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THE COLUMBIAN AM) DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
J. K. Blttenl6nar.,r E4lwr-
BLOOMSBURG, PA,
FRIDAY, APK1L30, 1880.
Ono good result rf tho tax law has
been tho clearing up of the records. A
large number of judgment and mort
gage!! havo been satisfied.
Superintendent Iligbeo refuses to
resign at the request of tho governor,
because he says tho latter has no pow
er to rcmovo him. Mr. Higbco be
longs to a party that doesn't give up
nn oflico unless it is compelled to do bo.
Una is a point which tho governor
Hecnis to havo lost slRht ot when ho
ignored tho claims of tho democracy,
and reappointed a republican to tho
position of .Superintendent of Public
instruction.
AMENDMENTS NEEDED.
Now that tho now tax law has been
nut in operation, numerous questions
have arisen as to tho manner of filling
up tho returns lurmshcu by tho Asses
sors. Somo hold that money held m
trust lor married women ana minors
ought not to bo returned, as they are
not voters. Wo do not bo understand
it. While it is a caso of taxation
without representation, all moneys nt
interest, without exception, is taxable
lor citato purposes.
A woman with young children may
bo left by tho death of her husband
with an income arising irom an in
vested fund sufficient only to keep
them Irom actual want. As the law
stands, this fund is taxablo for Stato
purposes, and this Is ouo of tho hard
ships that ought to bo removed by lug
islation. In such caso it would bo but
humane to exempt small sums which
anord but a raeacro income.
Another difficult point is to know
just what to return as household furni
ture. If musical instruments, carpets,
mirrors, works of art, brio-a-brac, &c.,
are included, there is scarcely a com
fortable home that does not contain a
considerable excess over $300. Very
few people keep on inventory of what
they buy for their homes, and tho cost
thereof, and it is therefore difficult to
make an accurate return. The law
should state plainly what is intended
to bo included in the term "household
furniture" Another hardship is tho
double taxation allowed by the taxing
ol mortgages and ludsraents, as in
nearly every caso tho tax comes out of
the borrower and not the lender. Jin
cumbered real estato should be taxed
only lor the amount of its valuation,
less the amount of tho encumbrances,
The theory of tho law is good, but
its practical operation is bad. If one
half of the citizens of tho Stato make
truo returns, the result ought to put
sufficient money in tho treasury to pay
off' tho entire Statu debt this year, and
then leave so much on hand that it will
take the Legislature six months to
spend it in extravagant appropriations.
An Important Decision,
A decision of much interest to the
people of this county, as well as to the
entire State, has just been rendered by
Judge Mcl'deraon, ol Lebanon county,
x no caso was one brought by an ex
Jury Commissioner against Lebanon
for certain services rendered the county
while in the discharge ol his duties,
which the County Commissioners re
fused to allow. The case, briefly stated
is this : In making out his bill against
tho county ho included not only tho
usual per diem charge lor services ren
dered m rilling the wheel at tho be
ginnma ot the year, and drawinc th
regular panels during the course of the
year, but also lor tho time during which
he was "engaged in securing tho names
to be placed in the wheel." In the per
formanco of this latter duty tho Com
miesioners travelled over tho entire
county, going into all the districts to
make inquiries concerning the fitness
ot those persons whose names had bee
handed to him, ascertaining, whether
they were "sober, intelligent and indie
ious personB." as tho law requires they
shall be. When this bill was present
ed to the County Commissioners thov
at once disallowed the latter portion of
the charge, upon tho ground that tho
Jury Commissioner could not claim
pay for travelling over the county,
'PK .., ..: : .utu
UO ICOMlb W,U LltC OUtw 111 W111U11 UUllt
McPherson lias just rendered his do
cision.
The Judge holds that the selection
of persons to serve as jurors in the
county courts is a duty of tho gravest
importance ; that great discretio
should be used in tho performance of it;
that the Commissioners should subject
tho names of those handed to them to
careful and judicious siftinir i that it
not only the right of the Jury Commia
sioners, out their bounden duty
well, to go into tho various townships
to make careful inquiry whether these
men are in reality 'wber, intelligent
and judicious persons.'' In accordance
with these views, Judge MoPberson
holds the Jurv Commissioner was en
titled to pay for the timo ho was era
ployed in making these very necessary
niyenuguuuiiB.
