The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
Kill DAY, JANUARY 11, 183 1.
Correct Ilallroiitl Time Tulilc.
Trains on tho Philadelphia & 11 It. leavo Rupert
113 lUllTO .
NOKTII. SOCTII.
8.3d a. m. 11:45 a. in.
4.00 1. tn. 0:13 p. m.
o
Trains on tho 1). U & V. It. It. leavo Bloomsburg
an iuuvits i
NOHTIf. BOUTII.
7:97 n. tn. 8:23 ft. m.
10.81 ft. in. 1I:M n. in.
0.3i) p. in. 4:3D p. tn.
Tho 11:P1 train south onnocts with tho I'lilla.
dclphta Heading nt Itupert. and Willi tho N)r
tlicrn Central at Northumberland.
Tho 8:SJ a. m. train connocti nt Northumberland
with inov.ai tram on Pennsylvania road, reaching
1 UllllUVipill uv. on? p. III.
Tho 11:15 train connocti with Philadelphia and
nooning roan nt import at 11:3 ) reaching Piinauoi
Vhla at O.W p. in.
Tho Hits train connocti with Pennsylvania road
at Northumberland at 1:15, reaching i'hlladclphla
UV p. 11U
Tho 4.30 p. m. train connects with Pennsylvania
road at Northumberland at 8.05 p. m., and reaches
l iiiiaucipnia ut o;v3 a. m.
Trains nn tho N. & W. II. Hallway pass Bloom
Ferry as follows i
VftHTIt.
snnni.
7:11 ft. in.
0.31 p. in.
13.01 p. II
7:o7 p. n
lerHonal.
M. E. Walker, Esq., of Sliickslilntiy, hail
business In court on Wednesday.
Miss Mnry McKclvy Is visiting friends at
llctlilclicm.
0. 15. MoIIenry of Stillwater, pnsscd
through town on Tuesday on his wny to
Danville.
A largo number of arguments w
heard tn court on Wednesday.
Tickets to all points In tho West ou sale
nt tho olllco of W. 0. SIcKlnncy.
Tho now Episcopal Hcctory will bo heat
ed by stenm. E. H. Urower has tho con'
tract.
A few Diaries for 1894 will bo sold at re
duced prices to close thcra out nt tho Col
umiiian store,
Blnco lust week wo have been Informed
that A. L. Fritz Esq. will bo a candidate
for representative.
If "Sally, tho Schoolgirl," of Catawlssa,
will glvo us her full namo wo shall bo
pleased to publish her communications.
Tho county auditors finished their labors
last week. Tho statement will probably be
published next week.
If you contemplate going West, call at
tho Pennsylvania II. It. ticket office, Main
St. Bloomsburg. W. C. ilcKInncy ugent.
A concert will bo given in tho Opera
IIouso this (Friday) evening January iitii
by Mrs. Nuss and her music class. For
partlcularti see bills and programmes.
Somo parts of tho country experienced
tho coldest weather for many years, last
week. In Minnesota tho thermometer
reached forty-two degrees below zero.
James Hoat. an old and respected citi
zen of Hemlock township died nt his home
near Iluck Horn ou Tuesday January 1st,
aged 75 years, 2 months nnd 10 days.
Miss F. Adelo Search nnd Rev. Arthur
Johnson were married at the residence of
tho bride's parents in Shickshlnny on Wed
nesday of last week. The wedding was a
brilliant affair.
Tuesday nnd Wednesday were stormy
days. On Tuesday night tho wind blew a
young hurricane. Tho smoko stack at the
woolen mill was blown down and tho roof
torn up, doing considerable damage.
Tho almanac of tho Philadelphia Times
for 1834 has come to hand. It Is tho most
complete political handbook published,
and contains a vast amount of other useful
information.
We are sorry that we are obliged to omit
the Buckhorn items this week because the
writer forgot to sign his or her name to the
communication. We never deviate from
this rule.
Two young ladles named OUlo Moyer
and Sadlo Marsden were drowned In the
river near Wllkesbarre last Saturday after
noon. They broke through tho ico while
skating. The bodies were recovered.
Notick. Come to my residence, a red
cow with a white spot on its forehead. Tho
owner can hive her by paying for this ad
vertisement. Evan Lewis,
Logansvllle, Ccntralla Pa.
Dec 28-3w
If you nro in need of a first class 'watch
in either gold or silver cases, at a flguru
lower than ever, call at L. Bernlmrd's
jewelry store. Also a large lino of silver
ware, jewelry, gold spectacles, &c. All
warranted.
Mr. C. 0. Gulignan Informs us that Peter
Lennon had $201 in tho watch contest, in
stead of $230 as published last week. Ho
also denies tho statement made iu a Dan
ville paper that tho contest wob unfairly
conducted.
E. Jneohy informs us that during last
month ho sold 220 gallons of oysters. Tills
represents a weight of 2100 lbs. He Is one
of six dealing In oysters In tho town, nnd
this goes to show what a factor oysters have
got to be In our food consumption. m
Mr. H. h. Creasy was mtrricd on Tues
day morning to Miss Anna 0. Swcppen
helser, daughter of cx.Couuty Treasurer
II. A. Sweppenhelser, nt tho homo of tho
bride's parents in Centre township, by llov.
A. Houtz. Only tho family were present.
Tho bride nnd groom went to Philadelphia
on a bridal ttip.
Tho show window of tho Columman
store exhibits a line of writing paper not
to be found elsewhere iu town, embracing
Normal School paper, Initial and other de
signs. Initial paper printed to order ou
short notice in sliver, gold, or any desired
color. Wo ulso bliow samples of new de
signs for Wooden, Tin , Crystal and Silver
weddings.
On Monday night about 11 o'clock the
steam whistle at Lockurd's shops began to
blow and continued without ceasing for
nearly a hull hour. It seems tho Ico gath
ered on the who connected with tho whis
tle, and when It became heavy enough tho
weight opened the valve, nnd kept It open
until tho stcimi loosened tho Ico nnd it
dropped off. Quito a number of people
got out of bed to ascertain the cause, llilnk.
Ing thero was a fire.
I.ccmre by uovt Ir, Monroe.
Tho ladles of tho Methodist E, Church
hove secured tho consent of their pastor
to deliver a lecture for the benefit of their
Aid Society, on Friday evening 18th Inst.,
In tho Opera House. Tho subject Is
"Sponge or Itcservolr Which 1" As tho
; proceeds nro to he appropriated to the fur
; nishlug of the new imrsonniro it li li mu'M
by tho friends of tho church, the ladles and
tho lecturer will secure a full house. Prlco
of tickets 25 ceuts, reserved seats US cents.
THE
Tho Wititnttiiikcr Hciutrttloii.
John Wanamakcr makes a flno display
for tho now year. Ho begins by saying ho
Is careful to nvold sensations, etc., and
then makes tho biggest ono of tho season,
He's right. Ho don't seek "sensations" In
anything, but ho can no mora help It than
a modest girl can help being pretty. Such
nn Immcnso reduction sale, honest nnd
real, as his "sensations" arc, will mako the
dull January days very lively, oven for
that lively wonder-world on Thirteenth
and Chestnut Streets. Philada. Times.
llorotiuli mill TowiimIiIii OITlcerH
Tho legislature last winter passed nn
Act providing that tho term of every bor.
ough ofllccr shall expire on tho first .Mon
day of March, nnd tho borough Auditors
shall perform their work on tho second
Monday of March, excepting tho accounts
of Directors nnd Treasurer. Tho leglsln
turo intended tills iu 1870, but made a
blunder In tho Act, by omitting tho word
"borough" which is now used by tho
pnssago of the Act of 1833, (sco pamphlet
laws page 121), all borough nnd township
officers elected In February, 1884, will go
Into ofilco on tho first Monday of March
after. And tho terms of alt officers now
holding positions cxplro on that day If
their successors nro duly qualified.
NewHimper Diiiih.'
