THE COLUMBIAN AJSTD DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. The Columbian. BL00M,:"fl7 " Correct Hnllroncl Time Tabic. l-'UIDAY, APltlL 17, 188fi. Trains on tho Philadelphia it It. It. lento llupctt as follows! ' NOHTII, 0:30 a. m. 3M p. m. south. 1 1:49 a. tn. 0:13 p. in. 'lrnlnson the 1). L. W. It. It. lcao Bloomsbun: asrollOWSt NOKIII, SOUTH. 7:05 n. m. 8:S8 a. in. 8:1) P- m. ll:W o. in. tt:30 p.m. 4:10 p. m. Tho 9.80 n. m. train connects at Northumberland with tho s.33 train on Pennsylvania road.reuchlni, Philadelphia at 3:1j p. tn. Tho 11:52 train connects with Philadelphia and Heading road at luipcit reaching I'hllndul phla at D.00 p. m. Tho 1 lit i train connects with Fonnsylvanla road at .lomiiiinucrinnu ut nou, rcacning riuiaueiphia UI.U UJ ,1. u. Tho 4.88 p. m. train connects with Pennsylvania road at .Northumberland at 8. ,3 p. tn., and leaches ruuuui'ipum in, ii. iu. Trains on tho N'. W. 11. Hallway pass Blooin Ferry as tallows i NORTH. 80CTH. 10.52 ft. m. 12:IW p. in. tu p. m. 4:15 p. m. Mr. noil Mrs. Llngle of Hcllcfonto were visiting tlio lattcr's parents recently. John Zancr of Forks was nmong our callers this week, llohr McIIcnry of Ucntou went to Phila delphia on Monday to huy new goods. Mrs. Llltlo of Berwick Is the guest of Mrs. Duller on Hock street. I). II. Vantiattn, who Is a victim of rlieu. matlsm, is nolo to get nround with the as sistance of crutches. Perry IJcnflcld of Millvlllo 1ms changed his arrangement!, and will not move to Forksvlllo at present. Miss Haltlo Zancr of Flshlngcrcek town Bhlp started for Audubon, Iowa, to visit her brother Alfred. Frank Illttenbcniler, her cousin, accompanied her. Tho Espy ferry Is now In operation. Arc you going to paper your walls ? If so examine U. A. Clark's stock. Slight falls of snow occurred on .Monday and Wednesday. There arc C2 applications lor llcensa at May court. Largest stock of wall paper In the coun ty at 0. A. Clark's llook Store. William Qllmoro lins connected his build ing with the sewer. Justices' and ConstnMe's blanks of nil kinds at this ofllcc. J. L. Olrton Is fitting up his new stand with every convenience. It will be a mod el restaurant when completed. ' Dr. House will remove his dental rooms to rooms over C. A. Klclm's Drug Store on April 1st. March 20-Ow Tho SenUnel changed hands on Monday, C. M. Yandersllco having sold out to Wil liam Kilckbauin. Tho attendance large this term, boarders. at tho Normal is very There aro about 125 The Sunbury iVcua says that Itev. John Hewitt, rector of the Episcopal church at liellefonte, has tendered his resignation, to take effect May 1. There Is a musical thermometer in the porch of tho Exchange Hotel. It plays only when Tubbs Is near by wllli that hand organ In Ills pocket. Tho llcrwlck Gatette of last week says that G. W. Pooler who lias been employed n Dr. Little's drug store, .will take charge of a drugstore at Plains, Luzerne county. No change has yet been made iu tho post ofllcc, unit theio is now no positive evidence that any change will occur Imme diately. Tinsley, tho tailor, 13 ready with a full line of samples to furnish spring suits In the latest stylos. Ills shop Is in the Col umbian building. 'Die centennial anniversary of the laying out of tho county seat of Dauphin county was celebrated on Tuesday at Harrisburg with appropriate ecremonjes. Nearly one fouith of tho Uloomsburg lawyers havo olllccs iu tho Cou'miuan building. They me E. H. Ss II. II. Little, P. E. Wirt, C U. Peacock, A. L. Fritz, and Geo. E. Ehvell. William Donovan, who won tho six days' race at Madison Square Garden, New York, n few weeks ago, caught cold soon after the race and died at Elmlra InstFil day. He Is the second victim of that con test. Tho statement of the town treasurer and council hus been published. Wo are sorry that we cannot furnish it to our readers, but tho piicc offered for its publication was so small that we could not afford to accept It. Mr. llryton lias been placed on a com mittee of 11 vo to inquire into the charge that nu uppioprlatlon of $12,503 for the establishment of a hospital atConnellsvlllc, Fayette county, wns obtained under false pretenses. The senate congressional appoitionment bill lns pnssed the House. Mr. Frilz mov ed to reconsider the voto by which It was passed, but the republicans defeated his motion, Illustrated Posters in bright colors are the latest thing In tho printing line. They embrace sale bills, baso ball games, skat ing rinks, horse bills and nearly every line of business, Samples can bo seen at this oftlce. A intctiug of tho miners' associations of Schuylkill, Northumberland and Columbia counties, with thirty-seven brunches reprc. scntcd, held nt Pottsville on Thursday of lust wick, reported the work of tho nssocl utlon In excellent condition. Fon Sale. A large lot of good hemlock iolnt and lun shaved shlncles, Also, a lot of part pine shaved and sawed, at tin lowett cash pi Ices. Axdhew Lauuacii Ss So.s. Feb. 20-2m. Guava.Pu A youug man named S, G. Ellis, former- ly of Uloomsburg, n mother of Thos. Jv Ellis, of this place, had Ills right hand and wrist so badly crushed by tho cars the other duy us to necessitate amputation near the elbow, He was working on tho Full Brook Hullroad, flantiltt Inlclligen fr. "Helnved brtthreu," remarked u country minister at the closo of his sermon, "nmong the pennies mid two-cent pieces o( lust Sabbath's collection I whs surpiUcd to find u gold cola of considerable value. As there were no strangi rs In tho congrcgu tlon It was evidently put there by mistake. lly applying to the treasurer and ptoving property tho owuer can recover his money, Let us unite lit prayer." Vim can suit yourself In tho wall paper pattern?, at G, A, ClaiVa Llook Store, There will bo a grand promenade con. cert given by tho Sodality of St. Columuas' Chuirh on Thursday evening, April 23d. Tickets ndmlltliig gcnllcman and lady, 1.00. The procttds arc for tho benefit of the church, Tho Uloomsburg Agricultural Works can furnish points to nil parts of South tienu nnu tsyrncusc ploughs. Ilcpalrs and extras for tho Farmers' Fnvoilln Tlrll' Champion llcnpcrs, Threshers nnd Separa tors. All kinds of machines repaired nt satisfactory prices. Take n slip of paper and place thereon In figures your age In years dropping months, weeks and days. Multiply the sum by two i then add to the result obtain cd thu figures U708, nnd ndd two and then divide by two. Subtract from the result obtained the number of your years on cnrlh, and see If you will not obtain llgtircs you will not be likely to forget. S. W, Hill of Espy has issued a pamph. let In which h given a report of the lecture of Illshop Wnyinan of the A. M. E. church on Col, Ingersoll, and also the Christian View of religion. '1 he writer Is a coloied man entirely self educated, anil his book displays Intelligence and ability. The price of tho pamphlet Is 10 cents, and everybody can afford to take one. Mils .Mary Packer, daughter of the late Judge Asa Packer, and one of the richest women in the United States, was