THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLQ'OMSB U RGIi, COCUM'BIA- GOtJNTY,
Presidential Favorites.
SO.MI'. lNTHIll!Sri l-ACrs COXCP.flNMNO
tub mrs who htanil ('1.01 1st to
tiik chief executive.
Visitors, wlio from curiosity or bus
iness, havo allied nt llio Whito House,
must hayu been impressed by the, cour
teous yet systematic) mnnnor with
which tlioy'wcro recoived mid escorted
through tho innnsion. Tlio gentlemen
whoso duty it is to rcccivo all persons
coming to tho iVhito House mo Colo
nel K. S. Denmorr, Air. John T. Hick
nrd and Mr. T. F. l'etiilcl, and they
havo occupied their present positions
through tho varioiH administrations
bIiico and even during tho war. Mr.
Pcndel was President Lincoln's body
guard ( saw him to his onrringo the fa
tal night on which ho visited Ford's
theatre, and lie now lias1 in Ids posses
sion tho blood-stained coat whloh Mr.
Lincoln woro on that memorable occa
sion. Thcro is not a public man in
America to day who does not know,
and who is not known by these gentle
men, and tho reminiscences of public
and social lifo which they can recount
would' fill a congressional volume.
During tho weary yet exciting years
of the war ; through tho more peaceful
times of Grant's administration s while
Haves held tho reins of Government,
and when Garfield was shot, it was
theso men who stood in tho exeoutivo
mansion, welcoming the advent of each
now administration, bowing at its de
parture, and receiving both martyrs
through its portals.
During that long, hot and never to
bo forgcttqn, summer when President
Garfield lay between "two ivorlils,'' tho
nation became aware of the deadly ma
larial inllticnco which hung about, tho
Wlnto Hotiso. Hut all through that
poriod these three men never deserted
their posts for n simile day, although
each 0110 was suffering intensely. In
conversation with tho writer, Colonel
Densmore said :
"It is impossible to describe the tor
tures I have undergone. To bo com
pelled ltd smile and treat the thousands
of visitors who come hero daily with
courtesy when one is in tho greatest
agony requires a tremendous effort.
All that summer I had tcrriblo head
aches, heart burn and a stilling sensa
tion that sometimes took away my
breath. My appetite was uncertain
and I felt severe pains in the small of
my back. I was under the doctor's
caro with strict instructions not to go
out of the houso but I remained on
duty nevertheless. You would be sur
prised to know the amouut of quinine
I took ; on some days it was as much
as sixteen grains."
"And was Mr. Iiickavd badly off,
too!"
"I should think ho was. Why, timo
and again we havo picked him up and
laid him on tho mantel, here in tho ves
tibule, ho was so used up."
"Yes," exclaimed Mr. Iiickard. "I
was so weak I could not ri-ie alter ly
iug down without the aid of two canes,
and then in a stooping position. Oh,
we havo been m a pretty bad condition
here, all of us."
And yet yon are a'l the embodiment
of health,'1 said the writer, as he look
ed at tho three bright and vigorous
men before him. ,
"Oh, ' yes," ciiiil Mr ltickard, we
have not known what oicknos was for
mon' than a year."
"Havo you some secret wiy of over
coming malaria and its attendant hor
rors ?"
"I think we havo a most certain
way," replied Colonel Densmore, "but
it is no secret. You seo about two
years ago my wifo began to grow
blind, and I was alarmed at her condi
tion. . She finally became so she could
not tell whether a person were whito
or black at n distance of ten feet. One
of her lady friends advised her to try a
certain treatment that had done won
ders for her and to make a
long story shoit, she did so anil
was completely cured. This induced
mo to try the sanio means for my own
restoration and as sonn as I found it
was doing mo good I recommended it
to my associates and wo havo all been
cured right hero in the stronghold of
malaria and kept in health over since
by means of Warner's Safe Cure. Now
I am not a believer in mcdlcitics hi
general, but I do not hesitate to say'
that I am satisfied I should havo died of
Bright's disease of the kidneys before
this had it not been for this wonderful
remedy. Indeed, I use it as a house
hold medicine and give it to my chll
dron whenever they haye any ail
ments." "Yes," exclaimed Mr. Pendel, "I use
it in my family all the while and havo
found it the most efficient remedy wo
havo over employed. I know of very
many public men who are using it to
day and they all speak well of it.."
"I weigh ICO pounds to-day," said
Mr. Rickard, "and when my physicians
told mo over a year ago I could not
hope to recover I weighed 122 pounds.
Under such influences you cannot won
der that I consider this tho best medi
ciuo boforo the American people."
The above statements from theso
gentlemen need no comments. Thoy
aro voluntary ana outspoken exnres
sions from sources which aro the high
est in the land. Woro thero the slight
est question regarding their authentic!
ty they would not bo made public, but
as they furnish such valuable truths for
nil who are suuenng, wo unhesitating
ly publish them for the good of all.
Iwjkowino Toii-NAHA-i-Ifor intrrow-
ing, toe-nails begin tho effort at cure
by simple ripplloation of solution to the
tender part or a smalt quantity ot per
clilonue ot iron, it is lounu in drug
stores, in lluld form, though sometimes
in pjwder. There is immediately a
sensation 01 pain, constriction or ourn
ing.I In. ft few minutes tlid nfllieted
portion is folt to bq dried up, "tanned
or mummified, and. it ceases to be pain
ful. "Tho patient who luforo could net
inl his foot to the tlprir, now finds tint,
iiuj can walk upon it without palp. By
peniiiuiiiL' the hardened woodliku flesh
to remain two or three weeks, it can he
easily removed by soaking tho foot in
warm water A ii'iw and healthy struc
ture is found below. If, theieafter, the
nails bo no more cut around the cor
ners or sides, but always curved across
the front end, they will in future grow
only forward ; ami by wearing a shoe
of reasonable good izu and shape, all
further trouble will bo avoided.
Fkki to Get Eons. liens cannot
make eggs out of nothing any moio
than your tailor can produce a suit of
clothes from your shadow. To give
good returns in eggs tho fowls must
have more than barely food enough to
sustain life. Feed them liberally and
remember that they ore as fond of va
riety as you are. Hones and oyster
shells pounded fine supply a needed
olement for egg production.
A French investigator finds that, in
proportion to its size, the beo can pull
thirty times as much weight ns n horse,
lie probably got bis idea from tho
great power with which a bco can
push.
Labor North and South.