Tho Harrlshurg IStlriot mukes the follow
ing scnslblo comments on an old subject i
We presume that soino pcoplo think news-
papermen nro persistent duns j let a far-
mcr place himself In a similar position and
sco If ho would not do tho same. Suppose
that ho raises ono thousand bushels of corn
and his neighbor should come nnd buy a
bushel, nnd tho price was only tho small
sum of one dollar, or less, nnd the neigh
bor says "I will pay you tho nmonnt In a
few days." As tho farmer docs not want
to bo small about the matter ho says, "all
right." Another comes In tho samo wny
until the whole of one thousand bushels
aro trusted to ono thousand different per
sons, and not ono of tho purchasers con
cerns himself about It, for It Is a small
amount they owo tho farmer, and of course
that will not help him any, Ho docs not
realize that tho farmer has frittered away
his largo crop of corn, and that Its value is
due In a thousand little driblets, and that
he Is seriously embarrassed in his business
because his debtors treat it as a little mat
ter.
OraiiKc IHoHHoniH.
On Thursday January rd. 1834, at 8:30
n. m., nt tno residence ol tho urlde'a pa
rents in Centre township, Columbia coun
ty, Pa., II. V. White Esq., son of J. M.
White of Centro township, nnd Clara E.
Alkman, daughter of Levi Alkmnn of same
township, wero united in wedlock.
Miss Mary Alkman, sister of the
bride, was first bridesmaid and W. L.
White, brother of the groom, first grooms
man, Miss Jennie Sheep, of Jerseytown,
Pa., was second maid of honor nnd John
C. Yocum of Catawlssa, Pa., second
groomsman. While Miss Lizzie Whitney
of Berwick, Pa., played tho wedding
march tho bridal party entered tho parlor
in the following order: John C. Yocum
nnd Miss Jennie Sheep, W. L. White nnd
Miss Mary Alkman followed by tho bride
nnd groom. Prof. C. K. Cantleld of
Ornngeville, Pa., pronounced tho marriage
ceremony of tho Presbyterian Church,
after which ho declared tho parties man
and wife. After the usual congratulations
aud good wishes of the guests had been
tendered, all repaired to the dining room
whero an elegant and sumptuous meal was
nicely served and hcaitlly enjoyed at this
point all felt they could participate. The
bride's cako was beautiful and admired by
all. Tho brido was very neatly nnd tnste
fully attired In a cream colored satin and
nun's veiling suit nnd tullo veil with deco.
rations of natural flowers. The first maid
of honor appeared In n suit of cream col
ored nun's veiling, and tho second maid of
honor was attired In a similar suit trimmed
with satin and Spanish lace. Only a few
of tho immediate friends and relatives of
the brldo and groom were present at tho
wedding. The gifts were numerous,
beautiful and useful, consisting of various
articles of silverware, china tea service,
toilet set, hand paintings, &c. The brldo
ind groom tooic the noon train at Blooms
burg for nn extended tour through the
South, going by way of Philadelphia, leav
ing there on Saturday by steamer lor Sa
vannah, Ga., and by rail from thero to
Jacksonville, Fla., where they will again
take tho steamer for Tocoi and from there
to St. Augustine by rail, returning the
same route. Wo loin with their mauv
friends iu wishing them a pleasant lonrney,
safe return and a long, happy and prosper
ous future.
Centriilla Letter.
Tho tunnel at the Morris IJidgo is at last
completed. Two new gangways aro now
In progress, nnd In a short time .Mr. Trout
man i Co., will ship a very lino quality of
coal to market.
Putrick McDonnell was badly hurt at tho
Hazel Dell mine on Monday, by being
bumped with a wagon going down tho
slope.
A car-load of mules arrived here last
week for tho Continental colliery. Tho
mules will take tho place of the locomo
tive In bringing coal to tho bottom of the
slope. This will give employment to n
number of extra men.
Quito a number of the township peda
gogues attended Institute last week.
Judging from the numerous visits paid
to the hulf.way houso Thomas Jlurphy
will soon leave tho ranks of bachelorhood.
Thomas Mumford, of tho Valley depot,
spent Sunday with his parents in Mnuch
Chunk.
James Bakey, Heubcn Ball and John
Lynch left here on Monday to attend school
In New Berlin. May success attend them.
Georgo Schaum aud Mary Mullownoy
wero united iu marrlago on Sunday last.
A sleigh containing two couplo capsized
when turning tho corner nt Mr. Curry's
hotel on Sunday. Fortunately tho horse
stood still until tho occupants wero picked
up.
Mrs. Jehu Kenlir met with a sad acci
dent on Monday; while going for a bucket
of water sho slipped on tho ice, breaking
ler leg. This is tho first accident of tho
kind we have had this winter, and hope it
will bo the last.
Miss Canon, of Locust Gap, and Miss
Gillespie, of Jeddo, were tho guests of -Miss
ivulo uniespio last week.
If tho hoys rule tho town let It continue.
If not, let the authorities stop tho coasting
on our pavements, or wo will hear nf n
suit for damages shortly.
Tho alhohsorhlng toplo on tho streets of
airnrdvllleis "Smallpox." There havo been
cases there for tho lust two mouths, aud
several have died with tho dreaded disease.
Tho last victim is a woman with five small
children, Tho citizens of that borough
havo organized n Board of Health, and
every effort will bo used to prevent the
spread of the disease. Dr. Curr has been
nppolutcd physician, with a salary of $120
per mouth.
It Is reported that Dun Sweeny ami D.m
Dougherty havo the measles. Havo you,
Dun ?
COLUMBIAN AJSTD DEMOCRAT
TcnctierH' liiHtltutc.
THURSDAY MOrtNINCl.
Institute called to order by Superinten
dent Grimes. Ho announced, ns commit
too on resolutions, Messrs. Penlcr, Conrnd
nnd Hnmmon, nnd Misses llupcrtj and
Spear. Tho teachers joined In slpglng
"Nearer My God to Thee," nnd ltev,
Slruuk led In devotional exercises.
Prof. Currnn, of tho Bloomsburg Normal
School, was Introduced, who gnvo n talk
on Natural Sciences. Ho dwelt nt somo
length on tho Importance of teaching this
subject In tho public schools.
Prof. Little, of Washington, D. 0., was
Introduced. After ho distributed pencils
rurnished by tho Eagle Pencil Company,
and drawing blanks furnished by Ivlson,
Blakctnan, Taylor & Co., ho took up the
subject of drawing and guvo tho teachers
nn cxcrclso In freehand drawing.
Miss Brooks, Superintendent of Lack
awanna county, gave an cxcrclso In
Civil Government. Prof. Johonnot now
took the floor nnd spoko at somo length
upou tho importance of teaching Civil
Government In tho public schools. Tho
teacher should begin with tho officers of
tho township first. Teach their functions,
etc., go from these to those of the county,
and then the State, aud nation. This Is
teaching ot tho most practical kind nnd
what wilt bo of use to tho pupil, us a cit
izen. He then took up the subject of ob
ject teaching. On being questioned as to
tho phonetic spelling, ho said it should not
be Introduced tn u course of study until
nftcr tho third year. Ho gave sovcral ex
amples when early phonetic spelling had
completely spoiled their graphic spoiling.
The Iustltuto adjourned to meet at 1:30
p. in.
AFTKItN'OOX SKSSIOV.
Prof. Johonnot took up ns his subject,
"How can wo keep the Primary Pupils en
gaged while not reciting ?" He advocated
having a children's corner in which tho
little ones may retire to play when their
tasks nro completed. They should have
building blocks, and be encouraged to In
vent, and construct, tho teacher extending
his nld when their Ingenuity is exhausted.
Teachers should carefully look after the
physical comforts of their pupils. Ho se
verely condemned the custom of ventilat
ing from tho windows.
J. 0. Brown, editor of the Republican, fa-
vorcd the institute with an address. Ho ad
vocated a happy medium between tho
fogytsm of the old education, and the fa
natical enthusiasm met with In advocates
of the new.
