THE COLUMBIAN AND bEMOCRATBLOMSWlfliG. COTuMBfl' CtfUNTY, PA.
Sttfa for the Farm Garten.
Tlio following selection of vegot.ibU-s
for the frirm garden nru rooom hcipIihI
by mi uxtioriunucil mjrioiiltiirist. Lot
tlio fuels be kopt in niiiul In tlio soleo
tlon of Hcetla for tho coming season.
Uomnu'ncing with lettuce i n va
riety which beooiiics curly lit for ue,
is Blow in rimning to scc'il, wlilnli to
tain ill tenderness nndBweuliu'Ps will,
and form a largo and compact hi'ad,
is tlio largo Wliitu Stone Summer.
Quito a number of other varieties com
bino theso qualities in scarcely loss uV
eree, such as All tho War Hound,
Whlto Chavlgny, and Tho , Deacon.
For thojo who like novelty, the Prize
Head, which is curled and tinged with
red, and tho Golden Spotted, will find
admirers.
In tho pea, wo would recommend for
lirst early, ono of tho popular "First
and Heal" strain'. The old Philadel
phia, Kentish Invicla, or Daniel
O'ltourko will often provo nearly or
quite as early. Thc.iuaio all smooth
poas, and although excellent for a to
ginning, should soon give placo to the
wrinkled sorts, first ol which we would
namo the American Wonder. Follow
ing this, a number of varieties may bo
recommended all of which are ac
kuowledged excellence. The Cham
pion of England, as an intermediato
pea, is scarcely excelled in quality and
productiveness, though it requires
bushing, which, with some, is aoobjeo
tion. Anions' tho excellent, dwarf in
termediates wo may namo Prido of tho
Market. Stratagem, jHaikct uanien,
and Hair's Dw.irf Green Marrow.
Theo are suflioiently dwarf to succeed
pretty well without bushing, though it
is better to bush when convemeut to
do so. For a lato pea, McLean's Pro
mier, although a tall variety, possesses
tho Important quality of yielding its
cron verv slowly. Last season it con
tinued to yield peas fit for the table
for thirtv-threo davs in succession, in
which respect it was surpamcd by no
Other variety tested.
Amour: turnips, tho Purplo Top
Strapleaf aud Jersey Nevct iiave proved
oxccl.ont for autumn or early winter
use ; for lato winter or spring use tho
White or Bloomsilalo Ruubsira. Wo
mention theso varieties because thoy
are nearly or quite free from tho stroiv
bitter flavor, characteristic of so many
turmus and rutabagas.
In onions we would recommend
onion sets for eirly crop. Among the
earliest varieties that may bo grown
for seed, we would mention Well's
Extra Early, and Extra Early Red.
To thoso who desire a very mild onion,
we recommend the Whlto Portugal, a
variety that, is productive and keeps
well. Tho Red WethersOeld and Yel
low Danvera are productive and of ex
cellent keeping quality,, but the former
is a littlo strong ntvoreu.
In cabbace we name Earlv Wake
field. Nonpareil, and E'irly Oxheart,
for carliness ; Winnigatadt and Soli
weinfurth for intermediate, and Pre
mium Flat Dutch for late aud for win
ter use.
Of cauliflowers, Erfurt Early Dwarf
seems the best for early w, and the
Imperial Largo Wliito French and
Lo Normand's Short Stemmed for
late.
Of tomatoes, the Alpha gavo tho
earliest supply for tho table last season
Livingston's Favorite is very smooth
and of excellent quality, lhu JHay
flower may be also mentioned, and it
would be ditlioiHt to decide between
these in point of quality.
In celery we bavo as vet tested no
variety which we would prefer to the
Boston Market.
Iu squashes we havo found the Perfect
(iem and Canada (Jrookncek verv
hardy, productive, and of easy growth
the former keeps well, and when fully
ripe, is an excellent squash, but the
Hubbard, Butman, and Essex Hybri
would be preferrablo to cither of these
were they not liable to bo destroyed by
the borer.
Of cucutnbciB, Tailby's Hybrid has
proved reliable, and is of excellent
quality. Early Russian and Eirlv
Cluster are excellent early varieties,
and the White Spine may bo named
for n later use.
The Christiana melon, among musk
melons, is an excellent ono ; a reliable
bearer, and tho hardiest of any that wo
havo tried. Of water melons, Vick's
Early has proved as satisfactory as any
we nave grown.
Of radishes, the EarlvLonsr Scarlet
and the Early Scarlet Turnip rooted
are excellent for early use, and tho
Davton and Golden Globe for late use,
Ex.
The Position of Italian 'Women,
It is quito curious to noto how
young, aspiring, professedly liberal
nation like Italy lags behind in the
most important question of female ed
ncatiou and social position. Tim rules
for regulation thu latter the absolute
seclusion and strict constraint of the
young girls and the unbounded fieed
om which they attain ns soon as they
are married are the causes of much
that impedes tho progress of this most
intelligent people of tlio world's race
Conservative England is, in compari
son, tne land ot freedom and equality
I remember Prof, Bonamv Price, of
Oxford, telling me last winter when I
met mm at me nouso ot a i rii'inl hero
that the very beBt and most succint an
swer to a question ho put in thu course
oi ono ot ins tamous lectures on poltt
ica) economy he received from a 501111"
lady. It proved, he Baid, that she had
thought, aud had, moreover, given her
powers ot ratiocination full play bo
fore answering. Well, this was not an
overpowerinKly novel idea to me, but I
know well if tlio Professor had told
his story to Italian nuditors it would
have boen received either with smiles
of incrpdulity or with stares of blank
amazement. A clever Italian friend
onco said to me : "Oh 1 a woman who
reasons is a horrible creature 1" But I
thought to myfelf nt tho timo that hi
would soarcely appreciate tho blessing
ot an utterly unreasonable female in
tho capacity of wife, siter or daugh,
terl Luckily their practice is not nl
ways quite so bad ns their profession
i observe that a lady has iuK been ap
pointed Professor of Latin and Greek
at tho College for the higher education
of Women at Rome, which is named
after tho lato distinguished Siguorn
Emilia Fua-Fuemito. This is the (iit
appointment of the kind on record, and
ills quito certain that nothing but the
undoubtul capacity of tho fair candi
tfate would have procured her admin
.:.. u .!.. i, ......... :.. .i... .n
oiuii. ,ju unit a i pif f iii uiu rimit in
rcotlon. Jlotm Letter in Chicago
'Jribimc.
In ono of tho Philippine Islands it is
C'UBtomary, when a young fellow asks
tho old folks for their daughter, to
end her to tho woods at sunrise, aud
if the lover finds her before sunset she
is his. If not, ho forfeits all claim.
Tho girl is given ono hour the ttait.
This gives her a fair chanoe, and she
can um her own judgment nbout hid
ing after she gels in the wood. De
troit Free J'rei.
Skunk at Pet.
We 1'iive had xmii" encoimieiH with
kunks, nnd sjci-ti various dogs debate
whether lo open an attack upon the
"lrishniaiis cat, but unvir made
friends with them to any great extent
Vo have Innu held to the opinion that
tho only good skunk was n dead and
buried one, and thnt far away. It is,
therefnu', with pleasure that I givo the
cxpeiieiico ol my lrielid, ur. U li.
Merriam, tin related in hi-) Adliondack
advcnltiK'S.
