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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOM8BURG. COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
I. I. Blwlll, t t;.i....
HLOOMSBUttG, PA.
riUDAY, JANUARY 1?, 188.'..
The lrilslutiiri!
Tutlday.
will uftuvwe next
Several Ivlillbliuiitl liniiurri f this
stntti itiiiiv.tr t Imvi' limned a hhoIii-
tlou 1" ki-t'ii mi Ilio luiiim side. They
huiuihi led Maine, und nut left. Now
limy (in' otii)onliijt Cauu'ron's re-election
t(i tho senate, nml will no doubt get
left ni;nlit. Cameron s tit lent is n con
summation devoutly to lie wished, but
it 'is hardly among tlm iossiiiiiities.
Next August n candidate for sheriff
nf this county will bo nominnteil by the
Democrats. "There nie already several
canilidaUH in the Held, anil we are glad
to aniiouneii that an ngieement has
been made between some of them that
they will not canvass thu county for
votes, but will malto their announco
mentH through tho nevsvaptra. There
will bo other applicants, no doubt, and
there may bo soino who will not enter
into tins arrangement, wnoever iney
inav be. tho Democratic party should
Beo that tho candidate is chosen from
among those who stay at home. It is
high timo tho electioneering system so
long practiced here, should be aban
doned. No man can afford to take tho
Comimmak Bti;t.i)iN(i, Enr.cTi:i) 1881.
A NEW YEAB.
With this issue Tun Coi.umiiian en
ters upon U nineteenth year, ami in a
few more weeks tho Columhia Di:mo
ckat will have completed its forty
eighth year It is with much pleasure
that wo announce that tins paper was
oftico of sheriff, if ho is to becompelled U)an it .g t0.d Iu subscription list
to spend two or thrco months mtrav- numbcrg ncarjy 1500, and Its jobbing
elllng over tho county, even though he tr0D U ' H!Uj5fnctory, having
use no money except for necessary ox- .,, , C2n5 nr(lcr for iol) priDtinlj ,illr.
ponses. I no iocs ot t6o oiiiot win not . t,)u Thu ,n of llt on
warrant such an outlay of time and I ',,. ,;,. rV,,,, Cn, ,.,. ,
cash. And no man ought to have it L. ,n ' .,, n9 .. i9,nf
who will spend money m debauch tig gnbscribers t.0iiiposi'il 0f tho solid
voters who can bo influenced by a lib- mcn of lbo county 'lb6 pcr centago of
eral supply ofhtjuor. No one s inter- ,ogs 5a vcry 8lnaj nlld ns wo ore not
ests will suffer if all candidates will mii,i , ,..,. ,...rnl l.nn,lrP1
. 1 Tk n n.n vuu,r"" v" " "V
ngreu iiunii uvui. '; t-"'- Mead-heads in order to keep up our
growing very tired of being button- circulatiofli wo aru enabled t0 continue
. " I LL1U DIIUOblllHIUII WW IfllV PUIIIU I'ttvui
pirants tor ollico, arm no ono win grum- u mav I)0l'bo oia of ,aco nt Ma u
bio at tho stay-at-home system except f ,)0 m'orY of Columbia
tho bummers who habitually hang
about tho hotels during every campaign
for tho purpose of squcezinc drinks,
or Dcrhans a littlo loose chance, out of
tho nookctn of candidates. The ex
periment is worth trying at all events,
and will meet with tho Hearty approval
of tho better class of citizens tiirougu-
out tho county.
A Petrified Body Found.
girls and thus sent to a farm nosr
Boulder, belonging tn the same feet,
A capo occuried Sntutdny showing
that their rrlinniH' on prayer had been
misplaced. A little waif named Dolly
Iir.l, until "j months, ili'd nfter n
short ilhit'w. In nnler to mciiic the
nccesvuy cerilHealn of dentil a plijul
ciaii was called in, but ho iff ust d to
sign thu paper, statlnir llmt tin- child
hud died from inattention. Ho asked
why a tlnrltir hud tint bei n enlh d in
time in I'll' ti' tin- Miffeier Williams
leplicd llmt he idled upon pniyur in
sii'ml, wliirh had aUiits eiued thu
ttiiiliitt'ii ln.'furi'.
Will Morrlsoa Succeed Lojcan.
TIIK I, mints OUTLOOK I'DIl UK. UI.KUI'ION
tll.OOY AN Dl.lt StJOHK TO
111'. SKTrl.KII.
lHinni DLMiiooiaH in Wiiflilliutoii
. . . . a ....
are L'lt'.'iilv itiic. lea over inn news inai
. . .10
I coiuos Itt t lit'in tellurium? i nt? oeii.'iun-
lal oleetioii in tint SliUf. fhey pro-
fuS 10 heli' o tint Log.ins suecL-ssor
will ci'itailily he a De'iiourat, anil will
probably lit' William H. Jlonis'in.
liiluiinalioil lias liet'li reoi-iveti iiiai
Logan calinot )osilily gel tho vote of
Dan Hogan, a Itepubliuaii State Sen
nior from the Mounil City district.
Hogan was 11 candidate fin' Internal
HuYuimo Aslsol, a few years ago,
and was beaten by Logan Ho is re
potted as saving that his turn to get
siiuare has come, and he iiiopoes tn
stay out of tho Kepubllenn caucus if an
lift lirl
-THE
BEST TONIC.
Thin modlelne. comWnlnir Iron with wit
rcitetalilo tonics quickly nj roroplttily
t'urrn llr.prp.ln inilif ctlon. pukiip
liuhiiro HIoil,.llalartalL'lilllsiiiiill'irrKi
null Nrnrnliln.
nil an unmlllnff remniy for DIseMciorllio
Klrlnr;. nml 1.1 vcr. , ,, ,
It la Intnlinblo lor I)ltcit rriilltr to
TY.iim'ii, nml nil who lend Mdciitarj- lives,
1 1 iloc not Injure the teeth, cihm heailnchcor
prmliirp i)iitliftllon 0II1T Iron ntdlelnrt tin.
