The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.7
FRIDAY, JANUAHY 2r,, 188 1.
Correct Ilallroiul 'l'lmu Tnlilc.
Trains on tho Philadelphia It. It. leave import
as follows I
NORTH.
6.36 n. m.
4:00 p. m.
SOUTH.
11:4.1 a. m.
0:13 p. m.
Tralnson tho I). I. & W. It. It leave Illoomsburg
0,1 fOllOWB I
N0BT1I. BOOTH.
7:27 a. m. 8:23 a, m.
10.82 a. m. 11:5 a. in.
0.30 p. m. 4:36 p. m,
Tho 11:11 train south cinnccts with tho Phila
delphia Heading nt Itupcrt, and with tho Nor
thern central at Northumberland.
Tho 8:23 a. m. train connects at Northumberland
with tho 9.41 train on Pennsylvania, road, reaching
Philadelphia at 3:1 J p. in.
Tho 11:45 train connects with Philadelphia and
Heading road at Uupert at 11:5 1 reaching Philadel
phia at 0.00 p. ra.
Tho 11:15 train connects with Pennsylvania road
at Northumberland at 1:15, reaching Philadelphia
at 7:23 p. in.
Tho 4.30 p. m. train connects with Pennsylvania
road at Northumberland at 8.05 p. m., and reaches
Philadelphia at 3:u3 a. in.
o
Trains on tho N. A W. 11. Hallway pass Bloom
1'erry as lollows i
NORTH. SOUTH.
7:11 o. m. 18:01 p. in.
0.31 p. i. 7:u7 p. m.
lMlttllC HlllCH.
Tlio Directors of tho Poor ol Mniltsoii
township will offer nt public Bale on Satur.
day, February Otli, nt 2 o'clock p. m., n lot
of ground In said township. Sco posters.
Tho executors of Abraham A. Kline, de
ceased, will Bell personal property on the
premises of John A. Kllno In Stignrlonf
township on Tuesday January 2Dth.
PcrHoiinl.
J. P. SIcIIcnry of Stillwater, dropped In
our sanctum on Tuesday.
C. B. Jackson, Esq., of Berwick was In
town on Monday attending to legal busi
ness. J. W. Evans accompanied lilm.
House to Let. Call on W. Krlckbaum.
Kobes and blankets at cost nt C. S. Fur
man's, Main street below Market.
G. M. Lockard of this town is n candi
date for the Legislature.
Tickets to nil points In tho West on sale
nt the office of Y. C. McKlnncy.
A party of Corniced ! ulic- fioai Danville
took dinner at tho Exchange 1Iute- Kl4'
Pilday.
Abraham A. Kline, nn old resident of
Bugarloaf township, died recently, aged 84
years, 4 months and 4 days.
Catawlssa has the borough fever now,
and will make application to be Incorporat
ed, at February court.
F. II. Smith, son-in-law of Judge Ehvell,
died nfhls homo in Wisconsin on Monday,
after a lingering illness.
Four sleigh loads of friends from Buck
horn made Mr. Peter Brugler and family a
visit last week Thursday evening.
Mr. G. A. Herring was surprised one
evening last week by n call from about
thirty couples from Mlllllnvllle.
The Williamsport papers say that Rev.
D. M. Kinter of Stillwater, is doing u good
work nt the Christian chapel In that city.
Initials stamped on nny of our boxed pa
per, in gold or silver, freo of charge, at the
Columbian' store.
The firm of Alexander & Bro. has been
changed to Alexander, Bros. & Co. Lewis
Cohen having become a partner.
E. It. IUelerhas removed his law olllco to
rooms over IUwllngs' meat store, 3d build
ing below the Exclmngu Hotel. 1-25 4w
If you contemplate going West, call at
the Pennsylvania It. H. ticket olllce, Main
St. Bloomsburg. W. C. McKlnncy ugent
St. Valentine's Day draws near, and so
docs the time when the tlncsi assortment
ot valentines will bu opened at the Colum
bian Btorc.
Mathlas Shalfer has a contract to build
a half mile of stouo wall along the upper
side of tho N. & W. fl. railroad, nt Wap
wnllopen. A sleigh load of twenty.four little girls
from Berwick visited this town last Satur
day afternoon. They rode In fine style
with a four-horse livery.
Jacob Miller lias fitted up a tlrst class
restaurant In the basement of his hotel at
Espy and is prepared to furnish his pa
trons with oysters and all kinds of refresh
ments. Widows' appraisements have been filed
in tho following estates : Joseph Harder,
Catawlssa ; William Sliultz, Locust ; Rlch
nrd Kile, Sugarloat j L. P. Osniuii, Cain
wisa; John J. Stiles, Fishlngcreek j
George Osinan, Scott.
Venuor has not been heard from for
some time, but ho has ut last been found,
an 1 it has been discovered that ho Is re
sponsible for the cold weather of this
nntitli. He said it was going to bo warm.
Special efforts arc being made to secure
weekly correspondence from every section
of tho county for this paper. In a short
time wo hopu to have a reporter In every
township.
If you aru In need of a tlrst class watch
In either gold or silver cases, at a figure
lower than ever, call at L. Bombard's
Jewelry store. Also a largo line of sliver
ware, jowelry, gold spectacles, Sic. All
warranted.
We are glad to know that tho excellent
letters of our Centralla correspondent ure
appreciated by our numerous patrons In
that place. It is always a source of regret
to us when we fall to receive his coinmu
iilcatlonsweekly. "Food for Plants" has been tiled by a
number of ladles In this town Mid is high
y recommended. As It Is not in our line
wo will close out the lot very cheap. 10
cent boxes for 5 cents ; 2.1 cent boxes for
15 cents, nt tho Columman storo.
Tho old Hess hotel stand In Sugarloaf
township has been purchased by J. W.
Perry, the present proprietor of tho house.
It will be repaired ami Improved, and put
In first class order for tho accommodation
of guests.
Clarcnco Keller, it graduate of thlsolllee,
and for several years past an einployo of
tho Sorauton tywWiaii, has accepted the
iorem uishlp of E. B. Yordy's Job olllco nt
Wllkeslmrre. Mr, Keller was one of tho
most Industrious apprentices we over had,
and his many friemh hero will bo pleased
to learn of Ms success.
Tho business of tho Bloom Poor District
for tho past year has been ubly mid satis
facie rily conducted by tho present board of
directors, Tho list of products of tho farm
shows that tho superintendent, Thomas
McBildc, is tho right man In the right
place. Everything about the farm Is In ex
cellent order, There uro twenty paupers
at tho Poor House at present.
THE
Shook & Collier's Lights 0' London
Company will nppcnr nt tho Opera House,
Danville, on next Monday and Tuesday
evening, Jnnuary 29, nnd 29,
Leases, notes, mortgages, deeds nnd nil
kinds of printed blanks for sale nt tho Col
UMtiiAK store.
Hon. J. 1). Storm lins our thanks for tho
Congressional lUcord, reports from the con
suls of tho United Stales, nnd the Con
gresslonnl Directory.
Tho Royal Hand Bell Ringers nnd Glee
Singers of London will appear nt the Opern
Houso on Monday evening February 4th.
Tickets 23, 35 nnd M cents,
Every Democratic candldato for county
olllco should possess a copy of the rules of
tho party governing nominating conven
tions. They are for sale nt this olllco.
Fon Sam: on Exoiunuk. Two good
driving ponies will bo sold nt a reasonablo
price, or exchanged for a good carrlaeo
horse. Apply to
B. F. ZAiut,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Havcrly's Minstrels had a big audience
nt tho Opera House last week Thursday
evening. People came from Catawlssa,
Berwick, nnd nil tho surrounding towns,
nnd were not disappointed. It Is a big
show una no mistake, the performing dogs
alone being worth tho price of admission.
Quite a largo audience greeted Dr. Mon
roe last Friday evening in his lecture en
titled "Sponge or Reservoir Which ? Tho
lazy people who depend on others were
demonstrated as the sponges. Tho industri
ous and active ones wc e Hie escrvoirs,
who send out their good inliuence upon
those around them.
Tho Bell Ringers who will play at liiu
Opera House on Monday nlgln. lYbnury
llh, landed In this country from England
on the lih Inil. They will spend two
inonllis In the Uuilcil Stales ami llien ie
mi ii home.
For. Salk. At wholesale ami iclall, and
at greatly l educed rate', a job lot of Im
proved Keystone Cultivators, the imsr nnd
cheapest cultivator, for all purposes, In
the market. Addict,
N. B. Meiskli.,
l-4-4t Lewlsburg, Pa.
