The Columbian.
0. E. Elwoll, ) r.,11...
J. K. Bittonlondsr.J Elltors-
BLOOxMSBUUG, PA,
FUIDAY, NOVEMBER, 2l, 1885
TI10 President has nimoitited John
M. O.impboll ns Stirvovor of tlio Port
at rniia'Hpliia, ana wm, F, Harrtty
ni posiniaiicr.
TIlQ Secretary nf tlm Trnnunrv nn Rat.
unlay last appointed John W." O'Brien
10 uo weiguer iNo. au, v;iass 4, 111 tuo
Now York Custom lIotiseviceGeorgo
n. uacon, suspended.
Hostilities woro commenced on Sat
unity last between Servia and Bui
garia. Sorvia is a stato of Europe,
ana is tributary to Turkey, anil lias
population of about 2,000,000. Bui
paria is a provinco of Etiropoan Tur
key and 101ns barvia on the north
vot; it has a population of between
2,500,000 and 3,000,000. King Milan
himself has assumed command of the
Sorvian army. Tlio Servian numbers
170,412 men with 418 cans. The
Bulgarian army numbers about 00,000
with 104 guns.
AN IMPORTANT OFFICE
At the municipal elections held next
February, caon township will elect
tax collector who will collect all the
taxes for his district. The collector of
county, Bchool, poor and road taxes by
one person will place a largo amount of
monoy in tno collectors hands, it is
important, therefore, that no one bo
selected for this office except men who
are active, honest, industrious and com
petcnt. To givo it to any ono simply
as a political favor would be a great
mistako unless ho possesses these quail-
ncations.
Tho colliery at Shenandoah, owned
by tho Lehigh Valley Uoal Company
winch took nro about three month
ago, is still burning, 300 work
men have been idle sinco the fire
occured. Many thousand dollars havo
been spent in endeavoring to put out
tho tire. An eltort will now bo made
to cut off tho course of the fire.
At Halifax a man named John
uayiiss was taken suddenly ill on
Sunday. William Itoss a man of
wealth was called in to assist Bayliss
to bed. liayliss died as he was put to
bed, aud while in tho act of folding
Bayliss' hands upon his breast, Ross
himselt dropped dead.
A young man named Thomas
O'Neal, aoed 17 years, of Renova, Pa,
while cleaning an old gun on Satur
day last, accidentally shot Ins 10-year
old brother, who died soon atterward
Kiel Execute!.
T11H CANADIAN KUIIEI. BKCOMES A UAK
TVU ON THE OAU.OWS AT REG IN A.
Reoina, N "V. T., Nov. 10. Louis
Kiel was hanged this morning 111 con
sentience of a conviction of high trea
son against tho Queen of Great Britain
and Ireland. lrotn daybreak to-day
the most extraordinary precautions
were maintained against tho intrusion
of unauthorized persons into the bar
racks in which he was confined. No
one was permitted to enter the guard
house until o clock. The scene
presented then was that of Riel on the
scaffold with Pero Andre and Father
MuWilliams with him, celebrating
mass. Kiel was on his bended knees,
wearing a looso woolen surtout, gray
trousers aud a woolen shirt. Un his
feet wero moccasins, tho only teatnro
01 his dress that paitook 01 the In
dian that was in him. Ho received
tho notice to proceed to the scaffold in
tho same composed manner shown the
preceeding night on receiving tho
warning of his fato. His face was
full of color, and ho appeared to have
complete selt-possession, responding to
the serviuoin acleartone. Tho prisoner
decided only a moment betore starting
lor luescauoid not to make a speech
This was owing 'to the earnest soli
citation of both tho priests attending
turn.
He displayed an inclination at tho
last moment to mako an address, but
1'ero Andro reminded him of his pro
mise, and ho then rose and walkod
toward tho executioner, repeating his
prajers to tho last moment, the final
words escaping being, "Merci, Jsu
llo died without a struggle. Not to
exceed twenty persons wero permitted
within tho couhnes ot tno barracks to
witness the execution, and it was per
formed with decorum and despatch.
His body was taken in'charge by the
coroner, and the verdict usual 10 all
state executions was rendered.
AN EASY DEATH.
The scaffold had been erected with
in a contracted enclosure immediately
in tho rear of the guardhouse, and tho
only view of it was through a window
immediately under a ralter. The last
sacrament was administered to the con
demned within the guardhouse proper
and near the opening which led to the
Bcallold. llo responded to the Latin
praveis with a full and clear voico
whilo on his bended knees. When
tho moment camo for him to riso to
havo his arms aud hands pinioned ho
kept looking up slowly repeating his
prayers. Ho th'.'ii walked through tho
opouiui; and down the narrow stair
way with liis face turned away from
the few civilians aud eoldicis who
Mood about tho opening. When ho
was about to tako his place on the
trap, tho deputy sheriff asked if ho had
anything to say. IIo turned to his
confessor, Pere Andre-, and inquired :
"shall 1 not say a lew words T No,
quickly replied tho priest in French,
''mako this your last sacrifice aud you
will bo rewarded." Riel turned and
remarked in English, "I havo nothing
more to say. '
There was somo delay in adjusting
. 1 .... 1 1 j : 1 .. 1 I
itie uuust, uut itiei uiu nut n-iuur
iiiion it aud, as tho whito cap closed
over him ho was to bo heard distinctly
repeating bis prayers, lhero was
barely a quiver as the drop fell, and
liis death was pronounced to havo
been an easy one.
During tlio night Pero Andro urged
upon Riel not to attempt an address
upon tho roalTold, and suggested that
a repricvo might still be on its way,
lint this idea Riel strenuously repelled.
He said lie knew his hour had come,
and that ho was not only prepared, but
that ho would not havo it any other
way, as nothing but Ihe alternative of
prison for lifo awaited him, and to him
death was preferable) to that. Ho
addressed letlus to liis mother and
sister, which touched upon the affection
ho boro them. Ho addtd a codicil to
his will, specifying that ho dosircd his
body to be laid bv tho sido of his
father's in St. Boniface- Cemetery, at
Will nl peg, wliloli request will bo
carried out. Pero Andro will go there
with Riel's remains within a fow days.
His body was interred to-day under
neath tho scaffold. IIo prayed almost
continuously during tho night, using
tho prayers of tho Church and then
again praying extempore In both French
and English. IIo directed a prayor for
his friends in th.i United States, where
ho declared most of them were, aud
again for his friends in Quobee. lie
prayed for his lawyers, speaking of
there efforts in his behalf and of their
going to England for him. Tho attend
ing priest told him it was his duty to
pray for his enemies. Ho replied:
"That is so''and at onoo began to pray
in English for tho Premier of Canada,
but in his supplication ho asked that
tho Government might soon bo rolievod
of his rule.
HIS LAST UKAt,
Tbo condemned man nto for tho last
timo at 11 o'clock last night. In con
sequent of his fast ho showed signs of
faintness early this morning, but they
had entirely passed away when ho
mounted tho scaffold. Durinc tho
early hours of tho morning ho gathered
up all tho papers which covered his
desk, embodying supposed visions ho
had seen and his propbeoies, aud asked
the privilege from tho ofliccr of the
guard to destroy them. This was al
lowed him, and, gathering them
together, ho carried them to an
opon slovo firo and thrust them in,
watching them until tho (lames had
devoured them. IIo then returned to
his cell and his devotions.
The oxecutionor was a man named
Jack Henderson who was a captive
of Riel's in the rebellion of 1870. Rev.
