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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
I'' III DAY, OOTOUKIt C, 1883.
Correct ltnllroutl 'rime Tallin.
Trains on Iho rhlladolpliln A It. 1. leavo Jlunert
as follows i '
Hontii. south,
0 80 a.m. 11 45 a.m.
4 w p. in. 013 p.m.
aimlns on llui I). 1,. k W, II. It. Icavo llloomeburr;
MOUTH, SOUTH.
I 8(1 ft. m, B !H n, m.
lo 47 n. m. U 43 n. m.
; 84 p. in. 4 so p. m.
TliolUS train soutli connects with tho Phila
delphia Heading nt import, ana with tho
Northern Control at, Northumberland,
Tho BM a. m. train connocts at Northumberland
with :M train on Pennsylvania road reaching
1'lUladoiphla at 3:an p. in,
Tho 11:11 train connects with rntlvlJlphta and
Heading roal at Huport at 11:50 reaching Phila
delphia at 0:00 p.m.
Tho 11:43 train connects with Pennsylvania
roal at Northumberland at 1:13 reaching Phlladel.
phla at 7:23 p. m
Tho 4:30 p, in. train connccls with Pennsylvania
road at Northumberland at s:ul p. m. and reaches
Philadelphia at v:63 n. m.
flrratns on ths N. .is W. II. Hallway pas.- umom
Ferry as follows s
NOBTII. BOCTII,
1.41 a. m U.oi p. m.
o.3l p. m 7.U7 p. m,
iMihllc Sales.
William Krcamer, administrator of Anna
Welllvcr will sell rent estate In Madison
township on Wednesday, October 31st.
M. F. Kycrly will sell real estato In Espy
on Saturday, October 27lli.
A. H. Croop, administrator of Milton
Mostcllcr will sell real estato In llrlnrcreck
on Saturday, October 27th.
Tlie executors of Isaac Snyder, deccas
cJ, will sell rersonnl property mid real
estate on tho premises In Mllllln township
on Tuesday, October 10th.
Sco advertisements.
Notice to Hul)HcrllcrH OutHlde tlie
County.
About two weeks ago statements were
sent out to every subscriber outside of the
county who owes anything on subscription.
Up to to this tlmo but very few have re
sponded. As wo havo to pay postage on
all such papers wo must Insist on a complU
nnco with our terms which aro strictly In
advance. Wo cannot nfTord to pay tho pos
tage on tho papers, send several bills and
pay postago on them, and then run tho risk
of losing tho subscription money besides.
Our request is but fair, nnd ns very few
have compiled with it, wo aro forced to
glvo notice that all papers going outside of
tho county that aro not paid for by October
intli will bo stopped. We dislike to print
duns in the paper, but when our private
requests nro ignored there Is no other al
ternative. I'ornoniil .
A. U. Cathcart lias been housed tho past
week with a sprained ankle.
K. M. Tcwksbury was in town on Tues
day. W. L. Manning and Calvin Derr left on
Monday last fot Rochester, N. Y. They
will be absent about four weeks.
William Coleman of York county, Ne
braska, is visiting friends in this county.
Ho has been away from Columbia county
for 14 years.
Thrco Inches of snow fell In Franklin
county, Maine, last Saturday night.
Paper sacks for buckwheat Hour at the
Coi.ii.mman store.
There were 3500 two cent stamps sold at
tho post olllco last Monday.
Forepnugh's show will visit Williamsport
on the lBlh.
A largo variety of Uki.mti.oii Collars &
Cuffs at David Lowcnbergs.
In the renjustment of tho pay of post
masters tho salary of the Hloomsburg olllco
has been Increased from 1000 to 1700.
All persons to whom notices of subscrip
tion due have been sent, will greatly favor
U3 by nn early response.
Tho Hloomsburg Cornet Hand wll hold
n social ball in Knorr ifc Wintcrsteen's Hall
next Wednesday evening, October 10th.
Sheriff Motirey took tlneu prisoners to
the penitentiary on Thursday. Charles
lteico and A. I). Croop went with him as
assistants.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Heaver of Danville
celebrated their golden wedding on Tues
day. For fifty years there has not been n
death in their family.
Huckalew Hros. unit W. C. McKInney
each hooked on to a new spring wngon
this week. They aro very neat vehicles,
and were made by Sloan & Bro.
Tho Centre township Sunday School As-
sociation will hold Its next convention on
Saturday October Cth, morning and after
noon, In tho M. E. clmich at Lime Klelgc.
L. Rernhnrd keeps In stock tho best pin-
ted wnro In knives, forks, spoons, casters
&c. Articles engraved free of charge,
good plated tea spoos at 1.25.
Mr. Edward W. Drinker, was married on
tho 27th ult. to Miss Estcllo Durrow at the
bride's homo in New York. Mr. E. K.
Drinker nnd family attended tho wedding.
Wo wish I'M. and his bride a long life of
happiness.
J. M. I.lllcy, or tho firm of Lilloy & Slep
py of Orangeviile, Is In tho city this week
purchasing new goods. Ho will select a
flno llnu of goods, many of which have
never been offered In Orangeviile before.
Look out for their grand opening.
Steven D. Entjle, of Huzlctoti, known as
the builder or tho apostolic clock has com
plcted another mechanical clock that will
run 400 days without stopping or being
wound up. Tho Iluzleton Heacon says its
just tho tlmo piece for n lazy man,
On last Friday afternoon, while remov
ing earth from Win. Gllmorc's cellar, u
largo bulk fell upon A. V. Hower, covering
him entirely. Ills cries for help Immediate.
ly brought a crowd of people, who removed
tho earth and carried him Into Mr. Oil
moro's liouse. Ho was considerably bruised
nnd his one side partly paralyzed,
Sixpenny, teupenny, nnd such other
terms, as applied to nails, have reference
to weight nnd not to price. Nails nro
made n certain number of pounds to tho
thousand, A teupenny nail Is a thousand
nails to ten pounds, a sixpenny null is a
thousand nulls to six pounds, etc. Tho
' Enffllshmau abbreviates pounds into
"pun" tenpun, mid hence teupenny.
Tunnkuno Fisom onk Mink to Anotii
k. Coxo Hros, Si Co. are about starting
a great undertaking, tho driving of a live.
milo tunnel under ground, Thoy have
lately rc-opened tho old Reese slope at
Heaver Meudow, mid propose tunneling
from It to tho No, U mine, and then from
there will tunnel from Mud Huu to Qua
kake, a illstn.net. of live mIIos across tlie
spring uud n ridge of tho lluek Mountains,
Thoy expect by tho success of this under
taking to gain command of two very ex
tensive coal fields now reganlcii ns lost.
Ij. 11, llrowcr has net a stcam-hcatlni:
apparatus In I), A. Crcasy's store-room mid
dwelling house, which is clvlnc nerfect
satisfaction. Willi this bo or lie can
also steam within five minutes.
