THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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SALVATION OSL,
" ur.atesi uure on Earth for Pain,"
Will relieve moro quickly than an?
other known remedy. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Swellings, Brulsca.Burns
Scalds, Cuts, Lumbago, Sorca, FrosU
bites. Backache, Wounds, Headaehc,
Toothache, Sprains, &c. Sold by nil
Druggists, Pdee 25 Cento a Bottl "
HOUSE,
bloomshuiig.
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
TUB bAUOHINd EVENT
ky Clapham'sRofmed Minstreh !
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Headed by (leorgo Horn and Jnmes nilffln, from
Cnrnctots's Mlnstiels, Philadelphia, lite Mchnrd
llrothcrs, from Enicrinn-s .Mlnttels, Nnnl'ninUsoo.
The great I.orett, tho only rival of Trunk i:. Mc
Nlsh. Tho Capitol City (Juartette. Messrs. Wnlte,
Owens and O'lirlen. .Master Median and his Dog
Circus a wonderful I roupo of piln-atcd dozi, eliht
in number. I'r f.d.ll. Sullivan's tireat orchestra
and silver Cornet Hand. Every act and specialty
new. sea small bills.
PEOPLES POPULAR PRICES,
25, 35 and 50 Cents.
ItESEItVED SKATS at Western Union
Telegraph office,
The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1885.
tomiKT in i nun 11 tide table.
Trains on the Philadelphia It It. leave Itupert
as iuiiuwb :
NORTH. SOUTn.
11:36 a. m. 11:49 a. m.
3:43 p. in. 6:13 p. in.
o
Trains on tho 1). I. W. It. It. leave Bloomsburg
as luuuws:
NOKTH. ROCTII.
0:21 o. in. 8.:m a. in.
10.81 a in. 11:11 a. in.
li.'.'i) p. in. 4:31 P. in.
ft'i'i p. in. 8:4" p. m.
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Trains on tho N. AW. II. Hallway pass Uloom
t erry asionows:
NOKTII. SOUTH.
li).5J a. m. ia.05 p. m.
Ii.3 p. 111. 1:10 p. 111.
8CNDAV.
NOKTII. SOUTH.
10:11am CUP m
DO NOT HEAD THIS
unless you want to miss a great
opportunity. It is the best oflcr
ever made by any newspaper in
this county.
We have made an arrangement
whereby we are enabled to send
THE COLUMBIAN and THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY
WOULD for six months for
$r.oo cash in advance, to old
or new subscribers. Any old
subscriber can secure the benefit
of this ofler by paying up to
date, and one dollar additional.
The World is an eight page
weekly, and is the best Demo
cratic paper in the country.
Write us a postal card with your
address and we will send you
The World andsample copies of
THE COLUMBIAN. The long
winter evenings will soon be here
when you will want something to
read, and by taking both papers
you will get all the general news
in one, and all the local news in
the other. The two papers can
not be obtained separately for
less than 2.50 a year.
Think of it! .
THE COLUMBIAN and
THE WEEKLY WOULD
'Only' $1 for 6 Months.
Subscribe at once !
I-llllI.IC HAI.I'.H.
1'. S. Drugler, administrator of John
RnrWer. deceased, will sell personal pro.
pcrty nt tho Into icsidenco of decedent in
Hemlock township, on Tuesday, Dec. 8lh,
at 10 a. m.
Tho administrators of Stephen Crawford,
.w.nncmi will sell real estate in Jit.
riciisant township on Saturday, December
12, at 1 p. in., consisting of n farm of 04
acres, good buildings, water, mm, ic.
I'erHoiial.
Bruce Carey of Denton was in town on
Monday.
Mr. J. II. Hruglcr of Danville spent hist
Monday in town.
W. K. Smith, Ksl-i of Herwlck, was In
town on Tuesday.
Judgo Ehvcll is holding court at Tunk
hnunock this week.
Geo. Verdi has leturucd fr.mi a ten days'
vl.lt to Philadelphia.
Mrs. G. K. Wilbur 1ms been dangerously
sick for tho rust week.
N. U. Funk, Kstp, took n business trip to
Wllltumsport on 1 ucsilay.
Mrs. Dr. Butter has been seriously ill for
nomo time, with an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. h. S. Wlntcrsteen took
possession of their new homo on 1 ucsday.
Arthur A. Clark has purchased 100 acres
of land In IMk county, Florida, where ho
has settled.
r, lvi.i ,Ur.nt in New York last week
to t'ako charge of the city olUce of the Wirt
Fountain Pen.
Mr. and Mi . B- -"-bbl"8 rt,um'1'
homo on Saturday, after an ausencu . ;
rral weeks, during which mey -tensivfly
if. tho west.
Mrs G W. Illltlo of Uuekhorn called on
us on Monday and paldhcr subscription.
i... f.,,.MiniS s a welcome vlst-
f"", 7hou,c. Such subscribers are
always welcome visitors to our ofilce.
Court next week.
A suit hits been entered by agreement M
Easton to test tho new tax law.
Tho band now occupy a room on tho
eccoiul lloor of Dotitlcr's building.
Mrs. Hutli A. Snyder lias somo now and
very crctty patterns tor stamping.
Tho father of Hon. 8. P. Wolvcrton died
recently In Northumberland county.
Mr. Thomas Wnyno is repairing and lm.
proving his rcsldunco In Scott Town.
Main street is In a state of upheaval, pre
paratory to pulling In the slcnm pipe.
ltemembe r Clnphnin's Minstrels next Tucs.
tluy night. It Is ndutllscd ns n refined
performance.
Cnpt, T. E. Moore, of tho Salvation
Army, Is having success in his meellncs.
He now has about thirty convtrts.
Call nt Jnmes H. Mercer's and seo tho
beautiful hanging lamps. Fourteen (lifter,
cnt styles In prices from fJl.GO to $9.fi0.
ltev. 0. I j. Hattersby. n few tlnvs ana.
rcriiuun imi.dsrmt. nnd usiful present
ironi a former clinrge In Huntingdon Co.
James H. .Merctfr In Uvnns' Illock. onno-
sue i-.pisct.pni church, has an elegant line
of Hanging lamps in prices from $l,fiO to
0.fiO.
licit after we snail co to press on Thurs.
tiny morning. All mnlter fur publication
should reach us not Inter than Tuesday
evening.
mcxiiiiticr iiros. i: uo., navo a lino lino
i ...i-- ... , .
of confectionery, fiiiltsand ntlts for tho
holiday trade. Cigars, pipes and tobacco
always on hand.
I. Vi. Hurlman & Son will soon Issue a
very Iinndsomu holtdny invitation to their
custoim rs nnd friends. Those who accept
the Invitation will be well repaid for their
time.
bubfcrileis residing out of the county
must pay in advance, or papers will bo
stopped. We have but ono rule In this
matter nnd It is the same for everybody out
oi me couniy.