Charles H. McWilliams, who assisted
F&thor Andro in his attendance upon
Riel during his last hours and was u
classmate of tho' robot at Montreal
Col lego in 1860, is firm in tho belief
that Riol was insane and so expressed
himself to the representative of the
Associated Press to-day. In this belief
ho addressed a letter last Monday to
tho Governor General of Canada, citing
Ins hrtn conviction, and saying that,
whilo ho deemed Riel a dangerous
person and ono who should be
confined for life, expressed the view
that if the sentence of death was carried
out his blood would be upon the head
of Lord Lansdowno and his immediato
advisers. He addressed a similar
dooument to Sir John A. Macdonald,
prime minister of Canada.
Great Fire in Galveston, Texas-
At 1:40 o'clock Friday morning of
last week tho most destructiyo nro in
the lnnory ot Ualvcston broko out in
u foundry aud car repairing shop on
tho north side ot Avenue A known as
tho Strand, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets. A gale from tho
north was blowing, and the Haines
spread with rapidity to both of the
adjoining buildings, one being a gro
cery aud tho other a dwelling.
Soon tbo long tongues crossed tho
street, and two more buildiugs were
in flames, tho inmates barely escaping
with their lives. At this moment the
Firo Department cot two streams
going, but they were of no avail. Ihe
heat became so intense that the firemen
had to abandon their places, and the
wind rose and carried myriads of
sparks to premises east of Avenue A.
In half an hour two blocks were burning
fiercely, and by 3 o'clock every ono saw
that a great conflagration was upon the
city. Peoplo for squares around on
either side of the burning blocks be
came panic-stricken, and tho cries of
trightened women could be heard
abovo the roar of tho firo and the mourn
ful wind. At 3J- the fire had traveled
thrco blocks distant from its starting
point, but in a straight line, being con
fined to the blocks bounded by Six
teenth streets.
About 4 o'clock tho fire began to
spread to tho east and to tho west of Six
teenth and Seventeenth streets, and
the wind rose to a gale. For a time
it seemed as though tho entire eastern
half of the city was doomed. The
fire spread to the southward, licking up
the blocks ot fano residences hastily
abandoned by their inmates. By 5
o'clock it bad reached Broadway, which
threads tho centre ot tlio island, run
ning east and west. At 7 o'clock tho
wind began to shut, then to decreaso
until by 8 o'clock only a fair breeze
was blowing, But by this timo tho
firo had eaten its way to Avenuo O,
where, at 9i o'clock, it seemed to
exhaust itself, and the firemen, coming
up, checked its further ravages at this
point, or within two blocks of the Gulf.
From the housetops the smoking
burned district resembles a huge black
half-opened fan, lying across tlio island
from the bay nearly to tho Gulf. Tho
island at that point is nineteen blocks,
or ono mile and a quarter wide. Tho
business part of the city begins at
Twentieth street and runs west ten
squares. The burned district includes
tho wealthiest and most fashionable
lortion of tho city. Ono hundred
olegantly furnished mansions aro in
u'iih. Many of thoso residences had
beautiful gardens attached to them,
and the moneyed loss does notiepresout
half their value. Tho scene during the
progress of tho firo was frightful: so
filled with misery and terror that who
ever witnessed it must bear its vivid
impress for a lifetimo. Tho wind roso
to a screaming galo and swept through
tho burning belt in swirl, carrying
millions of live cinders high up in tho
air and raining them down a niilo
distpuco over the wooden city and its
panio stricken inhabitants. Tho entire
east end of tho oity contains hardly a
dozen brick dwe'lings. All is wood
Texas pino and it burns with
ndescribable fury. Fivo minutes after
a house had caught it would bo wrap
pod in flames.
Tho alleys and streets for ten squares
on either side of tho burning belt were
linen with tho blanched laces ot women
hildren, and equally helpless men, who
could do nothing in such a gale but
crouch down for shelter fro.n the
piercing norther'and watch tho flames
ick up tho muts ot lifetime.
Although tho victims number many
of tho wealthiest residents of tho city,
ncli as Julius Rungo. Leon Blum.
Mrs. Magale, and u score of others,
whose individual wealth runs up near
tho million and half million, yet the
great majority of thoso burned out loso
the better poitionx of their fortunes.
When the firo started tho gale was
blowing at tho rato of thirty miles an
hour. At 2 o'clock tho Signal Service
observer estimated tho velocity of (ho
galo in the vicinity of tho firo at sixty
miles an nour, and this velocity was
maintained until near G o'clock. The
total area of burnt district is 100 acres,
and foity blocks wero swept clean of
ovorything combustible. More than J
400 houses burned, and it is estimated
by tho Relief Comniitteo that about
l.UUU (amines were unhoused, tho great
mnioiity of whom especially tho poor
oneu, lost everything.
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
(From our ltcgular correspondent.
Washington. D. 0., ISov. 18 , 1885.
The week has been ono of closo con-
fluumuut to tho President, who is at
work on his first mcssngo to Congress.
IIo has had frequent consultations
with different members
net, but has Been fow
than those having tho
of his Cabi-
other peoplo
most urgent
busincsj with him.
1 ho present week will bo ono of
equal seclusion, as ho expects by tho
close 01 it to compieto this document,
and have it ready for tho printer.
Tho mcssago is pretty well under way,
and patls of it aro now boing copied
on the typewriter. It is said ho has
touched upon many points with his
characteristic vigor. A good ideal of
spaco has been devoted to commercial
relations and the steamship contro
versy, and it is believed tho President
will sustain tho Postmaster Geuornl.
Tho Navy will also bo given dno con-
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Biucrauoii, nuu congress win 00 urged
to appropriate largely for now vessels.
A Demooratio Congressman who
has just returned to Washington was
aeked what would be tho tendency of
legislation this nc?s;on. Ho replied :
"Wo cuunot tell until wo see what tho
President will aBk us to do in his .mes
sage." Still ho thought thcro woro
several matters that wero certain to
come beforo Congress lor action.
"Tho Army and Navy" continued ho
"both requite a good deal of legisla
tion.'' There is a sentiment among
Democrats that this administration
must ro creato tho Naval Service, aud
that it must bo restored to tho position
it occupied in tho world's fleet beforo
tho war.
It is easy to note upon tho faces of
ivepubiicau Uongressmen as thoy gath
er in Washington an expression of dis
couragemcnt. They feel that tho
party in power will stay. Tho Repub
lican party has had taken away from
it tho power of its Federal officers and
its ability to raise assessments from
office holders. Tho Democratic party
camo very near beating it with all of
this artificnl strength, and tho recent
uieuuuus mivu proven mat tno JJemo-
cratio party can Btand alone, and
needs 110 I edcral patronage to back it
iou hear no mora now about war ii
tho Senate, and nothing about Demo
cratio rovolt oven from Republican
congressmen.
The President's order excluding
office seekers aud public men from tho
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v nuu iiouee except wnen they havo
uiuiiu uuBiueas wmi unu win probably
bo revoked at tho ,end of tho month.
It was mado to givo Mr. Cleveland
timo to prepare his message, and ho
has said that ho feels 110 inclination to
restrict public men in their visits to
him or to require ihem to specify their
unaiuesH m uuvancc. lew days ago
some prominent congressmen were
protesting against tho order in the
office ot Trivato Secretary Lamont
Presently they were admitted to see
tho President, and finding him alone
once was sucn an unexpected conven
ience, that they went away thinking
well of the late order.