THE PEESIDENTIAL SD00ES8I0N.
Eds. Columbian Will you kindly
favor us through tho columns of your
valuable paper, with a brief digest of
tho ''residential Succession liilr re
cently passed 1 Who is Vice Presi
dent of the U. S. at present t Wh
would bo president in case of Clove
laud's death 1 By answering the
above you will confer a great,favor on
a largo number of your readers. Uu-
speclfully yours.
A SuitSCItlUKR.
A synopsis of the Presidential Sue
cession bill was published in the Col
umbian of January 21, 1880. Tho bill
passed the House as it cauio from tho
senate, on January 1.1.
it provides that when thero is a
vacancy in the offices of both President
and Vice-President tho Cabinet oflicers
shall succeed to tho Presidency in tho
following ordor : Secretary of State,
Secretary of tho Treasury, Secretary
of War, Attorney-General, Postmaster
General, Seo-etary of tho Navy, Sec
retary of tho Interior. Tho Cabinet
officer thus noting as President is to
hold oflicu until tho disability of tho
President or Vice President is removed
or until a new President is elected to
succeed him nt the end of tho term of
the President or Vice-President whom
ho succeed!).
We havo no copy of tho law at
hand, but as wo understand it, thero is
no Vioe-Piesidcnt at present. In caso
of tho death of President Cleveland,
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.JI UI J JJUJ14IW IIVI.1,1 .,lj .
and hold oflico until tho regular elect
ion in 1888. Eds. I
, Dr, Hlgboo and tho Governor.
Tho controversy between tho Gov
ernor and SuDcrintondcnt Illgbee. If
current reports nro true, will soon in
sumo a now nnd interesting phase.
.'ho Governor, it is said, will suspend
io Superintendent ot 1'ublio instruct
ion irom oihco ana appoint nis success
or, nnd tho Superintendent will do
clino to bo suspended, on tho ground
that tho Governor has not tho power
to go to that length in tho matter.
This raises a rather dolicatu poiut of
law to bo determined. Superintend
ent Higbec, who is not a lawyer, but
is nevertheless a moro than ordinary
Bhrewd man of affairs, says that sus
pension amounts to tho samo as re
moval, and, tho Constitution having
denied tho Governor tho right of re
moval, tho. right of suspension is logic
ally withheld. This theory is plausible,
to say tho loast. Hut Governor Paul
sou is a lawyer, and in fo importuut n
matter as tho ono in question would
probably not move without consulting
tho Attorney-General, who U an emi
nent lawyer, and they may find a way
to do that which tho Constitution
ought to have vested.
It is hoped that tho avenues of
reaching this result will bo discovered.
Clearly Dr. Iligbeo has been faithless
to his duty to tho schools nnd to tho
people, liven it ho had prnviousiy
possessed tho highest qualifications for
tho office, his future occupanoy of it
must bo detrimental to tho service. In
tho faco of these facts, which must bu
as apparent to him as to tho public,
his obvious duty was to rcsicn. Hut
as ho didn t chooso to pursuo that plain
courso of duty thero ought to bu a way
to get rid of him. l'atriot
WASHINGTON LETTER
(From our Regular Correspondent.
Washington. D. C. April 20, 18S0.
A Democratic Senator who is posted
as to the condition of business in Con
gress, and tho probablo course of events
in that body, said yesterday s "Every-
thine seems to be scttline down to a
lone session of Oomiress. It is truo
that Members of tho House talk about
trettinc away tho latter part of Juno.
Hut, this is simply impossible. In the
first place the legislation that is abso
lutely necessary 1 mean tlio appropria
tion bills is not in a lorward stale.
Besides, thero will bo considerable dis
cussion on some of the appropriation
bills m the House, and you may rest
assured that tho Scnato will tako its
time to consider tho important appro
priation bills and not hurry itself as it
usea io ao, wnen mo iit-puoncan ma
jority thero hastily considered them,
Jollowing the lead ot tho oeuato Appro
priation Committee in increasing the
expenditures, and being upheld in this
by a incndly Administration.
"When do you think Congress will
adjourn f I asked.
"I do not think wo will get away
before tho middlo of August. You
seo wo havo more to do this session
than wo have had for manv vcars.