Persons having accounts notsctiled with
me will call and settle them betweeh this
nnd Dtcembcr 15th. Must be settled (
account of my leaving Orangeville.
T. W. Conner.
The man who prefers a city weekly to a
town paper because "its got more rendin'
in it," says an excliaugc, reminds us of a
countryman who picked out the largest
pair of boots In tho box because they cost
no more than a smntlcr pair that fitted him
Mr. Samuel Blue, formerly n resident of
Hlnomsburg, but morereccutly of Danville
died in the latter place on Wednesday last,
lie will lie bt'rled to-dny (Friday) nt i
o'elocli p, m. Thu deceased had been for
many years Crier of the Courts of Mon.
tour county.
Judge Mellaril of Mercer county hns de.
ciiled that In criminal cases the clerk of
courts should give a subpama on behalf of
the commonwealth only upon the order of
the district attorney, who should see that
none but necessary and proper witnesses
are subpienacd.
bevcrnl articles have appeared ns tn
whether the "word" method of teaching Is
the proper one to use in fchools. As the
general pub'ic is not acquainted with the
word method, would It not be well for some
ono to explain what it is, so that the public
can read about It tinderstnndingly ?
lou Husbands and f Uhers who want to
do something nice about Christmas lime
should go to J. Snltzer's and buy a sewing
machine, nn organ ur piano for n present
for your w Ives and daughters. Jerry will
give you n square deal, nnd you will bo
sure to get the worth of your money.
The third lloor of Denllcr's building is
occupied as a factory where the Invalid
licst Ilcd Spring is made. It is a tprlng
mattress wllh nn adjustable piece at the
head so arrunced that tho sick may be
raised and lowered to any position without
jar or Inconvenience. F. T. Gould Is the
proprietor, and Edward Cuvany is manag.
lug the business.
Tiie Weekly II orlJ, the best paper In
Ameiiea, and the Couimiiian will both be
sent to nny nddress In the county six
onlhs for oue dollar, cash in advance,
At.y old subscriber can get the benefit of
this o.Tt r by paying up to date, nud one
dollar b advance. Such nn otter was nev
er inat'e ..'.foie in this county. Don't miss
the oppuitutity.
When the stn 'oncry stock of the Colum.
man sure was olosed out last January
there was kept -n hand a number of
Clirlstmns, cards., p. tin and fringed. In
order to dispose of thin as rapidly ns pos,
sllile wo are nifirlng the n to the trade be
low cost. All not dispose.! of in this way
will be put in our windows and sold nt
prices lower than such goodi wero ttver
offered before In this town. Wa'.K ai'l see
tlieni.
There Is a place In this town that is cal-
ciliated to delight tho hearts of children
Everything imaginable in the shape of
toys can bu found there In endless variety.
There nie sleds, cm ts, drums, soldiers, furls,
came?, nnd a thousand other things suit
able for boys, nnd there are dolls, doll's
cnirlnges. dMies, furniture, and a mult!
tudc of things to plensc little girls. Christ
mas tree decorations, lino candies, nnd lr
fact everything to make Clirlstmus a happy
time. What are wo talking about 1 Why,
Gllmore's Toy Bazar to be sure. Dec 4-Uv.
Do you desire your son, daughter, wife,
husband or friend to associate with pure,
intelligent and noble characters f Then
make them n Christmas Present of tho
beautiful and Interesting book, "Some
Noted Prluccs, Authors and Statesmen of
Our Time," by that most enjoyable of Ame-
rlcan biographers, James Parton, and oth
irs equally noted. Anyone desiring tho
work will please drop a postal to tho un
dersigned who will take great pleasure In
calling upon them and showing them the
book. Heniit 8. Reav,
I)ec4-4w Itupert, Pa.
List of letters remaiuing In the Post Of
fice at Bloomsburg for week ending Dec.
1, 1885i
.Miss Anna Bear, Miss Mary K. Bet!,
Georgo Bowman, Mr. D. E. Ehrcl, Miss
E'ica Hurlzill Mr. Jacob llcrtzman, .Mr.
Hurry Herman, Mrs. Anna Marchran, Al
bert Smith, Miss Jnnty Shaffer, Miss Susan
Tare.
OAIIDS,
Mr. J. Herzman, Mrs, Snlllo Young.
Persons calling for abovo please say
"advertised." .
Gkoikie A. 0'i.aiik, P. M.
When the death of Vice-President Hen
drlcks wns announced last Thursday, our
county chairman, David Lowcnbcrg, tlrap
ed his Mag nnd put It nt half mast on his
building. Postmaster Clark put up appro
priate emblems of niouruiug In tho post
olllce.
Dining tho hour of tho fuiural tho Court
Houso bell was tolled, and tho post olllce
was closed from 12:80 to 6 p. m., by order
of the Postmaster (lentrul. Otherwise tho
occasion was not observed lu town,as work
piogitsscd on the street, and all places of
business kept open.
Chrlstmns is only three wicks off, nnd
tho stores and shops are putting on their
holiday attire.
Harry Clnphnm's Minstrels will appear in
the Opera House, on Tuesday Dec. 8th.
It Is grcnt. Every fenturo new. It cm
braces Median's famous dog circus, new
burlesques, nnd a grand street parade.
On Wednesday at 1 o 'clock the children
of the public schools assembled at tho
Opera Homo and wero nddrcsscd by
Governor Pntllson, who gnvc them some
excellent ndvlce, and In language, which
thu youngest could understand. It was a
ercat day for the children, ns many of them
had never beforo seen a "real live Gov
ernor." Will T. Snyder of Berwick lins a largo
nnd well ecUctcd stock of wall paper, both
plain nnd artistic, also celling decorations,
Sc., which ho sells very cheap for cash.
Mr. Snyder Is an experienced paper hang-
er, and possesses excellent taste In wall de-
cornllons, and somo testimonials which wo
have seen say that ids work compares fa
vorably with tho best city work. His
prices nnd workmanship always glvo satis
faction. On January 1st will bo Issued from this
olllce n l'ictorlnl Annual of about CO pnges,
cnntali.ing the calendar for 1880, numerous
handsome illustrations, much valuable
reading matter, tcllpscs, postal regulations,
recipes, national, state and county dlrec-
totics, &c. It will be sent fieo by mall to
nil subscribers who aro not tn arrears on
our books at that time. Those who are In
debt for tho Columbian should pay up beforo
January 1st, 1S80, In order to secure
n copy of the Annual.
Tho mnrrlago of Mr. II. W. Hides, of
Hldgewood, N. J , nnd Miss Hcbecca
Hanck look placo Nov. 25, at tho rcsl
dence of the bride's father, Mr. J. M. C.
Hanck, of Llghtstrcct. The ceremony was
performed by Hcv. M. Dyer In the presenco
of the family and a few relatives only.
The brido wore a handsome cream silk
trimmed with point lace and bended point
and long bridal veil. Her sister, who acted
ns bildesmnld, was dressed In cream al
batross trimmed with satin. After tho cere
mony congratulations followed, when they
all sat down to a sumptuous repast. The
groom Is just completing an elegant resi
dence which they will occupy at once.