The event at tho 'White House on
baturday was tho arrival of its long
absent hostess, Miss Cleveland. She
has been at her homo in Oneida
County, New York, and returns to re
sume her social duties here.
Alio White Houso was thoroughly
overhauled and cleaned during her
absence, and now it is in order again
for tho coming season. Carpets,
pictures, and bric-a-brac wero all tak-
en out and subjected to tho process
iamiuar 10 good housekeepers, and re
placed. The windows are draped in
lace a,nd damask us of old, and the
only change in the whole arrangement
irom mat or last year is tho substltu
lion ci a iuu length portrait ot ex-
1'resident Arthur for that of Gen.
uruui, 111 mo iveo 1'arior. The por
trait oi tne latter has been placed in a
conspicious position in tho corridor.
During tho week several Republican
officials here wero relegated to privato
me. nearly an tr.c higher olhcials in
tho Treasury Department now aro now
men and Democrats, and tho good
wors 01 tno new nroom goes on stead
ily if not rapidly.
o . r -
Qeureiary ifianniiig seems to grasp
ins wnoie complicated IJepartineut,
and his energetio business methods aro
felt through every brauch of it. He
spread constornation among Treasury
clerks last Friday by issuing an order
that tho names of all clerks who "came
late to the Department should bo re
ported to tho chief clerk. Tho door
keepers at tho Treasury wero armed
with tablets and took down tho names
of tardy clerks as thoy arrived. The
result of tho first day's catch was 235
-1-1! "
ueiiuqueuts.
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the cure complete by giving the system health
and strength, and enabling it to throw off tlio
depressing effetts ot the disease.
Catarrh
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Mr. A. Ball, Syracuse, N. Y., says i "Hood's
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my reach. Hood's Barsaparllla lias beea
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H. l- MiLLKTT, Boston, Mass.
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TUBLIC SALE
OF VAtUAllLK
Real IDstsilc!
The undersigned executors of John Koiohnpr.
ui'ii-uk-u, wm expose to puDiic saw on
Thursday, December 3, 1885,
he iu o ciock a. m., on tho premise?, tho following
described valuablo real estate, to-wit: All that
piece, parcel and tract ot land, sltuato In tho
township of Jit. Pleasant, county of Columbia nnrt
stnto ot Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
ioiiows, io-wit! neglnnlne at a corner of land of
Orlmcs, thence north ten degrees west, six-
iy-iour percues to n corner, thenco north seven.
teen degrees west, thirty-flvo perches to a post;
thenco north fifty-six and a half degrees east sev
enty-three and four-tenths perches to a chestnut;
thenco north nfty-flvo degrees cast lltty-threo
percnesioa chestnut oak; thenco north twenty-
six degrees east, thirteen perches to a corner;
tnenco north twenty-six degrees west twenty.
three slx-tcnths perches to a chestnut; thenco
north twentr-ono degrees west thirteen perches
to a corner; thenco north Hcventy-four degrees
east iwemy-six percues to a corner; thenco north
twenty-two degreea west, twenty and two-tenths
perches to a pine; thenco north thlrty-ono degrees
w esc,rorty tnreo and four-tenths perches to a corner
inenco north six degrees cast thlrty-elaht andone.
tenth perches to a hemlock; thenco south twenty
degrees east twenty-two perches to a hemlock
(down); thenco south twenty-six degrees east flf-
ly-iour perches to a post; thence south twenty-
one ami a nan degrees cast twenty perches to a
corner; thence south fourteen and a half degrees
ease, ten and four tenths perches to a corner:
inenco south nvo degrees east eleven 4; llvo tenths
perches to a corner; thenco south tweniy-threo
degrees east thlrty-fourand six-tenths perches to a
corncr;thenco south elei en degrees east twentysev.
enana nvo-tenths perches to a corner; thenco south
uiree degrees cast thirty-eight perches to a corner;
thenco south twelve degrees west thirty-four
percnes to an abuttment of brldgo at creek; thenco
southforty-threo degrees west twenty-nino and six-
tenths perches to abuttment; thence south sixty-
one and a half degrees west sixty-two perches to an
oak; thence south seventy-seven degrees west
twenty-six perches to a corner: thenco south
elghty-nvo degrees west thirty-seven and flvo-
tenths to a corner, the placo of bcginnlng.contaln-
ing
141 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, on jvhlch is erected a large two story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
largo bank barn, wagon shed, corn cribs, stables
ana out Duudlngs, all In good condition. A good
wen or water at tno door. About 120 acres of this
farm U cleared and in a high state of cultivation,
the balanco Is In good timber.
ALSO,
All that certain messuage, tenement and tract
of land situate In Scott township, Columbia Co.,
Pa., bounded and described as follows, to-wlt:
Beginning at a corner near the Vishlngcrcck:
thenco by lands of John Kelchner north clghty-flvo
degrees east thirty-seven and nvo-tenths perches
to a corner, thence by same north seventy-seven
degrees east, twenty-six pcrche3 to a stake; thenco
by tho same north sixty-one and a halt degrees
east, sixty-two perches to abutternut; thenco
north forty-three degrees east, twenty-nine and six
tonths perches to a buttment ot brldgo across
lshlngcreek; thenco north twelve degrees east
thirty-four perches to a corner;thenco south eighty
thrco degrees east, nine and slx-tenths perches
to a corner; thenco by lands of Abram Custard,
south ten and n half degrees west, forty-ono
perches to a corner; thenco by lands of Jacob Ter
wllllger.south eleven degrees wcst.cleven and nvo-
tenths perches to a corner; thenco by tho samo
south elghty-tlve and a halt degrees west, three
perches to a cornenthenceby the samo south fifteen
degrees west, ten perches to a corner: thenco
south seventy-ono degrees east, two perches to a
corner; thenco south ten degrees west, blxteen
perches to a corner; thenco south eighty-seven
degrees east, ono perch to a corner; thenco south
seventeen degrees west, forty-nlno perches to a
corner; thenco north elghty-erght and a half de
grees east, torty-seven perches to a corner; thenco
south eighty-one and a halt degrees east, eleven
ana lle-tenths perehestoa corner: thence along
an nncy south ten and three-fourths degrees west.
thlrty-slx and Ovetenths perehes to a corner.thence
north seventy-seven and a halt degrees west, 9 &
flvctenths perches to a corner.t hence south ten and
three-fourths degrees west, three and six-tenths
perches to a corner; thenco south seventy-seven
and a half degrees east.nlne & five-tenths perches
to alley aforesaid; thenco along said alley south
ten threcfourths degrees west, nineteen & two
tenths perches to a corner; thence north seventy
two and a half degrees west, nino tc two-tenths
perches to a corner; thenco south thirty-one and
ono-fourth degrees west, 14 & live-tenths perches
to a corner; thence south forty-six and one-fourth
degrees west, fourteen S soven-tcnths perches to a
corner, thenjo south seventy-nlno and three
fourths degrees west twenty-nine and nve-tentlis
perches to a white oak stump; thence north sixty
four degrees west, twenty perches to a corner;
thenco north ntty-scven degrees west six and sev-
on-tenth3 perches to a corner; thence souih
elghty-thieo and a half degrees west, ten perches
to a corner; thenco north seventy-seven degrees
west, twenty-two pecches to a corner; thence
north forty-three degrees west, nineteen and four
tenths perches to a corner; thenco north sixty-
four degrees west, seven and seven tenths perches
to a corner; thenco north seventy-three degrees
west, eleven and seven-tenths perches lo a cor
ner; thenco north eighty-five and one-half degrees
west, sixteen perches to a stono corner; thence
north eleven degrees wost, eighty perches to a
corner, the placo of beginning, contalulng
114 ACRES
and four perches of land, be tho samo moro or
less, on which Is erected a largo
QlIST AJJD pLOJt!flq fllLL
with excellent water power and water right, two
Fit AM E DWELLING HOUSES,
largo bank barn, sheds and out buildings. Tlio
mill Is provided with four pairs ot burrs and all
tho necessary machinery In excellent condition
and good working order, and with plenty of water
at all times, fed by the Flshlngcreek. If desired
the mill and water right w ill bo sold separately
from the farm.