Prof. Little continued his drawing exer
cise of tho morning, giving tho teachers
many excellent hints on this subject.
Miss Helen Potter nddrcsscd the teach
ers for a short time. Sho gave a very
practical talk on reading, and suggested
that much' taught In schools could be left
out of tho course of study to mako room
for more practical things. Sho gave a
reading "Jimmy Brown on Art." After
that a selection from the "Merchant of
Venice" nnd a humorous selection entitled
"Their Way."
Prof. Johonnot talked for a short time
on the "Demands of the New Education."
Ho said that tho word and sentence meth
od should bo used in reading. Object
teaching should bo systematic nnd con
nected. Language should always be sub
ordinate to thought. Instruction should
bo based upon tho experience of tho child.
Time for'adjouriiment arrived, the talks
were finished.
THUItSUAY EVENING.
The evening's entertainment was opened
with music by Prof, Nilcs' orchestra.
Miss Helen Potter then camo before the
nudlencc nnd rendered "Sandolphan" by
Longfellow. "Gabriel Grub," from Dick
ens, was read, and T. B. Hcade's beautiful
poem, "Drifting," was recited, followed
by "George Washington nnd his Little
Hatchet." Sho impersonated nn old-time
reading class, using the "Elegy In the
Country Church Yard," Imitating the
children's different blunders In a very
amusing manner.
Misses Jennie and Nettle Stiles sang
"Birds in Dreamland Sleep," accompanied
by orchestra.
Miss Potter appeared nnd impersonated
Sarah Bernhardt in one ot Victor Hugo's
plays. As Aunt Melissa, sho gave her
views of boys. Sho then appeared as
John B. Go ugh, nnd delivered one of his
lectures. Tho audience was delighted
with tho entertainment, and was one of tho
largest ever seen In tho Opera House.
FHIDAY MORNINO.
Devotional exercises conducted by Hcv.
Manhardt. Prof. Johonnot took the sub
ject, 'Demands of the New Education' which
ho left unfinished tho session before. Prof.
Waller continued the subject begun ou
Tuesday morning, tho "Sensibilities." lie
showed how useless It was to endeavor to
control children by appealing to those mo
tives which control adults, Ho made
somo practical remarks on tho subject of
ventilation, which no teacher can afford to
ignore.
Supt. Grimes, iu tho namo of the Insti
tute, returned thanks to tho Instructors
and others who added in making tho In
stitute a success.
Prof, Little gave an Interesting exercise
In drawing. Tho committees on resolu
tions reported tho following :
Wiieiieas, During the present term of
tho Teachers' Institute of Columbia county
the earnest support given us in tho Brent
aud good cause of free schools by those in
authority having tho cause of Common
Schools at heart says to us that tho hull
cations nro very encouraging, and that wo
should live up to our opportunities ns our
privilege and duty ; therefore, bo it
lietnhed. That the hearty thanks of our
teachers ho extended to our Superir.ten-
dent, J, S. Grimes, for securing such an
excellent room for use ; such flue music
for our entertainments, anil especially such
an able and pleasant corps of Instructors
for our Improvement.
Hesotved, That tho Instructors have la
bored faithfully and 'zealously In their
work.
Jitiolvcd. That tho nicotines havo been
enlivened nnd tho teachers highly enter
tained by tho music given by Prof. Niles,
Miss Nlles and others.
lltsohtd. That tho addresses given by
J. C. Mcllcnry, director from Berwick, by
L. B. Kline, of Cutawissa and J. C. Brown
aro deserving of special notice, being so
thoroughly practical.
Ilesotrtd. That hereafter nn enrollment
fco of $1,00 bo paid by tho touchers, thero.
hy securing lor tuemseives ireo aumillAiico
to tho lecture course,
Tho committee on permanent certificates
was announced as follows i Misses Arm
s '.trong, Itupcrt nnd E. B. Gulo j Messrs
1 liicklnglmm and Bakelcss.
FRIDAY AKTE1IN00N,
Supt. Grimes called the houso to order
a ml spoke at some length on tho work done
h ito during the week.
Prof, Noetllng then addressed thu In-
k lituto on tho Huhject of Moral Instruction
1 Ie heartily endorsed the Instructions given
d urine tho week, particularly those of
I "ixif. Johonnot.
Supt. Grimes then brought before tho
I otUtute tho suggestion that an editor he
i' h-cted la represent tho educational in.
t treats lu tio county papers. Miss Arm-
f twig, of Berwick, wus elected to tho po
6 itlrtii'of editor. After several addresse!
1 y Mies Brooks, Prof. Waller, aud others,
t lie Institute adjourned.
This .session of .tlu. Columbia county In
stttuto has been n rcmnrksbly successful
ono. Tho Instruction was mnrked by Its
rational nnd modern views of education.
All tho Instructors nlmcd to lvo their
work from n psychological standpoint.
Tho evening entertainments were, with
out n doubt, tho best and most elevating of
any over given before any previous Instl
tuto of tills county.
The teachers manifested unflagging In
tcrcst throughout tho entlro course of In.
strucllon.
Supt. Grimes deserves tho hearty thanks
of all earnest teachers nnd friends of edit
cation, for tho good ho has accomplished,
nnd tho strenuous efforts ho put fotth to
make tho Iustltuto n success.
Wo nro indebted to Mr. 0. II. Bakelcss,
tho efficient secretary of tho Institute, for
tho excellent report of proceedings, nnd for
his promptness In furnishing us with copy.
Et..
Foil Sai.r. A steam engine nenrly new,
six horse power. Inquire nt this office.
OriltiKCVlIlc HirtliiKH.
X. Y. Z. comes to tho front ngnln in re
sponse to tho Invitation of tho now literary
stnr that has sprung up In our town, nnd Is
contributing some valuable articles to tho
Bloomsburg Journal under the nom do
plumo of "Reform." Wo do not know
Ids name, hut do know that ho Is of nn
aggressive disposition nnd hns lots of re
porlorlnl check, ns he opens the ball with
n sevcro Item against our last article tn
your paper. Ho finds fault with our ad
vice to tho ladles "to take ndvantngo of
their leap year privileges." Ho says X. Y.
Z. Is '.Impudent, as Prof, can do his own
proposing, nnd the ladles their duty with
out nny ndvlco or advertising by me. Per
haps so, but we were afraid they would
not, and time wasted Is tlmo lost nnd we
wnnled to hurry tho laggards up. If wo
do not mistake In the Identity of "Keforin"
he Is one of tho bachelors before mention
ed nnd it may bo you J decry our good
word In favor of Prof, for your own prefer
ment. Our young folks nro having high limes
coasting, skating and slelgh-rldlng the past
few days. It makes me feel envious and
wish I was young ngaln.
A couple of sled loads of our townsfolk
visited Bloomsburg on last Thursday even
ing to attend tho readings of Helen Potter.
They express themselves as being greatly
pleased with the entertainment.
Wo are very sorry to loam that our
townsman, Plerco Hagcnbuch, Is down
with inflammatory rheumatism. We wish
you n speedy recovery, Pierce.
On last Friday Bertie Fisher, In com
pany with somo other boys, was skating
ou the creek when ho broke through the
Ice, nnd nt present writing is lying serious,
ly 111 from the effects of his cold douche.
Our township teachers were In uttend
nuce nt the Teachers' Institute last week.
Prof. Heck addressed tho Institute on
Tuesday on "How Shall Teachers Improve
Themselves ?" We learn his remarks wero
highly entertaining and.lnstructlvo.
Our people arc considering and discuss.
ing the advisability of incorporating our
town into a borough. Tho town pcoplo
arc largely In favor of the movement,
while tho surrounding ones seem to oppose
It. I think the town would be benefitted
by it, as wo could then have our roads put
in a driving condition, which thero seems
no hope of having done under the present
arrangements.