married very quietly at her home In Mauch Chunk last week, Tuesday lo Charles H. Cam. mlngs, of New Vork, Eastern passenger agent of the Lehigh Valley railroad. Tho groom wn? an Intimate flend of the lato Harry Packer, president of the road. The latest designs In wall p iper nt 0. A. Clark's Hook Store. Mr. L. S. Wlnleistcen and Miss Ada llrower, daughter of J. ,T. Ill ower, Esq, were married at the bride's home on Thurs day morning nt 10 o'clock, by How L. Zah- ner. The wedding was a quiet one, only the immedlnto families of the contracting parties being present. They left at 11:41 for Philadelphia, Washington and Hlch tnond. .May happiness uM long life be theirs! iV petition is balug circulated to be pre- sentcil to the State Legislature, praying for tho enactment of a law providing that hour barrels shall be used but once for packing Hour. It is Intended that such a law should prevent the buying up ol the baircls, which may possibly have comu out of houses in which contagious diseases have prevallud, and from tilling them a sec ond time with flour. Et. A. will in Pennsylvania is not lequlrcd to be executed in the presence of any oflicer and not even as witnesses, but the witness. cs are required to prove the signature of the testator when the will is offered for probate. A will wiilteu and signed by the testator hlnuelf without .witnesses, will take effect if ids hand willing and signature bo proven by two witnesses. They need not be subscribing witnesses. Whllo the weather thus far has been such as to prevent the faimers fiom tilling the soil, It Jias been attended with ono good result. The crop of spring poets has not yet put in nn appearance, and it is fondly hoped by a suffering public that their muses will not be thawed out In time to get in any woik this season. Wo had supplied ourselves with several extra waste baskets for the reception of Spring poetry, but up to this lime have made no consign ments to them. Mr. Thomas Stevens, the famous bicv- cllst. who rode n Columbia blcvcle from San Francisco to llostou, sailed from New l ork to Liverpool, on Annl i. and will start from the last named city to travel on his bicycle through Europe nud Asia j lit erally over Hie land portion of the world. lie goes tinder the auspices or tne Uutinq niairazine. It Is nrobablo lie will winter in Teheran, Persia, and early iu the spring of 1800, begin his route through the Chinese Empire. Heaullful cclllne urul side wall decora tions, at G. A. Claik's llook Store. Gov. St. John, since his icturn from the South, confesses that the temperance work is further advanced in the 'south than In tho north. .Mississippi has 930 saloons, Minnesota, with nbout the same population has over !1,000 saloons ; Arkansas has 1,- 3-14 saloons, California, with about tho same population, has 0,361) saloons. Old Bourbon Kentucky has, 4,401 saloons, ami Ohio, 15,390. Staitling as the statement may be, la propoition to the population, tho nortli has twice as many saloons as tho south. And yet tho south is Democratic and the nortli Hepublicun, and striving to bo prohibition nlso. Last Tuesday was fixed ijr a healing in tho Wolf and .Miller caso before Judge El- well. The plaintiff with Ids wltnesses,and many witnesses for the defendant were present, but Mr. Miller did not appear. The case was continued on showing that Mr. Miller lias not been seen since the 17th of .March, the til st date fixed for the hear- ing. His iamlly do not know where ho is, nnd leurs are entertained for Ids safety. There will be a large bill of costs for soma one to pay. A further hearing continued until June 11th was ordered. A decision has been rendered by tho su preme court of tho United States in tho caso of Francis Djilge3 et. id., appellants, against Thos. Knowlcs, which presents tho question of the liability of a married wom an forcertaln debts contracted by her hus band nomlually ns her trustee. Tho court holds that neither the liability for provls- Ions supplied at u dwelling house where n husband and wife uud their children are living together, nor a promissory note given by the husband, describing himself as trustee for tho wife, In payment for such supplies, can bo charged In equity upon the wife's separate cstato without clear proof that she contracted tho debt In her own behalf or Intended to liliri her separate estate for its payment. Ono of Philadelphia's leading physicians a specialist in diseases of tho lungs, says that imperfect respiration Is nt the bottom of much trouble. In such a case he shows the patient how to swell out the whole clust full and round by a deep inspiration, elevating und thiowlng back the shoulders, and then, when he 1ms gotten Into his lungs tho la6t utom of nlr possible, to hold It tightly for a little time, und then to let it off slowly, blowing out every atom of It if ho possbihly can by foielblo expiialion, drawing the shoulders forward and press ing iu the chest to the smallest possible compass, thus throwing out almost all of thu residual air, und all this through tho nose, wllli mouth tightly closed. "Let him take a half a dozen or more such forced respirations a dozen times a day," says the doctor, and ho will soon doublu his vital cupucity und re'icve himself of most of his supposed chest tiouble. Such forced res' plrullon will compel every air cell posslblo to fieely admit wholesome nlr Into the lit lie spaces nud to expel It also, and some nlr cells that do not often perform their functions healthily will bo compelled to do J. F CuldwilHbukes tho finest bread in town, upr lilf There Is one lawsuit in America almost as old as the English possession of the country, nnd It concerns no less valuable property ihan a good slice of tho city of Now York Itself. This Is the claim con cerning the farm of Anncltc Jans, the wld ow of one of the earliest Dutch settlors who dcpnrlcd the city of Amsterdam nnd this mortal life In 1037 or 1033, and whose spouse afterwards married Domino llogar J u, Tho farm was afterwards merged into tho King's Farm, owned by Trinity Church, nnd the first trial as between the corporation nnd tho heirs of Anneko Jans took plnco long before tho Revolution. Tho case Is not settled yet, and that veter an guardian of the Interests of New York, Mr. James W. Gerard, lolls tho story of tho (arm und tho suit In the forth coming .May Harper's, with the help of a number of Illustrations. Thcro have been live murders in Luzerne county within nine months and two within the last week. The latest Is that of An drew Comlsky, a Pole. Conilsky nnd An drew Hudnochl, a fellow countryman, vis ited Chnrles McMameo's saloon at Port lllanchard and quarreled with tho proprie tor, who struck Comlsky on tho head with an iron bar. Comlsky nnd his companion then left the place. A half drunken mob, friends of tho saloon keeper, followed nnd overtook them and n terrible light ensued. Comlsky's clothing was almost torn off, and he must have made a desperuto light for life. He was finally overpowered and killed, and his body was placed