The bride's father presented her with a
deed of a farm In Buffalo Valley, valued at
.13,000.
When we slated a few weeks ago Hint
the Berwick Oatelle was in its death throes
we knew what wo were talking about.
Last week it changed hands because the
proprietor could not pay his rent, his em
ployees, nor the purchase money duo on
the presses and material. Thiough the
Intervention of thu sheriff nnd constable
he was compelled to como to terms, nnd
the ofilco has been sold to Mr. Daniel
Hecdy, of Berwick, who will continue to
issue the paper and will, no doubt, conduct
it iu n reputable and satisfactory manner.
Berwick ought tn support at least one good
newspaper, and In proper hands the Gazttle
should be a paying investment and a bene
fit to the town.
To the new proprietor we extend a fra
ternal linud, and wish him abundant suc
cess in his new venture.
At the last meeting of town council, No
vember Dili, a resolution wns passed di
recting thesctretnry to nolify all persons
whohavo connected vilth the sewer with,
nut permits Hint they must takn out per
mits wilhln ten days or their connections
with the sewer would be severed. Some
of tho parties took out permits ns required,
but tho owners of the Exchange Block hav
ing failed to comply with the notice, men
were set at work by the council on Mon
day morning to sever the connection. They
had been digging but a little while when
they were slopped by nn Injunction issued
by the court, on the nppllcitlon of Jnmes
C. Brown who nllcges in ills petition Hint
his business will be Interfered with by scv
cling said connection, and that he will bo
deprived of tho use of ids water motor by
which his printing presses aro run, and
that he is only a tenant, nnd not thu owner
of snld Exchange Block, nnd therefore not
the responsible party. A preliminary in
junction wns granted, and Saturday tho
5th lust, fixed as (he time for hearing a mo
tion to continue or dissolve the Injunction.
New lloolt Store.
Books, albums nnd bibles nt wholesale
and retail. Tho largest stock In Northern
Pennsylvania and at prices as low ns any
place In tho United States. Send for a
catalogue and compare piiccs. 20-pago
catalogue, free, upon application.
Boston Book Stoue,
410 Lackawanna Ave.,
2l Scranton, Pa.
Tlie Mlllvlllc Itullroad.
An i nthusiastte meeting wnsheld nt Eves'
Hall, .Mlllvlllc, in the interest of the .Milton
nnd North Mountain liallroad last
Monday evenlnir. A delegillon of
gentlemen trom Milton piesenttil
the c.iso prsctlo illy and sathfnclnrily lo tlm
citizens in attendance It U expected lh.it
the road will bo completed within ono
year, Mr. Chandleo Eves wns elected
chairman of tho meeting, nnd Mr. William
.Masters, Secretary. A committee of seven
wns appointed to solicit subscriptions to
stock.
l'limi ami Ciirtlcn.
This department of tho Philadelphia
Weekly Pi-m Is under the caro of a prac
tical farmer of ability and cxpeilence, who
devotes his attention exclusively to making
this the best department of Its kind any.
where published. In conucctlon with thH,
the following extraordlnnry offer Is made
liWy l'cw, one year - - - i 1 03
lmericon Ayriculturitt. one year - 1 50
aud your choice of either
iu(hold or Farm CbmeniencM - 1 50
Totnl valuo 4 00
All sent to anv address for S3 25. Send
for samplo copy and premium Hat.
To Wlioin It Slay Concern.
All persons are hereby notified Hint nny
persons buying Conynghnm township nr.
ders will purchase tho fiimo subject to any
canities that may exist ns to the tnxpayers,
That tho Taxpayers Association aro will-
Inc to innke all roads, keep in repair all
roads and bridges free of expense to hull
vldual tnxpayers for tho jenr 1885, nnd
subject to the direction of the Supervisors
of snld township nnd ns there Is no legal
tax levied for tho year, aud all legitimate
expenses of Ihn Hoad Department are be.
lug paid, there is no necessity i.iranyor
ders being Issued.
All orders icqulro Hie signatures of both
Supervisors of thu Township Clerk and
should bear thn seal of tho township.
Tho nbovo notice Is being glyen so that
all persons can govern themselves accord.
Ingly. S. M. Hhkv,
Agent for Taxpayer's Aenoclatton.
Ashland, Pa., Nov. 27, '85,-tf.
I have scarcely seen a worse enso of ca
tarrh than that which 1 suffered. Kellei's
Catnirh Hcmcdy tlioiouglily cured mo,
II. Wei.com ei:,
Passenger engineer P. & E. H. 11.
Keller's Catarrh ltemedy Is tho greatest
medlclno of the ngc.
Hutltlcti Dontli (if Iter. Ir,
McMurrity.
Iast Friday evening Hcv. Dr. J. B. Mur
ray, Presiding Elder of tho Juniata district
preached In tho Methodist Church at Ml
lysvlllc, Mllllln County. Immediately nflcr
the Fcrmnn he was selrcd with n terrible fit
of coughing, nud butsted n blood-vcRsel.
Ho died In n few minutes. Ills residence
was In Huntingdon nnd the remains wero
taken there nn Saturday.
He had sirvctt Ihrco years as pastor of
the Methodist Church there prior to his ap
pointment ns Presiding Elder of Hint dis
trict, nud hnd nlso btcn Presiding Blder of
the Attnona dlstilct, and was consequently
ono tif thu best known preachers In tho
Central Pennsylvania Conference nnd was
very popular In the church. Ills remains
were tnken to Bcllcfonto on Wednesday,
nnd laid beside llioeo of his wife. Mr. Mc
Mutiny feivcd ns pnstor of the M. 11.
Chutch of this town for several yenrs, and
hnd many friends litre who will lcnrn of
lis dentil with sorrow.
Mr. Iliiclmlew Appointed supreme
Court Reporter.
Hon. Chnilcs It. Bucknlcw, our distin
guished townsman, lias been appointed to
tho position of Supreme Court lleporter by
Governor Pntllson. The Patriot snys i
Mr. Bucknlew Is a gentlemen of the high
est Intelltctunl nnd legal attainments, nnd
its chnr'nt'ter for Integrity Is itbove the
each of suspicion.
The olllco Is ono w oi thy of tho ripest
scholarship nnd the liltrlicst inlellectual
ntlninincnts. A position once filled by
Hoiace Blnncy and Alexander James D.il-
Ins H erent enough for tho most eminent
man. True, during recent years the olllce
has fallen from its high estate, and the
Governor meilts tho highest praise for tak-
ng n step that.wlll restore to Its former
stnndaid. Buckalcw is a fit successor to
Blimey.
The ndvanliigo to the Commonwealth In
restoring this great olllce to Its tiadltlonal
importance is moie imictlcal than scntl-
mental. When thu olllce was filled by
great men thu reports which came from It
wero in ilemnnd everywhere nnd authority
in nil courts. The character of the reports
declined us the standing of their authors
deteriorated. If Buckalcw accepts the of.
lice, as cvciy citizen will hope ho may, n
n desirable change will soon be uoticcd In
this particular.