Thero is tho question o'f building up
our .Navy. It is an important ques
tion, and ono in which there is some
division of opinion, not as to the no
cessity of increasing the Navy, but ns
to the details, llien we navu to settle
upon a comprehensive plan of coast
defenco, and make a mart in the con
struction of heavy ordnance. The do
bate ou the tariff will consume consid
erable time both in the House and in
tho Senate. The River and Harbor
bill now before the House is likely to
consume some timo yet. Then there
will be discussion upon tho report of
tho commission that ha3 investigated
tho scientiho bureaus, and above all,
that the consideration of tho perplex
ing labor question will help to spin out
the session. . Wo shall bo lucky, said
he, "if we get away by tho middlo of
August."
Ho was in favor of Congress meet
ing earlier in tho fall, say as early as
November for the long session, and as
early as October tor the short term
He also thought the hie ot Congress
should begin and end in April, instead
ol March. 1 his would givo plenty of
timo to consider legislation, and would
givo tho best season of tho year in this
climate,
And it is quite probable the date of
the President's inauguration will bo
changed from tho fourth of March
tho thirtieth of April. Tho amend
ment recently introduced in the Senate
to that cttect seems to be popular.
would be difficult to find any object
ions to the change, and thero are many
reasons why it is desirable, binoe our
first President was inaugurated on the
auth ol April, historically tho day
tho proper ono.
During the week, tho room in which
Jay Gould, Grand Master Workman
Powderly and other distinguished
witnesses were being examined with
regard to the great Strike, was the
chief point of interest on Capitol Hill
So great was tho intetest and curiosity
of tho public in this investigation, that
it li u ally bcauio necessary becauso o
tho surging crowd, to exclude all ex
cept the witnesses, members of Con
gross, and representatives ot tlin prtws,
Tho seven Congressmen composing
the committee- which conduoted this in
vestigation are all lawyers by pro
fession, a class of men who are rigidly
excommunicated by tho Knights of
Labor. All men who honestly labor
aro eligible for admission to tho order
of iho Knights of Labor, except lawyers
and bankers.
It has been said that these, commit
tccmeu aro all millionaires too, but they
aro not. Humes, of .Missouri, is ad
mitted to bo tho wealthiest man among
them. Curtin, tho chairman, has not
tho reputation of a wealthy man
though he says himself that hu owns
Houiu siuck in u raiiiuuu linn pays,
Crain is clever, but he is not a capital
ist and will probably never be, because
tic spends his money too trcely. Uutli
waite, of Ohio, started life m a school
teacher. Stewart, of Vermont, has
been Governor of his State, which
taken ns an assuranuo of his poverty,
Buchanan, of Now Jersey, is a railroad
lawyer, but hu has generally been
gainst tho railroad. Parker, of Now
York, is the only member of tho com
milieu who evinced a deposition
to
givo Mr. Gould facilities lor putting
on record just whatever Mr. Gould do
si red.
The President Thanked by the Q. A. It.
Thu President has received a tele
gram from II. Clay Hall, derailment
commander, transmitting a copy of
resolutions unanimously adopted by
the encampment ol the Grand Army
held a fow days ago at Now York City,
which return thanks to tho Executive
for tho evident support he has given to
the principle that veterans, when com
petent, nro entitled to recognition bo.
cause of servlco rendered thu country
in timo of war.
Ex-Auditor Halm was sentoncrd to
four years imprisonment by Judgo
Kecder, of Northampton county, on
Saturday, for forgery and larceny, and
was also fined about 500.
RAILROAD LEGISLATION
ADDRESS ntl)t THE CONSTITUTIONAL
COMMITTEE.
CITIZENS URGED TO UNITE IN THE KI.KO-
TION 01-' A LEGISLATURE THAT
WII.I. ENFORCE THE STATU
CONSTITUTION.
Tho cominittco of members of tho
Constitutional Convention of 1870 has
issued nn address to tho pooplo of
'ennsylvnnin, calling upon thorn tn se
cure tho election of Legislators who
will faithfully enact tho legislation re-
mired by nrtlcles AVI nnd A.V11 ot
tno Stnto Constitution, relating to rail
roads and canals. It is as follows:
AN ADDRESS TO THK rEOPLF. OK PENn'a.