across tho Lehigh Valley Hallroad track to conceal tho crime. A passing locomotive picked up tho remains. Thcro were two bullet holes In tho head, n frightful gash over the right eye, nnd tho face boro traces of a ler. rlblo beating. McMamce lias been nrrest- ed. Comlsky's compauion Is still missing nnd It Is feare'd that ho has been foully dealt with nlso. Appeals. The county commissioners are holding appeals from tho annual assessments of taxes nt the court house. Tho following dates have been tlxen, for those not already held t April 18th for Heaver, Denton, Briar- creek, Centre, Greenwood, MllUln, Scott. April 20th for Derwlck, Catuwlssa, Centra. Ha, Conynghaiu, FIshingcreek,' Orange, April 27th for Illoom and Locust. All other districts wc 'r -u hearings during this week. Arbor nay at tile Normal, The following programme was tarried out on Thursday afternoon at the Normal Hall : Chorus, Model School, Sweet Hilar. Memorial address, Lilian Walker ; Ad dress of Prcs.,Jnhu Herrings Essay, Chas. Lutz, History of the Charter Oak j Dccla motion, Preston, Forest Hymn Dedica tory Address, D. L. Grovcr ; Prophesy of tree and class, Ilishton and Drinker, read by Harry Hess ; Chorus, Model School, Willow tree ; Oration, Williams ; Heci- tatlon, E. V. Auclimuty, Old Oray Oak ; Quartette ; Essay, Mtss Hughes, Famous trees j Dedicatory Address, Sanner ; Chorus, Model School, Sweet Spring Come Again ; Essay, Miss Voigt, Uses of trees j Vocal Solo, Annie Miller ; Declamation liearick, Planting of the Maple tree ; Es say, Miss Currnn, Education in groves ; Dedicatory Address, Hldleman ; Double Quartette. At the close of the exercises trees were planted on the school grounds by thu sev eral classes. Council I'roccc-cluiirH. The Town Council met In the Council room on Thursday, April 9th, nt 7 o'clock p. in., L. H." Hupert, President, and C. A. Moycr, C. H. Sterling, J. C. Sterner, Henry Hosenstock, L. T. Sharplcss, and lsnls.li Hagenbuch, members, present. Tlic Pres ident recommended tho laying of a 12 inill tax, and exhibited a statement of tho finan ces. The salary of tho secretary was llxcd at 10.00 a month. J. Iv. Grotz nnd Sam uel Ncyhard were named for Secretary. Messrs. Sterling, Sterner and Hosenstock voted for Grotz; Messrs. MQycr, Sharplcss, Hagenbuch and Hupert voted for Ncyhard, who was elected. L. T. Sharplcss was elected vice president. The commission of town treasurer was llxcd nt 1J per cent, ou nil money of the town received nnd paid out. Mr. Shuipless nominated F. P. Dill meyer for Treasurer. Mr. Sterner nomina ted Miss Eva Hupert. Moyer, Hagenbuch and Sharplcss voted for Ilillmeyer ; Ster ner, Sterling, Hosenstock nnd Hupert vot ed for Miss Rupert, who was elected. The pay of street commissioner was fixed at $il.75 per day. C. I!, llouscl and E Jaco. by were named for that office. Hosen stock, Sterner and Steillng voted for Hou sel, and Moyer, Sharplcss, Hagcubuch and Hupert for Jncoby, who was elected. The salary of Solicitor was llxcd at $21 00 and L, E. Waller was elected. Hosenstock, Sterner nnd Sterling voted for C. G. Hark ley. D. Laycock and W. Shult were nominn ted for Chief of Police, V. ., . ." igenbuch nnd Sharplcss voted for Laycock j Rosen stock, Sterner, Stcrllug and Rupeit voted for Shutt, who was elected. The following policemen wero appointed i Wesley Knorr, D. II. Freas, N. Chromls, I. M. Willet, William Ringrose, John Fry, Daniel Smith, John Welllver, Harman Smith, Frank Jones, William Thomas Henry Williams, 1). H. Coffman D. Laycock and William Delttcrich. Salary of High Constable was fixed at $50. M. C. Hoodwaid was unanimously elected to that ofllcc. Prices to he paid were llxcd as follows i lnbor $1.25 per day, cobbling S1.C0," one horse wagon $2.00, two horse wagon $3 00. No person under 10 years of ago to be accepted as a driver. The time of regular monthly meetings of ouncll wus changed to Friday nftcr the first Monday of each month. Ordinance iSo. 35 relating to nn exten sion of Anthony's nlley wns passed. HngcnbuchjSternerand Sterling were ap pointed a committee to purchase material for highways. Rupert and Sharplcss weio appointed a committee to prepare nn ordi nance to reuulato sowers. Oh motion It was ordered that the President and Town Engineer visit Wllkes-llarre, and confer with officials with reference to the best method of regulating sewer. Tho following bills wero passed i J. F. Pursell. repairing tools, 1 00 G. E. Elwcll, rent of council room 15 00 E. Jacoby, street commissioner 7 00 J. Penman, labor 0 83 S. Ncyhard, extra woik 0 00 " siilaiy 10 00 W. Knorr. police 4 00 D. Laycock, ' 3 00 R. Hess, hauling cinder 10 35 M. O. Woodward, constable 0 17 G. N. Hattersby, cleaning room 1 00 J. J, Drower 3 25 J. Mourey, Sheriff, boarding -May C 00 E. Jacoby for February 5 25 J. Penman, labor 2 03 Thos. Webb, auditor 5 00 F. D. Dentler " 5 00 C. R. tfouscl " 5 00 On motion It was ordered that the Secre tary urge tho collector to collect and pay In tho taxis as early ns possible. On mo tion It wus ordered that the President ill net tho street commissioner to look after dilapidated sidewalks, und require them , to be repaired at once. Adjourned. A bill which tins attracted considerable attention has been Introduced luto the Leg islature, It glvts full power to the town councils of all boroughs to regulate Iho erection of wooden hulldlDgs. The fol lowing Is tho full text of the proposed measure t Suction 1. -Do It enacted, Ac, Hint the town council of nil boroughs now Incor porated In tho Commonwealth, or that may bo hereafter Incorporated, aro hereby auth. orlzcd and empowered to jiass such ordi nances as may bo necessary to regulate or prevent the erection of any wooden dwell ing house, shop, warehouse, store, car rlage house, stable or other frame tene ment, within the limits of tho respective boroughs. ' Minim. Some ate plowing. Lottie Klrkcndnll will open n term of summer school on Mondny. W. 11. Hnrlzel moved from MllUln X Roads to Ids house In town n few days ngo. J. N. Pcifer, J. E. nnd A. W. Snyder spent last week in Philadelphia purchas ing goods. 