Foi: Sale. At wholesale nnd retail, nnd
at greatly reduced rates, a job lot of im
proved Keystone Cultivators, tho iikst nnd
cheapest cultivator, for all purposes, in
tho market. Address,
N. B. Meixbix,
l-4-4t Lewlshurg, Pa.
LOCAL NOTICES.
A few more blankets and comforts to sell
cheap, at C. C. Murr's.
For bargains In ranscs. stoves and stovo
repairs of all kinds go to Sharpless' found
ry. iJec 28-tl
C. C. Marr sells brown sunar for 8 cents.
white nt 10 cents.
W. J. Correll & Co. keen nlwavs on
hand a largo assortment of furniture to
select from. Any special orders filled on
short notice.
C. C. Marr pays 32 for butter,30 for eggs,
,2 for lard, 10 for chickens.
C. C. Marr wants 5 bushels of flax seed.
YOU CAN BUY OF
IW.
t
Best White Granite teasels 40 pieces for
S-3.00.
Decorated China tea sets, for $7.00.
Decorated Chamber sets from 1.00 up.
Handsomo Lamps from $1 a piece up.
Best Black Tea 70c lb.
Mways on hand cood. teas and coffees.
Extra Test Headlight Oil, 20c gallon.
Best pure sugar syrup, 70c gallon.
I. W. HAHTMAN & SON.
want to buy butter, eggs, lard, good apples
dried fruits.
C. C. Marr wants pop corn.
HUDUCTION 1
Beduotion. Before takinir stock Clark
ifc Son will sell their colored cashmeres at
prices never before sold in Bloomslmrg,
and all other goods at Hock Bottom Prices.
Headquarters for prints, muslins, sh rtlnss.
etc., and to close out of Hamburg trim
mings wo offer a great reduction from for
mer prices, at Ulark & Son's.
C. C. Marr is scllini; the best 50 cent
syrup in town.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Ilhtumatie Syrup Ou ;
Butler, N. Y May 14, '82.
Gents Somo six years ago I was attack
ed with a severe form of rheumatism nnd
dyspepsia, utul for live years havo been
tuning iiiucrent remedies recommenueu tor
these diseases, hut found nothing to relieve
me, nnd for the last three years havo been
unable to do a day's work without suffering
Intense pain through my back nnd shoul
ders, nnd my stomach was so much out of
order that I could not eat without suffer
ing great pain. I had no appetite and my
victuals distressed me so that I rarely ever
ate for my supper anything but crackers
and milk. Commenced taking Rheumatic
Syrup, and nftcr taking two bottles I
tliouglil my stomacn ieit neiter, l uegan
to havo faith that tho medicine was going
to help mo. I continued Its uso a few
weeks, and now my appetite is good, aud
can eat such food as farmers require, with,
out distressing mo in tho least, and I can
do as mucn wont witnout pnm as ever in
my life and enjoy my meals ; In fact, I am
well, tho Rheumatic Syrup U tho best mod.
iclne In tho world. Enough cannot be
said In Its praise.
Lbuoy Hbnpehson.
Six bottles of Phelps' Rheumatic Elixir
cured mo of a severe cuso of Sciatic Rlieu.
mutism of the right hip of many years'
standing. If any ot my friends are so af
flicted, 1 advlso them to glvo It a trial.
A, L. Spenukr,
Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
2 niu thieves. 2
Dyspepsia and debility aro two big
thieves t they creep In and steal our health
and comfort before we know It. Let us
put n stop to their invasions with n bottlo
of llurdock Mood Hitters, to bo hail nt any
urug store,
See a woman In another column, near
Speer's Vineyards, picking grapes from
which opeer's I'ort urape wino is inuili'.
that Is su highly esteemed hy tho medical
profession, for tho uso of invalids, weakly
persons nnd tho uged,
Sold by C, A. Klelm, Bloomsburg.
Bcpt 22-ly
BLOOMSBUllG,
Bcranton, March 10. 1882.
Thtrty.flve years ago I was seized with
Acute Rheumatism, Since that tlmo I
have nover been frco from It until 1 gave
I'hclps' Rheumatic Elixir n thorough trial,
It cured mo nnd I freely endorse ft ns n
positlvo euro for chronic rheumatism.
Bauah MoOaiitiiv,
.Matron to IU. llov. Bishop O'Hnra of St.
Vincent's Cathedral, Scranton, Pa., for
me past iwcive years.
For sale at Ifcndersliotl's Pharmacy,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Enrich nnd revitalize tho blood by using
Brown's Iron Bitters.
a Titououuit ooDitsR of Acker's Blood
Elixir will remove all taint from tho blood.
It cures Scrofula, Ulcers, Bolls nnd Pirn,
pics. Sold by J. H. Klnports, druggist.
CAUSE AND KFFEOT.
At times symptoms of indigestion nro
present, unenslness of tho stomach, &c, a
moisture like perspiration, producing itch
ing nt night, or when ono Is warm, causo
tho Piles. The effect Is Immedlato relief
upon tho application of Dr. Basanko's Pile
Remedy, which costs you hut CO cents aud
is sold by U. A. Klelm. July 13-eow
Buckhnnnon, W. Va. Drs. Ncwlon &
Blair report that Brown's Iron Bitters aro
giving general satisfaction."
DESKIlVEI) POPULARITY.
Tho Phelps' Rheumatic Elixir which has
accomplished so many excellent results
here, Is rapidly gaining Its well deserved
popularity in other parts of tho country.
Sufferers from rheumatism soon find out
whether medicine labelled a "remedy" or
"cure" Is or Is not what it purports to he,
and they nre rapidly marshaling under tho
banner of "Phelps." As far as wo and
our readers nro concerned wo need only
say that wo unconditionally adhere to all
we havo testified hi favor of tho Elixir.
E. H. Ravoh,
Editor Caiuiox County Democrat,
Mutich Chunk, l'n.
lor sale at Heiidershott's Pharmacy,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
no i.onoei: a question of opinion, wo
guarantee every box of Acker's Dyspepsia
Tablets. Price 25c. utul 00c.
WANT 01" FAIT1I.
If C A. Klelm, tho Druggist, docs not
succeed It Is nut for tho want of faith. He
has such faith In Dr. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung syrup as a remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Consumption, nnd Lung Affections, that ho
gives n bottle free to eatu nnd every one wlio
is In need of a medicine of this kind.
July 13-eow
HTLadlcs. attention I In tho Diamond
Dyes more coloring Is given than in any
known dyes, and they give faster and more
brilliant colors. 10c. at all druggists. Ev.
erybody praises them. Wells, Richardson,
&Co., Burlington, Vt.
Woodherry, Mil. Rev. W. J. Johnson
says : "1 havo used Brown's Iron Bitters
in my family and they have proven a splen
did health luvlgorator."
Some say "Consumption can't bj cured."
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, as proved by for
ty years' experience, will cure this disease,
when not already advanced beyond the
reach of medical aid. Even then Us use
affords very great relief, and Insures re
freshing sleep.
TO P.CPAUt DAMAUES.
Dear lady, there Is probably no uso tell
ing you that fashionable llfein a great city
Is a rough one on your beauty. Late hours,
loss of sleep and mental excitement will
leave you by and hy shorn of those beautl
ful tresses which drew lovers around you
in other years. Artificial substitutes can
never pass for those rich and glossy locks.
Parker's Hair Balsam will stop your hair
from falling out, restore its natural color
and softness, and prove cleansing and ben
elllcial to tho scalp.
A SPECIAL INVITATION.
Wc especially Invite a trial by all those
suffereis from Kidney and Liver complaints
who have failed to obtain relief from oth
er remedies nnd fiom doctors. Nature's
great remedy, Kidney-Wort, has effected
cures in many olfstinate cases. It acts at
once on the Kidneys, Liver, and Bowels,
cleansing the system of nil poisonous hu
mors nnd restoring a healthy condition of
those important organs. Do not bo dis
couraged but try It.
WHAT WILL STOP MY COUUIIIXO AT KIOIIT ?
Guarantee Acker's English Remedy will.