Genoiul John H. Gordon (who suc
ceeded to the command of "Stonewall"
Jackson upon the lalttr's death,) gave
this interesting talk on tho relative
condition of labor North nnd South, a
few days ago : "I have no hesitation
id saying, sir, that tlio colored man to
day in the South in, take it all in nil,
much belter -'paid' forhis'' labor and
much better fed and housed than too
laboring man in any part of tho
world. Colored labor 11 chiefly on the
cotton plantations. A laborer gets on
nn average $1) n month, nnd his hours
of labor aro at no season of tho year
excessive. Now 10 a month does tint
lopk like a very largo sum upf here,
but fee what it means. It mcahs, if
the laborer cares to I. old it clean, net
profit to his credit. And I may bo
permitted to say that our people de
serve great praise for that systom
whioh piodiiees this result. You see,
tho land is divided lip lil'thiS Way;
First of all there aro tho land owners,
who lot it ou lease, or work, the, land nt
their pleasure. Then them ate those1
who lease the land nnd work it either
by regular payments to the laborers of
a given sum or by a stipulated sharo
in the crop. Thus the laborers are nt
liberty either to draw their money
from month to month or to leave their
wages stand, take its worth iu cotton
nt tho end of the season, and sell on
their own nccount, or they may take
part money and part cotton. Mean
while thoy, with the families, livo on
the plantation, rent froe. They have
their houso nnd their patch, whero
they may cultivate enough corn, veg
etables, polatot's and fruits to supply
tho family during the year. Thoy have
firing free. They can rear their chick
ens or their pigs." They havo n cow to
give them milk, and if not they have
their milk free from the cattle of the
owner or lessee. Moreover, they havo
their rations free of bacon, bread,
mplas'ses ;or whatever it maybe and
their money from month to month or
nt the end of a season, as I have said.
Tlley havo a magniticant climate,
which is just adapted to them. Theit
clothing is cheap and they need little
of it. Compare the condition of the
laborer up hero who receives his $30
$40 or even $50 a month with that of
the negro laborer ou the plantation.
What with rent and clothing, food'
and fuel, it is much harder for tho
laborer hero to savo money, while he
does not live nearly as well as the man
on the plantation; and I say again, our
peoplo deserve great praise for tho
system which so arranges labor as to
pioduce this condition of things."
Eemedies for Headaohe,
Tho following recipes and sugges
tions for the treatment of different
forms of headache are collected from a
variety of trustworthy sources: Two
grains citrate of caffeine, in capsule,
taken every half hour, is a very effec
tual remedy in nervous and sick head;
ache. One or two doses aro often suf
ficient ii give complete relief. Tho
otdy obj ction to its use is sleepless
nes", which sometimes results if it is
taken in the evening. It is probable
to guaiana, as being hardly ever re
jected by the stomach. The following
according to Dr. W. W. Carpentt-r, U
very effect u.d inmost forms of head;
ache ; Muriatn of ammonia, three
drachms; acetate of morphia, one grain;
citrate of eiiitVine, tli'uty grains, aro
matic spirits of ammonia, one drachm ;
elixir of guarana, four ounces ; rosu
water, four ounces. Mix. Dessert
spoonful every ten or twelve minutes.
In nervous headache, Dr. W. A. Ham
mond states the vnlue of various drugs
as follows : Oxide of zinc is of great
value. Ordinary dose, two grains,
three times a day, after meals ; maxi
mum dose, five grains. It is best given
in torin ot pills. JNux vomica is pre
ferable to strychnia. The dose is one-
quarter L'rain, nfter meals. If tho
patient be cliloroiic it is well to com
bine a grain of reduced iron and half a
giain ot sulphate of quinine. His
ninth, iu the form of subcarbonate,
will often take the place of oxide of
ziiis. JJose, two grains, after enoh
meal. Bismuth probably aids diges
tion more than any mineral tonic, and
is ot use when there is gastrio distur
bance. The bromines are serviceable
when the nervous system has been ir
ritated ; when it is exhausted, they do
harm. Phosphorus is very useful in
most forms of neivous headache. The
best results are obtained from dilute
phosphoric acid, in doses of thirty
drops, iargoly diluted, three times a
day, after eating, or phosphide of zinc,
0.10 grain, in pill, three times a day.
Arsenic as a nerve tonic, stands next
in value to zinc. Dose, live drops of
Fowler's solution, three times a "day,
after meals. Galvanism is sometimes
valuable, but by no means a specific.
Tho constant current should alwtiya be
used, being careful to avoid too great
intensity, lest amaurosis bo produc
ed. Half tho sugar consumed last yer
in the United Kingdom was made from
Euiopean boets.
A lace factory is to be started at
Wilkesbarre, l'enn., the first in , the
United States,
TIioumuulH HnHttMietl to tltelr
Cruvesl
Relying on testimonials written in vivid
glowing language ot some miraculous cures
muilc by some largely pulled up doctor or
patent medicine lias hastened thousands to
tlicir graves i believing In their almost In
sane faith that tliu stimu miracle will bo
performed on them, ami that these testlmo.
niuls maku the cures, while the bo called
medicine Is all tho time hastening them to
their graves. We have avoided publishing
testimonials, as tuey uo not mane tuu cures,
uuiiougu we iiuva
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
of them, ot the most wonderful cures, vol
untarily sent us. it is our medicine, nop
uiurrs mat mimes me cures, u lias never
failed and never can. Wo will give refer.
eucc 10 any one tpr any uisease similar to
their (wli If desired, or will refer to any
neighbor, as there Is not a neighborhood In
tnu Known worm but can snow its cures
by Hop Hitters.
ALOSlNd JOKI.
A prominent physician ot llttsburg said to a
lidy patient who was complaining of Uercontlnued
111 health, and of til Inability to euro her, Joklugly
said: "Try Hop lllllcra 1" The lady look 11 lu
uirnebt and used the Hitters fr m which she ob
tained perinautnt health. She now laughs at tho
doctor for lila Joke, but ho la not so well pleased
wuuii, wilt tim uiiuuKuuu jiaueui.
FIES Of DOCTOIIS.
Tlio lee ot uociors is an item that very
muuy pursuiis uru iniurusicu in, we ue
lluve the schedule for visits Is 3,00. which
would tux a man couuncu to ins ucil lor u
year, and In need of u dully visit, over
si. 000 a year for medical attendance u lone!
And one single bottle of Hop Hitters taken
lu time would save tho ? 1,000 and till the
year's sickness.
A UDY'S WISH.
'Oh, bow I do wish my skla was as clear and
rott as youra," said a lady tu her friend. "You can
eutlly make It no," answered tho friend. "How "
Inquired the Ural lady "liy ul g Hop nittera
that inuUea pure, rich blood and blooming health.
11 U1U lur UW wjuu uudui vr,-
airxN cr uv the poctoks
"Is It possible tlint ilt, Uodfruy is up
and at work, and cured by so simple a
remedy ?"
"I assure you it Is true that ho Is entirely
cured, and with notiilug but Hop Hitters,
and only ten days ugo the doctors itave
him up and said lie must die, from Kidney
and Liver trouble 1"
AGENTS WANTED I
"o ham A. pmciiTi." IV aii iiw.