Fourteen years ago you called a
Convention for thn purpose of amend
ing tho organic law of tho Common
wealth. Alter nearly a year of pa
tient and laborious deliberation numer
ous changes ot importance for tho gen
eral welfare were adopted and submit
ted to tho judgment of tho people at
special election held for tho purpose
Hy a majority of 145,000 votes the
now Constitution was ratified and went
into effect
Among tho most important and val
uable changes thus mado and adopted
wcro those contained in tho Sixteenth
nnd Seventeenth Articles, relating to
tho Private Corporations, Railroads
nnd Canals. They were intended to
limit companies enjoying corporate
fraucniscs to the purposes for which
they were created, and to impose upon
them Buch wholesome and necessary
restrictions as seemed needful, to pro
tect tho individual intercuts of citizens
and communities, ns well as of stock
holders, from oppressions and injustice.
Provisions were made torbiddmgun-
luo and unreasonable discrimination
in charges for or in facilities for trans
portation ol trcight or passengers
within the State, or coming from or
going to any other State, between in
dividuals, associations or corporations;
against the consolidation or control ot
parallel or competing huts of railroads
or canals; against the absorption of
mining and manutacturing business by
corporations having tho privileges of
common carriers; against tho furnish
ing of materials and supplies to cor
porations by the directors or officers;
against the granting of free passes by
ail road companies to any person ex
cept officers or employes, and forbid
ding any hctitious increase ot stock or
bonus ot 'jnvato corporations.
Tho Constitution is not agrarian nor
coiLinuuistie. It assails no right rf
property, nor does it give couutenance
to principles which would degrade or
detnorahzo Bociety. homo of tho
changes mado by it aie radical in scopo
and purpose, but they were necessary
to put down known abuses in govern
mcnt and corporate action; and they
are, rightly considered, conservative of
personal rights and of social order.
lint tho Constitution cannot wholly
entorce itseit; nor could it provido de
tailed regulations tor its enforcement
bv tho Courts of Justice and by exec
utive authorities. These regulations
must be provided by the Legislature in
all cases where laws already m oxist
onco cannot bo applied or are iosuffic
lent.
Therefore, you commanded the Gon-
eral Assembly to enforce these provis
ions by appropriate legislation. This
mandate has not been obeyed; and, as
a consequence, reform in the manage
ment ot corporate business has not
been fully secured. The people's law
is habitually violated, evaded and de
fied. The business interests of citi
zens and communities are sacrificed by
reason ol uniust nnd undue discrimi
nations mado by carrying companies
in tho transportation of freioht; and.
as a result, somo are mado to prosper,
wnuo otners aro leit to languish.
Consolidation of tiansportinc com
panies, that ought to afford the advnn
tages ot lieo competition, has not
ceased; free passes aro abundant, in
the possession of thoso to whom the
Constitution forbids their issue; exces
sive issues of corporate stock and
bonds, representing no actual invest
ment, havo continued. Tho advantages
you had the right to expect to tho gen
eral business of tho Stato in the great
departments it mining, manutacturing
anu agriculture, irom an honest en
forcement of your fundamental law.
navo not in many respects been real-
i.eu.
In view of thoso facts the under
Bigncd, a committee of members of the
Convention of 1873, invoke thoughtful
and cnicient action by von in the se
lection of members of the Legislature
at tho next general election, by due in
quiry mto tho claims of candidates
upon your confidence wbon nomiua
Hons aro to be made. By personal
conference with nominees, by resold
tions of instruction or declarations of
opinion in city, county, district and
Stnto Conventions, you can Beouro
Legislature which will tako up, with
sincerity and earnestness, tho long
neglected work ot constitutional en
forcement legislation, and carry it on
persistently in successtui results.
That work will involve, among oth
cr things, civil and criminal sanctions
for tho provisions of tho Constitution
In proper cases tho terrors of criminal
punishment must bo brought to bear
upon willful offenders agtinst tho
peoples fundamental law.
lhis undertaking of constitutional
enforcement should bo carried out, as
was the work of tho Convention itself,
independent ot and freo from all con
siderations connected with party in
terests.
No freo government can lone oxis
where tho organio law of tho Stato is
habitually defied.