Skunks, parlieiilmly when young,
make very pretty pels, being attractive
in appeorance, gentle in disposition,
interesting in maimers, and cleanly in
labils rare qualities indeed 1 They
are plavlul, hOiuellmiH miscmcvious,
nnd manliest considerable niTection for
those who hao the earu of them. 1
have had, at different times, ton live
skunks in confinement. Two summers
nco I was the happy master ot the
cleverest young skunk that I have thus
far chanced to meet, f'oranaine, lie
cccivcd tho title of his genus, and wo
called him "Meph," for short. By way
of precaution wo removed his scent
sacs, and he made a rapid and complete
recovery, niter a few davs ol tempo
rnry indisposition. While diking
about tlio country, in performance of
professional dtttus, he usually slept in
my pocket. Alter supper i commoniy
took n walk, aud ho always followed
close to uy heels. If I chanced to
walk too fast for him, he would tuuld,
and stamp his fore-feet ; aud if I per
sisted in keeping too tar ahead, would
turn about, disgusted, and make oil in
an opposite direction f but if 1 stopped
and called him, lie would hurry along
at a sort of ambling pace, and soon
overtake me. Ho was particularly fond
of ladies, and I think it was tho diess
that attracted him ; but uo this as it
rnry, ho would invariably leave me lo
follow any lady I hat chanced to como
near. We used to walk thiough thu
woods to t largo meadow, which
abounded in grasslioppeis. Hero
Meph" would fairly revel m his favo
rite food, and it was rich sport lo
watch his manoMivres. When a crass-
hopper jumped, ho jumped, nnd I havo
seen him with ns many as thteu in his
mouth and two under his torts-paws at
ono tune. He would eat so many that
his over-distended little, belly actually
dragged upon tho ground, and when so
full that ho could hold no move, would
still catch and slay them hen so
small that he could scarcely toddle
about, lie never hesitated to tacklo tho
large and powciful beetlo known as
the "horned bug." nnd got many mnart
mps for his audacity, unt ho was a
courageous little fellow, and it was not
long nelore he learned to handle tnem
with impunity, and it was very amus
ing to see him kill one. Ero many
weeks h ventured to attack a mouse,
and the feiocity displayed in its do
struction was truly astonishing. Ho
devoured tho entire body of his victim,
and growled and stamped his feet if
any ono came near before the repast
wa's over.
His nest was in a box near tho foot
of the stairs, and before he grew strong
enough lo climb out by himself, ho
would, whenever he heard me 'coming
stand on his hind legs, with his paws
resting on the edge of tho box, aud
beg to bo carried up stairs. If I passed
bv without appearing to notice him,
he invariably became much enraged,
and chippered and scolded away at a
great rate, Btamping meanwhile most.
vehemently, no always linen 10 uu
carried up to my olb'ce, and as soon as
strong enough, would climb up of liifl
own accord. He was very sprightly
and froliosomc, and used to hop about
the floor, and run from room to room
in search of something to play with,
ami frequently amused himself by at
tempting to demolish my slippers. I
havo ofien given him a bit of old
sponge, with a string attached, in order
Jo keep him out of mischief. During
the evening ho occasionally assumed a
cunning mood, and would steal softly
up to my chair, and, standing erect,
would claw at my pants onco or twice,
and then scampei off as fast as his lit
tlo legs would carry him, evidently
anxious to have me givo chase. If I
refused to follow; ho was soon back,
trying a new schemo to attract rnj at
tention. Cor. American Agricultur
ist. Little Uourtesies in Life.
Tho littlo things of life havo far
more effect upon our character, repu
tation, happiness and friendship than
the heartless and thoughtless aro apt to
imagine, there are very few indeed,
however, rough by nature, who are
not touched by kindness and court
esy. A pleasant word, a well-put compli
ment, a friendly bow of recognition,
all have an influence for good, while
surliness and indifference tend to pro
duce the opposite tesult.
There are chances almost every day
for us to practice the little courtesies
of life on some neighbor or friend, yet
we let the chance pass. Thus a friend
ly call is not returned ; a neighborly
visit is (Unregarded ; a t mile is met
with a look of cold indifference j a
cordial grap of tho hand is returned
with reluctance '; a kind word is left
unanswered. Still all this may mean
nothing, yet the effect upon tho mind
is not pleasant by any means.
A person mav bo willing to confer a
favor again and again, but unless there
lie Bomu manifestation of gratitude
unless, indeed, tho disposition to bo
apparent to do something in returp,
the party wiio confers tho obligation
will iu r short time grow weary of
welldoing, and seek for somo moro
gra'.oful object on which to confer fa
vors. Remember kind words cost
nothing.
I)MINISTHA.TOK'a NOTICE.
ESTATE OP ELU3 KKC1IM, DECEASED.
Letters at administration In the estate ot EUa-s
Krumm, lato or boon lownsnip, uoiumou county,
1'a., deceased, have been grained by the Kegliter
otHild county to the und rslfned administrators.
All persons having claims against the estate of
said decedent are requested lo present them for
tettleinent, and tho.se Indebtetd to the estate to
JACOll HAItl'MA ', Orovaula,
MAHV KUUMM, Light Btrwt,
Admtnlsirutors,
HUOWN'S INHUH.VNOE
' Afiuvnv
Mover's now bul.dlmr. Main street.
loomsburg, I'a.
ARseui.
.Etna Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn f7,ir(t,vj)
Hoyal of Liverpool 13.m,i)
Uucaslitro I0,ooo,ua
Fire Association, Philadelphia 4,l ,7 0
I'hOBnlx, or Iindon t,SfS,Sta
Ioudou Lancashire, ot England,, 1, m,V!Q
Haittordof Ilailford 3.-.T;l,ufvO
bprlngtl14 Fl 0 aud Marine S.itU.iSO
As then.'enclesare direct, policies are written
for the insured without delay Inthv onice at
Bloomsburg. Ocu SS, 'bl-
ADVERTISERS
Ily addressing 0"0. 1', HO WELL 4: CO., lOSpruco
ht., Now Vort, can learn the exact cost or any
proposed linn ot AUVmc I'JSIXO Iu Auiert.-an Newa-paiK.-ni.
liriou-paxe pamphlet, lOu. (cO U 4wr
UHtB f OlIDI ior IUO SOOT aiHiil (By lit
thuau orc4i,r lb woil kind nuaol four
t4adln(hrlnii-ed, 1 t-,l, uplroncu ,njll,i
lulltaettrT,tlAIIW, 1 n4TWtl UJTrt,l,d FKEE.
Inciter Willi V UU CI.KTUEATIsK vu tuti dlM
ItfKaliaa-rvr, UI' ,rilraiBUtl' 11 uiir ti.
jjk. r. a. slucuu,iii rwiii, r.u,
febt-l w d
Word if Witrntnic nntt Comfort.
'It you aro suffering from poor health or
languishing on a bed ot sickness, take cheer
Ifyou aro simply ailing, or It you feel
'weak and dispirited,
'wlthoutclcarty know
'tng why, Hop Kitten
'prill surely euro you.
It you aro n minister, and
havo overtaxed yourself with your '
pastoral duties, or a mother, worn out
with caro and work, or a man ot business or
labor, weakened by thfl Mralnofjour everyday
duties, oramanot letters tolling over your mid
rdght work.llop Hitters will most surely strength
en you,
If vim nro an (Terl in? from nver-catlnir or
drinking, any Intllscrctlou nr dissipation,
nr nro young nnd growing too fast, -ns is
oflen the enec,
"Or It you aro In the workshop, on the
'larm, at tho desk,- anywhere, and feel
that your system needs el 'anslng, ton
'lng, or stimulating, without lntoxlcat'
'lag. If you aro old,
blood thin and Impuro, putso
feeble, nerrei uarto.vly, f wultPM
'wanlog, Hop Hitters Is what you need to
'givo you new life, health, and vigor."
Is you ara costive, or dyspeptic or suffer
ing trom any other of the numerous ills
cases or tho 'tomach' or bowels, It Is your'
own fault If you remain 111. if
you are wasting away with any form
ot KIdnoy disease, stopemptlng death this
moment," and turn for "a'-curo to Hop Hitters.
If ynu are sick with that terrible sick
lies, Nervousness, von will Mini a "ISahn
In 0 Head" in Hop Hitlers.
If you aro a frequenter, or a resident, of,
a nilasmitlc district, barricade your sys-
tern against tho scourge ot all count rles
-Malaria, Epidemic, Illllous and Inter-
mlttcnt Fcvera by thousoot Hop Hitters.
lfyfl'lhavo rough, pimply, orsallow skin, bad
hrpntli. linn nitters will L'lvo vou Mr skin, rich
blood, th sweetest breath and health, fitowlll
bo paid for n caso they will not euro or help.