AIIrlmlalnflrTlhlt
Raplait wllfc tfcrlUt(
Artel at trtfa rariiri,
NatlKMiata, ralara Car WM.
". PppHPP m vaaawrmifra, trr.,a,f, i.e. ,ni
u,J?ZrtP ar tMr 1r.rrr.la4l taala.
"KNEVtRSUtr Mrh inomitNT or tub
NOTF.U AlTHOIt. rrafaaal, (Ua.tMlM, larllUailr
laia,a,ili,f, fc-Ma ravHlf, Cliafllar ha-l f,MlJ tra) al
r. M. HEWITT, 404 ink It,. I'hLUaWtk hi
.viays-iwd
April ll t-w
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XECJUTUK'S NOTICE.
K STATS Of ILIIABSnl UOOSI, DKCKlStD.1
Letter tostnmontary on tho stato ot Elltabetli
Moore, into ot Nugarlnaf township, Columbia coun
ty, Ph., deceased, havo beeb granted, by, ihs Ho lif
ter ottnkl county totlio underslgnol ctecutor.
All Demons havlne claims anlnst trie mtntA ol the
decedent an requ rttsi loprownt them .for settle-,
meni, , anu muse inusuieu 10 .inacsiaw 10 raaKQ
payment to tlio nnd ;rslgncJ without delay.
iJKSSK F1IITZ,
4-4-Sw Cole's Crcelt,
, i Bxfcutor.
frnKAisui.uib sAte
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UNSEATED LANDS' IN COLUMBIA
COUNrY, PA.
liy vlrtuo ot Sundry acta of tho General Assem.
t)ly ot tho Commonwoalth ot Pennsylvania rela
ting to tho sala or seated and unseated Undi in
the county of cntmnma, etc;, for .taxes dua and
unpaid, I nut orrcr tu nubile, sale In tho Court
House, In U3 town ot UloQinsburVi on
Monday June1 9jth., 18.8.
it ten o'clock a. m tlio following described pieces
ot land, or such part thereof as way bo necessary
to satisfy mo amount or taxes quo ana unp;
against tho same, and continue the same from
day to day as thesamo may bo found necessary.
TK1IM8 OF BALK.
The amount, of taxes and costs must be paid
when tho land Is s'ruckorr, or the salomay bo
Told Tina the property put up and resold.
iibAvun tow.nship.
SI acres llrockwuy, c 11 ,
1 lot Hearer, Charles.............
.1 " Heaver, Jesse.. ,w.
1M acres lirockway, U n .
3'J " lirockway Abbott
TU " lirockway Abbott. .,
US " lirockway Abbott,,.-.-.,..
61 " lirockway1 Abbott ,
. a lots lirockway; o 1) ,
400 acres, Maker, Jacob, sr. ...
3 lots llutt fcUngor.. ...-.,
1 " lioirart, Mary.,.,
s " llojer'rs. ,.
2 " oroslng, Patrick... (..
2 " Cauuior, William
1 " canon. Mannas
1 40
l on
3 is
5 61
53
1 03
1 31
87
3 18
IS SO
3 15
DS
ri
1 36
15
1 or
75 57
0 1)7
12 74
14 m
18 14
2 65
,13 44
6 10
1 36
3 04
3 IS
1 36
ES
a IS
5 3S
5 SS
4 69
4 05
1 36
5 29
3 18
2 11
11 SI
1 OS
IS
3 45
2 21
10 75
S3 C2
5 38
2 00
10
7 S3
5 20
3 ,U
25 20
3 55
2 SO
6 38
4 20
4 OS
2 05
9 6.1
15 77
28
6 73
181
i m
200
1 075
136
51
1 66
4 OS
2"3 92
3 4'
2 03
3 14
7 88
8J
86
SO
CO
40
5 93'
1 IS
1 74
4 51
14 40
9 60
4 4.1
12 21
7'38
3 75
71
10 36
4'J
2 17
16
9 CO
1 00
71
3 58
2 45
1 23
63
3 23
39 93
2 03
3 48
lllOacrcs Columbia coal Iron Co.
151)
C'ox,US,Kx, ot Trench Cox,.
ir "
lira "
337 , "
149 "
ISO' "
115 "
,25 "
slots
.'1
Davis Isaac Kst
D.wH Anthony.
Ecroih, ppter , ,
Flanhrjn, A . , .
Fry. VV 8'
3 10t9
w acres nsner, sarnn....
10 acres (learhart, Daniel
3 lots (learhart, Wm
GO acres llauck, Jonathan
73 " Itehderllder.s AAJS....-,
so " lloau, John Deed
75 " Hatz, Charles & John
S lots Harner & Jester
5 " Hortman, KG,..;
3 " Hunt, KlL ,
2 " Henry, Oeorgo
320 acres Illndcrllder. Sarah A
1 lot, Kline A.... .
10 acres Lynn, Jacob ,
3 lots Lawrence, W 11 - ,
2, lots Lewis,, Prank ,
300 acres Miller A Mann
100 " tMcltoynolds, W II
43 ' Mlnlck, Peter
4 tots Martin, William
2 lots Monday, John
140 acres Nunjesscr, Heorgo
s lots Patterson, J c
3 " Price, clarence -
42 " Pardeo Markle
S) acres ltlce, Abraham
65 " " "
101 " " "
91 " f oeorge ,
slots UulhlKT, Sam Co.,
3 lots nuiinm, sam
140 acres sweppenhelscr, J K
21 1 " Shunnn, Frank L
2 " shuman, "homas
110 " Slicker, Moses
Slots Smith. J W.,,,, ..,,
3 " sulck, J .1.... ...... ,7...!....
3 " Scott, Peter ,
son acres Stewart, Wm
8 " Shu nan Michael......;.,
2 " stcnoy, Martin
a lots vastine, Hit ,..
Slots Volkenard, CJ ,
2655 acres West, U M Coal Iron Co ,
5 lots Wetiel, c S
3 " Werklilser, Samuel
, n " wood, Augustus...
,o-. uu.tn uceier. ivuuam, ,..,,
16
,81 41
'11 "
ill
,10 "
800
,50
'23
28
800
200
150
10O
250
21
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6
lis
7
200
11
4
46
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50
luce, John...','!..'.'."!"."
DENTON.
Ash, Mary,
Kline, John Ellis
Dodson; oeorgo ,..
Il'tlAItCltEEK.
n. Apple, Paul
" II fish, Huben
' Ilrlttulu, II A J Est
"Cle-n, WTnev
" Doty, Pealer & Stewart,
H i .. ii
li it i ii
i ii U ii
" Evans, Francis
"Harman, Daniel ...
"Headley.SFEst :
" Klsner, John - ,
" lleadley, s FEst
" KUnger, Lizzie
" Ileecer,, Abraham ...
