen. storo
I.ovl (leorgo
lMnsyl A Kllnlo
GREENWOOD,
gen. store
auctioneer
gen..storo
gen. storo
pat. .Medicines
A J Derr
Irani lx-rr
1' D Black
W F Hess
Samuel Nagle r
(I W Terklns
II
1
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14
4
3'
11
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II
II
14
14
5
!?!!?. ,:vw I,ro Sfn. stoi 0
wiuiam .Masters "
X i'.Si)' furniture
Wilson M liv cs gen. store
-I L Wol liver store
Samuel llazledlne hotel
HEMLOCK,
hotel
store
11
JACKSON,
store
I.OCl'hT.
store
restaurant
hotel
store
hotel
store
hotel
auctioneer
C II Delterlch
II N A J i: Whlto
A B Vanlle.vv
II II Iluileman
5
II
4
50 (10
7 (X)
7 ro
(10
Yocum Bros
Aaron Yoder
T l' cherlugton
David stlne
M seaborn
D 11 Daniels
Daniel Knorr
C S How er
Robert Watklns
7110
J I (19
tiro
7 10
B'l ro
7 00'
50 (X)
B (a)
5 00
7 (X)
60 10
SO 00
7.10
14
5
1
1
14
5
jw i.itaup
Wellington Yeager
Itudolpli Y'cager
butcher
hotel
restaurant
uticuu ifager
store
MADISON.
storo
store
hotel
MAIN.
store
hotel
William (llnirle
13
13
10 IX)
10 It)
50 00
7 00
50 tlO
7 00
7 00
50 00
7 00
C Kramer
A K smith
J F. Bishop
ii 11 letter
J I) Bodtno
store
14
14
B
14
14
5
14
14
14
14
S
14
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14
U J Campbell, ngent.
JE Longenberger hotel
manes iiiciiart- storo
MIFFLIN.
A W Sn v der irpn. kt nra
7 00
SO 00
7 CO
7 00
7 00
7 Oi)
SO (10
7 (X)
5 00
7 (X)
7 00
A W Hess hotel
" coal dealer
N 11 Creasy gen. storo
A O Millard stoves A tinware
R.I Bernlngcr furniture
Henry drover pool tablo
I Hess Strauss coal ilcilpr
J o Wlntersteen auctioneer
J II Heller A Son store A agrTImpl'
SvveppenheHer A Snyder store
Mt. l'LKAS ANT,
storo
J 1' Sands
7 00
7 no
to 00
7 (X)
50 0!)
7 (10
10 00
7 00
'7 01)
10 It)
tO (X)
10 no
7 ()
7 W
MONTOUR,
store
hotel
merchandise
ORANOE.
hotel
butcher
o 11 nosier
14
5
14
II T Leaeock
l'axton A llarman
ocorgo Ileckman
c Me.irs
14
13
14
14
13
6
13
14
14
I) K stnan A Son
gen. storo
Fleckenstluo A Demott store
(IN Smith stoves A tinware
A II btu.u t store
s Hagenbucli hotel
i.iuy a sieppy store
1 11 iaiw lumoer ueaier
T U Conner
fuintttue store
VINE,
store
dWIller
stoie
It W Lynns
14
0
14
7 00
15 (X)
7 00
J R Fowler
0 R Parker
ROARlNOUr.EKK
cw aldington sloro 14 700
SL'OAULOAF.
