SUPPLEMENT, BLOOMSDUKG, MAY I), 1884 ITEMS. Jay Cooke, whose fortiinu was swept away by the crash of 1873, i to-day one of the wealthiest men of Pennsylvania, lie has investments in iron, eoal, golil, ami silver mines ami railroads far reaching into the mil lions. In the great go as-yoi-lease race in Madison Square Garden, New Yoik, last week. Fitzgerald, heat all former records. He made (J 1 1) miles in I t Oh. ,'Sfin., and 40. Unwell followed with CO-J miles in 14Uli., IVJm., and 30-. A singular coincidence is related con eerning the recent death of Dr. Van dell of Louisville. On the day of its occilt'.ieiiee lie desculied the ease of a patient to horn he admini-teied elilo rid lor angina. It reliew d him for a few moments, Inn lie then lei I ha k ii his chair and died. The di ct r was himself, hidiject to ant-inn, and u few bouts later he had an atlacU, for which lietonk a dose of chhnal. fie, too, ex peiienceda rnnmcntar) itlief fioui pain, lint soon expiied. Woikeis in ornamental wood now insert that y lio pine, Imiil litiihtil in oil, is tliu mul in lie.inu of :in uond tlmt gnos, iml ixu'jilinu ill cost li si. ot the liard eie, it belli" susceptible o! ) ci ivi,ii and iiiaiiiiain ing a liigh a degiei' ol po ili a- mi known wood, wliih, vhinmpieg itleil with i it is :ilimt li ileslineiilil.. I" such a t'i luliiion it I- ilneivoiis to even hut u'li ii-eainl nih. i Mill lane, r thai leave an inclf.ic-nhle Alain up o. white pine, maple ami iuifiis olhi i woods. John iMaihias Htilh nliaek, 1 Wilkes liaire di 1 at the Exchange Hotel on liinl Satniday evening agxl about .VJ years. Mr Ilolletib.icU would lime been a in, in ot princel) wealth Lad n not been for his solicitous in. en si ii the, sufleiings and uroisof tie oi nnd needy who never applied to him in vain. lie was the only heir ! a v.i eoaiislate lying on holh sides of the river between llils city to I'illst m. Mil as they weic iinpioductive in I in e.ol life of their owner, he ki pt selli g oil parcels in order to meet , . ens s am in this way most ol hi pinpeil mill from him. I'rof. Samuel D. (Loss, iho ilistio guished Philadelphia sU'geou, died on 'I'uesduy. His body wits taken to Wushington, Pa., for ciemation on Wednesday. He favoied eieiu.illou as being of the greatest hvlietit to the living, rather tlitn liavini: hundreds of bodies decomposing in the ground. The address of the liishops of the M. E. Church, delhuicd before the General Confereiieu at Pi,il.ideliln eontiiii s the folloivingstatistics : There ate till annual conferences and 1-1 mis sion conferences, 11,8(9 traveling preachers, 12,0:26 local preaeheis and l,7"i'J..')3( memhers and probationers, an increase during the last f ur veats of 00,232 Since the lat G. uernfCon ference C54 traveling preachers have died and 58,891 members. The acces sions to the membeiship iiunibi r loS, 78". In 1883 there were 18,711 churches and 9,815 parsonage-, the total value of which is !