From the pastor of tho Olivet Baptist
church, Philadelphia, Pa.: I wns so trou
bled with catarrh it seriously alfectcd my
voice. One bottle of Ely's Cream Balm,
did the work. My voice Is fully restored.
11. F. l.tcpsncr.
I.lKlithtreet.
C. II. Kllnotnok allying tiip to llazlcton
this week.
Airs. Anna Henry spent the past week at
Buckhorn, assisting her brother, Charles
Terwllliger, with the store.
Somo one who loves chickens visited A.
B. White's hen roost nnd took therefrom
some liens, amongst which they succeeded
in capturing an old chick. A failure in the
blood is about all that let the fellow on", as
lie wns pretty well tracked.
Miss Lizzie Kelly is engaged with the
Mrs. Beers, of our town, to learn dress
making.
A Sunday school convention was held in
Hie M. F. Church on December 2 nnd 0 for
Scott township.
On Sunday evening we noticed on our
stuects It. Keller and II. Cadmnn, of Or
angeville. Miss Musgrave, of Jit. Pleasant, visited
Miss Maggie Grimes on Sunday,
John Eckroth, of our town, killed two
poikcts last week that weighed 1091
pounds, the heaviest weighing 551.
Prof. Heck, of Bloomsburg, attended
cervices nt the Presbyterian church on
Sunday.
Homo of our townsmen nre employed by
tho Steam Heating company of Blooms
burg. Bertha Wilson, granddaughter of Jo
nathan Bnchman, died nt ids residence Inst
week. Interment nt Bloomsburg cemetery
on Sunday afternoon.
lterwlck.
Wo arc sorry to record the death of Ml
Nellie Colters lately nt her homo nt Iteno.
va, I'u. nlie was lull 01 promise nnu 111111
many friends in this section. Her funeral
was largely attended. Mr. and Mis. Kelly
have the sympathies of many friends heio
us well as in Itenova. A plllow.crown and
lyre, wicath;aud star of beautiful lloweis
covered the top of the casket. Another
beautiful nnd accomplished young lady has
passed away, as too pure for earth. "Death
loves 11 shining mailt."
Wo have to record also tho death of .Miss
Nora Iteedy In Berwick lately.tho daughter
of Peter Iteedy, who died after 11 short ill
ness of pneumonia. She wns accomplished
and was Interesting and popular. Her
death at ngu of 1 7 years is greatly lamented
In Berwick. The parents have all our
sympathies.
Another dcufii in the person of .Mrs.
Chamberlain, who died at tho ngo of . 1
years. She had suffered several yenrs pre
vious to her denth. She wns a widow of
20 years. She lenves n largo family of
children. Miss Iteedy nnd Mrs Chamber
lain arc buried In Berwick cemetery ; their
funerals were largely ntlendcd.
Tuat house on tollers on 2nd street is
moving "lowly, yet it moves.
Many ducks hnvo been shot recently
along the river. Jns. Chamberlain shot 15
at one shot last week nnd brought In 25.
The weather was unpropltlous last week
for the shooting match on the fair grounds.
Proprietor Klase's swine Is n hugo oue
that outweighs 745 lbs.
Old prosperity is coming back to town.
Ono of tho largcBt supplies of sleighs for
years has just bceu ree'd by Trcscott Bros,
selling at only 522 apiece. They take the
Comimiiian which shows their enterprise.
L. Kurtz is running fino marble works,
recently put up a fino monument for Lewis
Eckroth, Mlfilliii ho Is preparing a fino ono
for Alexander Thompson to beset up soon
Sliles Bros, aro running good business lu
tho drug lino on Front street.
Behold thu new Installment of pianos
and sewing machines at Dricsbnch'ti.
Phillips is doing n good buslucss In tho
grocery line.
Jno. G, Jncoby Is largely engaged In the
Insuranco business, employed by first class
Companies of this country nnd somo in
Europe.
The rolling mill boys are going light
along, and always full of fun.
A. W. Dickson has been visiting friends
in Berwick during tho last few days 1 Is
looking well nnd happy. He represents A
I), Lundy& Co., Wholesale Stationers, 20
East Third St . Wllllamsoort. He hns
mndo some fine sales on tho North Branch,
Ceett's Emulslcn of Puro
Coel I,lcr (III m llli ii ihii1iok',1iIIc(.
I'tTV WcitnWfiiiHl J'fiiw (o 111 Husn-tp I'lmiwi.
Dr. 0. T. Broinstr, Uoclitsltr, jv
8iiv! "After having used Scott's Emulsion
with decided benefit upon myself, I have
tnken great plensuro In lecommcndlng It
slnco in the vatlous conditions of wasting
in which ltla trull cated.
Hlatc Hoard of Agriculture.
Tho Winter Meeting of tho Stnto Board
of Agriculture began In the Opera Houic
on Wednesday morning nt 0 o'clock. Tho
board Is composed of tho Governor of tho
State, who is ojfisi'o chairman, tho secre
tary cf Internal nffalrj, the superintendent
of public Instruction, the auditor general
tho President of Pennsylvania Stato Col
lege, nud ono person nppolntcd by each ag
ricultural society In the State, and tlirco
other persons appointed by tho governor.
tho Board Is allowed a secretary who re.
eclves $15,00 a yenr, and has a permanent
ofilco nt Harrlsbnrg. Thomas J. Edgo is
the secretary.
Tho meeting was called to order by Gov
ernor Pntllson, nnd a commlttco on creden.
tlnls nppolntcd. Besides tho members of
tho Bonrd,of which there was n good atten
dance, credentials wero received from tho
following grnnges nnd clubs i North Ah
blngton nnd Glcnburn Formers' Club, J
W. Tllfany, 11. W. Northrup ; Blooms
burg Grnngc, No. 322, P. of II., Ell Barton,
John Gordon, Dr. B. F. Gardner Itohrs
burg Grange, No. 103, W. W. Parker,
Charles Kcstcr ; Llghtstrcct Grnngc, No.
131. Joshua Hartzcll, J. II. Hnrtzell, Snm
uel Hnrtzell, David Stroup, Elizabeth
Brown Valley Grnngc, EzrnEves, Phoebe
Eves, T. O. Wilson, F. P. Mnsters, Rnclmcl
Young j Sugnrlonf Grange, No. 105, W. L.
Hurllnger, C. A. White, C. L. Kile Mon
tour Grnngc, No. 702, D. 11. Dlehl, Brock
bill i Pleasant Vnlley Farmers' Club, John
Holla. Many farmers and their wives
from all parts of tho county were present,
nnd tho houso was we'd filled.