There Is one entire stpiaru of ground in
Philadelphia where the people snap their
Angers nt the street contractors and High
way Department and have a good time,
weather or no, and that Is John Wann.
maker's Thirteenth nnd Chestnut Streets
store. Such n clearance sale ns is now
golnu on could not draw crowds but for
the wonderful convenience of access and
comfort when there. Philada. Ittcord.
A number of friends gathered at the
house of Thomas Butledge of Espy, on
Tuesday evening, and spent a delightful
evenlug. The Espy comet band under the
leadership of Thomas Methcrcll were pres
ent nnd gave very line music. On Wed
nesday evening most of tho 3amu party
went to Danville In a largo sled drawn by
four horses.
The papers of Council Bluifs, Iown, re
port that the water works constructed by
Mr. Bhkenblne and his son Hnrry, nrc
completed, and that the final test was a
satisfactory one, seven streams being
thrown at once to the height of a hundred
feet. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blrkenblnc have
been residing ut Council Bluffs for the past
two years.
The financial statement of the i.grlcultnr
al Society, recently published, shows good
management on tho part of the officers,
and a liberal patronage on the part of the
people. The real estate In the first pur
chase is all paid for, and, three hundred
dollars have been applied on the new,
while nearly three hundred dollars remain
in the Treasurer's hands.
C.ipt. Isaac Lwldy of Hemlock township,
died at his residence on Wednesday, Jan
uary 10th, 1831, and was buried by n very
large concourse of friends in the ground of
the New Columbia church ou the 20th inst.
He was born in Greenwood township,
July -llli, 1793, mid was therefore aged
elghty-tlvo years, six months nnd thirteen
days. Ho was tlio father of ten children.
Three daughters and live sons survlvo him.
He was a life-long Democrat, and an Elder
in tho Presbyterian Church for about fifty
years.
Under tho act of 1833, it may not be gen
erally known, persons confined In Jail can
bo discharged without the roundabout and
expensive proceedings of the Insolvent
laws. Upon the order of Court or a Liw
Judge in chambers the County Coinmls
sioners may direct tho discharge of con
vlcts at the end of their terms of imprison
mcnt, or those who are committed for non
payment of costs, without such payment
or the payment of fines or restitution of
property, provldlug their insolvency is cs
tabllshed by their own affidavit and other
wise to the satisfaction of the Commission
ers. This practically deprives courts and
juries of the power to punish by imposing
lines or costs, in case tho defendant or
other party aimed at Is not worth the
amount.
The opinion of Judge Bice in tlio sewer
injunction case is printed in full in tho sup
plement. It discusses the whole subject,
and the effect of It Is that tho council have
the right to lay tho sower where they
please, but the injunction is continued be
cause tho record is defective In not show
ing that tlio change from the Market street
route was properly made. When the
record is amended a motion may be mado
to dissolve the Injunction. Now that the
Council has learned of the objection to the
proposed course, and that tho town may
not be able to obtain any money from tho
Normal School If the Maiket street route is
abandoned, they should be sure they are
right before going ahead. Tho course that
will give tho best sewervgc, and that will
be of tho most benefit to tho greatest num
ber of people Is tho one that should be fol
lowed. Agents have at last been secured to can
vass for the sale of the History r.f Coluin.
bla County, and every township not al
ready covered will bo visited. This will
bo the opportunity to secure the work, as
we shall dispose of every copy beforo tho
summer is over. The book contains about
COO pages, on good heavy paper, is neatly
hound, and has a number of Illustrations,
including county buildings, &c. The
prices nro 2.60 In cloth, 3.00 in half mo.
roeco, and those who are waiting for tho
book to get cheaper will bo disappointed,
as it will never be sold by us less than the
figures above named, and the simple rea
son why It will not be cheaper Is that the
present price Is lust as low as wo can make
It without losing money. Tho publishers
would not undertake the printing of an.
other work the size of this for tlio same
price. As it Is tho only genulno history ot
this county Unit has ever been published,
and another will not bo printed during the
present generation, those who want It
should buy It now, either of our agents or
ut tlio Columiiian office. These statements
are not mere buncombe to muito tho book
sell, but they nro facts that may be relied
upon,
COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT,
Tho llovnl Hnnd Boll ltlnrrr.ru nnil fJW
Singers of London will appear at the Opera
Hoii9o on Monday cvenlnir February 4th,
Tickets 25, 5 and GO cents.
On Thursday of last week n wedding re
ception was given Mr. and Mrs, 11. L.
Creasy, by tho parents of tlio lirldp, Mr,
nnd Mrs. H, A. Swcppenlilscr. A number
of Invited guests wero present. After par
taking of a sumptuous dinner, tlio nftcr
noon was agreeably spent In tho nlcasurcs
of muslo and social conversation. Tho
brldo was remembered by a number of
gifts nmong which was n fine organ by her
mother.
A Leap Year party was given by tlio
ladles nt tho Exchange Hotel ou Wednes
day night, about twenty couples being
present. Everything was done up In the
best style, tho ladles calling for the gentle
men with tho omnibus. Tho supper was
elegant, the ladles handsome, and tlio dress
es beautiful. Very pretty dance pro
grammes with silk cords nnd tiny pencils
wero furnished each guest. Mcthcrlll's or
chestra mado tho music.
In a short tlmo wo shall lssuo a supple
ment that will contain much valuable In.
formntton. Among other things wc shall'
glvo tho Rules of Nomination of the Demo-
crallc party of this county, which sell nt
ten cents n copy In pamphlet form, n com
plete Digest ot the Election laws of Pcnn
sylvanla, the Act of Assembly relating to
Election expenses, nnd the several laws
governing delegate elections and nomina
ting conventions. The Information given
In this supplement of Itself will bo worth
more than the subscription price of the
paper for one year, and should bo preserv
ed for reference by all who receive it. It
will bo sent out with our regular edition to
all subscriber?, free of charge. Those de
siring extra copies should send In their
orders nt once to Tub Coi.u.mman, Blooms
burg, Pa, Single copies, C cents.
Hunger from Milk.
Unless you have hired help whom you
can trust Implicitly, It Is n good iden to
use eartheru dishes for milk Instead of tin ;
they are kept olean with much less trouble.
The scientists of tho present day utul hour
claim that the germs of disease hide In tho
crevices of a milk pan, nnd that nothing
but the conscientious application of abso
lutely boiling water will remove tho dan
ger. JYVui Orleans Timet Democrat.
I'nrmerH' iiiHtltutc.
A freo lecture course on farm topics will
bo delivered at tho Pennsylvania State Col
lege, Centre county, Pa., beginning Tues
day morning, January 29, 1884, and ending
I' rlday ufternoon or evening, February 8th.
Tho lectures will embrace a wide range of
subjects of special importance to agricul
turists, nnd opportunity will bo given, ns
far as time will permit, for questions and
discussions In connection with them. They
will be open to all, free of charge, nud nil
Interested are cordially Invited to attend.
Table board can be had at tho hotel or
with privato families In tho village, the
usual charge by the latter being 3 per
week. A few, by early application, can
procure board In the College Club, at their
usual rate of about 2 a week. Persons at
tending tho lccturas will have opportunity
to attend recitations ar.d other collcgo ex
ercises, thus acquainting themselves with
tlio character of the Instruction, nnd tho
facilities here offered for obtaining a "lib.
oral and practical education." The scope
of the lectures may bo indicated by the
following summary: President Atherton
will lecture on the Belation of Agriculture
to Other Industries j Prof. McKee, on
Book-keeping for Farmers ; Prof. Jordan,
on Agrioultiir.il Chemistry, Fertilizers,
Cuttle-feedlng, nnd Dairying; Prof. Buck-
hout, on Fruit.Growlng and Vegetable
Gardening j Prof. Osmond, on Lightning
Protection nnd Meteorology j Prof. Bar
nard, on Country Bridges j Prof. Ewing,
on Tho Anatomy of the Domestic Animals
nnd Reproduction in Domestic Animals j
Prof. Bell, on Adulteration of Foods.
Resides .these lectures by members of the
college faculty, several will be delivered by
gentlemen from abroad. Prof. Huideko-
per, of the University of Pennsylvania, will
lecture on Veterinary Science: Prof,
Groff, of tho University at Lewlsburg. on
Healthful Homes for Farmers; the Hev,
John W. White, on Bee-keeping ; Willis
P. Hazard, Esq., on Thoroughbred Cattle,
and J. W. Woodward, Esq., on Country
Roads and Koad.maklng.