It enrlchon 11 nil .nrlflct t lip Mood, MlmulalM
Iho nppclltc, itUU tho owlmllMtonof food, rr
ll..vi lliirtlturn mid llclchlnir. andstrenctli
en the tmw1o anil nencs, .....
ror Intermmtni tcrcra. uiaaumif, uick 01
Encrpr. " ',M " "l"1".
Ay- Tho Kcnuttio has aboro trade marV and
criiMcd rd llnti on wrapper. Take no other.
a,, i.t nimit tntiic i. to kttTiiout, no.
Should Congress Vote Money for a New
American Davy?
Unquestionably it' should. In our
opinion it is the plain duty of thu pre
sent itouse, ill appropriating money
for naval purposes during tho next lis
cal year, to vote a reasonablo yet stitli
1885.
Harper's Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED
:oi
IUhi'eh's Batitr Is tho only paper In the world
that comhlncs tho choicest literature nnd tho
II nest art Illustration with the latest fashions and
. t 1 .... .:nn T nnnt 1 meinous oi jiousciioiu nuoraraeni. lis wecKiy n-
nueinpv is iiiuuu iu..m.,...,...v.. ""B"'" lustrations and U(crlptions ol tho nenost 1-arts
IlOgan Will 1101 vtuu ior n uvuiuurai, an,i New York styles, with Us useful pattern
but his absence will eirnulu tho ljcmo- sheet supplements and cut patterns, by enabling
crats to win. ladles to bo their own dressmaker, save many
Snnninr T.mmii Ima v. ri- tt n con- "o cost or subscription, us papers on
fidenee in his own lu-ulection, and it is
cooking, tho management ol servants, and housc-
VMninfr In Itu vnHntia rlptnllj nrn pmlnpntlv nrnn-
said 10 nil ins iiiieiiiion t-u ruiuiu iu ticni mucu attention Is Elven to the Interesting
the practice of the law in Chicago for I topic ot social etiquette, and us illustrations ot
..!'. ....... i .i. .t..,. two vears. and then come to uoocress aaneeaie-worKaroacKnowicugcu to Douncauai.
imi'iil rtiuu iiii iiniiiiir nil) iv if i iv Liiit i i . ... u
must be undertaken witbout delay if . a representative fro;
coasls anil seaport towns are
to bo loft absolutely defence-
jiii the First dis
County bv Col. .1. G. Freeze, a brief
sketch of this paper, aud its preduces
eors that liavo merged into it, in con
nection with the representation ot tho
Coi.umiiian building at thu head of this
article.
The Columbia Dkjiochat was es
tablished, and tho first number issued
nnl 29, 1837, by John fc. Ingram.
Then, or shortly after, he was joined
by Franklin S. Mills. They conducted
the paper lor ono vear, ami in ibjh,
sold it to Capt. ilcnry Webb. He
gave it permanence, and in 1817, in
late,
Lancaster Pa.. Deo. 27. James B.
nrv. ot i' niton townsmu. iuio iuuuvy,
whilo dio-trincrrecentlvin alow, marehy Mnmli. sold it to Col. Levi L
nlaco on his farm, discovered a petrified wrjo continued it until 1806. nnd in
human body. The petrifaction is so February, of that year sold it to Elijah
iperfect that the skull plainly shows a ikcler. Ho consolidated it with
fracture, as if made by a heavy weap- tbo jar of North and called the
on. Old residents recall tho mysterious combination tho Democrat iD Star,
disappearance of a drover many years ana subsequently chanced tho name to
oeo, and it is believed that the petnhed ,lu Jiloomsburii Democrat, It was
body is his remains.
Mr. Bandall's Southern Tour.
WHAT Sl'EAKKl! CAKLISLK SAYS OF IT.
t A reporter of the Cincinnati En
quirer called upon Speaker Carlislo a
tew days ago, and asked hitn what ho
thouuht of Mr. Randall's visit to tho
South:
"I have really not thought much
about it," ho replied, "but it seems to
me that a great deal more iniportanco
has been attached to it by tho press
than is justified by anything that ap
pears on the surface. There is certain
continued under that namu until Janu
ary, 1809, when it was buught by
Capt. Charles B. Brockway, and merg
ed into 2he Columbian.
The paper was, under all its names
and varying fortunes, consistently dem
ocratic in politics, and was always do
servedly iiitlueutial. Of its editors,
Incram went from hero to Pottsville,
Mills to New Jersey, Tate to Wil-
liamsport.
Uant. Henry Webb wns horn m
vVindham in the stato of Connecticut,
July 23. 1790, and tiled in lilootnsburg,
September 22, 1818.
The Star ov tub North whs estab
lished by Reuben W. Weaver and
Benjamin S. Gilmore, February 1,
our
net
less,
Thu duty and the responsibility be
low: to tins (Joncrcss. There is no
probability of an extra session of tho
Forty ninth House. Unless sumo pro
vision is made before the fourth of
March, tho question of our future
naval policy will or over until noxt
winter, and ono year will have been
lost.
For the first timo since Robeson's
career began, tho matter of national
deit'iico against possible toieign ag
gression parses within the limits of
honest politics. Nino weeks hence
Chandler goes out. With him go John
Roacli and his lobbv. Willi him coes
the Naval Ring. With him goes the
whole infamous machinery of corrupt
and prolligate administration which for
sixteen years has disgraced this conn
try, wasted its millions, and destroyed
its licet, ihoiaiiurc ot .Mr. Uhanil
ler s representatives in tho faenato to
force upon the Uemoorats ot tho itonso
tho last wishes of tho expiring gang
marks the dato at which the conditions
are totally changed, bo far as tho Dem
ocratio majority in tho House is con'
corned. We dwell upon this point ba
cause the change in the conditions is so
abrupt and so vitally important in its
bearings upon future policy that thoso
who for years have fought fraud in tho
Navy Department might almost bo
I trict.