Von Sai.r. A property In ltoarlnacrccl:
township, consisting of a dwelling house,
bam, mill with four run of stone, and
about 23 acres of Improved land. Inquire
of JohnMourcy, Hloomsburg, I'n. tf
Kev. Hishop K. 0. Andreas. I). I)., of
Washington city, will preach In tho M. 12.
church nt Oranaevlllo on Frldav. October
ism, at 10 n. in. This will bo tho first
visit from nny of our bishops to Orancc-
vllle. lllsliop 12. G. Andreas is one of our
most popular bishop?, mid our people nre
wnltlug anxiously to hear him.
12. M. Ciih.coat, Pastor.
Tho General Convention of tho Protestant
episcopal Church begins its triennial ses
sion In Philadelphia this week. This body
Is composed of two branches, tho first In
eluding all tho lllshops, and cnlled tho
llouso of Hlshops, nnd the other composed
of clerical nnd lay deputies from the forty
eight dioceses In this country. Tho scs.
slon will continue for several weeks,
List of letters remaining In the post-
olllco at Hentdn, for the quarter ending
September SOtli, 1893 1
Fritz Kvnns, Jnmcs O. McSnnrrea. H.
Miller, S. A. ft 3. C. Phllson, Lyman
Green, Sytrctavskt Mlchatl. Utis Cole,
William Uaylor, Alnoi Applcman, 0. S.
Hess, Esq,, Frank Xowmnn, Rev. Geo. II.
Wnrrcn, Mrs. Illrnni Kline, Sirs. J. II.
Smith, Miss Rcrtha Ilnstes.
John IIhaoock, P. M.
One of the most careless things tlut a
man can do, says an exchange, is to leave
ids horse untied. It matters not how gen
tle the horse may be, or what his record is
for rcinnliiing'.wherc stopped, ho is liable
to be scared almost at any time on a thor
oughfare, and a runaway Is a frightful
sight, even when It Is unaccompanied by
Injury to man or beast. It docs not cost
anything lo tie him. and It Is always safe
and prudent to do so.
While In Hloomsburg recently we put
up at that justly popular hostelry, the Ex
change Hotel, than which there is none
better in tho Interior of the Statu. Mr. W.
H. Titbhi, the genial and social proprietor,
la a thorough. landlord, lit? employees nre
courteous and obliging, while the cuisine is
first-class In every respect. Wo arc pleas
ed to chronicle the fact that all Mtltonlans
put up at that excellent hotel when visit
ing Hloomsburg, nnd all speak In the high
est terms commendatory of the treatment
received there. Argun.
William McKolyy Hess, son of Mrs. .1. H.
Harman, died on Wednesday morning nt
o'clock aged 25 years, 8 months and 1
:iy. For several cars he has been sulTor-
ng from consumption, but was confined to
the house only :i few weeks before his
death. He was a young man of excellent
business habits, and line social qualities
which made him friends wherever he went.
Though Death Is no respecter of persons,
it seems peculiarly sad when one is cut
down in the flower of Ills youth, with every
thing before him to make life desirable.
Tlie funeral will take phec this (Friday)
afternoon at the houso at half past four
clock.
Miss MacArthur of tho Nor mil School
is prepared to receive orders for painting
on silk, satin, plush, china, glass, wood,
pottery, tiles, canvas, matting, satines &e.
Photographs anil views colored. Eboniz
ing neatly done. Oi den solicited early to
nsuro completion of all before Christmas.
Numerous articles on hand suitable for
Christmas present, which can bo duplica
ted. Prices reasonable. A limited num.
her of decorated ornaments will be display.
d for a few davs at Mr. G. A. Clark's
store In the Exchnngc Hotel building,
Hloomsburg, P.i. Oct Oth-3 w
Tho will contest of Esther Evans, which
was argued some time last winter, and an
ssuo granted, was settled by nn agreement
between the parties. The case was the first
u tho trial list for tills term of court and
would have consumed nearly n week had
it been tried. The estate amounted to sev
eral thousand dollars, and under tho will
tho heirs received nothing. But according
to the agreement they will receive about tho
lino amount us if they had gone to trial
uud icccived a verdict in their favor con
ceding to thopaity trying to sustnin thejwill
tho estimated costs nnd expenses of a jury
trial.
Some of the papers have adopted the
rule of charging for notices of festivals or
announcements of any kind to which nu
idmlttunco fee is charged. This ought to
be the universal rule, but it is one very
dllliciiU to establish. People expect n
newMiancr to publish all notices nnd an-
nouncements of that character without
charge, and yet wo doubt very much
whether the newspaper which publishes
such announcements without charge Is
ever thanked or remembered for its gener
osity. It is in such matters as It Is In poll
tics, the newspaper is the burden bearer,
but somo one gets away with tho material
profits of the load it carries. Independent
The nineteenth annual convention nf tlie
State Sabbath School Association will bo
held nt tho first Presbyterian church In the
city of Scrauton, commencing 'lucsdny,
October 10th, at 10 o'clock a. m., and con
tinning, wltli three sessions dully, Wudues.
day uud Thursday, October 17th and 18th,
County associations throughout tho State
nro earnestly requested to send delegate s
to the Convention, and thus contribute to
nnd sliaro in the benefits deilved from
such assemblies of Sunday school workers
Nearly nil the principal railroads have gen
crously promised reduced rates of fare, and
everything possible will be done for tho
comfoit and entertainment of delegates
while attending the sessions ot tlie couven
tion.
W. H. Point lias left Hloomsburg, and
accented a position with the 1), L. it W.
It. 11, Company ut Builalo, in. i . Mr.
Poust leaves many filends hero. Duiln,
his residence among us no was n puonc
snlilted citizen, nnd a faithful officer. As a
murk of tho esteem in which no is Held,
farewell banquet was tendered hhn at the
Hxehnnio Hotel last Monday evening, nt
which ubout forty gentleman were present
Including most of the members of tho Wl
nona Flio Company of which ho was a
prominent member, mid a number of others,
Speeches were made by several, and somo
good music furnished by tho Quintette
Club, mid tho parly mijourncd in good
order a llttlo after 11 o'clock. .Mr. Poust'
many friends wish him abundant pros,
perlty In his new homo.
Till? V. II. C. CM' Willi lU'HINI'.HS
Attrnetlvo Goods,
dintrublo Assortment.
Hamuli! for everybody.
At David Lowcnberg';
"lg Variety.
Ccuutlful Designs
-bottom Prices
Oompuiu our Stock,
onsldcr tho Saving,
omo light Along.
To David Lowcubcrg's for Clothing.
Notice to all I'nrlle Coming lo lli;
l-iur,
One of tho finest displays to look nt dur-
ng "This Faiii" will bo tho grand display of
goods from tho complete stock of Davw
owKNKRwi, The Pkoi'I.r's Clothirii.
I'rlHoncrH Hcnteitcecl.
Tho following sentences wcro Imposed
Wcdncsdny morning, October f):
Charles Hamilton was first cnlled before
io court, when Judgo Elwcll said I You
era convicted by tho verdict of n jury of
tcallng poultry from Mrs. Webb, and you
nro convicted by your own confession of
arcciiy In stealing tho chickens of Mr.
nwllngs two separate Indictments, going
to show tliat you were engaged In tho poul
try business to nn unreasonable) extent, for
getful of your duty to society, marauding
about the hen-roosts of other people : u
cry mean business ns well ns contrary to
law.
