THE COLOMBIAN.
" "IM II - - - - ,
0. H. Elwoll, ..,.
J. E. BlttanlJjnier.J Eilto"'
BLOOMSDUKG, PA,
FRIDAY, NOVEXIUlill 10, 1883.
Nilcs' majority for Auditor GciiuriU
is 10,732, and Livsoy'a majority for
State Treasurer is 10,703
Stay-at-Homes,
Krom tho Harrhburg Patriot, t)em.
It seems to have boon a question bo
tweon tho two parties which could loavo
tho greater number of voters at homo
on election day and at tho satno time
olect its ticket. The Republicans
did their level best in refusing to vote,
but tho Democrats wero resolved to
beat them at that game, and they suc
ceeded' so well that thoy left tho lie
publican ticket in a majority. When
it comes to a match of maliligoring on
election day it Is always sato to bet on
thcDemocrats, especially thoso resident
in tho city of Philadelphia. They aro
particularly certain to win tho match if
their party is in a haud to-hand con
flict with its antagonist and when their
prcsenca at tho polls is needed tho
most
The Now York World prints a py
ramidal forecast of tho vote of tho sev
eral Blatcs for president next year. It
looks rather gloomy for the republicans.
The Tribune could not havo scon these
pyramidi when it said that "republi
can success next year is possible." Tho
World's tako this shape, and tho two
together look liko tho coflin of tho re
publican party :
THIS DF.HOCRAT1C COLUMN.
O III o.
TEXAS.
NEVADA.
FLORIDA.
O EOllOI A.
O 11 I (1 O N.
4. ' vino INI A.
"(j... . ALABAMA.
INDIANA.
MI S S O U It I . .
A It KA N S A 8 .
LOUISIANA.
: D K L B W A It K.
KEN TUCKY.
M ISS IS SIP PI.
MA It TL AN D.
T EN N E S 8 E E.
CALIF OltN IA.
1 N E W Y O It IK.
N E W J E 11 S K Y.
WEST VIROINIA.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Twcnty-thrco states, with 260 electo
ral votes. Necessary to a choice, 201.
THE REPliniJCAN COI.U9IX.
N E W II A M P S II I It E .
MASSACHUSETTS.
CONNECTICUT.
PENNSYLVANIA.
RHODE ISLAND.
MINNESOTA.
WISCONSIN.
COLORADO.
NEBRASKA.
. VERMONT.
M I O II I Q A N .
ILLINOIS.
KANSAS.
MAIN E .
IOWA.
Fifteen states, with 151 electoral
yotcs.
Pinal Adjournment.
When tho House was called to order
on Tuesday morning Mr. Ziegler offer
ed tho following : Jlesolecd if tho
senate concur, that tho Legislature will
adjourn sine die on Wednesday, De
cember flth at 12' o'clock, noon.
Mr. Nicholson moved to postpone tho
resolution for the present, and nearly
every republican voted for postpone
ment. The resolution was finally
agreed to, after soruo discussion.
In tho evening tho committee on ap
propriation reported tho following
Par and mileage ot senators- to 1,419 oo
Stationary for senate . 509 00
Pay of officers and employes, Including
clerks :0,02a oo
MUeago lor officers 871 so
Payor pages 1.8J0 oo
Pay ot chaplain ...... aoo 00
Tostage on record -... 80 CO
Contingent expenses senato 3,0 10 00
Indexing Journal CO 00
Total
ray and mileage of members .
Stationary
Pay and mUeago.o; officers
ray of pages........
ray of chaplain
Postago on Record
Contingent expenses
Indexing Journal.................
Legislative Record
Indexing Record ,
Total . ..
.-1121,740 CO
,-1378,038 43
. 2,020 00
,. 80,839 80
.. 1,633 00
300 0)
ICO 00
.. 5,450 00
100 00
.. 6,5G0 00
150 00
-...415,300 28
Included in tho total charged to the
house are the items of the Legislative
Record and indexing &amo amounting
to S0,710, which are joint expenses.
In addition the bill covers items of $11
for tho sergeant-at-arms of tho house
for serving subprenas and 30 for the
earao officer of tho senate for similar
services.
Tho aggregato sum embodied in the
bill is 530,910.73.
Washington Claimants.
FLOCKING TO THE CAPITAL TO I'REl'ARE
FOR TIIU CO.M1NO SESSION.
Washinoton, Nov. 13. Ono could
tell that tho meeting of Congress was
not Jar ott Irom the way ccitain per
sons begin to make their appearance.
For over bo many years they havo bo-
sieged Congress with claims of nearly
every description, and lor amounts
ranging from a thousand dollars to a
million. Somo of them havo been hero
twenty years, if not longer. Tho ranks
aro kept good by now cases as ono
after another drops out. Favorable
action bv Concrcss in ono caso will iu
spiro all tho rest witii hope and tho
determination to stick. Not ono of
them doubts but that his turn is bound
to como yet. Claims growing out of
tho war aro the more numerous class.
These crow with tiuie. A war olaim
1b equal in valuo to tho average of
mining plants. It depends quite as
much how such a claim is worked as on
tho character of the proof supporting
it. Somo claims ripen with ago ; the
older they aro tiio better. A large
claim stands a far better chance than a
comparatively small ouo. A claim
that Is not largo enough to diviuo up
and oreato tho promise of a goou thing
for several parties has a poor show
unless it has an independent money
backing. A claim that Is largeenough
to divido up is a self-propelling power.