11. .1. Oenrhart is there this week. Most of the H. H. bauds who wero sus pended this winter have resumed .work again. Rev, W. D. Donat preached Ids farewell sermon on Sunday morning; he liai accept ed a call at Shenandoah. Aaron Andreas sold personal property on Saturday. He met with nn accident on Mondny while on the road from Malnvlllt on horseback. The horso got In a mire holc,fcll,Hnd threw htm off and trod on Ids arm nnd broke It. Peter Slusser und Wm. lllttenbcnder of Hnzleton vMttd friends at this place last week. Daulel Nyer went lo Aflon ou a duck hunt on Wednesday. While walking down tho P. R. It. he saw n slide on the road, and hcaid u train coming and llaggcd it. The train hands removed the slide, nsked Mr. Nyer his namo and address and passed on. ucntou. We are glad that wc are not a citizen of Llgbtstrcet from the description -"Wen of the characteristics of Its people,partlcularly men, by tho correspondent of that place, "Schuyzzuychkzx" in Ids poetry,publlshcd In the Democratic Sentinel last week. We should live in constant fear of : storm of fire and brimstone, and a dead sea unless thcro were ten righteous persons found there in. Cows have come down. Several were sold In the neighborhood last week at from $30 to $34 per head. The weather has been so changeable of late that out door woik has. not advanced much yut. Wo do not think it woith our while to keep nn account of nil thu snow that comes Aiid go. A little four-year-old nephew of ours win wished to go to church on last Friday even ing, but on account of the bad condition of tho roads tho father did not drive there, but walked the mother and boy remaining at home i In his dissapointment said, "ma, I guess when men go to heaven they leave ) the women nt home." S Quite a number from this place and Cam bra went to Uloomsburg on Friday and Saturday. Wc have not seen any of them since their return, but Imagine they will report good roads. Theie seems to bo some difficulty In Fishlngcreek township relative to a teach er who Is alleged to have taught without a certificate. Another large building in the course of erection in the town ot Benton, Doc. Tom my is nr. enterprising man. The St. Jumes people observed Arbor Day by planting trees In the Church lot. Theio is u beautiful natural grove on tho lot. There aie two or three acres of land In tho church premises. Ccnlralla. The engine in No. 4 slope, Logan col liery, gave out on Friday. Tho colliery was idle until Monday In consequence. Mr. -Martin Purcell of town represented Columbia county nt tho convention of the Miners' nnd Laboier's Amalgamated Asso ciation on Thursday of last week. Grim monster death has been busy amongst us the past week, and removed from our midst, Mrs. Dtnwell nnd .Mrs. Gil lespie, both died after a very brief Illness. Mrs, Drowell died on Tuesday nnd leaves a large family of small children. Mrs. Gil lespie who was married but one year ago, died ou Wednesday morning. Thomas Doran who was accidently bliut in tho hip a few weeks ngo, is able to walk again, with the aid of n cone. The bal1, however, he still carries. The physicians being unable to find it. Notwithstanding tho hnrd times, the building boom has started In ns lively as It did ono year ago. Carpenters mo all busy and leport an abundance of work. Daniel Curry has a beautiful house In course of erection on Locust uvcnr.e. A flro broke out In Iho tenement houses on Hallroad street, Tuesday afternoon, and for n time It was thought all efforts to ex tlnguish the llames would prove fruitless, us a strong wind was constantly blowing, and the supply of witer very limited, How ever, the good management of Will Hayes, In using tho water Just where It was need ed and the assistance rendered by the vol unteer fire department, got the flames under control before any serious damage was done. Ex. Durgess Dyke, is building new ad ditions to his properties on the avenue. Contrary to tho borough ordinances, tho residents ot tho south side of Railroad St., have heaps of ashes and rublsh all along the busy thoroughfare. Wo understand the chief Durgess ordered Its removal but ns yet there Is nothing removed, John Rowan of town left on Wednesday for Merlngo, Iowa. Charles Gctchey, ono of the clerks in the Mammoth store, is visiting friends In Philadelphia. Mrs. Adam Mcnsch, uu estimable lady of town lsi icported as being dangerously HI. Large Hocks of wild fowl arc beginning to make their nppcar.iiice around thu Drush Valley dam.bul the presence of Mike Garrah scares them off. Mike Is always ou the lookout for them but never has tho good fortune to shoot one. The school children under thu manage ment of Mr. Hcffucr planted a large mini ber of trees around tho school buildings on Arbor duy. P. T. Daruum's big circus will uppeur In Ashland ou thu 9th ot .May. Our little neighbor feels highly honored In being ono of tho half dozen towns iu the State In which Daruum will exhibit tills season, The skating link, wu aro Korry to say, has been, thus far, a complete ful'urc. Wu understand that Mr, Pelffer will rent the good will and fixtures to any one who will I undcrtnku to run It. The poor directors made Ihc appointments j for the ensuing term this week, but wero unable to ascertain tho names of the fortunntc ones. Rev. O'Drten, assistant to Rev. J, J. Russell spent the week In Philadelphia. An old weather prophet commenting on the weather a few days ago, said, he look ed In the mlddlo of tlx) book nnd at both ends, but could find no account of spring. Ho thought they must hnvo lost spring nnd are substituting winter until they get u change to find it. Tho bodies ot tho miners entombed tn the Cuyler colliery mines hnvo not been re covered as yet) men arc working night nnd day removing tho debris, nnd will probably teach sr-inu of tho bodies this week. The mules driven by McLaughlin wero found thu beginning of tho wcok, and It Is sup posed that his body will be reached before the others. Hundreds of people can be seen nround tho mines dally, some eager to hear the opinions of those working In tho lll.fnlcd mine, others to gratify their curiosity. The members of tho M. nnd L. A. A., held a meeting In Lcnnhnii's hall on Wed nesday evening. Ths membership Is still increasing, Mtss Illnes of Philadelphia is visiting in town. Mrs. J, Cunningham and Miss Horan ot Mahanoy city spent the week with Miss Maggie Farrell. MARRIAGES. FORCE LETTEER. At tho residence of tho bride's parents,tn Falrmount Springs on April 8, 1835, by Rev. J. W. Lyon, Mr. Robert J. Force to Miss Emma Lcttcer both of Fall mount Sprlngs.Luzcrne county, Penn'n. WARNER PENROSE. At the resl denco of D. F. Hicks In Dloomsburg on Saturday, April Utli, 1885, by How Dr. Mouroc, Thos. P. Warner of Wllllamsport and lnus E. Penrose of Dloomsburg. DEATHS. HUTCHISON. On the 5th Inst, in Fish ingcrcek township, Thomas J. Hutchison, Esq., aged 81 years 0 months and eight days. I. W. HAHTMAN & SON Claim to sell nt tho lowest prices. In comparing do not always take well known leading standard goods on which the prices arc always down to the bottom, but tako the whole range such as a family will buy during the course ot a season, and you will Und you can save quite a llltlo pcrcen tnge. Careful Duyers and good pay trade solicited. O. C. Gallgnnn U closing out his entire stock of stoves at cost. Cull and examine stock before buvlmr elseHheic. C. C. Mnrr wants butter, chickens. lard nnd First class brooms at the Variety Store 10 cts. Fine cigars by tho box. thcm.nt J. F. Caldwell's. Call and seo C. C. Gallgnan Is closing out his entire stock of stoves at cost. Call and examine stock before buying elsewhere. Go to C. C. Marr's for cheap goods. A good red table cloth warranted to wash 50 cts., at Variety Store. I claim tho finest, whitest, lightest bread in tho county at the lowest price. J. F. Caldwell, next to post ofllcc. For the next 00 days I will make Hue cabinet photos at $3.00 per dozen. Light ning process. Quick ns wink. A full line of f rames on hand. MoKiu.ii. Jan lG-'S mos C. C. Marr wants side, hum in exchange tor fish. shoulder and Rising sun stove polish for 5 cts., at Va rlety Store. Ice cream, Saturday, 18th, by tho qt. or gal., at Caldwell's. Wool and cotton carpet Man's. chain, at C. C. Tubbs for 60 cts.. nt Variety Store. 