Tho sentenco wo will Imposo upon you
111 bo not sosevcro as wo might Impose,
for you have run tho risk by these lnrccn
les of going to the penitentiary for n-'perlod
of three years; Hereafter you hud better
pursue an honest course, and endeavor to
get your living without stealing. Tho sen
teuco of the court Is that you, Charles Ham
llton, pay n lino of ten dollars to the com
monwealth and tho costs of prosecution in
tho enso of larceny of Mrs. Webb's pro
perty, and undergo imprisonment in tho
Jail of Columbia county for the period of
xty dnys, and stand committed until this
sentence is compiled with ; and in tho
case of the larceny ot tho property of Wil
liam Rawllngs tho sentence of the court
that you pay n flno of tort dollars to tho
commonwealth, nnd tho costs of pro3ecu
tlon, nnd undergo Imprisonment in the
all of Columbia county for n period of
sixty days commencing Immediately after
the termination of tho sentenco just pro-
nounccd, und that you s tnnd committed
until this Sentence Is compiled wltli.
Charles Cook was then called up.
Junou Do you desire to say anything to
the court in reference to the matter of your
conviction before wo proceed lo sentence
ou ?
Cook ? No, sir.
Judge You have the privilege if you
link proper.
Cook I don't wish to say anything.
Tho verdict of tho jury convicted you of
an offense of n heinous character. Your
conduct was such that it is almost Impos
sible to think that you wcro in your right
mind. The idea of taking that little girl In
tho open daylight In tho highway, tying
her hands nnd tying her to tlie fence while
her stockings wcro removed, nnd then un
dertaking to wado across tho creek with
her, without any other interference with
her person, is utiuccouiitnule It was cer
tainly n very strange proceeding upon your
irt. The jury wcro compelled to come to
ic conclusion that your intention was to
avo nn intercourse with Hint little girl
something more than ten years of age. You
did nothing elso to show that was your
motive j but you committed n gross assault
and battery upon her by tying her hands
ind but for the f let that there were boys
about there, it is uncertain what would
ave been the result. We understand that
ou arc a man of family having a wife nnd
one child for whom we feci great sympathy.
bur conduct was of a character that
might send you to the penitentiary for a
period of five years. It was shown upon
ic trial that you had hitherto maintained
good character, that your behavior had
been unexceptionable. We hopo that the
punishment that we will Indict upon you
will induce you hereafter to conduct your
self In every respect ns a good citizen. We
ive concluded to pronounce u on you a
sentence, which is really, under tho cir
cumstances a merciful one. The sentence
of the court is that you, Charles Cook, pay
fine of ten dollars to tho commonwealth
and tlie costs of prosecution, that you un
dcrgo imprisonment by separate or solitary
conllnemeui at labor in the eastern pemten
tiary for tho term of one year and nine
mouths, and that ymi stand committed
ntll this sentence is complied with.
James D. Terwilligcr nnd Charles Mc
Dowell, come before the court.
Do you desire to say anything to the court
reference to this case.
TEitwn.uaui: No, sir.
MoI)ow:i.l No, sir.
The jury were compelled to come to tho
conclusion that you young men laid tin
plan of robbing Levi .Michael of his money.
The circumstances pointed so clearly to
your guilt that, although they would glad
havo acquitted you of that charge, they
were forced to the conclusion that you baw
this man intoxicated atLlghtsticet, thought
his money could easily be got from him and
being somewhat drunk already and rendlly
to bo made more so, provided yoursclve s
wilh tho means of doing that, and followed
ilm to Espy nnd across the river. It is not
probable that you had any Idea of being com
polled to use force in order to get Ids mon-
but, finding some resistance on his
tart one of you did Inflict upon him
lolenee which might havo terminated fa
tally and you might havo been placed upon
trial for a much more heinous offense even
than highway robbery. He was left sense
less upon his wagon ; if his horse had gono
on with his luinbre, Mr. Michael might
have been thrown oil and been killed. You
eft him insensible upon his wagon, mid
took from him that which was of value to
him, some ono hundred nnd forty dob
hirs.
You have sustained, both of you, nccord-
ng to the ovidence, good characters here
tofore t but in an evil moment you allowed
ourselves to bo tempted by what you be
lieved to bo nn opportunity to get money
wrongfully i instigated by nn evil splrl t
ou ullowed yourselves to be led nway to
commit this wicked deed. You are still
young men, It is n painful task for tho
court to impose the sentence of the law. It
Is not our sentenco i it is what the law re
quires, what the wisdom of those who leg .
Islato for us has provided, iou may yet
retrieve your character ; it Is not necessary
that you should consider that your man
hood Is entirely lost because you arc com
milted to prison but If hereafter you shall
as heretofore, behave yourselves as good
citizens, I havo no doubt that upon nil
hands you would be welcomed back into
society mid all bo glad of your reformation,
Your own thoughts suggest to you nil that it
wduld be proper for us to say in reference to
this matter. We doubt not you feel penitent,
regret tho act more perhaps beacuso of its
wickedness than because of tho punish
ment that It brings down upon you.
Tlie sentence ot tho court is that you
James D. Terwilligcr and Charles McDow.
ell each pay lino of five hundred dollars
to thu commonwealth, mid tho costs of
prosecution, that you undergo imprison.
ment by separate orsolltary confinement at
labor In the eastern penitentiary for tho
term of two yeurs and six months, nnd that
you stand committed till this sentence Is
complied with.
And now October U, 1880, ordered tlmt
tho 8herlir conduct James D. Terwilligcr,
Charles McDowell and Charles Cook to the
penitentiary within ten days and be allowed
uvi assittmits
The prisoners wero lu upparently good
spirits, mid as the sheriff hmulculTcd them
together In pairs und took them back to the
I Jail, they wcro joking among themselves,
Court 1'rocccilliiKH.
Charles Miller, Benjamin Wagner nnd
George Getty appointed viewers of a pri
vate road in Honrlngcrcck near J, Nnvlng
qr's. Commonwealth vs. Alexander Green
nnd Gideon Michael, larceny, n truo bill.
Uoininonwcnlth vs. Edward Foy, as.
saiilt and battery with Intent to kill. Not
n truo bill.
Commonwealth vs. S. A. Smith. Killing
a dog. Verdict, not guilty, prosecutor
nnd defcudnnt each lo pay half tho costs.
Commonwealth vs. J, I), Terwilligcr
nnd Chnrlcs McDowell, Hobbcry. A true
bill.
Auditors' reports In tho estato of Abra
ham Forco nnd estate of David Detnott
confirmed nisi.
Commonwealth vs. J. F. Keller. A true
bill.