Espy GIvmiliiKH.
Thero has fbeen n number of pleasant
social gatherings In Espy recently, nmom
them being those at .Mrs. George Tron
sew's, Mrs. Hartmiurs and Mrs. W. Diet
rick's.
Among Mrs. Philip Angle's visitors for
the present week were Mr. and Mrs.
Angle of Hazletoti, Mrs. Kirkeudall of Nes-
copeck, Mrs. Boon and Mrs. Garrison of
Alton, Mrs. H. B. Angle of Espy, Miss
Tilllo Laubach of Forks, and Rev. Reamer,
who is holding a protracted meeting at this
place.
Rev. Wharton preached au excellent ser
mon on Sunday morning ir. which he ex
pressed himself as being sorry to see so
many of tho time-honored customs of thu
fathers so lightly treated as they are at the
present day. Ho Is now holding a pro
traded meeting at Afton. Nineteen peril
tents presented themselves at tho altar re
cently. The Lutheran Church appreciates tho
talents, worth, and deep piety of their
young Sunday school superintendent, Mr.
Irvtn Winters, whoso efforts are a success.
Ho Is a student of tho Bloomsburg State
Normal School and expects to graduato In
Juno. Wo hopo that ho will never grow
weary in well doing.
Sleighing parties going out from this
place are too numerous to mention.
On the morning of tho 10th inst. us the
family of H. B.Anglo were quietly perform,
ing the d titles of tho day, they wero start
led by tho door-bell being violently rung.
Tlio summons was answered by tho lady of
the house who found thero two lady friends
who monopolized her attention for somo
time, and then going to thu window, ex
claimed In an excited maimer i "Oh, Aunt
Mary, look here!" And sho looked and
saw loads upon loads of people and has.
kets. The people wero soon all In tho
house nnd the baskets In the kitchen,
where tho contents of tho baskets wero
soon transferred to tho table, And oh,
such chicken, cakes and pies j with oys.
ters, coffee, and other delicacies too nu
merous to mention. It was .Mrs, Angle's
birthday. Tho paity, elghty.four In num.
her, all seemed to enjoy themselves most
heartily. The time was passed with plays
In which all participated, Interspersed with
music, both vocal and Instrumental, and
the grand dinner. Rov, Ii, C. H. Catterall
of Berwick, honored the party by assisting
to wait upon all of tho tables which was no
small matter for, In addition to tho
elghty.four who c.uno In sleighs and sleds
from Berwick- and Nescopcck, a number
of friends In Espy wero invited by the
pirty, and nil together thero wero ubout
ono hundred and twenty guests,
Tho parly was over, the guests gonu nway,
When 1 heard iiitua host and hostess say
'Twas a Joyful surprise, and wo hope that
they may
All como again nt no fur distant day,
One who was Tubus,
The lot ot Hannah Knorr, deceased, on
Third street opposlto tho M. E. Church,
wn3 sold nt Orphans' Court Halo last Satur
day, and bid In by Joslah Ralston for $700.
The following resolution was passed at n
special meeting of tho Town Council on
Wcdncday night.
Resolved. That notlco bo nlvcn to nor.
Rons through whoso property tho route of
sower will pas ns reported at this meeting
of tho Council by tho engineer nnd shown
ny pinn ami promo marked "Jnnuary aaril
1881," and that they will bo heard In refer,
end to tho passing of nn ordinance or rcso.
lutlon adopting bucIi route for tho conlln.
unnco of the sewer from the Intersection of
Iron nnd Sixth streets to tho river by way of
Iron, Seventh nnd Catharine streets, tlionco
ncross tho canal and land of McKclvy &
Nenl to tho Ferry Road, connecting with
former proposed route from Market streot
through Sixth street, at a meeting of tho
Council to bo held on Wednesday the 30th
day of January 1881 at 7 o'clock in tho
ovenlng.
KotirHlHtrK IteiiiH.
On Kiidny evening last tho 17 iimt.
there was n eouinblo surprise party met
at thu houso of AloxanderM. Kramer,
a milo South of Kolirsbtirg, Greonwood
towiiBhip, were they had a grand oys
tor supper anil other delicious things to
cat, ami sjicnt a merry time from 7
o'clock until near 12 o'clock eating and
drinking, telling stories, joking, and
having a good timo generally. There
wcietcn ooupiu and all married, witli a
good sjii inkling of various ages.
Jacob Knot-, has got his now store
houso well stocked with good goods
and sells cheap.
J. W. K
JackHun nnil Vicinity NotcM.
The health of this community is gen
erally good, no sickness to report, ex
cept bad coliN, which are prevalent in
all communities, at this time of year.
L. A. German Esq. tied tho matri
monial knot on Saturday evening last,
between Mr. Lloyd Alberlson and
Miss Elizabeth Loekart, both of Green
wood. Wo undei stand that D. W.Parker
and Lloyd Alberlson huvu purchased a
new engine and shingle mill, and that
tl.e.y will soon have it in successful
operation, near Mr. Alinas Colo's m ist
mill. b
Wo understand the business of a re
porter writing up items for a vicinity
is to report accidents, removals, death s
etc , and such items of a general char
acter ns are interesting to the public
generally.
Therefore we will refer our readers
to thu correspondent of tho Jtejmblican
viz. Pilgrim, whoso hobby seems to bo
A. J. Derr's clerk. Now wo would
suggest, Mr. Pilgrim, that you take
another text, as the people generally
think th it iliscoursj worn out.
Again "Mr. Pilgrim'' seems to be
troubled about the futuro prosperity,
politically of some other parties Wo
wonder if ho lias in his mind that
young Republican from Jackson who
wo havo been creditably informed is an
applicant for the appointment of Mer
cantile Appraiser next year. Ve are
not much of a prophet but wc make
this prediction and ask him to stick a
pin hen1, iz. that when the Mercantile
Appraisement is being made, a vear
from next spring, that voting aspirant
win uo following tlio plow, or m the
homo hinging a lullaby song.
Elder M. S. Blair of Ulaiuohard, Ceu-
tro Oo. is holdini' a two week's mcil
ing at the Christian Chapel in Jack-
sou.
We have not heard of tho lost dog
boing found as yet, but from the min
ute discription given of tho same, we
would not he surpiised if Barniim
would have him next summer in his
caravan with his White Elephant.
Now and This.
Of all Oriental camels the Persian
are by far the best, and the test of a
true Persian carpet is that used by thu
natives themselves namely, to drop a
piece ot rca-not charcoal upon it. This
leaves a singed round spot. If tho car
pet is a iMod one of tho first oualitv.
the hand can then brush off the singed
woot without the least ttaee of tho burn
being afterward discernible.
LOCAL NOTICES.
C. C. Marr pays 33 for butter, 30 for
cm;!,, j ior iiiru, iu tor cmcKcns.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE
IJ.
2700 yds light calico Sc.
2300 " " " 7c
2200 " dark " OA 7c.
3000 gingham checks, tickings
&0.. for Rnrlnrr Qillno
stripes
Come from up the river, come from ove
the river, come from nil over whilst tin
good sleighing lasts.
C. C. Marr wants 5 bushels of llax heed.
Go to (J. (1 Afarp fnr nlinln. unfTn..
sugar, syrups mid canned goods, very
If you want dress silks or trimmings of
any kind come ami see us, our stock is
large and prices the lowest. Clark & Sou.
O. C. Marr wants pop corn.
W. J. Correll & Co. keep ulways
hand a largo assortment of furnlturo
select from. Any special orders filled
short notice.
C. C. Marr is selling tho best 50 cent
nj i ill luwil.
Fresh bread, rolls, biscuit and cakes of
every description, at Phillips' Domestic
bakery, 2w
C O. Marr sells Day's soap, It Is tho best
In town, try It.
C. C. Marr sells brown sugar for 8 cents,
white at 10 cents.
Florida oranges from DeBarry's grove at
Phillips' bakery. 2w
A few moro blankets and comforts to sell
cheap, at C. C. Marr's.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Diamond Dyes will color anything any
color, and never fall. The easiest and best
way to economize. 10c, at all druggists.
Wells. Richardson & Co., Burlington, Vt.
Sample card, 32 colors, and book of dlrec.
lions for 2 cent stump.
Owenton, Ky. Dr. I. F, Mundy, says i
"I have found Brown's Iron Bitters ono of
tho best tonics and prescribe It frequently.
Wo havo Just received a largo line of .-5-4,
0-4, 0-4 and 10.4 sheeting muslins both In
bleached nud unbleached, at prices lower
than even also prints, ginghams, chovlots,
tickings, toweling, towels, table linens,
crumb cloths, counterpanes, napkins j also
headquarters for muslins of all kinds.