"David sutler
" stout, Nathan
" Schuyler, Wm Mrs
"FreaH, Wm L ,. . ,.
"ltobbins, Ell ,
" Stokes, Oiden
CATAW1S3A.
"Ilrobst, JS
' Klaco &Yetter
' Thomas, nuth Ann
" Tliomas, Abel
" Weaver, KUIas....'
11 Dornbacli, Margaret
" Klsner, Robert
" Nowell,, Fred
" Yutter, Lewis Est'
" Yetter, Lewis Est,, ..
" Krum, KUas -,,
" Piddle Heirs
" Harder, Thomas E
lot Schuler, Mrs Sarah...,..,..,
CENTKALIA.
4 79
8 70
8 41
1 16
29
1 16
4 OA
24
1 81
60
Conner, Thomas. ,.
Durken, Mrs. Anthony
Erwln, Thomas
Ilerrern, Philip..
Homes, Thomas
Kline, Caroline...,
Urarcllit Co
Lehigh M ahanoy It It Co ...
7 46
3 86
14 9
8 40
10 66
6 SO
7 20
91 SO
6 20
3 25
.-Mantes, ueorgo ,r.
Mcllearty, Mary.,
Bieei, ueurgu w ,,.
Ulley, James
Torry, Wm
Knlttfe, J ll
lioyer, John.. ,
Hanley. John O
Ityan, Michael
Gerrechty, Thomas
Tlghe. Thomas
McKntyer, Domlnlck,...
Wilson, John
6 16
50
74 10
8 0
1 SO
3 36
1 10
3 36
40
3 36
3
CENTItE.
(S3 acres Adams, Enos L
2 35
70
in
llairenbuch. Wm..
1 OJ
40
Hagenbuch. Wm Sr, Est,,.,,.
HoBman, Win Est. , i .
Lowroy. slmon
Kroner, Jos1.1l
March, Kebecca
Nungesser, Sarah ,..
Uason, John
31 44
, 3 44
' 1 lot
3 44
. l 44
1 44
5 Ol
20
CONYNOIIAM.
lirockway, C u
33 41
16 IS
13 OH
61 91
6 31)
1 44 Ilresllne, Ilernard
a 44 llrady, Julia
2 44 Cane, Ellen
439 acres Ik-am, Joshua
1 lot Davis Thomas -
1 44 Kramer, AW
1 14 Jones, Oeorgo
1 44 Lelby, Kphralm
212 acrcsKllne, John L ,
8 lot Morrison. Catharlnn .
2 72
2 71
4 46
216 85
10
2 26
1 79
2 73
25 36
7 03
1 44 McManaman. Mary
1 02
, 1 11 Morris, Ann ll,.,.,,
680 acres Itustlu, Mary
i 1 lot Ubawn, Casper.,,.,,,,,.,,
175 acres llusten. Thomas ,, ,.'
jot 'lYeln, Jacob
too 11 Trelu, Jacob
8 44 Lewis, Walker.". " 77!..
401 " Young, John
. 1 lot Mellon, Thomas
112 acres Huston, John
I l lot McQuler, Terrance
KISIIINQCIIEEK.
1 87
107 60
2 72
43 0)
64 50
64 50
53 SO
158 O-l
9 8.1
72 55
1
26 acres Allegar, Jobn..,,
loo ' lillsh, Ueubon " '
SOO 44 1)itv. Pf-ulpr filawnrt
1
2 25
8 25
too
20
14
presher, John
1
Davis, Ellg I,
47
20
rarver, ueorge ,
Hutchison, Thomas J,,,, ,,,,., .
Hosier, W A
llomuan A: Freas
1 10
60
1 65
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164
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Hunslngor, Anthony'.!!!!!',',',',','," 3
Kindt, John & Co s
3 75
13
5 SO
Lemon, Thomas
Mclleury, K J
Mears, William
McllenryO Htc Daniel
6 29
83
4 '50
3 41
Pealer, Oeorge 16
ltelcbard,- Lewis i tu
ltobbins, Win A 1 SS
ltobbins, Ell , ' , w
F11ANKUN.
140
'5
'75
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II
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Cleaver, Wellington, ,.,
Vought:ElI ".J.
Former, Jonathan,.,,,,.,,,-.-,
Mensch, Michael.,,-,-,
Howell, William.,.,-.-,.-
(111EKNWOOI),
Albertson, Miles Hartley
llerry, John ,,,,
1 8)
6 90
4 SO
a i
1 1)
11 70
1
uerr, Iram
1 38
lledllne, lienlainln,
60
, WMIMHI
2 25
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20
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6
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llrugler, ElUlia. ,
4 25
4 14
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Puruil. lsaao ,
Purscl, Sylvester,
Wrlirhl. Levi
Whitenlgt, George Jr.,
1 lot
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2 "
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1 11
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3 "
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JACKSON
Prick, Oeorgo A
Frlck, (loorgn A .......
Hess, llenjamln -
I -wis, Isnno .......,.,,,,,,,,
.Mliu?r cnnrles. W , .......
Miller fcNoyhart
Miller Neyhart
Keller, J K..
LOCUST.
Illlllngtnn, Cliarfcs...,., ,,
Dcwart, Oeorgo ,
Kycrhnrt, John
Kieraghty, Thomas
jii&hlh'.;:;';:"::::
Kul,) MqWUllams ,.,
Inigcnberger, Philip
reyens Miry,.... ,
llusten, Mary ,.,.,,,,, .
luistcii, cimrlotto
lteynolds, Joliu ,
llusten, Thomas
Kcecn, Daniel ,,
Hhairei4, Henry , !.
Bnjriler, Jcrumlali
MADISON.
Cox, Joel ,
Ku-s. U W ..i
Ilcmlcrshott, i:
Masters. I) W. ,'.,,.
Hamls, J J Est.,.).
.MAIN.
Dlttenbender! Coiiraii
lirockway Ent . 1 1 . .i...... .-.
creasey, Wm , Sr , , . .,
DombAch, Jdnn...
Dewalt, Philip - ,
Fisher, Daniel
uroyer, A w,.... .
tic..irhart, Joseph
lletfncr, Samuel O r.,.
liiiuinell, ciirlstaln
Hceter, James '
Miller, 11 0 list
Miner, Emanuel
Mosch, Jllchabl ... ..,.
Morris, Daniel
Ithawn, Onsyer
Shuman,. W T
Shuman, neuben
smcek, nrobst,i Yetter, llauck
Snyder, John
Snyder, Abraham
Hwartz, SheppCo
Yettor Daniel Est
Shuman, John ,
Hamuau, Mathtas
MIFFLIN.