Tho following deeds wero acknowledged
in open court by tho Sheriff i
Trnct In Sugnrloaf to John Hcrrlngton
for $07, sold as tho land of J. Mltctilcr
tract In Mt. Pleasant to Hlrnm Crouse for
$1000, sold us land of John Osniau j tract
In Greenwood to Mary O. Musgravo estate,
for 5000, sold as land of Samuel Mus-
grave tract in Hemlock to Mnry Kcstcr
for 100, sold ns land of W. ! Kcslcr.
The following persons wero sworn as
citizens of tlie United Stales t Henry Sncll,
Albert Hall, W. H. Simmons, Jnmcs Wll
llnras nnd Geo. Wills.
Alvlnn Simpson vs. A. M. Simpson.
Subpreua In divorce awarded.
Inquest, nwnrded In estate ot Ucorgo
Craig.
estate ot nenry uciciimiucr, acceptance
of 11. Dclclimlller of real estato at appraise
ment, filed.
James m, rcnnington appointed guar-
dlnn of Viola K. Moss.
Petition of Isabella Sttne to become fane
sole trader, tiled and decreo made,
Uom. vs. rollsu jnuc, selling liquor with
out n license.
Thu case camo from Ccntralla "Polish
Jaitc" Is the man who n short tlmo since
opened n saloon, nnd did business on the
credit system. Uolng unable to read or
write bo permitted his customers to do
their own charging on bis books. When he
tried to collect somo of his outstanding ac
counts nn examination of Ills books showed
that there were largo amounts entered
ngnlust Henry ward Hecchcr, Geo. Wash-
Ington, Queen Victoria, and many of the
leading citizens of Ccutrnlla. These
charges of course, wcro false, and this sys
tem of doing business nearly broke Jake
up. The jury found him guilty of selling
liquor without license, and tho court sen
tenced hhn to pay a fine of $200 and costs
of prosecution.
uom. vs. dames u. lerwiingcr nnu
Chnrlcs McDowell, highway robbery, a true
bill.
Auditor's reports in estate of Abraham
Force, and estate of David Dcmott, confirm
ed nisi.
Com. vs. D. F- Stybert, forgery, n true
bill.
Com. vs. William Crawford, and James
Maguire, not n true .bill, prosecutor to pay
costs.
Com. vs. John P. Keller, selling liquor
without license, a true bill, verdict gull-
til .. .
neiurns oi siicriu in tue saics oi lanus
of Mary C. Musgrovo and W. B. Kcstcr
rend in open court, and deeds acknowledg
ed.
Petition for permission to make correction
of widows appraisement is estate of m.
Hughes.
lloau in l.ocust near l ocum s saw nun
road in Madison near William Hartllno's
road in Greenwood near II. J. Robbin's
road in Centre near D. Whltemlro's : road
in Fishing creek near J. M. Dewitts ; con
firmed finally.
Petition for incorporation ot lspy as a
borough refused by tho grand jury,
Com. vs. Murphy and Polish Jake, con-
piracy. Tho defendants wcro charged
with having conspired to obtain money
from somo Hungarians by fraud. Tho
Hungarians work in tlie coal mines at Mon
tana. They wcro a hard looking set, and
ns they were unablo to speak English, an
interpreter was brought from Schuylkill
county. The iury acquitted the defen
dants but put the costs on them.
Grand jury made their final report ns fol
lows :
State of Pennsylvania, )
County of Columma, ) '
Among tho Itccords of tho court of
miurter Sessions of tho Pence, In nnd
for said county it is inter alia, thus con
tained.
The Grand Inquest of Pennsylvania in
quiring for the body of Columbia county
respectfully report that wu havo discharged
our duties in tho matter of the prescntmet
of bills of indictment that have been laid
before us. That we have examined thu
public buildings nnd make tho following
recommendations : That a competent en-
glneer be employed at onco to examine In
to tho matter of drainage for said jail, and
report thereon, and that tho proper drain
bo made as soon ns possible, at tho county's
expenso. We believe that without proper
drainage tho jail cannot be properly rcno-
vatcd. That a competent person bo em-
ployed to repair tho roof of said jail, as we
find It in bad condition. That the 1'own
of Hloomsburg bo requested to grade und
lay the sidewalk and crossings on Iron
street between Cth and 7lh streets leading
to snld jail. That a new stovo bo placed
In the Recorder's office. That doors bo
placed on tho cases In the vaults for tho
better protection of tho records. Other
than the nhovo we find the public build-
ings in good condition.
Respectfully Submitted,
Sept. S3, '8!). Jambs A. Hahisis,
Foreman.
Report of auditor In estate of Jacob
Homboy confirmed nisi,
Commonwealth vs. S. A. Smith. Itecog
ulzanco forfeited.
Copimonwealth vs. Mellenry und Kline,
Recognizance forfeited to bo respited nt
twivt trirtvi
nnmmnnwealth vs. Charles Krutr. 'Ree.
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oguiiuueu luiieuuu m uu il-bj.uuu i
term.
Inquest awarded 'In estate of William
Ivcy.
Sale ordered in estntu of Samuel II
Hutchison.
Commonwealth vs. Terwilligcr and Mo
Dowcll. The trial of this case begun on
Wednesday nnd closed on Friday, tho
jury finding the defendants guilty. K. II.
As R. R. Llttlo nppcared for tho Common
wealth, nnd Col. Knorr nnd K. It, Ikelcr
for tho defendants. A strong chain of
circumstantial evidence surrounded tlie
accused. Michael, the man who was rob-
bed, Identified them as the men be met 011
the hill opposite Espy. They otlered him
whiskey from Mottle. Tho defendants
wero proven to havo bought a bottle of
whiskey at Llghtstrcct that night though
tho testimony differed as to the kind and
size of the bottlo. They wero In Espy that
evening, and borrowed a boat for tho pur.
pose, us they said, of robbing mi outline.
There was some conlllctlng evidence a3 to
whether Michael or tho defendants crossed
tho river first, but the testimony taken ul
together, pointed wltli sufficient certainty
to tlin accused, to lead iho jury to a ver-
diet of of guilty.
For a Fall Suit,
For a good Overcoat, .
For Men, Youth's, Hoy's ami Children
Clothing
go lo Davhl Lowenlicrg's.
Tliclnlr.
The minimi exhibition of tho Columbia
county Agricultural Society begins next
Wcdncsdny and continues four days, It is
expected to bo ono of tho most successful
ever held. Persons who have articles of any
kind possessing merit should put them on
exhibition. It costs nothing lo mako en-
i tries as tho exhibitor pays a dollar for en
tering mid receives a dollar's worth of
tickets. Let everybody help to mako the
fair a grand success.
Faumkus Hkad Tins. Farmers wlshliiir
n first-class article of phosphate, can get it
at Llghtstrcct nt any time. Stop nnd get
prices nnd examine goods before buying.
lunvKr E. He acock-.
i'iiiiioiih rorHiccpliig I'oiiraroiitiiH.