5 to 9 lb more bread for well's than elsewhere. $1,00 at Cald- Stoneware and tinware for less than half price at tho Variety Store. BUShTESS"N0TICES." We must tell of the great specific Hunt'd Kidney nud Liver Remedy. It never lulls to euro Diabetes, Dropsy, Dright's Disease, Arc. Perfect soundness of body nnd mind is possible only with pure blood Lending medical authorities of al civilized conn- tries endorse AVer's S.usaparilla as tho best blood-nurifvlni; medicine In existence, it vastly increases tho working nud produc tive powers oi uom nana ami orain. itocoii ox COUUIID." Ask for "Rough on Coughs," for coughs, colds, soro throat, hoarseness. Troches, Lie. Liquid, 20C. "norair or r.ATrt." Clears out ruts, mice, roaches, tiles, ants, bod-bugs, skunkB, chipmunks, gophers. lt'C Druggists. HltAV.T PAINS. Pulpltatlon, dropsical, dizziness, indlges. ti on, headache, sleeplessness cured by Wells' Health Rcuewer." "iicraii ox oohss." Ask for Wells' "Hough on Corns. lSo Q.ulck, complete cure. Hard orsoft corns warts, minions. "iiocmi on l'.vis" i-oi:oi;sed plastkh : StreinithenliiL'. Imnroved. the best for liacknchc, pains In chest or side rheuma tism, neuralgia. TIUN l'KOl'I.K. 'Wells' Health Renewer" restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia headache, ner. vonsness, ueuiiuy. 91. WlIOOl'iNO COLO 11 no d the iniinv throat affections of children. nromnllv. nleasantlv and safely relieved by liougii ortuougus" trocucs, iuc. ; uuisaiu. a ic. MOTHERS. If you aie fulling, broken, worn nervous, use "Wells' Health Re worn out ami newtr, Tfl, Druggists. LIVE l'UESKIIVEII. If you are losing your grip 011 life, try "Wells' Health Renewer." Ooes direct tn weak spots. "IIOL'QH OX TOOTUAOUE." Instant relief for neuralgia, toothache, .tiPcache. Ask for "Hough on Toothache, 10 and 25 cents. I'UKTTY WOMKX. Ladles who would relnln freshness and vivacity. Don't fall to try "Wells' Health iiencwer. OATAltltllAL TllllOAT AKFEOTIOXS, fllacklng, irritating coughs, colds, sort hroat, cured by "Hou"!! oil Coughs. Troches, 15c. Liquid 23c, "iiorau ox itch." "Rough ou llch" cures humors, erup, Viotis, 1 lug-worm, tetter, salt rheum, frost' id reel, ciilllmnins, TIIK 1101'E or THE NATIOX. Children slow in development, puny cruwncy, and dellctte, use "Wells' HeaJUi Itenewer." WIDE AWAKK three or four hours every nlsut couehliiri Oet Immediate relief und sound rest bj usln Wells' "Hough on Coughs." TrocliM, 10. t jiaisum, -oc. 'KOL'ail OS PAIS" pOltni'SKI) plastic 1 tilrenutheulni;. Improved, thu beet fur '"" uacKaciie, pains la cuesi or eiut, ruvuma wo1 Jsm, neuralgia. Hop Porous Plaster contain no capsi cum to burn and Irritate. They sootho and kill pain nnd strengthen weak parts. 25c. at druggists. William McKnew, 124 Fayette St., DM tlmoro, Mil,, says i "I believe 'Favorite Remedy' is it good medicine. It Is doing ino more good than anything I ever tried, and I have tried almost everything, for I nm a suffeicr from dyspepsia." While "Favorite Remedy" Is n specific In Stom ach and Dladdcr discuses, It is equally vul uablo In rases of bilious disorders, Con stipation of the Dowels nnd nil the class of Ills apparently Inseparable from tho ronsll tutlons of women. v March 27-4w TAKR WAllXINO. At tills season of the year when so many people become subject to ntlncksof bilious ness, kidney troubles, constipation nnd all of the list of troubles llint arlso from being housed up, or that nrc brought on by colds nnd exposure, It is the part of prudence to tnko warning from the experience of others nnd provide ourselves with the means of escape from similar troubles. So wide Is the fame of Kidney. Wort, that great rem edy for nil kidney nnd liver trouble, Hi lt almost every one knows or Its great virtue for such cases. It should be kept In every household ready for an emergency. When baby was sick, wc gave her OAS TOHIA, When she was a child, she cried for OASTOHIA, When sho became Miss, she clung CASTOHIA, When sho had Children, she gave them CASTOHIA. To encourage sleep, create an appetite, brace up the system, nnd tn purify tho blood, tnko the unfailing Hum's Kidney and Liver Remedy. Kind Words for n"Good Thing. Dr. Da vld Kennedy; My wife has used your "Fn vorlte Remedy"- for General Deoillly and Liver Complaint, and is getting strong and well. I can cheerfully recommend Its use in every family as a family medicine. Yours w'ltU gratitude, William Luxov, Daltlmore, ld. Mnrch 27 4v General debility, female weakness, loss ot physical power, llrlght's Disease, and neivous diseases, nru speedily cured by Hunt's Remedy, L UDITOR'S REPORT, CEXTKAMA BOROUGH FOU THE YEAH ENDING March, tSi 1885. tiiovs oitKoo, coixrcTon to ckntha- LIA liOHOUdll. DR. To nuiount or duplicate 18il jsmo "i balsnce on duplicate 5l 31 CR. By amount paid Owen Dailcy Trea1. . " 5 per cent, commission online ft! " unseated lands returned tocom " exoneratl 'ns. " bilanooduo boroutfli 1037 tO M SS 411 HO -J f 1 1CM tS DAVID WALSH, I OI.LIHJTOH VOlt 1881 TO CEX THALIA UOUOUOII. DR. To balance on duplicate 18S1 4"t M CR- I)y amount paid OwenDafcy, Treas.... " exonerations. " s per cent commission on 1-TJ.l 11 " balance due korougb 8'JI 14 n 1.8 19 01 51 20 1177 113 OWEN DAII.KY Trtl'ASL'ItKl: TO CKNTltALIA liOHOUOll. DR. o amount reo'd trnm Tbos. Oregg. col.... 10:17 ft! i,. unisn, cm -ni. .. iiy i ' 1). r. curry treas 'so 5! tl " Jas. lijke lor per mits a oo " .las. Dyke ror llccnso to street venders... 14 00 " Jas. Dyke tor nnes .. S3 M of bond .Issued 800 00 CK. By amt. ot Interest warrants redeemed " " orders redeemed as follows : No. fin, Mayo, U"75,,lolmLlcary,lahor.... 413 to I 00 at at 10 110 II !7 11 tt! 8 Oil 4 (IU B 07 4 CO 8 Kl 31 1,7 10 67 b fill 7 IK) SS 75 153, Aug. is, ', J- it- Lieaver Co., lumber. 105, Aus. 1S'8J, llugli Cannon, labor 177, .Nov. 11 " Thos. It. Johnson, " an, l'eb'y. 10 '83, J. It. Cleaver, lumber ass, Jlny 10 '8 llenj. Orinitb, labor. . . , " " " Dan. Hughes, " ail, " " " aim. mack, !M7, " " " -Mleh. l'.vanch, " 247, " " " Wm. l'elfler, t-r. " 19, June 14 " llenj. or lllth " sai. 1 Alex. mack. 25S, 159, " " 2B. " " 473, " " 277, " " -'SO, " " SSI, " " 2.!, " " so.', July 14 ' Mtclu Kvaucli, 1 II. J. Dyke, 1 Tiios. oerraty, ' Oeo. Patrunky, ' I'oiander, 1 Kubur Valent, ' illch Oerraty, ' 1'at'k. lAvelle, ' Thos. (H-rratj-, 17 00 12 6' 4 nu 124 Oil it-; on 25 33 27 67 7 67 21 23 4 37 3 05 2 10 5 III 2 50 s on 1 50 Si 00 8 00 1 SI 5 33 2 76 5 00 30 00 III 2 67 0 ai 1 17 10 no li) 00 10 U) 40 ii 3 20 CO (VI 11 00 12 50 12 00 2 0-) 4l) 75 WH, " Sj7, " " " Jno. McDonald, 11 ir.w, ! " " llenj. (irinith, " S03, " "" Midi, oerraty, " bus, ' " " Wm. Pelffer. hauling.. . SIS, " " " Nicholas Kline, labor . 