Atoll, Thomas
Huser, Franklin Est
0-a Jacoby
Kramer, A W
Nungesser, Wm .7
Hwcppcnhclscr, J K ,,
llornco
44 K P
Williams, Samuel
MONTOUlt.
niger, Barbara .
John Est
14 Samuel
lilby, Jackson ,
Neal, William
Ilamscy, Est
Shclhamer, John
Crcaacy, Jacob
.Fry,. Daniel...., -
Itunyan, Elmer
Mount pleasant.
Jacoby, Samuel.... .
Minder, Mathlas
" OltANOE.
Crcvcllng, samueli
Everett, uabrlci Est.
Everett, Moses Est .......-
Kline, Jacob Est -
Kline, Abraham J
Kline, Abraham J
Patterson, M 11
PINE.
Darton, Ell ,
Drleblebls, Abraham.......
Davis, Thomas Est
Frlck, Oeorgo A
Lyons, It W
Miller Colo ..,.,
ltobbins, TD ......
Bhultz, lllram.,
Shoemaker, Joseph. .,,.
ItOAIIINQCItEKK.
Arthella, Francis
lluchcr, Peter ,.
names, Thomas Jr
F.rlsh, Jacob
llrlsh, Jacob
Heaver, Oeo, J L KUno
Ilrelsh, Jacob
Contalr & ltlce
cox. o S Ex ot Trench Cox
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llusten, John,... ,
Harner, John ;
John Stacey
Little, Itobert
, Morris Hughes
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Melllngton, Wm
ltuub, J Miller
ltaub, J Miller
Skatce Harvey
Trlen, Jacob
Wltchey Mary Est
Wltchey,' John
Yocum, Isaac
Yetter,-Lew Is Est..,,
Yetter .Lewis Est
Lcvan.Lawsen
Mlndy, llns
shellcnburger
loo 4-i
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Iiellis, 'William ',.
Colo, Keklol '
Cole, Thomas B
Chnpln, J F
Chapln, J F
cutter, Mary
Hess, Joseph o
44 ' Joshua U
4) crovellngifc Co,.,..
14 Wesley
146 44
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Hartman, Jesse
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Mcllenry, EJ
Savage, Joshua Est ,
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TKEASUItER'S SALE OF SEATED
LANDS IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Also .the f ollowlmr lots, nlecen - and nirenln nf
seated lands returned by tho tax collectors, aro to
mMima.uio Mtmu u uu unuer iuo provisions Ol
an Act of Assembly, entitled "An Act relating to
the sale ot lands for tax In Columbia couaty," ap
proved March 8th, 1868.
IlEAVElt.
SO acres Barnes, Charles. 11 22
4 lots Barnes. Charles is nn
S47 acres Miller, Longenburger & Fisher 81 so
i iui, musien, nm. , 3 hu
8 44 Masten. Mrs, William 1 83
a
4
5
Helpt, A II 10 (10
onerman, 1 nomas
Johnson, John
McAffee, John ,
Losee. J A Agent
BENTON.
Albertson, Samiiei It
linvcock. Samuel
1 91
13
3 05
1 20
1 SO
3 50
2 20
3 00
a 00
5 (10
1 00
9 12
10 40
4 31
1 12
a 40
8 80
8 80
6 33
1
1
1
, 5 acres stiles, Jeromlah
123 44 1 D 0 Mcllenry
0 suics, Jeremiah,,
12 44 flood A D '.!
1 lot Jtcllcnry, MU Kato
BLOOMSnUitG.
9 44 Walter, Norman ,
1 44 Pursel, Mrs EU
BItlAltCItEKK,
150 acres Doty Jt Pealer..., -
1 CATAW'IBSA.
!40 acres Henry, Isaac Est,
1 CENTKALIA.
1 lot Hanley, John o -.
1 44 McDonnell, Owen
, 1 44 McDonnell, Anthony
1 44 Carr, Catharine
. CENTRE,
1 44 Keller, Sarah , 75
, 1 44 Dasen. John..,,, S3
87 acres-Mcouin, ' w p .. is oo
:i - jicvuin, joun 11
I CONYNOIIAM.
1 lot Brown. John
I 1 44 Lindermuth, Oeorgo
I 1 II 1,!on Mo.
4 20
75
2 41
1 70
21) 15
140 16
SO S3
S16 01
2 61
450 acres cummlngs,!! M
385 " cummlnirs, HM&Co.,,
loo " curry,- KUen..
400 44 Murphey, Hughes Co
I 2 lots ltelnbold, W 11
FISIIINQCREEK.
31 acres Kyer, Mathlas s 03
1 f , ,nmn..
J lot Bhultz, Cornelus, 95
' PltANKLlN.
I i acres Strausser, Joslah ., 1 sa
GREENWOOD,
1 lot Pllklngton, P it so
181 acres Moore, Lafayette 8 10
1 lot Wllllvcr, J fe ., 75
1 44 Hess, Jones 61
' 1 4 Fitzgerald. Elizabeth 43
27 acres Mculchael, Jano,,, 3 20
1 lot Welsh, James 1 80
HEMLOCK,
(23 acres Thomas, Slato Co 47 80
a - x.uaer, nuiiam.,- 00
1 lot Fuge, John 2 an
x 'iippcit, jonn 1 65
X ' Fisher, Frank 8 2 61
JACKSON.
acresYounir. Christian 5 07
33 44 Young, LtfwU 0 1 81
4Jf 44 Young, Isabel 3 40
IS 44 ClMiuberlln, Lewis 4 is
LOCUST.
8 44 Rhodes, Susan. 5 01
MADISON.
6 44 Huser Croom 0 jo
70 44 Trumbouor, A O , jj so
I 1 lot Wellver Susan 'Est 201
13) acres Miller, Charles D 13 75
MIFFLIN. ,
! 1 lot Kelchner, Jacob, Sr., 75
. 86 acres, iuvlscb, Ueorgo 6 00
MT. PLEASANT,
15 44 llCWU'ld, rnioimvi,,,,., ,. I, 3 40
ORANGE.
17 44 Eves, James est s 45
PINE.
12 44 Leirsrott k Frlck 11 in
125 ," UubblnH, Jonlma . ., ,,,, 8 45
33 " nrelblebis, Jaoob Est ,,, 190
8 44 nrelblebis, Jos 'ph , 24
10 44 Kvtns, (loorgo , 10
1 44 ltenn,urah A. ,. 1 25
60 44 Rickotts, K. 0 & 10
61 44 KUno Patterson boo
85 44 Finn. A J is
i 1 lot Heath, fcusan , si
.60 acres KUna&l'fttUirnou , 11 ou
ou " imacruuil ll ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 &3
w v uiraoimn, .1 11 ,....,,
18 44 Neytiuutcr, Michael
SCOTT.
lot Solomon, Phoebe ,,,,,
14 acres McKevy, Neul Co,,,,,
SUaAllLOAK
6 44 Hushes. Wei iouton Est
8 19
3 27
1 50
40
1 20
1 80
2 00
75
1 80
16 4i lloss, Lavlna , , ,
40 'i bhultz, Ellas.,
2 44 inrvey, am
19 44 heward. Nathan II......
