THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
Q. E. Elweil, 1 -,.1.,,
J. E. BlUonoenior. ,f E4it9"'
BLOOiUSBUUG, PA.
FRIDAY, AVMh 2, 1880.
Tlio bill introduced l'i Congress to
lncrcnqn tun rnto of postage of fourth
class matter lias failed in tlio House.
Secretary Bayard was again afflicted
last week by the death of his brothor-in-law.
Afflictions never comes singly.
Tlio total number of postmasters of
mo lourili class removed troin iuarcn
I, 183.) to March 3, 1880 was 8,035.
Of these 9!)8 nro in Pennsylvania.
It lias recently been made known
that Col. Nutt who was' killed by
Dukes at Unior.town a fo years ago,
was shoit in his accounts a cashier of
the Stato Treasury $l2,oOU. It is said
to havo been lost in oil sueculation.
The Philadelphia J'reas which has
been posing as tho friend of the labor,
ing man, in being boycotted in somo
sections becausu it does not employ
moinbera of thu Typographical Union
in hi uiiiue.
Tho bonato committee on public
ouiminga ana grounds lias authorized
a favorable report to be mado on Sena
tor Morrill's bill appropriating $300,
000 for tho erection of an extension to
the White House. 1
Tho investigation at tho MoAllistei
villo Soldiers Orphan school has devel
oped not only that tho children are not
properly fed and clothed, but that
gross immoralities havo been practiced
there. The Governor has completed
his visits to these schools, and will soon
inako known the result. Some start
ling disclosures may be expected.
Keeper Lavcrty of tho New Jersoy
stato prison is. now on trial by the sen
ate of that stato under articles of im
peachment, lie is charged with im
proper conduct and criminal intimacy
with female prisoners, and a number of
them havo given very damaging testi
mony against him. One of tho wit
nesses named Minnie Sehaefer aworo
that Lavorty is the father of her in
fant, born since alio left prison. She
said that Laverty seduced her under a
promise that ho would proeuro a par
don for her, and that ho subsequently
promised to pay her 1G00 but failed
to do so.
It is truly wonderful what modern
medical science can accomplish. Last
week ao operation was performed in 'a
Now York hospital that is almost with
out parallel. The pnient was a female
about twenty-fivo years of age, ind one
of her limbs had Income; diseased by
injuries to tho bono received from a fall.
She was placed under the influence of
chloroform, hei leg was out open, tho
diseased bones sawed off and taken out,
and tho healthy bones connected by a
silver wire, and the flesh sewed up a
gain, Tho operation took two hours,
and it is expected that the patient will
regain tho use of her leg, which will bo
in no way disfigured by tho treatment.
Tlio Philadelphia 2'imes thinks it is
possible to ovordo tho monument busi
ness. When a great soldier, statesman
or philanthropist dies, it is well enough
for the public to commemorate his lifo
and deeds by the erection- of a suitable
monument over him, but when an ap
peal is mado to tho people for funds to
raise a costly tomb or statue for every
"good fellow" who shuffles off this
mortal coil, be ho actor, polilican or
what not, it is going to far. The funds
had far better bo devoted to tho wants
of Iiis family, or to some charitable
object, where they will bo of more valuo
than simply to please the eye.
THE LABOR TE0UBLES.
AU over tho country tho spirit of
striking has struck the laboring class
es. Tho railroad troubles in tho west
havo thrownthousands of men out of
employment, stopped tho running of
freight trains, and thereby brought un
told losses upon the business men, a-i
well as on tho employees themselves.
The cause of this difficulty was tho dis
charge of a single member of tho
ICuights of Labor, and tho object was
to force his reinstatement, and not for
higher wages. In this matter the
organization known as tho Knights of
Labor has taken tho bit in their own
mouths, and are acting against their
own principle and contrary to tho ad
vice and wishes of their chief olticers.
Master Vv'orkman T. V. Powderly, the
head of tho organization has written a
letter, in which he condemns tho strike,
and urges moderation. Ho covers tho
whole subject when ho says that "whilo
1 ., . j. it
an injury iu uue is me concern oi an
it is not wise to iniuro all for tho sake
of one." Tho document is long, but
no sums tno situation up in uis closin
lines as follows;
"1 write this circular to lay before
tho order tho exact condition of things.
I am neither physically nor mentally
capaoie or peionning tlio work required
of me. I am willing to do mv nart.
but must not bo asked to maintain a
false position before tho world anv
louger. Ono of two things must tako
pmco ,- either the local district nssem
blies of tho order must obey its laws
or I must bu permitted to resi gn from
a position which obliges mo to day
ono part bofoio the public and (.nother
to our memheia. 1 say to tho world
that the Knights of Labor do not np
pYovo of or encourage strikes, and in
ono dny dispatches come to mo to como
to iroy, JNow 1 ork : .Manchester, .New
Hampshire j Chicago, Cincinnati,
Lynchburg, Va. ; Springfield, Ohio,
and Montreal, Canada. It is impossi
ble for human nature to stand the
strain any longer. I must havo tho
assistance of tho order or my most
earnest eitorts will lau. wilt l tiavo
it t If no strikes must bu avoided;
boycotts must bo avoided. J hose(who
boast mint be checked by llicir assem
blies. No move must bo mado until
tho court of lat resort has been appeal
ed to. Threats of violence must not
bo mado.
Politicians must be hushed up or
driven out. Obedience to the laws of
Knighthood must havo preference over
those of any other order.
If these things nro dono tho next live
years will witness tho complete emanci
pation of mankind from tho curso of
monopoly in otirmombers. Wo require
beereoy, obedience, assistance, naticiico
and courage. If with thoso aids you
Htreugtheu my hands I will continue in
tho work. If you do not desiro to
assist mo in this way, then select a man
better qualified to ohoy your will and I
will retire in his favor " i
After occupying much valuable
timo in tlio discussion of tho Edmunds
resolutions concerning tho production
of paocrs relating to tho removal and
aimdintmcnt of officers by tho Presi
dent, tho Senate finally adopted tlitm
last l'ridav bv a maiority of one vote.
Tho resolutions virtually amount to
notliiiiL'. and tho discussion was open
ed by the republican senators simply
in tho liopo of making somo political
capital for themselves. Iu this they
wcro worsted by tho President, and
they cau now proceed to public bust
ness.
Tho nllccod discovery of M. Pasteur,
tho French chemist, that hydrophobia
can bo prevented by inoculation, has
received a sovero shook by tho death
of n liussian patient who had been nit
ton by a mad wolf. Tho Newark chil
drcn who were Bent over to Paris a
fow months nco to bo treated by M,
Pasteur have none ol them shown any
symptoms of rabies, but it is said now
that tho dog that bit them was not mad.
Tlio Russian's death occurred in nine
teen days after tho wound was indicted,
and seven davs after Pasteur began
his treatment, so that tho valuo of in
oculation as a euro for this disease is
not yet satisfactorily established
Hut as there nr 'executions to all rules
and as tho Russian was very severely
bitten by tho wolf a part of his jaw
being torn away, and a pieco of the
tooth of thu animal left inbedded in
his cheek, tho failuro ought not to bo
taken as finally conclusive that tho rem
edy has no valuo whatever. ' urther
experiment may prove Us efficacy.
Indiana county liquor-dealers are
murmurinrr Intulm' than over. .Tudcro
Harry White has again committed tlio
wholesale relusal act in dealing wim
the licenso question and tho hotel-keep-cm
aro naturally anxious to know how
lontr this thine is Koinij to last.
