THE COEWMBMiSE 'AND DEMOCRAT, BJL0QM6iB:iM',IOLJjrMBIAKr!0UNrJPY, PA.
FARM.NOTES.
Usu tlio knifo nt onco on (he njipcnr
nnoo of blnok knot on plum or chorry
treo.
llioh ground, strong plants and
good oukiiro nro tlio surest romixlies
against lico nnd wormi infesting oab
bago.
It is claimed that tlirco-flfths of all
tlio oattlo in this country, outsldo of
miloh-cows, nro west of tlio Mississippi
river.
In tho western part of Florida 500,
000 acres of land liayo been securod by
a company of Scotch capitalists.
Set a tomato plant in the center
of cucumber, squash nnd melon hills,
nnd it will keep off many varments.
Growing strawberries by tho matted
row, and raspberries by the hedgo
row system, is safest for northern sec
tions. If you' wouldjhavc iuiuk.niu! i llicient
work, uso.'go6((lt6qls' anil keep llicm
clean.
A little oatmeal added' to water
makes itln little moro palatabio for man
nnd beast.
Where n field is overrun with weeds
frequent summer plowing is tho only
remedy.
It is estimated that seventy-fivo per
cent, of the cattle in America arc scrubs
or natives.
Do not set out verbena plants so
that they arc too cloae. Four or live
feet should bo given to them. They aro
wonderful spreaders.
Some vcars.thu Summer is uono loo
long for Lima b'onns. A start of sever
al weeks may be secured for them by
planting the seed under glass, or in
verted sods a foDt square, transferring
them to thojg'ardeh, when hot weather
sets in. t
The bcstWestem farmers,' Instead
of planting pumpkins among corn, "de
vote an aero or more to pumpkins
and cultivate them with a two horso
cultivator as long as possible and then
let them run.1' ft is a beautiful sight
to seo a field "all pumpkins'," whoiu
they lay so close that a man could wnlk
over tho whole patch without onco put
ting foot on. the ground. They grow
better, larger, ripen earlier, aro, sweeter
nnd moro
solid than when shaded
by
tho corn,
driving
field."
and can bo gathered
around and around
by
the
Thinning. Fruit, Mr, B. Hatha
way, ono of Michigan's most success
ful fruit-growers, speaks thus in regard
to thinning fruit : "I have much faith
in tho effect of thinning fruit as tend
ing to equalize tho productiveness, or
rather the production, of fruit every
year. The sarao end may, in a meas
ure, bo attained by judicious pruning,
and. it is moro generally practised, pro
bably will bo done, '1011 times whero
thinning is attempted once. Either
from my thorough pruning, or other
0:11130, not apparent, Ihavo always been
what is called fortunate in having a
fair crop of apples, oven in seasons of
comparative failure.''
Plum OK Peach. A writer in Rural
"World says : "One-half tho plum trees
now handled nro on peach roots, but
they aro worked under ground. If
grafted in tlio nursery they should bo
grafted one .or two inches below the
surface, and when transplanted, set a
littlu deeper so as to avoid tho peach
borer, which does not bother the plum
wood. I onco had Imperial Gago on
peach slocks, planted deep, that grow
to be very large trees and( bore well.
Even our wild varieties vill tako on
tho peach, sure as tho "Wild Goose,
AVeaver, Forest Garden, etc. It is said
that "Wild Goose plum does butter on
peach than on plum root, and I have
reason to believe it from experience.''
Pumpkins among Oorn.
Although some farmers reject the
long and well sustained practice of
planting pumpkin seed among com, on'
the ground that it detracts as much
from the com product as in the profit"
it adds to the stock of provender, still
it is the general method pursued to get
a crop of pumpkins. Besides, from our
own experience nnd observation, wo
havo had and seen as good crops, of
corn with as without pumpkins. It
may appear at first though us if tho
land could not sustain two full crops
of anything ; but this is not so in all;
oases, as in those where the two crop's
do not requiro tho same mammal stim
ulants, inasmuch as a portion, at least,
that one will take up will not bo re
quired, by the othen Of course it re
quires very good land to raise pump
kius : but even iu this case, though an
extra crop of manure may bo needed
to bo applied to tlio corn ground whero
pumpkins aro to be planted, there will
bo a savintr in tho element of time, and
insteadiof ono crop from thu land in a
year, wo gather two. The objection
that some make, that tho vines shade
the ground, whiln the ground requires,
all tlio heat it can got, is not well
founded, as the corn itself furnishes
perlect shade without the vines, whioli
really can add little moro to iujuro tho
crop. It'is far moro probable that tho
objectors to this double crop, who fail
in trettintr all they want, owe their lack
of success to poor land or negligent
cultivation, and wo suggest that they
Bhouldhaogo their system ot tnnnun
iun and .cultivating' more, and then
watt 'and see. Germuntoicn Tele
graph.
How to Transplant.
There is no part in gardoning that
requires more skill than tho transplant
inn of plants so ns to retard thoir
growth as littlo as possible. As a pro.
hmiuary to this operation, tho young
plants should bo uncovered if in hot
beds and oxposod to the full power of
tho light air that they nmy bo harden
ed aud ready for the change. Tho
ground about tlio roots should be kept
thoroughly wet for a short time before
the plants aro removed, as this causos
the earth to clinc- to Iho roots moro
firmly, and cives them life and vigor,
Most plants do better if transplanted
iu clcudy or raitiv weather, but if this
cannot bo done they should bo set rut
at niuhtfall aud shielded for a few days
from tho dircot rays of tho Bun. The
cavity for Iho icots should bo made
larL'o enoiiuh to admit of their inner
tion without craming or crowding to
gether. Let the soil around bo tho
roughly loosened and pulverized so (hat
tho now roots to be formed will have a
free urowtli. Wheu the roots havo
been set. in tho cavity pack some lino
toll directly about them nearly to the
surface find (111 on top with rich, looso
earth. "Water frequently "until tho
plants betriu to urow acaln, JJy oxer
cisintr a littlo care, such plants as cab
bages, celery, rutabagas and tomatoes
inav bo transferred to open ground
with no perceptible ehaugo iu thoir
lIiiHtencd
to tliclr
OrnvoHl
Ilclylnjt I
mi leatlinfinliils written In vlvlit
glowing language ot some miraculous cures
miulo bv some lnreclv miiTcil tin Doctor tir
patent medicine has hastened thousands to
tliclr gravos ( believing In tliclr almost In.
sane faith tlmt- (lib same mlrnclo will bo
performed on them, mid that thesu tcsUmo
nlali make tho cures, whllo tho so called
mcdlclno Is all tho time hastening them to
tliclr craves. Wo lmvcfavolilcd niibilslilna
testimonials,, ns they do not mako tho cures,
nlthbugli wo have
THOUSANDS br-OJJ THOUSANDS
of them, of tlio mo9t wondorful .cures, vol
untarily scut us. It Is our medicine, Hop
Hitters that' makes tho cures. It has. never
failed nnd novcr can. Wo will nlvo refer-
enco to nuv one for any disease similar to
muir uwii ii ucsircu, or win rcier 10 any
neighbor, ns there Is not a neighborhood In
the known world mit enn show Its cures
by 116) Hitters.