A LADY'S WISH.
"Oh, how I do with my skin was as clear and
'soft as vours," sa'd a lady to her friend. "You
can easily make It so,"anwred Uio (rlend. llowj"
'Inquired tho nrst lady
"llv usnslloD Hitters tint makes pure, rich
b'ood and blooming hca th. It did It for mo as you
ooscrvo. 7
ItrNono genuine without a bunen of green.
nops on the whlto label, shun all the vllo, pol
sonous stuff with "Hop"' or "Hops" In their name.
jpXEouTorrs notice.
ESTATE OF JOHN KEI.CIIS'EH, DECEASED.
Letters testamentary In tho estate of John
Kelchncr, lato ot centre township, Columbli coun
ty, I'cnnsylvanla, have been granted by the lieg
lsterots Id county to tho undersigned executors.
All persons having claims against the citato of
said decedent aro requested to present them for
settlement and thoso indebted to tho tbtatoto
mako payment to the underalgned without delay.
II. U KKLCIINUIt, ' )
oeokorw. k LCIIKER, y Executors
E. U KELCHNEIt' j
Knorr & Wlnterstcen, atty's.
FcUBtf
IUIDQE ELECTION.
Anelectlonforomceraotthe Catawlssa Bridge
Company ror tho ensuing year' win be held at tho
houscof .Mrs. Hester KIstlcr In tho Town ot Cata
wlssa, on Monday, March 2, between tho hours of
one and six o'clock p. m. of. that day.
J. B. ROniNS,
Jinlo-lw S,c'y.,
E. B. BR
GAS FITTING & STEAM IIEATJNG.
DEALEU IN
STOVES &TINWAR15.
All kinds of work in Sheet Iron, Roof
ing and Spouting promptly
attended to.
Vff-Stiict attention given to heating by bteam.
Corner of Main & East Sts.,
Bloonisburg, Pa.
THE OLD STAND,
under the EtchAnffo HoteL still takes the lead
Hair Dresilng, Shaving, Dyelny, Shampooing and
uu wo'K in my uno promptly ana ncatiy aone.
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.
JtimcH Really,
Jan 30-tf Proprietor.
SUBSOIUBE von
THE COLUMBIAN,
Slo.d A YEAH.
gTATESJENT OF THE
COUNTY FINANCES,
From January 1st, IBM, to January 5th, ib85.
STATEMENT SHOWINO TAXES ASSESSED AND
UALAMJ153 bTILlj UUK.
T1XE8 ASSESSED.
Heaver. , .,
lienton ....
jejs 81
blS 21
jsaoo,
74 (i
GO 60
(1S30
10 01)
MM
1S8 05
CH43
6 6.1
licrwlcu...
lbOisa
4O10 OS
1141 fiO
iwaaa
M 5
10,M
SlisS 73
mt iu
11100m
Hrlarcrcelc .
79 SO
78 60
C'atawLssa .
Centralla
centre ....
78 60
SI 15
Convnir h'm
60
1 00
Fbhlnir crk
franklin..
Oreenwood.
83 00 27 2
Ml 37
4100
101 iki
40 00,
43 50
so
ltOl 0!)
271 43'
110S67,
IO04 4S
CIS 90
101'kS is!
81MU!
r4 ,
H5C7
S3 78
5 43
4 13
1140
27 03
28 58
SO 53
Hemlock.
.iacKsn ...
IKUSt
Madison..
IW 50l
13 5
43 50,
7750
t41 50
5S50I
53 01)
58 50
4000
73 50
C3 00
) 50
Main.
Minim
43 50
7i 50
.Montour
tsoso
t4I 50
Mt 1'leasn't
0-anL'o ....
line .. ..
19 53
3- 88
315
COO
74 S3
5S 60
53 (0
411! 38
m 60
ia 50
Hoarlngc'li
40-47
11 U 37
mmu .....
Gugarloat,
3OJ70i
C3 00
23,515.18 ,&37.UO 7C8.53 11,591111 l,4(U.0O
AMOUNT DUE FOR YUAHS TUEVIOUS TO 1881.
Blstrlcta. Collectors. Yr. County Pog
Yr.
1X9
1N1
1W3
lbHO
Lcuiiauuii'itm null.
centre, 1 Wm Shaffer,
3tvi 75
18! 47
i 6
71 00
IlKlllUIl!
llloom,
ISam'l. Apppleman,
lieuben Harris,
12
191 50
83 W
J97U 73$ n
A. IS. JOHNSON, THEASUUEIt OF COLUMBIA
V-UUnil, l ALCOIINT Willi NAUI COUN'
TV ON COUNTY FUNDS,
January 1st, 1884.
to amount uncollected prior to 1881 8 895 81
' amount on hand at las', hottlement ., 2 93 33
" county tax assessed In 1881 28 sis is
" tax on registry of voters , 103 ?
" o w .Miller, old counter 2'o
" WM Lemon rent old lull , wo
" Jonas Kline " " 70 ou
- i-urivcr Ki-sieroia piani; , .,, 2 5
" (t w hterner, old stove, ie 13 5
" V (1 Hartley pdd Polish Jako's note
nnd Jury fee 453
" V M btokcr tax exonerated and since
pau to Treasurer , 123
"OA Shutnan for samo i 00
" 0 LA 11 ley old luiuD r t m
" Hamuel tshailer, J-., old plank t 00
" U II Fjit costs on writ vs. Jos. Weisa . 1 23
unarm Kindts oldUdlng OD
-wuuii u iuuo suiuics xirusu alley
bridge...,. 18 00
iviu-iiv iveucr aeea ueiu Dy commu
slauere i-edeemed r os
lienrv wmtenluht 1 stove 7 m
" i' vi fcvea s sun i- 14 m
" Harman & IlassertSbtoici 21 73
" W It cox 1 Move . . , . , u 23
" J J Jlciienri old bridge..., , 2 s'
" Mm liarrci 1 1 stove .. mo
' The 'I own t lUoouisburg rent (or old
lall stable 30 00
- uru 1 ivuiin-r ueeu neiu Dy commis
sioners redeemed ....,.,,. 4 31
naniei oui old pianic ..,... 1 on
- vuuuij uis on unseaieu land. B.W ri
" counly tax on seated land 93 61
" road tax on seated land... 164 09
11 .1 11 unsoatcd land...... 813 811
" suiiuui vux ua , ,.,(- 839 ts
; M ' " seawa land ............ 23109
" poor tax " " " 137 19
" " " " Unseated Und ..... . , 43') pi
" special poor tax on unseated land 60 20
- pi" iiui injur ax uu SL-atcu mnn. ... VI 97
" sptlil school uu on beated land . . a 1 0
" " " " " unsealed luiul 2 00
" ' road lax on unsealed land ... 123 9.1
" " " " on muted land .,, 61 50
" seated land tax since distribution . 12 23
" unsnated ian,l tux since dlstrlbut Inn 4 1 ra
First National ll.ink couutyoidi-r ".
7J9 not redeoincil . , , ) w
" J U Larlih oldbrldge 6 00
' liloomsburg Iron Oo, old plsuli ,., , , 13 03
" Z II 8hu.tio(d store . 1 2 113
I r
:
1143 20 fbtui
sta 32 74 00
616 6 1 50
2178 SS 79 50
149 39 76 5
47H3II G2 60
788 1" 50
1431 76 78 60
2S1 69, 50
6 6 14 83 00
91" 12 1 4 10
513 43 40 50
an ay 123 0
407 50
213 58
330 69
tl03S9
3.11 171
SIT r.'l
258 53,
478 33!
47 61
41 03
4 Oi
10 M
Id 6 1
4 HI
1 M
S'S OS
stfisfso
cn.
HY COMMI'SION, KXONKHATIOSS ANI HK
TL'HNS AM OWED I-OI.I.KCTOIIS 1011 1BSI
AND l'HEVIOUH YEA KM.
1831.