Judge White's extraordinary refusal
ol licenses is nascd on ttie general law
of 1807, which provides that "it snail
bo lawful for said Court to hear remon
strances against the application and in
all cases to refuse tho same whenever,
in tho opinion of tho Court, having
duo regard to the number and charac
ter of tho petitioners for and a
gainst such application, such license
is not necessary lor tho accom
modation of tho traveling public and
entertainment of strangers mid travel
ers." His opponents arcuo that ho is
inconsistent in making this law apply
to Indiana couuty,which is covered by
a local license law passed in I860, be
cause he has ruled that tho penalties
imposed by a later general law cannot
be substituted for the penalties im
posed by the local law in question,
which npplied only to Blair, Indiana
and Westmoreland counties.
But whether the ireneral law of 18G7
applies to tlicso three .counties or not,
it certainly applies to the other coun
ties of the State. It seems to assume
that stimulating drinks aro necessary
to tho traveling public, while Judge
White assumes the contrary. The law
may bo right and White wrong, or
White may b) right and the law wrong,
but he is on the bench to enforce the
law as it is, not as it ought to be or as
ho privately thinks it ought to be.
This is tlio reason why the thousands
who agreo witli him as to the fact dis
agree with him as to his right to make
and unmake law. Times.
SOLDIEES' OBPHANS SCHOOLS.
Tho Philadelphia Record, which
has takeu tho lead in the exposure of
tho infamous mismanagement of these
schools, and which will and certainly
should result m an entire reorganiza
tion of the system, if it do not break
up and close them altogether, proposes
in an editorial on Saturday last, to
close tlio schools and transfer tho pu
pils to tho Normal schools. There is
no doubt such transler ought to bo
made, and wo sincerely hope it may bo.
Tho credit of this suggestion, how
ever, is due to Col. John G. Freeze, of
tliis place, who, five years ago, drew a
bill for that purpose file of thu House
No. 510, session of 1881, which was
read m place by Hon. Mr. Ivnittle, Jan
uary 25, 1881. The bill was roported
with a ncgativo recommendation; but
time, tho avenger, proves it was right.
We hope tho llecord will continuo its
good work.
Adjourned Court Procee dings, April 1st
Opinion was filed in each of tho
following oases.
Estate of E. J. MnlTpnrr dnnnnonil.
Auditor's report confirmed.
Iwtato of James Roat. Auditor's re
port confirmed.
listato of Mary C. Peterman. Ex
ceptions to account sustained.
Jistate ot 'iiios. (Jroveling Jr. Auil
itorVreport confirmed.
EstatO of Moses Everett. I? nnnrt.
. . . .. -"i .
reterred back to the Auditor witli in
structions.
Samuel S. App et al vs. Win. Eyer
et ai. .iiiugmcnt lor delta, on caso
stated.
Tnos Vcticot vb. Win. Thompson
Certiorari. .ludmnent nfliriiuul.
Adams & Son. and E. L. Adams vs
Phillip Spooney 2 cases. Rules dis
charged.
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rjlHEASUKIMfS SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS
IX COLU.MllIA COUNTY, I'HN'.VA.
Uy virtue of sundry acts of (leneral Assembly of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, relating to
the salu ot seated and unseated lands In tho
county of Columbia ore. for taxes due and unpaid.
J will offer at public balo at tho Court House, In
MONDAY OF JUNE A. I). 1680,
nt 10 o'clock a. in. the following described pieces ot
land or such part thereof as may be necessary to
sausiy iuu amount ot taxes uuo ana unpaid
against the same, and continue the same from day
iu ua; us iuu suiuii muy uu lumiu necessary.
TlUtStS OF SALE.
Iho amount ot taxes and costs must bu nald
when the land Is struck off or the sale maybe
vuiu unu me prupeny put up uiui lesom.
UNSEATED LAND OF COLUM
HIA COUNTY 188G.
IIEAVKU.
NO. ACKKS. WAUHaNTEI ok Ownkk.
100 " Ilakcr, Jacob dee'd....,,
J lot Heaver, Charles
8" lteaver.Jes.se
Taxis.
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43 17
1 74
5 21
s.1 acres Hrockway, c. u
4 10
10 23
1 US
3 73
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118 "
81 "
3 lots
3"
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and Abbott,,.,
5 21
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5 20
5 20
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liuttand Unger...
liogart, Mary .......
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1410 acres Columbia coal A" Iron CO...
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Cot, C.s. K. Tench Cox
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Charles, Simon ...
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l.V) acres Uavls. Is.uin
115 " luvlj, Anthony
106 " Downs, .Martin
! " liallus, Joslah .,
10 " Downs. John.,,,
S " Klsher. Sarah
slots Flanlgan, A
3" IT . VV s I.....,,
s " tiearhart, win
5" Hoffman. K. il
it " Pardee and Marklo
i " Harrier and Jester
oi acres llauck, Jonathan
w lloats. John ....
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Ilfcderllter, HaraU A.
Hunt, Kit
Ilenny, (leo
Kline, A
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Shirk, J. .1
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231 acres Shuman, F. L
7 40
3 lots Mxiu, i'eir
8 " Vastinn, 11. K
o " Valkcnard, c. J
SSrtS acres West 11 Coal Co.
S lots Wet 7(1, CM
3" erkhelser, Samuel
3 " Wooil. Augustus
Mi acres Wheeler. Wm
il stlney, Martin
3 lota Trout, Margaret
33 acres .Miller, Adam ,
1IKNTON.
45 acres Albcrtson, Clarence
in 11 Dodson, (leo
m 11 Wells, John
llltlAUCltKEK.
M o(200 Apple, l'aul
2s acres clem, llev. W. T
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25 acres Kvans, l'raiicts
J Fowler, Gilbert
m acres 1'rcas, Wm. U
II " llouck, Samuel
800 " lteecer, Abraham
T " Kllnger, I,l7rie
r " stokes. Olden
" ". Trough, Henry estate
II " Ik'krutn, (leo
7 " Mout, Kills
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Dorubacli, Margaret
Klnler, Itobcit
Newell, Kred
Yettcr, Iwls estate
llldd.0 Heirs
ciewell, Joseph estate
Krum, Kilos ,
Perry, Win
1 lower, Moses
CKNTI1A1.1A.
llnircrty, James
lleffron, l'hllip .
Holmes, Thomas
Lehigh K Mahanoy K. It
Walsli, David
CerUhty, ThomKV. !.'.'."
steel, Oco. W
Mccnfferty, Tat
.Madden, .Michael
Lehigh k .Mahanoy It. It
Ix)Ughlln, Bridget
Sweeney, Margaret
Kneff, John
rursell, John
(Julgley, Mrs, Margaret
(ierlghty, Thomas
Uarrett Mary
ilrcnnan, John
lleffron, Wm
Hullcan, ltlchard
Keller, Wm
Klems, Tntrlck
llanley, John 0
liracey, Geo ......
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CKNTKE.
1 lot
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22 acres Adams, EnosL
2 lots Iirobst Thomas
35 acres Conner, II. J. M, F
1 lot Derllng, Wm
3 " Freas, Andrew estate
7 acres Fritz, Wm. estate
.1 " Good, Jacob cstato
70 " Ilagenbuch, wm
in " ilagenbuch, Wm. sr. estate.,
84 " Iloffmau, Wm. estate
t lot Hess. t:nie
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Nungesser, Sarah
sponsler, Jacob
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5 " Achenbach, Samuel
CON'VNHllIAM.