ALOSlNd JO II.
A nmmlnent hhvelilnn nf tMMnlinri until In
luly patient whowascoranlalnlngof hcrcontlnued
in m-aiui, nnu ot ins mammy m cure nor, JOKingiy
Midi "Try Hon Hitter!" Tim Inilv took It. In
oirncst and used tho Illttcrs frjm which slio ob.
mined permanent iieaiin. uno now lauilis nt tlio
doctor for his Joke, but ho Is not ho well pleased
w ltli it, as It con him a good patient, '
HIS CP DOCTORS.
The fee of doctors Is nn Item that very
many persons nre Interested In. Wo be
Hove tho schedule fur visits is $3.00. which
would XAt n limn nonllnml to liU lii'il fnr n
yenr, nnd in need of it dally vlslf, ' over
2.1 mm 11 1 .........I ' I
Ti,vvv u jour lur iiicuicm Huciiiinucu luonci
And one single bottlo of Hop Hitters taken
In tlmo would savo the $1,01)0 nnd nil tho
year's sickness.
A t.ABY'3 WISH.
"Oh, how I tlo wish my skin was ns clear and
soft ns yours," said a lady to her ft Iciul. " Vou can
oaslly mako It so," answered tho friend. "How ;"
Inquired tlio llrst lady "lly usl ig Hop Hitters
that makes pure, rlcli blood aud blooming liealtli.
It did for mu as you observe."
Ws It possible that Mr. Godfrey Is up
nnd nt work, nnd cured by so simple n
remedy ?"
"I assure you It Is true that ho Is entirely
cured, iintl with nothing but Hop, Illttcrs,
find only ten days, ngo the doctors save
him up nnd said ho must die, from Kidney
nnd Liver trouble 1"
CLOTHING !
CLOTHING!
THE ARTIST
IB
AND
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Who always gives you tlio latest
styles, and cuts your clothing to fit
yoji. Having had tho experience lor a
number oi years in tlio Tailoring liusi
nejs, has learned what material will
give his customers the hest satisfaction
for wear and stylo and will try to
pldaso all who give him a call Also
opjhand
Gents' Furnishing Goods
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
HATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS
Always of tho latest styles. Call nnd ex
amine his stock before purchasing else
where. StltrsnsiitioortoFirslHaWEaiik'
Corner Main & Market Sts.
AprH,25-ly
(PLUMBING,
OAS FITTING & STEAM 1IEATJN0.
DEAUiK-
STOVES & TIN W AM
All kinds of work in Sheot;.Iron,.Roqf
ing and Spouting 'proinpuy
attended to.
rirstrlct attention given to heating hy steam,
r r n. Coo Qts-.
VUIIICI Ul iviaiii la. uaai w lo , ,
Bloomsburgj JPa.
(Cbntlnuedrom faf '.)' '
How Watch Cases are Made.
In 1876, thirteen men comprised the
entire working force used in tho manu
facture of thoJam Bosi GoMH'afcA Case.
Now overire hundred are employed, and tho
number is constantly increasing. Thorea
Knn nf thin Increase is this: In tho Jama
IW Gold Watch One all the metal in tight
and subject to wear Is solid ioM, Jillo thoro-'
maindcr, which only lends utrengUi to the
case, Is ot stronger metal man gum,!
mtrini inlil whero rrold is needed, and
stronir. elastic metal whero strength and-
-.1 -... ! -I... nMA Ha.u1m1 n oml.lnatlrin TiVa-
ducing a watch cote belter than solid gold
. . . . 1 1. A. m. "
and at ose-half tho cost.
ifif f- Mi
!lt
Ovnr 5ftO 000 of theso cases A 1
liavo been sold, and every jeweler in 'ho
country can testify to their quality and
I,W)rsQTQ, Mrcrt.. Vk ', 1A
E. W. Mirah. of the lwc to(. toUlit J . D'
lioni
hort
tint iiftturu to .BT nne.
uJIliAjjuitfMUoaM'niildWAtcllOM):
Ue.IHIMllDwUUniKJUVlUl iubu, J ...r,
Bart tUo iiartlm bo Imuirbt tlio.nrt onni ra carry.
oil mUu1 m Uvk.vU llirrJi'l
lDVUiemlouy.Miieii huu
Ixniht a aolld KUld cam ctii
nil,, v., 1,1 aa T.11 Hit till M III
luoiuuuv.. A
rtgmrtl thrmH tho ouh- wi of tliMklud 'mt
thould ull lio dwln to tdye hit amtouKrii V"Q
vanuoxuiewiaoiieyriiiui.-i"fBi,"."""w. , l
HVJI.J. ClUllWiT, JiviUr. 1
IU.J I ml lUMy 14 Iqitw WUk CM rUri, fUU-j
OalfkU, 1'll.rHiMHI iu.r.i. ru,wn...i....
to 1 Continued)
all
Tho undersigned odors advantageous Induce
nts In tho purch tso of tho following specialties .
TUO DISK ll.NU lll.NUKIt .,.
xmu'Eits AND
COHN CUWIV.VTOKiJ,
The l'erry Spring Tooth Harrow, the best
In too Market.
All kinds and grades of l'hosphato by the MAllY
i.anu rKimi.iiii.NU anu jiaui g., w.
mmilBEl, Agent,
ESPY Columbia Co., Pa.
May 2-3 mos.
M. C. SLOAlt & BRO.,
UI.OOMSHUJIG, PA.
Alanufacturersof
CARRIAGES BI1QQIES, PHAETONS.
SLEIQHS, PLATFORM WAQONS, &C
Pint-class work always on hand.
REPAIRING NFA TL YDONE.
Price reduced to $uU (he timet.
TllOIIMIIIHlH
Bloomsburg, ra.
lot
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
H. TUBB3, PROPHipTOR
BMOMSDUna, PA.
F al'lffl And OOnvfiillAnt. simnlA rmtna, Itith rrwma
ho una cold water,, ntvl a. 1 modern convenience?
orrosiTii I. k a depot,
Fred Boycr, Prop.
' BErW!Ck P.
M
The Irftvclllnj public find visitors td lierwlck aro
respectfully, intormrMl that tho undersigned lins
taken tho aoovo old ustnbllshed licensed house,
which ho has recently luted up In nrst rlass stylo
null lie otTers nceoinmod.Ulotu pmi.H frtnnv.
Tho bar is supplied with the choicest nlos, wines,
liquors and cigars.
Good Stabling Accommodations.
.May .liii
'PUBASUUKIl'S SALE
I or
UNSEATED I,ANl)S IN COMJMMA.
COUNTY, jA.
lly Virtue of Sundry acts of thftllcnernl Assem.
bly ottho Commonwealth ot ltnnsylranla rclai
ting to tho sale ot seated and unso.u Unds in
tho county of CnlumbU etc., for tnxcsUuo, and
tinpalil, I will offer to publlo s.ilo in thu Court
Holisc, In the town of llloomamirg, on
Monday June 9th., 1884.
at ten o'clock n. m.i tlio following desctlbed pieces
of land, or bucli pari thereof as may ba. liecessary
to satisfy tlio amount ot taxes duenna unpaid
nitalust tho Kline, and CdiHliiuciliS' natnO from
day to day ns thesamo may be found necessary.