John Gyuinbcr, tho Hungarian who sev
eral years ago achieved almost n nntlonnl
reputation us n long-llmo sleeper, was mar
rlcd, recently, nt Allcntown. Tho brldo is
n woman about twenty-flvo years of age,
mid for several months she wns cook in
tho Hungnrlan boarding house. Tho wed-
ding created unite n stir mnomr tho frtonil
of the couple, and nftcr the words were
spoken which made them husband nnd
wife, the entire party repaired to the Hun
garlan quarter, where nmld feasting and a
uritiKingiho event was celebrated. Six
barrels of beer wcro furnished for tho wed
ding. Gyumber will set up a boarding
house with his bride ns chief cook,
Centre XotcM.
The festival nt Lime llldge was well nt-
tended. Tho Hcrwlck nnd Milllin bands
furnished tho music. John Vaudcrsllco
was In nttendnnce. turnlnir somersaults.
iVlso others turning accidentally.
Tho huntlng.inatch between thu Fow.
Icrsvlllo mid Summcrhlll parties will take
place on Saturdaj-, October Cth. Tho
Fowlersvllle sldo being confident of win
nlng this time, ns they think a change
would be agreeable. Hoys, don't bo too
sure. "Summcrhlll ncnlnst tho world.'1
Win. llcss lost nn excellent horse last
week.
Mrs. Jesse Hllliard of Northampton
county, is visiting friends here,
Miss Alice DcLong and Miss Alice Hen-
mcr, aro visiting friends in flnnllcoke this
week.
Miss In orn Applcman, of Hloomsburg,
wits tho guest of Miss Delia Hidlay Satur-
day and Sunday.
Hie two-story school houso at Lime
Hldge Is completed nnd looks well.
F.NTlili Nous.
Mimin item.
The Intcst wo can report is a ladles' corn
cutting party for the nflornoon nnd n dance
at night.
Sam. Lehmon of Espy called at west Mlf-
tlin on Sunday.
Geo. and Sadie Welsh of Watsontown
made n short visit at this place and Ncsco-
peck n few days since.
M. C. Andicns nnd S. M. Hotter while
driving on the streets on Saturday evening
came in collision nnd one of the hitter's
ponies was badly hurt.
Some of our young people nre nttcndlne
tne school m the Haptist church basement
at Hcrwlck.
i. imisieui suciuuic at ji. ii. uctlcr's on
baturday evening is among tlie liveliest
events. .Mrs. Holman of Hazlcton und
Miss Hurler of Berwick were among those
present.
Mrs. Ed, Giccn of Pittsburg is stnvinc a
snort iimo with relations nt this place.
Lloyd and Jennie Creasy of Wllliuinsburc
irgmla are making n visit nt this place
nnd Berwick. They will accompany their
mother home.
And now that the Record has (as he
thinks) guessed who tho Milllin corrcspon-
dent to tho Columbian is, now "peg" it to
mm. wonder who wrote that piece for
him. Not so bad. He foreot to tell what
Ills tax for building is. Wonder whether
ho has'nt another fellow to call un Idiot.
Good morning ! -
Tho new depot is finished and adds very
much to the appearance of the place.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Cheap underwear at J. B. Sheer's.
MacIULLIP,
the photographer,
II. J.
Clark's building, Hloomsburg, Pa.
13,000 envelopes, all S zes and colors.
wholesale and retail, at thu Colu.miiian
store.
We have two snlendhl hentl nf atnvnu fnr
sale at a crcat hamuli). Thev are full
nlckle plated and have been used lint n
short time. Apply to lleudcrshott's Phnr.
inacy.
I. W. Hartman & Son
.vre Keiuni; ready ior the Fa r. como one.
como all, will have this week (as they go
to-day to the city) a flno line of new dress
goods, and a lino lino of coatings with
mush mid velvets to trim. Will have a
large lot of new shawls and ready-made
coats. Don't forget, the rush is nlwnys
...Ul. .1...... ,1... -
.m mum inning my ruir.
Cheap ipieenswure at J. H. Skecr's.
It Is the universal onlnlon nnd it can't hn
disputed that Gross the N. Y. clothier un.
dersell's all competitors : if you wish to save
uiuuey lion 1 lorget to give him a call.
20 different styles of weddlnir Invtt nltnnn
in. uiu 1A11.U.M111AN store,
Elccant nnilor suits. idmmliiT snia
nnd
all kinds of furniture nt Cadmnn's
Ladles' und children's merino nnd pru'nnr
111 full assortment nt Clark .t Son'a with n
11111 line ui Hosiery,
I'on t lilll to sen 1 in nnhli iat juwl mnoi
Stylish lino of neckties lust rnnnlvml frnah
train tho city ut O. W. Hertsch's merchant
tailoring nnd cents turn shlntr store. Main
, ""i " JPS HI new mill elegant lie-
I MlfrllU I Via? Illll mill tU'niril. no
I mr"" ' w-'v ".mwniWHIl III) II1I1UU ll
Bas, nnd the steadiest and best light known,
Cull soon ut Ilendershntt's Pharmacy.
t'COPIO Uttcnd ni? court rvin net mnnla nt
all hours nt H. Stohncr's. Oysters served
111 every siyic, mso ny 1110 ijuarl or Hun.
UICU. j w
The best black and colored dress r1II
ior the money,
assortment,
nt Clark it Son's, Largo
MauKILLIP,
tho photographer,
II. J.
Clark's building, Hloomsburg, Pa,
Fnr good cheap
furniture, go to Cad.
man's.
Hats and cans, trunks uud valises
in
great variety, at Gross' N. Y. Store,
Look at tho now shades of wrltlnir imner
In our show windows. Sold by tho sheet
or quire, at the Coi.umiuax store.
Ladles, when you want a nlco coat. ilol.
man, jacket, circular, &c., for yourself, or
a nice little coat, havo lock, ceo., for your
llttlo Hoy or girl from -1 to 11 years, go to
wiire Duin, ho oki garments irom last
year.
nn . - ., - ,
n ne u vim come io i o i- air vnu nrn es.
pcchlly invited to como and see our stock,
If you caniiot coiiiu then, como before.
come nfler, como all the time, and wo will
try and glvo you decided bargains-Clark
cchon. Dry goods, notion uud fancy
wviw. imifeu i!Miiiiiieui.
Lilt. & Sloan's Stock of underwear fnr
I ladies, children and gentlemen Is now com.
pil'IC.
A jump Into liluriilty.
Charles Price, a helper In the null works
nt Sunbury nnd another young man named
Shrunk, visited the Snyder county side of
tho river, using a small liont for the pur
pose. It Is stated they both imbibed pretty
freely, nnd started for homo about half. past
six o'clock. The half of tho return trip
was made in safety, when at the place
whero the water Is known to bo very deep,
It being a point opposite the second pier of
tho new Heading railroad bridge near this
side of tho i Ivor, Price got up from Ids
seat In the boat. Shrunk says he advised
him to sit down, when ho remarked, ns he
straightened himself, "Good-bye, Hill."
Then getting into n stooping position, ho
sprang from the boat into tho river nnd
sunk beneath the waves. Shrunk called
loudly for help and wns towed Into shore.
Instant nsslstunco wns given him, but tho
drowning man could not bo seen, his body
fulling to como up. Price, tho drowned
man Is said to be from Pending, mid his
rclatlvo s nlso rcsldo there. His body was
recovered next day.