429 acres I'.cnin. Joshua
2C2 59
4l) 55
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1 " lircslln. Bernard
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113 acres Huston, John
213 " Kline, John I.
1 lot Kromcr, A. w
I i ,i
1 " Lelby, Ephralm"."..'......".'.".
1 " " Harvey
1 " Mellen, Thomas
1 Mlllnrd, O. II
1" Mcdulre, Terra.ico
1" Morris, Anna II
2" Monroe, John
j it ,t it t ........ .......
1 " Khawn. Casner
380 acre? Huston, Mary
175 " ltusum, Thomas
102 00
40 80
CI 20
01 20
214 SO
02
9B)
3 03
3 03
3C2
loo ." l rlen. Jacob
100 ' " "
401 " Young, John
40 " llrelsh, llobert
8 " Walker, Lewis
4 lots Mourey, John
4 "
F1SIIINGC1IKKK.
20 acres Allegar, John 'Est'
2 " Drcsher.Mo'an
2 55
1 Hi
15.30
1 5.1
311
041
1020
38 21
10 20
711
510
1 53
1 53
2 55
3 93
29 05
3 711
300
30
1 44
330
2 50
S4
50
480
2 25
3 80
14 98
4 30
1 41
3 53
1 01)
1 10
Siio " Doty I'caler tc Stewart
9)f " Force Crawford
2U " farvertieo
90 " Harrison John
200 " Hoffman & Freas
-o " iiuim wm
200 " Kindt John Co
140 " Imon Tliomos
no " Mcllenry c. u. Daniel
17 " " K.J
15 " Parks James 11
50 ' RobblnsWmA
to lUchard LewLs
Ill " ltelchort cha-les
HO " HobblnsKll
u) " Hutchison Thos J
:i " Pcaler Geo
20 " connor.MaggleU
FIIANKI.IN.
40 ' Cleaver Wellington
73 do Former Jonathan
4 do Swank Geo ..
5 do Vought James.
30 do Vought K Howell
29 do Itohrbach Wm
1 do Howell M m
GItKKNHfJOD.
14 do AlbertsonMUesttndBartley...
200 do y;arry.Iohn
?s uo ratterson ai j
HEMLOCK.
50 do Campbell N I.
2S do McMdeHD
110 do Neal l'ursell ..
5 do irrtght Levi
21 uo Jones David
JACKSON.
50 do Flick Geo A
800 do do ,
100 do Hess Benjamin
4 do Miller Chas If.
24s do Miller & Neyhart
210 acres " '
15 " Kitchen, James W
52 " Mcllenry, ltohr
5 " Kccler, J. It
LOCUST.
so acres Dewnlt, Geo.......
265 'i Kvcrhart, John
M " Geraghty, Thomas
23 " Kline, John I.
ai " Iongenberger, l'hllip ..
100 " bnyuer, Jeremiah
MADISON.
25 acres Cox, Joel
Siio " Kves. Chailes.
35 ' Ilendeshott, U
4i " Heldenrled, Tobias
17 " Klsner, Juines
53 " Ilendershott. Erastus
0 " Glnclcs, T. il
13 " Wclllver, Daniel estate
MAIN.
21 acres llrockway Ent
7 " drover, Aaron W..... .,,
2 " Gearhart, Joseph
35 " Ilinderllter, Henry
10 " Miller, II. G. estate
4 " Mouser, Emanuel ..
471 " 1'ennock, c, E. Co
Mo. " nichart, Charles
us ' .
ICO " Shuman, Reuben
'i of loo Hmlck, Iirobst, Yelter 4 Hauck
21 acres Shuman, John ,.. ........
7 " Shuman, W. T
10 " Shuman, Miles
1 " Snyder, Abraham
90n " Swartz shepp 4 Co
100 " Y'etter, Isaac ..
3 " Ilartman, Mathlas
43 " Moser, Michael .
MIFFLIN,
15 acres Aten, Thomas.
5 " Aten, J. I'.
10 " Creasy, Henry
10 " Ilendershott, Catharine
70 " Jacoby, o. A
200 ' Kramer, A. W
33 " Michael, John
13 " " " ,,,
2V " Masteller, Jos
t)4 " ienslnger, Wm ..
lOu " N'uncesier, W. J
S3 " Parks, James, II. A. F ..
S3 " Sutllff.Joel
121 " Schweppenhelser I. K
80 " Schweppenhelser, Horace
30 " schweppenhelser, E. 1'
4 " Swank, S. II
15 " Williams, SamucL
7 ' Yohc,,iohn It
67 " Yohe, Jacob cstato
MONTOU11.
91 acres Creasy. Jacob
is " (llgcr. haibara
41 " Neal, Wm
24 " Itamsey estate
JIT, PLEASANT,
57 acres ('rouse, lllram Andrew Jr
10 " Jacoby tc ltupert
10 " Jacoby, Samuel
10 " Shallcr, Mathlas
OltAFGE.
19 acres Everltt, Gabriel estate ,
20 " Ilagenbuch, Jeremiah
500
80 (HI
020
101
82 00
31 20
1 12
50
30
10 CO
IS so
11 10
3 57
4 90
1 00
91
ci no
50
CO
90
S4
12
20
l o;
1 31
40
1 40
1 10
43
21 74
.11 23
12 C8
7 no
2 90
3 15
79
1 12
3 17
81 OJ
3 ib
31
2 CO
30
35
40
134
1 25
750
80
20
3H
38
110
70
70
2 oo
ti
137
23
GO
203
70
453
1 SO
5 UO
4 41
1320
1 U5
2 92
297
230
4 01
11U
390
27
3 41
13
101
iv ness, jeremiau.,.,,
IW llldlay LetL ...,,.."!....!
i lot colemau Geo 8 ,..
80 acres l'atterson M II
2 : sitler Michael
11 " Kline Jut ob dee'd ,,
PINK.
201 " FrickOeoA
loo " Miller A-Colo , ,.
131 " DreiblcbUJohn , ,,
IU) " Wealhercl Clark
IU) itobeits n cole,
29 " ltubblusTl) ,,
81 " Greenley James
ItOAllINGCIIEEK,
40 acres Urelsch Jacob
12 " " " ., ,.,,
61 " Barnes Thos Jr
315 'I confulr a; lllco ,
23 ) ' cox 0 S Ex ot Tench Cox
10
iMS " '
U) " " ' "
is " Dllaplalnlieklel
13 70
1 13
1 50
IU)
t c.1
1 71
19
80
18 UO
3H0
411
2UI
Ul
lV3j
4 lots Marion, Win ..
Ill) acres Nungcfiser, Oco... ,,
s loU l'al tarson. J. u
3 lYlce, clarence
At acres lllce, John.... ,
son " lilchart, Charles sr
4011 " " "
vs ' "
1 JM l II "
Huston John
Morris A Hughes...,,
Mindy lewis (
Icelchnrt Charles
990
13 23
490
311
6 49
511
28 93
2 92
318
1 45
17 15
4 90
Kaub.1 Miller.
'
Navlnger Jonathan.. .!
Miellenberger Thomas, .
94
9 43
1 90
1 90
98
3 43
Wltchey John.
lDciim Isaac.,,...,,,
Yocum Klllah
YettorIwlsEst..,.
Trlen Jacob.
Shoup Abraham .,.
Beaver Geo & J I. Kline...