!2 44 Albertson, Jesse
91 44 Stevens, jura.
A. M. JOHNSON.
Troaturcr.
PORTUGAL GRAPE WINE
AW)
UNFUHMKNTEI) OKAl'K JUICE.
Used In tho principal Churches for Communion.
Excellent for Females, Weakly Persons and tho
nged.
Spcer's Port Grnpo Wine!
FOUR YEARS OLD.
mills CKLKIHtATEnWlNlS Is tho pilro Julco of
I tho dead ripe Oporto drape, raised In specr's
vineyards. Its luvalunblc,
Tonic and Stroathoalng Properties
are unsurpassed by any other Wlno. being pro
duced under Mr. speersown personal supervision,
Its purity nnd genuineness, aro guaranteed by tho
principal Hospitals and Hoards of Health who havo
exnmlnedlt. The youngest child may partako of
It, and tho weakest Invalid u&o it to advantage.
It Is particularly bcnellclal to tho nged and
debilitated, and nulled to tho various ailments that
affect tho weaker sex.
It Is in overy respect A WI.NETO HE 1IELIED ON.
Speer's Unfermanted Grap: Juice-
Is tho Julco of tho Oporto drapes preserved In
Us natural, fresh, sweet stato aslt runs from the
press by fumigation, thereby destroying tho exci
ter of fcrmonUllon. It Is perfectly pure, frco
from spirits and will keep In any climate.
Sneer's Burgundy.
Is a dark rich medium Dry Wine used by tho
wealthy classes as a Tnblo or Dinner Wine, and by
physicians In cases whero a dry wlno Instead ot a
tweet poit Is desired.
Speor's (Socialite) Olaret.
Is held In high estimation for Its richness ns a
Dry Table Wluo especially suited for dinner use,
Speer's P. J. Sherry.
Is a wlno of superior Character and partakes of
the rich qualities of tho grapo from which It Is
made.
Spoer's P- J, Brandy.
IS A PUKE distillation from the grape, nnd
stands unrivalled In this Country tor medicinal
purposes.
It has a peculiar flavor, similar to that of tho
grapes fromwhlch It Is dUtllled,
Seo that tho signature of ALFltlll) SPEEH, Pas
saic' N. J., Is over the cork of each bottle.
,SOLD BY O. A. KLEIM.
AND 1IY DRUGGISTS EVEKVVUEKE.
Sep. 88-'83lyr.
for tho working class. Send 10 cents for
postage, and we will mall yoiuiw, a royal
valuable box of sample goods that will ,put
vnu In the war of mukliitr mnm mnnpv In n
few days than you ever thought possible at any
business. Capital not required. W will start
you. You can work nil tho tlmo or In sparo time
only, Tho work Is universally adapted to both
sexes, young and old. You can easily earn from
50 cents to 15 overy evening. That all who want,
may test the business, wo mako this unparalled
Oder; to all that are not well sat islled we will send
11 to pay for tho trouble of writing us. Full parti
culars directions, etc., sent tree. Fortunes will bo
madebytho- who give their whole tlmo to the
work. Orcnt success nbsolutcli sure Don't delay.
Start now, Addres3 St:v,os & Co., Portland,
Maine. ecc CM
YOU CANNOT GUT WELL AT HOME.
ft I fll i ll i I Mi
J
15INGHAMTON, N. Y.
A GOOD PLACE FOli THE SICK.
The houso Is specially fitted up for tho comfort
ot Invalids win deilro n pleasant and Christian
home, stands on high ground with plenty of
Klinde. Personal attention given to every patient.
Electricity and Galvanism lu their different modi,
ncatlons a speciality. Prof. Mills has given many
years ot btudy aud practice to this branch, and
hundreds will testify to his skill.
send for circular, stilling what paper you saw
thisln. PROF. IIKNIIY MILLS,
Mrs. ALICE FRENCH MILLS.
lack llox 97. lllnghaintou, N. Y.
Sept. 7 'Sl-ly.
J. E.
Caldwell
&Co.
Are selling a superior line of
Fine Geneva Watches,
in Gentlemen's sizes, at the
remarkably low prices of
$75 and $100.
Full jeweled movements, heavy,
18-Warat Gold Cases, Satisfactory
time-keeping- guaranteed.
Inquiries by mail will receive carer
ful attention.
902 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
EXCHANGE HOTEL..
,W. R. TUBBS, PROPRIETOR
IaOOUSBUBO, PA,
OPPOSITE (10URT HOUSE,
I.ark'H nnd convenient samnlo rooms. Rath roc
hot and cold water, and nil modern conveniences
lawcek at homo 15 00 out nt free, pay, ab.
sonueiy sure. .viriiK. uapuai not reiiuireu.
Rcader.Jtyou want business at which per-
i sonsoieiinur set, young orou, can muK
grent pay all tho tlmo thev work, with absolute
certainty, wrltu for particulars to 1L llmrr
Co., Portland, Malno,
Doo2My
wanted (or Tho Lives of all the Presl
dents ot tho U.S. Tho largest, hand-
so nest uosi uooiv over soiu tor less tuan
twlco our mice. Tho fa4tet solltmr
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Intelligent peoplo want It. Anycino cau become a
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tho New Post ontco, one half squaro, from Walnut
ri. i neai re uuu m mo very uiHiiien centra or mo
city, ou tho American and EuroiHian plans Good
rooms from 50 u to (3.0) per day. Remodelled aud
i.v 1 lui uimitru.
W. Payne, M. I).,
nov 30-1 y owner 6 Proprietor.
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May 2 4w u
COLLEOB.MHWA1UC, Iff. J.
100 students from Pennsylvania In 188.1. Mors
positions graduates than number schools com
Ined. Lifo scholarship, 410. Wrlto for circulars.
COLEMAN PALMS, Proprietors.
May 10-lw r
ALL KINDS 'OK ,1015 PRINTING
ON .SHORT NOTICE
AT THIS OFFICE.
MAIN STREET,)
STYLES
A.1T NOW
. , I, '
I," ".I'll 1- -
1 . f, ,,
.AT
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THJC
MERCH4IT T.4IL.OR.
WE3ER-HARDMAN
zp iastos7
FINE INLAID FKENCII WALNUT OASE OUOAN, 9 STOPS, $90 CASH.
Easy ToniiH. Ssttlxructlun Gunrnntced,
DBuOpaST'S JPZA.JSTO W.3R.E BOOMS,
MUSIC HALL BLOCK,
L..A. SHATTUGK, M, I
,l!eiicaJ'Suj!rlatdeat of tin Siaitar.un.