TltltMS OF BALK.
Tho amount ot taxes nnd cotta must bo paid
when tho land Is s'ruclcoit, or tho salomoy bo
void nnd the property put up nnd resold,
IIKAVEK TOWWSHU'.
S3 acres llroekwny, 6 11 l 40
1 lot Heaver, Charles 1 (hi
3," Ilea vor, , lesse... ...i SIS
1M acres llrockway, C! II , 6 si
S'J, " nrockway Abbott 63
71), " llrockwhy 4: Abbott 10.1
118 " llroekwny Abbott 1 31
51,.'' llrockway .Abbott ,.,,...... ,8?
8 lotr llrockwab II ..! 3 18
400 acres lUker, Jacob, sr.,... , ......... is so
o luia imib unvr.... .,,,. .,'..... ' i id
1 " liotfart, Mary ,. ,, tis
2 " llojer TH. i U.i... 1 m
t " froslnL'Pntrlck. 1.80
imamor, .wimam.. ... ......!.. . k j u
1
Unnon,;..Manuas. . .
..n..r.. i'uf
lltOncrcsColumbla Coal & Iron Co .
75 57
0 ar
Cox, u s i:x. of Trench Cox.-
12 71
14 OH
10 14
2 03
13 41
6 10
1 no
a 01
8 IS
1 3G
28
3 IS
S 38
5 '
4 00
4 m
1 311
' 6 20
3 IS
3 11
11 S3
l'8
18
3 4.1
2 21
10 ?5
23 IB
5 OS
5 00
10
7 M
6 20
3 3J
25 2i
3 05
2 SO
5 3S
4 20
4 OS
2 03
0 M
15 77
2S
0,73
185
1 SI
200
1075
ISO
St
1 30
4 OS
203 92
3 41
2 03
' 3 IS
W3
as;
150
115
Davis Isaac Est
) avls Anthony.-. ...........
Kcroth, 1'ctcr..............
KlaulKan, A ..,.
Vrv. w h
Slots
Slots
Sa'acres Khmer, Sarah
10 acres (learhart, Daniel
illots (learhart, Win
60 acres llauck, Jonathan
75j " liendcrllder, 8 ASJS
601 " Iloatz, John Dec'd
W " llatz, Charles & John
Slots 1 lamer X. Jester
'01 " Ilomnan. KO
3 " Hunt, nil
2 " llenrv. lleirtrn
acres Illnderllaer, sarail A
ijlOb KlinUA. ,
lgjocrqs Lynn,- Jacob ...... (
. iuta i.awreuce, w Jl
SJ lots I-intl. Vmnlr
aou acrcs MlllorJiann
IU) " Jlclteynoldi. WII .
43 Jllnlck. Peter
4,lots Martin, William .... ....
3 JOLH 5Ionil.1V. .Tnhn
140 'acres Nungesaor,. (ieorgo .".
6 lots , Patterson, J c...
- luiL-iice
43 l'ardco & Alarklo
8.1 acres nice, Abraham
as "
10) ' il
"I " " Georco
6 lots, Kuthlirr, Sam & Co i .
a lots ItlltllttlT.' Snm
110 ncrea Hwennenlinianf .1 v
HI ," Shuuian. iTant 1. 1 i '"'
. - .'.' shumau, 'lliomas. ............
110 . wicker. Jloses.7.. . ...
3 lots Smith, J W ..:
31". snick, J.J.... ,
1 . Un.. 1n.A.
-A L .............. ..i
200 acres Stewart, Wm
suuman Michael.........
Htenov. Alnrtln
Slots Vostlne, 11 It
6 lots Volkcnanl. C .1
S5ia acres West, Il M Coat & Iron Co .
3 ' " Werkhlser, Samuel
.1 1 " Wood. ATiirustiiq
80 pcrcs Wheeler, William..
7 88
S3
ioi jjowns. jonu..
vi " 1UCO. dO
ltlco, John.
3 SO,
DENTOX.
I
11 " Ash, Mary.
Hi !' Kline., Jonn IIII3....1...
10 " .DoUson,. Oeorgo ..
50
50
40
5 (18
1 18
1 74
llilAltcnEEK,
X ) a. Apple, raui.,
60
Illlsli: Itubcn.
22
as
' lirltuln, 11 A J Est
"Clem, W T ltcv
" Doty, l'oalcr & Stewart
4 51
300
14 40
0 (.0
4 43
12 21
200!
150!
10O
il II II II
" Evans, Francis
"Harman, Daniel
" lleadleyiHKEst
" Klsuer, John
"Headier, 8 F Est ....
" KllnuCr, Llzzlo....
" Kceccr, Abraham.,
"David sutler ..... ...
"stout, Nathan
" Kchuyler, Wra Jtrs....
" Kreas, Vm L
" HObblns. KU ,
" Stokes, Olden ,
250
7 .13
21
3 75
10 30
40
2 17
10
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5!
US
7
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2 43
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CATAW1SSA.
MY
".Ilroust.JS ..,.
Klaco S Yetter ,
' Thomas, Kuth Ann
" Thomas, Abel 1..
" Weaver, Elllas .,
" Dornbach, Margaret
" Klsncr. ltobert..
" Newell, Fred,
" Yetter, IflWU Est .,'
" YetterlJiwls Est
" Krum.EUas
' lilddle Heirs
" Harder, Thomas E. ....... ......
lot Bchuler, Mrs Sarah
3 23
30 93
2 m
8 48
4 10
86'j!
10
85'
-Sil
30 V
8
8 '41
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BMt
1,10
29
1 18
4.00
21
31
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CEN'TIULIA.
lot Conner, Thomas..... .......
" Durken; .Mrs. Anthony...,.,....
" Erwln, Thomas
" lleftcm, I'ulllp 1
" Homes, Thomas
" Kline. Caroline
" flrarellft Co1 1.1..
" Ihlgh S Mahanor 11 It Co .......
" Markes, George
" McUearty, -Mary
" Steel, Oeorgo W
" Idler. James . 1..
i
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3 8
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1
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72.
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0 20
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3 25
6 10
50
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1
1
1
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Torry, Wm..,
Knlttle, J 11..
lioyer, John
Hauler, John 0
ltyan, Michael
cierrechty, Thomas
Tlgho, Thomas 1
McEnty er, DoioUilck
Wilson, John
8 20
1 SO
3 80
1 10
3 39
40
3 30
3 iiO
CENTltE.
22 acres Adams, Enos I..,
s ta
1 03
70
10
Hageabuch. Wm
Hagenbuch, Win Sr. E$t,,,.
lloirman, Wra Est
lxiwrer, Simon
Kroner, Jonlah. 1 . . .