316, " ' " Theo. Pelffer, " S17, " " " Anlh. Watson, " 310, ' " " Jas. cleary, ' 3JS, Aug. 9 " Win. 1'elffer, " 310, " ' " Mich. Murphy, " 310, " "" Thos. rein, Jr., " 353, " " " o. Ii Meyers, publishing auditor's report and 20 1 Mips Sill, Sept, so. tu, Pen'. orUllth, labor 307, Oct. IS, " Jew, Hughes, " 371, Dee. n, " Mich, o Connor, " 37s, " " " oeo. W, Hat Is stat'n'y sso, " ' " D. 0. lllnck, witness fees and ono arrest ssi, Dee 14, 'fa Thomas oerraty, labor S'o, Jiarn, si wn iTiner SIM, 40.1. 1 '1 hos Kelluy ' in Pitch 1 Jas C0l.1h.1n Apr 1, 401, 407, 4 8, 401), 410, 411, .7 , " Thos. Oerraty, hauling " Thos. Mui nhv. cosia In Crawford and Mcuulre caso No. 4ii, pr7, HI Win. wilier superin tending mason work No. 415, May 17, Jas. Darren, auditing.... 4i(t -mos. j, iteese, serving notlees No. 410, iluy 17, '84 Jas, Djke, superlnten. unig vutk No. 42), .May 17, '81 Andrew Kane, labor . 421. 1 Luro l'etterman 4?.', 4M, 411, 4 '11, 413. ' 11. J. uyko " 'Jnooarllo " ' l'eter McMninmon " 1 James llagerty " ' Jas, 'ihonipson " 12 CO 2 C8 8 01 2 CO 10 00 M 41 UJ III 14 67 25 3.1 5 00 V3 23 411), ' August oubie " 437, Juno IV, '81 Jas. Djko Jllcli Ilakev " 430, 440, 414, 415, 417, 448, 45, .51, 455, 45I. " l'eter McManlinoa " " Jas. Thompson " "11. J. nyke " " Jos. Steele ' " Mlas steelo " " Wm. Price " " c. o. Murphy " Jas. rogarty " " I'al'k currnn " " Cat. Kehler " " Chas. Mrausser " " Peter l-'etlennan. 1 at 1 31 6 3.1 I (U 3 3.1 1 Wl 13 00 45H, 4C3, 20 10 watclilng small-nox 2 32 No. 465, June is, 'hi Henry Constantino" 3 38 1 U-l 12 CO 10 60 hjj, ,mo .Mona " 460, " " " l'at'k .Murphy watch lnir small-nox No. 470, Juno u.'si Thos Murphy, watch lng small-pox No. 47, June ie, '84, Jno. I'ergiiaOn, watch Hit; small-pox No. 47, June 15, '84, Thos. J. lleese, serv 4 SI 1 CO ing nonces No. 474, Juno 18, "81, Dr. It. Lnshelle, at- tvuuiuK Biuuu.pu puuem No. 470, June is, 'M, neru ril Hellly, labor 14 00 3 00 3 no 3; (U 31 50 477, l'at'k Hurrah " 418, July 10, "61 Jas Dyke, watching small-n ix No. iHi, July 10, '81, Thos. Murphy, watch-' lng smail-pox No. 4S3, July 10, 'SI, rnt'k Murphy, watch. Ing small-pox No. 481, July 1 , 'W, pat'k Murphy, watch. 1 00 No. 4i, Julyio,''8l,ltibt.' White, 'labor 23 01 3 nainuei nunc, 4SS, " '" Kobt. White " 419, " ' Jno sawney, " 4W, " " Dr. j. .M. anlnmr, small-pox physician 403, Aug. n, '84, Jas. Dyke, watching 1 IX) a 00 2 31 150 (10 No. 4W, Aug. is, '8l','l'ut'k .Murphy, watch" 46 60 10 50 sufc p-aiau-LiuA. , (, , , , , , No. 4j7, aua 1J, '81, 'I hos. II. Johnson, watching a uall-nox , No. 63J, Oct. 0, .Dr. J. JU. UHluner, 1 a biuuu-prix physician No. mi, Oct 8, '84, II. c. Michaels, under taker, buiylnginans'chlld No. 510, Oct 8, 'i. Jas. Dyko watching small-pox , No. 517, Oct. 8, '81, Mich, .Murphy, watch. Ing bmall-HjJi , No, 550, Oct. 8, '84, Jas. Jennlugs, labor " 51. ' ltobt. w, Uh " " 657, " " " Jas. Jennings, " 55S, i Henry Conktauttno" 11 uu, " " Jus. Jeanlngs, " 503, Nov 13, '8t Jas. i) kc, " " 566, l'at'k Lynch " 501, " Mich. Hukey " " M.11, " " Jno. uitney, ' " M, " " " Jas.Jennt g ' 5,1, " " " Jas. Tuuliipson, " 6:5. " ' " i:iwell lrtuenbondcr, publishing auditor's tepoit and S.0 slips No. mo, .Mars. '83, Oncn Dalley, postagu etc., ou rornardlng Mate lax 01, bonds No. 6J4.Marl, '85, oien Djlley, btuteux on bonds lly a per cent commtsalons on 11435 88 " balance due borough 60 00 30 00 0 011 B OO H 10 0 011 2 0J 10 50 14 M 14 Cli U 5 II 0 5 IX) 13 60 U 47 M 28 ei m 02 LIST OF Ol'TSTANlUNO 01I11KU8 FOll Till tr.Ait s.-iui.u .ii.Mli. ll nu, 188, No. 411, May 17, '-, 11, 1. Curran, audlllng 10 " 410, " 1. w. i.heen, nrlntiug 1 41, " " " J, 1. W. ltlley, audll'g 0 424, John Koco, Jnbor S (HI 5 3.1 5 II 01 5 II) 4 On 6 STi 5 (VI 28 75 17 00 11 1 3!) 37 50 4 00 12 50 1 K 12 fO 1 S3 22 IC 0 St 2 60 0 67 a 00 4 00 5 00 8 00 43 00 43 O0 2 31 1 3 1 50 41 00 M 01 4 00 3 33 V3 00 21 Ot 12 &! 7 50 4 42 1 75 9 33 0 00 ft .13 5 3.1 7 tO 7 6 10 00 2 23 8 40 1 .13 J 7 15 20 6 68 10 80 1 61 5 80 41 er 5 62 41J, " 410, " 4I, " 451, " 4, " 431. " Henry (steelo Lato Fctterai&n wm. orant Mrs. oconnor jas, MCKHIUS 437, June 12, '81, Win. l'eHIer.T.ilabor 4. " ' " Thos. lticlurrts. " 4U), " " "Thos. il Johnson, wntchlntf small pox 4CI, Juno 12, el. o. 11. Millard, labor.. 4e, A. 11. former, " 444, " ' "t'eter Fetter man, watching smsll-pox 468, .luna 12, '81. Jos, (larvln, watching sma'l-pox. 47i, Juno IS, '81 l'at'k. Lynch, labor 45, " " liobt. Wntklns, turn- Ishlng poles 4TP, .111 j io, '81, Jas. Dyke, watching small-pax 410 July 10, m. Thos. it Johnson, watching small-pot 411, July In, '84, jouuFurguson,watch- lng small-pox 4if, J uly 10. '8 1, Thos Kelley, labor. . . . 400, " " Wm. Itlbblecock labor 401. " " "l'eter Fetter man, watching siaall.pox 401, Aug. 13,rd, Jno. I'urguson,watch- Ing small-pox 403, Aug. 13, '81, l'at'k. Murphy.wntch. Ing srnnll-pnx 4U8, Aug. ll, 81, Mich. Itarrett labor.. 4'i, " " " David stroud, " 5 0," ' " Dr. J, M. owluner, at tending small-nox 510, Oct, (I, "81, Dr. J. M, uwlnner, at tending small-pox 61 1, Oct. 8, '-4, Wm. I-erguson furnish ing dlilntecllres Ml, Obt.s, '81, Oeo. v, Davis, drugs rorsmait-pox 511, oct. 8, '81, Oeo. W. Davis sundries 513, " " " Thos. lleese, serving notices 518, Oct. 8, -si mil. Callahan, labor.... MS, " " " Kobt. White " 532, " " " Park. Lynch, " MS, " " " Mich, llakey, " 554, " " " A. 11. Former, " 55, " " " Jno. Nurtuey, " 5TW, " " " Jas. Dyke, 539, " " " " ' " 541, Nov. IS, '81 IlonJ. Evans furnltuic ileelro ed MB, Nov. 13, 'si, David stroud, labor, wm, " " John Ferguson, " 868, " " " David McLluenny, 570. ' Jno. .McDonald, " 571, " " " Thos. Oerraty, " 072. ' " " JOs. Dillon. " 371, Dec. 12, '81Dan'I..McJliensy, 7I1. 377, " 578, ' 670, .Moll. 5S0, " 581, " 5fJ " 5, " JHl, " sen. " BW, " ttfl " burgess... ; JJ Geo. w. Davis, sundries I, '85, P. E Iluek, " " L A. Kelly .t Co. " " Win, li Da is, labor ' '"Thos. Loddlcojt, " " " wo. vms, " Jas. Dyke, ' " Park, Lynch, " ' " Beth Thomas, , " " Js. Dyke, salary for '83. Wm. ilrvsan." iitarv 13 171 03 B 88 00 4 81 4 U) 1 50 I 33 II 00 30 00 8 33 30 00 3 21 10 SO 7 73 8 40 03s jicu. rof solicitor.. a), Mcli. 5 '83. 1 hos. J. lleese, salary ror secretary 501, Mch. 7, '8, Goo. Copo, labor. S9J. Jas. Dyke, 593, " " " Thos. It, Jolihson 5115, Wm. Peltier, Jr 11010 lO INTKIII'-ST WAKIIVNTS OUTSTANDING. DS.Mch. 31, '81, niw. Williams, Jr.... SCO tJ 60 FINANCIAL STATEMENT. DR. To aint. ot orders outstanding last report 2033 91 Issued during year 1810 1? ' " " Interest warrants outstanding last report 53 CO " amt. or Interest warrants Ksutd Oct 1. '8t (or semi-annual Interest on bonds.. 352 8 1 f IJHi -18 CR. uy unt. ot orders redeemed 2235 88 outstanding for 1881..... 1010 Co ' loi- previous year." v, 01 " " " lnlirest warrants re deemed 403 80 " amt. of lnnrebt warrants outstanding.. 2 60 J4SS0 48 LIAUILITIES. Amount of bonded debt 134o 0 " ' orders outstanding 1 US 20 " " interest warrants outstanding 2 il50l0 80 AS -SEI's). Amt. due by Thos Gregg ool. 'SI..., D.iMdW'nhh "'81.... " " ' Owen Dalley treas. 84. Liabilities more than ns.'ets . 