Little Itouert
Morris 4 Hughes
50
13 50
78
101
52
20
1 18
in
3 m
Melllngton Wm
Skate Henry "!,"'."."
SUGAIIIHIAF.
Bellas Win
Buckalew James lit....
Colo Kjcklel ,
Colo Thomas II
ChaplnJF
Chopin .IF
Custer Mary
Hess Jos ii
91
3
3 20
800
1019
400
20 30
1 43
4 41
3 31
Iles crevellng & Co...
11 00
(Otll9lless tvesley 8 20
H of 119
or ii9
8 to
M CO
1 10
580
19 acres Ilartman Jesse.
91
Harvey J V M smith
300
8)
500
200
23
78
193
Mcllenry Ilohr
Savage Joshua Est
Mcllenry K J
John j'.'.""'.".'.!.'.!!
Buckalew Evan.! .'.'.!.'.."
20 30
21 S3
18 80
8 70
1 to
7 10
0 50
TUEAStmEK'9 SAI.K
OF
tTED LANDS IN COIUMBIA
COUNTY, PA.
Also tho following lots, pieces and parcels of
wj.ti.ni minis reiurneu vy me ia ceiieciors. nro to
be sold at the some time under the provisions of
an Act ot Assembly entitled "An Act relating to
m. mu ol iiuKis lor ta.es in uoiumoia county,"
approved March Jth, lsos.
BEAVKIt.
No. Aciiks. Wakbantee oa Owner.
1 lot Iisee. J. A. agent
SI ' Mastun, ' Wm
4 lots names, Chas. It. ,
11 t McAfee, John ....
50 acres Barnes, Chas
Slots Mostoif Mrs. Wm
2 " selnt. A. II
Taxes.
1 20
0 30
.10 40
3 05
39
S 92
10 90
0 no
27 53
2 acres Ahlcman, Charles,
10
347
8
4
lis
21
Marklo Bros. Co
Miller, Longenbergcr & Fisher. .
13S 72
nuaer, iacuu fT.....
1 07
Sherman, Thomas t 79
Casn and Wolvettxm 3'1 50
Brcdbenncr, Gideon..
6 03
BENTON,
I lot
AlbertsOD, Samuel It..
..lUVIIWUi ..llllllt'l It...., ...... 1 U
Heacock, Samuel 3 50
BLOOM.
a lots Walter. Norman
9 12
1 " l'ursell, Ell8ha 19 co
CATAWISSA.
4 acres Klefer, Jacob estate
10 "' Price, Jonas
CHNTHAI.1A BOlt.
3 41
48
1 lot Longdon, Mrs. Thomas dee'd 12 CO
CO.NYNOIIAM.
t lot Brown, Wm
38, acres cummlngs It. M. Jt Co
400 Curry, Ellen
Murnhv irnirtif-a m
75
505 03
S3 07
400 acres Nathaniel Brown tract 438 00
i mi neuron, l'hllip
" (Julnn, Catharine
6 81
01
v ivuujis, ueury ,a
H " Morrison, James 73
FISIIINGCltKEK.
18 acres Keller. John W ill
X lot Buss, Anna .. l 93
OIIEEN'WOOD.
l lot l'llklngton, P. K 30
si acres .vioore, i.arayetto 2 10
si " .Moore, A. L 4 95
II KM LOCK,
23 acres Thomas Slate Co ..... 47 65
X lot. Marshall, Win. s i cs
i " ruire. joun 30
iu ucres iiiuaspy, wm. estate s 04
.V lot Vanhorn, Wm 2 11
JACKSON.
110 acres Chambrlaln, Lewis..
11 70
1 01
3 7S
ai ijawvi. r.ueu ,
33 " Young, Lewis C
15 " Keller, Jacob
LOCUST,
s acres lthoads, Susan ....
MADISON.
1 20
0 24
170 acres Trombower, A. C
0 50
0 00
3 00
3 00
Kves, Charles W..
CO
o
kvcs, uiiones
House-and Krom....
Hill, Jesse
Cox, Win. K
170
13 75
1 SO
MAIN.
21 acres Illttcnbender, Conrad..,
MIFFLIN.
1 lot Kelchner, Jacob E,
MT. PLEASANT.
15 acres Benfleld, Thomas
23 " Hower, Charles E.
3 00
1 35
2 40
7 70
ORANGE.
67 acres Crouse, Nelson 10 20
PINE.
125 acres liobblns, Joshva "94
no lucme, jacou 3 30
34 " Drelblebls, Jacob estate 1 90
s Drelblebls. Josenh 21
10 " Evans, Geo 10
50 " Kline and Patterson is no
S3 " Menlpnhnlt Kllna .ss .sr.
I'M " uo do 14 02
413 ' Welsh, Abner tow
50 " llunyan, Ezra estate 1 23
30 " Parker, John II 2 40
SCOTT.
7 acres Columbia Lime Stone Co,
40 20
SUOAHLOAF.
20 acres Hess, Lavlna
40 " Kase. .mini 1
40
3 73
3s0 " crcvellnir. J. 11 ;
:0 50
1 20
21 " Albertson, Jesse
PETF.lt A. EVANS,
Treasurer.
Treasurer's office, Bloomsburg, March 29th, isso,
April 2, lSHO-2m.
THIAIi LIST FOR J1AY TEKJt, A. ).
lHsC
Jlrs. p B Frederlckjvs Edward Lyons.
a i icukii,cl va iuua aitrubcu.
S II Yeager et ux vs James Hitter.
Hester a Farver vs E tephen Pohe.
George Strieker uso vs C It Funston with notlce,&o
ltohr Mcllenry vr. Win. E Patterson.
.lamesiuriivs imrung cuipct ol
Jacob Haines vs N t w n ltvco.
Jano Moyer vs Joseph Clewcil's admr.
51 (1 Hughes et al vs John Lloyd.
ness & 'inumas vs niram f Ktereii.
Marv W Holmes vs J s Woods et nt.
Wm II Yorgey vs Locust'Mr, Water Co.
Catawlssa lx-poslt Bank vs s o Creasy.
Joseph Hess' ex'r vs Frank I, Hess.
Albert E endow vs 1) L W It K Co.
Thoodore F Craig vs Mahala Craig.
John llloas vs. I F lllcks.
diaries w Mciieivy et al vs. c II Brodttray.
Benjamin Fetterman vs J Boyd ltoblauo.
Charles llelchart va Emanuel .Mauser.
G II Gordner vs Wm (ilngles,
It W Bower vs () F Feirls et al.
A M Freas .Mfg Co vs o F Ferris et al.
John L Brunibach vs D L & W It It.
George 11 selbert vs s M Hess et al.
E c Agcr vs John K Grotz.
II F Everett vs Bruce F Sutllff et al.
Harvey K Heacock vs Jacob F lllnk.
( Icorge o Welllver vs o F Ferris et al.
It L F Colley vs E J Albertson admr et al.
Hess and Thomas vs II F Everett.
O B llrockway vs Columbia county.
A K smith vs -Mimuel Brugler.
J PI'attonvsA P Heller.
Fannlo Freas vs Lydla Siionen berg.
ivter Good's Ex'rs vs Levi M Luu with notice tc.
The Curtis M tg Co vs cinrk I Thomas.
Watsontown PUnlng Mill Co vs o V Harder.
Wm Krtckbaum vs .inlin n cawv.
Vastlne A: Mears vsConyngham c Cent'lta l"oor Ws
Aususius uiooy et ux t s ueo ilartman et al.