Prico 10c , COc, &$l.
A ltOI'IS AllOUT OL'It NECKS.
A weak stomach or enfeebled circulation
is like a rope about our necks. Wo arc
strung up and unstrung alternately till ox-
menco uecomes unbearable. Jfuntock Jilood
Hitters will arrest all tills misery. Burdock
Jilood Hitters aro a boon to tho sick. Let
us remember this fact.
HAD CASE OF ST. VITCS DANCE.
Minister, is the singular name of a town
situated in Auglalso Co., Ohio. It is tho
residence of Mr. J Brandewie, who writes :
"Stmaritun Xervine permanently cured my
son of a bad case of St. Vitus Dance. 1.
00-
WORKED WONDERS.
".My daughter was very bad off on ne.
count of a cold and pain in her lungs. Dr.
Thomas' Kclectric Oil cured her in tuenly-four
Knurs. Ono of tho bovs was cured of sore
throat. Tills medicine lias worked won
ders in Our family." Alvah Pinckney,
Luke Mahopac, N. Y.
NEW JERSEY WINE SUNT TO EUROPE.
Mr. Sneer, of New Jersey, has a remitn.
Hon extending over the wtiolo Union and
in Europe as being a reliable producer of
pure wines. His Port Grape Wine is or
dercd by families in Dresden, Loudon and
Paris for its superior medicinal virtues,
and its blood making quality, owimr to
tho iron contained in tho soil in which the
vines grow. For sale by druggists.
MARKET REP0RTS.
BLOOMSBURG MARKET.
Wheat per bushel S 1 07
Ryo " " 70
Corn " " 05
Oats " " 40
Hour her barrel 5 50
Cloverseed
Butter HO
Lsrtfs mo
Tallow 03
Potatoes ;jf5
Dried Apples 00
Hams M
Shies and shoulders 10
Chickens ft
Turkeys 12
Lard per pound 11
nay per ton 12 00
Beeswax G.I
Buckwheat Hour per hundred 4 00
Philadelphia Markets.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
VKUU.-iaa) 18.50.
MACKIUtKL. ILxtrii inch ftsiv l.in.n n nn.-.
extra hliorurasscaetio.
hLOUli. Pennsylvania lamlly 5.00: western
wluier S.M. 5.03 lur clear, 5.75 z 5.sr, lor straight ;
Western lutein (1.10: t.iti-nit m ..
i!j0.K5, (ipiluB wheat tl.ai) & a.;c
..1!,l'.V!'iv.".l';-V1' VUiUlL Purose.ireo and wanted
a ffl per ioi lbs. I'lentlim una dull at a.uo w
WliijAT. Delaware red at l.U,v , No 1 Penn.
sylvunla red i.iajtf.
1111.. rnuio 1 eiiusiivania 63c,
COItN.-57W010.
OA'IU .No. 3 white, Mo i No 3, iio.
IIW AND8TltAWweroIlrm. lllntirmn.lftrtitA r.i
" 0";u. limitations 1 Tlmot iy
L'holcu Western aud New York. lti. : do fair I
Mil l)S,-Hmothy i.iOm 1.15 nor mshel.
1LAX, 1.(014 l.ta i Clover 9V M lOtiC.
mN00 rVlll. I'hsylvanla and wYst Virginia,
t jeeco Washed, XX and above, 3li Mo : Xwni
380 : common '.'j w 27c. u
l VSS'"' 30- Astern extra,
A , ,f? V1'11 v T.1'"',' l! '""ns, I0j j mixed lots
DHKSSEll POL'LTllV.'l'iiJt,.'vn v( , , .n..
pJiiK'S 'A?2-',? y !,u, f duckircuoieo, : iv s is;:
,. ..... . i .t .1""1' J,uwl":f uusuei, 4uo : iiur.
bank and Hebron, li ot 630.
ONIONS. Yellow, 1.25 y 1,11 per libl.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
1.3TATK OK JOSBl'H 11KLWIU, IlKCEAUKll,
Tho undersigned auditor appointed by tho Or.
phaus' court of Columbia county to mako dWrlbu.
Hun ot tho funds In hamW of thu administrator.
liiino Cbiaiooi Joiepli Helwig. deceased, will Ml
uk hwui uu iu dtuum-iuuib, uii January voiu, Itvu,
ut 1UO cluck, a. m.. when and ulieni nil n nL i
t rivaled in said estate, must appear unit present
their claims, ur 1m ruriHtr iit.fi.irr..! fr,.,.,
kii., ,nf u,i,r'r,r,i
h?011 western and New York-, lit. 14 L; do mo
ulum Western una New York, 10. wit mixed iu.
(j i daiiiaued and low tirades, 7. w s. cut hay,
UStO UUll IV. 1 1. M lT.Sn 111',. "i.lrTi 1.. r ijTiV
.0
I'. V. BILLSIKYKlt,
1 Janl Audlto
COLUMBIA. COUNTY, PA. 1
I. amp ivxiiloHlmiH.
Scarcely n day passes but wo rend ac
counts of frightful accidents from ktroscno
lamps exploding nnd killing or scarring for
life, men, women nnd children. A simple
knowledge of tho lnllnmmnbla nature of
tho liquid will probably put a stop to ninny
01 1 no accidents. As tlio oil burns down
tho lamp, highly Inflammable gas gathers
over Its surface, and ns the oil dccrcnscs
tho gns Incrensos. When tho oil Is nenrly
consumed a slight jar will Inflame tho gas,
nnd nn explosion Is sure to follow, carry.
ing with It death nnd destruction. A
bombshell Is no more to bodrended. Now,
If tho lamp Is not nllowcd to burn more
than half wny down, such accidents nro
almost Impossible. Always flU'your lamps
every morning, nnd then you need have no
fear of an explosion.
JJSV OF CASES.
FEBRUARY TERM.
S. P. Caso and S. P. Wolvcrton vs D. H.
it W. R. R. Co.
Henry Rhoads vs. Daniel Boycr and An
drew Boycr. T. T.
Georgo W. Ilclfrlck, receiver, vs. Joseph
M. Frock.
Orangevlllo M. S. F. & L Association vs.
Joseph A. Hcnrlc, et nl,
John R. Yoho vs. John Illnderllter.
Win. F. Blhby vs. I H, Seesholtz. ct nl.
Catherine Bchmcck's use vs. W. F. Bib
by. J. M. Smith, assignee, vs. Calvin Clark,
ct al.
W. G. Yettcr, executor, vs. Win. Ycagcr.
Geo. Bevan vs. L. A. Riley & Co.
Casper Rhawn's admr. vs. N. & W. B.
Ry. Co.
Isaac Weckcrly's executors vs. D. B.
Frederick.
Frank McLaughlin vs. M. E. Wnlkcr.
t Ephralm Kramer vs. N. & W. B. Ry.
jj&B.lrock way's nsslgneo vs. N. & W.
D. A. Hess vs. N. & W. B. Ry. Co.
Daniel Walter vs. J. P. Lewis.
Anron Bognrt vs. Peter Bogart.
F. P. Evans vs. U. H. Ent Sheriff.
Pliincas Smith vs. N. & W. B. Ry. Co.
Ell Weaver vs. Peter J Weaver, execu
tor. Lloyd Shtiman vs. N. & W. B. Ry. Co.
Lloyd Yeager vs. N. & W. B. Ry. Co.
Henry Harner. ct ux.. vs. N. &. W. llv.
Co. ' '
Andrew Crcvcling vs. William Thomas.
Levi Kurtz vs. Joseph Beam, ct ux.
D. F. Seybcrl vs.Geo Brelsch.
Gideon Blocker's ndmr. vs. Thos. Hick.
cy.
ficplien Woir vs. John M. Miller.
Alinns Colo vs. Sarah Hess.
Jacob Hains vs. N. & W. B. Ry. Co.
W. G. Yetter vs. N. & W. B. Ry. Co.
Jane Moyer vs.Jamcs S. Lewars, ndmr.