163(1 88 51 20 61 6i . li!71 lu 113040 80 W. tho undersigned auditors ror the llorouuh of Centralla, halt- examined the above accounts and iiuu inciu iu uu currcci, as biaieo. james uAunirrr. 1 II. 1. CUHKAN, V Auditors. OEO. W. DAVIS, Jr. J A RIAL, MS'!'. 11 II Crovellng Ex'r c vs Mary Snyder. Cyrus stackhuuso vs E Keeler Co et al. 1 II Frederick et ux s Edward Lyons. t reucricK 1 losier s use vn ii 11 a w ie 11 co. slenhcn P.lttenbender is Samuel Uower et al. Henry Thorn is vs Ilenjamtii Cearh ut et al. w A .M Orter vs James McAlarney Exot al. Tnomas Geuraghty vs William Lyons et al. Hohr Mclleury et ux vs Wm E Patterson. Gideon sleeker s AUm vs Thomas Ulckcy, Jacob Haines vs N K W II K lly Co. W (1 Yetter vs N S W 11 Hy Co. jane .nojer is.iamesixwars Auminisiraior. craugovlllo MS F& L Association va It A Hen rta. John Longenoercer vs Aaron Hess et al. Oooreo Iloier vs Thoin-is aermrhtv-. JameiLowarsAdinlnlJtrator vs Jacob Wcavtr et ux. .11 o liugncs et ai vs uiwaru T owen .Andrew croll vs N c W 11 lly Co. McCready Hros s Com -M F Ins Co. Daniel s Laubach vs J W smith et al. Adams c son va Francis Evans Trustee. Isaac o liuriel vs I' X II H It Co. William EbnerisM O Smith. l.inlel .arr et, ill vs(l W Kcllsnvileret.il. Mary W Holmes 1 s J S Woods et al. J K ltobblns & son Va Charles Hughes, o D L Kosienbauder vs Chailes Hughes. 11 jj iieacucK is iiuuaiu .iinsieuer. Hartley Albertson vs David T. Jones. l'eter Michael's heirs vs John lloofnnirle. Sarah .M lless vs Daniel F seybert, llenlit'ii l'.igley's lixecutois vs Joan Perry. Jacob Ikiyer is David Vanhorn. Cyrus staekhouse vs E It K A Bclshllne. John Ho i,boy vs 51 .M llartzell. j neouoro 1 craigvs .nanaia craig. Frank htowart is Daniel seybert. s 11 Wolt constable vs Johu le Voho et al. o 11 Hrockway vs Ix'ust .lit coal & Iron Co. Chas w ileliulvy vs chas II Hrockway. 11 l' rH'JUUIl. 13 J. 1j AUHIIlS. Q.RAND JURORS. .MAY 1EU.1I, 1803, Woom Augustus Friend. Samuel fihnrcr. W. 11. Hlngiowj. Hrl ircreok A KAdleman, II J Edwards, Francis Henvlck II C Freas, Oeo Moorhead. Denton lohn Kdheln.an catawlss.i A. T. Lew Is, Charles Sclunlck. centio T. IT. schH eiipenhelaer. centralla Geo. llrwly. Flshlngci-eck-Iautah ltalier. Oroenwood John Leggott, Elijah Lemon, Jonn . IIUUUIUS. Locust Solomon Lelby, Main Charles Itelchait, Calvin Wymanr. Mimin w. c. uartzel. Mt. I'loasant Adam Welllver. .Montour John s Menscli. beott-ll. F. nelgbaul. rjpHAVHHSH JURORS. lifter iVEEK. Illoom II. F. Illcks, John Penman. Benton 'i heodoie Lewis. Hernlck-W. F. Longey, Peter Oterdcrfer, Heaver Conrad Di lu. llrlircreek Samuel Hauok. catawl.i Wm. .Martz, J. Nolensllne. Centio Lei! Alkman, Albeit Shaffer. Centralla .lohu Dails, Jjjhn .Miller, rouyiiitlum Churl' s WeMerman. Flslilncereek Keuben l!ninn. s. t Cieielinc- Abllah Lewis. Hemlock-Francis Po.tt, T. li Sands, lllratn aicruug. .1111111 j, i-. uiMiop. Mimin-James Laige. Madison W. 1L Ik-molt. John ('. sluillz. Wm 1'lno -IllffArler, Jacob Sliultz, John K. Watts. jiuaiiuHi-iwh .Minn uyer, diw-pu IJevan. Scott Henry Kelchuer, Samuel SicKamey, sugarloat-lJindou LarUh- SECONI) WF.UK. Blooin S. C. Biowa. JlIiu Farier. V. 11. Hart. man, ii , ji, lcuer. neai er .11 icitaui rry. Berwick Jullll Hill. J. S. McMurtrlp. Wllet l'.it. nemoii i. i. uie, iinsiiiii'itou Knouse. Biljreieek S. T. Conner. cauwlsvi Fraiik Dolunan. O. p. Feustermnch VT. centralla Thomas Collins. Flsliluoreek Nuwtou Uius, Franklin--Henry Guiihali. (lieeuiiood Adam I'll. Hemlock John s. Neyhaid. Jackson Dai id Cole. Madison-Uriah Welllier. Miniln -John Klrkendall. Mt. l'loas.int-11. II. saiids. IJCUst 11. llernlnir r. Hiiin.ullliorlnt'tnn. Hen. uniuau i. ciuueiu, Pino Irani Pratt, Hoarlugoreek-lunlel Williams, Scott Johu ltoup. Sug.ulouf Clarence Laubach. rpi-xB BHsrp ', -1- I'OUTKAIT 4IF -1- 00 Gen'l U. S. GRANT, -U MONTHLY ror MAY, '20 (Vnl. W lennlmi Demorit, Publisher. 17 E. 14th St., Nw York boia byiAU Acniataicn sua Podtaiklvt. upr 17-ttn r N TOTIOE TO STOCICHOLDHHS. The annual li feline of the stockholders or 4s, ' Jnoingctry 4i, " " " 0". waits, 4?7, ' " " Jnu Moado 4tt, " " " Chas ITtoo 4!9, " " " cat. Kehler 418, ' " " M Irli. Iiakcy til, " " " Jno. Mwtock 4W, " " " Itenojonn 411, Juno t. 4, Jno rerguson 41J, " " H. J. Dyke .Minn x iiei iiraucii itauway company is caueu for 'niesday, .Mull us. l. at 11 o'clock a. la, at 2A1 south Fuurlli sint-i, Philadelphia. Hltx'ilon fur ITOHlde ut and Directors ume day uwn piuvu. Al-uajtl iir.iiDijt, Apr 17 2 w secretary. svusuimiKKoitf TIIK C'Oi.rMBIAN, ilo.O A YA1. sy Pp.'s SALES By vlrtuJ of sundry writs Issued out ot ths Court of Common riess of Columbia county snd . to mo directed will bo exposed to rublloSaleat tho Court Houso In Uloomsburg, on MONDAY, MAY 4, 1885. at 3 o'clock p. m., the following described real es tate, to-wlt 1 All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate In tho township ot Madison, on tho waters of littlo Klshlngcrrok, a branch thereof called Ulack llun, bounded and described as follows t tlo glnalngnta post on a lino ot John Iillhlmo nd corner of land of Amos Heller, thence by land of said Heller east nrtyperchos to a post and corner or land of Valentino Hldleman, thenco by land of said Hldleman north one hundred and sixty perch es to a post, thenco by land of said Bldlcinan west ntty perches to a post on a lino ot land of William Iltbb, thence by land of Wlllla-n Itabb and John Hllhlme south ono hundred and sixty perches to thcplaco ot beginning containing fifty acres ot land, strict measure, whereon aro erected a two story rramc dwelling houso, frame barn and other out buldlngs. Scl70il, taken Into cxecullou at tlio suit ot MatU da Mills vs. Ellas llogar and to bo sold as the prop! crty ot Ella llogar. Lev. F. Sillier, ntty. ALSO All that cortnln piece, parcel or lot of ground, sltuato in Greenwood township, Columbia county and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to-wlt 1 On tho north by public road leading from llohrsburg lo Orangeville, on tno west by lands ot John lUione, on tho south by lot ot Joseph Watts, and on tho east by the public road aforesaid, containing three-fourths or an acre more or less, whereon are erected a one nnd one-halt story framo dwelling house, a stable and other out buildings. Seized, taken Into execution nt tho suit of Abram Crawford vs, Andrew J. Crawford and to bo sold a tho property ot Andrew J. Crawford. FI. Fa. Miller, att'y. A L S O All that certain pioce, parcel or tract of land situate In Madison township, Columbia coun ty and Stato or Pennsylvania, bounded and de scribed as follows, to-wlt: Adjoining land ot Itobert ltobblns, Daniel Phelps, FrankUn Ilunyan, Deborah Murphy, Allen and Lloyd Philips, John M. Morden, John Hlllnger, William Cox, Nicholas lleagle nnd others, containing two hundred and thirty three acres and four perches neat measure, whereon am erected a two-story framo dwelling house, barn nnd other out buildings. Seized, taken Into execution at tho suit ot Martlu Kelley now to usoof William J. Mccormick and Frank C. Angle vs. Meyer N. Meyers, and to bo sold as tho property ot Mejer N. Meyers. l'l. Fa. Angle, ntt'y. ALSO All that certain tract or piece ot land sltuato In Pino township, Columbia county, and Slntoot Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to-wlt : On the north by lands or Joseph and William pursell, on the eastby lands of William Pursell, John Johnson nnd Ira rursolL on tho south by lands ot C. W. Eves, and on tho west by lands of A. J. Fine and Margaret Warner, contain ing ono hundred and sixty acres mora or less, whereon Is erected n dwelling house, barn and other out buildings. Seud, taken Into execution at tho sultotA. 