Norman Colo Htnre 14 7 00
lsekiei 14 7 00
Andrew Laubach " 14 7 00
J W Ferry hotel 5 50 ()
Aipneus Kline pat. medicines 4 5 (X)
SCOTT,
coal
storo
hotel
store
store
J O Morehead
1 14
13
1 f 7 (X)
' 10 CO
Mooreneau A Kline
Jacob Miller
N Rlchart
W i: Deltrlck
S .511 I (1
II 7(0
14 7 00
14 7 1X1
11 d creveum
butcher
Forsvth A Rockafellovv-L-en. Mora 1:1 in no
S A Wormaii store w ? no
John droll " 14 7 00
(i M uaker pool table s so DO
JDWorkhelser store 14 700
(l V Crevtllng 13 10 00
num.- t ursei auctioneer 1 5 ou
Harvey E Ilarcoek storo 14 rni
Silas Young 13 10 00
i recman rreuncia noiei 5 to 00
A I' Howell Morn 11 7 on
Jacob Tervvllllger furniture stoic 14 7 00'
A II White storo 11 7 no
J I, Crawford grocery 14 7 00
John McKainy merchandlso 11 7 (X)
Appeals will -bo heard at the commissioners'
Oniee In Hloomsburg on tho ith day of June, A. D.
1883, between tho hours of 9 a. m. and 4 p. in.,
whero you can attend If you think proper.
A. W. HESS, '"
Mercantile Appraiser,
Th Wonderful Efftctoy ef .,
DR. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE
PILLS
Uu beo o trequenUy sad uUsfsotorlly prena
ttut u seoms slmost superfluous to wy soythuir
taenia their ft vor. Tho Immraise sod oomUcUy
loonuuv dsaund (0 Uiem, both la this ud foretira
COQDtrlM, Is the best eildoaoocf their isine. Their
MletoJsyluthe TJnllod BUtes U fv trader Una
nay other esthirUo medldse. This ileniind Is
Cot sresmodle, It Is regulsr 111 stetdy, It tl pot
( to-diy or yestfrdsy, It Is sa Ineresse tlut hu beea
tedUr MTOwtmr lor U10 lut Uilrty-BTt yeirs. Wlut
sro the reuons tor this etui unlrnwlsgdenuiidr
Dr. Hchenck's Slsinilrake PllUoonUlanoiner
oury, tud yot they set wlut wonderful effect upon
theurer. Thsy cletcsa Uvestamsoh udbomttof
sll lrriutuur msMer. hlch, U slloved to ransln.
roliais the Wood, sad Ulan on lUUrU, chuls n 4
jreter, sad msny other dlsetM. They fire hetltas
mid ttrengih to the dhresUTo omu Tlu-ycmta
sppeUte end sire rUror to the whole system. They
ro in ftct the medicine ot sll othennhlch shoulJ
1 Ulon InUmes Uksthe present, whoa msUrlsl tad
ether epldemlos rttinr, ss thtr tetre the sys
tem to resist stttUs ot (Usetee U eiery cuutaVer.
Dr.Sehenek'e Mandrake 1111 art told by til
dnwrUU tt use. per box, or tool by mill, loaadJ,
ca rooJpt of nice.
Dr. Rcheork'e nook on Consamptlon, IJr
r Couvlalut snd lljspeptla. la ai(Utlt or
Oermtn, Is seat free to tu. Addnet Dr. J, II
UUlHiNUlC da HON, l'hlladeluhla, Pa. 4
J 11 no I -4 w il
The rlchut, creimy
uttu tirtr quineo.
I Purifies thi blood.
CURESDispepili,
UerandKlda,dlt-
hull. Stntby Mali
WJOTBtt?
lonrietiptolzncli,
Additui DEAN & RAPE, Whole tilt firuggliti,
). Net. 47 A 40 N. 2d St., PUIaMlflphU.
JiuwMvr r,ij
IS
POWPER
Absolutely Pure.
This pjvvdor never varies. A mvrvol ofpurltv
strength nnd wholesomncss. More economical
Hi in (I11 ordinary k n is. and cannot tw sold In
competition with tho multitudo of low test, short
wMfht, alum or phosphato powders. Sold only
In 01ns. RovAii Hakino FovvtutK Co , ion Wa!l-st.,
N. Y. augll-lr.
AHOM DRUGGIST
TESTIFIES.
Popularity at homo U not nlwajs the bent
test of merit, but wo Jwlnt pruiully to tho fact
that no other incdiclno ha won (or ttsl(
Bucli unlvernal approbation In Its own city,
ttate, nn,l country, and among all people, as
A.yer's Sarsaparilla.