Invalid's IIodiq.
BlooniMbitr, Pa,,
Devotes special ...teutlon to EpIIapsjr,
e?73as AffectUa:, and Diseases of Women.
Patients received at tlm Sanitarium on
reasonable terms for bqiml and treatment,
P. 8. No charge for first consultation,
npr 27, '83
B, F, SHARPLESS'
Noar L & B Dsp:t, Bhomsburg fa,
. Manufacturer of First class ranges lu
different styles, cook stoves, parlor stoves
lind staves for heating stores,school houses,
cjnirclics Ac. Large stock of tlnwiiiu nun
stove repairs, such as gintcs, lire brick, lids,
(jentres
CALL Al SECURE BARGAINS.
Oct 20 tf
The most popular .retort on tlio suanueliauna
Itlver H tlio U'apwaliopen Valley Hotel, wapwal
lopn, Luicrao Cp , J'a.
1 1 MWI Proprietor.
Tills liouso lias been thoroughly renovated ana
la Ifttftil nil with fWArtf n mvanlaiipuj
vclers, tourUta, limiting ana IWhing parties. It Is
aellslittullyaliuauia indie M4H ota beaullful
wDiiuii oi river aim mountain scenery in close
ami
proxlniliy to ilio tainous
Council Cup
and special Inducements aro offered t6 all who
dculro riurealloa co ublned with lint clats ac.
comtnoditlons. Tlio bjr supplloil only wjtli tlio
choicest wines and liquors, excellent stable ac
commodations, boats to hlru &e.
April s5-em
tt V, MV.UAR Alls
lfor the Cclcliratctl Clilckorlng, Ivors &
ilond. mid VosoA, Son J', , Vo,;lli,rj)
noWneU KMcyOri'.ms, Molliis, Accorileons
nlid Slifct Music. Celebrated Wlilte, New
High Arm Davis, New Home, Iloyol St.
Joiln, and Light Hunnini! Domestic, Sewing
Machines. Needles, oiV nnd attachments
for all makes 6t Sowing Machines.
15E SEEI
I - , I I,'
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noi
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M!WEST,
, LATEi
AND
Designs in
WALL PAPER,
Aro Offered ut
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES,
BY
G. A. Buckingham,
! MARKET ST.,
Berwick, Fa.
April 83-3DI
1
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RAIMIOAD TllVia TABLE.
m mm
Pennsylvania Railroad.
IIMI
Philadolphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
IMI
TIME TABLE.
In ctrtct May IStli, 1881. Trains leave bun-
bury.
EASTWAUH,
sun. m.. Sen Shore Ilxnreas (dally excent
Sunday), tor Ilarrl-dnirg and liiterinedlalestntlons,
arriving at Philadelphia 3.15 p. in.; New York,
nut) p. m. ! llaltlmoie, S.10 p. m. l Washington,
Csll) p. in., connecting nt Philadelphia tor all S-ea
shore points 'Ihttmgh pasbenger coach to
I'liuaucipnia. ,
S.OJp. in. Day cxprexs (dally), for Ilnrrl-sburg
nnd intermediate statlous,anlMug at l'hlludclphla
7.23 p. in. : New York, 10.20 p. 111. ; li.iUUuore,
7.20 p. in. i Washington, 8.43 p. 111. Parlor car
through to l'lilladeljilila .and passenger coaches
through to riilladelpfila nnd Diiltlinore.
H,20 p. in. W'llliainsport Accommodation (dally)
tor llarrlsburg and all lntcnnedlato Muttons, nnlv
log at riilladelphlaatsa. m. ; New York 0.10 a. in.
sleeping car acciiiiunod.itloiH can be secured nt
llarrlsburg tor Philadelphia mid New York. On Sun
days atlirough sleeping cir will bo run; on this
train irom i iiiiauisi) 1.10 i-niiuiieipiini.i-iiiiiiuuiiuii:i
jiassengci-s can remain In sleeper undisturbed until
2.3-J a. in. i:rl Mail (dally except .Monday)
for llarrlsbuni and ltileimedlalo stations.
arriving at Philadelphia 7.50 a. in. New Yoik,
11.20 a. in. ; llaltlmoie 7. 10 a. in. i Washington, s.:,o
n. in. 'llirough l'ulluiuii sleeping carsaie run on
mis train 10 i-iuiaueipiiia, iiaiumuru uuu u usuiuk
ton, nnd llirough passenger coaches to Philadel
phia and ll.iltlmore.
WTSTWAllI).
5.13 a. m.rrlo Mail (dally except Sunday), for
F.rlo and all Intermediate stations with turougu
inillinau I'al.ico car and llirough nasseniter
coaches to Krle, and through Pullman Palace
care to lluiralo via Emporium. Ou Sundays this
train runs to llenovo, with Pullman Palace car1 to
v iiuamspon ami pasht-user cuacues iu iieugu.
For CanandalL'ua anil lntermedlato stations.
Itochcs er, lluir.iToand Niagara Falls, (dally-except,
Sundays) wltliih.ougli Pullman Palaco car and
passenger coaencs 10 kucik-sici.
10.15 News Hxpress (dally except Sunday) for
Lock Haven nnd intermediate Minions. On Sun
days this train runs only to W llllamsport.
l.iu p. ni. .M.igara impress ui.uiy cxccpi oun
day) for Kane and Intermediate stations with
through passenger coaUies to Kane. l'or Oan.tn
dalgu.i and principal Inicrmculato sUillons,
Kocliester, IiulTulo and Nl.ig.ua Falls with
through p Rscrtger conches to iiuchester uudl'ar-
torcario vvuthius.
5.U5 p. m. Past I-Ino (dally except sundasVor He
novo mid Intcrinedlalv htailons, and Klmlra, Wat-
senger coaclua to itenovo and Walklus.
iTIlUOUOlI TltAlNS roltSUNlimtY FltOMTlIH
JJAST AND SOUTH.
News llxprcss loaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. in. ;
Han Isburg, s.li a.m. dally, arriving at Suubury
10.15.
Niagaia Kxpress leaves
I'htl.idclihl:i, 7.10 n. m. ; llalllmoru 7.30 a. 111. (dally
except Sunday) tinlvliig nt siiubury, 1.10 p. iu.,
with through l'ailur car Irom i'lillndelphia
and tluough passenger coaches Horn Philadel
phia and lialtlmoit-.