James P. IUrr,
Andukw G. Curtin
John M. Hroomai.l,
Mortimer F. Elliott,
UHAS. It. JJl'CKAI.EW,
James W. M. Nf.wi.in,
Lewis 0. Cassidv,
Henuv Vf. Palmek
Geo iiaii N. Couson,
Levi Rooke
Davih N. White.
Furniture Burned in Williamaport.
Iho largo furnishing and Btorago
building ot tho Williamaport 1 urnituro
Manufacturing Co. was destroyed by
firo on tho iiGth. Thu building was
frame, fivo stories high and filled with
furniture, mostly unfinished. Somo
finished stock on tho first floor was
saved. Loss, $55,000; insurance S 10,
000. Thu lire is supposed to have
originated from a spark from a neigh
boring mill.
Charles A. Dana is sixty-six years
old, but looks fully ten years younger.
Ho goes to tho Sun otlico at 11 in tho
morning and leaves at 1 in tho after
noon. All his editorials nro dictated
to a stenographer. When dictating
ho allows no ono to interrupt him,
thoiiL'h usually accessible to nil riir.
sons, thtis.nreservln.j his lino of thought
uubroken. Ills oflico is nlalulv fiir.
nished, tho walls being covered with
. photographs of dead friends. His
( health is almost porfect.
TEWKSUUltY'S SPACE.
Delcgato Election, July 20.
Convention, .iiuy Z7.
:oi
tK rtKl'HESENTATlVE,
(Subject to nction of Democratic
Convpntion,)
E. M. TEWKSBUHY,
Of Catawlssa, Columbia Co., Pa.
:o:
"Tho pcoplo'slaw is habitually violated,
evaded nnd defied."
"No freo government can long exist
whore tho organic law ot tho state
is habitually defied."
"Tho Constitution of 187-1 is not com
munistic. It assails no right of
property, nor does it givo counte
nance to principles which would
degrade or demoralize society.
"Tho Constitution cannot wholly en
torce Itself, nor could it provido
detailed regulations for its en
forcement; these must bo provided
by tho Legislature."
In the selection of members of tho
Legislature at thu next, general
election, select only suo'i. ns nro
pledged to tho long-neglected
work of Constitutional enforce
ment." From address of Consti
tuthmal CommitUe, 1880.
Democrats of Columbia County: Tno
above are my sentiments and if nomi
nated and elected, pledge myself to la
bor in all honorablo wavs to carry it
nlo effect. Truly Yours,
M. TEWKSBUUY.
Accounts Filed.
Tho following accounts havo been
filed in tho llegister's oflioo and will bu
presented to the court on Monday May
3rd and unless exceptions be filed in
four days thuy will bo confirmed ab
solutely. Sarah V. ohalter, guardian s account;
estato of Helen Hess, Lzokiel Cole,
Milton Mostcller, guardian of Elizabeth
Halfpenny, estates of W. J. fklcr,
Judith Fisher, Harriet Vanliew, Jacob
Keller, lhomas McIIenry, William
West, Benjamin Bomboy, Elias Krum,
guardian of G. C. Linden, estates of
Lydia Poferman, John Yohe, Lydia
I'etty, guardian of Ada Connor, estate
of Anna Klino, Geo. A. Bowman,
Goorgo Appleman, J. J. Stiles, H. II,
Little, John Kelchner, Jacob Stine,
Joshua Savage, guardian ot Charles
liitncr, guardian ot Ueorgo liitnur,
guardian of Harriet L. Mellick, estate
ot Uodtrev -Mellick, guardian ot John
lusher, trustee of Elizabeth Ilerncr,
estate of M. A. Ammerman, George
Marks, J. r. Hutchison.
State News.
A powder and dvnatnite chest at tho
mouth of the liuck Mountain colliery,
near Mahanoy City, exploded on Satr
unlay, killing a Hungarian, whoso
carelessness in failing to put out his
lamp caused tho disaster.
George White, a Mercer lawyer has
sued tho proprietors of the Mercer
Soldiers' Orphan School to recover one-
lifth of the profits of that institution.
The amount is said to bu over one hun
dred thousand dollars. White was
originally owner and afterwards a part
ner, but assigned his interest to Ueorge
W. Wright, to give Wright a controll
ing vote.