$79.238,0,"i,) Thcie are 10 theolouical semiuaiies, 1,5 colleges, (JO classical institutes and 8 female colleges. A lMiiultHC Tor CimiicrH and AllKlcrH. The ChespeuUo iiml Delaware Peninsula, comprising portions of tlio States of Mary laud, Delaware and Virginia,' contulns a square urea of six tliousiuul miles, and measures about two hundred miles by for ty. Within this limited surface, au J dis trait only a few hours' ride from Philadel phia, Wilmington, Baltimore, and Wash ington, me to be found the finest spoiling ami fishing on the Atlantic coast. So abundantly has this favored region been endowed by nature with game of every le scriptlon that it Is worthy tu be called "A Paradise for Uunnera and Anglers." ,-uch, Indeed, is the title adopted for his book by a writer w hose work now lies before us. Mis description of the peninsula, and the advantages It affords to sportsmen, are carefully and iirciirutely written, while the excellent engravings aiid maps with which his book Is adorned add gteutly to Its ap pearance and value. This essential vule wciim of the sports man may be obtained free by addressing J. Ii. Wood. Ueneral Passenger Agent Penn sylvania Itallroad, Philadelphia. PiOTHRKsguK WAsutMiro.x, The Ameri can public will welcome this lieautitul new volume upon the capital of the nation. There are few places so frequently quoted. and turned lu as Washington ; yet com paratively few people know the history of the city, of the uiaunei ot conducting the business of government, the lite of ohicisls, or of the oilier clmr.icteiUlies of Washing ton life. .Mr. .Monte line ti - all that peo ple can w ish to know on these silbjtels. In re ding this volume one becomes bellei Ktqiuinlfd with the institutions which help make the Aliieiieau I plv a gleat nation, tor while Washington reerives special lieutmeut by the nutiior s pen, the niiiehiuciv of national gnvei iiinent is nee c warily dcseilhcd. The work is very pro fusely illuslratul The typographical make-up ot the b"uk is exceedingly attract ive, and the volume nuM meet with a wide and leadv sale. ,1 A V it A lteid. Pub Ushers, I'loviilcnce, it l. Sold only by subset iplion. A NEW TBLBPHOITB, The U. S. Telephone is the latest Invention In Telephones, and stands without a ri val, and Is the nnlv WOUTUY 1UVAL of the Hell Telephone, and is the only telephone of the kind ever before ottered to the public. It is the only non-eleetilc telephone that Is used witli a Telephone Ucpeator, or that w ill work on OKOOKL'I), AMI UNO or ZIGZAG lines, or on a line having ACUTE OH WIGHT ANGLES, sold outtiglit for 10,00 no exhorbltant rents. They are the only Telephones having an automatic Line WlreTightner and thev arc the only Telephones that are protected by an outdoor Lightning Anester. All sounds are delivered In clear and natural tones. They are the neatest, most duiable and require less attention and repairs than any other Telephone made. Send for our illustrated circular. Agents wanted, THE XT. S- TJET-BFKCOJSTE CO , NO 4!) AM) T1 WHS. STHhKT, 0. i OX. 2S MADISON' INI) M iv 2 i'ltios DMlNLSTHATOIt S XoTiri:. LSTATE HIT 8JUIAU K. UtlTJIhVKK, UkCKASKU. Letters or administration on the estate ot Sarah K. Heltmejer deceased, latuot Cutawlssa. Coltnn lit i county, l'a., Ii.ive been granted by tlio ltegts terof s.iiil i-uunty to the undersigned ad.nluistia tor. All persons having cUluisuguliist the estate of the deceased are reijup.sied m pi-esent the.n lor settle. nent, nml those Indebted lo the estule tu tnako payment tothu undeislgned .uiiauihiratur wlthuut iK'lay. c. KI.Lls, Itli.nvu .t Itolilas, Atl y. Ail nlnlsi rator. aprll uutuwlssj, I'j. SHERIFFS SALH. Iiy virtue ot writs tuel oulof tlio Court ot Common l'leas, of coluiatiU county and to mu directed, will be exiosed to iiubllc sale ou the premises on Saturday, May lOtli '34 at S o'clock p. m. lue follovrlux ro.il estate to wn : All that certain pleie of groaa J situate In