March, Heuecca
Nungeaser, Sarah
BdMjiv John
40
34 "
B
1 lot
8 "
1 "
1 "
5 0
20
6
30
C0NYNQIIAM.
Brockwar, P B ,
V" V
3-.
.16 18
13 O;
67 07
5 30
2 72
Ilresllno, Bernard .
IlraUy, Julia. .....
Cane. Ellen 1.
2 71
4 40
210 H5
4J'J acres Beam, Joshuai...
1 tot jjuvus 'luoina.i...,
10
" Kramer, A W .
3
1
2
; " Jones, George ...
, " helby, Hphralm..
l acres KUne. John L ...
25 3S
7 Ul
1 02
1 87
' lot
.MorrUon. Catliarlao ........
,1 itojianaman,.Mary
1 Morris. Ann B
3S0 acres Itustln, Mary
1 lot lUiawn, casiier
175 acres Itusten, Thomas .... , ,
101 " Tivln, Jacob
100 " Treln, Jacob ...,
s " Iijwa Walker
10:
2,72
41 00
01 50
51 50
52 SO
401 " Young, John ,
258
8
1 10c Mellon, Thomas
112 acres Huston, John
72 53
11 lot picuuier, jerranco
riSIHNQCllEEK.
26 acres Allegar, John
1 31
1 08
X 23
8 23
1 05
100
11I1S11, UCUlX'll ..,,
Doty, I'ealer Stewart,.
Dresher..Tohn
Davis, Kllga L
Karvpr,! (Jeorga..
Hutchison, Thomas J., ,
llosler.'W A
Horfraan'& Kreas
300
20
14
20
HO
1
1 03
13
II SO
3 75
872
2110.
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iiamion, joun
HunsliiL'er, Anthouy ....,.,
Kindt, John Co
Lemon, Thomas ,,,.,....
Mclleury, E J ..
Meaiu, William ,.
ncllenry 0 II K Daniel.,.,,,
I'ealer, ooorga
Helchard, liwls
Uotiblns, Win A
Uobblns, Ell ...
FltANKLItf,.
Cleaver, VlUngton
Vought, EH
Koaner, Jonathan
.Veiuch, Michael ....... ......
llotTBU, wiluam
GIIEE.NWO0D.
Albortson, Miles Hartley.
Berry. John 1
Dfrr. lram
3
son
5 50
110
17
1111
4 50
3 U
Oil
Ml
DO
1 38
1 38
1U1
60
40
1 S
85
0 110
76
20
1
4 50
2
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11 70
1 00
2 as
si
2 tn
40
15
Ueillhe, nenjamln, ,..
I!W
ilcKue iu 11 J.
HEMLOCK.
50
12
Appleraui, M 8.,
Appleman, Win ..
llrugler, Ellsha .
Itampbcll, N
ao
28
31
20
20
6
Emuielt,A J ...1 ... ,..1. .......
Ieai rurtici , ,
l'unel,Muo ....,,.,,,,
Vursel, Sylvester
Wilght, ll ,
WhlUMlglit, George Jr.
to
JACKSON
l'rlek, (loorgo A.....
I'rtek, (Icorgo-A.,,
Ileus, llonjmnlrt..;
lwis, ISaao ,:....i, 1
Miller Charles W,r,,,i .........
MUiorNeyhart .., .........
Sillier ANcyhart....,.,
Keller, J K
LOCUST.
Illltlngton, Olmrles
1 lew art, Ueorgo ,r.
Kverlmrt, John ,
(icraghtr, Thomas ......i....
Hughes, Wright Est,.., 1..,
Kline, John I, ,., ,
Kulp .McWUllftms..,'...
Ixmgenberger, riilllp,...,
Meyers, Mary;,.i
Huston, Mary ,
Itusten, Charlotte, 1,,.,
Heynolds, John. ,
Itusten, Thomas
ltcece, Daniel
Shaffer, llcnrr
bnyder, Joremlah
1IADISON.
Cox, Joel 1 ,.:
Eves. O W., ,
llendcrshott. H.,.n ,
Masters, H.fc W.irt.
Sands J KEst.i.....,..
MAIN.
lilttenbender, Conrad....
lliockwar Ent.i,...,
Oreaser, Wm sr..;.
' IXirnli.ich, .loliu ,
Don-alt, l'hlllp
l'lsher, Daniel
drover, A W, .
(loarhart, Joseph..,.
Ilerriier, samupl u;
Juininell. christnln l.i.'..i...i
Kcefer, Jauie ...i,iu.nriiun,,
Miller, II (1 Kitw.i.i., ..'...,,...
Miner, Emanuel ,.....
.Mihos, Michael
Morris, Jianlel .-. .,
Ilhawn, caster
snuman, W T
Shuman, Itcubcn
Sm-k, Ilrobst, Yetter, Hauck .
Snyder, John,..
Snyder, Abraham, ............. ,
Hwartz, Miepp&co
Yetter, Daniel list ,
Shiiman, John ,
Ilaitrann, Manilas
a so
9j m
100
31
4
838
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6
SOD
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BftJ
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77
70
II 23
13 31
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7 90'
18 00
2 01
fi 80
3 31
4 84
6 73
0 73
0 7
4 CO
0 72
1 IS
1 00
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1 50
60
1 60
1 30
1 20
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MIFFLIN.
Aton, Thomas
inner, Ernnklln Est
o A Jncoby
Kramer, A V ..... .
Niingesscr, Wm J
Hweppenhetscr, .IK
" lloracsu.
" HI-
Williams, Samuel
MONTOUtt..
(User, Barbara..............
' John Hit. ..
" Samuel
1-Hbjr, Jackson
Nail, William
ltamser, Est 11
Shelhatuer, John
Creavri Jacob ........
Fry,- Daniel ....r.i
Hunyan, Elmer
MOUNT 1'I.EASANT.
Jaeoby, Rainuct
Shaffer, Mathlas...
OHANOE.
Crovcllng, Samuel
Everett, Oabrlcl Est.
Everett, Moses Est........
Kline, Jacob Est
KUne, Abraham J
KUne, Abraham J
l'attcrson, M 11
1 113
82
8 40
8 50
5 60
5 50
4 13
2 20
1 (15
son
1 80
(10
1 80
21
E 00
1 43
. 25
i 65
43
1)0
18,
10
1 41
1 75
3 CO
3 00
45
7 00
7 (I)
4 20
13 SO
2.50
4 Oil
13 61
75
3 20
1 88
40
30
1 00
1 83
1 18
2 70
8 07
78
45
8 119
3 01)
40
2 00
GO
93
2 40
90
1 20
1 01
8 10
53
20
83
20
2 00
78
80
10
l'INE.
Barton, Ell ,
Drleblcbls, Abraham ....i...
DAvIs, Thomas Est
Frlck, (ieorgo A
Lyons, 11 W ,
Miller Cole ,
Bobbins, TD .
Shultz, lllram
Shoemaker, .Joseph
ItOAUINGCIlEEK.
Arthella, Francis
liucher, Tcter
Barnes, Thomas Jr.... ... .,
Brlsh, Jacob...., ,
llrlsh, Jacob....