It will find friends. A claim is often
farmed out to a ring of lobby brokers
which includes ono or more able law
yers familiar with all tho intricacies of
that sort of practice. Thoy go at it
systematically, and aro content if tho
first lime they can get tho claim before
a committee, oven though no action is
taken. That much is counted as pro
gress, and so it is. The tioxt time a
report, with or without a reeommonda.
tion, is obtained, ami nothing more
comes of it for that time. Next timo
it trots a set back from an unlavorablo
report. Hut that doc not discourage
tno syndicate, who nrc prepared lor
that. The next timo tho attempt i
mado to havo tho matter referred to a
select committee. If it succeeds, it is
a pieco of good fortuno j it is a favor
ablo method. By this timo somo
now proof has probably boon discover
ed. ;
Papers heretofore missing havo born
found. After a while a bill is reported,
which, however, is not considered for
want of time, or through persistence of
somo objector at tho only timo when it
could be got up. lint no ono is dis
couraged yet except tho poor claimant
who has spent his timo and money
hanging around Washington winter
after winter, until ho can do it no Ion
gcr, and yet not knowing what else to
do. And so ho comes and noes year after
year, and so do tho contracting syndi
cate, who, with a number of lous on
their hands, manage to mako a business
ot it and pay expenses. Jint tho poor
claimant, tho victim of hopo deferred,
having no such arrangement, is getting
poorer every year, though tho syndi
cato assuro him that the prospect is
brightening. And so it is in one view)
for now hud thon a claim of this de
scription docs go through, cither by
tho direct and coticlusivo action of Con
gress, or by being referred to tho Court
ot Ulaiins. Alter that thero is another
and peculiar experience. Managers of
claims consider tho Court of Claims a
good placo to bo. Tho reasons aro
various and familiar to thoso who have
gono through tho mill. How inade
quately tho government is represented
in this Court outsiders little understand.
Claims that havo been pushed in tho
lobby by women have had exception
ally good luck. Women aro believed
to bo moro persistent than men. Cases
aro cited of claims abandoned by ex
perienced lobbymon after a faithful
trial, that havo been put through by
femalo influence. Tlicro is ono such
caso before tho Court of Claims at the
present moment for a lanjo amount,
which owes its success, after repeated
failures, to this character or cffoit and
influence. Few claims ato totally
abandoned. A claim for cotton or
other property destroyed in the war has
over been regarded as good property.
Men have lived for years on a claim of
this description, obtaining money from
time to timo by pledging an interest in
tho claim. Ono caso is given where
tho original claim, which was spread
over every inch of fact drawn out to
its utmost capacity, has been enlarged
and pledged to pay expenses and en
larged again. One such claim was put
through a few years ago after tho
original claimant had, little by little,
sold himself cut. Tho syndicato that
floated it got the monoy and made a
good thing by tho operation. It would
not bo right to infer that all claims, or
oven a majority of them, aro fraudu
lent. Somo of them, many per
haps, aro founded in justice. What
heartaches have attended the failing
endeavor to push them year after year!
But for professional claimants tho
prospect this timo is not a good one.
Tho House is largely Democratic.
Fraudulent Pension Attorneys.
TIIIl MANNER IN WHICH THEY CONDUCT
THEIR BUSINESS AT WASHINGTON".
Washington,Nov. 12-Commissionor
Dudley has sent a letter to Secretary
leller presenting tho caso of Jtoux &
English, pension attorneys, for disbar
ment, which really covers nearly all tho
case thus far mado up. Its prompt ap
proval by Secretary Teller practically
carries with it tho disbarment of near
ly all tho firms yet reported for suspen
sion.
In tho letterMr.Dudloy says tho charges
against Roux & English aro "falso and
fraudulent representation pertaining
to tho Pension laws, records in their
extraordinary facilities for tho prose
cution of pension claims." Ho says
there has arisen a class of claim agents
who havo solicited business by the
most Haunting and disreputaulo meth
ods of advertisements, and adds that
they admit having surreptitiously ob
tained a copy of tho rxecutivo docu
ment called "Printed Pension List"
from an employee of the Senate.
Tho members of tho firm are two
boys, scarcely of age, who sign the
circulars fraudulently as members of
tho Grand Army of the Republic,
"Yours in F., C. and L.,'' when, in
point of fact, it is doubtful if thoy wore
born when the war begun.
Martin Luther.
Tho celebration of tho four hundreth
anniversary of tho birth of Martin
Luther, which took placo last Satur
day, November 10, has awakened anew
interest in his history and the work no
accomplished..
He was born on tho 10th of Novem
ber, 1483, of humble parentage, at Eis
leben, Saxony. Thero was littlo re
markable about him as a boy. Others
wero as studious and capable, and when
ho attended tho University at Erfurt it
is doubttul it ho was any moro proli
cicnt in ins studies than is many a
young collegian of to-day. But ho was
a conscientious student, who wanted an
original knowledge of all things, and
thero was a mighty energy and deter
raination about him which could not bo
put down when once aroused. Whilo
in tho Augiistino Convent at Erfurt, ho
conceived an idea but for which he
might have passed his lifo in the seclu
sion of tho cloister. IIo went through
a spiritual crisis, revolving in his mind
tho teachings of tho church and poring
over tho old books iu the library, aud it
was then that a conviction took root Iu
his soul that sins could bo forgiven
through tho graco ot uod.
It was littlo thought by tho pcoplo of
Wittenberg that tho young man in sac
erdotal robes who advanced such
strange ideas, in lecturing at tho Uni
versity, was to mako tho town famous
in history, and chango tho thought of
the world. It was in Wittenberg that
ho nailed tho niucty-fivo theses against
tho salo ot indulgences upon tho gate
of tho church, nnd offered to maintain
them in tho university against nil ini
pugners. At Wittenberg ho published
thoso famous addresses and treatises
about tho year 1520, which sewed tho
Feed of reformation abroad in tho laud.
It was there, too, that ho burnt tho
theses of Tutzcl nnd the Pope's bull at
tho gato of tho city. All Germany was
convulsed with excitement, and Luther
was summoned beloro tho diet at
Worms. With heroio courago ho re
solved to oboy tho suminous. In spito
ot tho threats ot enemies ami tho anx
iety of friends ho attended tho diet aud
defined Ilia position to tho assembled
sovereigns. IIo closed his speech with
thoso famous words : "Here I tako
my stand. I can do no otherwise, so
help me God. Amen. Despite tho
nwiul menace of tho Pope and the
Priests, Luther continued to Bcatter the
seeds of reform, aud his eloquence,
courage and power, displayed on many
lanious occasions, uuieninucu uiu iur
THE" COLUMBIAN AND
tunes of tho Reformation. About tho
last important not of hm life was the
maintenance of his peculiar views in
regard to tho sacrament of tho Lord's
Supper at tho famous conference of
Marburg, and m February, 1510, six
teen years after, ho died.