This Is to certify that L. 12. Whurv is tlie
sole authorized agent for IJloomsburg, for
the Kcndlng otovo v orks, of Urr, fainter
ifc Co,, mid Is the only dealer that can clvc
guarantee on our work on stoves, heat-
n'Ja,', '
OUU, PAINTKIt & CO.
Gross tho N. Y. clothier has lust return.
en irom a, x. and I'hlia.
Great euro has been taken by G. W.
Hcrtsch tho artist tailor lo select u full line
of fall and winter stock of tine nnd fancy
suitings to please the tastes of all desiring
nn outfit. Cull nt once nnd examine his
stock.
Hamulus in black and colored cash.
meres, ladles' dres3 cloths and other dress
goods at uiarK Ci son's.
S2.23 buvs a solid overcoat at Gross' N.
Y. Store, llloom.
Pictures, frames.
window cornices, nt
Cadmnn's.
Thermometers, from 25 cents to
S3.50 at
tf
the Cci.umiiian store.
Lutz & Sloan will not exhibit their stock
of goods nt tho Fair, but If you call nt
their store you will find n largo assortment
of ladles' coats, cloaks, shawls, skirts,
Jerseys and anything you may wunt in the
lino ot dry goods very cheap.
Our stock of shawls Is now complete, nt
prices lower than ever, with a full line of
blankets away down nt Clark & Son's.
So.OO buys a cood decent new suit of
Sunday clothes nt Gross' N. Y. Store,
liioom.
MauKILLIP,
the photographer,
II. J.
Clark's building, Hloomsburg, Pa.
The summer of 18S3 Is no more and straw
hat? must go. Fortunately G. W. Hcrtsch
the tailor lias just received u full stock of
nobby and most stylish hats and caps for
tall and winter ot every variety ior men
and boys, prices very low. Give him n trial
and be convinced.
Ladles' dress trimmings, nil the styles of
gimps, ornaments, loops, uuttons, uuckics,
brauK Sec, nt Clark it Son's.
For S3.G0 you can buy good boys suits,
at Gross' N. Y. Store.
Mote new cashmeres and other dress
goods at Lutz oc Sloan's.
I.ucc curtains, towels, table Uncus, nap-
kins, doyles, sheetings, prints, muslins,
&c, in large assortment, at Clark oc Son's.
D9991 spring chickens.
11909 old hens, geese nnd ducks.
0999 good live calves.
9999 lbs. raspberries.
0999 " pitted cherries.
All tho nbove wanted at Light btrcct, liy
Silas Young,
August ;i-um
82.3.1) buys children's suits from 3 yrs. to
10, nt Gross' N. Y. Store.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
WANT OF FAITH.
If C. A. Kleim, tho Druccist, docs not
succeed it is not for tho want of faith. He
has such faith in Dr. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung syrup us u remedy for Coughs, uolds,
Consumption, nnd Luiic Affections, that he
gives a bottle free to each and every one who
is in need of a medicine of this kind.
July 13-eo w
"I.ADIKS."
Ladies in a delicate condition find that
they derive great benefit from Speer's port
wine, it nas uecome mo most popular
wine made for the uso of aged and debili
tated persons. It is nlso used as a commu
nion wine, t or sale Dy diugglsts.
UAl'SK AND EFFECT.
At limes svniptoms of indigestion nre
present, uneasiness of the stomach, &c, n
moisture llko perspiration, producing itch-
ing nt night, or when one is warm, causo
tho Piles. The effect is immediate relief
upon the application of Dr. Basauko's Pile
iienicdy, winch cosis you nut ou cents mm
jssoiu uyu, a. Kicim. diuy iu-eow
ANOTllBlt CASK OF KIDNEY DlsKAlE CUIlKU 1IY
11HEU.MATIO SYIHT1'.
Furnace Village, Wayne Co., N. Y.,
.March . 1882.
Gents Fifteen years ntro I had a very
severe attack of rheumatism, which settled
in my back uud hips, und much of tho
lime lor the lust live years 1 have heen un
able to attend to my business ; tor weeks
and weeks at n time I hnvo been unable to
turn In my bed or to feed myself. I have
tried many remedies, and two years ago I
consulted one of tho most celebrated phy
sicians in thu Statu, who pronounced it
k'duey disease, but I grew worso nil tho
time during his treatment. I heard your
Rheumatic. Svrun hlidilv recommended.
and I tried it, nml before I had used two
bottles nil pain had left me, and to-day I
can get about nnd 11m able to attend to my
Diisincss, and am improving rapidly every
day. I am confident that the Itheumatlc
Syrup, if taken us directed, will euro nny
case of rhcunintism or kidney disease. I
am most respectfully yours,
UAItllKTT AMMF.ltMAN,
Overseer of the Poor.
Fnlrlleld, Iowu. Dr. J. L, Myers says :
'Brown's iron Hitters Is thu best Iron prep.
.nation I havo ever known In mv thirty
yeurs of practice. "
See a woman in another column, near
Speer's Vincynrds, picking grapes from
which Speer's Port Grape Wine Is made,
that Is so highly esteemed by tho medical
profession, for the use nf invalids, weakly
persons and the nged,
bold by Urugglsls. sept S'J-ly
KI'll.ursY KNTIIIKI.Y Cl'llElt.
Ir,if Irvlnn 1 ,ltl, nf lllr. V V
makes tho following statement, ' "Simarr
tan AVm'ne lias entirely cured me of epllep-
l Hi ins,
our imuAims.
Wu nre glad to say that our dauiihlcr.
who has been atlllcted with Rheumatism
for about eight years, Is nearly cured from
me uso 01 two iiotiies ot riiclp' Kheimintlo
Elixir. We regard it us mi excellent remo.
day, uud anticipate u perfect euro by tho
time another bottle Is Liken.
Respectfully, Mil ash Mus. Stave,
188 Fiveivont street, Chicago, III.
Forsalo ut Ileudei'shott's Pharmacy.
Rheumatism, iltanrtlct-nil ldnnil. trmr1
ilehlllty, and many chronic diseases nro
notiuccii incurable, nro alien cured by
Hrown's Iron Hitters.
wonrii KNOWING,
N. J, HemlorshoU desires all who aro
itllllcted with Rheumatism in nny form to
call at his drug store nnd receive vuluuble
Information. Como one, como all, of what
ever nation, sex- or color.
Sufferers trom the ell'ects of uuintni!.
used ns u remedy tur chills and fever, will
appreciate Ayer's Ague Cure, a powerful
tonic bitter, composed wholly of venetablo
substances, without a jiurtlclo of any nox'.
tons drug. Its in lion U peculiar, prompt,
nml powerful, break Ing up the chill, curing
tho fever, und oxpellug the poison fiom tho
system, yet leaving no harmful or uiipleas
unt effect upon tlie patient
Rheumatic
Tho Greatest Blood Purifier Known!
Rhotimatism Cured.
Scrofula Cured.