Beaver, Geo, J L Kline ,
BrrUh; Jacob
ConfalrA: ltlco
Cox, o 8 Ex of Trench Cox .
23
17
30. "
250
10'
200. i
W
is'
Dllaplaut, EeklcI :,
Huston, John ,
llarner.Johu n'...,
,John htacer 1
Little, ltobert'.....,
Morris : Hughes.,
100
451
100'
Wellington, Wm, ,
Jlolllngton. Wm,,..,.
ltuub, Miller............
Itaub, J Miller
Sknteo, Harvcr. ,
Trlen, Jacob i
Wltchcy. Mary Est ..
Wltchcr.'John
Yocum, Isaac.........
Yetter, Lewis Est....
Yetter Lewis Est....
I:van,Lawscn .......
Mlndy.Lclns.i'. j.
bhellenburger .....i..
301
40
00
1 4t
B3
23
1 BO
1 20
90
48
1 OS
2 40
3 40
9 45
2 90
48
10 CO
18 53
7 42
31 90
2 c;
7 93
4 21
2 12
10 00
5 30
6 30
10 CO
2 12
9 1,8
37 10
31 45
15 90
13 78
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50
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240
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82
SUQAItLOAF.
Belliis, William '.,
Colo, Eeklel :
cole, Thomas B .......
Chapln, J V.
Chopin, J V
Custer, Mary
Hess; Joseph O
" Joshua B
" Crovellng 4: Co..,,
" Wesley 1
Mlt"
JrfllO'.'
1"
iu.
Hartman, Josso
Harvey, J F K M Smith
Mcllcnry, ltohr
Mcllcnry, E.I
Mcllcnry, KJ
Savage, Joshua Est
01
300,'
ami.
200
so:
rrmEASUKEirs sale of seated
JU LANDS IN COLUMBIA COUNTV, l'A.
Xlso the follnwlni? lntja. nterea. nnil nn.ota nf
seated lands, returned by tho tax collectors, aro to
bopldatthe samotl.no under the provisions or
iiujntv ui ;ira.-iiiuij-, i-iiiuiuu --jin Act reiaimgiio
tho sale of lands for tax In Columbia couatr," ap
proved .March Bin, 1S08.
BEAVER.
60, acres Barnes, Charles..!
1 lota ltarnea. Charles
II 22
18 30
81 00
317 acres Miller, Longenburger & Fisher
1; iub iuasien, win ,
3 80
1 H8
10 00
1 01
12
3 03
1 20
1 50
3 50
2 20
2 00
2 00
5 00,
1 00
0 12
10 40
4 31
1 12
2 40
8 80
8 SO
8 33
75
23
12 00
4 20
75
fi,' '
juusieii.iiiiru. vtuuam
Sclpt, A II
Sherman, Thomas
Johnson, John
MoAtfco, John
Losec, J A Agent
BENTON,
Albert son, Samuel 11
4
fi
I
iiauuuK, aiiuiuei ,
acres stiles, Jeremiah
" 1) o Mcllenry ,
" stiles, Jeremiah
" (lood A I) .
Slcllenry, M LJtKate..',
BLOOMSBUItO.
Walter, Norman .... 1 ... ,
I'uruei, iranu;,i
BKIAUCllEEK.
acres Doty-tl'calcr.. ..........
CATAWIS8A.
acres Henry, Isaac Est,
CENTHALIA.
; lot,
llanloy, John a
McDonnell, Owen
McDonnell, Anthony..
carr, Catharine
OENTBE..
Keller, Sarah ;r
Basen, John...
87 acres McOuln, W F ....
21 " Mcifuln, John II.,
CONYNQIIAM.
1 lot Brown. John
1 " Llndcrmuth, Ocorgo
1 " Dalen. Maryi.
2 43
1 70
21) 75
140 70
acres Cummtngs,!' M.
cummliigs, It .M & Co.,
4110 "
400 "
curry, Ellen.
SO 2.1
Slurphey, Hughes S: Co 1
ltelnbold, W 11. ,
l'lSUlNQCKEKK.
210 00
01
2 10U
34 acres Ever. Mathlas
2 0.1
It
93
1 25
ljf " Ever. James
; iut i?uuii, cuiuuiua .....
; FItANKUN.
E acres Btrausser, Jodah ..,.....
0 BEEN WOOD.
I lot I'llktngton, 1' It ,
81 aiires Moore, Lafayette
1 lot Wllllver, J E,..,
j " Hess, Jones
1 " lltzgernld. Elizabeth....
27 acres McMlchaol, Jano
)0t WcLh, Jauiey
HEMLOCK.
S3 'acres Tliomos, siato Co.'.
0 lamer, William 1.
1 lot Fugo, John,
H " .TlPliett, John,...,...,..
X ' Fisher, Wank S,.;...!..
f JACKSON.
30
2 10
15
01
48
120
1 20
47 BO
BO
3 il
1 53
2 0)
5 97
1 53
3 10
SlVacresYoung, Christian
ul
Young, Lewis O..
Sl
Young, Isabel
ChambcrUu, , Lewis.,...
no
4 10
LOCUST.
' b KlioJcs, Susan
MADISON.
il " lluser JtCroom
170 " 'mimlmuer, A O
1 lot Well ver. susan Est
I) acres Miller, Charles D
MIFFLIN.
1 lot Kelchner, Jacob, Sr........
50 acres llrelsch, Ueorgo
MT. PLEASANT.
B CI
2 10
13 50
2 Ul
13 73
75
0 00
IB
llcntleld, Thomas
OUANOE.
Eves, James est
PINt
S 40
2 43
17
113 "
133
IS "
8
10 '
I "
00 "
SI "
as "
Lcggott &, Frlck ,
Bobbins, Joshua
II 40
s 43
Drclblebls, Jacob Est.,,,,,,,,,
Drelblcbls, Joseph
Evans, ueorgo ,
ltenn.-arah A , ...
ltlcketts, 1- (1 ,
KU110& Patterson
Flue, A J ..
1 no
21
10
1 23
5 10
5 ()
3 13
1 lot limn, usan hi
BO acres Kllnoi Patterson.,...,.,..,,... 11 00
HI) " ' Parker, John II .., 2 52
1 101
81
00 " corqellsou, .1 11 .
15 " Nejsuuter, Mlvlioo)
scan1.
1 lot Solomon, Phoebe,, ,,,
iu acres flifKWh Nli01, V0,,,"""
BUQAIUXMV,
8 10
8 27
Hughes, Wellngtou Est,,..,..,
I less, l.avlni
Hhultt, Ellas
Hirvey, A M .
be ward, Natbau II.,,,,.,,....,
Albcrtwn, Jeaso
Stevens, Eiru
1 60
40
1 20
1 50
8 Ot)
IS
1 BO
:i
'J-reasurtf,
1 SPEI3RS
! PORTUGAL GRAPE W(NE
AlSO
; UNFEIIMENTEI) (IIIAI'E JUICE.
t'sed In tho principal Churches for Communion.