Tho peoplo of Wittenberg held a
niitnltrntinn l.i n.1. ......... ..f . U
bvtv.il ,MUII 111 4I14.UIJUU Ul tlltl UlllUliil
commemoration on tho 12th of Sentem
ber. It was a great day for this old
town, whero Luther first mado public
his convictions nnd defended fliptn.
About fifteen thousand noonio were
present, among whom wero tho Crown
Princo Frederick William, Prineo Al-
eoht and Ilerr Von Gossler, Minister
if
iM-'ciesnsticai nltairs.
Iu America his hirtlid.iv w.na f-nln.
rated everywhere, and in somo cities
ho celebration continued two or tlirrn
days.
On tho 13th of April, 1525, Martin
jutuer married Uathaiino do Horn, a
un in tho Cistcrinn convent of Nimpt
hen, which sho had entered at an ear
ly ago. bho was born on tho 30th of
January. 1109. Aftoi she had becomi!
acquainted with tho doctrines of Lutli-
I . . - . ...
sno was no longer content. Willi mem
tlo life, nnd determined to withdraw
from it. Her relatives refused to per
mit, flimli fin mtlmi. nm1 ii'itli tttti
other nuns slip applied to Luther for
nno!l.. tT- 1 .1. '.. IM- ... !
..sisuiui;:. ij.u nucuiuu tuuir mjurxy IU
1523, and coming to Wittenberg, Cath
erine became an nnnato in tho houso of
burgomaster. Through his friend
loholus Von Amsdorf. Luthnr nfiWpil
her tho hand of a pastor in Orlamuende.
Sllf llWIinnd tliia nffni- linf flnnlnt-.i.l
herself willing to marry Van Ormsdorf
or Luther himself. Soon after this tho
great reformer took her for his wile
I . . . . i- .. r . .
aespuo mo protest oi both iricnds and
enemies. His wid left her all his pos
sessions so long as sho remained a
idow. which, as it seems, was not a
vorv liberal timvnr. fop nftnr T.itt.lmr'a
death the Elector of Saxony and Chris
tian III. of Denmark contributed from
timo to timo to her support. Her
death occurred at Torqua on tho 20th
of December, 1 552.
Imprisoned too Long.
THE CONl'ESSION OF A I.AW1T.R THAT
SECURED THE PARDON OF TWO
LIFE PRISONERS.
In tho summer of 1805 Thomas
Howard and .Tames E. Sherwood enter
ed the house of an old man living in
Livingston county New York, and
boat and robbed him. They wero over
taken and arrested on chargcj of house
breaking just as they wero on the point
of boarding a Panama steamer in New
York harbor, but before they could bo
lodged in tho Livingston County Jail
tho old man, tho victim of their rob
bery, died. Tho chnrgo was then
changed to murder in tho first degree
and the prisoners wero sentenced
to lifo imprisonment. Recent
ly tho District Attorney who
prosecuted them wrote to Governor
Cloveland, stating that when the caso
came before him ho was a young law
yer with few briefs. Flushed by re
cent political prefcrmcntand being am
bitious oi making a record ho did these
men a wrong which ho does not bono to
expiate in this world. Tho physician
who made tho post-mortem examina-t
tion, ho wrote, reported to him that the
old man died of lingering consumption,
and tho slight violence that ho suffered
at the hands of Sherwood and Howard
had not tho remotest connection witli
his death. Tho Prosecuting Attorney
requested the physician, who was his
personal friend and an irresponsible
quack, to never make tho result public,
and immediately drew up papers charg
ing tho prisoners with murder in the
liratdegrce.
lhetwomen, ignorant of tho mno-
cenco of tho chargo and frightened at
the prospect of tho gallows, went bo
foro the Judgo and pleaded guilty and
wero hustled off to Albany prison in
tho fall of 18G5, preciselv eighteen
j oars ago, and lockcA up for life.
No ono connected with tho caso now
lives excepting tho Prosecuting Attor
ney, who confesses that his action has
"harrassed him in nightmare aud cloud-
ed his days" .and who professes to bo
anxiously desirous now in Ins old ago
of wiping out tho "damned spot" as
nearly as possible. Tho Governor was
instantly moved by tho pitiful and
plausible story and to-day liberated tho
two men who unjustly wero imprison
ed. Jjong confinement had stamped
out their hopes, bent their backs and
silvered their hair. Thev aro again
permitted to walk out into a strange
land and among strango people. One
left this evening for tho western part
of the State, where ho joins his littlo
family, and tho other goes to Washing
ton Territory. Tho men served full
fifteen years moro than they awould
had thoy been justly prosecuted on the
chargo of house-breaking.
ITEMS.
The funeral of ox-Senator Randolph,
of Now Jcrsoy, took placo at Morris
tovvn, Saturday afternoon.
A lump of coal weighing hundreds
of pounds rolled down a schuto in tho
North Ashland colliery and crushed
Herman Grunner so badlv that it was
thought ho would die.
In tho caso of Chang, tho Chiueso
giant, who arrived at New York irom
Kurono Friday, Collector Robertson
has decided that ho was not a Chiccso
laborer within the meaning of tho law,
and could therefore land.
E. B. Haines, publisher of the Altoo
11a Gall, has beon held under $500 bail
to answer in court tho chargo of pub
lishing lottery advertisements.
During tho celebration of a Moorish
festival at Tangier, n stono thrown by
a Moor struck a French chargo do nf.
fairs. Tho latter demanded punish
ment of tho offender and tho payment
of X200 for the benefit of tho poor, nnd
tho dismissal of tho governor of Tan
gier as satisfaction for tho insult.
Tho bl-contenninl celobratlon com
mittee, nt Stapleton, Long Island, havo
nrranged to placo all availablo hlstori
cal data concerning Staten Island, in a
strong copper box which will bo kept
scaled in tho county clerk's oflice. and
oponed tho 1st of November, 19S.1, nt
the tri-centcnmai.
A limnnn fltcull Ima linnn iinnnrMiml
iu West Virginia which measures forty
incites around tno iieau. i iio skeleton
Is supposed to have been fourteon feet
mull.
UMTOK'S NOTICE.
taTATB OF TIlEKKim 1UYI.0H, UECgASKD.
In tho Orphan's court ot Columbia county.