Fast Line leaves Now Y'ork 8.00 a. in. ; Philadel
phia, 11. 10 a. in. ; Washington, U 4U a. 111. ; Haiti
more, io.3u. in., (dallj except Sunday) arriving a
sunbuiy, 0.20 p. in., with tluough passenger
coaches 110111 1-lillaUC'lptila and ll.il ln.oie. '
l-.rlo .Mall leaves New ork H.U) p. in, ; Philadel
phia, 11,20 p. 111. ; Washington, luau p. in. ; Haiti
in 1-0,11.2, p. m., (dally) nulling nl sunbuiy 6.10
a,in., with tluuugli I'ullumn sleeping cars
from Philadelphia, W ashingion and llaltlmure and
through passuigcr coaches I10111 l'l.lladelphla.
sieCKT lioin Washlugtouiuns dallv excentsuu-
'day.
sUNillJItY, IIA.I.IITON ic VII.Ki:slt.UtItK
UAII.KOAI) AMI NORTH AND WliSP
llltANCII It til, WAY.
(l)allv excent Sundnv.v
Wllkesbarro .viall leaves bunbury lP.Sua. in.,
arilvlng at Uloom Fcu-y li.sr a. m., WUkes-barru
,125 p. 111.
. lixpress East leaves Siinbury G.33 p. in., arriving
at liioom Ferry (I.30 p. in., Mlkes-b.um b.0i p. ui.
suubury .Mall le-.u es W llkcsbarre 10.3 a. 111. an lv.
Ingat llluom Ferry K'.ul p. in., Muibury 12.53 p. in.
1 Express West tones W likes b.irro 2.15 p. m ar
riving at llloom Ferry 1.15 p. iu., sunbuiy 5.1U p.
111.
ciiAs. e. ruun, J. It. WOOD,
Usn. .Manager. lieu. Passenger Agent.
jjpiIILADKLPHA and KEADINti HOAD
'A1UUNQEMENT OP PAS&ENGl?lt
TUAINB.
NOV, 5, 1683
TBIINB I.KiVK HITKKT AS rOLWV78(8UNl)iY
Kicm-Tn.
For' New York'.Pblladolnhla.IIoadinT'Kt'arfir.
.Tamaqua, &c 11,45 a. m.
For Catawlssa, 11,45 u. ifl. 6.13 and 10.50 ti. m
Vn, WlltU.c,nH, . n... J. . ... '
. ,, lutamuH,,, u 111. ana -,w p. m.
For Lenlsburr and Sunburv. 4 OA n rn.
TK11NS YOU RDFJCKT LK&VK AS roU.OWS, (8DNDAV
KXCSiTED.)
U'ave Now York. via. Tnmanend 0.00 a. m. nnil
via. Bound Brooltitoute 1,45 a. m.
Loavo Philadelphia, 0,50 a. m.
Levn ItHattlni- 11 .a ...... ...
, -0 , ,,, ,ut, , uttcuie, i-a,aw ui
and Tamac-un, ljss p. m.
Leavo uatawissa, 0,30 n.03;a. m. and 4,00 p, m.
Leave llllarnport,,45a.m,IX6p.ui. and 6.00 n. m
Leave sunbury 4.24 p. in. v
44 Levvlsburg 4.48 p. m.
.rassentrera to and from sw v, ,r
bend and to and from I'nlladi-lphla go through
j.. uuuut uuuuge 01 cars,
J. K, WOOTTEN,
C. G. HANCOCK, General Manager.
Jan!loassii-trDBer ana Tlclt ABeatl
JEIiAWAItE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTEIIN ItAlLliOAD.
BLOOMSUUnG DIVISION.
NOltTII
STATIONS.
I Soum
n.m. n.in. p.m
5 50 tf 40 2 20
1 5 55 0 43 8 23
0 01 0 50 2 30
fl 00 0 57 2 SS.
0 11 10 1)1 2 411
6 21 10 OJ 3 51
0 24 10 11 3 M
S 33 10 17 3 00
0 3tl 10 20 3 0.1
C 4) 10 S3 3 (III
0 4S M 21 3 01)
S BO 10 li-J 3 II
fl 53 10 33 3 13
7 IK) 10 3 3 W
7 03 10 41 3 21
7 13 10 48 3 32
7 31 10 It) 3 43
7 17 11 10 3 57
7 M 11 10 4 01
8 00 11 'ii 4 10
8 00 11 33 4 IS
8 10 11 39 4 ID
8 11 11 42 4 23
8 31 11 41 4 30
8 2S 11 M I 31)
H 31 11 61 4 42
lion. p.m. a.m
V Ul 1 iHI
0 '23 Krrnntni,
C4
1 23
1 20
1 13
1 03
1 m)
l'J Hellevuo....
ll...Taylurvlllo. .
0 OJ... Lackawanna.,
gw Plttston.....
H WloWent PittHon,
R 4S.. ..Wyoming.
4I. ..Mallby,,..
H 4S
8 40
8 ill
8
8 SB 13 55
8 It IV 51
8 12 12 4S
p OS 13 41
b OS 13 41
8 Ul 13 30
!6'J IJ 33
51 12 30
51) 12 L'll
o -j nennetr
8 33
8 33
N 30,
8 25
8 21
8 17
8 10
7 5S
.... Kingston ....
....Kingston ....
I-Iyinouth Juno
....Plymouth....
....Avoudalo, ,
.. Nantlcoko ..
Ilunlock's Ca-ck
hlilckshlnny..
Hick's Ferry
.Deach Haven. .
Berwick..,,
..lirlaf creek,,,
..Willow drove,,
...Ltmu Itldgo,,,
liipy
...llloomsburg,,,
i 4.1 12 in
t 30 13 OS
T 18 11 50
7 It 11 50
7 03 It 4-1
M 11 ait
7 47
7 41
J 31
7 37
71
7 IS
7 11
7 (13
7 00
0 &
51 11 SI
50 11 30
11 '2.1
311 11 ir
30 11 13
!1V 11 flS
Catavvla Ilrlclgo
a us 10 53
i 00 10 47
it m 1 1 41
8 30 13 OS 4 41
8 53 12 20 5 03
0 31
W l invlllo.,.,, 8 53 12 20
al,...ChuUsky.. ou-j 13 Si
I ....Cameron,... 0 01 13 ,u
6 12
3 40 10 30
0 10 kV. 11,7,' .V.il.V.I i H ?
P in. a. m.
"'I Jn,m. p.m. p.m
Hcrlntehdent, o',,.
jMiEa li'mihy," "
'I'onsoi'ial Ant.lst.
n?S?i!? ?' oW 'nu under ESonANni?
1 " iHlvia. ifcn.tf
ilay l(l-4w
h n r
riSiAi
For CM nn nnri cvurrTKtrae
U6 BEAN'S CONCENTRATED
Exfrnrt nf Amu.ii..
NUUm'i an ni ....
cbnt,rBdtScti lnsf.l,.TDlMl'( Htr
Junoi.iy aks
Inox. simnnn i-r, .,,.
I iS.li1H,.; ril Ior luveutors' (luidi
L
April lllw