ly noimng reiuiuKauiu .u m,j. (;im0ro retired August 1, 1850,
huuho ma iimii "....ua.. nnd tho paper wa9 COnii11Ucd by Mr.
visit the South or any other part of the Woaver until his desth, December 2.
lion, li any explanation is urouy R WM slllj3e(.,)enlly sold by his ad
or proper m such a case, x stipj os millistl.ator am Loncla by Williamson
itanuau s own explanation ouuui - 1L jBCoby in JauUary, 18. Ho pub-
f. " , . . V I. J.i " . . i lished it until October 10, 1802, when
tnai ne is going oouu to u . i m. , , to t d
ninii lw iiitritotlnn f Ilia frtniwlji I . ' . l.
but even if he goes for purely political
punioscs it is no morn than he has a
nerivct richt to do. Certainly tho ad
vocates of tariff reform will welcome
led. Its literary merit is of tho highest excel
lencc, and tho unique character ot Its humorous
pictures has won lor It tho name ol the American
Punch.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
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One Year (53 Numbers) 10.00
l3(age Pree to alt tuoscrtbera In the L'ntM Stairs
or vanuaa.
Tho Volumes of the CnMi-bcrlu with tho first
I number for January ot each jcar. Whcnnollma
U mentioned, it will bo understood that tho sub-
scnuer wtsnesto commenco witninonumucrai
tor me recelDt ororaer.
Tho last Klvo Annual Volumes of IlARrta's
Hazttr in neat cloth blnilln,? will bo sent by mall,
postage paid, or by express, free ot expenw (pro
vided tho freight does not exceed onu dollar per
I volume), ror I. u i per volume.
lnir. will be sent by mall, nostuald, on receipt of
111 m eacn,
iteinlttaiiccs should bo mado by l'ost-onice Mon
v imlpr nr Drnn. to avnlrl rhance of loss.
I Jteicspaivra tire hoi to iviv im u.u-rriiri-M.
IicithoHl iw vtprens orarr vj iijiki-kh ft. onuuiKKs
Address, HAltl'Klt K llltOTIIKltS,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
nowder never vAries. A marvel nf nitrltv
s'rcnifthand wholesomeness. More economlcHl I
thin thu ordinary kinas. and cannot ba sold In I
competition with the multitude of low test, short I
rreiifni, aiumor pnospnaie puwaens. nniaoniyi
In caas. Kotil Oakino fowbiit Co , 10 WaU-st.,
n. . aur u-i y.
DMLNIBTUATOU'S NOTICE.
KSTATR Or DAVID ACUINBACU, DBCX19ED.
DardOllCd tor refUlll!I tObelieVO that Achenbach. lato nf oraniro townshlD. Columbia
ifpr,irpr nr ami, m inrv in I H iin lprrtiirnnn All.
llie navy IS no loncer money ior IU0 ministrator. ah persons naving cmims usaiusi.
was suspended until August, itsoj,
when he returned and resumed the
publication. It was cairied on under
the old iiamo until February, 18G0,
.-, ...... .. ii.i,...i . :i, it,..
til wiiun iv iia u.fiisuiiuuic.t nil., inu
any opportunity that he or anybody Columlia j)emoamt ,iell owned by
eleo may trive them to discuss the ... . i ri.i. .i. 71.,. .,-. ,i
minatmn liulnn) tlm nufmln tn flliv nflt'T. I . ' '
old Ring. Every dollar of the appro
priations voted for the next iiscal year
will bo expended by a new administra
tion. If tiio Democratic ptrty m pow
er docs its duty, every dollar will be
expended honestly. Robcsonism dis
appears oil March 4, 1885; and let us
liopo that tho second generation of
Koui'BOiiN and Jtoachts is still un
born.
Reasonable provision, theiefore,
Bhould bo made by this Congress for
beginning as soon as possible tho work
ot reestablishing the naw which ras
cal Republicans havo stolen off of the
seas. But nothing should be built upon
foundations laid by the department as
now organized, Mr. (Jhandlers so-
called Advisory Hoard must not be
called in to direct the action of Sir.
Cleveland's Secretary. The jobs of
tho past and of tho present must not
bo carried over into tho future. Tbo
wishes of tho monitor men, tho cruiser
theorists, tho dispatch-boat conspira
tors, and tho bureau uhicflains of the
old Robesonian guard need not bo con
sulted in drawing tho plans of a new
nnd efficient navy, to bo constructed
honestly under Democratic administra
tion iV. J . aVhi.
re
sent them for settlement, and thoso Indebted to
tho estate to make payment to the undersljned
wuuuub ueiay. ALltr.ni v. auiid.uauii,
JUUV'U Auiuiuiiirutur.
0
ATAWISSA DEPOSIT BANK.
An election bv tho stock holders of this bank
tt-tll tui halH An Tiia.lnu InnniMr 11 1 UUK lutu-nan
the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and a o'clock p. m. at
tneonice 01 me oaiiK in cuiawissa, ior me pur
pose 01 eiectinj; a ooara 01 S2ven airectors 10 sen c
lorine cnsumiryear.
Jan 3-2 w
O. M. TUSTIN.
Cashier.
N
OTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
There will be an election of a board of directors
ot the nioomsbuifr Bankln? Company at their
HanKing nouso on 'mcsaay January itna issaat
two u.ciock p. m. to servo for tne ensuing year.
11. 11.
januuw casnier.
STUA.Y NOTICE.
of the country. We havo nothing to
lose, but much to gain by open aud 111
telliceut discussion, and, in my opin
ion. wo lost, or rather failed to secure,
many votes in tho lato campaign by
our failure to meet Mr. Hlaitie and las
Htipportuis squarely upon this issue in
every part of the country. Mr. lila'uio,
iiirly in tho contest, made protection
the only issue, and his speeches, which
were strong and aggressive, were pub
lished and read all over the country (
but it does not appear that he gained
any votes bv them, even in the inanu-
facturimr States of New York, Con
necticut, New Jorsoy, and Ohio.