Prices always thu lowest. Clark & Son.
Have you seen our line of puffings bias
tuckliigs, millings, Hamburg laces (cheap,
er than ever), edgings, &c. Clark is Son,
Wo aro offering some good big bargains
In corsets, hosiery, gloves, underwear,
blankets, Sc., to close. Clark & Bon.
OAUHB OK KAII.lIllB.
Wunt of confidence accounts for half of
thu business failures of to-day, O. A.
Kleim, the Druggist, is not liable to fall for
tho want of confidence lu Dr. Bosaako's
Cough and Luiu; Syrup, for ho gives away
a bottle freo to all who are suffering with
Cough, Colds, Asthma, Consumption and
nil affections of tho Throat and Lungs.
July 0-eow
BLOOMSBURG,
Six bottles of Phelns' Rheumatio Elixir
cured mo of n severe caso of Sclatlo Rheu
matism of tho rlcht bin of many years'
standing. If any of my friends arc so af
flicted, I mlvlso them to give It n trial.
A. 1j. SI'KNCKIl,
Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, Pa,
Sco n woman iu nnotlicr column, near
Spoor's Vineyards, nicking grapes from
which Specr's Port Orapo wlno Is made,
that Is so highly esteemed by tho medical
profession, for the use of invalids, weakly
persons nnd tlio nged.
Bolil ny (j. A. Kleim, Iilooiusburg.
sept 22-ly
TIIIIITKK.S TEAR'S DTSI'EI'SIA,
"I suffered with dyspepsia for 18 years,"
writes John Albrlirht Esn.. of Columbus.
Ohio. Simntilan Nervine cured inc." As It
nlwnys cures such disorders. At drug
gists. CAUSE AND EFFECT
At times symptoms of indigestion nro
present, uneasiness of the stomach, &c, a
moisture like perspiration, producing Itch
ing at night, or when ono is warm, cause
tho Piles. Tho effect is Immediate relief
upon the npnllcntlon ot Dr. Basnnko's Pile
Remedy, which costs you hut CO cents nnd
Is sold by O. A. Kleim. July 13-eow
Nervousness, debility and exhausted vi
tality cured by using Brown's Iron Bitters.
SOWINO WILD OATS.
How ninny waste their time and rcsour-
ces In foolish experiments, with nasty
worthless medicines that can never do
them a whit of good. It you aro sick and
want help get a rcptitablo remedy of estab
lished merit. Tho curative virtues of Hur
dock Blood Billers havo never been question
cd. For on enfeebled circulation or a weak
stomach they aro splendid.
HEALTH 13 WEALTH.
It is worth more than riches, for without
It riches cannot be cnioved. How manv
people nro without health who might re
gain It by using Kidney-Wort. It acts
upon the Liver, Bowels nnd Kidneys,
cleansing nnd stimulating them to healthy
action. It cures all disorders of these Im
portant orcans. nurlfies the blood and nro-
motes the general health. Sold by nil drug
gists. See adv't.
Scranton, .March 10. 1833.
Thlrtv-fivo years aeo I was seized with
Acute Rheumatism. Since that tlmo 1
havo never been free from It until 1 gave
nicips' Klieunuitlc f.llxir a thorough trial.
It cured me and I freely endorse It ns n
positive cure for chronic rheumatism.
SA11A1I -McUAimiv,
Mntron to Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Hara of St.
Vincent's Cathedral, Scranton, Pa., for
tho past twelve years.
For salo at Hendershott's Pharmncy
Bloomsburg, .Pa.
WHAT WE OAS CUKE, LET'S SOT ENDUHE.
If we can cure an nche, or a sprain, or a
pain or a lameness, or n burn, or a bruise,
or a bite by using Thomu' Echclric Oil, let's
do it. Thomtu' Jielectrie Oil Is known to be
good, Let's try It.
Ayer's Pills euro constipation, Improvo
the appetite, promote digestion, restore
healthy action, and regulate every func
tion. They are pleasant to take, gentle In
their operation, yet thorough, searching,
and powerful in subduing disease.
GuAitAKTBED to CuitE a Cold or Cough
Acker's Celebrated English Remedy. Sold
by J. H. Klnports, druggist.
WANT OK FAITH.
If C. A. Kleim, the Druggist, does not
succeed It is nut for the want of faith. He
has such faith In Dr. Bosauko's Cough and
Lung syrup as a remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Consumption, nnd Lung Affections, that he
gives a bottle free to each and every one who
Is in need of a medicine of this kind.
July 13.cow
KUOM SYJSAITSE, hVY.
"I felt weak and languid ; had palpita
tion ot the heart ami numbness of the
limbs. Burdock Blood Bitters have certainly
relieved me. They are most excellent."
Mr. J. Wright.
DOOTOHS AND CUUllCIlES.
Hundred of doctors who have visited
Speer's Vineyards during the wine making
season say his Wines have proved to be
pure, unadulterated, of fine llavor and ton
ic properties and unsurpassed for their re
storative powers : they prescribe them as
very suneilor wines. The churches in
New York nnd Brooklyn use the Port
ior ineir communion, ror sale hy drug
gists.
DESEllVED rOI'ULAltlTV.
The Phelps' Rheumatic Elixir which has
accomplished so many excellent results
here, is rapidly gaining its well deserved
popularity in other parts of the 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 are rapidly miirshaliug under the
banner of "Phelns." As far as wo and
our readers arc concerned we need only
say that wo unconditionally ndhcro to till
we nave tesiineu m lavor ot tho Jillxlr.
E. II. Radcii,
Editor Camion County Democrat,
.Munch Chunk. Pa
For salo at Ilendersliott's Pharmacy,
jjioomsuurg, ra.
llnllltnxrn Mil llr Irwin IT VI ,1 r 1,1
says : "I would recommend a trial of
Brown's Iron Bitters in all cases of anae
mic debility or when a tonic or uppetizcr is
lllUIUUll'U.
Al'Vl'If'tf tlfnmi I'ttvii. .rtttir.irttno.l . tctll
cure nil kinds of blood poisoning, inWifal
,,r ..,.) Unl.l 1... I II I.-l. .1
v.. Luiiiiuuiu. uuui U. 11. 111JU10, UlULT'
gist.
IIUIN WltOl'OHT IN THE FOUEST.
How distressing it is to sco acres of trees
cut down in tlio midst of a nobio forest.
How saddening it is to see that thin spot
in mo uiiusi oi your oiuerwiso auundanl
nair. atop it at once ny the use of l'ur.
ker's Hair Balsam. For actual cffclenov
this famous articlu stands at the head of
lis class. J'.lcgnut for the toilet; delicious
in order, and restores the original color to
gray or nuicd hair. J'.conomical, as n
slight, occasional application keeps the
uair nuu scaip in pcriect order.
AllE You MisEi:AliLEtliroii!rh Indlrrestlnn.
Sour Stomach, or Constipation. Ackei's
Dyspcpila Tablets wo guarantee will re-
llevu you. bold Dy J, 11, Klnports, drug
gist.
OAllES OF LIFE.
As we como to them thev nro received
borne with, and passed over with no more
than n thought, If wo aro In the enjoyment
of health, but if suffering with Piles or
skin disease of any kind they magnify a
hundred fold. C. A. Kleim, tho Druggist,
mis jr. iiusiinKo s mo icmeuy wiucii is nn
absolute cure for any nffection of tlio kind
anu is soiu ior ouceius. July lu-cow
MARRIAGES.
BOWER SITLER. At the brtde's par
cnts In Centre township, Monday Jan. 2lst,
by 8amucl Hidlay, Esq., Mr. Boyd' Bower
of Brlarcrcck, to Miss Ida Sltler of Centre.
IIE.VCOCK-RICHENDIFER.-On t h c
lOtli inst., at tho Reformed parsonage
Orungevllle, by Rev, A. Houtz, .Mr. Alfred
li. lleacock of Greenwood township, to
Miss Hannah E. Rlcheudlfer, of Mt. Pleas.
ant township.
UlUTON-WELLlVEIt. -January 3rd,
In Montour township, Columbia county, by
Rev. Stuart -Mitchell, Clarence P. Glrlon
of Hemlock, to S ado M. Wellivcr, of Mon.
tour.
LUNGENUKIIGEII-H ET LE U.-M r.
John J. Longenberger to Miss Mary E.
Hetler, both of Hetlervllle, at tho Lutheran
parsonago In Berwick, January 1st, 1884,
by Rev. J. P. German.