Districts,
l'ranklln
Com. Ex. Districts. Com. Ex.
t ; t Jackson ti.'it9f&;o
lioailngcr'k 20 (id
168'.
so sj, in ta Locum f. fi o so
I i9. i r.i Vndlson 49 R' 17 VI
reaver
Denton
llerwlck
H oom
Hrtarcreek
nl S3
SO' (U
na m Main su ' o iu
m aj Minim ot kh la m
n to vontour so M fl bj
Ii s 41 Mt, Measn't s uo u T
3 en Orango 43 m - M
11 S3 Pino 0 Bl 8 m
s as'
ivnvnghnm M 01
I'lshlngcr'K M isi
Franklin
Greenwood
hemlock
Jackson
m i,.i
r,i isi
4'J 85
1J Ctj
ii 43 Hoailngcrk is vi i ur
13 OT Scott 09 M SI IS
4 to.fUgarloaf si C9 s 76
I I
(IIS9 43)318 M
Hy total commission llHi ia
total exonerations and returns .
3'N si
county orders redeemed
amount duo from rnllcetora ,
discount on order No. t.TJ
nmount paid to meet stato quota.,
commission totreasurer
balance in hands ot treasurer
,11(H3 si
15503 0.1
39 17
41 43
1JI51 Hi
5 SI
(47151 38
A. M. JOHNSON IN ACCOUNT WITH 1)00
FUND, JANUARY 1st, 1881.
To amount due at last settlement $1,138 78
amount assessed in insi ., lavi m
added tax Hemlock duplicate 50
amount on hand nt last settlement.... 103 63
13168 91
OR
ISM.
Kx. Dhtilcta. Com. Kx.
t M Franklin 12 C5
Districts. Com.
Jackson !2 17
Hoarliigcr'K- t w
lbs3.
9 51 IWUst
3 0 .Madison
4 50 ,M iln
0 50 Minim
Hearer
lienton
3 07
3 '3
2 37
3 .17
3 50
5 M
3 50
2 12
3 !
2 10
$ 0 50
4 00
1 (I)
50
.1 01
3 '0
2 50
0 00
50
IS SO
3 01
llerwlck
llloom
Hrtarcreek
Convntrhun
.Montour
0
3 on it. Pleasant 2 so
nsuingcrccK 3 ui
Franklin 1 81
(X) Orange
2 D3
2 62
2 10
3 43
3 27
iiu rino
3 l) Itoirlngcr'K
2 0 SCO t
60 sugarloaf
Greenwood 4 10
Hemlock 2 10
Jackson 2 00
IC'J 58 $91 50
Ily commission to collectors,.... $ 63 0
exonerations aiimieu cunuuiurt, i "
' orders p Id ot P-84 5S- 25
' amount paid to counly 813 34
' amnun due from collectors lsis 1"
' commission to treasurer C9 40
Mtos 01
A. M. JOHNSON, TltKASUHEH. IN ACCOUNT
WITH bTAlU FUND.
DR.
January 1st iftl.
To state tax nssesed for I8jl $703 55
amount paid to meet state uuuia irom
county funds
41 43
$749 97
CR.
BY COMMISSION ON DUPLICATES SETTLED
FOlt ISSI.
Heaver
lienton
Berwick
t 91
60
4 18
6 41
40
Hemlock
Jackson
so
93
1 33
t 43
1 53
1 01
ur
1 91
13
I:ust
loom
Madison
Main
Briarcreck
Catawlssa
Centralla
Centre
Conyngham
i ; Minim
94 1 Montour
1
.Mt. ricasani
Or.ingo
fine
ltoiilngcrcck
scott
03
1 37
41
1 78
r isuinucrceK
frank in
31) 1
Oreenwood
$35 SI ;
By commission to collsetora
.$ ffl 33
,. 707 49
,. 7 1i
amuuni, paid siiuo ipiot 1 lor iwm
commission to treasurer ,
COMMISSIONERS' KXPF.NSES FOR WHICH
OltDEKS WEllE ISSUED ON
THE TltEASUHElL
MISCELLINEOUS EXPENSES.
.T.S.rirlmC3 bill for teachers Institute.... $ lot 00
(luyjtconyauaiungpuoiic nccuunm.... sa uu
lluckalew Bro's hoio hire taking clectlau
blanks to Berwick 2 50
Mover Bro's. oxpressago 113
W. C. .McKlnney expr- ssage .. 135
loun ."uourcy iaiaii'; j prisoner iu i-niia. i,u wi
(i. W. sterner covering books ISO
Wm. Krlckbaum recording n imea of twp.
onicers 33 0)
A. B. stewnrt taxes relunded on lands
sold not in couutr 15 23
L. B. Kline ct al bill for pot, mono 11 case 55 00
John Mourey taking Cath. .Managhana
discharged prisoner to centralla 5 (0
J. M, Clark acknowledging com. need.... 7i
F. P. Blllmeyer treas. balance on sewer
contract 1230 (0
A. i'. Johnson treas. loss on tr.ule dollars
taken from col 39 ,10
J. M. ('winner et nl bill for post mortem
case ... 20(0
John Mourey taking Mary Sullivan to
nsylum 6 00
Wm. chnstman et al com. in lunacy case 15 00
John Mourey, taking two persons to
1'hlla. .!. 68 CO
lohn Hoffman, costs tn case of county vs
lloiver .1 50
Wm Krlckbau-n, prothonotary bill ... 189 01
First .National Bank, money luaned on or
der No. 73J.,.. 23 00
$4189 80
COUItTS' JUItUIVS PAY AND CONSTABLE'S
HETUltNS.
John Mourey serving Jury notices 01 CO
(Iraud Jurors during . ear 781 14
Travervijuiors " " 5177 43
Constablo-a re urns during year 26197
court crier during yoar .... 147 50
Tipstaves " " 16' 50
S N WalK r, stenographer, $10 per day.. 4 0 00
Hw.inu va N & W a H It 33 10
" Helfrlck vs Frlck :i 00
" ora v.sSeybi-rt 8 5J
" OrangevlllaSFundvsHenrlo 8 10
" Bevan va lieilly 30 00
" ComvsEdson , 5 50
" Com va Lefkowlcs 6 41
" Loughlln vs .Miller 21 3j
neo W Derr, Jury commissioner 43 71
Abraham lllce, " " 61 7i
John B casey, clerk, to samo 20 00
$1581 1
COSTS IN COMMONWEALTH CASES WI1EHK
THE COUNTY BECAME LIABLE
Justices constables nnd witnesses 917 51
it It Little, lato District Attorney 20 00
It Bucklngh im, " " 137 U)
Win Krlckbaum, Clerk ot Court 137 15
t 211 01
HOAD AND BKIDQE VIEWEHS AND IIOAD
DA MAUL'S,
Sundry ptrsons as viewers $311 40
JohnllutTord damage. Flshlngcrcek .... 10 eo
.1 M Hewitt " " .... 50(io
DAMunson " Franklin 50 00
Winliohrbach " " 9300
Jacob Artley " " , 13 (10
I'cter M Karshner " Montour 23 00
A K Olrton " Blue 10 00
T W Kai nes " Flsntngcreeek . SO 00
John Jouathan Lemon, damage, urcen-
enjs Iner, dam'ase, e'e'n're. 24 CO
Joshua Fetterman, commLuloncr attend
ing road views ....
1 'harlea lielchart, commissioner attend
ing road views
B F l-ilgar, commissioner attending roa-l
views.
41 00
32 10
46 40
$1051 90
COMMISSIONED' OFFICE AND COUHT HOUSE.
LJ Adams, auditor
O W Hess, "
fib. rick Mattery, auditor
Bloomsburg water ca, water rent
I' K Vnnnattu, palntln
J B C sey stating accounts for 1883
C u Galllguan, repairs nt Court llouso....
James t'admau, agent, stand .
Patriot InbllshlnK Co ,
Phebe Cox et al cleaning court House
John F Purse), blacksmith bill
S w Garrison carpenter work
C WNeal & Bro., coal lof Court House...,
Geo A Clark, stationery
.Meuagh and Cotfman, frosting windows..