Kxccllcnt for Females, Weakly rertons atul tho
aged.
peer's Port Grope rine
FOUR YEAJiS OLD.
nilIISCKt.Kim.VTKl) WINK is tho puro Jlllco of
I tho dead ripe Oporto drape, raised In Spccr's
vineyards. Its Invaluable, '
Tonic and Strongthonlng Propartles
nrcutisurnasicdbr nnr other Wine. Being pro
duced under Mr.,Spoer's own personal supervision,
its purity and genuineness, nro guaranteed br the
principal Hospitals and Hoards ot Health who have
examined it, Tho youngest child mar partako ot
it, and tho weakest Invalid uso it to advantage.
It IS particularly Ijcncflclnl to tho aged and
debilitated, and suited to the various ailments that
affect tho weaker ttcx.
11 is in every respect A WINE TO HE BELIED ON.
Sp8er's UufbrmdiitecL .Grapa Juice-
IStho Julco of the Oporto Ornpes preserved In
Its natural, fresh, sweet stuto aslt runs from tho
press by fumigation, thereby destroying the exci
ter of fcmiontatl'j'i. It Is perfectly pure, free
from spirits nnd will keep In unr climate.
Sueor's Burgundy.
Is a dark rich medium Dry Wlno used by the
wealthy clashes a3 n Tablo or Dinner Wlno, and by
physicians Incases whero a dry wlno Instead ot a
sweet port Is desired.
Spaot's (SooialUe) Olarofc. ,
Is held In high estimation for Its richness as. a
Dry Tablo Wlno especially suited for dinner use, '
1 1 t
Spoer's P. J. Shorry.
Is a wlno of superior Character and partakes ot
tho rich qualities ottho grape from which It Is
mode.
Speer's P- J. Brandy.
IS A ryitE distillation from the grape. , and
stands unrivalled In this COuntry for medicinal
purposes.,
it has a peculiar flavor, similar to that of the,
grapes fromwhlch it Is distilled,
SeothatthOfclgnaturoof ALl'ItED SPEEIt, Tos
sale Jf. J., Is over tho cork of each bottle,
SOLD B Y a. A. KLEIM.
AND BV DUUaaiSTS EVKItV'VUEItE.
Bcp.28-'S3iyr.
for tho working class. Send l0.centa for,
postage, and wo will mall you fm; a royal
vftluaulobox ot sample goods that will ,put
few days than you ever thought possible nf uuy
business. Capital not required. Wo will start,
you. You can work all tho tlmo or In spara thno
only., Tho work Is universally adaptod to bothi
sexes, young and old. You can easily earn from
60 cents to $5 every evening. That' nit who want.)
may tost tho business, wo mako this unparalled
offer : to all that are not wellsatlsned we win send
Jl to pay for tho troublo of writing us. Full parti-,
culars directions, etc., sent free. Fortunes will bo
made Uv those who give their whole tlmo to the
work. Great success absolulclysura Dont delay.
Start now. Address Hns-f on 6 Co., Portland,
Maine. Dec 31 -1
YOU 'CANNOT GET WELL AT HOME.
J
BINGIIAMTON, N. Y:
A GOOD PLACE FOU THE SICK.
The houso Is specially fitted up for tho comfort
of invalids who desire a pleasant nnd Christian
home, stands on high ground with plenty of
shade. Personal attention given to every patient.
Electricity and (lalvaulsm In their different modi
fications a speciality. Prof. Mills has given many
years ot study anu practice to tins orancn, nnu
Illl
ndreds will testify to his skill,
send for circular, stating what paper you saw
this In,
rimr. nr.aui .mbi,:.
Mm iri,H l.'IM.Vf.t IHTC
Lock Box 97. ... Dtngiiainton, N. V.
Sept. 7 'SMy.
Itllltltl t'C
ocooeos 9.0.9 e
Diamonds.
Wc ask the attention of pur
chasers to the Importations of
Fine Diamonds now arriving.
To meet the demands of the
most critical,' and consequently '
the most prudent, we confine our
selves entirely to the sale of such
diamonds as may be pronounced 1
strictly first-class in quality.
Recognizing the fact that' in
ferior stones have little intrinsic
value, it has been our business
aim to offer only such Diamonds
as we can unhesitatingly rccom:
mend as a judicious money in
vestment. In Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphires,
Cat's Eyes, and Rare colored
Gems of all kinds, we have been,
fortunate in securing many beau
tiful specimens.
Wo desire, to extend a most
cordial .invitation to our, custo
mers, and others in this, city to visit
our store, npw rendered addition
ally attractive, by reason of tlic
many elegant goods of all kinds
constantly arriving from abroad,
J. E. Caldwell & Co.,
903 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
eooooeeees 00 a 00 e e
e900fi(S9tO(909((
itteioittittttsei
yAiNwmaiiT & co.,
WHOLESALE OROCEIIS,
Philadelphia
TEAS, SVIIUPS, COFFEE, HUGAlt, MOLACBLB,
RICK, HriCltSi BI01KB SODii&C., AO,
N. E. corner Second md Arcti stroma.
prMrdcrs will receive promot ottentlu
wanted for Tho Lives of all tho Presl
dents oil ho U.S. Tlio l.lr-ro-it. hand.
soincst oust uoou ever bum lur less man
twice our unco. Tlio fastest seilln:
book In America. Imineuso nrullts to agents. A
Intelligent people waul It Any ono can become a
silccesirui agent. Terms rroe, hillkit iioox co,
Portland; Muluo. Deo 2t-ly
PEiBODY HOTEL
PHILADELPHIA.
eth St. south Of Chestnut, one Square 'oiitii of
tho New rot (mice, one half souaro from Walnut
St. Theatro und latua very bu.Jnu.ss centre ot the
cuy. uu me Aiueiu in una liuropuau piaus. 1100a
nitiinsfroiii50olo(3.0HH.'rdar, llauoJelled and
nowiy lurnuneu.
W. Payne, M.
iiov so-i y owner k Proprlotor,
TJtrovinl Canvassers In every county In this
VV tiUlcU State to take cdeni for Nursery
stock, sieaau
emiitowmnt
eilCDiiu in Iho bus!
3
liltH. Enoei
tioss not required. Nurseries widely and
widely and favor.
ably known.
For terms aaarcss
' Ths C L. Yan.Duean Nuory Co.,
OESEVA, ', Y.
Van Dusen Nurseries established 1839,
Also slock at wholesale.
April i-ist 00 w r
COLEMAN!
OOIiMtJD.MHWARK, If. J.
100 students from Pennsylvania In 1RM. Mors
positions graduates than all other schools com.
bthed. Lifo scholarship. io. , wnto for circulars.
COLEMAN & l'ALMS, Proprietors.
Way !6-4w r
ALL KINDS 01JOD PHINTING
ON SHOUT NOTICE
AT THIS OFFICE.
niHH
CSMAIN STREET,)'
STYLES
ii .
I . 'V ,111..
j,,-i ' m.Vj
'I 1
AT'
David wmms
1
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1 i!t".'ii i'i
m 1 ti
THJE
t
MERCHANT
Bloomsbur
IP I - A -
FINE INLAID FBKNOII WALNUTASK ORGAN, 9 STOPS, S0 CASH.