"ORT IIVKOX, N. Y., Feb. 80, tM.
Ilheumntlc flunip CV. I
I had been doelerlngfor three
or four yearn, with different phy
sicians, for ncrotula, ns some rail
ed It, but found no relict until I
commenced taking your Hyrup.
Alter taking It a short tlmo, to
my surprise, It begun to help me.
Continuing Its usoafew weeks,
I found myself ns ell ns ever.
As n blood purlller, 1 think It has
no equal.
JlltS, Wlt.UAM 8THANU.
lihpuHinttc sitrim cv.
(Iknts I hnvo been a crent
sufferer from llheumntlsm tor six
years, nml hcurlnir of Iho success
of lthemnntle (rrup I concluded
to gin
eltft m.Hlnmy own case,
nna I cheerful ir sav
cheerfully say that I have
been itrcnily loneiltf ed by Its use,
1 ran walk with entire freedom
from pain, and my (rcneral health
Is cry much Improved. It Is a
Hplendld remedy for tho blood
aim iii'iiuunieu Msiem.
K I'llCHTUU I'AKK, M. 1).
Manufactured by IIIIHUMATIC HYRUV
C B. IMMBBMS
DEALER IN
Foreign and MamestiG
WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OX OT.AI'ES AND WINE.
A Committee from tho Farmer's club of
the American In3tlttito nppolnted to visit
Vineyards and wlno Cellars, and examine
Into American Wino culture report that the
Jersey, nre the most reliable to be obtained,
nnd Hint his uporto urapo manes n rort
Wine equal to any In the world. For snlo
by druggists.
OOV. HOYT'S ENPOI1SUMEXT.
Executive Chamber, 1
Harrisburg, Pa., June 7 1832. j
Mr. John II. Phe'ps, Scrnnton, Pa., My
Dear Sir s Promptly upon receipt of your
Elixir, ten days since, I entered upon its
use nccordlng to directions, stopping my
lodld Pntass., Amnion, and Wine of Col
chicuni. At that tlmo I wns completely
disabled with gout in both feet and rheu
matism in both knees, uud helpless. Now
I comfortably hobblo about tho liouse,
and expect to be out In a week. It may be
a co'ncldcncw, my amendment and the use
of your medicine. I hopo for no occasion
to try it again, but il need be I will try it
again In a fresh attack with great confi
dencc. Very truly yours, Heniiy M. Hovt,
Governor of Pennsylvania.
For sale at lleudcrshott's Pharmacy,
liloomsuurg, t'a.
Joplln, Mo. Dr. J. H. Morgan says ; "I
find that Brown's Iron Hitters gives entire
satisfaction to nil who use It"
MARKETREP0RTS.
HLOOMSBURG MARKET.
Wheal per bushel
Hyo "
Corn, "
oats " "
Flour per barrel
Uloverseea
nutter ,
.07
.70
.to
.84
5.50
TatlOW
Potatoes
Dried Apples
Hams
Sides & Shoulders
Chickens
Turkeys ....
Lard per pound
.lo
.08
.40
.CO
14
11
12
.12
.14
810
S3
3.00
uuy pur ion
Beeswax ,
Buckwheat llower per loo.,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Oct. Slid, m,
Flour dull. Wheat aiU corn easier. o.Usllrm.
KI.OL'11 .Market was quiet hut very weak;
l'eunsylv.uita family 13.0) ; western do f5.50afi!.O :
patents S.S3a7.S3.
Hyo Flour Is sttons at $1.75 per barrel for pure.
HEAT Market Is quiet and a Utile easier;
Sales or Vim bushels. In lots, at fl.e4al.1s. U'S
bid for September; fl.ouir for October; J1.11M for
Not ember, rnd $1.11 for December; fl.16 for Jan
uary. coax Dull andweaker; car lots W.18J ; 5sc
bid for September; rSo for October ; 5W lor No
vember and 57e for Pec'mber.
oats Firm; car lots ataiass:; 30o was bid for
SeptemlHr ; Me for October ; who for Not ember :
88c for December.
At the open boaul, second call, 1 p.m., theie
was bid for wheat ji.w, for October.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Kcsift Estate r
In pursuance ot an order of tho Oiphans' Court
or Columbia county, Pennsylvania, tho under.
signed administrator of Anna Wclllvcr, lato of
Madison township In said county, deceased, will
sell at public sale on tho premises on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1833.
At ono o'clock, p. m., the following tracts cf
valuable 1 eat estate, vli :
Thoilrst thereof situate In Madison township.
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded and de
scribed as follows: IIKWNNINO at a post on the
bank ot Fishing creek and running thence south
thlny and a half degrees west ono hundred and
Illly and clsht-tenth perches to tho bank of De
mott's creek, thenco down tho samo by Its several
courses ono hundred and sixty-tour and eight,
tenth perches to a post ono and nine-tenth per.
dies from a beech treo on tho bank ot Fishing
creek aiorca.it 1, thenco up tho same by Us several
courses two hundred and eighty and live-tenth
lurches to tho post, the place of beginning, con-
talnlug
IOO ACHES,
bti let measure.
The second thereof Htuate In Madison township,
Columbia county Pennsylvania, liounded nnd do
boiiuedas follows: HEOINMNO at a chestnut
oak adjoining lands ot Jacob Deinott and John
llcndershott, and running thenco south by lands
of llcndershott and others sixty nnd one-half de
grees cast two hundred und nine perches to a
hemlock and lands nf Eiastus llendcrshot nnd
Philip Miller, thenco noith twenty-nluo undoue.
half degrees east fomteen and seven-tenth per
ches to a post, theneo south slty and 0110 lull de
grces east scventy-tlvo peiehes to a hemlock,
theneo north twenty-eight nnd one half degrees
east ten perches (crosslug thu creek) to a post,
thence up tho creek by vatlous courses and dlstan
ces, being north, three hundred nml fortj-one
and four-tenths pei dies to a post ou tho bank of
creek, thenco south by land of Jacob Deinott
twelve degrees west sixty perches and tw o-tenths
tothocucbtiiulo.de the place cf beginning, con
laming 1 ACMES
and tltly-four perches strict measure.
The tlrst above mentioned tract oi land Is the
homehtead faun of the said decedent situate near
Ejerdroic, about elghty-llvo acres ot which Is
cleared and In a good htale ot cultivation, Is con.
vcnlvut to ehurchos school, mills and market. Il
has a two story (r.uuo dwelling housi', with
Kitchen ana out buildings and well of good water
at tho door, a good frame bun and stable, with
wagon shed, corn crib and other convenient build
ings, with good well of water In the barn ; It has
n story and a half ten mt
HOUSE, AND BARN
- lliercn 1111 ' "itiimntiiees.te,, andallln good
condition, The part In wood has a great deal of
good and valuablo timber.
Tho second abovo mentioned tract of land la all
wuou land, containing n largo quantity of good
and valuable timber ot different Mhds-ptne, hem.
lock, oak, poplar, Ae, i it adjoins tho llrst pleco
and Is nllke near to market and other advantages j
It Is nearly nil level bottom land.