John I, Brumbacu vs Clark F Harder.
.HANI) JUHOUS FOR MAY TEUM.
BAVKK G P Drelsbach. O Tl Kline.
Ukkwick-Low Mcllenry, Daniel ouver, I, A
Stiles.
Iikntos Daniel Eshleman, Nathan Tubbs,
BLOOMSBUiin-s V Boone, Charles ltabb, F M
Everett.
CxNiKK-Alfred Bower, Isaao Creasy.
Cxnthaua Ufayetto fetterman, James Quing
ley. 1
catawissa-John Huber.
Cosvnuiiaii Daniel Geroghty.
CluxKNVioou .Marvin Kline.
JACisoN-Mathow Mcllenry.
LoccsT-MIchael Stlne.
Madison G w supplee.
OKANOs-llerce Ilagenbuch.
Hoakinmcuxik David Long.
Scott J Bochinan, Jacob jiusselman.
T
It AVERSE JUUOR3 FOR MAY TERM,
FIK9T WKII.
Biatsr Abraham lllce.
BsRviiCK-Abraham Cortrlght, James II
man, Wm. stackhou-e, Ell bherwood.
Hay-
jisnton jit weiuver.
Wm. Dlettcrtch, P ii Freeze, ltlchard wiles, 11 p
, ttuuaiut.
BHiAiiCRtxk-W 8 Ash, W L Housckneeht, M II
Petty,
Cbntbx A D Urader, Jacob Hess.
t'KNTKAUt-o g Murphy, W o Troutman.
Catawissa Geo, II Geary.
CoNvnaiiAM Thomas Casey, Christian Lemer.
Fisiungckkxk-tM Golder, c II Moore, John
Wenner.
gbxxnhood a B Thomas.
IIiiiwx-Wm. Ilet7, Philip stroup.
jACksox-K II Louder, Ellis Mcllenry, F M IDr
ker, Daniel Young. '
Ixiei'sT-ll w Beaver, jvtcr Fetterman, Daniel
Ulby. David liaun.
Madison Win. I)urey,
MirruN A M Hess.
Montouk-j f Farnswortli, John Quick,
OBANOx-Wm. Ileus.
PiNX-llenry Itlchle.
ltoAHiNncKi-p KMenscu, Washington ltarlg.
Tw-Conrad IllppensteeL J 11 Union, U U
Suoakwaf-A W Frill.
SECO.NU WCEX.
Deayek Lot! It Michael, 0 W Stead.
Bekwick seth nowman, James M soeaholtz.
BKNTOa Geo, Gibbons, A J Kline. Chas Obrlen
MjuBiinu ,m, nuoueinoyer.
. Centbe John Alkman, John Delong, Geo. Pohe,
Allen Shellhamer, Wm. bhaffer.
centbalia John James.
..AiAniau-n ij uuruian, tieo, Aianuart.
CONYNUUAU Jerrv Gennre. ('hnrltu Wt-Mftrmnii
,.FJluli'."S?f "-.u Mkle, silos McMenry, J H
Woods,W o Itnnlngton.
Gbkenwooii I w oirton, Jacob K. Berlin.
Loccst Lawson lee.Wm. Fetterman.
Main John Harmony, llod Yetter.
MAiiisoN-Fredorlck Derr,,Wm, Smith.N Welllver
MimiN-lsaao Auilreaa. ,."tiiiin
Montoub Francis Lleby,
Obanue Geo, Herring.
Mr Pleasant Jacob lllrleman.
Hl'UAKLOtl' Jacob Flit A
100 "
113 "
58 "
141 "
ICS "
140 "
40.) '
40 "
00 "
70 "
.210 "
111 "
S3 "
20 "
3S "
43 "
18 "
00 "
50 "
5no
20 "
41 "
19 "
7 "
43 "
9 "
100 "
30 "
IS "
50 "
193 '
81 "
40 '!
S.V) '
"
73
2S "
125 "
SIIERIFF'S SALES.
By vlrtin ot sundry writs Issued out of tho
Court ot Common Pleas of Columbia county, Pa.,
nnd tomo directed, will bo exposed to public salo
at the .Court ouse, In Bloomsburg, on
Saturday, April 3, 3 880,
nt 2 o'clock p. m., all that certain plecoorpnrco
of land, situate In Sugarloat township, Columbia
county, Pa., bounded and described as follows, to
wits Beginning nt a chestnut tree, thenco by land
formerly of Nathan Beach, south seventy-two nnd
ono half degrees west ono hundred nnd thirty-four
and ono-half perches to a corner, tnenco by land
of Joshua Brink, south two and ono-half degrees
east, two perches to a corner, thence by land of
Christian I. Moore, south slxty-nlno degrees east
two hundred and ono and six-tenths perches to a
corner at public road, thence by land surveyed to
Maria Fritz, north one and one-half degree east
ono hundred nnd twenty-two and iwo-lenths
perches ton post, thenco nortn elghty-clght ond
one-half degrees west, sixty-ono perches to tho
place of beginning, containing clghtyollte acres,
and ono hundred and twenty-two perches, strict
measure, whereon nro erected two f ramo dwell
ings, a bank barn and outbuildings.
seized, token In execul Ion and to bo sold as the
property o Iz-onard Moore.
Fritz, Atty. Fl. Fa.
ALSO
All that certain messuage or lot of land situate
In Locust township, Columbia county, Pa., bound
ed and described as follows: On (he north by lands
late of James Humphrey, on the east by land late
ot Leonard Adams, deceased, on the south by
lands of C. S. Coxc, and on' tho west by land of
Peter Helwlg, containing two acres nnd ninety
six perches of land, strict measure, It being tho
Mary Prleo timber lot,
SIczed, taken In execution, nnd to bo sold us the
property of Thomas P. Chcrlngton.
IkRI.RB A' IlKBllINO, AttJ'S. Fl. Fa.
ALSO,
All that certain trad of land situate In said Lo
cust township, bounded nnd described as follows:
Bcglnnlug nt a stono In the public road leading
from Calawlssa to Ashland, thence olong a public
road nnd by land of John Delly, south seventy
four degrees west, ninety perches to nplno stump
thence along a public road and land of Andrew
ltlchard, south twenty-four nnd ono-half degrees
west, one hundred and twelvo and one-half per
ches to a point In tho intersection ot tho Bear
Gap road.t hence along said road and by land of II.
M.Wntklns, north eighty-one degrees cast ono hun
dred & slxty-elght 4; six-tenths perches to tho mld-
dlo of the said Catawlssa and Ashland road.thence
along sold road northward ono hundred nndsK
A three-tenths perches to tho place ot beginning.
containing eighty acres nine perches, be the same
morn or less, whereon are erected n two-story
frame dwelling, bank born, sheds and other out
buildings.
Seized, taken In execution, and to be sold as the
property of Thomas P. Chcrlngton.
I. .C II. , K. K W., Attys. Fl. Fa.
SAMUEL SMITH. Sheriff.
By virtue of sundry writs, issued out of tho
Court of Common Pleas of Columbia county, nnd
to me directed, will be exposed to public sole at
the Hoyt House in Berwick, on
Saturday, April 17, I88G,
at 10 o'clock a. in., all those two certain lots, sit.
uatc In Berwick, Columbia county, Pa., bounded
nnd described as follows to-n It: Bcmnnlng at the
corner 1 rout and Pine streets, In said town ot Ber
wick, thence along Front street, nlncty-nlne feet
to lot number sixteen, thenco by tho same two
hundred feet, more or less, to Canal street, thence
by Canal street nlneiy-nlno feet to Pino street,
nnd thenco along Pine btreet two hundred feet,
moro or less, to Front street, tno place ot begin
ning. The same being lots number nineteen and
twenty In plan ot Berwick, Pa., on which are
erected a two-story brick dwelling with basement,
a large frame stable, coal house, pig pen and out
buildings. Fruit trees on thopiemlses.