A long and interesting report of a com
mlttco on thu manufacture of tiuttcilne,
oleomargarine, nnd other substitutes for
butler, was rend by Mr. E. Iteeder, of New
Hope, Pa., utter which nn address of wel
come was delivered by ltev. D. J. Waller,
Sr. Ho spoke of the beauties and ndvnn-
tuges of our town, and of the many points
of historical Interest -.bout here, of our
educational facilities, and tho Intelligence
of thu people. He extended tho hospital!
tics ol the town to the visitors nnd urged
them to mingle with our people nud enjoy
themselves tn the fullest extent.
Governor Pntllson responded by return
ing thanks for the cordial reception. He
said that the lied men had made no mis
take In Jpltchitig their wigwams. Wher
ever the traces of tho Indians were found,
there prosperous and progressivicommunl
ties had sprung up, and that tho fertile vn.
leys of Wyoming ar.d Hie Susquehanna
wero striking instances of this. Agricul
tural Industry is the leading one of this
country. The shoes wo wear, the clothing
that covers the body, the food wo eat, all
represent somewhere the work of the farm
er. It Is the work of tho bonrd to as
slst nnd direct agricultural pursuits so Hint
they may be rownrded by the best posslblo
results. Ills remarks wero npproprinte nnd
entertaining.
Mi. J. H. Townsend, of Bloomsburg,
read an interesting essay on "Grnpcs for
the Farm Garden," in which he gave his
experience In grape culture and tho vnrl
dies of grapes that he hnd found the most
sntisfactory for tills section,
Dr. Jnmes Cnlder, of Harrlsbnrg, fol
lowed with an essay on "Qulnco Culture."
G. Hlester, Esq., of Dauphin county rend
n paper on "Fruit for Family use." All of
these papers elicited Interesting discussion,
which closed the morning exercises.
At 2 p. in. tho meeting wns again called
to order, the hall being filled. William
Fairwcnther of Erlo county rend a paper on
'Best Breeds of Dairy cattle," m which ne
recommended
l"-"'ml1'
a long debate. Col. Jameson was unnvold
ably out of town, nnd therefore did not
rend his paper on "Pure Bred Horses."
Excellent essays were rend by M. 1
Lulz, on "Poultry for Profit nnd Ficasurcj'i
II. II. Brown on "Bee Keeping" and by M
W. Oliver of Crawford county, on "Ex
periments in Farming." These filled up
the afternoon.
A lecturo was delivered In tho evening
by Prof. Buckhout on the "Life nnd habits
of Insects."
Conclittled ue?t ceek.
llucUlioru.
Tho curious weather is a themo for open
ing up every conversation.
C. M. Terwllliger is on the mend. We
liopo to sec him about soon.
lllram Bogurt of Mt. Pleasant prosecuted
Audio Beagle, Jr., nnd Messrs. William
and .Millard Kcstcr of Madison for shoot-
Ing his dog. A hearing wns had before
Esquiro Moore on Saturday last. Tho boys
lost tho suit nnd have to pny Illrnm $5 for
his dog nud all cost, sb much for suppos-
ed fun.
Washington Hnrtman is erecting n wing
on the western sldu of his house
Peter Werkheiser will shortly commence
to repair the Marshall home, which was
lately puichascd by Margaret Whilcnight,
Our supervisors nro pulling up Index
boards throughout the township
We are in the midst of tho butchering
season. William Oh! put out two hogs
Tuesday Hint dressed 400 lbs. apiece. Tho
heft report so far.
Wade Hartnmn Is agent for the William
spoit i'uHjciw Urmlfuil Uhlte,
Then. Dent started Tuesday for Want!
coke with a load of produce,
Dennis Pursel nnd Lafayette Faust bar-
tered colts ono day of tho week.
Neither of our Sunday Schools will have
n unrisimas entertainment tins year, now
... I
rr.tl.1ao npMveilr., innnllnn
itc) 1 uuua ui.jjiii3 jriunnv.vu ..-wMUb i
Thursday evening.
Tune up your wntch and run It with
Joe White's "Itrgulator." lie has a new
one.
I'.iiHt Ileutoti.
Last Monday a week James Mcllenry's
storo and postolllco barely escaped total de.
structlon by flro. Plenty of available help
saved them with small loss.
M. O. Smith's eldest son died on Monday
evening of last week, aged about eleven
ytlltB. 1IIIO T3 U Oltl.l.WI Mil.. UUV..riVv.
This was a sudden and unexpected
lnntli. caused bv In animation of t lie
bowels. Ho wns Interred in tho Hamlin
cemetery, ltev. W. Mnther preached the
luncrni sermon, auii was great iiuiiu in uiu
lor-eased He said tho bov had written a
ICCCaSCIl. MC Blllll IIIU uuy llllll nillicuu
1 - .l,l. W .lav. linfrirnliU
" , ' 1
n.. . i 10.1,1.1 mnn iitni mnii.
knee deep, nnd many without coal or wood,
imu "mis- 01 tuin imiuiT i, "
.tl1 ...nl. ..! tn lutolr
facts, and la our judgment will uccom
pllsli about ns much good as a County In
stltute. it is hoped that the general public
will awaken to a greater interest in the
welfare of the children lu educational mat
ters.
Although the landscnpo Is covered with a
deep snow tho roads nru bi.ro and muddy,
with no linmedlato prospect of sleighing.
Mr. John Ashelman dUposes of his per.
sonal property nt public sale next Friday.
For tho flrct llmo since we tako the Co-Ll-MiilAN
did It reach us at Carabra last
Thursday evening. If possible como along
this early every week.
DU" "'-' . . ni' co mm fig rents to 2.0 a .n " ... ,1,., , I, l.,.i.,r.,. i to prosecute tuem as suaii w put.
A protracted meeting was commenced '-- i .,1 . ; V,Jf 1
atllnmllnlnst Sunday evening under the yard at which WO haven t plenty 0 l-atedat
,t .,. t ... ..t.i. I . n nl.nj.o ( .-... 1 . . . .t . . 01: t 1 z I 1 1 the "5th dav of Nov. la tho
ptsiorsuip 01 iiuv, u. . niviugu. 1 iu uiuuji. iiuui, 1 me sysicmuuu usu ui aiuiiuuua ura iiegu-1 JTl. jorJ one thousand eight
Tho controversy, caus'jd by the "lesolu- It- s hnrdlv fair llOt to pick Intor. This Is no vain boast, but nn eslab. v-j elghty-me, .and In the one
... n.M.ii.n.i ti 1... .i. nmoi.,,r. i . , V. llsheil fuel: and sutlers from these diseases ninth year ot the Independence 0
I . , . 1 V V , ,1 . out barnsley tor special notice, deny themselves the blessings of health and MrtBVonuS JOHN
School Board, brings out somo Interesting ... ,;,' r .. . ,l, collffort bv refusing to give tho Itegulator "H'ome' J0UN
MARRIAGES.
anillS-WOLVKKTON.-At tho ltcct-
ory of St. Paul's Church, Bloomsburg, on
Tucsdny Nov. 24th, J885, Mr. John W.