Oransovllle, Oraiio TovMishlp Columbl.i county and state ot I'eninylvauta, containing nlucty-ulne and elerht-tcntlis perches of land strict ineosurc, and bo mded and described as follows to wit i lleglnnlni; at a corner ou line of land of Henry 1). Walker, thence by said lluu north slsty-tlve and one-half degrees west two and elglity.one liuudrellH chains to a corner thence by laud of Jacob llannau and Free School lot, north thirty uud one-halt degrees, east two and twenty-tour ouo huudreths chains to a comer; thence by luud ot Mary Mart. Kmlly Kllno and others, south slxty-tour and one halt degrees, east two uud eighty-two oue nundreths chains to a post ; thence by land of Henry o. Walker, south thirty-two degrees, west two and twenty-one hundreths chains to the place ot beginning, with the appur tenances, whereon aioeiectedu, huge two story frame building us au Academy and other out buildings. SeUed, and taken la execution, at the suit of Mlas Conner's, Use vsthe OrangeWlle Male and Female Academ , uud to be sold as the property ot the orangcvllle Male and Female Academy. vi fa April a ALSO, AT Tim COl'liT HOffiE IX IlhOOMsilLltll OX Saturday, May 10th, 1884, AT 'I WO O'CLOCK 1". -M. AU that eeitaln lot nr piece uf grotl .d situate In lllooinsuuig Coluintila county l'a., and bounded ami described as follows to wit : Northwardly and eastwardly by lolsot Mojer 11 Oi., soutliwaiill by lot of Jeremiah J. ilrower and westw.inlly bj Couit House Allui, toalal'iliig:W lectin front more or less and 11 leet Pi width moie or lc, on which Is erected a large tluee story Prick ISnllii ln and ktniA 11 fonncrly aslh" ' Cotuiabl.ui build ing." ALSO, that messuage and lot ot ground situate In liloj.iisburg Columbia comey l'.t. bounded and ilescilbed as lollowa to-wlt: On the north J 'llilid sov'et, tlieneeulung 1 hlid sliect it J het more or less, on the east by lot ur Petir laugler M nrl moiTj or lcs.s, on the south by an alley, and on the west b lot ot .M. 1', Milz, containing UJ leet In front and 'JO' feet In depth moieor less, on which ale elected a large two stoi j bilek dwelling house, barn and out buildings, seized and tal;en in execution at the suit ot M. (..Hughes s U. li. liiockwaj, and to be sold as the propel ty ot c. It. Uruckna). ciid. K. Khawn ,t ltobblns Alt Jn. AL-O, All that eeitaln messuage or tenement und lo, of laud situate In the towudhlp of Centre In the county of colainbl.t a id statu of l'eninj lvanla, bounded and dCscrlbM as follows to-wlt . Ilegln ulng at a atone, thence by land of Daniel llagen buch, south s.xteeu degrees, east elguty eight and tliree-tenth perches to i stone j thence by land of Daniel No hard noa- TnoausN. schwi'ii.ien helser iiortu seveaty ilv.! degrees, east tuir ty oue and tluee-lentli poiclus to a stone , thence by Uud ufMiuuu Fry noith sltten de crees, west eighty-eight an 1 live tenth perches to astouo; tnence by Uud of tne said Daniel Hageu buch south seventy-tlvo degrees, west thirty-one and three-leuih perches to the place ot beginning containing seventeen acres and forty-nine perches of land strict measure be the same more, ur less. Whereon are erected a gooa two story frame dwelling house, a large bank barn iud othe out buildings, good frutlaud nalerun the premise . (ielitit und taken Into execution at the suit ot Wesley lloas, Jesse Holtiuau and William Shaffer vs Samuel Nej haid and to bo sold us the piopei ty ot Samuel Neyhard. Miller