1'. Heller, administrator otEenJaininEic. deceased, vs. Joseph Cole, and to be sold ns tho property or Joseph Cole. Vend. Kx. Ikcler, ntt'y. AhSU All that eti lain lot or parcel ot land situate In tho tow nshlp ot Jackson in tlio county ot Colum blanndstato of Pennsylvania, bounded and de scribed as follows, to.wlt : neglnnlng at a Hem lock virner of land ot John McIIcnry and Uriah Chamberlain, thenco by land of said John McIIcn ry south 71J4- degrees east 90 Jf perches to a stone; thenco by land of Elizabeth Hodgo south i de grees west .13 and slx-tentb perches to a stone, thenco by land ot Daniel W. Stevens south 81 a degrees west 23 and nine-tenth perches to a stone; thenco hy samo south ua degrees west 49 and one-half perches to a stone In tho pub Ho road leading from tho Jackson Church to the Union Church, thence by tho same along said road north sox degrees east 21 and seven-tenth perches to a stono In said road ; thenco by tho same along a public road south 8.V degrees west 70 and nlno- tonth perches to a stone In tho road ; thence by tho public road leading rrom llohrsburg to tho Jackson Church by land or Abraham llldlcy south 63U degrees west 13 and four-tenth porencs to a stono la tho road ; thenco by land ot Theodore W. Smith north 2 degrees nnd 22 minutes cast 88 perches to a chestLut stump, thenco by land of said Charaberlln north Ox degrees east 83 perches to tho place ot beginning containing 83 acres and 147 perches t . let measure, whereon are erected a two story framo dwelling house, barn and other out buildings. Seized, token Into execution at the suit ot S. B. Anewnlt & Co., assignee of William Belles vs. Sam. uel Holies, and to bo sold as the property of Sanv ucl Belles. FL Fa. Herring, atfy. JOHN MOUHEV, apr lo-ts suenrr. GISTEE'S NOTICH. Notice Is hereby riven to all leeateea. creditors. and other persons Interested In tho estates or tho respective decedents and minors, that the fol low In; administration and guardian accounts nnvo been nied in the onice of thu lteglster or Col umbia county, and will be presented tor continua tion und allowance In tho Orphans' court to be held In Bloomsburg, on Moncfay, May 4th, 1885, at 2 o'clock p. m. on said day : ,w. . 1 no. AUU UII4I IKUIUIU III 13d4U . OIUl Admlnlnlslrator, tc. ot Hobert Johnson, Late or iuo luwusiup oi jiuuLsun, ueceaseu. No. 2. Tho second and nnal account or Miles W. Moss, executor, 4c. ot Dyerc. Moss, lato of Benton township, deceased. No. 3. Tho nrst nnd nnal account or E. II. Lit tle, executor, etc., ot James ltoat, late ot Hemlock township, deceased. No. 4. The first nnd tlnal account or II. V. Oar- rett, administrator, etc., ot Elizabeth Wenner, late ot Columbia count , deceased. No. 5. First and llnal account or William Thom as, acting administrator, etc., ot Charles Thomas imu ul iue luiYii ui jjiuomsourg, ueceaseu. No. C First and llaal account ot Theodore W. smith, administrator, etc. otTheodoro W. Farvor, late of Jackson township, deceased. No 7 First nnd llnal oeennnt. nf Anrnn MnsTpl. ler. guardian ot Mary Jan Uowman now van- Jauo Jonn, minor child ot Henry Bowman, lato ot .nam iAinu-uiii, uviea-vu. No. 8. Tho first and nnal neenimt. or Wllllum T. Letdyaud E. D. Ijeldy, administrators, etc. or Isaac Leldy, lato ot 11 mlocK township, deceaseiL NO. V. The account ot A'llsnn ll. Mellick- ntirvlr. lng administrator, etc. ot Peter Mellick, lato of scutt ton nshlp, doceaed. Na 10. ThO first and nartlal account uf Cllnlnn Elllls administrator, etc. ot Charles Hayes, late or catawlsst township, deceased. No. 11. First and final account of snlnmnn ll. Bieubenner. executor. eLc. or "Nnthnn Hi-nrihennep. sr., lateot Heaver lownsliip, deceased. .No. 12. Tho flrat and llnal account of Isaiah H. Hagenbuch, administrator, etc, or Sauiuel Hagon buch, lute ot centre township, deceased. No. 13. First and final account of oen. w. Run. nlee, guardian or ids. M. I'egg, minor child ot Wm. l'egg, lato ot Madison townstilp, deceased. No, n. second and llnal account or Joseph Ilnuch administrator, etc. of l'eter iielnbaeh. lain of Montour luwushllp, deceased. NO. 15. The first anil nnrtlnl npeoimt nf .Tnlm .1. Woolt administrator, etc.. of James McMnhnn. it of Mt. pleasant township, deceased. No. 16. The nrst and nartlal account nf VA. ward .M. Ivey and Ann Ivev. niiininistrators. eic. ot Wm. Ivey, lato ot Hemlock, deceased. No. 17. Tho final account of Gcortro W. Correll. executor, etc, ot Esther Evans, lato or Scott town ship, deceased. NO. IS. ThO first nnd final nez-niint nf .Tnhn A. FunslOIl. Tl Ustee. etc.. Ot Ellzutieth Wennnr. lain ot Centre township, decoased. No. 19.-Tho first nnd final account of Levi 1). Gel. ger, exwitor, etc, of Samuel ltlraby, latoot Mad ison township, deceisoiL No an. 1 he first and partial account ot Stephen rohoand 1'hlilp U Miller, administrator, etc. ot Lett Miner, lateot Centre tiwnshlp, deceased. No. St. Tho account of William npt. mitee etc., ot William Webb, lato or tho town or Blooms' burg, deceused. No. 22. The first and nartlnl nennnnt nf MrIn M. Jackson, and Mordccal W Jackson, executor, etc, ot Clarence o. Jackson, lato ot tho Borough or Berwick, decctsed. NO. 23. The first and nnrtlnl ni--mtnf. nr A. It Herring, administrator, etc., of J. II. stoker, lato of FUbtngcreek township, deceased. no. 21. Tho tlrst and final account of John E. Welllier, administrator, etc. of Mary C. Welllver, lato ot Mouiour township, deceased. .,?.9: 25. The first and nnal nccouut of John Ii Welllver, administrator, etc., ot Evan Welllier, lale ot Montour tow nshlp, deccas&L No. 26,-Tho first and partial account ot Samuel Neyhard, administrator, etc, of Tnomas Crevcl lug Jr., late ot Scott township, deceased. o. .'!, nie nrst and final account of I- ll. Hupert, guardlm ot Elmlra Huntington, late El mli a oelger, minor child ot John uelger, late ot Montour tow nshlp, deceased. NO. 28. The first and final neennnt nf U If Vetter, executor, etc, of Mary A. (iearhart, latoot mum tun uquiji, iivvvaacu. NO. 29. The SOCOnd and mrllal acennnt. nf Hen. ryj. Miller, Lloyd Stiller, und Win. Krlckbnutn, aduilntstrators, of Benjamin Miller, late ot Cata- , wn tiaiii,', uvvuim'u. U, IV. hlKll.NKIl, llegtster lUcorder. $50- REWARD. FOU Kvcry Ounco of Adulteration IN THE D,.i the THS WONDERFUL 3-LB BAH. Soap .MADE ONLY MV Gowsms & Stover, Buffalo, N. Y. For sale, by all (list class grocers. April lo-l-yr r
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