TI10 undenilsrnnd audltnrnpiiolnlijd by said couit
to iniike ilWilbuilon of thouilaiioo In the bunas
of tho udinliilstrutor, mMiiff irom tliu salt) of rail
rtulo In procmllusM Inpuitltlon will kit In the
dlvrhuitfoof Ihodutloa of lilt appointment at Ills
uiui-u 111 jJiuoiubuiirK in. ix-ii u riui-K 111 uie lureuoon
upon tho tvveuty-huventh (l.iy of November Hiil.
whero awl when nil lurllu.H Interested In tuhl fund
aro iwiueotrd to bo mid pifnent their claims, or
uu ucLurim iruiiiuuy wiuiv ui uiu auinu.
l.A IT! I ' It'll. -n
muuu ,iivi,
NOW Auditor.
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uas tbouiar-ds of cuoHoflhevt r tl..iilnniliffun?
tending luivt len cunij. lr.tliMil.tottronrlmi'y
f 'iltiTUcticaithtt I l!l ni!d'l',.'(l:OITU.a
rir.L,tocct:irw!ih VALIIA1.1.W TftllATiriii.-,
ta.iu.se.i-'o.li y 1 - ' n oiTirooi and P.O.
Umw. d.T..'h - -' Hi ItU'Mrltit-.llcwYsik.
NOV 10-4W d '
T"V 1 7imr1lmrnf,i -i hJ'rou, 500,
Ml 1 H' I 'Vjjlin. llrovvnlug, 55c.
I I'J 1 I Campbell, 400., Chaucer,
vy 1 fOie., Coleridge, 60o,, cowl
pcr.GOa, Dante, 500., Dryden, sue, Ooethe, roc.
Goldsmith, 50c., llemani. 500., Iliad and Odyssey,
70c, Hood, 5i, lnBelow,60c, Keats, 400., Meredith,
500., -Milton, 60c., Moore, liOc, Pope, 50c., Poe, 40.-.J
Schiller, Wo., Scott, 500., Tennyson, 000., Virgil, 45c.!
and others. Fine cloth binding. Sent for uxuml.
nation U'foro payment on evidence of good faith.
Catalogue free. No 1' sold by dealors.
JOHN n. ALDEN, Publisher, IB Vosoy St., New
York,
Nov 10 4w
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XECUTOU'S NOTICE.
E4TATK Ol' BIUON PHY, DKCEASltD,
Letters testamentary on the catato of Simon
Fry deueusod, lato of Ceutro township, Columbia
county, ivnusylvanlu. deeoaiud have been granted
by the HegUier of said county to tho uuderblgned
executor, All persons having clalais agalust the
estate ot said decedent uro requested yj present
them for settlement and thoso Indebted to tho es
tate to make payment to the uuderslgned without
delay,
SAMUEL IIEIDLAY,
Light Street, CoL co., pa. Executor.
Nov JO Off
8UJJS0IUJIE rou
THE COI.U.MIUAN,
U0 A YJJAU
C0U1U PROCLAMATION- I
WHEUHAMiuHmi. Wl.i.iam Euvku
President Judgo of tho court of oyi r nnd
Tctmlhoramt(ionvrntJ!l Delivery, court of (jimr.
tor Sosslobs of tiio I'cnco nnd tho Court ot Common
I'tcas nnd Orphans' Court In tho soth Judicial Ills
trlct, composed of thd counties of Columbia nnd
Montour, nnd tho Hons. Jitmos Lako nnd F. I
Sliumnn, Associate Juilgcs of Columbia county,
have Issued their prccepuboarlng dato tbessth day
of Sept. In U10 j ear of our lird ono thousand clghl
hundred nnd clgiily.tlireo, and to me directed for
holding ft Courtpf oyer nnd Terminer mid General
Quarter Sessions of tho Pence, Court of Corcmon
Pleas and Orphans' Court, In Iiloomsbnrg, In tho
county of Columbia, on tho llrst, Monday, being
tho 3rd day of Dec. noxt. to continue for two
weeks.
Notlco Is hereby given to the Coroncr.to tho Jm
Hces of the Peace, nnd tho Constables of tho said
County of Coliimbia.tliat thcy bo then nnd there In
their proper person at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon nt
said 3rd day of Doc. Willi their records Inqui
sitions and other remcmbrnnces,to do thoso things
which to Uiolr orricoa appertain to be done. And
thoso thacato bound by recognUahco to proscouto
against tho prisoners Hint aro or may bo tu tho Jail
of tho Bald county of Columbia, to bo then and there
to prosecute them ns shall bo 1u.it. Jurors aro re
quested to bo punctual In their attendance,
ngrocably to their notices. Dated at Iiloomsbnrg
fr-1 0 the-2nd day of Nov. In Mm year of our
!. J-Lord one thousand eight hundred and
t"rT") eighty-t hree nnd In tho ono hundred nnd
eighth yenr of the Independence of tho United
suites ot America.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Iiy ' virtue o; sundry wills Issued put of
th? Court of Common Pleas, nnd to mo directed,
WHIM exposed to public silo at tho Court House,
In Hldomsburg, 011
Monday, Dec. 3, 1883.
At s o'clock p. m.
All that certain pieco or narcol of cround aituatn
In Fishlngcreek township Columbia county' Penn-
syiv nnm, oouniied nnd described ns fellows tc-wit!
Hounded on tin; North by pubUc road lcadlns from
Orangcvlllo to Jonestown, on tho East by publlo
road leading from Huntington creek to Stato rond,
on tho South by lands ot tho estntoof Cornelius
Coleman, nnd on tho West by lands of C. E. Price,
containing one-fourth acre ot land moro or less,
whereon Is erected n framo dwelling houso nnd
stable.
Seized nnd taken In execution nnd to tie sold ns
tho property ot Cyrus llobblns nt tho suit of the
Fishlngcreek School District.