Dennis Donovan, work nt com t house . . ,
Wm chrlstnun, wort at oltlco
II L Thomas, pens ,
Fred ksmwlnn, hauling ,.
It Houst'L work at o ilea ,
J W HaiKler, blndlug Columbian
w it Allen, work ut onice
.IBS (cer, bill rendered
L llunyan t: Co., hardware
0 K savage, tending town clock
Grant 8 Herring, work at o:uco
John s Mensch, lime , ,,,
J llichmsn worknt court house ... .
it. B Urower heating and plumbing as per
contract .
n It colfmau work at rourt house
Whlto Wins work at com t house
A V lloiver work at court house ... .
John Whltenlgnt stone for court house .
( lurlcs Krug lumber, to
7. It Miulti work ut court house ...
-U E Cox work at court house . ...
Vm Glger hauling brick eto
1 w McKclvy, bill rendered., ,
F 1' Illlhneyer bill rendered
ITeas in-own Insurance on court house, . .
It rman J: llassert repairs
John w Kramer carpenter wrk at court
house
W J Correll looking glitki ..
Hie ii lloftard Wutcn aud clock Co., new
town clock as percontract
Bloom Gas Co Jorgas ,,,
J B Kllnger work ut court houoe
OA Jacobys one
Bloomsburg lion Co. Iron for clock
weights Samuel .iietz tvork at court house
KB Urower n-pjlrs, em
J ' Brower minting cou'tioom
Moyer Brod pulnt, eto
I houas (lorrey repilrlng Iteglster'a otllco
0 Jl anl J K 1ickard hi'nbi-r . ..
ouls Bernhard working ou old clock, elo
Knorr 4 Wlntcrstecu drawing Bpecldoi
lions, cto , 1 ,.
T, It ikelo attorney tor commissioners,,,
Johhua ie lennan commissioner
B I-' Edgar eoinml-loner ,.,
Charli-s Helchard commissioner
John 11 Casey clerk
$
23 00
23 00
25 00
4 50
11 47
25 00
II 50
3 50
II no
J7 od
8 2.1
23 41
152 79
5 50
40 37
1 88
4.1 25
8 00
7 00
6 00
4 0
34 00
23 63
10 Vi
10 (JO
18 (10
8 00
1SS 3J
2305 00
67 82
20 61
7 50
6 13
31 26
193 12
21 VJ
SO 21
HO 81
1"
106 27
65 II
21 23
5 00
700 00
131 II
123 03
31 41
6 CO
1 01
8 15
11-3 IM
18 61
20 01
68 1-3
25 U)
8 00
100 00
403 00
401 00
878 00
bOO 0
ttmTh
COVNTV JAIL,
o A Klelm medicine for prisoners
Thomas Gorrey vt ork at jail , . .
O o GalUguan repairs at Jill
U F (Unlner tendlug prl)aer for 186.
Holmes H sehuyier liaid'Vttre
n W Nejl Bro. coil .,
O W B 'UMiep.ilrlug pilsnnOH'fchoea....
f 6 73
6 75
161 M
li CU
4 01
40 J .1-1
8 20
10-1 93
147 31
6 00
2t
ij'iiiuiiia iiasnri b IV, lira
ii II .ikt-erblU reudered ,.
OM Drinker repalnng locks
Nathan Chromls hauling u.Ucs. ,......,
" Wm ittlcktnum Jury fees .
" KW M low od plank ..
" redemption money on Abraham Ileo
cer tract lirnrcrcek .
" redemption money oa t ItSchweppcn,
helser tract Heaver
" icdemplton money on Abraham Sny
der tract Mtn .......
" Wm Krlckbaum fees for registering
dogs
" nmount received from dog fund
Elijah Slmtt trimming trees t oo
(I It Mendenlmll lumber 91 73
IhomiStledllswork atlnll .... H9 67
M H M1II imsrepilrlngsl.ua roof ... .. . 13 m
John M iurey cleaning up around Jsll 13 to
I, Itunyan ft (Jo. bill ren.lerM 4 4S
K H Mower r pairs ,. SSI SO
8 V Harrison work nt Jail 3 3"
Fi-ed schwln nnullng ... ... 310
. II Hliultt work nt Jill 6 73
Wm Ferguson cleaning cesspools .... 14 01
1) It enmnnn work at Jill 6 so
J 11 Kllnger work nt J ill 41 67
Daniel Hall, et. at., ulgglng ditch for wa
ter nlpo 21 S3
.1 It Whlto cord wood 6 00
II F Illcks pilntlng and material il9 03
.1 0 Drown surveying 1 ku
WJCorrel Iron liodsl"ads ... SI 00
David liwenlicrg clothing s 45
Charles Knig lumber 3 00
DoomsburgW tcrco. meter for jail.,... so is
I V McKehy bill rendered - 34 01
F I' Hlllmcser bl 1 rendered 7S
II Funrdnertcdlng prisoners for 1891,,. is no
HI omsburg Oas Co., for gas 13115
John Mourry boarding prisoners 75(1 00
John Mourey work nbout prison JW no
John Mouror, washing, Ac, ,... 113 wo
John Mourcv turnkey fees ,. 3d 00
N.I llendershott med clnes 18 10
J Hachman building bake oven S3 no
llloomsbiirg Water Co. water rent Jail ... 16 47
(1 11 a J K IjJckard lumber 3 OS
ta 233 96
rni.NTIN'O, STATlOSEtlV AND roSTAdB.
Klwell IMtcnlvndcrCo. statement ..
" " election procla.
matlon ....
KJwell blttcnt'nder blanks
" " advcrtlMng
O M Vnndcrsll.'o county st itement
" " election proclamation....
" " court proclamation ......
" " blanks ...
" " advertising ,,.
J 0 Brown county statement
" " election proclamation,.,
" " blinks
" " ndvertMng ... ... ... .
ft A Potter court calendar
" " alvertl-Ing
(1 r. Myers county u temcnt
J II Dletcilck ndvertWng
I) A Heck ey posing" ami box rent
Alt-musftco. enveiope-i
Mwell HI lenliender stallonery
It R Honrnan county statement
" " advertising
o-o A dark stationery
A M Johnson postage stamps
t 40 CO
26 m
14 73
10 -5
40 00
26 00
S 23
39 Hi
15 50
40 01
5 (0
40 in
12 60
40 00
1 50
40 (X)
4 50
12 15
6 IM
21) bl)
40 00
.3 OU
14 08
1 10
9 51
INQUESTS,
sundry persons for Inquests ....
X33S 79
HltlDOEl-IIUlLDINd AND ltEl'AIIlS.
BHAVKIL
John Applemnn Brelsh bridge -
John "cliell Dtvlabrldgo
John Kchcll KUnge mm brldgo
J Itaelnna Beaver Valiev brtde
0 S lielchart Iljaver Valley brldgo
1'harle.i Helchir Davis midge
Wm II Bright lieiver Valley bridge ....
David Fink, et al., Davis bridge
1 lavld Fink, et. ul.. Bo iver Valley bridge
Charles lielchart. Beaver Valley brldgo .
Low Bro Co. lime Boiver Valley brldgo
emu les lielchart Bifish bridge ......
Charles lielchart Kllnger nan bridge
BENTON.
Oeo KeelerBcntou brl 'ge
(loo KCeler Cole's bridge
1 J Thorn is Kimble .Mill brldjo
Daniel II Karns Kams brldgo
1 ra I less Benton bridge
Samuel Appleman lienton bridge ..-
Samuel Applemau cole abridge
Samuel Appleman Mendenhall brldgo
Samuel Appleman brldgo wcat ot Benton
BLOOM.
TBaclimin Itupert brltge
Daniel Yocum Itcd Ho k bridge
John Delly Hupcrt brldje
John Delly Birtnn brdge
Wm Levan Shalter brldgo
Isaiah Howell Shaffer bridge ,
Lll Jones Itupert brldgo (contract)
I. llunyan & Co. Bed nock brldgo
L Hunyan Shalter bridge
L Hunyan Barton bridge
Samuel Mi'iUer haUerbildgo ....