Easy TeruiN.
BAOOIST'S
MUSIO HALL BLOCK,
IL I
LL
Madlci', 3upcrinteniont of tho Sanitarium.
Invalid's Home.
Bloomsburg, Pa.,
Dovotes special a.teutlon to Epilepsy,
-ervous Affectlcns, and Diseases of Women.
Patients received nt tlio Sanitarium on
reasonable terms for board and treatment.
P. 8. No charge for flrijt consultation,
apr 27. '83
8 F. SH&KPLESS
Near L & B Dopot, Bloomsburg Pa,
Jlunufaoturer of First class rnngcslu
illirereiit stylus, conk stoves, parlor stovcb
und stoves for hcntlng storcs.school houses, 1
churclicB &o. Lurjjo stock of tinware nnu I
stove repairs, such us grates, llru brick, lids,
centres
CALL Al SECURE BARGAINS.
Oct 20 tf
Tho moit pojiulir
IverlstlioWiinwal
rowrt on tho f usnuelianna
Htver Is the Wtipwallopeu valley
Hotel, wapwai-
loneu. LUierno Co , Pa.
CJ. KM, Piopt.
Tills houso has boen thorouirhlr renovated aim
Is iltled up with every ivonvenlences tor tra.
volers, tourists, hunt Ins and flahliiK parties. It Is
dnllithttully situated hi thei mldil o(a heauillul
bectlon ot river and mountain scenery In rlosa
proximity to iho tamous
Council Cup
and special Inducements aro offered to all who
desire recreation combined with llrst class ac
commodations. The liar supplied only with the
cholctHl wlwmauii lliiuors, okgvllmH btahle ac
cojumodatlona, boats to hire e,
April SMm
Kur thu Cclilirnlcd ClitcUeilng, Ivcrs &
I'ond, nml Voso&Sku IMaiins. World-re
liowlicd Kstey Orclns. V 1 oil "S, A Yportlopiis
nnil Sheet .Music. Celebrated Willie, New
Illili 'Arm Dnyls, Now Homo, ltovnl St.
John, nnil LIrIH Uunnlng Domestic HcwltiR
liabilities. Needles, olf nnd attachments
fnr nil maltcs of Sewing Machines.
9W
ZKT.OS,
Siilsflictloii Guaranteed.
ARBBOOMS,
WILUnS-BASUtn, PA
jutiei
THE
P1WEST,
LATE!
AND
Designs in
WALL PAPER,
Aro Offered at
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES,
I BY
i
'G. A. Buckingham,
M'AHKIST ST.,
Berwick, Pa.
April 25-sm
j it 'w m.
RAZZiKOAS TIIVIB TASX.B.
mm
Pennsylvania Railroad.
H
Philadolphia & Erio R. R, Divis-
1 ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
H
TIME TABLE.
in effect Mar 12th, 1631. Trains Icavo Sun.
bury.
EABTWAHD,
0 4.1 n. m.. Sea Shoro Express (daily c.rcent
Sunday), for Ilanhburgandlntciinedlatestntloiis,
arriving nt Philadelphia a.15 p. in. j New York,
6.20 p.m.; Haltimore, 5.10 p. in. ; Washington,
0.20 p. 111., connecting nt Phiiadelplila for 11)1 Km
Hlioru points. Thiough passenger coach to
Philadelphia.
2.UJi. Ul. nay express luuny;, mr iiarimuurg
nnd Intermediate ttallons,nrrlvlng nt Philadelphia
7.25 p. m. : New York, 10.20 p. 111. : lial'lmorc.
7.20 p. 111. ! Washington, 8.45 p. m. l"nrlor car
through 10 l-iiiiitueipiiiii nnu passenger concues
tlirough to I'hlladclphla and llaltlu.orc.
8,20 p. m. Wllllauisport Accommodation (dally)
fof llarrlsburg nnd nil Intermediate stations, urrlv.
liigat ruuaueipiiia a 10 u. in. ; isew iurKu.iun. 111.
sleeping car accommodations cim lio t,ecnred nt
Hiri Isburg for Philadelphia und New Y'ork. On Hun.
days a through sleeping car Mill bo runj on this
train from W llllatnsn't to Philadelphia. Phlladelnhla
?nsseugcrs can remain In sleeper undisturbed until
a. in.
2.30 a. m. Era Jlau (dally except Jionday)
for llarrlsburg nnd Intermediate stations,
arriving at Philadelphia 7.00 a. 111. New York,
11120 a. in. ; Diiltlmoro 7.40 a. in. ; Washington, &50
a. in. Through Pulliuaii sleeping cars nre run on
this train to Philadelphia, llalllmoro and Washing,
ton, and through passenger coacho3 to l'lillaitci
phln and Dnltlinorc.
WE8TW;A11D. .
6.15a. m. Erie Hall (dally excent Sunday), for
Erio aud all Intermediate stations with through
Pullman Palace car nnd through jias-sengcr
Coaches to Erie, and through Pultuum Pal.ico
cars to Buffalo via Emporium. On Sundays this
train runs to Henovo, lth l"ullman Falaco car to
wiutamsport nnu passenger coaches to itciiovo.
For Canondalgua and Intermediate stations,
llochcsier. liurralonnd Niagara Falls, (dally except
Sundays) Mtli thiough Pullman Palaco cur and
passenger coacnes to liocnester.
10.15 NewsExpres3 (dally except Sunday) for
Lock Ha; en and Intermediate htutlons. On Sun
day s this train runs only to WUllamsport.
1.10 p.m. Niagara Express (iLUly except Sun.
day) fur Knno nnd lntermedlato stations with
through passenger conches to Kane. For Cannu.
dalgua and principal lntermedlato stations,
itocucsier, iiuuaio nnu Magara laus nun
through passenger coaches to i.ochcbter uiidlMr
lor car to Watklns.
5.25 D. m. Fast Lino (dally excent Sunda.vlfor lic-
noi 0 und lntermedlato stations, und Klmlru, W.U
klns and lntermedlato stations, with through pas
senger coaches to ltenovo and Watklns.
TUItOUail TltAINS FOll SUNUUHY FltOJl THE
EAST AND SOUTH.
Kcws Exnress leaves Phlladelnhla 4.30 a. m. !
llarrlsburg, 410 a. in. dally, urrlilng at Sunbury
lu.ia.
Niagara Exnress leaves
Philadelphia. 7.10 a. m. : Baltimore 7.30 a. in. (dally
except Sunday) nrrlWng at sunbury, 1.10 p. m.,
with through Parlor car from l'hllauelpl'U
uuu luiuugu iiasseniitT euuLiiea iiuiu l Uliautl
pnia anu iiaituuoie.
Fast Line leaves New York 8.00 a. in. : l'lilladel.
phla.ll.ioa. in. j Wnslilngtou, 0.40 n. 111. ; Haiti
more, I0.5ti a. 111., (dally except Sunday) arrli lug n
Sunbury, 6.20 p. in., with through passenger
coaches from Philadelphia nnd Baltimore.