Ulbbs to Miss Tllllo Wolvcrton.
Atinlyr.ltii; (lie IlnUliiir I'owtlerH.
Under the direction of the New York
8tnto Board of Health, ctghty.four different
kinds of baking powders, embracing all the
brands Hint could be found for sole In tho
State, were submitted to examination nnd
nnnlysls by Prof. C. F. Chnndler, n Mem
ber of the Stato Board and President of tho
New York City Board of Health, assisted
by Prof. Edward G. Love, the well-known
lato United States Government chemist.
Tho official report shows that n large
number of powders examined were found
to contain nlum or llmo many of them to
such nn extent to render them seriously ob
jectionable for iiso In the preparation of
human food.
Alum was found In twenty-ntno samples.
This drug Is employed in baking powders
to cheapen their cost. Tho presenco of
llmo Is attributed to the tmpuro crenm of
tartar of commerce used In thctr'mnnufac
litre. Such cream ot tartar was also ana
lyzed, and found to contnin llmo nnd other
Impurities In some samples to the extent
of 1)3 per cent, of their cnttro weleht.
All the baking powders of tho market,
with tho single exception of "Itoynl" (not
Including tho nlum nnd phosphate powders,
which were long slnco discarded as unsafe
or inefficient by prudent house-keepers)
nre made from the impure cream of tartar
of commerce, nnd consequently contnin
lime to a corresponding extent.
The only baking powder yet found by
chemical analysts to be entirely frco from
llmo aud absolutely pure Is tho "Hoynl."
This perfect purity results from tho exclu-
slvo use of crenm of Inrlar specially icfincd
nnd prepared by patent processes of the N
Y. Tartar Co. which totally remove the
tartrate of llmo and other Impurities. The
cost of the chemically pure cream of tartar
Is much greater than nny other, nnd on ac
count of this greater cost is used in no bak
ing power but the "Itnyal."
Prof. Loyc, who made tho nnalyscs of
baking powders for the New York Stato
Board of Health, as well as for tho Govern
ment, says of the purity and wholesome-
ncss ot "Itoynl :"
I havo tested a package of 'Hoyal Halt-
Ing Powder' which I purchased in tho open
market, nnd find It composed of pure nud
wholesome Ingredients. It is a cream of
tartar powder of a high degrco of merit,
nnd docs not contain either nlum or phos
phates or any Injurious substances.
E. G. LOVE, I'll. D."
'Salaniunaltcr'.-i.
rniLiDKLniiA, November SO, isss
The store that sells two-and-
a-half per cent of all the linens
that come from all the countries
of Europe there is the place
to see linens
Two-and-half per cent is an
enormous proportion. We
scanned the figures closely our
selves, though they came ironi
the United States Treasury
records extracted by Mr. Lorill
Biodirctt, who had as Appraiser
f ;rnrrn ton aiaiivvrare ami i.
arity with such statistics to blun
der in them.
No matter why this concen
tration. Many curious ques
tions might be asked about
it more than we could answer
probably. This is certain : It's
the place to see linens. That is
all we care to derive from the
fact that nobody doubts.
What sorts of linens ? I lie
sorts that all sorts ol people
had better buy almostof course.
Two-and-a-half per cent of the
mens used in the United btates
are not sold in one store for an
unsubstantial reason. The lin
ens are there that's certain.
Do people buy with judg
ment ? Do they know what is
good ?
.1 i
uu int.) kiiuw wiiai
cheap in the long run ?
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borne
do ; and some don t. Hotels
and restaurants get to know
very soon what wears ; large
boarding-houses ditto. Families
learn more slowly ;
but they
learn : and many understand
the general principle.
We can t put much particu
lar iniormaiton into a single
r 1
newspaper column of easy type,
1 akc table-linens, vn item or
two.
We know of but a single
make of bleached table-ltnen
worth having that can be got for
r0 centS a Vard. The Irish Can't
. fc r gcotch . nor infr.
I . . ' . . I
I llOil . HUl lJ-w.L-.l. , mv uiin
one uerman so iar us we kuuw.
It is a treneral fact that it isn't
wise to buy 50 cent table-linen
for anv purpose whatever. 1 he
lowest price at which fairly dur
able table-linens come is 65
er-v a
cents. but this one uerman
maker sends us tons on tons of
(vrcllcnr coarse and homelv
table-linens at 50 cents a yard,
, nni1l.;n, tn nvltch for c, ,D
, 1
I .
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I he Other extreme : S2.5O a
yard is enough for the finest and
rjiu,cf Uetweeil tllCSC tWO
1 .1 .
I .....,,, ..... hnvn rrnth(rrrl
"-wv-.u - r.
from all the linen countries the
hcst nt t Kir liiarCinf s. wiiatwe
could buy to the best advantage.
You can hardly name an even
I
. , , r
Heaviest, Strongest; nui iuu uuuhi;
the patterns change but rarely;
Very SlOW ; but the bOtiy
barnsley table-linen is such that
the more it is washed the better
. r 1 . 1 1 . 1
li leeis ami iooks. i tuieis .um
rctnurnnt niulprsit'ind it.
they want the finest, richest,
newest uncus, uiuy uuu 1 uuy
Hamsley. If they want maglll
r .
Iiceill snowy uiieiih iu wer.u
long tune with severe anti con
1 4 iv- awuviv-ai tiiiv.it vt itu vv. i . , . i ,7..,,i f .......... . I
Slanmnalwr'fl.
stant washing, to prow more
oeaiunui montn alter moniii,
fine but not extremely fme.pood
natterns but old, they buy Barns-
ey.
We have such Barnsley for
i.25 a yard I 1 he proper price
is $1.50.
bets of table cloths with nap
kins to match, $3.50 to 40,
oupht to be barely mentioned.
Most of our linens are made
on our orders, and made to suit
us. We have them made with
out dressing. Washing will
change them but slightly.
1 Ins is the linen school. No
doubt about it.
It isn't so strange as people
think that we sell one-fortieth
ofallthelinens thatcome through
the Custom House.
Within our local trading cir
cuit are a million-and-a-half of
people about a fortieth part
of the population of the United
states, and more than a fortieth
part of the linen-users; for
everybody knows that more
linens are used near the centres
of population than south and
southwest. It isn't so much
more than our share.
Bear in mind that we buy
from the makers at home their
homes save every possible cent
in buying ; and sell as close as
we can. There isn't another
such stock in the city. There
isn't another such stock in the
country. There isn't another
store that buys as we buy and
sells as we sell. It would be a
reproach to the people around
us, if we didn't sell our full share
of the linens that come to the
country.
Nothing but linen for linen ;
skilful and careful buying ; gen
erous selling. They account for
it.
south-west from tho centre.
John Wanamakek.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets,
and Clty.hall square.
LOCAL NOTICES.
On Tuesday morning next I. W. Hart
man & Son will open to the public their
stock of Christmas goods. Don't fall to
see them before you make your purchases.