Luther B Jones Itupert bridge
4 00
4 r,s
1 00
191 OO
38 05
161 14
113 60
O'l 80
lir? 81
53 OJ
9 (0
3 40
31 41
1 50
1 50
1 50
76 0
2 00
1 75
1 75
1 75
1 75
COO
8 03
73
8 23
2 60
3 50
331 0
4 75
1 75
6 10
5 fO
5 (X)
3 00
17 62
34 31
.lonn u .jones uarion unuge ,. .
Wm K cox Sh Hler bridge
KB Jones Hupert bridge
lieuben Hess Hupert bitdge ....
Ell Jones ShatTer bridge
CATAW1SSA.
L Hunyan uo. Dridgo near mouth Cata
wlssa creek
Charles Kr g paper mill bridge
Stephen Bailor near mouth dtawlsa crk
CFHardr " "
CONYNOHAM.
John I. Kltuo Brush Valley bridge
John S"Mensch Brush Valley brldie
J B chman Brush Vulley bridge
J B Kllnger Brush Valley brtdjo
Wm 11 Bright Brush Valley bridge
lTSHINQCHEEK.
CasDer Hess, ncss brldire
IS 0
V9 01
2 50
2 MS
5 73
211 63
19 60
233 03
19 18
103 00
3 00
Joseph Knelly brldgo near Mcllenry's
mill
15 1 Bender bridge near Jonestown
W C l"cnnlngtoii l'aden brldgo (contract)
" " " " extra al
lotted (1 W Labor Ammennan bridge
Chailes Klndlg et al Stillwater brldgo ...
J F Mclleurj' t-tlllwater bridge
J J Mcllenry bridge near Jonestown (con
tract : .
J J cllenry bridge near Jonestown ex
tra allowed ..:
Thonva clsfrled Stillwater bridge
FHANKLIN.
C L Artley Mendenhall bridge
" " Parr bridge
OHEENWOOD.
c W Eves bridge near Mcllenry's mill....
Daniel DM Ed Mcllenry brldgo
It M Mclirido Iola brldgo
Win it Demon near Kjpr's drove bridge..
" " 2 bridges above Eyer's
Orovo
S B Ulsner Mlllvllle Iron brldgo
w 11 iiayman Iola bridge
B V lledllne Iz-niau bridge
A H Clrlon i:ckmin bridge
HEMLOCK.
L Hunyan Co. l'ursel Bridge
" " Danville bridge
JACKSON.
Wm A Kilo r.lk nun brldgo
J M Larlsh Llk Hun brldgo (contract)
7 00
4 38
693 00
25 00
63 15
M H
81 38
513 (0
25 00
13 00
103 13
31 97
913 75
11 87
8 00
19 53
4 75
in 00
5 OO
91 77
3 00
45
3 00
25 80
418 40
30 00
LOCUST.
Jacob Walter WILson bridge
John Evcland Slabiown lion brldgo
Kllas Thomas A M Johnson bridge
Jacob eager et al Slabtown iron bridge .
Solo non Strausser " " "
James Bin' Krlckbaum bridge
37 03
25 00
50
19 50
103 00
50
MAIN.
J Barhman Malnvllle Iron bridge
Charli3 lielchart Malnvllle Iron bridge.,
" " Forgo bridge
Mr. PLEASANT.
A P Kester Wilson brldgo (above)
TO Wilson Wanlch "ridge
" " Sand's bridge
" " Wilson budge (above)
" ' " " (below)
Matthias Kindt S ind's brldie
Samuel Shaffer Wanlch brldgo
" " VandenJIce bridge
Win U Cox Wanlch bridge
" " Wilson bridge (above)
" " " " (below) ,
II II Sands Smith's bridge
George Unmet Wanlch bridge
J 1' Sands sand's bridge
OUANOE.
2SI 00
53 4T
'3 15
23 00
1 61
1 64
1 63
1 Al
10 00 !
4 50
4 34
13 38
It 60
18 83
1 50
1 W
5 01
W F Crawford Vance bridge
J B DeLong Iron bridge
Jacob Snyder et al Vance bridge....,
A 11 Kltcheulrou bridge
PINE.
Jacob Colo Shoemaker brldgo
John Leggott lolu brldgo
Wm. Harlan Shoemaker brldgo
Win. Harlan Master's brldgo
SUGAIiLOAF.
F. I. Golden, A. Cole bridge
John W. Kile, Joi O. Hess brldgo...
J.B. lies, J. B. Hess brldgo
Kira Stephens, John Colo bridge
u.J, Lewis, D. Lowu brldgo
1 51
33 00
51 67
8 10
2 Ofl
15 19
3 00
2 00
2 74
1 51)
.1 00
i ()
5 10
M.J 08
l'ENITEITIAHY AND ASYLUJf.
Convicts In Eastern l'enltentlary for 1883 $350 40
Support ot Lizzie Hawley Warren 1S7 t"J
H77 CD
AS-SESSOHSv I'AY.
Beaver f?7 00 Jackson t 15 S5
K"nton si U) locust J l 75
llerwlck 40 so Mmllaon 21 us
Bloom 51 00 Slain II 7i
Briarcrcel; so oo Mimin 17 ro
Catanlssa 20 50 Montour 1125
Centralla i!7 88 mu Pleasant 11 fa
Centre 18 0 Orango 15 CJ
Conyngham 33 00 line 15 Nl
Kishlngcreek :il 75 Hoarlngcreek is ,5
Franklin 8 9 Scott us 45
ilreennood 20 40 Sugarloat 13 00
Hemlock 18 50
I'M 44
Assessors for fall registry ot voters 117 oo
$971 41 j
SCALPS roil FOX AND WILD CATS.
Paid sundry persons ,. ft: i I
ELECTION EXPENSES. j
l'al
11 spring election officers
MOS 11
561 SO
141 01
H i !H
lau i-iuciionomcers, ...,, ..,,, .
spring room lent
fall room rent
constables adv.aud attending spring
election
constables attending fall election. .,
1' L nutter election blanks
Johu crano overseer fall election ,.
W ii llaudenDush ovcrsoei- fall elec
tion l'anl E Wirt Conirewdonal Iteturn
Judge ,
iss ro
5Q 00
51 l!.1
3 00
3 00
17 00
It no ov
TAXES IIEKUNDED.
Amount ot township taxes refunded..,, M 363 s
BLANK BOOKS.
Alt'-tnus & Co. 2 docket Prothv'a. omee en as
Wia F Murphy sons S dockets Hog. onice S3 00 I
wm .Maun i uocketi Ktiruier a omce,,.,, 13 11
f I, Hutler registry books , 8150
John Mourey 1 bet books bberuTa omce.. ja ou
1m 10
1NTEIIE3T ON COUNTY BONDS.
Amount ot coupons on 0 unty bonds pal 1159 00
Amount Inteiest paid on overdue boadi S5J U)
1417 00
14 4S1 80
4 51 II
1 HI 50
1 057 J
7 OJ) 81
3 UU
539 53
m 7V
OU IM
ItECAl'ITULATION.
llfscellaueoua,,. ,.
Courts Jur ra pay, constables' re urns t
Cccts In 1 0 nmoaweallh cases
Huad und brldgu viewers and road dim.
agea
Coiamis Jm-.-ra' unico ,i.U court h iuse
Couatyjill
Pilutlni, bUtljuery und putaga.
Inqulaltlona.... ,.. ,
Bridges building nd rspalu
477 69
671 41
91 IM
15 0 m
23S.1 43
113 10
417 00
"vw?rui n iiily . , 1 1... 1,.. ....
Fox and wild cat scalps .....
UtMllnn...... 1 ..... .....
v,IUIIVA,Eini1, , ....
Taxes relunded
iwanK cooks ...
Coupons and Interest on county bond's pd
(.11145 HI
'com nmount of orders Isssued deduct J33M.43 tax-
redemption money.ii so loss on trndo dollars taken
from collectors nnd 33 n. county order No. 739 not
redeemed leaves I3S7U0.S) which Is tho actual or
dinary expense for tho j car A. D., issi.
snnnp oiunsits issued.