William Coleman vs. C. F. Palmer, ct al.
City of Phlla. Trustees vs. Alirmn Uni
ting et nl.
John blmmaii vs. N. &. W. B. Ry.
John Brofcc vs. William Blllman.
John Brofeo vs. Andrew Hupp.
H. W. Weir vs. Richard Angell, ct al.
David Wilson, ct ux. vs. Ifnrvnv Grn.
ham.
Lydia Robhlns vs. Jacob B. Stoker's
Adm.
A. J. Evans vs J. B. Robinson.
W. R. Jackson vs Sherman Boooth.
Peter Ilelwig's Ex'r vs Peter Helwig.
Georgo Boyer vs Thomas Gcraghty.
H. W. Hess, ct al vs Hiram F. Everett.
D. S. Lauhach vs J. W. & S. A. Smith.
A. J. Colley vs Jacob Young.
Isaac C. Burrell VS. Plllln A: Tfnnillnn' II.
R. Co.
J. K. Rohblnsit Son vs Charles Hughes.
O. D. L. KostenlmllrliT va filmrli'S
Hughes.
II. E. Ileacock vs. William Mastellcr.
"VTOTICE
IS llOrebV PlVPIl lllt. tlin nirtnofsjhin l,ti.ltrnr
lstlnff between -Mrs. ItuthA. Isnydcr, femesvle
trader, nnd .Mrs. A. II. Drlcsbach, ot Utoonwburg,
Columbia county, Pa., was dissolved by mutual
consent November 1st, 188.). All debts owliurto
the said partnership are to bo paid, and tliO'W duo
from the K.llllt4 fllsrll.irwil. nt Ihflr rnivnl. nlni'n nf
business, which wilt bo continued by said IlutU A.
Snyder, feme sole trader.
XlltS. HUTU A. SNYDEIt,
MILS. A. II. DltKISDACII,
dec 2 Ww
SHERIFFS SALE.
Hy virtue of Sundry writs Issued out of the Court
of common Pleas of Columbia county, and to mo
directed, will bo exposed to Public Sato at the
court House, In llloomsburg, on
Monday, Fcb'y 4, 1884
at 2 o'clock, p. m.,
Alt that certain tract of land fcltuated In Pino
township, Columbia county, Pa., bounded and do-
scribed ns follows, to-wlt: adjoining lands ot
AbramTttman on tho north, lands ot Elizabeth
EIH3 on tho east, land'! of Jeretnl ill Ilcrger on tho
south and lands ot Abram Tltman on tho west j
containing llfty acres, moroorless, whereon nro
erected a two-story tramo dwelling house, bank
barn and other outbuildings.
Seized, taken In execution as the property of
Cornelius McUrn, with notice to Henry Applegato
as Terro Tenant, at the suit of W. II. Hayman.
Knorr, Att'y. Vend. i:x.
ALSO
All that certain lot ot ground bltuato In Briar.
creek township, county ot Columbia andStatoof
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows,
to-wlt: on tho north by lands ot J. C. Smith, on
tho cast by Huntington road, on tho south by
road leading from Huntington road to Susquehan
na Turnpike, on the west by lands ot Solomon
Bower, containing eleven acres, moro or less. Tho
building on said premises, against which mcchan.
le'sllen was tiled, Is a two-story frame building
about thirty feet In front by sixteen In depth.
Seized, taken Into execution, nt tho suit ot Freas
Bros. vs. Nelson Freas, administrator of Adam
Do'.tilck, deeoased, and to bj sold as tho property
ot Adam Dletrick, deceased. Lev. Fa.
ALSO
A certain lot or parcel of land situate la Fishing.
creek township, Columbia county, Pa., lying on
tuo west sldo of Big Fishing creek adjoining land
of Thomas J. Hutchison on tho north, and Barnct
Aminerman nnd I-azarus on the west, containing
ono aero and ono hundred nnd twenty perches
whereon nro erected a ono nnd one-halt story
framo dwelling house, framo stable and other out-
bulldlugs. Fruit trees on tho premises.
Seized, taken Into execution at the suit of the
Orangevlllo JIutual Saving Fund .t Loan Assocla.
Hon vs. LealiNoyhard and John Neyhard, nnd to
be sold as tho property of Lean Neyhard and John
Neyhard.
Jan. 9, 1881.
c. v. sillier, Att'y.
llloomsburg, Jan. l.,'8l. JOHN SlOUHEY,
Jucksou : Little, Atty's. Sheriff,
Great Reduction
LIUMBim ! !
Havlnii purchased a hiruo tract of hem.
lock timber nnd having a steam mill on tho
same, l am prepared to nu nil sizes and
lengths of houso nnd h.irn hills In a few
aays' notice ut very low prices. 1 nlso
keep conMnutly on hand a full stock of
SIIINOLE9, LATH, ELOOHINU, SID-
iMi, iVc. Turtles win save monov hv
getting prices heforo purchasing elsewhere.
EL B Low
rangeville, Pa,
12.7.am.
CatarrH
MANY persons In
Plltston are using Elys
cream Balm, u catarrh
remedy, with most
satisfactory results. A
lady Is rccotcrlng the
sense of smell which
sho had iioteujojcdfor
lltteen years. Mr. Bar.
ber has used It In his
family and commends
n very Highly. Mil.
tun, Al,, UiUette,
Apply by llttlo tin
ger Into the nostrils.
By absorption It effect-
uaujr cicauses tuo na
sai passages ot co
tarrhal virus, causing
healthy Becretlous. It
HAY-F.EVER
allays innaminatlon, protects tlte mcmbrnnal
linings ot the head from additional colds, com.
ninety heals the sores and restores tho senso of
tabic ami hiueiu iienenciai results nro roaluod by
a lew applications. A thorough treatment will
cuio. lluequaled tor colds In heaiL Agreeabluto
use. Dvim lurtiivuiur. chnu uy uruggisis. li;
lllltnuui. n iiiw ruhw oiuiuiii.
ELY BROTHERS, Druggists, Owego, N. Y,
Jan llw d
I
MrrrixCURrc'si
rfEVEfJ
d A SPECIFIC
roil Tin:
BL O O D ,
Ami a
Positive Cure
ion
RHEUMATISM
Neuralgia,
SCIATICA, LUMBAGO.
An Infallible remedy fot
all rilciura of the Skin
and mood, lucu as
Tetter,
lllnRwnrin,
ticrofuln,
:rrlfljn.
t'lmntea A lllotrhm,
and h tho best ltamodv
(or All ft'einaln Com
plnlnti and Woak
neasea. It lina cured
disease of tho Llvrr
and Kldnnya when all
other rcmedlca have
lancci.
"FOR SALE BY DRUQQISTS 1'rlco
UDirOIVS NOTICE.
Blltl OF HANNAH nAIRD, PECKASID.
TllO undersigned auditor Annolnlvl hv flirt nr.
phans' court of Columbia county fn re estato of
Hannah llalrd. lato of tho boroucrh or llerwlrlt. de
ceased, to make distribution of the fund In tho
hands of KlllottP. Klsner, administrator, t. 6. n.
c. I. a., of said estato, to and amonff tho parties
entitled thereto, will meet nt tho office of v. II.
Jackson, Kan., In tho borough ot llerwlck, on
Thursday, January SI, lssi, at 10 o'clock n. m.,
when and whero all parties Interested in said es
tate must appear nnd present their claims or bo
forever debarred from coming In on same.
ROUT. It. LITTLE,
Auditor.
d."o SI
UDITOIt'3 NOTICE.
K8TATK OP OEOHOIS OIKTON I.ATK OP ORKKNWOOD
TOWNSIIlr, DF.CBASED.
Tho undcrslffned auditor nnnotntprt tiv tlin nr.
phans' court of Columbia county, to mako distri
bution of tho fund In tho hands ot the executor of
said estato win meet at the ortlco of H, II. and It.