Aa tho executors have decided to close out tho
estate at the earliest posslblo date, the abovo do.
scribed tracts will positively bo sold and thoso
wisuiug 10 iiurciiuse, suuuiu uvuu iiii-insi'ivcs 01
mis opporiuitiiy 10 secure u kihkj 1.11111. iiiu ex
ecutors would alo havo It distinctly understood
that none of tho heirs aro dohlrom of having or
fiurcnosing luesu luuug uuu purcuust-rs iiecu lucre
aro have no hesitancy In bidding, as the highest
uiuaersuau uo uiepuruuuser,
TKKSia OK SALE: -Ten per cent, of one-fourth
of tho purchso money to bo paid at tho striking
down of the I
i nronerty.
, tho one-fourth less the ten
percent, at the confirmation absolute aud tho ro
malnlng three fourths lu one year thereafter.wlth
Interest from confirmation nlsL possession given
April 1st, lta. purchasers to pay fordeeds.
11. 111.1.11.11111, i
K. u KELCiiNKH. Executors,
CEO. V. KELCHrlKR.J
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
milKur inuiLinH eini)H,uii ii.
The undersigned auditor amioliited by tho Court
to distribute baluuce In hands of the administra
tor to and among ths parties entitled thereto, will
attend to the duties of his appointment at hu
oniceln Bloomsburg. on Monday, the 2Jd day of
November, ltfcfi, at II) olelock a. in., when and
where all persons are hereby notified lo appear
and present their claims beforo the said Auditor or
be forever debarred from coming In for a share of
said fund. J. It. MAIZE,
oct-3! tf. Auditor.
Send 10 cents postage, aud we will mall
you ivi a rojal, valuablo, sample box
of goods that will put you In Ihe way
of inaktnir more monru at once, than
anything else In America. Both sexes of all ages
can live at home and work In spate lime, or ul! tne
time. Canltal not mi ul red. Wo will start vou.
lmuiensonav sure for those who start at once,
bTiNso.N a CO., l-ortiaud, lie. uowuiy
SHERIFF'S SALES.
lr vlrtuo of eundrr writs Issued out of ilm
Court ot common l'leas of Col. Co.. find lo tno ill.
rooted will booxpo80l to public Balont the Court
houso in uioomsoun?, Oh
Monday, Decombor 7, llf
jit p. m., nil that certain lot ot ground sltuato
In tho town of Catawlssa, county of Columbia and
stnto ot Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to wn i on tho east by on alley, on tho
west by Second street, nn Ihn nnnii uv i-mn
street, and on tho south by land ot legatcei of
Solomon llelwhf, deceased, and Benjamin llarndt,
whereon Is erected a twostorv fpnmo ii..iii.,
homo and outbuildings.
seized, taken In execution, at tho suit of James
S. Lowars, administrator of Joseph clewcll, etce'd,
vs. l'aycn Weaver ami to bo sold as the properl y
of I'aycn Weaver.
Ithawn, Att'y.
Vend. K.t,
ALSO,
All thu certain tnossuairo nr tenement nmi ini
of ground situate, lying and being in tlio town ot
Bloomsburg, county ot Columbia and state of
rcnnsyivnnia, bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: Beginning nt tho corner of a lot of irrouml
of l'hlllp Unangst, on tho south sido ot Main or
Socond street, of said town, nn 1 running thenco
north slxty-ono degrees east thlrty-nvo feet to a
lot ot ground of Joshua l'etterraan. thenco bv the
samo on 1110 wan separating tho houso erected on
tuo said premises from tho houso of JOaliua l'ct
tennan southwcstwardly to the rear of tho said
nouso, tnenco southwardly along the rear wall of
1110 nouso creeled on tho nremtscs heiehv rnn.
vcyed or mortgaged, ono foot and eight inches,
thenco by tho lot of Joihua Fetterman south-
eastwardly lo a post on lino alley, thence atom?
the said alley southwcstwardly thlrtv.thren fwt.
and four inches to tlio corner of lot of ground
01 i-iiiup unang-st, tnenco along tho samo
northwestwardly two hundred and seventeen feet
ami six Indies to tho place ot beginning, contain.
Ing one-sixth of nn acre, more or les3, whereon
nro erected n two-story brick house nnd framo
stable.
Seized, taken In execution, at tho sun. of riiw
iiiignes, assigned to .Margaret N. Herman, who
assigned to ltobcrt O. Xeal vs. Lloyd l'axton and
i. ic Drinker, executors ot Jeremiah II. Harman,
with notlco to Mary N. Harman. widow, and Liz.
zio t-'ulton, nnd I. W. JlcKclvy, guardian, ndlitem,
ot Samuel 11. Harman and Helen Harman, children
nnd heirs of tho said decedent, and to bo sold as
tno property of Lloyd l'axton nnd K. It. Drinker.
cAtuuiorsoi .jercmian 11. Harman. with not coto
aiary n. Harman, widow, nnd iJzzlo H. Fulton,
una 1. w. Jicivelvyiguardian, adlltem, ot Samuel
B. Harman and Helei? Harman. children nnd heirs
01 ine aeceuent.
Clark Att'y. Lev. f0.
ALSO,
All that certain village lot. sltuato In F.snr. col.
Co., l'cnn'a, bounded on the south by Main street,
on tho west bynnn'ley, on tho east by lot owned
by Alexander .Vanlch, being sixty feet front on
Main street, whereon Is erected a two-story framo
dwelling house, stable and other outbuildings.
eizeu, taken in execution at tho suit of M. C.
Woodward vs. John Waters nnd ltobcrt S. Howell
and to bo sold as tho property ot John Waters.
Howell, Att'y. yCnd. Ex.
ALSO,
All tho real estato of Charles and Frederick
Smith sltuato on Front street in tho town of Cat
awlssa, county ot Columbia, nnd state ot Penn-
aylvanla, bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: on the cast by Front street, thenco running
niong piua street sixty and n halt feet to lot
owned by John Boyer, on said Front &trcct, on tho
west by lot of Jacob Fisher, on tho north by lot
ot Iielwlg, on tho soutli by lot of John Boyer.
running along the same 88 feet to land ot Fisher,
whereon aro erected a largo frame dwelling houo
nnd stable.
Seized, taken In execution, at tho suit of Philip ,
H. Miller, assigned to 11. Frank Zarrvs. Charles
Smith nnd Frederick Smith and to bo sold as the
property of Charles Smith and Frederick Smith.
Zarr, Att'y. Ft. Fa.