Hie following loiter from one of our hcnt
known .Massachusetts Druggists should be ol
Interest to every sulTerer:
RHEUMATISM, vflw
IIILUIIIHI lUIUl iii,P,1nmtlsm,sot.
Tero that I could not inovo from tho bed, or
drcs, without help. 1 tried several reme
dies without much If any relief, until I took
Avi u'.s S.vusAi'.Mtiu.A, by the use of two
bottles of vrhlch 1 was completely cured.
Havo sold largo quantities of jour Sausa
I'.unu.A, and It still retains lu wonderful
pomihtiltv. Tho many notablo cures It has
tlfrcted In this vicinity convince mo that It
litho best blood medicine cveroircrcd to the
public. 11. F. HAIilin."
River St., Euckland, Mass., May 13, 1S82.
SAIT RHFilM overrsoerfnlnTllIovTc"l
UMLI IIIIUUIIli carpet Corporation,
was for over twenty ears beforo his rcmornl
to Iiwell alllleted vtlth Salt Itlirnm lu Its
worst form. Its ulcerations actually covrcd
moro than half tho surfaco of his body and
limbs. He was entirely cttrod by Avini's
Sausapaiiii.la. Sco ccrtlucato In Aycr's
Aluianao lor 16S3.
MirrAitti) n v
pr.J.C.Ayor&Co.,Lowoll,Mass.'
"Sold by nil Druggistj; ?1, six bottles for T5.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
Ist.i .
VAr.riii.K'
Ity virtue of an order- Issued out of the Orphan's
Court of Coluuibla county, the undersigned ap.
pointed trustee to makcsJloot the leal estatool
William Webb, late of. the Tovvn.of Hloomsburg,
deceased, .will c.pi-)0 to public sale iiikSii tho
premises, ou
SATURDAY, June 23, 1883.
At 3 o'clock p. in., the following described leal es
tate, the property or said decedent, situated In the
TOWN OF IiLOOJISMIMi, PA.
LOT NO. 1 liegjuidug at tho iioi'Uie.ist corner
of
Market d M
In said town, thence northwardly nlong said Mdr-
ket W. anil fronting thereon tlfty feci to n point
thenco by a lino parallel with Fourth street ijbout
two hundred fee't to Whltman'8 ulloy. thenco bv
"Whlt'mafi's alley sou Hi wardly fifty feet to 'said
Fourth street, thenco by said Fourth about two
hundred feet to the place of beginning.
LOT No. a. Ueglnnlng nt a point on .Market
stieet titty feet north of tho noitlieasl corner , of
Market and Fouith streets In bald town of Iilooios
burgi thenco noilhvv ardly along said Market stieet
and fronting thereon about forty-sK feet to the
lot owned by John Fry, now occupied by (1. Mat
thew Quick, thence by lot of John Fiy on the
north to Whitman's alley, thence by Vldtnian's
alley southwardly about forty-nix fect ton point
on Whitman's atey.HIty feet north ot northwest
corner of Whitman's alley and Foui th street, west-
wardly about tvvj hundred feet to the place of be
ginning. Whereon arc erected a
DwELLiNq -qiIse,
stable and outbuildings and fronting on said Mar
ket street 10 feet, moro or less.
TERMS AM) CONDITIONS OF S.U.F.-Ono
third of tho purchase money to bop.iyablo upon
the death ot tho widow ot William Webb, deceas
cd. totho parties entitled thereto, tho lntcri&t
thereof lo bepnld annually to said w idow. Tho
payment to bo property iwcured upon the premlsos:
Ten per cent, ot ono fourth of tho balanco of pur
chase money (U be paid nt tho striking down of tho
property, tho ono fourth of said two-thlrds less the
teu percent, at tho continuation of sale, and tho
remaining pu t ot tho purchase money In one year
theieafter, with Interest from combination it si.
3. K. Kvnn, Auctloncr. WltUAM HART,
Hloomsburg, l'a., May s.i. ' Trustee.