Denton
II larcreck
renltet'Mjry and asylum M
$15 50 Madison $103 '0
s 00 Main 43 00
43 on Mtmin 6 en
6.100 Mtrioasint ! no
.10 00 l ine 37 00
68 si Scott 8'0
si 00 sugarloat 17 23
9 00
$589 23
Cntawlssa
Flshlngereek
Franklin
Oreenwood
ncmiock
Jackson
STATEMENT OF Doa TAX AND SHEEP FUND,
Dox tax duo from collector's ,
I'robablo com and exoncratlonsort..
$1673 76
220 00
$1333 76
COUNTY FINANCES.
ASSETS.
Tax In handsot collectors dup $USW 63
iTooauie com exonerations ami returns. . sow iiu
$IOtr.1 6$
5 51
93 00
31 31
18 ,11
Add amt In handset Treasurer
Balaneoduo on Ocra I lower note.
one doublo set assessment books. . . .
uno s-'trtup
$10317 50
LIABILITIES.
Cost In commonwealth cos"s $ 66 68
Aut tax due tho several districts 1090 37
tint roiu ana brldgo Mowers duo on
b oks 102 63
Amount county prison bonds unpaid
Deo 1st IKS 6,101) 00
Int on Co bonds uno ild HI 00
Amt road dimtges asunsed and unpaid
esiiiiuicu 10 ,ian am nsa uifw '
B1I unpaid on bridge contract 4-c.i S9
County order No 7J9 not redcemrd 2500 09
$19751 01
10317 50
Actual Indebtedness of tho county Jau
oiu is?a .,...,. t VHl HJ
We the linderslffned CftmrnUclnnnpra nt Cnllim-
bl Coumy do hereby certify that the foregoing Is
a correct statement ot accounts of said county for
the year A. H., issi
STEPHEN POIIE,
ELI MENDENHALL,
WASHINGTON I'AHIt,
Com idssloners of COiitmbla Countv.
Attest : John B. Casey, cleik.
Wo the undersigned Auditors of Columbia eoun-
ty having been duly elected 0 adjust nnd settle
thenccoun sof the Treasurer nnd Commissioners
ot Columbia county do heieby teiiliy Hut wo in't
at the onice ol the Treasurer and commissioner m
11 ooinsDurz ai a caretu iv examined the nceounts
nnd vouchers ot the same from the 1st day ol Jnn
unry A D 1881, to the 5th il,iy 01 Januaiy, a. D.,
IBS"., and Und them correct m iiboie sta.
ted, anil we tlnd n balance due Columbia counly,
on county fund of live doll rs and twenty one.
cents from A M Johnson, Treasurer of Columbia
county.
Given under our hands nnd seal this 15th day ot
January A 1) PS5.
I-LI IIUIIHIN,
J. 11. YiriTEIt. .)
V M. THWKSUUBY, JsbI. j.
I'ald before settlement tAll thoso marked Ihus
havo settled their dup.lcatcs in full since January
Dili,
ALL WINTER
The JPBae to buy a hebcc sOviircoHt.
The JPflsace to hny sa Fasbc San Eft.
The FSlsaee to
The 5Baice t
The BitoA Is Complete
Prices Low
-AT
'JLiiS.J
ri ii
GMAIN
I
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic
WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND JO'SBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
EXCHANGE HOT33L.
AT. K,. TUBB3, PROPRIETOR
S'-iOSMSSUnS, ?A.
i,l,istrFi-M(fliT HOUHl!
nrgo nut convenient simple roomi. Illth rooms
t and cild water, an 1 all modern conveniences
ALL KINDS OK .1015 i'KINTINO
ON SHORT NOTICE
AT THIS OKFIOK.
ffl. C. S1.0A1I & BRO.,
IlLOOMSnURO, I'A.
.Mauufacturereof
CARRIAQES BUQQ1ES, PHAETONS.
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAQONS, &C.
Plrst-class worl. always on hand.
il EPA IIIIKQ JS'EA TL YDONK.
Prices rediicedto suit the times.
BE., Q. Dshleiiian,
number and gas fitter. Hoar of Schuyler's hard
ware ttorc.
2Sloombuii't
All kinds of nttlngs for steam, gas nnd water
plres constantly on hand.
Hooting nnd spouttug attended to nt short no
tice. Tinware of every description made to order.
Orders left at Schuyler Co's., hardwa.o store
will bo promptly rilled.
Special attention given lo heating by steam and
hot water.
yo-iy
EM'S
MANILLA
iftii: Missis Vjtii
5" IXVV&Vv e,BgC
"tiSinO, W ATEn PHO 0 r JSS "ii
orrttt. Ii fclto A HUB6T1TUTK forl'LAHTKH
tllairthet'oft, OutUttn tho boHJlnf. CAHI'KTt
tod KL'UH of inii, double th wen of oil ololti, Ctlofa
p..".tW.H.FAY&CO.CAMDEN,N.J.
leb 6 4W u
bny Hoys9 Swi-ls.
buy Hves4sails.
TISJE -
OF-
ttKMi(!UAiirj!,.s
I'ot tliu Celcbrutcd Clilcltcrlng, Ivors &
I'oiul, and YosoA Son I'lanos. Worlil ru
nowueil Kstt-y (Jig us, Violins, Accorilcons
und Sheet -Music. Celebrated While, New
High Aim Davis, .New Home, Hoyal Hi.
John, und I.lijlit Huiming Domestic Sewing
Muclilnus. Nic'illi-8, oir und attachments
for all makes of Sewing Machines.
STREET,)
U1 ;
CEHT.
g f$tf
obtnloed and all pal cut bu'lness attended to for
"Suronice is opposite tho U. H. Patent omce, and
we can obtain Patents In less time than thoso re
mote from Washington ... , , ,
yen i model ii drawing. We ndvlso nstonat.
entaDllltyfreoot charge, nnd worn ike no charge
unless patent Is secured.
Wo refer here, to the Postmaster, tho Supt, ot
Money oiler Dlv, nnd to onicl.ils of tho U.S.
Patent (idlco. I'or circular, ndvlce, terms nnd
reierences to actual clients In your own stato or
county, wrlto to
. A. SNOW &. CO.,
opposite Patent tlttlce, Washington, (). c.
nnd ti
Snamtal iron mm
OF OAST CU WUOUOHT IllOK.
Stiitiiblo for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
and
Public Grounds.
:o:
The rollowlng shows tho Ticket tlothlc, one of
the several beautiful ttylcsot I'enco manufactured
i,w t,ntv nmi iiiirnhllllv tbnv nreunsurnasR
ed. setiipfjyexperlenia.il hands nnd warranted
to give saiisiucniin.
I'ruicrt and sppoimi-iis of otlier
signs sens to any .'uhirw.
Address
BLOOMSBURG PA-
aiar 4-tr
tarn
Pennsylvania Hailroad.
v
Philado'phia & Erie K h. Divis
ion, and No them Central
Railway.
Wl
TlrV.E TABLE,
In ctlict Nov. lith, 1681. Trains leavo Sun
bury.
EASTWAKD, '
9.11a.m., Sea Shoro Express (datly excep
Sunday), for llarrUburg and liilennedlalebtatloii
anlvlngat Philadelphia 3.13 p. m.; New tor
6.wip. 111. ; Baltimore, Mil p. m. ; Wiishlngio
UAOp. m coiinctiliig at Philadelphia lor all S
shore points. Through passenger coach
Philadelphia.
SOOp. in. Day express
d ally cxcei t Sunday),fur HarrUburg nnd Interme
diate stations, ai riving at Philadelphia
7.S5 p. m. ; New Yoik, 10.50 p. ra. ; Haltlmoro
7.i;0 p. m. i Washington, 8.15 p. ra. Parlor ca
thiough to Philadelphia and passenger cojch
thiouirh to Philadelphia end Halt! oie.