Att'y. JOHN .MOl'IIKY. Mieilir. O'ICK. N'nfli'p U lipwliv uUpn 'li t .iti nnnll Mlloii will be made to the coutt of Common I'loasor i olil.it b a county, tu eli nnlier-, ou n uu d tj t he illlli ilav ! ot May A. li. list, at slocloik I'. U. an t r tin'gi'u oral act ot Assembly ol the Coinmonweaitli of I ennsj Ivanla, enlllleil "An act I o powlili ior ihi luco poritiou and lobulation ufceicilu eerpuri ' Hons," approved Api it '''.MhiSil, and li-. aipp e in ills, lor tin-eh oler ol apiopned eoi,iii.ilii i to bo eabod "U II 11. no igl.ind Post No Mill, A. li. of i atawKs , l'a.,' Hie i haracter and object of which Is to Invest ami secure funds for ihebene 1 lit ot lis me .,bcrs Hit I r wives aud nrph in . il ilien, I and lor that purpose o p,scss nd enjo. all lite ; rights, b netl s and tu t lieges of the -.ii.lucl ef assemoiy ana us s'lpiueu.eu s. Catawlss.1, I a., -KIIIX C. in ' l Apill '-"Uh 1S.S5. Mays ol, l,.,i jXLlTTOIiVs M)lll I'.. Ksl'AlK OK OEOhOK KKl'OKl:, llBl'KVSIIl U'ltors test.uneniai) ou the estate of i,eor,-e Fetl.lt'r, 1 ite of .iililllii township, ciilmnlil i cotiiii , l'a., deceased, h.o e been gr nied bv thtiliiglsn r of said county to I ,e uiidoisltned i-M-ciitoi il persons haMng cpd s against the eslale ols.ud ileceilent are ieiiuasliM to piesoul the loi .etilt -infill, and tlio e Iml.'bleil to the estate to o, at pajuteiil to Hie uudei signed wltlioat tlelaj s.H' I. .s.N III It 4-l-iiw i:ecutor. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. OF VALUA11I.E FAWM AN'IJ MILL lMtUl'EUTY AT Private Saile I Theprojierty situated about one mile south ot Mtnilnvlllf, -Mimiu township, known as the Volie Mill 1'iopertv. Furm contains about EIGHTY A 0 II 12 S . All necessary farm buildings ami mill In fair run ning order. Will be suld ut a birg tin -apply to John W. KvausorJ. W. bowman, liernlcK, Columbia coun. ty, fa. mays-tw The luitler-lgi eil, Assignee of C. II. llioi kwio. offers dl pilvate ale, Hie following d scllbed valuable real estate sltu.ueil In the Town of lllooiii-bui'g, cottntv of cnliiinb a, and Male nf l'u ns) Ivanla, bounded and iW'ilbed a-lollow ., M.: Fill1'!'. A tluee Moiy brick bulldliigon Court House silley, near the Court House, and attached tothe blower llulldlng useil Tor law oltltes Ac, and formeily known as the Columbian I tun ing. MIC'OXl). A three stoy brick house oa Th'nt street adjoining lotofl'eter S. Iltugler ou the east and anolher lot of C. 1). Urockway ou tho west, i ontnlnln? a front of Hfiy.two feet, and a depth ot about SU feet, the said liou-eotlng tur nlshetl In all Its rooms wl h gas fixtures ; ul-n water, a bath room, llaltlm.re lieater, Ac. 'Iheie Is also on the premises a good stable, ami olhtr o it building . THtKI. A vaeaie lot adjoining the above, ami udjolned on the west by prnpeity of i.M. I', l.ut being forty ftet In limit, ami about ai4 rt-ot In depth. 'Ihouuorocun be Iwughi sep irately or together. The opportunity for purchasing atpilvato hato will 1 extendett to Saturday, May nth, issi. To ins can bo nseertalned from the iimlcrslgnetl. It the above premises u to thut time are not sold, there will be a public sale of the same, on the pre mises in the order above named, at SI", M, onj J Saturday, May U L I ISM, 1 TKIIMS. Iftolie sodut public saleenhbe as certained ot the Assignee on or U'fore Hie date tf site, and utter May !"lh Isst. M. 1'. 1.1'TZ, Assignee, apra
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