NAUUiii--.MlIiLliI. Mr, Milton A.
Nauglo to .Miss Ehnlra C. .Miller, at tho
Lutheran parsonago Iu Bowlck, January 5,
IBS i, notu ot flcscopcck, by Rev. J. I
German.
STACKHOUSE-PIES.-By Luther Ger.
mm Esq , nt Ids residence, on December
33ml, 1883, Mr. William O. Blockhouse of
Pino township, this county, to Lizzie R,
Pies of Sonestown, Sullivan county.
FOUSr-POLK. On January 12th,1884
hy I,. A. German, Esq., Mr. William B
Poust of Franklin township, Lycoming
county, to jiiss r;innii folk of Greenwood
township, Columbia county.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
QUARTER NOTICE.
in the court or common rLiis for th C0CNTT of
COLUMBIA OF FERRUAnY TERM 1881.
Notlco Is hcrebr irlcn that an nnnlfontlnn will
bo mado In said Court on Saturday February. 18, A.
1). 1HSI, at i o'clock V. M., under tho Act ot Assem
bly ot tlio C'ommonwoalth ot lcnnsy tvant entitled
"An net to provldo for tho Incorporation and Itotf.
illation ot certain Corporations" apnrovod Apilt
W, 1871, nnd tlio supplements thereto tor tlio char
ter of an Intended corporation to bo called "Tho
Northern Columbia and southern Luzorno County
Aitrtcultural Association," tho character and ob.
wintii iiuiu iiimnienanrju oi iftcimien ior
iioiiuininiroiiairor cxniuuions or Agricultural,
lortlcultural and Mechnnleal nmlncta with ihn
rlslit to rent, purchase and hold real estate ncces
s.iry tor tliemnurnosn-L and ta havn and nrvvra
and enjoy all tho rhrliU, bencnts and prfVllcires
conferred by tho said Act of Aiwimbly and Us sup
plemcnts. c. 11. JACKHO.N,
iicQw-,itsn. solicitor.
NNUAL STATEMENT.
OP
BLOOM I'OOll DISTItlCT.
From January 8th, 181, to January Tth, 1891.
JOHV K. QROTZ, Trcnsurcr,
mi.
To bal as per settlement Jan 8, 1883
t U Tl
Ut OS
CO 00
457 St
301 10
cm oo
ISO 00
30 00
tso mi
- nsn rec u ni inoom uup m
" Hufrarloat dup '81...,
" scott dup -Hi
iirvcmruou
Illoom dun'M
" seott dun ft!
" Hiigarloat dup t
ensn rec u ni wiiius Kamcr
Ji n. Littio irom Luzerno
County 307 on
" cash ree'd Lebanon roor District on
Leonard lieidio si ,5
" cash roo'd M. C. Woodward rent on
Long liouso 51 to
" rash reo'd Thomas Jlcllrldj produco
sold 212 4T
" cash reo'd Dr. ltcdakcr salo ot woolen
roods 19 25
IM59 03
Oil.
lly orders of 1881 redeemed t IT is
' IKS' " 3313 15
" rostago 1 ss
" nmu paid to l'oor liouso 13 ro
" Commission or 3.1
" bal in Treasurer's hands lai 46 t3.v!) 69
STATEMENT OK TAXES UNSETTLED I! LOOM
l'OOU DISTHICT.
IMin
188' Amt. pd.
$ 014 to 1 CM 41 I
200 80 103 05
1883 Amt. nd.
Duo
6 38
;i is
Orecnwood...
Sugarloat
Dun
Duo
1031 HI
ta ie
tl.1 18
1S9 31
Bloom
J10.ll 5 680 U0
515 T7 160 00
515 18
159 31 30 00
Scott
(Ireenwood
Sugarloat
3191 as ISM 06 2249 "8
Amt. of outstanding ordersJan.
o, '-a. ...
orders issued from Jan. 8,
83 to Jan I 'HI Inclusive
orders redeemed
" out standing
17 73
3113 01 3130 80
3353 60
71 30 3130 E0
EXPENSES OF 11LOOM DI8TIUCT
for year ending Jan. 7th, 1881.
Auditors and clerks bill Jan.
im
23 00
Four l'apers printing state
ments Jan. 188.1
45 00
2 00
Taklinr Win. Fry to-Danvllle...
Illppoiistecl l'oor Tax, 18SJ 12 60
:uas Ilower County " " 15 75
Ellas llowcr School " " 28 35
II. o. crereltng order Heller.... 8 50
60 70
i. .m. uiarK uo 1.50. 2.00 4 00
W. M. Eves & John Loro do 101
Jesse Fritz A. Labach do 1 00
J. II. .Maize do 3 00
17 60
Town tax on Long houso 1 42
oouwaru, county lax on ung
houso ts.
Woodward, Sctiool tax on Long
houso 1 35
Furnian, coQln tor Archie's
3 52
clilld s 00
Correl comn and shroud for
Em. cook's chi d s no
13 0)
10 00
5 CO
4 20
8 60
10 00
52 81
in OU
1 10
10 00
12 '22
SO UO
31 86
13 00
1 40
45 00
41 80
M. U. Woodward constable for
1882
M. C. Woodward casta on Wllllts
ivairer caso
Charles Kck, lime
Caleb Hart on, tramps 6 10
ij. j. ituneri paiu ior uo 2 50
11. It Albertsnn horse hire
Coal 7.81 43.00
It It l.lttlo retaining fee
J. II. Klnports blank books
taxing uupucaics
William Masters, lumber
jonn v. Jones, carp ter worK...
C. A. Kleim do 7 15
Sloyer tiro's do .. . 26 36
Hemlock twp. expenses of Mrs.
Hamilton
Oeo. A. Clark, blank books '82..
11. nan ions, meuicincs'. 135
i).-. 11. w. .Meuevnids 45 110
Dr. II. F. Hardener
Samuel Keller phosphate
c ji. iyisuit laKing iiuiu Ann
l'arkerto l'oor House
J. 11. llannan & 11. J. Conner
order ot removal, ltosetta
Dodson
2 00
Kulin i; nice, beef. 17 72
Jos. S. Ueiu do a 0,
23 77
Charles Krug door casing
llacliman . dross, chimney....
C. F. Kuapp, Insurance
4 70
8 60
40 60
(isuuigcreeK iwp. K.ny inner
Ureenwood
21 21
3 00
29 80
3 13
3 32
10 00
Jacob Dlefunbach, brooms
ii. ri woiover imnoer
Sarnuol Shaffer carpenter work
L. It. Itupcrt postage and writ
ing agreement
M. I). Woodward constable '83..
It Fall man expenses removing
Biciia x urner, .Mrs. u creasy
and Fowler
SI 74
701 00
Thos. Mclirldo salary
1 11. itupcn, 110
St. Hospital L. Z. Kahler 161 6)
60 00
lieu, r ox 120 3 1
" Mary Hughes 119 67
" WUllam Fry 48 21
" Enhral.n Ehner i.s as
603 33
Sundry bills for runalrs.
mercuaiiuise ior lamuy
and paupers
390 82
83 25
108 60
31 (10
23 GO
68 01
42 00
A 90
4 60
92 20
3 60
1 60
31 00
3S 10
15 0)
16 00
2 01
7 00
3 00
1 88
31 75
2 33
98 02
1 41
25 01
4 00
54 t 2
7 OU
5 01)
18 41 814 19
7 S IX)
75 00
73 00
13113 06
OUT-SIDE HELIEF.
William Lewis
1. J. Ileaser
V. Keller and family
Kmmnennl; .... .. .
Jackson Karns
Sarah Jones
C. Dennis ,
Mrs. Samuel liernsldes
Mrs. A. M. Zllnmormiin ... .
Lot 1 Hall
Hannah Fox
Illrnm l-nnennr fniniu.
Margaret ilower
.-urs. ouiues .ticiormic ,,
Mrs. Harriet K. Dawson
Mrs. Hannah stouter ,
airs. A. low ,
K ljlf.1V!! Ill Pnrtul-
Mrs. James Archlo coal'.'.'.'.'.'.'!
lsaiau nomer anu family
I'eler Kh:inlrlln ..
Mrs. Elizabeth Wade
Mrs. in-own
Jones Hoys , ,
.ura. Auuy roruian
Mrs. (l. Doan
Uoyer.