"Have vou any information about
the Cabinet t"
"Every man who reads tho news
papers knows ns much about tbo Cab
inet as I do. aud I think no onu has
Came to tho undersigned subscriber In Madison
towushln. Novemb'risth. three sheep. The owner I
will please prove property, pay charges and take
them away, or they will bo disposed of according
to law. j a
1S-10-JW
JAMES KI8NE1L
At tho end of about seven months,
Mr. Ikeler sold his interest in tho es
tablishment to Josiali 1'. Shumaii, and
Jacoby and Shutnan ran the paper un
til January, 1H07, when Mr. autiman
retired, and Jacoby continued tho pa
per as tho JSloomsburg JJeinocrat, un
til January 1S09, when ho sold it to
Capt. Charles 15. llroekway who merg
ed it into tho Columbian.
Thu paper was always democratic in
political faith.
Tiik Cqi.umuiax was eslublitiied as
the oigau of the Johnson Republicans,
tinder the management of Ueorgo II.
Moure, who published thirty-fivo num
bers. Thu good will, subscription list
and mateiial was then purchased by a
number of Democrats ot thu county,
and placed under the charge of John
li. freeze, January -ltu, lao7, as a
Beecner Won't Take it Back.
SAYS UK WILL 00 If HIS CONtiP.En A-
T10K DONT AVANT 111M.
any actual knowledge on the subject Democratic neW3pal)er, beginning Vol
na ..... All ta.n fiiui nml hnni- IU ITlfirn I - - ''.'. . . . . .
is yet. All
speculation.
we see and hear is mere
Mr. Clevolaud is very
1. No. 1.
ary 15th,
Ho continued until Febru-
1807, when Capt. Charles 15
a 1 I I (II lllllll lUUIl llllt.ll VKI'VI VlllttitO J'
properly keeping ins own counsel, a m Hr'ockway became associated with him,
I think that when the timo comes lid ftld eventually boi,Bnl up tho &tock
will ct according to his own judgment d fc ir uh nillllownenih,p
in this as in all other matters. When , ., .. T. ,., , T, .
I Ul liiu i,.ii,i:i. viliiimeil .iir
ho wants information or advice ho will,
jio doubt, ask for it t but unless those
who know him best are greatly inis
taken in their estimate of his charac
ter ho will not bo governed or million
cod to tiny extent by the gratuitous
MtiL'L'cstions of interested parties. He
w a conservative und sensible man, ami
he will be careful in tho selection of
his constitutional adviseis antl secure
ablo men to assist him in the AJmiiiis
tration. Wo havo an abundanco of
uooil material to select from and he
can hardly make a mistake."
"Vou then think ho will giv? the
country a good Administration I"
"I am very confidont ho will. It
will be a business Administration all
through. Thero will probably bo no
necessity or even opportunity for the
ilieplay of auy brilliant qualities in .the
management of either our foreigti or
domestic affairs, but thero will be a
juiocsaity for haul work in tho come
tion of great abuses and tho institution
of reforms nt homo and abroad. Om
consular nnd diplomatio service needs
aomo attention, whilo our methods ol
administration iu tho various executive
departments, aa well as our commer
cial and revenue sybtums, require a
thorough aud systematic reformation.
Of course everything cannot be done
at once, but the work will have to be
begun at tho earliest iiossiblo moment.
I infiuvu the now administration will
deal fearlessly, but justly and fairly,
with all thoso subjects, and that th
whole country will bo greatly benefit
ted by the results."
paper, it -: enlarged July
12th, 18U7, and began to bo printed on
a steam power press. On tho first of
January, 1809, by the purclmso of thu
Mlooimbur; JJemocrat, irom mi. J a.
coby, 3f'ie Columbian became the
solo Democratic paper in tho county.
On the lxt of Jan. 1871, Henry L
Diiffeiihach bought 1 1 1 ppurantl pub
lished it miu ye r, Inn Cipt. 15rutk
way resumed the control. In July
1878, Mr. Dieffeiib ich again took the
paper and continued until' October 1st
1875, when Charles 15. llroekway and
George H. Kl well purchacd it. They
continued it to October lot 1879, wben
Capt. llroekway letired, ami on that
day Mr. John Iv. Uiltenbender, a prau
tical printer, ptuchased an iuteiestin
tho papr, and the publishing firm be
came Klwell aud imteubender.
Since January 1807, the Columbian
has been democratic in politic, nnd
devoted to the general policy oi that
party. Iu October 1881 tho otllce was
moved into a three story brick build
ing erected specially for it, on Main
stieet, and now occupies the first floor
and basement of the building. Tho
presses are run by water power, and in
all its appointments the ollico is one ot
tho iineat newspaper establishments iu
tho state.
JgXECUTOIl'S NOTICE.
X9TATK OP FREDERICK WILES, UECKISKD.
Letters testamentary In the estate ot Frederick
Wiles, late ot Greenwood townshlD. Columbia
county, ivnnsylvaiila, have been granted bv the
itegisier oi saia couuiy to me unaersurnca execu
tor. All Dcrsons ha vlwr claims acalnst tho estate
of said decedent aro reuuestcd to present them
for settlement and those indebted to the e-tate to 1
mako payment to the unaerstgoed without delay.
Jan s-tt Executor.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!
Tho underlined annoluted Asslcneo of C. I).
Brockway. of UloomsDurs. Columbia Co.. I'a.. will
Nkw Youk, Dec. 28. Rev. Ilonrv
Ward Beecher nfter he had concluded
his sermon in Plymouth church to-day,
touched upon the dissatisfaction which
existed among some of his congrega
tion, caused bv his action in tho Into
campaign, iio aiiuded to his fouy Saturday, Jan. 24th 1885,
years pastorate ami said mat no never at , 0.clock a. m., tho following valuable proper-
mixed no Hies wit i ns t beolocrv in tbo ti s,vlz: . . ..
....i... '.. ... ... .. 1 . I' Fits r. A two andahaltstorybrckhouseon
puipii. no said no did not Know now iar Third .street adjoining an alley on tho east and
tlm tviMil.tn l.n.l 1... i I.. ..,,! another lot of C. U. DiocWwuv. on the west. con.