Erie .Mall leaves New York Roup. m. j Philadel
phia, 11.20 p. m. ; Washington, 10.10 p. 111. ; Haiti
mure, 11.21) p. m., (dally) niilvingat sunbury 5.10
a. m., with thiough Pulluiun sleeping cars
from Philadelphia, W ushlugton and llallluiuro and
through passenger coaches from l'Llladelphla.
Sleeper from W ushlngton runs dally except sun
day. SlJ.NIIUltY, IIA.I.ETON iV U'll.HEnllAltHE
KAII.ltOAI) AM) .SOUTH AND Wl'.HP
11RAMMI ItAll.M'.W.
tDally except Sunday.)
.ullkcsbnrie Alall leae.s Kunburv 1fj.no n. in..
anlilug at Bloom Feny 11.27 a. in., Wllkcs-bario
i.uu 11. 111.
Express East lea es Sunburv 5.35 11. m.. un liliiL'
at Bloom Ferry 0.80 p. in., llkes-uai ro KOip. in.
Sunbury ilall lcau-s llkcsbano 10.3 a. 111. urrlv.
lug ut Bloom l'eiry I2.nl p. 111., Minbury 12.65 p. m.
lcpiess West leaics Mlkea bano 2.1.") p. 111., ni
rlMug at Bloom Ferry 4.15 p. 111., Sunbuiy 5.lu p.
in.
CHAS. E. PUOH, J. (. WOOD,
(ion. .Manager. lien. Passenger Agent.
H1LAI)KLP1IAano UEAUINU KUAU
ARRANGEMENT OF PAS6ENCJIH
TRAINS.
.May 10 18SI
TB11NS LKV llCr! 13 rOLUvvg(HUMlilT
EiCifl cD,
For New York.l'hlladelDnia.lteu.iinii.i'iiiis.iiv
Tamaqua, &c.,11,'0 a. m,
yorCatawlhsa,ll,;0a. m.0.13 aud 10.28 -j. m.
for WlUlamsport.o.sj ii, a. m. ulu ,o p. u
iFor Lewlsburir and Hunuury. 4 00 o. in.
IllAlKsrOK BUfiKT LKAVlt An OLLUWO, (StWIJA V
ascnernD.)
jAiavoNow Vork, via. Tamaiiua i),oo a. tu. naJ
via. hound Urook ltoutu j,u a. m.
Leave I'hlladelphla, 9,50 a. ui.
Leave Heading, 11,55 a. m., l'otiviue, 12,30 p. u
and Tamaqua, l.asp. m.
4uve Cutuwlssa, 0,S0 11.15 a. m. ana 4,uo p. in.
Leave Wllllamsport,9.45a.in,1.05 p. iu. anr. 0.10 1.. m
Leavesunhury4.np. m.
" Lew Isburg 4.43 p.m.
passeniors to and Irom Phlla lolphla go throuh
without change ot cars.
J. fi. WOOTTUM,
to. G. HANCOCK, "oneral Manager
cnorai I'asscnger and Ticket Agent.
jELAWAUK, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN HA1LHOAP.
ULOOMSliUKG DIVISION.
NORTH
STATIONS.
...Scranton..,.
....Hellovuo....
..Taylonllle...
. Lackawanna..
....1'lttston
Kotrrit
i.m. p.m. n.m.
a.m. 11.111
, p.m
2 20
2 25
uu 1 uu
U S5
5 60 v 40
5 M II IS
0 01 0 60
Il iki 11 r.7
Ht4
8 48
1 25
1 20
1 13
1 05
1 on
u 10
II I I
oo1
8 50!
8 63
30
38
40
8 40
8 111
6 IT 10 01
8 27
I..WCM I'lttston,
....Wyoming...
. ..Maltby
Dennett
tvtnc aim.
0 SI 10 00
ft t.ri in 1 1
) 2 61
8 22 12 55
8 48
8 4.')
8 SO
8 35
! 60
8 17 12 51
8 12 12 48
8 08 12 44
8 08 12 41
8 0-1 12 30
7 60 12 35
7 51 12 30
7 60 12 20
7 ii 12 10
7 SO 12 (IS
0 32 10 17 3 00
0 3i) 10 20 3 Ul
0 40 10 25 3 00
0 48 10 2) 3 00
0 50 10 20 3 11
0 65 10 3.1 3 15
7 00 10 37 3 20
7 05 10 41 3 21
7 12 10 48 3 32
7 21 10 tO 3 45
7 47 11 10 3 57
7 M II 10 4 OJ
8 00 11 22 4 10
8 00 11 30 4 10
8 10 11 30 4 10
8 11 11 42 4 2-1
8 21 11 48 4 30
8 28 It 53 4 30
a 31 11 5T 4 42
8 80 12 02 4 41
8 55 12 20 5 05
fl IU I'J tM A I',
8 35
...Kingston'.'.'.'.
'lymouth Juno
8 25
8 21
8 17
8 10
7 58
7 47
....i-iyiuouiu.,.,
....Aoudalo. ,
Mlttillrv.1'..
llunlocfs Creek
..BuicKsninuy..
. Hick's Ferry..
..lleaeh Haven.,
Uerwlck ....
..llrlnr ernol
7 18 11 50
7 11 11 60
7 05 II 43
0 68 11 SO
6 51 11 ai
0 60 11 30
0 42 11 2.)
0 30 11 17
a so 11 12
7 41
7 01
7 37
7. S3
..Willow drove!.
7 19
7 11
7 05
7 00
0 51
0 31
0 20
a 25
..umoitiuge,,,
..i)ioouihu,u'rg!,'.
.....iiupcrt
Catuwl'u Hrldgo
0 25 11 08
OS 10 53
00 1(1 47
, ,-lJllllVlllU,.,
....Chulasky...
.... f'nmemn
5 .U 10 41
0 OJ 12 3 ) b 10
5 40 10 30
0 10
Northuinherla'nii
u 20 12 50 5 30
p III. 0.111.
a.m.
a.m. P.m. p.m
W. P. HALSTEA1), Supt.
onico, Scranton, Feb. 1st, 1802.
Superintendent's
JAMES UEILLTf,
Tonsorial Artist,
iitrii. nnR'V?.? AU,!.IL "nir EXCHANGE
BiuBBisiioP." lie re ruftv llLA.
""laoldcustomersand of the pub 0
generaus, imvii.t
mMHAaaiflaM Wiii In.! 1HJ1 ininfrTB
Aiay lo-iw
For COLOR and SWEETNESS
Ui BEAN'S CONCENTRATED
Extract of Annnlta.
own Gala. 71rlrlitt
chDl, or tul IJ tu. U uu.i he iw,),!,, wlorlo, wolbi, w
"r. iiaih a iu., nu.nua jiatkcl St., I'll I LAD A.
Junel-lj- nis
X I M f, J", MlllKI 4 l( WiiTlg
lltiilllu (iiuii'io. Wi'u hi iniiun'u
Umile mil-. u
April 114W
The
.v'I.WAJ
mm
rata of growth.