U Heldlo
(1. W. Dodson
iu l airman salary
V. MorrU "
F. A. ltedeker " '.,
comprising tho Bloom l'oor District, met at the
l'oor liouso on Monday January 7thi8Sl, ot tho
said district, examined tho acermnm nf tun Tm.is.
urer and Directors from January 8, 1883 to January
1. 10 1, uiiu uiu uuuuurs ior mo same anu nuu
them correct as set forth abovn.
Tlio Auditors recommend that tho Directors
muhu itmui-ui.-uu arrangements (or having a gool
Auditors.
VALUE OF HEAL AND PERSONAL PHOPEUTV BELONG.
INO TO BLOOM I'OORDlSTIHCT JAN. 7 "8 1.
Farm and biilldlnirs ism
Judgm't on Dennis piopcrty ii . 10
ex icsscoinaua
llalon'sugaVloa'd'uI'lS2'ieas,coin and'ex" 7:
Hal on liloom dup 'S3 leas com & ex 108
Hal ou Ureenwood dup -83 less com and
ex flu
Hal ou Scott dup '8.1 less com and ex.... 42
llal ou Sugarloaf dup '8J less com and ex 12
3 horses 4j,
llheadcattlo so
26 sl'oats to
100 chickens a
Furnlturo In Stewards houso 20
Long property , sj
Furnlturo In l'oor liouso 2si
13 acres winter grain In grouud in
KObu. corn cars im
150 bit wheat on hand ij-
403 bo. potatoes i
200 bu, oats 8
lu bu. rye
15 bu. buckwheat i
2 bu. cloverseed v
2500 ib pork and lard ..." si
MgaL Mncgar.... a
15 m packed butter . 2
12 tons hay ij
20.0 sheau's eorn foddjr M each 10
M bundles rje straw
Farm Implements bo
4Uheadscabbago
1 H bu. beans
Sbu. beets
Noon, coal
to gut inloassos 1
lbblsoai ,
2 leans fruit
18813 01
I'HODUOTS ItAISED ON FAHM.
200 bu. wheat
11 bu. rye '
191 bu. potatoes
sai nil. ml.
998 bu. com ears!. !.."!.'!!!.'!!!'.'..'.'!'..'''
2 uu. cloverseed .
3150 rt, pork nnd lard ... .... .
IV I'd. timothy seed
lleadacabbago
uitf bu. bfckwheat . '
2 bu. beans,,,,,, ,,,
aimioa.s
10 bu. boots and turnips ' .!"
4 bu. onions
111 tons hay
lluniUes rye straw "'"
3ar.2s(lieaesi'orii fodder
2 calves ,
r.60 it butter
329 doz. eggs , "
lOchlckeus...,
No paupers remaining last report,..'.'.'.! II
Nonduiltted during year,,,,, ,,..,..,,,' ij
No removed " 88
Nodlscharged is
No died..." ......!.., .... .. 1
No indentured , , J j
- 18
No Itemanlng Jan. 1, 1884
20
HKECK FAIHMAN. 1
F. W. HEDKKEH. ' VDlrectora.
ii"u.i Minima, j
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF HANNAH BAfRD, DECEASED.
Tha linderAlffned Atldltnr nnnntntvl tir ttin fir.
lllftnq' f!onrt nf Cnlnmhln ftmnlvfnnMtnlA nf
ltannnh Ilalrd, lato or tho borouirh ot licrwlck. do
ceased, to make distribution of tho fund In tho
hands of r.lllottt'. Khmer, administrator, t b. ti.
c U a., nt said estate, to arid amonir tho parties
...i.v.vi. ...v.VLV.. 1.1,1 litwv U. INU UlllkV Ul V J ,.
Jackaon, Kso., fn tho borough of licrwlck, on
iiiiiiauu, .jtiiuary m, imi, Hi iu uciuck a. Mi.,
when and where all parties Interestod In said es
tate must appear and present thetrclalms orba
forever debarred from coming In on same.
ltOIIT. It LtTTf.K,
d.o 31 Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF OEOIinE I1IKTON1.ATR OF ORRRNWOOD
TOVfNSIIir, DECEASED.
Thft linderRltfneil ntlrlltnr nnnnlntnil liv Ihn nr.
llians' Court of Columbia eouiiiT. ininnkn dlstrl.
button of tho fund In thn linn.!nrihnnivntnr nf
said eslato win meet at the omco of II. II. and It
IL l.lttlo in llloomsburir, ra., on Friday January
ssth, 1881, when and where all parties Interested
in n.uu (-mm,, mini, upjMjir aim yruwiii uirir
claims or bo debarred for any share ot aald estate.
W. II. BNYDKH,
Deo Sl-ta Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
IN MATTER OF THE SECOND ACCOUNT OF JANE IVANS,
rt. (1'n.c r. n. of James lamon deceased.
Orphans' Court of Columbia County.
And now to.wlt , IMC. .SMWCl tin inntlnn nf P.
It Ilucka'cw Ksri., tho Court appoint Samuel
Knorr Kan., Audltoron exceptions to said account
and also to make distribution of fund In hands of
accountant. Hy tho Court.
Certified fro.Ti tho records this tstli day of Dec.
18-3. V. KItlCKIlAU.M,
Clerk.
The auditor nnnolnted by thn abnvo order will
sit for the purposes of his appointment nt bis onleo
in llloo nsburjr tho Mth day of January A. D. lssi,
ittvuciucK a. .i. wnero an persons nueresiea,
must nppear anil present their claims or bo debar
red from participating In Bald (nnd.
BA.IlUt-.L. UtUltll,
Dee 88 Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
IN THE MATTEH OF THE ESFATS OF HANNAH SHIVE
DKCBA8RD
Tlio underslirned auditor annnlnli'd hrtlm nr.
Elian's Court of Columbia County to make dlstrl
utlon of the balanco in tho hands of tho adminis
trator of Raid decendent. as shown by his account
confirmed December 8, issJ, will sit In tho dls-
ciiarKuui mo mines oi nis appointment ntntsor
ncoln Illoomsburg upon tho twenty-sixth day of
January 1881 nt ten o'clock: In tho forenoon where
and when all parties Interesto I In said fund must
pix-ur nnu present ineir ciaimd or uo rorover
ebarrcd from any share of tho same.
l'AUL K. .VJItT,
Jan4-4t Auditor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF HANNAH KNOBB, I.ATB OF BL001ISB01I0,
Letters of administration In thn nstatnnf linn.
nali Knorr, law of Illoomsburg, Columbia county,
deceased, havo been granted by tho Register of
said county to W. J. Knorr. Ail persons having
claims against said estate are requested to present
them for settlement, andthoso Indebted to tho
same, to make payment to tho undersigned or to
uuurrix n uiiersieen, uioomsuurg, wuuout ueiay.
W. J. KNOltlt, Administrator,
dce21-6w Berwick, 1M.
JgXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JACOB I.OHBUAN, DECEASED.
IiCtters testatnenlnrv L-rnnto,! nn thn pvlnrn nf
Jacob Lorcman, deceased, lato of Franklin town
ship. Columbia county, unto Simon Vought, by tho
lteglster ot said county. All persons having
claims against tho estate of said decedent are re
quested to present them for settlement, and tnoso
indebted to tho estato to mako payment to the un
dersigned without delay.
dec 21 SIMON VOUOIIT,
Elysburg, Northum- Executor.
berland county, I'a.
J-OriCE TO SATISFY MORTGAGES.
To John 11. Scott :
You nro hereby. notified nnrl
required to Hliow cause, on or beforo the llrst
Monday of February A. D. 1881, beforo the court of
Common Fleas of Columbia county, why said
Court shall not make a decree, directing tho lte
corder of deeds ot said county to enter satisfaction
on mortgage dated September 12th A. I). 184, for
tho sum of 11330,00 Anna Workhel-er to John U.
Scott, recorded in mortgage book No. S, page 414,
Ac., In and for said county.
JOHN MOUltKY,
Sheriff,
dee 21
SherllT'H nfllep.
Illoomsburg, Dee. 19, '8.1.
JgOROUGH NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby irlven tint thn Htlpna nr
OrangcvHle, county ot Columbia nnd state of
Pennsylvania, win present their petitions to tho
Court ot ouarter Sessions of the l'eacc, to bo held
at Illoomsburg, said county, the first week In Feb-
1 uui 3 , a.. 11. 1 wi, ior 1110 incorporation 01 1110 said
village of Orangovlllo into a borouzh. under nnd in
pursuance ot tho several Acts of (lener.il Assembly
of tho Commonwealth ot Fenusylvaula, In such
cases inarlo nnd provided.
uiuuutuie, jan. -i, issi. 1.4
gHKlHFF'S SMX.
lly virtue of sundry writs ot Lev. Fa. & Fl. Fa.