Ex-Senator Parker, Judge Wood
ward, W. II. Hines and Messrs. John
Brady, George Harris and Congress
man Hrumm addressed a big labor de
monstration at Wilkesbarro on Satur
day. John Lynch, of tho Luzerne bar,
presided, and 5,000 members of the
Miners and Laborers' Amalgamated
Association and tho Knights of Labor
marched through the principal streets
of tbo city.
Robert Haro Powell's Sons fc Co.
will build new furnaces this summer
adjoining their present plant at Saxton,
nnd havo obtained 'a loan from thu
Union Trust Company, of Philadelphia,
for tho purpose, secured by a mortgage
for 750,000 on tho furnaces, coal and
ore lands and mixing rights of the com
pany in Huntingdon and Bedford coun
ties. Three hundred nnd fifty thousand
dollars of tho money will be used to
lift a prior mortgago and 400,000 in
the erection of tho now furnaces.
Three Peculiarities
Hood's Sarsnparllla, tbo great blood purifier
and regulating medicine, Is characterized by
three peculiarities, namely :
1st:
2d:
3d:
Tho combination ot tho various
remedial agents used.
Tho proportion In which tho roots,
heibs, baiks, etc., aro mixed.
Tho process by which tho octlvo
medicinal properties aro secured;
Tho result Is amedlclno ot unusual strength
and curative power, which cllects cures here
tolore unequalled. Thcso peculiarities belong
exclusively to Hood's Sarsaparllla, and aro
Unknown to Others
Hood's Sarsaparllla Is prepared with the
greatest skill and care, by pharmacists ot
education and long experience, llcnco It Is a
tnrdlclno w orthy ot entlro confidence J you
suHer Irom scrofula, salt rheum, or any dis
ease of the blood, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick
headache, or kidney nnd liver cuniplahits,
catarrh or rheumatism, do not fall to try
Hood's Sarsaparilla
"I recommend Hood's Barsaparllla to r.!l
my friends as tho best blood luril'.cr on
earth." Wm. Gaff, druggist, Hamilton, O.
" Hood's Sarsararlllalias cured ine ot sf rcf
ulons humor, and dono mo worlds ct good
otherwise." C. A. Arnold, Arnold, Me.
A book containing many additional state
ments of cures will bo sent to all v, ho desire.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. ?1 1 six for $3. Mado
only byC. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Dosoa Ono Dollar.
IUOWS AfPHAISEMENTS.
following Widow's AUDratsements will La
F resented to tho Orphans' Court or Columbia
ounty on the 8rd day ot May A. 1). IBSD and con
firmed nisi, and union exceptions are nied within
luur uayg uiercutivr win ue i-unnnreu aoboiuie :
Itlchard Jom-s estate, deceased, Dloomsburg.
Personally, tanaoo.
Esau c.irton estate, deceased, nemlock, Person-
alty. va.w.
John (l. llonley estate, deceased, t'entralla. rer
sonalty, iiM7.cn.
David Cole estate, deceased, Jackson. Person
ally. ii(H.ia.
Samuel Appleman estate, deceased, Benton.
jieauy, huu,uu.
jackson uarnson csiaie, ueceasca, boon, rer-
sonalty, IMJ.tn.
W, f', lies estate, deceased, Denton.
ltealty,
Person-Person-
alty, iw.45, realty, tsor.ss.
Jackson LelDy esiato, deceased, Centre.
nil, , -mamj.
li. F. Kinney estate, deceased, Uloomsburtr. rer
sonalty. jaoaoo.
Henry llomnou estate, deceased, Catawlssa.
i-trrHoiiaii).
Clerk" onico, WM. II. HNYDKll, Clerk O.C,
April 12, 1884. (I, M. O.UICK, Deputy,
N
OTICE.
Koucois nereuy given that the following ac
count has been llledlu the Court of Coinmnn T-ihh,
ot Columbia County, and will be presented to the
cuuri, uu luu ujui jiuuuuy ui aiay a. d. linu, anu
confirmed nisi, awl after the fourth day ot said
term conllnned absolute unlesn exceptions are
filed within that timo i
t. Tho account or Robert Slannon, Coramltteo
ui tuo jwi&uii uuu iiuuie ui juuruil dliuiuon. a
lunatic, of the Township of .Madison, Columbia
vvum, in. ti. on 1 IJUtl,
l'roth'y,
. tutu; a. uiuvc i i,, 01, iuii. I,
Bloomsburg, Pa., Apr, s, SO,;
Deputy,
J-OTICE.