"i" "--"' talnlngafrontofW feet, and a depth ot 2 is feet
uiurc ur less. iuu sum uouse ikiuk mruisneil in Ull I
Its rooms with gas nxturce, water, a bath room,
Ualtlmore heater, c, a good stable and other out
uuiuiui);s.
it from nowspapers.
it thero were any pew holders of
fnnnp.l lift llul nnl. blinii. llmm lTn
. i i- ., . I bci;u.ii, a vacuui. joi. amuiuiuir me auoe.
saiti vnai ins coniireiraiion Sliouid liavo and adjoined on the west by prooerty ot M. I'
l.Ul WIUK, IU11J in. IUUUUI, UUL1.U. IfCli II1UIO
ur less iu utpin.
had conudenco enouch in him to not
havo taken nn impetuous speech mak
ing a special plea and distort its appli
cation. As far as his political judg
ment nud endeavors wero concerned,
he looked upon them with unWgned
admiration. If thero wero mistakes
NOTR Any of the above nremlses can bo exam.
Ined at any reasonable tune, by calling upon
cuiii-r .11. i , L.ui, AaaiKUCT, uru 11. lirucKttuy.
Tlllltl). A tract of timber land In Heaver town
ship, formerly known aa the Charles II. Troy
tract, bounded by lands ot Aaron Johnson, Thom
as Downs, Isaac Pavls, warrantee, coi lands, and
uwiv,o, .uuvaiuiuft ,uiM.iramuiD ui teas,
WlllWTir n'hrtw. hiiM.llni. W. In nun IMtn 11a. .
nnA Brrnra 1, u.a u ,'t, .1 rwwnswP. formerly in the name o Charles 1L
anolorrized. Ho did not want nnv dis- KiniL-A tract ot timber land In Beiver town-
satisfied person to sneak nwav. Let
him come to Reedier' face nnd tell him
ho is dissatisfied and lleecher would
bless hitn.
In relation to tlm pnw rcnls, he did
not euro if thov were diminiMiod. He
had lived on it cnlarv of $1,500 when
10 first became patnr nnd if necessary
he could live upon it now. If there
was a majority in tho churoh, or a
sliong minority, who no longer wanted
mm no would uo. 11 a L'reat inaioritv
wished him to slavhn would die with
them and nothing would drive him
away. If ho stayed tho concretiation
wotiui nnvo to nccivo li in. not on a
pitohfork, but in the palms of their
hands.
a en
Faith Cure Folly.
i.pt. ijvk SACiiiricr.D nv tiik kak-
ATK'S IX COI.OUAHO.
ship contalnlne sj acres, more or less.
blX'HL AtractofUmberlandln same towushln
.... . .
wuuuuiiiK i io uirt'3, muru ur it-ss.
HEVENTII. A tractof timber land In ftamelown.
bhlp. containing 51 acres, more or less.
fclUUTlL A tract of timber land in same town
shin, containing 3 J oci es. more or less.
J.OIK 'Itacts 3, 0, 7 and 8 aro contlguom
bounded by the Mhuylklll county line, Itoar
Hi Creek owushlp line, o...'n William Stewart,
James Mi'.Neal lleury Soar and other warrants,
turn wrrvuuiuuiuuiy biiuwu as me vauqucem, eu
ilman & Co. tract.
NINTH. A tract ot timber land In Heaver town,
ship, cont Inlng S3 acres ot land more or less, In.
tersactedby the 1'. i: It. H. Co., tho catawlssa
vice, UUJUtUlll AUIUUdUUUSUU, OCUdl, UIIU uvu-
ers.
TKNT1I.-A tract ot tlmherland In locust town
ship. In the warrantee mine of John Kverhard, con-
launn? w acres, more or less.
Kl.bVE.vm. -AtractofUmberlandln Itoarlng.
creek and Ix-ust townshlpa. In the warrantee
ittuiiuui iiiuiuaav.irui.-a jr., cuutaiueig uu utn-i,
more or leivi.
The above Dronertles will bo sold In tho order
named, the Assiirneu reserving the bower to ad
journ the sale from time to time, an circumstances
luuy miuire.
TEltM ok BALK-Ven per cent, ot one-fourth
ot the purchase money to paid at the striking
down of the property, the one-half leas th- teo
percent, atlhecontlnnallonolthe vale, and the
remulnlng one. hall in three months thereafter,
n uu luvcii-st iruui WU1U1UU11UU f(ll.
11. V.
Jans-ts Assignee,
Au execution has been issued ugninst
Gen. Grant foi tlm $150,000 loaned
him by .Mr. Vnndeibilt just before tho
lailure of Gram & Want, and tho Gcn
ral's friends aru trying to rat-o the
mouey to prevent a sale of lux property.
Dknvuu, Deo. 30, A peculiar sect,
whoso headquarters aro iu Chicago,
and who believe solely in the ctlicacy
of prayer in curiug Unman ailments
has been discoveied here. The estab
iishmcnt, which is known as tho "Tab.
ernaclo of the Lord.'' is conducted by
r mi umi! ...i. -. i i.f
it. i. milium;, vviiu is usaisu-u ur ins -, o l , m o jn rrv
wife and several old ladies. It is run 18 ,,lcl1 0.2s, $2.50
something liko a foundlings, home. " " " Stun, 4.00
(JlillilrQii who 'iavu been almiilniiuil bv I n..ll .... tdtr Tr.,1...
llii.lt- itnrantd ftml iitlipv u'nlfd nf inttilni I . . . r ,-v '
.. nL Infrmnllm nnnr !,.. rt'lgllt AgCIlt, U. lj. X V. K.
raised until they aro etout hoys aud '
S. I'. Swartz, Grand Rapids, Mich-
igau, has a car load of shingles that he
will sell as fellows ;
I'll l la ini-rnl A, December 29, ISM.
It's over. The year of
trade is over. The merry
whirl at Christmas ends the
lonr-drawn work and worry
of tedious '84.