ALSO,
All that certain piece of land In llrlarcreck
township, Columbia county, Pa., beginning at tho
public road leading from Bloomsburg to Berwick,
at corner ot liasley land, thenco by tho same thirty-two
perches and six-tenths perches to a corner,
thence north seventy-four degrees east seventeen
percaes; thence seventeen and one-fourth degrees
west twenty-seven seven-tenths perches, more or
les, to public road, thence bouth elghty-soven do
grees west thirteen six-tenths pcreLes to place o
beginning containing three acres, more or less.
ALSO,
In same township, beginning at public road from
Bloomsburg to Berwick, at corner'Agrlcultural
ground; thenco by same south sixteen and one
fourth degrees east twenty-seven beven-tenths
perches ton corner; thence north seventy-four de
grees east sixteen perches to a corner; thenco
north twenty-four nnd one-fourth degrees west
twenty-six seven-tenths perches to corner; thence
south eighty-seven degrees west, eleven four
tentlis perches to place ot beginning, containing
two acres, llfty-two perches, more or less.
Seized, taken In execution, nt the suit ot Chester
Coper vs. S. B. Bowman and A. F. Creasy nnd to
bo sold as tho property of S. B. Bowman.
Jacksor., Ally. Vend. Ex-
ALSO
All that certain lot or parcel ot land, situate In
Brlarcreek township, said county, bounded on the
north by public road leading from Bloomsburg to
Berwick, on the east by land ot Fro is Fowier, on
the south by 1)., L. W. railroad and on the west
by land of Daniel ltecdy, containing six acres
more or less.
seized, taken In execution, nnd to be sold as the
propci ty of 8. B. Bowman.
Jackson, Atty. Fl. Fa.
SAMUEL SMITH, Sheriff.
V DITO R'S NOTICE.
ESTATE Of 11ANNA1I LAKE, DEC'D.
The undersigned Aud'tor, appointed by the Or
phans' Court of Columbia county, todlstilbuie
tho funds in tho hands of J. U. ltoblson, lis i ad
ministrator,' to and among tho parties entitled
thereto, will sit at his onico In fiioo-nsbi rg, oa
Saturday, April 17, 18SU, at 2 o'clock p. m. when
and where nil parties hat Ing claims ugalnst sold
estate must appear and prove the same, or be for
ever debarred from coming In on said fund.
J"ar.2ti) E. ii. 1KELEH, Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE 0PII1KKIET fcOYEB, PEC'D.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by tho Or
plians' court or Coluu bla county, to maku distri
bution of the fund in tpo hands o. iho rdnilmstra
tor, will sit at the office ot c. G. Uorkley, Esq., In
Bloomsburg, on Saturday, April 3id, ls.sn, ut 2
o'clock p. in., to pcrfurm the duti.-t ot his
uppolulment. when nnd where nil north's .. .. i.
claims against said estate must appear nnd p-Ote
(he same, or bo debarred from cujilm. In on said
fund. JOHN c. YOCUM,
March 12.) Auditor.
JULE ON HEIRS.
estatk of daniel tii01ias, iiec'd.
Columbia cocntv, ss.:
To John Tho.aas, snow Shoe, centre Co., Pa.,
Teter Thomas, Flshlngcreek, Columbia Co., Pu..
Samuel Thomes, Flshlngcreek, Ann Edwards, wld
ow. ltoss Twp., Luzerne county, und Eliza Markle,
lUhlngcrcek, chlltlrei ot Daniel Thomas, and
Mary M. llusted, Dallas, Luzerne oounty. Pa.,
ChrtstenaMorrison.Mellssa Stein sndl). s. Thomas,
all, of Mountain Top., Luzerne county, Pa., Joshua
'1 homas, Daniel Thomas, I'arveu Thomas and Ann
Thomas, all of Flshlngcreek township aroresak'.
andtlla Sltler, Berwick, Columbia count)-. Pa.,
grandchildren and llnoal descendants of Daniel
Thomas, deceased, and to all other iersons inter-
? v,,isi uu uu uuni ui you are nereny
t iled to bo-uid appear before the Judges of our
t Imhnrifi I'mirt nt u,i tinth.iiiui i.i.t .n i... I...... .
r..1 . -WW.,. w WIl'UUW LUUIt w, uu item Ul
Bloomsburg on the flrst Monday of May next, then
and there to accept or refuso to take the real es
tate of sold Daniel Thomas deceased, at the ap
praised valuation put upon It by the inquest, duty
awarded by tho said Court, and returned by the
sheriff, or show cause why it shall not bo sold.
And hereof fall not.
Witness tte Honorable William Klwell.Prestdent
SMcWaS
Mar. GDe'pmr0'
00 CRT PROCLAMATION-
WIIEREAS,tlieIIoii. William Emvkll
President Judge ot the Court of oj er and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery, Court ot Quar
ter Sessions ot the Peace and the Court or Common
Pleas and Orphans' Court In the soth Judicial Dls
trlct, composed of the counties ol Columbia and
Montour, and tho Hons. James Lake and F, L
Shuman, Associate Judges of Columbia county
have Issued thelr.procept.boarlngdate the 13th day
of Feb, in the year ot our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and elghty-slx, and to me directed for
holding n Court of Oyer and Terminer and General
Quarter Sessions ot the Peace, Court of Common
Pleas and Orphans' Court, In Bloomsburg, in the
oounty of Columbia, on the first Monday.bclng
the brd day ot May next, to continue for two
weeks.
Notice Is hereby given to the Coroner.to tho Jus
tlces ot the Peace, and the Constables of the said
County of folumbla.that they be then and there In
their proper person at 10 o'clock In the forenoon ot
Bald 3rd day or May with their records inqui.
sltlons and other remeuibrances,to lo thoso things
which to their offices appertain to be done. And
those that are bound by recognizance to prosecute
against tho prisoners that flm fir mil V hi In llmlnll
ot the said county of Columbla.to be then and there
to prosecute tucin as shall be lust, Jurors are re
quested to be punctual In their attendance,
agreeably to their notices. Dated at Bloomsburg
iVrM "" uujui pru in tne year or our
liL2ilifliJ,J",,) ,UOUl"'"l eight hundred and
ninth '..?"nV .k'v' . "hu" "n? ""Pared and
States otAmerictt. M u' lUB umlea
enen u s omce, SAMUEL SMITH,
Sheriff,
rimiV)?Jrii.WI:,isMP everywhere, loca
VV Kood salary und all eniicnses. Wrlio'for
, ' ' terms at once and stale salary wanted
asuunfton St., Boston, Mass. mur-l D-it.d.
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OTICE OP INQUEST.
ESTATK OK llCMl'UHEV M. l'IKKEII, UEC'U.
To .lolin II. Hoyt, guardian ot ltcuben Hoyt, Sar.
ah Hoyt, and John IIoj t, ot Hope, Warren county,
New Jersey.
COLCSlM 4 C'OVNTY, SS!