ALSO,
All that certain mcssuago and lot, piece or par
eel of ground sltuato on tho northwest corner 0
East and Fifth streets, In tho town ot Bloomsburg,
bounded and described as follows, to-wlt: On the
east by East street, on the soutli and west by
Firth street and Strawberry alley, and on tho
north by lot ot John Culp, being about ninety-nve
feet on East street, two hundred and twenty
feet, moro or less, on Fifth street, and
two hundred feet, moro or less, along
lot ot said John Culp and being tho
samo premises which Samuel Nolten nnd ire, by
deed dated tlio twenty-eighth day of May, A: D.
18?0, and Isaiah Hagcnbuch and wlto by deed
dated the fourteenth day of December, A. B. 1SC9,
conveyed to Stephen H. Mlller.aforesaid, on which
are erected a two-story brick houso and other out
buildings.
Seized, taken lu execution, at tho suit of Isaiah
Olger, Josiah GIger, Jeremiah Hess, Debora Har
rison and C. W. Miller, In trust now to the uso ot
Elralra Huntington vs. S. 11. .Miller and to bo sold
as the property ot S. H. Miller.
Knorr and Wintersteen, Atty's. Lev. Fa.
JOHN MOUKEV,
Sheriff.
Q.IJAND JUltOHS.
ton SECEiniEii Tmor.
Bloom John Itehin, William Thomas.
Berwick Isaiah Bovver. Oswald (Irnslev. F K
jiiti.iicu, uuun ciiiuiicuui.-ici, .i u oveii.y.
UOT Si - 1.1U1U .MH IT.
Center Ldward Stewart. John wnnlch. Jnsinh
Conynirham Andrew Cain. James Kostenh.ni.
uer, wi-o 1.1-ner.
Fisinngcrcck J n Mcllenry.
jieintocK rruiiKiiii .Moore.
Jackson Calvin Derr.
Maine Joseph ochrer.
Mltlln-.M V B Keller.
-Montour P s Karshner.
Scott Joseph Carl, M O MeCollum.
L,ST
OF CAUSES
X011 VECEMBEK TEKM.
.Tesso Pasten vs Jacob Hay 4- son.
Frederick Hosier's use vs I) II & V It It Co.
.losian nn ins' use vs vv roits liainsevet ai.
Bohr Mcllenry vs Wm K Patterson.
James Bird vs Darllnir cum et nl.
Mary U Holmes vs J s Woodi et ux.
Auams son vs r- rancisKvans trustee.
Peter Michael's heirs vs John lloormicle.
n 1) Fowler vh Berwick lioro.
Casner Krantz h Berwick Boro.
John L sponenburg vs Berwick Boro.
i i- irmi vs itiiiuiu wrm&r.
Frank Stewart vs Daniel F Seybert.
.1 J Crawford vs Hiram Thomas.
I) F seybert vs E L Adams et al.
Jonas Doty et al vs John suit.
E L Adams vs 1) F bevbert.
A II llei ring et al vs H C Creay.
A M Fieas M fir Co va O F I-'oi i N el . al.
Thomas (ieddls vs Joseph Foust et al.
P K Vannatta vs Joseph Foust et ah
II F Everett vs U F Sullirr et al.
Ueo o WelMver vs o V Fen la et al.
MISTER'S NOTICE.
Notlco Is hereby given to all legatees, creditors
and other persons Interested In the estates of tlio
respective decedents and minors, that tho fol-
inning uuiiuiiisu iuiuu, cMiciiwirH uuu guaruian
accounts have been nied In the ontco of Mm lipi.i-
ter otcolumbla county, and will bo presented for
uuiuiriuuiiiiii nun allowance in mo orphans'
uuun iu uu uviu in muuiiisuurK, uo aiunuay, uec.
, tixjf Mb w limit i. ul. uu Diliu iinj ;
No. 1, The first nnd Una! account ot Lovl Mich.
nel, administrator ot Susannah ltumbel lato of
ncavrr uimisuip, uecuaseu.
No. s. Tho ilrst and partial account of Matilda
Walter, administratrix ot Daniel w. Walter late
ui iui tv issit lun iismp, urceasi'U.
No. 3. The first account ot A. Z. Schock, exocu.
tor ot M, s, Apnleman lato ot tho town ot Blooms-
uurg, uecenseu.
No. 4. Tho first anl final account of .Toiin w
Miller administrator ot Henry T. Miller late ot
.Miiuisou luwnsiup, uecensea.
No 5. The Ilrst and nnal account of fienrom A. linr.
ring, trustee lo sell real estate nt Edward licnls,
1 nl i nf I lin Imrn nf II Inntr tlm-r. .T.ancn.
No. 6. Tho first and final account of P. c. Wads
worth, administrator of Daniel Thomas late of
r lauiuguiveu vuwusuip, ucceaseu.
No. T. The first and final account ot John M.
imiivi .uuuiuiuii ui i-nurr iiimi-r liluiv ivsmrr .MCn-
slnger) amlnorchlld ot Benjamin Miller lato of
uuiuvussu luiwismp, ueccuseu.
No. B. The first and final account nf John M
Miller, guardian of Ida Miller a minor child ot
it-iijuiiiiu juiueriuig ui uataw issa township, de
ceased. No. 9. The second and nnal account of Joseph
W. lleece, guardian of Laura M. Parker (now Lau.
ra M. Bellas,) minor child of John L Parker lato of
tiui-h&uii luwiisuip, ucceascu.
No. 10. The second and final account of E. B.
Brown, surviving executor ot Jacob Vohe latoot
-viiiuin lowiisni , ueceasou as men uy j, j, lirovvn
smuwi ui j- ij. uiuivu, uuuuuseu.
No. u. The first and llnal account of Lanah J.
Mcllenry, administratrix of E. J, Mcllenry tuo of
i lauiugviv-vn lunuauiM, uuuuuhu J.
No. 12. The first nnd final Aeoniint, of .Tn-unili w.
Eves, executor of Francis Eves lato of Greenwood
vUYvusiiip, ueccuseu.
No. 13. The first and final account nf I. T. nml
J. E. Snyder, executors ot Isaac Snvderlato of
.uiuiui luniiauiji, uecuaseu.
No. u. Tho first and final account of Thomas
Dollman. iruardlan of chartpN linlimnn minornhiiii
ui ouuu jjuumau late oiuroonvvooq township, ae
ceased. ueo. W. KTEUNKli.
nov 18 1885 lleglster,
A
UDITOH'3 NOTICE.
KSTATB Of LAVUA fATTON, DKC'D, LATE Of ULOOMS
lll'KU, r.
Tho undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Court to distribute balance In hands ot I- II, Lit-
tie. nilmtnUtralor, asapiioirsby his account, to
uuu uiiiutiK iuu panics eiuuii-u mcrciu win micuii
iu mo uuut-soi uis appointment atomceor auui.
torlu Bloomsburg, on Tuesday. December I, I8K5,
al 10 a, in., when and where all persons are hero,
bynoillledto annearand nrcscnt their claims be.
foie tho said Auditor or bo forever debarrcdt Tom
comloir la on said fund. JOIIN Si. CLAltk.
oct-aoti. Auditor.
BLOOMSBURG MARKKT.
Wholesale, ltctall
Wheat per bushel 85 05
llvo
nn
Com "
Oats "
old 00 now 40 CO to 05
112 4i
Flour " Mil
Unttcr
KKCS
Potatoes........
Ilntns
Dried Apples
Slila nnd thouliler
C to 0
18
50
40
11
03
08
03
10
03
07
10
10
13
10
10.00
80
1.00
Uhlckeiis..,.