Miller Att'y. Fttt
ALSO
All that certain lot, pieco or parcel of land Rim.
atedintho Townof llloomsburg, County of Col
umbia and Stato ot Pennsylvania, bounrimi ,.n,i
described as follows, to-wlt: Bcglriulnsi attho
southwest corner of .llarkct and Sixth streets of
moKaia 'town, thencoby thoTsoutli sldo ot said
SJxtU. street fcoulh Blktyinvo'dcgrvcs west four
hundred nnd fourteen feet 'to the line of .Terrerson
street produced, thenco southwardly along salil
oast lino ot Jefferson street to the right of way of
tho Lackawanna nnd Dloomsburg Division of tho
ueiaware, Lackawanna and Western ltallroad
Company, thence along tho right ot way ot said
Lackawanna n'nU nibomsburg Division of tho Del
aware, Lackawanna nnd Western ltallroad Com
pany to tho west, sldo of Market strcot aforesaid,
thenco. by said Market btrect aforesaid, north
twenty-six degrees west ono hundred and ilfty
llvo feet arid sLx Inches to tho place of beginning,
upon which are crectod two large tlireo'-story
brick buildings, occupied as a dwelling and Sanl
tarlum,anda two-story brick stable, with framo
stable attached, with other Improvements nnd
outbuildings, on tho said premises aro fruit and
other trees nnd vines, nnd tho buildings aro fitted
up with water nnd gas pipes.
seized, taken In exccutllon and to bo sold a-s tho
property of Albert L. Turner, at tho suit ot Peter
iiaiuy, hoi., against said Turner.
Hartley, Att'y. fi. Fa.
ALSO.
All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land bltu-
ntcd In Locust township Columbia county, l'cnn
sylvnnla, bounded and described ns follows, to
wlt: beginning ntn, stono and running from
thenco by lands of F. Hclwlg & Co., South mty
thrce degrees, East 16 perches, four tenths, along
a road thenco along tho game, South fifty degrees
East, six perchoj; and two-tenths to a stono on
Peter Hclwlg's land, thenco by tho same North,
fifty nnd one-fourth degrees East eleven perches
to ltoarlng Creek, thenco down tho samo to lands
of Jeremiah llerlnger, North twenty-seven degrees
west twenty perches, North twenty-four and
ono quarter West eleven perches, North ntty-four
degrees, West thrco and four tenths. North fifty
degrees and three quarters, West ten perches atid
eight-tenths, North slxty-tlvo nnd a fourth, Wc-,t
six perches In tiio middle of ltoarlng Creek and
thenco by land ot John Yeager, South llfty-one
degrees, West thlrty-ono perches, and three-tenths
to tho placo of beginning. Containing eight acre3
and ono hundred and forty-six perches, strict
measure, whereon is erected a one and a half
story framo dwelling houso, good barn and out
buildings.
Seked, taken Into execution, at tho suit of Mary
Snyder vs John Derr, andtobj sold as tho pro
perty ot the said John Derr.
Ikeler. Att'y vend. Ex.
JOHNSioUltEY,
NoyO Sheriff.
-NSOLVENT NOTICE.
To all my creditors nnd whomsoever rnnmnni.
notlco Is hereby given that I havo applied to tho
court of Common Pleas of Columbia county
for til's benellt of, nnd ili-ichargo under, the Insol
vent laws ot the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
nd that tho said Court has appointed tho llrst
day of ii"xtterm Ibelugtho llrst Monday ot De
cember 1W3) for the time ot making my ap
plication for llnal dlichargo nnd hearing before
tho said Court at tho Town of Mtloomsburg, in said
county, when nnd when you may nttendlt jou
think proper. W. G. CllEVKLING.
ruv, 1, its). nov n-3t
CIIAY'9 BPKCiriC -lIF.UICINi:,
TRADE MARK TiikObkatEno-trADE MARK
LlSIl JfKMEDY. All
UDfnlllng cure for
Seminal W oak.
nebs, Spermator
rhoea, 1m potency,
nnd all Diseases
that follow as a
bcnuenco of Belt.
Abuse; ns loss of
Vpmnn'. TTnlvpr-
BEFORE TAKIKB.sal Lassl ttide.afTER TARING.
Pnln In the Hack, Dimness of vision, Premature
Old Ago, and many other diseases that led to Insa
nity or Consumption and n Prematura Grave.
llKWAiii: of advertisements to refund money,
when druggists from whom the medlclno Is bought
do not reand, but refer you to tho manufactur
ers, aud the requirements aro such that they
aro ff (Join, if ever, compiled with. See their writ
ten guarantee. A tilalofono single packngo of
dray's Specific will convluco tho most skeptical ot
Its real merits. i
On nccount of counterfeits, wo have adopted tho
Yellow Wrapper ; the only genuine.
SfFull particulars In our pamphlet, which wo
desire to send free by mail to every one. frf-'rho
specltlc Medicine Is sold by nil druggists at fl
per package or 0 packaes for J5, or win bo N'lit free
by mull on the receipt of tho money, by addressing
THE OKAY MEDICINE CO. Iluffalo, N. Y.
Sold In Iiloomsbnrg by all druggists.
Novu-ly
IT WILL PAY 11
To call, Inspect nnd compare our large and com.
pleto stock of
CLOTHING,
HOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS
FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, VALISUS,
Ladies' Coys, c.,
Heforo purchasing.
HANDSOME PRESENTS
To every Purchaser.
No trouble to show goods.
Uvrry puisou puiolmMiig of u will
reccivu n iiiiinbt'rcij ticket, entitling
them to a olinnoo in any of tin; luiiiil
somo prizes wliioli oau novy bt shmi in
our windows. IVizus to bo awnnlod
on Cliristmau day, Call nud eeu those
prizes nnd toll your nuighbois about
them.
111't forgut tiio pluoo.
M. LEVY & CO.
Successor to M, A. LOEB,
Ktas of tbB Cloliiiiis Trada ,
lit.'. WEST FHON'T STIIEET. 1W.
BEEWICK.
VKlltrnnlli.i r-t
Vj
E8TATR Of IMXADRTII nMONfl, t.ATB OPOltANUE
TOWNHiitr, nitciSAsmi.
Mtcwlostamentiirylntlin osijitoof Kilzaiictli
pcUing, det cascil, lalo ot Orange township Colum.
bn eniinty, Pa., hnvo iKTn grunted by tho Uegliter
of mid county lo Thomas Mcllenry, All persons
having claims ngalnstthr. rstatoof said decendent
nro niinpsted to present them for settlement, and
those indebted to the estnto to mako payment to
tho undersigned with out delay.