, SHERIFF'S SALE.T1
-1
llv vlrtuobf a writ nf l'lcrl l-'nelfm. Usnoil out Of
the Court of Common Pleas ot Columbia county,
and to,modifeeted..vvlll be exposed to public sale
otftnojcouit House lu the lovvu if Bldomsliui'g, at
'i o'clock p. id., ou c
SATURDAY, JUNE 16, '83,
AU that certain tract ot land tltunto In Mount
Pleasant .tQwnsldp, Columbia county; P.i.,-liouiul.
od nnd.diji'rlbod us: foll6ws, to-w l(, : Eeglnnlng at
a post la Jibe Uno of land of llarman Cramer nnd
running thenco by said lands south fnrty-ono de
grees west llfty.ono perches to a post In lino of
lands of Jacob Johnson, thence by said lauds south
tvvcnty.elght degiees east thirty-eight and ono
half perches to n pine, thence by the samo south
twenty degrees east ono hundred and seventeen
perches to u white oak, thenco by tho samo south
thirty-seven degrees ent foity-ono perches to a
black oak stump, comer of lands of William Ar
plcmau, thenco by said lands noith lortyovpu
und one-halt degiees cast ono hundred'anii tvventj'
seven and ono half perches to a post, thenco by'
lands of Samuel Mcb'arrm north forty degrees vvst
thlrty.tvvo nnd sovvn-Unth pcrclies to n pine,
thenco by tho same north forty.nlno degrees west
one hundred and slxty-onu perches to the placo ot
beginning, containing ono hundred nnd four acres
and eighty-tiro peichesof land and allowance, on
which nro erected a two-story brick dwelling
house, framo bank bam, wagon shed and out
buildings. ALSO,
All that ceitnln tract of land situate Inbjld
township ot Mount Pleasant, lmuuded, nnd do
scribed ns follows, to-vvlt: Ileghmlng at a whto
oak, thenco by lands of John Johnson, not th thirty
seven nnd one-half degrees west lhlrt,y-thre9 and
men-tenth perches to apost, thence by tho samo.
north llv o degrees east twenty porches toauhlto
oak, theneo by tho samo north forty-elght dogios
cast two and live-tenth peichos to a, post, thence"
by tho ilrst doscrlbcd tract south nineteen degrees
cast llfty.ono and four-tenth perches to tho place
of bcglunlug, contalulug one. acre aud oue hundred
and twenty-six perches (1f fond strict measure, bo
tho samo moro or less, whereon nro erected a barn
and outbuildings.
Seled, taken Into execution nnd In bo sold us the
piopvityof Jolm Osmuu. . 5. .
JOHN MOURBY, Pheriff.
May IK, ti-
r
SIOOO
Offered by tho undei-hlrnedfortho apprehension,
trial and conviction 01 the murderer or mordeiers
of John Vunllew, at Light Street, Columbia county.
P.U,ln lT. i' CflAUl.ES llKlOIIAUT, '
.loslll'A FIl'ITRIt.MAN,
II. F. RDOAR, '
( 6-S3 t'oiuiii'm. of Columbia County.
At
nm'Tunf james 1. l-REsroN, dbckassh. '
1 he. undersigned auditor appointed bytlio 6r
iilnin's Court uf culiimhu county to make distribu
tion of the fund In the li.inil, ol the admliiMrator
will sit at Ids (illleoluiholoHh of lUnouisbiiiv in
sal I county, 011 Monday, JunolKtli, A. 1). IK-Cl 'at
10 o'clock a. 111., of said day, when and where hll
parties Interested 111 said dstato must attend or bo
forev er debarred (iviu any shiuo of suld fund,
, , I- ii WAl.LUU, .
I-3 Audiior.
MS
rs Agents wanted
r Vnr our Hniilil Helllna Hook
- iy alum riniiiiun
PROFESSIONAL 1 ' 1U(1 ' u,u,u f1
with hit etc ti of hU )it.
niAowin i
AHD DETECTIVES. WSTiS JJR'SZSS
Kren Imdjr will lm H. iliuiy ot uur uttvut are null,
luff .riUivrutk, JUcluMVBtvmliny. Htl-nni.