It. Llttlo In Uloomsburir, Pa., on Friday January
sstli, lssi, when and where nil parties Interested
In said estnto must appenr and present their
claims or bo debarred for any share of said estate.
W. II. B.11IIE1I,
Dec si.ta Auditor.
UDITOIt'S NOTICE.
In MATTxn or rni second account or jank xtans,
a. d-n. c. t. a. or james i.auon deceased.
Orphans' Court of Columbia County.
And now to-wlt ! Dec. a. ikri. on motion off!.
It. Uucka'ew Esq., tho Court appoint Samuel
Knorr Esq., Auditor on exceptions to said account
nnd also to make distribution ot fund In hands ot
accountant. Hy the court.
certltlcd from tho records this isth day ot Dec,
18-3. W. KltlCKUAUM,
Clerk.
TllO auditor annotated bvttmnhnvn order will
Bit for tho purposes of his appointment at his onleo
In llloomsburtr tho 25th day of January A. 1). 1K83,
at 9 o'clock A. .M. where all persona interested,
must appear and present their claims or bo debar
red from participating In said fund.
oAjlUr.l. IvrtUltlt,
Dec 58 Auditor.
A
UDITOK'S iNOTlCE.
IN THE MATrKll OP THK ESTATE OF HANNAH 8IIIVK
DECEASED.
TllO Undersigned auditor nnnnlntivl hi-Mm Or.
phan's Court ot Columbia County tomato distri
bution ot the balance In tho hands of tho adminis
trator ot Haiti docendent. as nlinwn hv hu nrainnnt.
continued December 8, 181, will sit In the dls
charge of tho duller of hH appointment at his of.
nee In llloomsburg upon tho twenty-sixth day ot
January 1881 at ten o'clock In tho forenoon where
uuu wuen an parlies interests 1 msaldfund must
nnuear andtirospnt. thplr Ptnlma nr ru. Inmvpr
debarred from any share of tho same.
PAULE.WIHT,
Jan4-lt Auditor.
HMINISTliATOK'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF HANNAH KN'OllR, LATE OP BLOOMSDCBO,
DECEASED.
Letters of administration tn Mm oct-itortf tinr.
.au ..nun, mi ui uwuiuhuuiy, uoiumDia county,
deceased, havo been cranted by the HCBlstcr of
said county to W. J. Knorr. Ait persons havlnsj
claims against said estato aro requested to present
them for settlement, and thoso Indebted to the
same, to make.payment to tho undersigned or to
nuurrs mniersieen, llloomsburg, without delay.
W. J. KNOltlt, Administrator,
decSl-Ow Berwick, Pa.
JXECUTOIJ'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JACOB IJKEMAN, DECEASED.
Letters testameutarv irrnntertnn ttm nctfitnnf
Jacob Lorcman, deceased, lato of Franklin town
ship. Columbia county, unto Simon vought, by tho
Register of said county. All persons having
claims against tho estato of said decedent aro re-
lucsicu iu pii'si'in mem tor semement, and tnoso
Indebted to tho estate to m.-ito, rt.ivmenr tn n,o un
dersigned without delay.
dec 21
SIMON VOUOIIT,
Executor.
Elysburg, Northum
berland county, Pa.
J-OTIUE IN DIVOHCE.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF COLUMBIA
COUNTY,
Mnry Hower vs. Henry Howcr.
To Henry Howcr, respondent above named :
Whereas unon tho libel or tlin aiiii Mm. timm.
subpoena was issued out of tho said Court com.
mandlng you to bo aud appear at tho next regular
belant Should not bo lllvnrepil from tlin tnri. nr
matrimony contracted with you; and whereas
upon return ot said suupoena duo proof was made
that you could not bo found In tho bailiwick of the
bherirrof said county, whereupon an atlas sub.
poena was awarded by said Court commanding
you to nppear at tho then next term of said court
to answer ns aforesaid, to which tuo simo return
was made by tho sheriff. You nro therefore re
quired to bo and appear on tho first day ottho
next, leim 01 said court to uo held at llloomsburg,
for said county, on tho llrst Monday of February
next, A. 1). 1881, to answer said complaint.
JOHN MOUItEY, Sheriff.
Dec. it), 1883. aeast
J. c. Yocum, Att'y.
N
JOT1CE IN DIVOHCE.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF COLUMBIA
COUNTY.
Anna Mills by her next friend,
S. B. Bowman, vs.
Aiireuauiis.
To Alfred Mills, respondent nbovo named :
Whereas unon tlie libel nriiiB.it,i inniimi..
subpoena was Issued out ot tho said court com
mandlng you to bo nnd appear at tho next regu
jar term of said court to show cause why tho said
..u...Uvr..uu.i. ..ui. uuunuiui-u iruin mo Donusor
matrimony contracted with vmi. nmi h..moi
upon return of said subpoena duo proof was made
W" 4 not b0 Ioima ln 1,10 bailiwick of tho
. i , " m reupon an atlas bud.
uj oaiu tuiiri. commanuing
you to appear at tho then next term ot said court
lo answer as aforesaid, to which tho samo return
was madu by the Sheriff. You aro therefore re
quired to bo and nppear ou tho llrst day of tho
... r,u 11 " "em at, iiioomsDurg,
for said county ou the nrst Monday of February
next, A. 1). i8Sf, to answer said complaint.
JOHN MOUREY, Sheriff.
Dec. Ill, 1883. de0 n,
C. B. Jackson, Att'y.
N
JOTICE IN niVOUCE.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF COLUMBIA
COUNTY.
Sarah A. Selgler, by her noxt
Hess, vs. Wlnileld belgler.
friend Jeremiah
To Wlnneld Selgler, respondent above named :
.. ucreas upon the nuei of tho said Sarah A Selg-
icrn suupoeua was issued out ot the said court
commanding you to bo and appear at tho next
regular term of said court to Bhow causo why the
said libelant should not tw divorced from tho
bonds ol matrimony contracted with you: and
whereas upon return ot said subpoena duo proof
was made that you could not bo found In tho ball
wick of tho Sheriff ot Bald county, whereupon an
. : .i v1'4:" "aa uiui-u uy aiu court com
in Hiding you to nppear al tho then next term of
saiu court to answer as aforesaid to which the
same return was made by tho sheriff. You are
therefore lequlred to bo and appear on tho llrst
uay oi tno next term of said court to bo held at
llloomsburg, for said county, on tho nrst Monday
ot 1 ebruary next, A. 1). l-Kl, to answer said com-
l-.aiuu UUHN .UUUllKY. SUei'lff.
JX. ID, 1RS3. dm) 21
W. H. snyder, Att'y.
vroncE to satisfy- jioutqaues.
To John B. Scott :
Yon nnl tipreliL'.nnHtt..l nn.l
required to chow cause, on or before iho llrst
.Monday ot February A. 1). 1KSI, before tho court of
common Pleas ot Columbia county, why said
oiiiiii iiui. iii.ittii i. uucree, uireciing tuo itc.
eorder of deeds ot said county tu enter s itlstaetlun
ou murigago uaiea September 12th A. D. 18?4, for
iuuauuiui ,wwj Aiiua turKiieiser to Joun 11.
Scott, recorded Iu mortgage book No, 8, page 414,
c.. lu und fur k.i il I'niim v. ' '
JOHN MOUItEY,
Sheriff,
dec si
Sheriff's onice.
Bloomsburg, Deo. HI, '83.
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QRDINANCE No. Ua.
An ordinance to repeal ordlnanco No. 31, Section I.
Ilo It ordained and enacted by tho Town Council
of tho Town of Bloomsburg. And It Is hereby or
dained nnd enacted by authority of tho same, that
ordlnanco No. 31, entitled, "An ordlnanco to
straighten, widen anil open portions of tho high
way In t ho Town of Bloomsburg, commonly known
as tho Light street road nnd to vacate bucii por
tions of tho said Light street road as may thereby
become useless," passed November 7th, A. 1). 1883,
bo nnd tho same Is hereby repealed.