Issued out of tho Court of Common Pleas, and to
me directed, will be exposed to public salo at the
court House In Illoomsburg, on
SATUKDA Y.FEBUUAlir 9tli, 1881.
at 2 o'clock r. ji., all that certain tract of land slt
uato In Fishing creek township, Columbia County
a., bounded and described as follows, to.wlt :
Beginning at a Hemlock, on tho East bank of Fish
ing creek, thence by lands of Hiram Hess, North
58 degrees Kast, 81 perches to a btono on tho bank of
Itaven creek; thence down ltaven creek, thence
down Haven Creek south .elghty-llve degrees
east twelve perches ; south blxty.slx
and one-halt degrees East, 29 perches ; North
lltty-elght degrees East, twelve perches; South
thlrty-two degrees East, slxty-slx and one-half
perches; South 17 degrees West, 20 perches to a
sugar tree stump ; thenco by lands of William Pat
terson's heirs north soventy.two degrees West,
seventeen nnd one-tenth perches to a hickory;
west iwoniy-six and one-half perches : South bov-
enty-nvo degrees East thirty-one perches to a
birch; South fifty-four degrees East clghty-nlno
and five-tenths porches; thenco by land of Ellas
llcllenry's heirs South fltty-elght degrees West
slxty-ono perches, thenco by tho samo North thir
ty-two degrees West ten perches; North tltty-elght
degrees East one perch ; North thlrty-two degrees
vt est bixty-tour perches North seventy-elght de
grces West twenty-six perches ; South tlfty-tlve de
giecs West twenty-tlvo perches to a post by hick
ory ; thenco by land of JIoscs JlcIIenry, North
thlrty-two perches to a sugar tree ; thenco North
twelvo degrees East 27 and four-tenth perch
es; -norm sixty-live degrees west eighteen and
four-tentlis perches; North rlfty-elght degrees
East from a red oak, ten perches to tho East bide
ot Flshlngcreek ; thenco along tho East sldo ot tlio
creek North blxty-ttvo degrees WCbt forty-five
perches to tho place ot beginning, containing 91
acres and twenty-live perches htrlct measure with
tho appurtenances
(Reserving s?hool house, lot and land sold to E,
JlcIIenry to cover water power.)
on which aro erected a two and one-halt btory
irameuweuing house, framo barn nnd other out
buildings.
seized taken Into execution at tho suit ot Phcbo
olf, ct at., and to bo bold as the projierty of Mary
a. hoous and J. s. Woods.
KNOKll WlNTKBSTEEN, Attjs.
Sheriffs ofilce, January 16, 184.
JOHN MOUltKY, Sherltr.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Hy virtue of Sundry writs Issued out of tho Court
ot Common Pleas ot Columbia county, nnd to mo
Qirecieu, win uo exposed to Public Salo nttho
Court House, In JUoomsbuiu, on
Monday, Feby 4, 1884
at 2 o'clock, p. 111.,
AH that certain tract of land situated In Pino
township, Columbia county, Pa., bounded and de
scriueu as follows, to-wlt: adjoining lands of
AuramTltinan on tho north, lands of Elizabeth
Ellison tho cast, lands of Jercmlih llergeron tho
bourn anu lands ot Abram Tltmau on tho west
containing fifty acres, moro or less, whereon aro
i-recieua two-btory framo dwelling house, bank
uaru anu oiner outbuildings.
ncizeu, taken iu execution ns tlio property ot
Cornelius McUru, wtu notice to Henry Applegatu
as jerro renant, at tlio suit of W. II. Dayman,
Knorr, Att'y. vend. Ex.
ALSO
All that certain lot ot ground bttuato In Ilrlar
creek township, county ot Columbia and Suite ot
IVnnsylvanla, bounded and described as follows,
to-Hlti 011 tho north by lands of J, c. Smith, on
1110 east uy iiuiuington road, on thobouth by
roau icaumg irom Huntington road to Susuuehnn.
na Turnpike, on tho west by lands ot Solomon
Ilower, containing eleven acres, more or less. Tho
building on said premises, ngalnst which median
lc's lieu was tiled, U a two-btory frame building
auout ininy reet in front by blxteeu In dentil.
Seized, taken Into execution, nt tho suit of Freas
llros. vs. Nelson Freas, administrator of Adam
Deltrtek, deceased, and to bo sold ns tho property
ui Auain uieincK, ueceaseu, iv, En,
A LSO
A certain lot or 11 ir eel of land situ nto In Fishing
creek township, Columbia county, Pa., lying ou
tho west bldo of Hlg Fishing creek adjoining land
oi uiomasj, Hiitchlsoii 011 tho north, and. Harne
Ainmcriiuu and Lazarus on the west, containing
ono aero and ono hundred utul twenty perches
whereon uro erected a ono and one-half story
frame dwelling liouso, framo htnblo nnd other out
buildings. Fruit trees on tho premises.
Seized, taken Into execution at tho suit of tlio
orangovlllo Mutual SaMug Fund & ljau Assocla.
tlonvs. LoahNeyhard nud John Neyhard, uudto
bo bold as tho property of Uah Neyhard and John
Neyhard.
Jan. 9, last
U. W. Miller, Att'y.
Illoomsburg, Jan. I,, '81. JOHN MOUltKY,
Jackbou & Utile, Att) "s. Sheriff.
MARKET REP0RTS.
11LOOMSHURG JIARKET.
Wheat per bushel $ 1 07
Ryo " " 70
Corn " " 05
Oats " " 40
Flour bcr barrel 5 r0
Clovcrsccil
Hotter 83
Eges 80
Tall 09
Potatoes nr,
Dried Apples 00
Hams 14
Sides nnd shoulders 10
Chickens 0
Turkeys Vi
Lnrd per pound , 11
Hay per ton 12 00
Ilceswnx , , 25
lluckwlicat Hour per hundred 4 00
Iard per lb 11
Hides per lb 0 to 7
Veal skins per lb 03
Sheep pelts, each 75
Wool per lb 80
Philadelphia Markets.
COItltHOTK?r WJiUKLY.
FF.KD' Western winter bran, spot nt 18.50 red
middlings, spot nt 18.75 j cholco wlilto meddlings
S2.60 per ton.
.MACKKHKL. Kxtra mess 33C. largo l's, 28 30c.
extra shore l's 2S ( 200.
FLOUIt Western extra's 3.20 s" 3.75 ! I'cnn'a.
family, 4.5) ra 4.75, Ohio clear, 6.00 1 5.91 : winter
patent 6. 1 0.37.
11UCKWHF.AT FLOUIt-l'ure scarce and wanted
3.20 ( 3.23! mixtures rulo and dull at 3.33 (a
3.23 per 100 lbs.
WlIUAT. Delaware red at 1.10, No 1 1'enn
sjlvanla red 1.11.
HYK. Prime Pennsylvania (Be
con.V, 12W bushels 1'cnn.sylvnnla rejected yel
low, very damp at 60.
I lAT. No. 3 white 4t Sf 4 1 No, 2 41.
HAY AND STKAW Timothy Choice Western
and New York, 16. j fair to good Western and
New York, 13.0 14. : medium Western and New
ork, 10. m 12. ; cut hay ns to quality 1 1. 17.50.
ltyo straw 13.10, Wheat straw, s. 9. oat straw
9.
SEEDS. clover 100 ler lb. Timothy 1.40
Lis per bushel. Flax 1.63 per bushcL
Wool Ohio, Pennsylvania nnd West Virginia,
I leeco Washed, XX and above. 39 a 42c ; X30f
3tc ; common 2.1 & 27c. Texas, Fall clip Une 20
22. medium 22 2 1 coarse, 10 17.
LOOS. Pennsylvania extra, 30 ($ 32c. Western
extra, 37e ; limed, extra 28.
liUTTElt Pennsylvania extra, 36 37; Western
L1VK FOULTHY. Fowls, Hens, 11 (3, 12o mixed
lots in m 1 ie. roosters old 0 7c. turkeys, 13 w 14c
ducks 13 c 14 gccsolotAll.
DUKssh'D poULTliY. turkeys extra 16(3, 17,
chickens extra 11 j ducks choice low is: gecso
choice 11 rs 12.
potatoes. Karly ltoio per bushcL 403 43;
Ilurbank nnd Hebron, 43 o 45c.
ONIONS. Yellow, 1.50(4 1.63 perbbl.
QRDINANCE No. "M.