THOMAS MclIKNItY,
orangovllle, col. county, in. Kxecutor.
Oct. 5(1
A
UDITOU'S NOTICU
kstatr flp c. p. itAnnRn, i.atr op tatawima, ni!.
Cr.ASKl).
1iIli?.iln(,lc7!l,fn,1Ln.nPoln,p1 nnaltor to distribute
Hie. fund in tho hands of Clinton Ellis committee
?..-,i"?I3lcr n '.'natle. win meet tho parties In-ten-sted
nt thoomceot lthawn llobblns In tho
town of CatnwKsa on Saturday November S4th,
' .Is8'' .nt '.n o'clock a. m., nt which titic anil
plnco all parlies having claims upon said fund will
appear anil present tho same, or bo debarred from
coming Inor n shnro of tho same.
. . It. IIUCKINtlHAM
Nov. S-tft Auditor.
A
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
KSTATR OP HANNAH MITT Tivrvtaen
TllO linrtniHili-riA.I Aii.lllv. - . i. . -
fiui19 fiUi rtVtFomtnt)IaCoutr ttno UUtrl-
f.rm.l0.nPilll,?.nnff th0 Parties entitled thereto.
V III CI r. (If llfntflm In 1M...-.-l.... - . . ..... a '
..... . .v ..v mi imiu iii juwiiiauurif un niiiunlliv.
November 17, imi at li) oclock u. m. when and
l T llf"t fill til ft l.hj In t . . ntt I n I . . . a . .
enr and present their claim or ho thcrearter (Uv
ll.Lriftl flYlTIl Illlfi.tiiiPii nf ail.l
Dimiu ui nin lUIIH,
L. a WINTEllstEEN,
Auditor.
gXECUTOUS' NbTlCli
tSTATKOPIUCIIAnO KILK, DKCKASSD
Utters Uistnmentnry In tho estnto of lilchard
Kile, deceased, lato ot sugarloaf township, Colum
bia county. Penn.. havo boon imintni hv m .
plater of said county to ZcphnnTah u Kilo and Ka
IurahA. llerlluger. All persons having claims
against the estnto of said decedent nro requested
to present them for settlement, and thoso Indebted
to tho estate to make payment to tho undersigned
without delay.
ZKI'IIANIAH L. KILE,
. , KATUHAH A. HEHLlXORIt,
October 12-Ow1 Executors.
OTICE OV DISSOLUTION.
Tho partnership heretofore existing between
Mcllenry A Krlckbaum, of lienton, has been ills
solved by mutual consent. And all persons having
accounts with said nrni will please call on thu
undersigned and mako settlement. Tho business
will hereafter bo curried on by Mcllenry Carey.
UDITOUS NOTICE.
KSTAIKOP II EN IIY DIICItVllLLKK BKCKASCD.
And now Sentemberaoth ikhi on netitinn nf iton.
ry Uctehmlller n son and heir ot said deceased and
by agreement of nil parties in Interest, c. ti. Hark
ley, Esq., 13 appointed auditor to mako distribu
tion of said estate to and amongst'tho nartlos
legally entitled thereto. vinos
IIV TUB COURT.
Certified from tho Uncords thu Qtiwinv nfrvnin.
bcr 188.1.
W. XIIICCDADU,
. .. Clerk.
In nursunncoof Bild nnnointment. t.hn nnftiroiirn.
ed will sit at Ids onico In llrower's building,
Dloomsburg, Fa., on Tuesdny, November SO, 18H3.
At ten o'clock In tho forenoon, when and where nil
liartles Interests! must nnnrnr unit iirt.nt. thpir
claims, or bo forever debarred from any sham of
said fund.
C. 0. 1IA11KLEY,
Oct., SG-lw Auditor.
J-OTIOE IN DIVOUCE.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF .COLUMHIA
COUNTY.
Joanna Kemcrcr by her next friend, c., vs. ccorgo
nvniLiu. odi i,ut:i iu un uric
loi.eorgoKeinercr. respondent nbovo named:
Whereas uin tho libel of the said Joanna Kem
crer a subpoena was issued out of tho said court
commanding you to bo nnd appear at tho next
regular term of said Court to show cause whv ihn
said libelant should not bo divorced from the
oouusoi matrimony contracted with you; and
whereas upon return of said subpoena duo proof
was made that you could not bo found In tho
ballwlck ottho Sheriff of said count v. whprpnnnn
an alias suopocna was awarded by said Court
commanding you to appear at tho then next term
ot said Court to answer ns aforesaid, to wblch tho
same return was mado by tho Sheriff. You aro
therefore required to bo and appear on tho llrst
day ottho next termor said Court to bo held at
luoomsuurg for said county on the first Monday of
December next, A. D. 1-BJ, to answer said com
plaint, JOH.N MOUHEY, Sheriff.
November 5th, 18S.1.
llhawn & ltobins, Att'y. nov 9
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Kcsal Instate !
Iiy virtue ot an order lasued out of tho Orphans'
Court of Columbia county the undersigned admin-
lstrator of Milton Mostcllcr, deceased, will expose
to salo on tho premises on
Saturday, Dec. ist, '83.
At 0 o'clock a. m., tho following tract ot land
Lttuatoln Url.lrr.rr-elr tnwnsliln rntumhli pnimti-
bounded nnd described as follows to-wlt : On the
east by land ot J., W. Ilowman, on tho south by tho
road leading from Ilerwlck to lllttenhouso's mill,
on tho north by road leading to Ilerwlck, contain
ing
4 Acs'cs,
on which aro erected a
FIE AM E DWELLING, STABLE
nnd outbuildings. A good blacksmith shop on the
premises.
TEEMS OF SALE. Ten per cent, of tho one-
sourth ottho pur:haso money to be paid nttho
striking down of tho property ; tho one-fourth loss
the ten per cent, nttho conllrmatlon ot salo ; and
tho remaining throe-fourths In ono year thereafter,
with Interest from conllrmatlon nisi.
a. a citoop,
Nov 0 Administrator
HAND JUKOH3
FOH DECEMllElt TEIIM.
lllooin-Harrlson Shntrer, N S Ttngley, John D
Jones. W M lthoadatnorcr. Charles tlauek. (leo.