Fino ladles' shoes at F. D. Dmtlcr's.
Don't fall to sec the grocery department
nt I. W. Hartmnn & Son's for nil kinds of
glassware, fancy dishes, &c, &c.
Cotton seed meal in hundred pound
sacks kept for salo at the farm of E. II.
Little, nenr Llghtstrcct, also nt E. II.
Little's barn In Bloomsburg. n27tf.
INew hec pins, earrings and sleeve but
tons at II. W. SloanV.
If you want any Holiday presents be suro
you see inc lurge siock or toys, uiassware,
China ware, Christmas trco ornaments, at
the Variety Store, Bloom, beforo purchas
ing.
Mrs. V. E. Ilabb Is closing out her stock
or leu lints at cost to maito room tor (Jurist
mas goods.
For a good and cheap Holiday present.
go to the Variety Store.
A great ninny new articles for Chrlstmns
presents in tho fancy dish lino at I. W.
iiartman cc son's.
Cull at J. H. Stccker's for fresh oysters.
A new four-button kid glove all now
shades at 41.15. We will guarantee ev
ery pairs if they lip or break will give an
other pair at 11. w. moan's.
J. H. Stecker has elder and apples for
sale cheap. Call and sec.
A now let of Newmarkets tills week at
II. W. Sloan's.
Grcnt reduction ? Gross the N. Y. Cloth.
ier has reduced tho price of Mens', Boys',
nnd Childrens', suits, and overcoats cheap
er than ever sold in Bloomsburg before.
"tow is tho time to nave plusli mulls
made to order nnd all kinds of furs cleaned.
lined nnd renovated nt Mrs. O. E. llabb's.
J. 11. Blccleer Keens oysters, at Ills cro-
eery and provision store, Main street below
Market.
Getting ready for tho Inrgeot sale of
Christmas goods ever offered in Columbia
county. I. W. Hartman & Son.
Fine shoes for gents, ladies and misses
at F. D. Dentlcr's. Call anil examine.
Horso blankets from 85 cents up at C. S.
Furman's, Mnln, below Market street.
Beautllul Christmas presents for Utile
children at Mrs. C. E. Itabb's. Call and
see the plush hoods.
Buffalo nnd wolf robes nt C. S. Furman's,
Jiam street, ueiow mnriici.
People coming to court arc invited to see
I. W. Hartinaiufc Son's Christmas presents.
A new Btock of rubber boots and shoes
at j.-, -). )entlcr's,
One of the ten roads leading Into Blooms
burg brings customers every day to I. W.
Hnrtman & son's for their cheap coats.
Harness from $10 up at C. 8.
Furman'
F. I). Dcntler has Just received a
full
lino of slippers for thu hollJnys,
Tho crowd will, ns usual, be at I. W.
Hartman cc Son s for Christmas presents.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
TIIK FIliST KEEN TWINOE.
As thu season advances, llio pains nnd
aches by which rheumatism makes itself
Known, nre experienced auer every c.p.
osure. It is not claimed that Hood's
Snrsaparilln is a specific for rheumatism
wo doubt if there Is or can be, such a
',, ' ,,''u """-' """"'
lioou a oaraa inriiin, Hiiriuiii, 11s 111 urging
tl...r lm o.iffi.r frnrn rlillm,ilUm In ti.b..
. - -....... .
" u" -"u "r"
Hood's sarsaparuia, acting inroiigu 1110
JjjjJ Kpoft
I U (riUli b 10 llw wUli'U'iiit v tail, fv 14 1 1 1 1 1;
.1 ll I, .... n,...,.w...ni nf n, irri.tl........
but a meritorious meuicmu wnicu ims won
1 Vii onnllilpntK ilkfipft. .mil null RiilIsfHrt. 1
WORK NKAT1YY
Ol j,iies tho roots and herbs tn cure the ills.
vaaK " "J""."
impoutant. Tim sudden chanbcs in
weather menu cough and croup for chil
.,.,. ,,,!), iun.v. c0Ueh
If I (Vnim Medicine, when needed. It relieves
" ,
,,. , . ,.,, ,,,..,. rKi,in..v
- Liver Hcmcdy encourages sleep, creates
nn nnnetlte. braces up Ihu system, and
a "; the wasted powers. HI. 35
- bottle at druggists.
"Most of these linlr preparations don't
work." writes Mr. .1. S. Burdlck, of 8t.
Loul, 'ibut Parker's Hair Balsam Is nn
honorable exception. My linlr wns thin
and prematurely gray. Tho Balsam mndo
It brown ngaln nnd sott ns In my boyhood."
h iltc.4-4t.
Purgo out tho lurking distemper that
undermines health, nnd the constitutional
vigor will return. Those who suffer from
an enfeebled nnd dlsordtred stato of the
system, should tako Aycr's Sarsnparllln
to clcnncs tho blood mil rcstorj vitality.
For colds, croup, asthma, bronchitis nnd
sore throat, use Dr. Ihomas' Eclcctrlo OH,
and get thu genuine.
Aches nnd pnlns long bomo mnko even
tho young feci old. 'J lie true r-'medy 11
Parker's Tonic. It purifies the blood, sets
In order the liver nnd kidneys, banishes
pain and builds up the health. Besides It
hits the reputation of doing what we claim
for It. dec.-4-4t.
Pnlns In buck,
best kidney and
Itcmcdy.
or loins cured by tho
liver medicine Hunt's
What is the use of Suffering with back
ache, rheumatism, kidney diseases, sciatica
crick, stiches, chest lung troubles, torpid
liver, or soreness In nny part when a Hop
I'l later will certainly give you relief?
Vnstly superior to all other porous plasters.
You'll say so after using ono. 25c. every
where. Curious to think that desks nnd chairs
kill people, but they do. Tnken in large
qunnllllcs olllco furniture is ns fatal as
yellow fevi r. We sit and write ourselves
away. Sedentary habits produce constipa
tion; that begets dyspepsia; rheumatism
and kidney trouble follow in Ihelr train,
nnd dentil ends the chapter. You whoso
lives mo passed over desks and lu the con
fined nlr of offices ought to keep Dr. Ken
nedy's "Favorite Itcmcdy" always at band
for thu stomach and brain. novlU.
The most miserable creature among all
mankind is the confirmed dyspeptic, who
looks ns though life hnd no charms left for
him; nud yet the very worst of this class
may bo brought back to health nnd happl-ncs-i
by using Vlnegnr Blttcis, a remedy
that even Ihn most skeptical modern
practitioners arc beginning to use in their
practice.
Theie mnst bo nn open road between tho
food wo cat and the substnnco of which
our bodies aro composed. If the road is
clogged or closed we sicken, faint nnd
tile, nils road 19 made tin of liiu organs
of digestion and assimilation. Of these
the stomach nnd llvir nre chief. Most
people havo had more or less experience of
tho horrors of constipation. Prevent it
and all its fearful sequences by using Dr.