8,S0 p. m. W llllauisport Acco.i mcslatlon (dally
for Jlairh-burg und all Intermediate stations, anlv
Ingut Philadelphia 3 , 5 a. in. ; New York 0.10 a. 111
Sleeping car . ccoinmodallons eun be secured at
llnirlsbuiglor Philadelphia ondNcw York, uusuu
days a through sleeping cr will be 11111; on this
train from W llilamsp't to Philadelphia. Philadelphia
iiasscngeiscan remulnlnslccperundlstuibed until
7 a.ni.
S.SJa. in. Eilo Mall (dally except Jlonday
for llarrlsbuig and intermediate stations
nnlvlng nt Philadelphia 7.50 a. m. NowYoik
1 1 .vu a. in. ; Baltimore 7.40 a. in. ; Washington, 8.5
11.111. 'Ihrouirh Pull , an sleeping ctunaie runcn
this tiain to Philadelphia, Baltlmoie nud Washing
ton, nnd through puhsengcr coaches to Philadel
phia nnd Baltimore.
WESTWAHD.
5.S0O. m. Eilo Midi (dally except Sunday), foi
Eiloiindnl lnteimedlate Matlons and Cnnandal-
gua aud intermediate statlous. KocneMer, buna
lonndNliigaral'alls with th otiKh Pullman I'ol-
nee curs unu pa&engcr cuacues iu j.i iu uuu itucn
esler. u.M-xcws Express (onny except sunuay) lor
Iflck llaveu and Inlermidlate stations.
1.10 11. ul M.ic.ir.i EMiiets idallvexcent Sun-
daj) lor Kane nndlnttiiueuiatestatlous und Can
tnidal;ua und piluclpal liiieiiaedlate suillcns
Hoclicsler, Lulinlu and Maguia Fulls with
thiough passenger coaches to Kane and i.ochester
and I'urlurearto Mllllam.sioit.
0.--J p. 111. i'Ubb 1411U 111.111 CAicpi, suiiuiiijiur litr
no 0 unci intei mtdl.no 1,1111 Ions, and l.linlrn, w at-
,1111.1 illlCllllUl.lLV QIU11U1IB, IUHI IlllUllJiU J'UD.
benger coaclu-H to Iti.-nuvu and waiklns.
u.-m a. in.- bunuay man lor iieuoio anil Intel me
dlato stations.
TIIHOUall THA1NS 1011 SUNBUHY 1'ltOM THE
K-iST AND SOUTH.
Sunday mall leaves Philadelphia 4.C0 a. m.
Hani-burg 1.40 aulvlng at sunbut) u iiu 11. m. with
tuiuugh sleeping car 110111 Phl.udolphla to M1
llamspoil. News Expiess leaves l'klladelphia 4.30 n. ra.
dally, HuiiUburg, s.in 0. m. dally except Sunday
arrl lug al sunbur) 0 53. 11. iu.
Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. in. ; Baltlmoie n. 111. (dally
except Sunday arriving nt suubury, 1,10 p. m.,
ulth llnuugli parlor car Hum Philadelphia
and thiough passenger coaches Horn Philadel
phia and Baltlmure.
Fast Line leaves New York 8.00 a. m. ; Philadel
phia, 11.10 a. in. i Washington, it 40 a. in.; Balti
more, 10.5i a. m., (dally except Sunday) anil lug a
hunbury, tv.su p. m., with through pabsenget
coaches from Philadelphia und 1ml lii,ore.
tile-vnill leaves New i ork 8.00 p. m. ; Phlladol.
phla, ll.su p. m. j Wnshlngluii, 11). 0 p. in. : Haiti
more, ll.'J-p. m., (dally eiiept bunua ) arriving
at sunburj 5.15 a. 111., with thiough Pullu.an
sleeping curs fiom Philadelphia, Washington and
Baluiuuie and thiough pabbtnger loaches Iron
Pi.lludclphla.
MIMU.'liV, IIA.l,i;TON iV M II.ICINII.lltlt.
KA1 1.ICOAI) AMI MIH'I'II AND Wli.s-p
IIKAM'II ICA I. WAV.
(Dally except Sunday.)
Vvllkesbarre .Mall leuves suubury ln.SOa. m.
arrlv Ing ut bloom Ferry 11.37 a. iu., llkca-barra
1S.15 p. 111.
Express East leaves Eunbury 5.i p. m., arriving
at Bloom Fen y 0.30 p.m., Wilkes barro B.01 p. m.
sunbury .Mall leav t vv llkesbarro 10.3 a.m.arilv
lugut Bloom Ferry iu.01 p. m.,hunbury lii.55 p. in.
Expiebs West leaves likes barro s.45 p. in.,
rlvnig at Bloom Ferry 4.15 p.m., sunbury 5.10
CHAB. li PUfiH, J. It. WOOD,
Ociu iianager. Ocu. l'ascnger Agent
jy.LAvVAKE, LACKAWANNA AND
WISTEUN HA1LUOAD.
UI.OOMSUUJiG DIVISION.
SOUTH,
p.m. p.m. a.m.
STATIONS.
bytuo unuersigncu
SOUTH,
a.m. a.m. P. in
s Ul u 40 2 20
6 55 0 43 2 25
II 01 U 50 2 30
OU U 67 2 Ul
1 til. 10 Ot 2 46
I 0 23 10 09 2 61
0 Ih 10 14 2 M
0 SS 10 17 3 (XI
U 3u. 10 20 3 03
Il 4i. 10 CS Mi
u OJ 1 30
K 1,1 1 SI
8 4S 1 ID
8 40 1 11
8 3.1 1 03
K 27 li 57
H IS li W
8 17 ti 41
B 14 a 41
8 08 r; 40
8 08 B! 3,
8 bl 1'.' 31
7 59 1.' SO
7 51 13 SO
7 60 Hi 15
I- 43 li 01
7 tO 11 55
7 18 13 U
7 11 11 15
7 05 11 2a
G 58 11 22
H 51 .1 18
U 50 11 15
I) 3
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Hellenic...
.. 'layluivlllo.
,, Lackawanna.,
PlllklOll
..YW'bt Piitbtou.
II l'J,
U 14
Oil
s m
8 53
8 481
8 43
8 .'
8 85
.,,.vv)oiiiing, ,
. ..Jialiby
Bennett
....lilugstnn
.... Kington ....
l'ljmouih Jui.c
.. .PI) mouth. ,.
.....Wondule. .
NnntlfiiLn
8 15
Ml
8 25
8 21 1
8 17
8 1(1
7 58
7 it
0 48 1 2 3 00
(1 50 10 29 3 11
65 10 33 3 15
7 141 10 37 3 20
7 05 10 41 3 21
1 v.i ill .H It h
lllllllock's ticelt
MIlCLbUIUIiy,,
I 7 24 10 IU 3 45
I 7 41 II 10 3 57
im-iib reny
I 41
7 34
7 27
7 23
7 IV
7 It
7 05
.utiacii naven.
....Berwick .,,
.Brlur Creek,
Mlllow drove.
, Liu e Kldge
I P 1 I IU 1 V
8 00 It 18 4 10
8 03 11 !4 4 13
8 10 11 S7 4 19
, H 14 II 40 4 2J
8 21 11 40 4 30
0 42 II OS
8 311 11 01
11 an 10 si
0 25 10 51
(I 08 ,0 35
II 00 10 SS
5 5.1 M 21
5 40 )0 10
...Blnomsburg"
8 28 II (2 4 so
8 34 11 67 4 42
8 1.9 12 (K 4 41
8 55 13 20 5 (5
0 02 12 28 6 12
0 0 12 33 t 111
0 SO 12 60 5 30
n.in, p.m. p.m
700
0 51
(131
(I 29
0 25
il 10
,. uupert
catawu Bridge
. . Danville....
....Chuljrky ..
... CUIIKIOII.,.,
Northumberland
p in. a.m.
a, in. I
W. I. HALSTEAD, SU.
onice. sciauton, Feb. 1st, 1808
Superintendent's
ioii,CY or
WJILY i l.VHEl.l B
liicaieivihaicois
MACHINERY.
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