Turkeys
C!cc9o
Lurd per lb
iiny per ton
Vlnegur per gnl 20
Onions per bushel 75
Vcnl skins 07
Wool peril ur,
Hides 5 to 7
UoAt. ON WltAHF.
No 0 $3 00; Nos 4 & 0 43.2.5
llltnmlnns, if 4,
w
WOWS' APPUA1SEMEN TVS.
Tho followlno- Wldnwn' A nnrntcnmmit'n .eftt lui
presented to tho Orphans' Court or Columbia eotin
tTpntho First Monday of December A. 1)., 1H83,
frt.i 1 .1 ' nm.M3 uut-jiioii wunin
w... ....jn iiivii.-iiiii-r iu uu cuiinrmeu nnsoiuic j
.'oS"m willct, dco'd., Bloomsburg.personalty
129.01). realty 27Uio " J
tsrntn1"1 ' de0U' J" I,l0n9ant' Personalty
sirn'm' rurscl lU'c'd, IIcmlocl. personalty
mlnnnC,,',, Ilcs3' acc''1- sugarloaf, personalty,
.Amos J.1U7, aecii.,
Mimin, porsonaltytt3.r7.
VVI. If HMVIIl-ll
u. M. (JUICK,
Denulr. ,l,Z. ,Vr
Clork'sonice, .Nov, 10, isss. '
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
KSTATB OP HAIIKIET BCCKALEVr. DEC'D.
1 2. S,t',l,u,e.r3!?n,pd nUl,ltr appointed by the Court
10 iiHtrlbute balance In hands ot executor to nnd
among tho parlies entitled thereto, will attend to
ii . . ' ul "', nppoinimcnt nt 111s on co in
Bloomsburg, on Friday, November so, ot 11 n. m.,
wnen and whero nil noiwina ni- nmin
mnke known their claims lietoro the Auditor or be
forever debarred from coming In on snld fund.
,.. ., i K. WAI.I.KIC,
0ct-3- Auditor.
DMINISTllATOU'3 NOTICE.
ESTATK OP JOHN SrKINOER, DECEASED.
Letters Of ndmlnUt r-ltlnn nn Mm Mtntnnf Tnhn
bprlnger, decensed.latB of Hemlock township, Col
umbia county, Pennsylvania, deceased have been
granted by the Register ot said county to tho un
derslgned Administrator. All persons having
claims against the estate of the deceased are re
quested to present them for settlement, and thoso
Indebted to tho estatoto make pajmentto tho un
dersigned administrator without delay.
. , , 1-1.1 Jilt B. lIKUULUlt,
Administrator with tha will aaaaxol.
l'OSt OlllCe. ltllCklinrn. Pnl. Pn . Tn nnv 1-L(liv
Residence, Hemlock township, col. Co., l'a.
j-OTICE TO TAX COLLECTOHS.
An Act of tho Legislature and approved Juno Sd,
1R81. (see l'alnnlllpl. lilWH. n.lim i-dnnli-ln Inr
collectors, township nnd borough onlcers, to mako
return of seated nnd unseated lands upon which
no property can bo found from which to make
taxes to tho County Comlsssloners, on or before
the tirs-t day or January next, with a suniclent de
scription by boundaries orotherwlse.ot each scpa
sratelotor tract and nbout tho nuantitv of tlm
same. Thoso who fall to mako returns by said
day will bo held for such loss. Taxes so returned
becomo alien against thu property so returned.
We havo blanks on which these returns nre to bo
made nnd will rtlrnl.li thr-m linon nnnllciUnn nf
collectors, c. joiin 11. oa-i;y,
uomrs- omce, oct. 30, '83, Com'rs Clerk.
j"OTICE.
Notlco Is hereby clven Hint the following
count has been lllcd In the Court of Common Pleas
of Columbia County and will bo presented to tho
0.1m luuiiuu iuu 1 mi .lUIKKiy Ol KCl CmOCr, A.
D.. 18H5, nnd confirmed nisi, and niter tho fourth
day of said term confirmed absoluto unless exceu-
uuusuii- uieu wiuiin mat time.
1st. First and nnal necount of Martin P. I.utz.
assignee
leg ot tho estato ot c. B. lliockwar.
o. ..
1U1U1,
WM.
H. SNYDER.
ucputy.
l'roth'y.
1S5 nonotnry's onice, Bloomsburg, Pa., Nov. 7lh,
JNSOLVENT NOTICE."
Notlco is hereby given to the creditors of the un
derslgned and to nil persons to whom It may con
corn, that ho win npply to tno Court of common
l'leas of Columbia county for the beneilt or thn in
solvent lans otthis Commonwealth on .Monday
afternoon, December 7th, 1885, nt which time any
person having any objection to his nnal dlschargo
as an insolvent debtor,
can appear anil make tho
.ir-ssR .. T.I IK
Nov 13-lw
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate J
By virtue of nn alias order of tho Orphans'
Court ot Columbia county, there will bo exposed
to publlo sale, on tho premises, In Hemlock Twp.,
in said county, on
Saturday, Nov. 21, '85,
at S o'clock )n tho afternoon, tho undivided twenty-nine
thirty-sixths Interest, lato of Benjamin
Bomboy, deceased, In tlio following described real
estate, to-wlt:
WVLU,BLE FiKJ
sltuato in Hem'ock township, on tho public road
leading from Buckhorn to Jerscytown, nbout ono
mile from Buckhorn, bounded by lands of David
Wagner.uvan Thomas, Matthias Heller, (now Wm.
Itambo and Win. Key estate,) Isaac Wagner, (now
Philip stroup,) Johu Miller and David Wagner, con
taining 1 1 2 ACRES
nnd one hundred and Btty-nlne pcichfs, more or
less. Tlio Improvements aro a
J
a spring house, over a never-falling spring of
water, a hen house.a large bank barn, about G ixto
feet, a good granary, wagon house, hog houso,
elder houso and corn crib. A well of water nt tho
houso nnd ono at the barn.
The land Is divided Into convenient tlelds, with
water In each field, except two. The farm Is well
adapted for grazing and farming purposes; about
ten ncresof tho property Is
WOOD LAND,
set Willi chestnut, rock oak and oilier timber.
Tlicro Is a lino young apple orchard, peach or
chard, ns well as a choice variety ot cherry, plum
and other fruit trees. Conditions made known
on day of sale by
L. It, BOM 110 V
N. U. Funk, Alfy for estato. Admr.
ALSO,
At tho samo timo and place, tho understood
will expose to publlo sale the remaining undivided
seven thirty-sixths interest lu tlio abovo described
real estate. SA11AH BOMBOY.
LOTS GIVENJWAYl
Palma Sola, Florida.
The naradlso of Invalids! The linmA of fronii.ni
fruits I Climate unsurimssed I No frost t rv.
tremes ot lieat or eoldl No malarial Ground
nigh and dry I 1'icnty of pine I And tho finest
hunting and fishing In America.
1-A1..11A buua nas 1 no name or ueingino largest,
irettiest and youngest town lu Florida. Is beau
lfullv located on the dull Coast, tuo initio nl.
iuu iiiumii ui iuu iimiuieu river. Aircauy ine iron
horso Is wending Its way to Prima sola, and boon
the tourists win arrive at Its llrst-ciass hotel,
wheroho can get a meal to sua his epicurean
tastes.