The year has been pecu
liar. There's instruction to
he frot from its flight. Let's
look for it.
To begin with, there was
no sign" of extraordinary
depression a year ago ; but
die pace of general trade
was visibly slow. Anticipat
ing some decline in prices
we sold enormously in Janu
ary at whatever things would
bring, some without profit,
some at a rate little short of
the comical.
Having sold we bought as
freely, and gained a season.
We sold what belonged to the
hurrying winter, and bought
what belonged to the coming
spring. The hardness of
selling made buying easy;
and again we sold in a way
to keep trade moving. Sum
mer found us with trade en
larged though profits di
minished. Again we had our choice,
to go on or slacken pace.
The times were still more
critical. Merchants were
failing; goods were falling;
buyers of all sorts tak
ing alarm, economizing, buy
ing less, though at advanta
geous prices. Again we
overran liurope. Hut the
sword of Damocles was
hanging over us. We
bought with caution and
madf your money go as far
as we could.
Your money we say ad
visedly. Your money at
last has paid the bills.
We neetl not go over tin
tale of the last half year
In the midst of your Christ
mas revel you scarcely care
to stop to weigh our share in
bringing about the present
abt.ndance. But what we
have done is so apart fron.
ihe usual course of business
that wcaie disposed to think
it over; and, because out
future concerns you about
as much as ourselves, and
because we look to you for
it, we arc doing a part ol
out thinking .iknid.
The ear that is past has
been a year of hardship in
general ; but for us, on the
whole, a year of success.
September was the first
month iu which our sales
ever fell short of the sales
of the previous year. Oc
tober at.d November were
losing months. December
is evidently going to turn out
a gain. And, so little the
autumn losses were, the year
on the whole is a gain,
livery one of you almost
says to himself "I have spent
less money thU ear; how
j an Wanamaker have pos
s bly sold more goods than
ever before?'1 The ques
tion is worth our answer;
ami our answer shall be
worth )our hearing.
More people have come.
The fall in goods and the
fall in buying arc more th; n
made good by the number
of buyers. The number of
buyers, of cotirc, tli'iK'nt!:-,
on what we give for a tloll.-.r.
We have given mote tliyn
ever ; ami so inure buyers
have come. Besides, the
natural result of our liberal
policy is to inrrvase the area
of trade. Why shoitldn''
qur trade increase, even
though money go up and
goods go down ?
What next?
Just now a little rest. We
need it. Our faithful people
need it. The time invites to
rest. But shortly a new
year begins. We've got to
consider- how to begin it.
That Is what we.are thinking
about.
Are the times any easier?
Is money easier to jjet ? Ai e
there people still within trad
ing distance to win? Is
there a better way to win
than by money, when money
is dear?
We do not know how
prices are going to rule, nor
how the times are going to
be. We think bottom is
reached in everything, except
now and then a minor tum
ble. Probably times will
slowly mend. No general
change for the better will
suddenly come; for caution
always lasts beyond the spe
cial occasion for it.
Let us count, then, on
money hard to get, and prices
too low for profit ; on your
present wants; on winter
finally come to enforce a
present supply ; on spring
and summer to follow with
wants of their own. We
may count on merchants in
city and country hanging on
to their profits and goods.
We may count on your find
ing out for yourselves from
day to day where your ad
vantage lies.
So all we have to do is
to make your advantage
steadily here, steadily here,
week in and week out, make
your advantage steadily here;
and we shall add to the trade
we have won.
Our tactics then, till trad?
is brighter, are to keep on
just as we are.
We are gathering trade
for the future.
We are keeping old good
will and gaining new. We
arc changing our stock with
every passing season. We
are ready with latest goods
lor the better time a-coming.
as ready as if we were mak
ing money; our facilities are
all in use and therefore ready
for use ; and best of all, our
habit of large success has all
the- tenacity and force that
continuous, long indulgence
gives.
We ate going to keep on
getting together the best in the
wot Id, selling for less than
market rates whatever we can,
and telling the news as the
things are ready aud the lime
is ripe.
John Wanamakku.
Cheitnut.'rhlrteentli and Market streets,
and City-hall Kiunre.
R
Uf.E ON HKlitS.
ISTATK Of atlltntltEr MKI.LICIt, I.ATK Ol' dCOTf
TowNsmr, roLnmn county, r., hkciaxi.
Cot.tiMiiu County, .
son l. .McIUIck. Hunbury, I'a.. Illriitii li. MelllcK
tvillltillliniri, 1'IU, ITier II. .MflllCK i.OCK lllt.LIl,
I'a.! riiocue Oman, liurr Oaks, St. Joseph county,
MldilK.tn : Anna Munr. ret Fhnne. liurni t.ncroH
county, Wisconsin 1 lialahH. Jtclllck. Miton, ro
jxjuniy, iiiinoii! Aimer MelllcK, Dixon, Io county
county, lona j IjiTlna I Hcndrli, New Vreetlom,
lurMJuunij, iu: uacuei wnnnc, Niemann, neo
VtiK countv, lonns Peter licit, Atrhlmn,
Knnnas ! I Hyron nest, rcclrtenco unknown, tor
n erly ot Atchison,- Atchison county, Kansas
..ituj .,1, ..ii-iiuiit-ii, AicniHon, Aicnunn cuumv,
Kansas iM'lltlam Host, Atchison, Atchison county,
Kansas. Nettle Knhlnson. Kntisns r.tv. .Innkson
otinty, .Missouri , lineal descendants of .MarKarct
Jleillck, deceased, nnd to all other persona Intern
tC(L (Ireetlnir I roil nnd pnrh nf vim nrn lierrhv
cited to bo and appear before the .Itidiea otour
..ji'iiniin- iuuri. nt an urnnan s court 10 uo neiu at
lilnoinsburtr, on the first Monday ot February
next, then nnd there to accept or refuse to tako
the real cstnlunt natrt Margaret .Mclllck. deceased,
at U10 appraised valuation put upon it by tho In
quest, duly awarded by tho said Court, and re
turned by the MierllT, or show oauso why It shall
not bo sold. Anil hereof fall not.
nuness 1110 nonorauio WILLIAM KI.WKI.I,
rrctient otour said Court at liln miburg. tho
fJttli day of December, ISSI. N M. KitlOKllAll.M,
Cletk o. 0.