Passed December 28th, 1883.
(). A. HERRING, Trost. Town Council.
Attest : A. L. Fritz, sco'y. l-i
0
UDINANCE No. 33,
An ordlnanco to straighten, widen and open por
tions of tho highway in the Town of Blooms,
burg, commonly known as tho Light Street road
nnd to vacate such portions ot tho said Light
Street road as may thereby become useless.
SECTION L Ilo It ordained nnd enacted by tho
Town council of tho Town of Bloomsburg, and It
Is hereby ordained and enacted by authority of tho
samo: That a portion ottho Light Street road
from whero it intersects Second street shall bo
straightened, widened nnd opened to tho width of
seventy leet, for a distance ot forty-two feet on
tho East side, and ilfty-clgut and three-tenths feet
on tho West hide, tho centre thereof to bo in a lino
beginning at a point in tho centro lino ot second
street, Blxty-seven nnd slx.tcnths feet East ot the
centro stone In Second street standing nt a point
in lino ot tho West side ot East street, and running
thenco 25 degrees and 4 ) minutes west ninety-two
feet to a centre stono at tho Intersection ot this
centro line with tho centreline otn further por
tion ot said Light Street road as hereinafter
straightened and widened.
seution II. A further portion of tho said
Light Street road extending from tho widening ns
In tho llrst section hereof shall bo stralgtened,
widened and opened to tho width of fifty feet, tho
centre lino thereof to be In a lino beginning on tho
west bide of tho portion mentioned In tho first
section hereof, at a point twenty-eight nnd eight
tenths feettrom tho northwest corner ot Second
street nnd tho said Light street road, and running
thenco north 84 degrees and u minutes, cast four
teen hundred and nttyfeettoa certain stone in
centro of said Light street road.
SECTION III. Any and every portion of tho
said Light Street road as now used, not within tho
highway as by this ordlnanco straightened, wid
ened, nnd to bo opened and thus becoming useless,
shall be, and aro hereby declared to bo vacated Im
mediately upon tno completion of tho work ot
straightening, widening and opening as by this
ordlnanco ordained ana enacted. And thereupon
tho said portion ns w Idened by the ilrst and sec
ond sections hereof, bhall bo a public street or
highway of tho said Town ot lllooiuaburg.
SECTION IV'. That proceedings bo Instituted
for the assessment of damages to all persons who
may bo injured, and contrluutlons upon nil such
properties as shall bo benefited by the straighten.
Ing, widening and opening of tho Bald Light street
road as by tltts.ordtuauco authorized and directed.
Passed December 28th, 1883.
O. A. HKRRINO, Prest, Town council.
Attest : A. L. Fritz, Sec'y. 1-4
JOTICE
IN DIVOHCE.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF COLUMBIA
COUNTY.
Belle Johnson by her next friend, C. C. Marr, va.
If. Bruco Johnson.
To R. Bruco Johnson, respondent nbovo named :
Vhereas upon the libel of the said Hello Johnson a
subpoena was Issued out of the said court com.
mandlng you to bo and appear at tho next regular
term ot said court to show causo why tho said 11.
belant should not bo divorced from tho bonds of
matrimony contracted with you; and whereas
upon return ot Bald subpoena duo proo. was
made that you could not bo found In tho ballwlcli
ot tho Sheriff of said county, whereupon an alias
subpoena was awarded by bald court commanding
you to appear nt the then next term of said court
to answer as aforesaid to which, tlio samo return
was made by the Sheriff. You are therefore re
quired to be and appear on the llrst day ottho
rcxt term ot said court to be held at Bloomsburg,
for said county, on tho llrst Monday of February
next, A. D. 1881, to answer said complaint.
Sheriff's onice. Blooms- JOHN MOUREY,
burg, Dec. Si, lbs.'). sheriff.
littles, Att'ys. dec 28
JgOIlOUGIl NOTICE. '
Notice Is hereby given that tho cltlens ot
Orangevllle. county of Columbia and state of
Pennsylvania, will present their petitions to tho
court of Quarter sessions of the Peace, to bo Held
at Bloomsburg, said county, tho ttrst week In Feb
ruary, A. 1). list, for tho incorporation of tho said
village ot orangevlllo Into a borough, under and In
pursuance ot the several Acts ot lleneral Assembly
of tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, In such
cases made and provided.
Orangevllle, Jan. 4, 1881. 1.4
N
JOTICE.
Tho policy holders of tho Ilrlarcreek Farmers
.Mutual Insurance Company ot Llmo Ridge, will
meet nt tho llallot Centre llrango P. of II. on Xlon.
day the ii day ot January 1881 between tho
hours ot 10 iu m. and s p. in. for tho purposo ot
electing directors lor tho ensuing year und for
transacting such other business as may properly
come before said company.
SAMUEL NEYHARD,
Jan 4-2w secretary.
IBSOLUTION NOTICE
Tho partnership heretofore existing between
John O. Freeze aud Michael F. Eyerly, undtho bu
siness arrangement between John O. Freeze, .Mich
uel F. Eyerly and llle-aer V. White In the law and
collection business is tills day dissolved by mutual
consent, by tho retirement of Mr. Ejerly. Tho
books and business ot tlio lato tlrin ot Freeze
Eyerly, will remain in the hands ot John o. Freeze
by whom tho practice wilt bo continued. Mr. 11.
. W hite will remain In the law onleo hitherto aud
now occupied by him, where ho can bo consulted
on all legal business as heretofore.
JOHNO. FREEZE,
MIOH'LF. EYERLY,
11. V. WHITE.
Persons knowing themselves Indebted to tho
I incut to John il. Free.u ut his ortlco In Hrowcr's
unuertigneu. are requested to call and mako pay-
buldlng, or to .Michael F. Eyerly iu tho Sheriff's of-
nee, in tue court, uousc.
FREEZE EYERLY.
Deo 31, 1883, 3t.
N
JOTICE.
Notlco is hereby til ven that tho following account
has been tiled In tho Court of Common Pleas of
Columbia county, and will bo presented to tho
bald court on theilrbt Monday ot February lb8t,
aud comlrmed after tin fourth day ot said term
uuiess exceptions oe nieu wnnin mat lime.
1. The llrst account of c. 11. Jackson, Trustee,
ot Benjamin S. Ulluiore, Bloomsburg.
1VU1U11IAUJ1,
JanlSSl ,Prothonotary.
riCE OF DISSOLUTION.
Tno nartnershin of Oeo. S. Fleckensttno nnd A.
M. DoWltt doing business In tho namo ot Fleckeu.
stlne & Do Witt has been dissolved this .day by mu
tual consent. Tho business will bo continued by
ueo. s. Fleckensttno who will pay nil bills and
collect all accounts.
orangevllle, Pa. Jan. 1st 1581.
UEO. a FLECKENST1NE,
A. M. DKWITT.
J OT1CE IN PARTITION.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS l'OU THE
COUNTY Of COMJ.U1I1A :
No. 78, December Term, ltwj.
Adam Kltno vs. John Kline, et. nl. Writ of par
tition or valuation to Adam Kline, John Kline,
William Kliue, Daniel Kline, Rebecca Blue, Wll.
Ham swUlicr and Mary Ami his w He, In right ot
said wile, und Franklin Melz and Christiana his
wlie, lu right of bald wife take notice, that by
virtue of tuu above writ ot partition or valuation,
to mo directed, an Inquest will do held upon tho
premises therein desciloed ou tho -'Oth day ot Jan.
uary, 1881, ut 10 o'clock u. in., lo ascertain aud in
quire, umoug other things, whether tho said
premises can bo parted and dlvldud.wllhout preju
dice to or bpoillug thu whole thereof, lu the par.
lies uuuiu uauieu, uiucrnisu iu amo uuu ap.
iralsu ihobauic, when aud "tiorojuu may attend
t you see proper. JOHN MOUREY,
bhciltl'uoihcc. Blooms. hherlrr.
burg, Dec. si, '83. dec i!8
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