Hasscrt.
nerwiek Levi lircdbonner.
llrlarcreek Daniel PurselL
Catawlssa Fred Pfahler.
center I J Hess.
Centralla John Moran.
Fishlngcreek Hiram Karns, Oco. Heath.
Hemlock H I) llartmnn.
Locust Itolnndus llerblue, Amandus Bllllg.
Madison James Eisner. Amoa -lolmson. Hauls
Sterling.
-viuiii manes i-isner.
Ml Pleasant Henry Kitchen.
Orange -M 11 Patterson, Silas Conner.
Scott M C McCollum.
T
1 .AVERSE JUHOItS.
FIItST WEEK.
Heaver Daniel Slngley, Jr.
Berwick David Baucher, Okley Smith, Wra.
Hagenbuch, Daniel needy.
Bloom Henry Hosensiock, 8 W Shutt, (leorgo
Warr, P S Moyer, chirles lleudershott, L D Ease.
Calawlssa Win Berkhelmer.
Centre Benjamin sterner, H A Sweppcnhclser.
Greenwood E L Hvos, A J Derr.
Hemlock Mathlas Whltenlght.
Jackson F M Parker.
Locust Jonas ltoup, Isaac Dyer, Isaiah Howcr.
-Madison Chester Jiihnsun, David Philips.
Main Win Menslnger, Ellas Sliumin.
Montour Uaao Mowroy, Daniel Fry.
lloarlngcreek llenry (! llelwig.
Keott-F P Kelley, s W Boone, HCKelchncr,
Abraham Snyder, J II Townsend.
Sugarloaf ltlchard Kile, chas D Carpenter,
SECOND WEEK.
Beaver John HIco.
Bloom Jacob llartzell, SDllnone, ZllShultz.
Augustus Friend, John (lorduer, Win Dletteilch. J
W Fry. '
Benton Evan Buckalow, James Long.
Cntawlssa Win lUrtinun, D W Walter. EB
Oulo. '
conjmgham Edward Hughes.
l'Yanklln .lerry Kostcnbauder.
(Ireenwood-H n Thomas, James Lockanl, TS
Chrutlan, A P Heller. '
Flshlngercek-lleorgOj Labor, Benjamin Golder,
Frank Jones. '
Jackson John llantz.
Icuit Jeremiah Snyder.
Madison-Johu ltelchard, I) C Wclllver, Cyrus
JK'inott,
Main David S Brown.
Jliniln-l K swepponhclser, Samuel Drum.
Orungo B F Bartch.
line Luther Ocrmnn.
lloarlugereek-Davld Long, Jacob Longenberger.
Scott John tlroh.
bugarloat Wm B Petcrman.
T
HIAL LIST,
FOU DEOEMUEIt TEltM 1RM '
Harnh A Hlnterllter vs Charles D Knler.
S P Kaso 4; s P Wolvcrtoii use, vs D II & W Halt,
road Co.
A J Evans vs Charles Krug.
jjOrangeynio M s F.t L Association vs Joseph A
Wllllum F illbby vs Isaao Seosholtz, et al.
Catharine Sehmlck's use, vs Win 1' Illbby.
Z.s Bobbins vsdMij K lockanl.
AA'.I1."111' """Un vh Calvin Clark et ux.
W (I elter Ex vs William Yenger.
fluorgu Buvim vs L A lllley Cu.
Ti singer M'I'g Co vs -Martha Bellas.
John gheatler vs Philip r-prlnger.
Caspur llbiiwn's lulinr vs N & w B U'y Co.
: . ,"v xv'"' " " ,a f.i"-i ii rreueriCKS.
Fred Smith et al vs N & W II lfy va. u'-"l-''!,
Epliratm Kramer vs N & W II It'y Co.
t) II Biockway's nsslgueo vHtw i lfy Ca
H A Hess vs N 4 W II lfy Co. '." vo
Daniel Walter vs J p Ijvv Is.
Chas H ltelchard vs Chas Kllngerman.
Aaron Bogarl vs mer HogartT
l.ioyd Shuman vs N & w u nr c.
Henry llaruer et ux vs N X W B H'y Co.
Audrew crevcllng vs Wiuiam Thomas.
LutI KurU vs ioa?ph Boain et ux.
Daniel F Seybert ys lleorgo Brelsch.
(lldeon sircker'd Adm vs Thomas Hlckey.
blephen Wolf vs Jno M Miller.
AlllltlM I'nlrt vu M.ir.iti
Jacob llalnes vs N W B ity Co.
H (j letter va N & vv II Hy Co.
H Vllant-t vsdeo K Hess.
Juno vioyer vsJuinesS Lewar'sAdm
et a'l'y 01 l'""Jdull)1,ll ''rut8 vs Abraham Billing
John sliuman vs N & W 11 lly Co.
II M Wler vs lilchard Augcl et at.
Lydla Bobbins vs Jacob SStoker's Adm.
IVler Helvvlg's ex vs 1-oler llelwig,
IiaLauiucUvsJ WH ASmlUi?
li'ArA UlUlin AU 11
WINTER COATS & DOLMANS.
o
We take especial priilo and pleasure in calling attention to
onr stock of these goods. It surpasses nil wo have otrered in
tho past, and wo havo good reason to believe is not equalled
in America. Tho garments aro all manufactured expressly
for us in the mo3t careful manner from the latest atyles.whicn
styles arc in most cases confined to us akmo.
This superb stock U now on exhibition and sale. The
prices will bo found surprisingly moderate.
We also show a wonderful lino of
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS,
.All made in the highest style of the art by tho same Foreign
makers, and not to be surpassed for style, fit and carefulness
of manufacture.
So great arc tho attractions iu this department tho present
season that a littlo later wo shall probably havo a demand
that will tax all our resources, although we havo made every
possible preparation therefor.
We advise our friends to make their selections now.
Strawlbridlge
Eighth Street.
Market Strei-t.
PHILADELPHIA.