Palma oola possesses the largest store In South.
im 1 iui.ua, 1, ,111 nail 111111, luiuumu iiiauuiaciory
I'aimuK iiuiuLD. tiuiuuuuscs. Luurciit-H. krnn.s
House, nostomce. stores, beautiful reslilenn-a nrm
a lariro wharf at which ocean stcamcra nrrim
dally from Tampa.
WAllHlJ.N-LIJL.NI),Jr.,ot "long Branch" fame,
has secured a location at Palma bola for the ereo.
Hon ota vv'lnter resort. The nredlctlnn en
one, based as It la upon the natural advantages
.in. HuiHiuuuiui mu 1'iavv, mill, un Hill IliaKU
this tho "LONtl BltANCll" ot l-'LoltlDA, and oth-
W UIKVUU1VI3 nil. UV UUIll.
With tho commetlon or the railroad, thin win im
the terminus, and the direct routo to Havana,
Cuba. Lola will double and quadruple their
present prices. Now is tho timo to buy,
LOTS 100x300 ft. to r-lHl per lot. We want
PALMA COLA to keep booming, nnd ns an Induce,
incnt to the publlo, und to thoroughly advertise
this boiutlful mace. WK WILL HIVI! AU'V
LIMITED number ONLY of our lots,gtvlug lots
niiiuii.iiiicHi ua vwv vviuu iuincrs excemeu)
charging applicants, lite cxpenso of deed, trans-
vi. ui... tnum mil iiuv t-Aimi IV.VI. Aiiiuicauia
oan send postal money order with application to
maun, uruiiiumi-as, uwierwisu uevus win no sent
C. 0. 1). Amilloants inuit not bo surnrlsi-d nt n.i,
return of their money, as being LI Jll tliu the first
oomo will be ilrst served. Title perfect. Full
warranty deed. icnd for pamphlet. Address
1-A1..11A rui. i,Ami V.U.,
Si South William bt., New Yoik, N. Y.
lUrEHENCES:
11. N neunlng, Esq., Pres. Via. It. It. and Nav. Co.
II B. Plant, Esq., Ties, houthern ExpiessCo.
Jqliu 8. lieach, liii.. l ies, l'ralrla City llaak.
USV!llU3kl-, ( Ullllll E-U1U, I'lUllUa.
'1'erro I
Haute, I ml.
.Tils. t!. MrflrPLrnr. Kin . Ot nllnlut olM.ln.ntl
llrnry H. llubbaiJ, liij., (,'itoliler Columlila
llAUK. N. N. Y.
Wm. Dowlalu, iuu Now York Times. Now
orl", una a boat ot others,
oct-s-4t-a.
The greatest offer ever made in
Bloomsburg, The largest stock to
select from. OUR ENTIRE
STOCK excepting domestic goods
-AT TEN PER CENT, off from
LOWEST PRICES on all bills over
20
23
r.e
14
$1.00, and we guarantee our prices
as low as the lowest if not lower
besides the TEN
TRA, we offer,
from Nov. 10 to
Holiday Goods.
SEE THE
JVEW FALL &OOI8.
Good quality quilting Calico for Sic. per yard.
Full line of bleached and unbleaelied Muslin from Gc. up "
Canton Flannels from (j to 17c. "
led Twill Flannels from
White and Gray I'lannels, very cheap.
All wool Ladies' Cloth, all colors,
; m " " " " 1
adies' quilted bottom Skirts tor
a a Tf.,i:..
1 ull line of Lathes , Gents and
All"VVool Double Shawls from
JNcw stock ot Ladies Wraps and New Markets.
New stock of Childrens' and Misses' Coats.
Some last seasons Coats and .Dolmans at less than half price.
Colored Dress Silks from .40 to 1.15 per yd.
Mack " " extra quality from 1.00 to 2.50 "
brocade Velvet black and colored
rlaiii Colored Velvets, all colors
Plain Black Velvets from
Silk Plush all colors from
'Ihe best all wool .Jerseys in town
2. GO.
A full line of wool dress goods at the lowest cash prices and much
cheaper than ever.
White Blankets from 1.25 to 0.50 per pair.
Ladies fine black fleeced cotton Hose, whito heels and toes. Also
a full line of Hosiery, Gloves, and such goods as are usually kept
in a first class
El
(At the old stand of Lutz & Sloan.)
ZEE. W. SLO-A-ISr.
TRIAL
OFFER
ten trial flllhrrlhara Knmn
) nnrmnnunt
find USQ their Inrluonm In nan.
ndT more names. Ex pen
e feet certain that It will
iflKPPII in inrfiiMt.ver
Cnce liaVlnir tauirllt U tliU fpal ennaln thnt
pay ua to make A 11 11 ICItAI O FFI' It to Indue?
3 MONTHS rii. 10c. V
tder of this who will send us 10 ct. In stamps .
will send "TUK FAItM AND GAHDKN ' on x
the ttannr.
To every readei
or Bllver. wo will spmi htiie vaiim a Nn
trial for three months. Mease accept thla trial onVr at once,
If only tonatlsfy furiosi ty, and you will certainly be acrerah
:nn. nease accept this trial otut
rloslty, and you will certainly be
RM AND GARDEN, 1001
POPULAR
fllRappoliuea CftDM nlin PflDnrU
utaroajutouco " niMfcii,
BALLADS
ONLY 20 CTS
NlDners. Only toBeo Her Vace Acaln. I've
wumiiiiu iuuc I'tMi f-vriy juy. niy rreny
uorui.iite 1 our iiaa r.very jmy. my rreny
rrayers. Itosy's hunday Out. . When You've
iMwy s nunuuy uuu wnen tou vo
Take You Home Again, Kathleen. Old-Fashioned Homestead. I'allet of fotraw. Cradle's
ibv a (lone. Never Take tha llnm
aiotivy irommyAngeiflioineraurave.
nt I vv mini mv Ancel Mnther'n llrnvA
jiume Again, we never opeaic as we 1
Pah
j.mpiy, iiaDv s uoue. neyi'r juse me iiorsesnoo from the ioor. Klue Alsatian Mountains.
from the (llrls. llabyMlne. Orandmother'a Old Arm Chair. nih Water I'ants. Over tho
Garden Wall. A I lower from my Angel Mother's Grave. I Left Ireland and Mother Ilecau&o
we Were Poor. Give an Honest Irish Lad alChance. Not Before l'a. Spanish Cavalier.
Mountain bong, in the Gloaming. Love ot
l'ooti Uut A Gentleman SttlL Kwett Evelina..
Met. Ttds book Is printed on paper same size
ooci ui a uenueman aiuu eweetiiveiina. Forgive and Forget. All the Troubles You Havo
el. T' P'lnt" on paper same size as sheet music. Order a copy now. Address
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TOWtibUll', COLVMUU COt'NTY, 1'ENN
bVI.VANU, HECHiSlill.