Kennedys rnvorite itcmcdy." 11 is tuo
first step that costs.
When Hby nt sick, us caro hr Cutoria,
Wkf n sho was 1 Child, ahs cried for Castorl,
When ahe became Miss, she clung tu CMtorit,
When the had Children, ho gave them Cmtorla,
iT.BARNUM'S
Newt
Book
HIE KTOItV OP II V I.IFr-"
IOolden Ruiei tor iloaey lltlnir. Worth
10 my )nung man .urttnir In life. U.er 500 pares: 64
jltu.trat(.n.. Trice, 12.20. 0T7 Write It once t
And the Art of MflTlv Onttlne wltH
-mi roKOMfct a rwcnfiAriiria tjinoinnnT1 o
A.t. uk. as . rAUII V OPAI CO
IUT Hflllac rcrTeet iniTIII.1 OUDLLO
I ntlrely net. in principle. Weisrh one ounce to e pound..
e ounce 10 a pounqi.
. Rapid tale, turprl.o
IOKS!lf.l &: McMAKlN, CINCINNATI, O.
dec.4-4t.-ald.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby (then to the creditors of the un
dersigned mid to all persons to whom It may con
cern, that ho will apply to the Court of Common
l'leas of Columbia county for the benefit or the in
solvent laws of thu Commonwealth on Monday
afternoon, uecemDor Tin, loto, at wuicn utno any
person hat, Ing any objection to his llnal dlschargo
as an lnv)lent debtor,
same Known.
Nov 13- lw
KSSE Z. I.INN.
EOlSTErVS NOTICE.
Notice, la hereby clvcn to all legatees, ciedltors
and other persons Interested tn the estates of tho
respective decedents nnd minors, that the fol
low lm; administration, cxcoiitors and guardian
accounts havo been Hied in the onice of the ltegas
ter of Columbia county, and will be presented for
conllrrnatlon and allowance In the Orphans'
Court to bo held in lilooursburg. on .Monday, pec.
"th, into, at S'clockp. ra. on said day :
No. 1. The flrst and nnal account of IjOvI Mlcli
nel, administrator ot Susannah lluinbel lato of
Ilea' er township, deceased.
No. 2. The flrst and partial account of Matilda
Waller, administratrix of Daniel W. Walter lato
of Cutiv lssa township, deceased.
No. 3. Tho first account of .. Z. Schocl:. execu
tor of M. S. Appleinan late ot tho town of lHoonis.
burg, deceased.
No. 1. Tho flrst anl nnal account of JohnW.
Miller administrator of Henry T. Miller lato of
Jladlson township, deceased.
No a. Tho first and final account of (JoonroA. ller-
rlncr. trustee to sell real estate of Edward lx'wbt
Uie ot the town of Uloomoburg, deceased.
No. o. The first and final account of V. O. Wads-
worth, aihnlnlstiatnr of Daniel Thomas late of
x isiungcrccK vownsnip, ucceaseu.
No. 7. Tho first and final account of John M.
Mlller.lluardlan of Esther Miller (now Esther Men
singer) a minor child oflienjatnln Miller late of
CUuw Issa township, deceased.
No. 8. The first and llnal account ot John .M.
Miller, iruardlan of Ida Miller n minor child ot
llenjamln Miller late of Catawlstsa township, de
ceased. No. o. The second and nnal account of Joseph
W. Keece, guanllan of I.aura M. rarker (now Ijiu
ra M. Hellas.) minor child of John L Parker lato of
Jackson township, deceased.
No 10. The second and final account of K. II.
Drown, surviving executor of Jacob Yoho into of
Mtrtttn townshln. deceased as lllod by J. J. Drown
executor of K. b. mown, docoasjd.
No. II. Tho first and final account of Lanah J.
Mellenry, administratrix of K. J. Mcltenry lue of
l'lshlhtrcreek township, decease 1.
No. 12. Tho first and final account of Josenh W.
Kvra, executor ot Krancla Dtei lato of Greenwood
township, deceased.
No. 13. The first and Ilml account of I. L. and
J. E. Snyder, execuuirs ot Isaac n) deflate of
Mllllln township, deceaa xl.
No. 11. Thotlrstnnd llnal account of Thomas
liollman. guardian ot chnrlm Dolluian mlnorchlld
of John Dullman lata otefrwnwood townsiup, de
ceased. (iKO. W. rlTKllNKlf,
nov 13 kwi uotrisier.
I
A nandsomo vam; LAMP given
with n f5 order tor Tea and coff
ee. An Iron Mono C11AM1IBK
KPT tl) nttWK nrn Tt'i k.t'1'
pieces, or, handsome IlliuM'.b llANdl'so iJmi1
given with a Jill order. A WlAMliKIt tBT ono
pieces,wiiii uiuf, muruuit ur inuit uanu or an iuu
miyink CHINA 'iT bEl'ot ft, nieces, or a (II.ass
SET of&l plecM given with aia order, HAND
SOME I'KKVIUMS, consisilng of Decorated China
Waruln'Icasets, also Dinner and Tea beta coin,
blued, and Chamber Sets, etc., etc., given with
orders tor tin, m, ta, t-M and (W. Send for clrcu.
lar, which win givu jou inn p.triicuians. lillA.M)
I'.NION TKA COMPANY, !!5 South Main St
Wilkes nine, ru. iieauqiiar
ters SO Fiout street. New
York I'll v.
may la-u
COURT PROCLAMATION.
TVrilKBEAS.thellon. Wi-.li.am Kmvell
V President Judgo of tha Court ot Oyer and
Terminer and Ucneral Jail Delivery, court of Quar
ter sessions ot tho Peace and the Court of Common
Plena and orphans' Court In the 26th Judicial Dla.
trtct, composed ot tho counties of Columbia, and
Montour, and"tho Hons. James Lako and K. L
Shuraan, Assoclato Judges ot Columbia county
have Issued their precept.bcarlng dau) tho eth day
of Oct. In the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and elguty-tuc, and to mo directed for
holding a Courl ot Oyer and Terminer and Genorat
(iaarter Sessions of tho Peace, Court of Common
Pleas and orphans' court, in uioornsourg, in tho
county ot Columbia, on the first Monday .being
tha ?th day ot Doc. next, to continue for two
weeks.
Notice Is hereby given to the Coroner.to tho Jus.
tlcos ot the Peace, and tho Constables ot tho said
County of .'olumbla,that they bo then and therein
their proper person at lu o'clock In tho forenoon
aald Stth day ot Doe. with their records tnqut.
Bitlons and other rcmeiubrances,to do those things
which to ihelr offices appertain to be done. And
those that are bound by recognizance to proseouto
a;atnst tho prisoners that are or maybe in tho Jail
of the aaldcountyot Columbla.tobethen and thero
Jurora are re-
attendance,
Iltoomaburg
Tear of our
hundred and
hundred and
of tho Unlt.-d
AiouitKr,
Hherlff.
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and
EXECUTED AT
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THIS OEFICK