Vlierea3, al an Orplians' Couit held at "Ulooras
burK, in and for the county of Columbia, the llret
day ot I'ebruary, A. I). Ib8ii, before the Honorable
William Elwell, President, nnd hla associates, Jus
ticca of the said Court, the petition ot William
II. l'arker, was presented, settlne forth that Hum
phrey JI. l'aikcr, ot bald county, lately died in
testate, seized in ins demesue as or fee, as tenant
In common with William V. l'arker, ot and in an
undivided moiety, or hair part of a messuage and
tract of land, situate In the township of (irecn.
wood, In said county, bounded by lands of J. J
ltoublns,H. 51. Parkjr, James Lockart, Margaret
Carson and T. J. Vandersllco and containing tlfty
llu acres, more or less, with the appurtenances,
and also, In ao undivided moiety, or one-third
part with J. T. and 1). Parker, of a messuage
and tract of land situate in the township ot Jack
son, In tho said county, bounded by lands ot Pi ter
Applegate, Thontp DavH and others, and con
taining about thirty acres, more or less, with the
appurtenances. Take notice that an Inquest will
bo held on said lands upon the promises, on Tues
day, April S0,.1M, at nine o'clock In the forenoon,
to make partition to and among the heirs and le
gal representatives ot said Humphrey 11. Parker,
deceased, It tno same can bo dono without preju.
dice to or spoiling the whole. And If It cannot bo
so dhlded then to value and appraise the
whole of said real estate or tho several purparts
IntoHhlch they may divide the said real estate.
at which tlmo and placo you can attend, If you seo
proper,
8A51VEL SMITH,
Illoomsburg, Pa., .March 111, it. sheriff.
OTICi: TO DOND HOU1K
Male of Pennsylvania) . ,
county ot Columbia f 6''
f, .1 Among the records and pioceedlngs of
-i l.S. tlie Court of Cojimon Pleas In and for
rl Iho county atcesald It Is Uttr alia
iuu!, t-uL.aiiieu.
In the mailer of the neltllnn nt tha ii.i.i.,m
I.ackawunia & Western ilallroad Company tor the
appointment ot Trustees under a ii ortguge of the
ljicKiiwanna moomsuurg liallroad company,
dated Murch 1. 1KM. r "
And now March 16, lS&D, on presentation and
perusal ot the petition tiled in this case. It Is
uraerrd that notice of the application for the ap
pointment of Trustees to till the vacancy caused
by the aeath of (leorge M. HolleubacU and Warren
J. Woodward '1 rustces In mortgate of tho Ijicko.
wanna illoomsburg llallioad company, dated
v. , i .' , ; pruned mono newspaper p'tu-
... , uutuicii ma. auu in one nuuiislied In
Morlhumberland, -Montour ond Columbia counties,
oneoln eacliot fuur successive weiks prior to the
, 1 u, Kiuuir lunu mat nppoint
ment will be made on thnr. iiav ni iim.u i;,V,,...
in accordance with tho praier oi tho iietuionvm
unless cause bo shown nhy the same should not
certliied from the records March 17, i'ssj '
Ol:O.K.KI.WKL.,At!bf,iSr!',,r01,,,y-
OKPIIAKS' COUltT SALK
OF VALUABLE ItKAL ESTATK I
ily virtue of an order of tho Orphans' Court of
Columbia county, me undersigned, executor of
the estate of fainuel Applemau, late ot lientcn
township, deceased, win exposo to public sale on
tho Dreinlseann ' ' "
WEDNESDAY. Auril 28. lKSfi.
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, tho tollowlnzdo-
Will ? tW3U.., WJ.
H i 1 Vn4liDntl.. v... tb.a a . ....
ji . v "u'ai'y iauu ui jtiuiKurer jjiu
S ne.aIDelf ?,n(l lL i,Ivl ea?twardlyKby "and,
of C. L. lielles, Bouthwardly by lands ot T. J.
,1?Sn?.er,fIlU,.uf?,Ke "Iwallader, and westwardly
lc,lel"')r Wm. Ilulme, continuing
HlXty.mfl acriH. norntirlta.. t. i.H.An'i....
two-story frame dwelling house, barn nnd out-
.'.'JiHF.i""1 cWV I"" Turt'0 wells or good
,Jjcr.9u ,u? Prfralses; also a good spring of water.
ETerythlngln goodcondltlonr 1 " r'
..5s9- orthH aidly by lands ot Ellen Appleman.
Wmwaiy'by,luebenT'.a
acres, moro or letut tim Bft... iu.,..' r
No. 3. Hastwardly by the helra of Mo'uret
Dlldlne and Wllliain llu me, wutlnvardly by
school-houso lot and land of (Woive l cSwal
lader. entwardly by lands ot Ilufsel Karus an 1
Sue.'3'"e",ry ,,ri,- contalnlngaboui twelra
acres, more or less, sumo being woodland. 11
terms and conditions i 'lm per cent of one.
ktiikiig down ot the property! the 'ono lounh
' '.ulen ,e' t, at the continuation of l"
fhrJ I.";"!?."1.""'' l'w-IouitUs In on.. jaf
1 HSffii .Xh'i .",U ,"errl 'roui coiillruiallon ,,M.
JXECUTOU'd NOTICE,
i -.'"'f Jm'u' I'""", of Mattion Tim.
t ivBiaim-iuury iu sum e&iato havliii; been
FJJW"'1? tlieuuders'lgned oxecuior. all iicrloun
uucuira lokuiuebtaie nioheifby nutiued to nay '
tho same, and those having claims uiraliiM sulci I
estate present the samoto B W. it. niTvoiT. I
I'VHl'aHbUOIT, 1
ANY OltDf II,
FOlt EEbTlVALS
will bo
SUri'MEI) WITH
Tim
LOWKST
i i i ii it i n i
Market Prices,
J AS FOLLOWS I
I! OKANOHS.
j LEMONS,
! 1JANANAS,
PHANUTS,
ENGLISH
j WALNUTS,
IjCHEAM NUTS,
ii ALMONDS,
l'OP CORN
il HALLS.
CHAMPION PLOW
Is pronounced by lending tnrniers supeilor to any plow In the market for
and di'inblllty. Its w oik Is unexcelled. Also
REVERSIBLE PLOW SHARE.
Tanners i lit find this Imentlou n Fnvlng to tlicmof nt least two-thlrde
tho cxponw; for plow shaies. 'lhcseshau'sniolltteU to all loading chilled
FOR SALE BY
16. At the World' Mercy. A Notrl. Hr I'jmi ?
Warden, autlwr or " The lloute on the Hariri," lie
IT. Mildred Tre union. A ove1, Jty "The Uu i .
en," Htiithnrof "Molly Kan." ei-J.
18. Ihirk lhiytw A Novel. liy Hueli Conwa 'i r
or "Tailed Hack'' etc.
19 The Myalery of the Holly Tree. A X-
By the author of Hura rborm- '
20 Hhuduua un thehnou. A Notel. Ut It I 1
jeon, author of ' lir-ad atid-tbew and Kl.e. t
"il. The (Jruy W oniuii. A Note). Uy Mr, l.t.-k. Il,
author nf "Mary Ilir(u, etc.
32. The Frozen Deep. A Notel. liy H llkle ( I'llnn,
author of " The omao In White," ete.
33. Ked Court 1-Hr in. A Novel. 11 Mtt. lie i ry
Wood, author of I-ait l.ynne," etc.
2t. InCuptdVTtet. A uel. liy the Autboror !ri
Thorn."