U, Wt Varli lou iV Co.i rublUW, Ww ywk.
OMEN'S G SHOWS !
HANDENBERGER'S
IN COMIJ1NATION WITH
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3 VEi.ve ei of icute Bek 3g
jMdrc Wild Aniinalf, Minis anil Rojitiles than Yelo ever exhibited
before ut once since old Noah's Time.
ff
THE ELECTIUC LIOUT tHJHNS
THE GOLIATH MSEtfiT TEMPLElj
A DOUBLE CIRCUS PERFORMANCEX v
WORLD-WIDE AND FAMOUS CELEBRITIES f
, Every fialiiulili mU
FIVE ORCAT PL'LT-CnOV.TJCD CLOWNS 1
MOST BRILLIANT, AUTISTIC, GRACEFUL AND MAJESTIC.
0 coiiDTXTUTXifo j. on Aim ooirci mtm or talbwtud
Equestrians,- Gymnastic, Acrobatic, Startling, Gomic and Amusing
HO.raXXm-V OP ENTEnTAlNMElNTH I
OYPTlaH PRODICIES OP ART!
INTRICATE CYMNASTIO FEAT31
VELOCIPEDAL PROPUL8ION3I
PLANETARY EVOLUTIONS I
EKSrThoviMnds cf Curious East:,
GIANTS, DWARFS, CANNIBALB.
biiihi ufcna, OBim Ar.u
Pr, lrii) Cotjt till fl.vl, (iitaln
NO, CHANCE OF DAVE I iVC
Tho
$n Ktv ow ion nrr- rrs ra,
A CS-iasit S Toss Rhinoceros
Tho Sacred Camel of , Arabia.
A Giant Black Camel front tho Sahara Desert.
jjcua uj rcrformtng 1,10ns, Tigers ana Jrcnas.
THIS FOUR BABY FAMILIES,
Bahij Lions, Bahtj Hijcims, Baby Monkeys and Babi
Camels.
! I
All tlio world iiiuU'i' tiibuto lor ntt ructions.
5 Beautiful Lady Eousslrisnnes,
Led by thu jieorlcss littlu lady, Ainer.
jji's jiet and only foinalo soinursnult ridur
on envth.
Miss Mollic Brown.
G HIiilo llidcrs, 27 Graceful Gymnasts
as Champion Lcaper, C Great Clowns,
lod by old Sain I.oiil' and tho wittv Jus.'
Ward.
.1 Military liandi. 3
Wo PostMiiCDucaBi, MaiBD ttv Hfoinv.
Jill Majlrottcls ran cheat) li.ycarsion Hates. Make this (
General Grand Gala Mid ay. Grand Procession at 10 A
M. Jubilee singers, Mard Gras festival, etc,
Admission SO cts.
POSITIVELY AT
BliOOSBSBURCr,
ThitTMiay, Jfuiic '83.
DlllOUTLY PaDEn WATER I I
Y-
ui America's DrealEst Artists 1
THREE TIMC3 MORE CIRCUS RIDERS 1
THREE TIMES MORE ATHLETES I'
TMRIB TIMES MORE MORSES PONIE8
CI. Ing TCII TIMES MORE SATISFACTION
iiircb and Vaemous Roptili: !"2i52
ZULU KAI-TIiEH, MODOO rjnAVE3i''1',
chahiotb in SCAIILCT AND COLD. A
nf oi-n f !nt Pil it- Ii ilwity FjtitiKnpnl. 4) , tj
oiif i " ,i" WO DECEPTION iTT
Only
ir7P rm tkv kita rt tfj, r, Trn
RIVER HORSE,
OR
MIPPOPOTAMDS,
of the
Amazon.
3
Spoa'ml Trnins of l'ahicu Cans,
Children under 9, ducts.