An ordinance to repeal ordlnanco No. 31, Section I.
lie It ordained and enacted by tho Town Council
of tho Town ot Illoomsburg, and It Is hereby or
dalned and enacted by nuthorlty of tho same, that
ordlnnuco No. 31, entitled, "An ordinance to
straighten, widen and open portions ot the high
way In I he Town ot Illoomsburg, commonly known
as tho Light street road and to vacato such por
tions of tho said Light street road as may thereby
becomo Useless," passed November 7th, A. 1). 1883,
bo and tho same Is hereby repealed.
O. A. llKHHINO. l'rnst. Town council.
Attest i
A. L. Fritz, See'y. 1-4
0
RDINANCE No. 33.
Au ordinance to straighten, widen nnd open por
tions of tho highway In tho Town ot Ulooms
burg, commonly known a3 tho Light Street road
and to vacato such portions or tho slid Light
Street road as may thereby become useless.
SECTION I. Ho It ordained and enacted by tho
Town council ot tho Town of Illoomsburg, and It
Is hereby ordained and enacted by authority of tho
same: That a portion of tho IJght street road
from where It intersects Second street Hhall be
straightened and wideuedund openedto tho width
of bcu'iity teet, for a dlstanca ot forty-two feet on
tho East side, and lltty-elght and three-tenths feet
on the West side, tho centre thereof to bo In a lino
beginning at a polut In tho centre line otaccoud
street, sixty-seven and six-tenths feet East of tho
centre stone in Second street standing at a point
In line of tho West side ot East street, und running
thence north 23 degrees 4 ) minutes west ninety-two
feet to a centre stone at tho Intersection ot this
centre lino with tho coatrellno ot a 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 tlio widening as
in uiu uiDi suciiuu iiereoi snail uo siraiguicueu,
widened and opened to tho width ot Ilfty feet, tho
centre line thereof lo bu In a lino beginning on tho
west sldeot tho portion mentioned lutuo first
section hereof, at a point twenty-eight und elght-
ii-uius icet iruiu inu uuriuwcsi eunier oi Bcconrj
street and tho said Light Street road, and running
thenco north U degrees 42 minutes cast tour
teen hundred and titty feet to a centra btoue lu
centre ot satd Light Street road.
SECTION lit Any and every portion of tho
said Light Street road as now Used, not within tho
highway as by thtsordinance straightened and wid
ened, nud to oe opened and thus blooming useless,
shall be, and ure hereby declared to be vacated lui-
uieuiaiciy upon mo completion ot tno work or
straightening, widening and opening as by this
ordlnanco outlined and enacted. And thereupon
the said portions us w ldeued by tho llrbt and sec
ond sectfons hereof, shall bo a public street or
uj iuuQa,ii xutvu ui muuuisuurg.
sHOl'ION IV. That proceedings bo Instituted
for tho assessment ot damages to all persons who
u,aj uo mjuicu, nuu cuiiiriuuiious UH)n nusucu
uui-i .is snail uj ui-ucuiiM uy iuo Kiraiguieu-
ht. Wtilpnllx. fllul lin.ml)i.n,thii u.M wm.a.
road us by thls.ordlu.tuee authorized and directed.
i-asseu Decemuer'isiu, iS3.
O. A. IIEHHlNn.PrestTownCounclt
Attest: A. L. Filtz, Scc'y. 1-4
N0'1
riOE IN DIVORCE.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF COLU.M11IA
COUNTY.
Hello Johnson by her next friend, C. C. Marr, vs.
iu ill ui:u uuuusuu.
To It Hruco Johnson, respondent almvft nnmnd .
Whereas unon tho libel of the said Hello Johnson n
subpoena was Issued out ot tho said court com
maudlng you to bo and appear nt tho next regular
term ot sal 1 court to show cause why the said 11-
ui-uuv suuuiu uui. ue iiivoreeu irom tno uonusor
matrimony contracted with you; und whereas
tilion return of said subpoena due proof was
made that you could not be found In tha ballwlrk
of tho Sheriff ot bald county, whereupon au ulla
uuuvu.i was iiwnnit'ii uy sum court commanaing
you to appear ut tho then next term of bald court
to answer us aforesaid to which tho same return
wasmadebythesherlir. You nro therefore re
milred to bo nnd appear on the llrst day ottho
next term ot said court lobo held at Illoomsburg,
for said county, ou the llrst .Monday of February
next, A. D. 1881, tuuuswvr said complaint.
Sheriff's olllce. lllrjoiiis. .ioiim Mmntrv.
burg, Dec. 22, lhxj. Sheriff.
Littles, Att'ys. dee 28
OTIOE IN niVORCK.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF COLU.MHIA
COUNTY,
Mary Ilower vs. Henry Howcr.
To Henry Ilower, respondent ubove named :
Whereas unon tho libel of tho said Mnrv iinuror n
subpoena was Issued out of the said Court com-
manuing you to uu unu appear nt tho next regular
term of said court to bhow causo why tho said li
belant should not bo divorced from tho bonds of
matrimony contracted with you; and whereas
upon return ot said subpoena duu proof wits mado
that you could not bo found Hi tho bailiwick ot tho
Sheritr ot bald county, whereupon nn atlas sub-
,u-:ua ,v.is uwurueu uy sum i;ourt commanding
ou lo appear at t ho then next u?rm of said court
to answer us aforesaid, to which tho ssmo return
was mado by the sheriff. You am thnnrnm .
nulrcd to bo and appear on tho tlrst day ottho
i'vai trim ui sum cuuri 10 no neiu at luorimsburg,
for satd county, ontho llrst Monday ot February
next, A. D, 1881, to answer bald complaint.
JOHN MOUHEY, Sherltr.
Dec. 19, 1883. dec 21
J. C. Yocum, Att'y.
aOl'ICE OV DISSOLUTION.
The nartnershln of Oeo. a. Fhvkenstinn nn.i i
M. Dovwtt doing business In tho name ofFlecken.
stlno De Witt lias been dissolved this day by mu
tual consent, Tho business will bo continued by
(ieo. s. Fleckensttuo who will pay all bills aud
collect all accounts.
oraugeville, Pa. Jan. 1st isst.
(IEO. S. FI.ECKE.NST1NE,
A. M. HEWITT.
j-OTICE IN DIVORCE.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF COI.UM1HA
COUNTY.
Sarah A. Selgler, by her noxt friend Jeremiah
lles, vs. WhiUeld Selgler.
To w Inileld selgler, respondent above named :
Whereas unon the tlliel nf thn H.sld K.imii a u,.,..
ler a subpoena was Issued out of tho said court
commanding you to bo and appear nt tho next
regular term uf said court to show causo why the
said libelant should not bo divorced from tho
bonus of matrimony contracted with you; and,
whereas upon return ot Mid subpoena duo proof
was mado that you could not bo found In the ball,
wlek of tho sherltr ot said county, whereupon un
alias subpoena was awarded by said court com.
maudlng you to appear ut tho then next term of
satd court to answer us uforehiild lo which tho
same return was mado by tho sheriff. You uro
therefore required to bo and nppear on tho llrbt
day of tho next term of bald court to bo held at
Iilooiusburg, for said county, ou tho Hrst Monday
of lVbruary next, A, D. l-si, to answer said com.
I'K'ii'i. Jun.-y .MUliu.i, fciierin.
Doe. 19, 168.1. ' ueo 2t
W. II. siijder, Att'y.
JOTICE IN DIVORCE.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS OF COLUMIHA
tuiiii,
Anna Mills by her next friend, H. 11. llowman, vs.
Alfred Mills. '
To Altai! -Mills, respondent above named j
Whereas upon tho libel ot the said Anna Mills a
subpoena was Issued out ot tho said court com.
maudlng you to bo aud apiiear at tho next regu.
lar term of bald court to show causo why tho said
libelant bhould not bo dlvorcea trora thu bauds of
matrimony contracted with you t und, whereas
iilKin lelurn of said subpoena due proof was mado
that you could hot bo found lu the bailiwick nf tho
sheriff ot said county, whereupon an alias sub.
poena was awarded by said court commanding
ou to upiwar ut tho then uext term ot said court
to answer as aforesaid, to which tho saino return
was mado by tho bherttr. You aro therefore ro.
ipjlred tube und uppoar ou the tint day of tha
next term ol said oourt to bo held at Illoomsburg.
for haul county on tho tlrst .Moudav of February
next, A. I), ibsi, to answer said complaint.
, . JOHN MOl'ltEV, Sherir,
Deo. 19, 188.1. ' sheriff.
W. IL Bui iter, Att'y. '