JXKCl'TOIt'S JsOTK'l-:.
KSTATK OP MAOnAI.INA BKKIIDRNMBK, DECEASED.
Letters testamentary In tho estate of MaRdalena
llreilbenner. deceased, lain of Main tnwnshln. c'nU
umlla county, Pa., havo been Blunted by tho lteft
Ister of said county to th undersigned executor.
Alt persons hatlnir claims ntrnlnst. the estate nf
said decedent aro requested to present them for
settlement an ! th03o Indebted to tho estate to
make payment to the undersigned without delay.
V. W. .MILI.Rlt,
Ica 5-tt Kjtcutor,
DMINISTUATOIl'S NOTICE.
KSTATK Or TIIOUAS MCI1KNIIV, DECEASED.
lAitt?r9 of administration In tho estato ot Thom
as Jiullenry, deceased, lata otlicntontwp. coluni
blacounlv.t ennsylvania, havo becu pranted bv the
Itcgbter of said county to tho undersigned Admln
istinlors. All persons having claims against tho
estate ot the ileceaMd aro requested to present
them for settlement, and those Indebted to tho es
tute to mnku payment to tho undersigned adinln
Utrinor without delay.
HAltlilCTMclIKN'llY.
A. I. Kilt?, Att'y. UU'-WIITTK KKKLKIt,
nov 1H w Administrators.
T3Lm G Bshlemari.
Plumberand easfltter. Hear of Schuyler's hard
waro store.
IBloonisfourg, Pa.
All kinds of nttlngs for steam, gas and water
pipes constantly on hand.
Hoofing nnd spouting nttcndcJ to at short no
tice. Tlnwnro ot every description made to order.
Orderalettat Hchuylcrt Co's., hardwaio storo
will be promptly niled.
Special attention given to heating by steam nnd
hot water.
yo-iy
MARKETREPORTS.
w.ooMsnuita maiuvEt.
Wlicnt tier Imslicl
Ityc " "
Corn " " " "
Ontfl 11 ...................
Flour bcr linrrel
Clovers tied..
lliittct
Egtts: .... .
Tufiow
I'olnloi'9 new
Drlrtl Apple
Hams
SlilcH 11ml slionlilnrs
Chickens 1
rmki-ys
I.nnl pur poiiuil
liny per Inn
Dccswiix "
Hiickwlieiit Hour per luimlirtl..
littles pcr 11;
Vi'itl skins jier 111
rJliccn pellB, tncli
Wool per lb
80
70
60
32
fl 00
8 Ou
34
00
liO
Uj
14
10
8
13
10
IB 00
25
3 00
, Clo7
08
75
no
Olil'ilANS' COURT SALE
of valuahle
Pursuant to an order of thu Orphans Court of
Columbia County, I'a., will bo sold at public, sale
on the premthCJ In the township of Locust, In Raid
county on
Monday, .January 19th, I880,
at two o'clock, P. Jt. the following tlcscrlbed real
Citato of Daniel liaup, dcccaied, to-wlt : A
LOT OF G HOUND
situate in said Locust township ndjolnlng lauds of
John Hughes, riljah C. Clearer nnd hetru of John
Johnson, containing
25 Aea'es,
moio or less, whereon are erected a
Log Dwelling House
and outbuildings.
Tj'.UMS Ol-'SALE. Ten percent, of one-fourth
of tho purchase money to bo paid nt tho striking
down of tho property ; the one-fourth 103stho ten
per cent, at the confirmation absoluto ; and tho
remaining tluce-fourtha In ono j ear after confir
mation nht, with Interest from that date.
WKSLEV 1IAU1',
Administrator.
Philadelphia Markets.
COMUiCTliir AVEKICLY.
FEED' Western winter bran, spot, (315.71
MACKEltEL, Extra mess 33c. largo I'a, 28 a 80c.
extra shore l's 55 MSOc.
fLOUIt. Western extra's 3.M 4.1S! 1'enn'n.
family, 3.23 tn 3 S) Ohio clear, 4.23 4.50; winter
patent 4 50 (A 4.7.1.
WHEAT Pennsylvania red, No. 1, 80; No. 2, MJf.
COIt.N'. 35 ( 4i.
OAia No. 3 white 31 No. 2, S3.
11AV AND MIIAW Tlmothy-Cliolca Wester
nnd New York, fair to good Western nnd
NcwVoik, 13. is 15. , medium Western nnd New
York, in. (.4 12. : Cut hay as to quality 15. 17.50.
llyo straw 20 21, Wheat straw, 9. lo. Oat
straw 11.
Ktltw, Pennsylvania creamery pi-lnta, extra, 33
westt rn 29 a ail.
HUT! Hit. Pennsylvania extra, 2? t 58 Western
extra 23.
LIVE 1'OULTItY. rowls, iox 11 mixed lota
1H 10 roosters old (L
DltE.xsED l'OULTUY". Chickens oxtra Stf m
in dressed turkeys, extra, 15, choloe, Mm 14,
middling 11 12.
A
DlllNISTHATOll'd is OTICE.
ESTATE OK ELIZA K1IICKHACM l.MK OK DENTON
TWI-., UKCEISED.
letters of ndmlntstrntlon on tho estate of Fllza
Krlckbnum, lato of Iicnton twp., Colum
bia county, Pa., deceased hat o been granted by
Kcglstcr otsald countv to tho undersigned Ad
ministrator. AH persons having clatu s against
tho estate of thedi ceased are requested to piesenl
them for settlement, and thoso lndcbtej to the
estato to make payment to the undersigned ad
ministrator w Ithout delay.