35. llaek totheOM Home. A .Noiel. liy Slary I tilt
Day, author of " Hidden 1'ertl " eU.
38. John llowerbunLH WITe. A i.el. IU Ml
llulock autborof "John Halifax, beiitli'maii,' ete,
IT. Lady iiy endollne' ltreuin, A ovel. Hyi'it
author of l)ora Thorue, etc.
28. Jaaper Ilune'a hecrtt, A Novel. l:y Ml. M. I..
Ilrad'lnn, author M "Aurora Fined," ete.
2. l.eollne. A .Novel. By ilary Cecil Hay, author of
" Uremia Vorkp." ta.
.10. (.ohrlel'i Mnrrluice. A Novel, lty UllkU t . I.lm,
author of i No Name, ' tie.
31. Ilald Hunt. A Novel. By Mri.Ann f. MhnH,
author of " Fashion and I aniloe," etc.
32. Iteaplnv the Whlrln Ind. A Novel. By Jiluri
Cecil Hay. author or " Did Mlddlemu'a Money," rn.
83, Iludler Curleon. A NoveU By Miai II. t. Brad
doo, author of "Lady Audley'a Hecret,'' ttc
34 Kal pat oa Thb Mvitihv or thi IIhuim.
Novel, liy Uta W. l'lerce, author of "The Birth Mark etc.
U. A llolden Uawu. A Novel. By th-. author tf
"Dora Thorne." eto,
3fl. Valerie' Fate. A Novel. By Mr. Ucvamlir,
author of "The WoolngO't," etc.
ST. RWter Koae. A Novel. By Wllkle Collmi, auil.or
of "Th Woman In V, bite." etf.
3. Anne. A Novel. By iln. Henry oo.l, autir l
"fcait I. y u tie,"
39. TheJ.aiirel Iluah. A Novel. By Vlu Mul k
author or " JiIiq Malifai, (lentteman," ete.
40. Ainoa Hurten. A Novel. Kr (hfrg Him. hiuIk.i
of "Adam Btide," " Tbe Mill ou tbe I'loi., its.
IVlkEy lESoiiTS.
15LOOMSI5URG J1ARKET.
Vliolcsulc. Itetnll
Wheat per bushel 85 DO
Kyo " " Oli
Corn ' " ....
Oats ' "
Flour " bbl
lluttcr
Ei;i:s
Potatoes
Hnms
Dried Apples
Side mill shoulder
Chickens
Turkeys
(Jcese
Lard per lb
liny per ton
Vinegar per nul
Onions per bushel
Veal skms
Wool per lb
Hides
45 00
!I5 45
0 to 0
22 24
10 12
50 110
11 14
03 05
OT !i
10 12
12 14
OS 10
10.00
20 30
75 1.00
07
35
0to7
COAI, ON WlIAllF.
No 0 $2.00; Nos 2 3, 4 & Lump I
No. 5 ija.00 Hltumliius, 3.25
Philadelphia Markets
COUHECTEU WEEKLY.
FEED- Western winter bran, spot, 17.W
Spring 17.00 a u.rs
CLOU1L Western extra's 3.55 3.75; Penn n
family, 1.00 a;X Ohio clear, 4.8ltf 4,C'l winter
patent 5.15 &.5i; ifnua. roller process 4.2a a
4.t5
WHEAT Pennsylvania red, No. l, uu
Hi I Ii5.
coit.N. iif (s;ia
DATS. So. 3 white (Sl 3J ' f No. S. 40U
11AJ AN1) STKAW Tlmothy-cnolco Western
85?, K'16'50- ""r ,0 Sd Western and
New oik,i3.r.o & ii.r,o;.medtum Western and New
Jork, la ( n. cut hay as to quality 17. a m.
Iljo straw SI, Wheat straw, 10. oat straw
H 10.
POTATOES -Eastern rosob.Vi',10 Ilurbanks, 75
w v.,1.'?? er',1 L1,1Us tu': western lose ooojfn.
ij ?t-T7 1 vanl a 13; Mesteru 13.
lllini.il. Pennsylvania creamery prints S0s ;r
C W.?ffi&x.,,r?,2P' Astern extra so,hilr sa tt.
ll L 1'OUI.TIt .-Fowls, H bx Turkcj!. 8
lacks' 'V-C'Mckens.uain.TurkeyK-JETTING.
mlJfi'.'S.i'i? lmhy Elventhat the building com
mu ten win receive sealf dproposnls for lumlshlnr
the materials and erecting for the coL Co. a. II
A M. Association an exhibition building tuxsoo tt.
25a.1 K'.1' B'0"'"13 lu Ulocmsbuig. Pian and sped
ncations can be teen at iho onico of II. V. hlte.
Mercian', on and alter March ss, in All bids
Ihn'Sdw. Aprt".; 7 p. Cm'.n",1Ue0 " r tetm
J. C. IIHOWN,
1IALT1N STEltLI.Sa,
THOMAS WKHU,
m.i ... JOHN AITLK.MAN,
Maich last. committee.
A
1TEAL NOTlCi:.
AnnonlQ win iu. t,A .
April It!. For Montour andMt. Pletsant, at our
. ,,. ""leo In iiloomsbuiv.
April 13."lor ' Hemlpck, at tho houso of Charlos
. ,, Dletrlck, In lluikhoru.
April 14. t or Madison and Pine, at the house of
Hi , AVK' t,'nl"'. in JersetoHn.
April 13.--For (ireenwood, nt tho house ot Abru-
.n , ""J" ' In Mlllvllie.
April 10. For Jackson and bugarloaf, at the house
a,ii ot Mhlel Col 111 Sugtirloat.
April t,.-Fonienton, at tho house ot Hlramlless
Al'r" 'oS'llPS'ie'r' 01 U'0 "0Us0 ot 1"ranl:
APrtlfflRugSfflle,,0U f 0e0rgU
April si.-For a-ntie, at tho election house In
April 3S.-For lieaver and Moln.at the houso of
a.wii ,., l 0,l.ler smith in Heaver.
April iia.-Foi' Locusi und ltourlugcreek, at the
a .ll0,Uset" Nallian Knorr, NumldU.
April tl. For cenlinlia and cWngham. at the-
Anni ...1 "If? 0 u' l cm' '" 1 "ntiulir
April Si).-For Catawlssa and Franklin, at the
April .'8.-lor llerwlck and llilarcrcek, nt the
,,ni o1,0SM ?l (,eo' w- Klaw. Ufrwick.
April m.-Forbcolt,at tho house ot JacoUMIUer,
April ao.-1'or Hl'oom, at our onico Iu Illoomsburg.
niiin itVini i?.r. 1 1 1 , raiuireu to give each t ax
torn tho appeal."'3''' ""uu"u
ki 1 vii''vi;i'iJinTi I commissioners
ft!-' JsJ'l'KN IALL, of
Ati ksti Johnl..'caVc.erk."' UMUmwft 1 '
vvmumuiitn- uuicv, iuoomtburg, March 10, 'uu.
A UJUNISTIlATOll-a NOTICK. ' "
' ; 2' '""""Vk Me of Oram Urp.-dec' l
vif,lJ".?f 'l'ilutstriitlon in said ciato havlnis
been grauted to me undersigned administrator!
all persons Indebted to said estauf uio 1 Srtuy i io.
"?Sfi l, PW mine, and those haMng clut u
agalnsuuld cstato piesent thu sumo to
warcuw ueo. hk.mlev,
Administrator.