TEUMSOI' Hxt.K Ten p r cent, of the ono
tuurlh ol I he purchase moaey to bu paid at the
striking dowu of hj properly) th9 ono-iourtu less
the ten percent at Un eotmrinat.o i of sale; uud
th leunlulug thiee.fourtlH In one enr th're-
ufter, with tntpri.it irom eo&nru nitoi, nisi.
Purcuiurr to pay lor thu dued.
ikaikim will tv imi'ii nn in,. n.t ,iiv ...
ISM.iipouthepuicluso money being properly to.
i ,,,, n,o ,.,i, ,,. .,.,,
cured. WILLIAM KKAMl'.K.
Administrator.
Oct b l Hloomsburg, Pu.
Nouralgia Curod,
1'AinrOBT, N. V., Jlarch It, US.
lUieuuuitte syrup Co. I
Oknts Slnco November, 1RH4, 1
havo been a constant sufferer
from neuralgia and havo not
known what It was to bo froo
from pnln until I commenced tho
uso of Itheumatlc Syrup. I havo
felt no pain since using the fourth
bottle. I think It Is tho best rem
edy I havo ever heard ot for purl
flng tho bloodandfor thecure
of rheumatism nnd neuralgia.
w. n. CHASE.
CO., 1 tlvmanlh Are., Rochester, X. r.
Public Sale !
OP VALUABLE
Personal Property,
AXD
TCcal Estate !
The undersigned executors of tho estato of Isaac
Snyder, late of Mlfllln township, Columbia county,
Pa., deceased, will expose to public salo on the
premises ln;Mlfllln township, on
Tuesday, October 16, '83.
At ten o'clock, a. m., tho following personal prop
erty : two horses, two milch cows, two heifers,
ono bull, six hogs, six pigs, ono lover-power
threshing machine, ono cast pipe wagon, ono lum
ber wagon, ono two-horso spring wngon, ono top
buggy, ono lluckeye reaper and mower, ono sled,
ono Danville double corn plow, ono hay fork, ropo
and pulleys, four sets team harness, ono set buggy
harness, nve sets ny nets, bridles, collars, bells,
Ac, two grain cradles, ono corn shcller, ono fan
ning mill, one Scotch harrow, ono sleigh, plows,
harrows, feed cutters, wheelbarrow and other
farming Implements. Lot of wheat, rye, oats, hay
buckwheat, potatoes, corn In field, grain in t he
ground, lot of boards poultry, four hives of bees,
lot of household goods consisting in part ot car
pets, beds and bedding, stoves, chairs, tables,
canned fruit, e.
Terms made known on day of sale.
ALSO at tho samo tlmo and placo will bo sold
tho following real estato situated In Mlfllln town
ship, bounded as follows: north by land of Joseph
Nyer and Peter Creasy, cast by a public road,
south by lands of Horace Creasy and Charles Gear
hart and west by land of Joseph Nyer, whereon
aro erected a largo
FRAME HOUSE, & BANK BARN
and outbuildings. Containing about
125 ACRES.
good spring, and well of water at tho house.
Flno fruit. About 8 acres of timber land, balance
well cultivated.
ALSO at the samo time and placo all that cer
tain trnct ot land situated In Mlfllln township,
Columbia county, Pa., bounded nnd described as
follows : north by lands ot Peter Creasy and Jacob
Nuss, east by Mahlon r.ndy, south by public road,
west by public road ; about 8 acres being well
timbered with white nnd rock oak, chestnut,
maple, hickory, Ac., the remainder under state of
cultivation with several good springs of water,
containing
:m acmes,
moro or less. These two tracts aro separated by
tho public road, and will be sold together or as
two tracts.
TKHMS FOK SALE OP MEAL KSTATE. Ten
per cent, of one-fourth on the day of sale, one
tourtn less ten percent, on April 1st, 1684, when
possession will bo given ; balanco of purchaso
money to bo paid lullvo equal annual payments
on tho 1st day ot April of each year until paid,
with Interest from April 1st 1S8I. Purchase mon
eylobo secured by bonds and mortgage. Pur
chaser to pay for deed and mortgage.
I. L. BNYDBlt,
J. E. SNYDElt,
Executors.
At the same tlmo and place will be sold one
horse nnd one cow, belonging to Dora Snyder.
oct 5-ts
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
STATS OK UEOUaK CIUK1, LATE OK HOAKINOCKEEK
TOWNSHIP DECEASED.
Letters ot administration In the estato of fieonro
Craig, late of Hoarlngcreek township, Columbia
county Pa., deceased, haebeen granted by tho
IVglster of said county to ueorgo l: Craig, Admin.
Istrator. All peiNons having claims against said
estate aro requested to present them for settle
ment, and those Indebted to tho same to muku
payment to tho undersigned administrator with
out delay. ur.OHUE P. CItAlO,
.Miugrove. Columbia co., pa. Administrator.
Sept. lltll-GW KHAWN & KOUB1NS, Atty's.
FOR SAIG.
(tot)
Tho following property will bo sold at Public
sale on
Saturday October 20i, '83.
That well known Hotel Property, the
U N' I 0 N II A L L,
Situated on .11111 Street. Ilainllle, l'ennn.
The property can bo bought at Private Sale pre
Woustothat day. Terms easy, Enquire ot
J. C. U1IODES, 1
It. II. WOOLLEV, J
isxecuiors.
Octolier, 5th.:iw
E. B. BROWER,
GPLUMBING,)
OVSriTTIXGA ST I j AM HEATING.
DEALKlt IN
STOVES & TINWARE.
All kinds of work in Sheet Iron, Roof
iny nml Sjiouting promptly
attended to.
jwstilet attention given to heating by stoam.
Comer of Main & East Sts ,
ISloomshurg, Pn.
RATHER TOO LONG.
After Twenty Venrn on tlie VroiiK
Hlile ol 1. 1 fen Virginian TuriiH
Uiu TuliIeM.
"How long did you say "
"Twenty years, i hum. up to the tlmo I men.
Honed 1 had sintered from diseased liver for twen
ly )oars,' naid Mr. w. T, Hancock, ot lllchmond,
viu, half'sadly, as though thinking of that dllspl.
dated section ot Ills hie. ".u ilium l ahnust wish,
ed II had pleustil Proildence to emit the Uier from
the huiuuu anatomy,"
Had enough -twenty years of that sort of
thine" responded u listener. "What waslhouii
shot of it t1'
"The upshot was that somo time ago I went
don tn fsemi'Hilrug store Hi theclty.and iKiught
one uf M'.Nso.N'K v AIVINK PUHOl'S PI-xSTEltS.
applied it und was lelleved lu a lew hours, ami
I
, luiila-ruliber."
.uu ium iui wjuiui it iiiuiurii my liter wvro name oi
Ileuson's-uiillkc the old finhloned kind of plus.
lein uct promptly. Look Ior the wind CAI'CINK,
w htch Is cut In the genuine. Price i!5 ceuls.
bury it jonnson, I'liemisiH, New yoix.
October rtli-iw d