C. B BOBBINS,
DEALER IN
Foreign &Md( MameMo
WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
hi
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P5
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M w l-Jky Whl Hf
.. .Crnln ami Knrm Hrnl
Jim! nn iiu ir -
inf culture of Oram. Iloct
'UoiSind'Ar VcSZ.
sibui's seeds'" HIRAM SIBLEY
Veliruary O-ly
BLQOfflSBORlj PLA.NIN& MILL
The undersigned havlnir nut hla Plnnlm Mil
on ltallroad street, In flrat-cmss condition, la pre-
JttlDU MJ UU IU1 &IUU13 Ul WUr IU UU HQU,
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
turnlshed at reasonable prices All lumber used
la well seasoned and none but skilled workmen
aro employed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application. 1'iann aud fpecinca
lions prepared by an experienced draughtsman.
CHARLES KKUG,
nioouiHburgr, Va.
ORPHANS' COUHT SALE
OF VALUA1U.K
Uyvlrtuo of an order of tho Orphans' court of
Columbia county, tho undorblgned executor ot
Oeortfe Oman, lato of tho township of Scott, in the
county ot Columbia, deccasod, will exposo to pub.
IIo salo upon the premises on
SA.TUKDAY, NOVEMI1EII 24tli, 1883.
At 10 o-clock In the forenoon, the following valua.
Wo real estate Htuato In Mt, Pleasant township In
said county, bounded and described as follows, to.
niu ui-t'iumng at a wiuio oak a corner otaeorgo
Vance's land, thencoby land of John Kllno boutu
85dCBreeswest20 perches to a post, thenco south
iw ui-sruoj casi 67 pcrcuesto uwhltooak down,
thenco south as decrees tpiini,oin . '
D . u. j.v.b..a i.u eiuiien,
thence by lands now or lain nf mim.k.i h,,..
uum uegrees cast ui ana l-io perches to stones,
tlieniMl klllth Kl ,tf.(.rA.Mi ...tat nn..r... . - '
thence north llvo deirrees west ftv.rnnr
thenco north so degrees east 80 .perches, thenco
.vimo niHiiis nusinu percnes, inenco north 19
degrees west 138 nndB-io perchos to tho corner of
iicuiuu i uutxvx iiiiiii. iiipiinn iivtimu.imA n.,,. tni
i'erchc to tho placo ot boglmnntf, contnlatutf
1VO AKES,
more or loss, on which are erected
A House, Barn
and necessary out buildings.
TKltMH OP BALK Tn ner eenh n, .
of the purchaso money shall bo paid at tho btilk.
iiik uuwu oi mo property, one-fourth less tho ten
per cent, at the conllrmatlon abooluto and tho ro.
matnlnirthreo-fourtiiHiii rnuw. ,...
Hon niu with Interest from that dato.
IlKNItY y, OMAN,
tS5 Executor.
i f riw 1 1 ii
iotlnI
Filbert Street.
X& H. Xgi mm UtM UA TOT
iIununl i Hitonr ani u
ivi tililj lilu lt4 TUu IlllU
Crotm. (inuu-ri. VtultUr r.muu. nvn
FlfiTfi.' va""" am '' " "OR SEEDS.
Ct CO. Rochester, N.Y. ' Chicago, III,
a&a
A populur (ici'uim toft lie II true
nt. I A littnitrM, who by their
Vulnr kinl U'ur.i nift !m-iL baclc
tin? Svifn frnm the lHiider ir
iviiirutiuii iiu(
cellioAim r
I fim fotcata to
the plow ubil
tho wit I, I ft. .
IWpp. loOnmRMlicent
IIIUIl 8. DIX'CllnD pp.
free. Agents Wantkd,
ilunrs Itros. At Co..
yCINClMff ATI, O.
PIONEER LIFE
oct. ivU'tn
SANITARIUM.
ituie,
BINGIIAMTON, N. Y.
Tho houso Is specially fitted up for tho comfort
of invalids win desire a plensiuil and Christian
home, Htands on hlsh ground with plenty of
shade. Personal attention ulven to every patient.
Klectrlclty and tlalvanlsm In their different modi,
ncatlons a speciality. Prof. .Mills has irlven many
rears of study nnd practlco to thU brunch, nnd
hundreds wilt testify to liu hklll.
send for circular, stntlnir what paper you saw
thlata. Pltor. iiknhv Mills,
. , , Mrs. AUCK KltUNCH HILLS,
Lock Ilox or. lilnshamton, N. V.
BepU 7 to-ly.
Catarrh
Cliriiiilr tlnturrli.
I was troubled with
chronic Catarrh nud
Withering in my head.
Wus very douf at
times i had discharges
from my ears undwas
unablo to breathe
through iny uoso I was
cured by tho uso ot
Kly's Cream Halm. c.
J. Corbln, lJ t.'hest
nut st. Philadelphia,
Pa.
Apply byllttlo fin
ger into tho nostrils,
lly absorption It effect
ually cleanses thu na
sal passages of ca-
MAV.PPiirn tarrhal virus, causing
"JtEVER liealthysecrelloiis. It
allays Inilammatlon, protects tho membranal
llnlDtpi ottho bead from additional colds, com
pletely heals tho sores and restores tho sense of
lasto ami wncii. jieneilelal results are realUed by
a few applications. A thorough treatment will
cuio. pneaualed for colds In head. Agreeable tu
!1MJ;i .r,'"'1 ""circular. Hold by druggists. It;
mall nou. a package stamps.
J.IA HltOTIIliltS, Druggists, Owego, N. Y.
Nov. 8-lw d
YOUNG MENT
AND LADIES!
To learn TELEOHAPIIINO, and tako portions
when competent, ltallroad and Co nmerclal sys
terns taught, ltallroad In complete operation and
run by electricity ta Illustrate the lilock signal
system. Terms reasonable. Address for catalogue
and particulars,'
KKY8TONK TKI.KOUAP1I CO.,
180 1 Chestnut Btreet, Philadelphia, Pa.
M. C, SLOAN & BRO.,
Ul.OOMSIJUHG, PA.
Manufacturers of
CARRIAGES BUQQIES. PHAETONS.
SLEIOHS, PLATFORM WAOONS, &C.
WrsKlass wurk always on hand.
ItEPAlKINQ NBA Th YDONE.
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PWYFEVERII
iWc rtduccdto luit the timet.