Columbia County, s h i
TllO COIQlriOllWe.lltll nf lVlinsvlvanti in irnlnnA
lless.Uuayu, cjliiton Hpss, uiiava, ltklcl Iless,
ColciiCriek, allot Coluinbla county, l'a., Kmar.uci
1 .. "'"! 1 iioi-iiiii 1.UI111IJ , .,llt H 1 JJIl n , 1; sio
Ile-s, (luiva. OolumLla couiu,, Anilri'w lli-S
wlioao last iilaceot lusWeiico was WuiromMllo
lusoolauouiity, .Mlclilsaii, Aiigu.lna (liuiions, In.
tprmarrieilwltli I. ll. (iibbous, central. si r.H
laker interniauleil with Wohley Haw, llnlivMIlo
Lycoming counly, l'a., Mary lai.aUtli Vntz Inter,
liiarr eU wlili Ainanduj l'riu, uuli'scici k, .Mexan.
iter llcss, Kontfttown, Milllvan county, l'a , lineal
aescenaenls ot deorne lleas, Ueceaseil, una to nil
otlior peraona Inlerested Kieeilni;. You and each
otymi are lieieby cited to bo and appear beroro
tho Judges otour drplians' court at in ornlians"
court to bo held at llloomsburu, on tho ilrst lion
day ot December, next. Then and theie to accent
orretuso to tako tlio real estate ornald tieoiio
llesa, deceased, at the appralM d valuation put on
It by thelnnueatonilawaiiledliy the said court
. ..'""r uu oiicnu, ur biiow causo why It
shall not be bold. And hertof tall not. '
Witness tho Honorable William Klwell.I'resldent
"' !rt at lHoomsbura the Mh day ot
O. M. (uick, clerk o. c.
IK'puty,
TyrOTlCC 18 IIBHEBV GIVEN tl.ut nn
application u 111 twinadu to the aovci nor of
renusjUanla on Jlonday, the boveuth day ot
Decomuer, Itws, by A. Z. ridiocli, it. c. Ncal, John
A. Kuukton J. C. nrown, W. m. Ileber und c W
Sillier, all ot the town or Hrooiiiibuiir, Columbia
county. I'ennkylvanla, under Iho Act ut'Atseinbly
cntltltd, "An Act to piovldo for the Incorporation
and regulation of certain corporations "unproted
April IS). 1W1, and the tuppiemeiils thereto, for
the charter of an Intended corporal Ion to bu called
"The liloouuburs hlcam and Klcctrlo I Itht Co. "
tho character and object of which Is lor iho pur
pose of making and fcuppljlng heat and poner by
bioam and tho making and uuppljl g light by
eloclrtclty, tho bu-lni 6. 01 iho bald corporiiilon to
bo conducted and cnirledonln thob.ild townot
jiiwmauuifc, UMU.1. I'uipuftL's 10 iiavo, pas
beaaand enjoy, all tlio lights. beovSW ami pi u I.
icges 01 sam An 01 Assembly anil Mipplcinents
lbH , JVI1.N M. cLauk,
oot. N)Ucll6r.
PER CENT EX
oood for
20 clays
room for
make
H. J. CLARK & SON.
PUCES!
23 to G0c. "
'loc. 2er yard.
(Joe. "
.90
1.25
h yds. wide for
,.iti.
JKlllllll UlUlll 1UI
Clnldrcns' Underwear cheap.
4.2o to 7.5
50
as low as tho lowest,
for
for 1.00
1.00 per yard.
LOO to 2.00 "
2.00 to 8.75 "
Jerseys all prices to
THE FARM AND GARDEN
rlblc. nnd AC'UUltATl! rurnl Journal.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE
and vnlunble information from every Ht&tolu
the Union, but no unNmio or Motan Ideas. It
laannulhorilrun FRUITS txatX VEGETABLES. Con.
tains tlie HKftT Poultry pane for thoaewhij
1 it 1 11 ti riiicKeus
ior prouc, ta
a u r o
urprlso.Tn
tertst, and
P 1 en n e
you. Nino
of every
rendRrH,
It ultl
every
nATtnr'M
mm 1.1 irnr
IMilldiicluhia, Pn,
I'm Just Oolng Down to the Gate.
Handful or VMTXh. Walt 'till tha
Clouda Roll lly. I'll Meet Her
When thu bun Goes l)own. A Knot
of Blue and tiray. Mary's Uono
With a Coon. Uweet VlnlntR.
11 rid got Donachue. Little Wife,
Nellie. Hold Mclntires. Only a
I'anav Hloaaom. Nobody Knows
Wbai a itacket Was Them Whero
Is My Wandering Hoy To-nlglUT
Paddy Dutry's Curt. AVldow No
lan's Ooiit. warrior Hold. We bat
bytbeltlver.YouandL You Will
Miss Me When I'm (lone. Old, ami
(InWInthaU'ni) HI, Ham rii.T.imi
Onlv iti pn Dmvn tnttm r'tut TCi-nV nrv vnn
jiea jtose. 111 jiomemner you JiOve. in
ilea jiose. I'll Itemember You Iiove, In My
Got Hut l-'lftv Cents. Old Folks at Home. IT
uoi nut l-niy tents. Old Folks at Home. I'll
Mary ofthe W id Moor. I'eek-a-ltoo. Jonllardr.
llv. l'nrmcr'i Unu r n Ma Kir Dai 1.' A
the hhamrock. Harney McCoy. Jtutcuer Itoy.
as sheet mus!
Nov. C-Oiv.
JUKY IiIST.
TOR PECailBEn TKnil, riHSTWKEk,
Uloom-I'eter Elllineyer, John Ciotty.II 11 Clark.
Harry l'ornwald, (i M Lockard, Samuel Shatfer.
llemer I'd Lauer,
llentoii Win Doty, Charles Olbbons, Wirillul.
ine, David Hartman, i:u Mcllenry,
lienvlck W I. buvder.
lirlarcreek It O KashlnkL
Catawlssa-Augu-,tus lli-ooks, Win It Clark, 11 11
Former, Michael Fetterman, Charles bharplcss.
Center Henry Doak.
Cent ralla John J Jones.
Hslitngcreek-Normaii .Mcllenry, C .M bhultz.
Frauklln John Hue.
iireenwopd-John w Glltaspy, Henry Mather,
James Vanhoru, A l Young.
Ileintock D o 1-urbCll, (ieo ltusscl.
r(jJj't-JacobCail, ltolaudus llerblne, Daniel
.Madlsoii-Kobert Johnson, Conrad Kramer, l'ct-
B,w,"?.7-V,clu,el 1Iellt'r- ,: SweppenhUer, A
Sweppenhlser, Jonathan spade.
Montour-Henry Lazarus, ll W Wears.
Mt. Pleasant i-:iihh HnvXn
ltoailngcreek Samuel llouck, Jr.
Scott David (lelalnger, (1 w Jacobs.
bugarloar-Mllet blephens,
SECOND WEEK.
Uloom-c s Foruwald, Jolali itaUton, James
btaer, John Welllver.
Heaer-i:ilaa Miller.
lienton-iiuBuian Crawford, J J Mcllenry,
1 erwiek-Wm ltoss, Wm Thomas.
liiUrcreek-John bponenburger.
Catawlssa -lienjaiiiln llarndt, Plcrco Creasy, Jo
bepli, Fry, Cornelius iiealey, M V 11 Kline.
Lonyng iam-l'atilckMoauii, John Monroe. KC
1'ilco, w liaudenbush.
Flahlngcreck-bamuel Coleman. 11 V Edgar,
James Jones.
Franklin-Win Hower, It s Mcllenry,
ireeiiHood-WinUyer.
Jackbon-'I'homas w smith.
IKust-Ifiiiiiel Krdmon, W 11 Enyder.
Maine tt m Conialn boloinoii Ueunor.
Mt. I'loasant Amos Wanlch.
oraivw W Mukteller, (ieo Appleman.
Itt.u Uigci-eelt-charlas Krclsher.
bcott-isaao c.evclliig, jaiuea Kresslcr.
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