JOHN ASHKLMAN,
A. L. Fritz, ntty. Auinlnlstrntor.
Nov 28th-6w
E. B. BR0WEI1,
OAS FITTINU .V ST K Ail IIHATJNfi.
DEALKll IN
STOVES & T1NWARE.
All kinds of work in Slieet Iron, Roof
ing anil Spouting irointly
iittuiiilul to.
T EGISLATIYK NOTICE.
notice la hereby Elven that an application will
bo made to tho Legislature of tho btato ot Penn
sylvania at tho next session for an Actof Assem
bly to be entitled "An act to provldo for the erec
tion of a house, tor tho employment and support
oi ine poor in ine lownsnqi oi uenire, in ine coun
ty ot Columbia" for tho oblcctot anthoilzliiK cen
tre township of Columbia countv to erect a nouso
for tho support and employment ot the poor ot
saiu lownsnip. i.a i a t r, ri is uui-.am i ,
DeC4tll 181. WILLIAM MIAFFKlt.
Deo 5-4 1
TV" OTICE.
1'he policy holders of the ltrlarcreck Farmer's
Mutual Insurance Company ot Ltino ltldge, will
meet at ine nail oi centre tirange i'. oi ti., in uen
tre townshlD. Columbia county. Pa., ou Monday
the 12th day of January, 1RB5, between tho hoursof
10 a. m., nnd 2 p. in., for tho purpose of electing di
rectors tor the ensuing year, and for transacting
such business as may properly come before said
I'UIUIIUU). UC.lt I.111AIIL',
Janatt secretary.
QAUTION.
Notice is hereby given that Ilcnry Ortwlno docs
not own the horsed In his possession nnd that nnv
person buying them or trading for them will be
(uuiucueu iu ivsiurv iiiem iu me, tut. iji.viui uvvu-
' Jan, a a w
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUA1ILU
firstrlct attention given to heating by steam.
Corner of Mam & East Sts.,
Klooiusbwrg, Pa.
EIIEAS BHOWN'S INSLtHANCE
AOENCY'. Moycr'a now building, Main street,
unsburg, I'a.
Assets.
.T.tna Insurance Co., ot Hartford, Conn $7,078,220
ltoyai oi Liverpool
Ijinca-slilre
Flro Apsoclatlon. Philadelphia
Phoenix, of London
London Lancashire, ot Englnnd...
Hartford of 1 1 a it lord
sprlnglleld Flieand Marine
As tho nucndes are direct, policies are written
for the lnsuicd without delay in tho otllce nt
Dloomsburg. Oct. 28, '81-
13,50D,axi
10,000,003
4,10 V'lu
5,20(1,8711
1,709,1170
3,273,n
2,082,580
I
CLOTHING !
Uyvlrluo ot an Older ot tho Orphans' Court ot
Columbia County tho undersigned Administrator
of the estato ot Mosc3 Everett lato of Ornngo to mi-
ship, Columbia county, deceased will exposo to
public sale upon tho premises on
Saturday, January 17th, 1SS5
at two o'clock In the afternoon tho following de
scribed valuable real estate, to-wlt : A certain
messuage and tract of land sttuato In tho township
of Orango aforesaid, adjoining lands of James Pat
terson on tho north, Aaron Patterson and Abnor
Welsh on tho east, Sarah Welsh and others on the
south and James Everett and Hobert Stiffen tho
west, containing
115 Acres
moro or less w 1th tho appurtenances, on wlilch aro
erected
ti a qv
Hi
THE ARTIST
pt-
Hi
nsgooaasncw, Hank barn nnd other out build
ings, a good orchard ot all kinds of fruit, well of
water at the house.
TEltMS OF SALE. Ten percent, of one-fourth
ot tho purchase money to bo paid at tho striking
down;of tho property j the one-fourth less the ten
per cent, nt the confirmation of sale ; aud the re
maining thrce-fouiths In ono ear thereafter, wltli
Interest from continuation nisi.
J, 110WA11I) KLINE,
Administrator.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
"Will bo Iiuttigiiratcil Miivch -ltli, IS8C,
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31 I'AKK HOW, NEW YORK.
dec 1'Mw
UDirOU'-S NOTICE.
KSTATK Of JOHN 1UTIKK, DKCKASEII.
The uuderslirned auditor nnnointni bv thn nr.
E liana' court of Columbia county to make dlstrl
utlon ot tha fund In tho hamu ot the administra
tor of tho estate ot John Hitter, lato of catawbs.i
township, will sit at the oiilco of John c Vocum
Esq , In tho tuwn of Catawlisa on W edncsday tho
14th day of January A. 1). 1HH5 between tho hours
ot ti o clock a. in. und 4 o'clock p. m., at which
timo and place, all persons having claims ng.lust
the s.i 1l fund must appear and present the same,
or bo forever debarred from i-eceUlng any share of
Duiumuu. j, BUUIl?.UIlA.1l.
dec 19-ta Auditor.
J- V" A hook ot 100 pazea on I mir"
;Jh.U, Courtship, sent free I lIlfL
.cntuiv, i-.. u. nt-uua i-euiHior pusiatre.
dec 1M w r
m w w m im
AND
MERCHANT TAILOR,
L
Who always fives you tho latest
styles, anil cuts your clothing to lit
you. Having had the experience lor a
number ot years in tho Tailoring Busi
ness, has Iciirned what material will
give his uitouiciB the best satisfaction
tor wear anil style and will try to
please all who givo him a call. Also
on hand
Gents' burnishing Goods
OK ALL DESCItlPTIONS.
HATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS
Always of the latest styles. Call and ex
amino his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
-April 24-ly
Cornel1 Main its Market Sts.
n
8 : 1
ii
Hiaanicihiii
UIUU o J
Look ! Look ! ! Look ! ! !
iSITldYiEliiy
f m g
OPERA HOUSE
UTmwm 'SB' (8) & s
Ts now oflering liia largo Stock of
Heating: Stoves and Ranges AT COST.
Plenso call und examine Stock
Before Buying Elsewhere.
TjEcsr The largest stock on ono floor in the Comtv.