The stockholders of the Uloomsburs i Sullivan
Itallroad Company aro hereby notified to meet at
the Exchange Hotel, In Uloomsburtr, on Monday
tho 8rd day May, 10, at eleven o'clock In the fore
noon, to elect omcers of the Company for the en
suing year and transact such other business as
may require their action In the Interest of the
Company aud by authority of law.
JOUN JAilhsON, rrcsiaent.
SHERIFF'S SALES. 1
lly vlrtuo of sundry writs nsucd out of tho
Court of common Pleas of Columbia county, and
to mo directed, will bo exposed to public sale, at
tho Court House In llloomsburir, ou
MONDAY, MAY a, 1880,
at 9 p. in. All that certain mfwuago or tenement
and lot ot ground situate, lying and being In tho
town of lllooinsburg, county of Columbia and
Btntoot rennsj lranla, bounded and described as
follows: lieglnnlng at tho comer ot a lot of
ground of l'hlllp Vnangst, on tho BOuth side ot
Main or Second street of said town, and running
thenco north sixty-one degrees, east thlrty-flvo
feet to a lot of ground ot Joshua Fctterman,
thenco by tho same, on tho wall separating tho
house crcct-id on Bald premises from tho houso of
Joshua Fetterman, southwestwardly to tho
rear of Bald house, thenco southeastwardly
along tho rear wall of the houso erected
on tho promises hereby conveyed or mort
gaged, one foot and eight Inches, thenco by lot ot
Joshua Fctterman Boutheastwardly to a post on
l'lno alley, thence along tho said alley southwest
wardly thlrty-threo feet and four Inches to tho
corner of lot ot ground of Philip Unangst thenco
along tho samo northwestwardly two hundred and
seventeen feet and six Inches, to tho placo ot be
ginning containing nne-Blxthof an acre, moro or
less, whereon ore erected a two-story brick build
Ing, frame bum nnd outbuildings.
Peled, taken In execution, nnd to be Bold as tho
property of Lloyd Pnxton and K. II. Drinker, ex
ecutors of Jeremiah II. Harmon, with notice to
Mary N. llarman, widow, nnd Ll27lelL Fulton and
1. W. McKclvy, guardian ot Hamuel II. llarman
and Helen llarman, chlldicn and heirs of tho said
decedent.
Al. Lev. Fa. Clahe, Atty
ALSO,
The following real estato sltuato In Flsldngcrcck
township, Columbia county, Pcnua., bounded on
tho north by.publlc road leading from Itohrsburg
to llenton, on tho west by lind ot Sylvester Al
bortson, uu the south by land of Samuel Coleman
and on tho east by lands of Alexauder .Mcnenry
and J. J. Karns, containing eighty acres, more or
less, whereon are erected n two-story fromo dwell
lug, bank barn and out-bulldlngs.
seized, taken In execution 'nt tho Milt of I. II
Stiles, now for uso of John J. McIIenry vs. John S.
Mcllenrynnd to be sold ns tho property ot John
H. Mcllcnry.
Fl. Fa. Littles, Atty.
ALSO,
All tho undivided three-seventh parts or por
Hons (the whole Into beven equal parts to bo divi
ded) of all that certain houso and lot of ground,
sltuato In lllooinsburg, Columbia county, and
btato of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at n post, a corner of Oyer's
alley, tl ence by tho same two hundred and four
teen feet six Inches to a post In Pino nlley,slxty-slx
rect to a post, a corner ot lot number twenty-nine,
thence by said lot two hundred nnd fourteen feet
six Inches to Second street, thenco by said street
suty-slx feet to tho place ot beginning, containing
one town lot and numbcred'ln plan of said town,
No. 89, together with tho appurtenances, whereon
nro erected a two-story frame dwelling house, barn
and out-bulldlngs.
seb-ed, taken in execution atthofcultof Joslah
Phillips b. W. Potts ltamsay and I). Ungenbuch
and C. C. Hagenbuch nnd to bo sold ns the prop
erty of W. Potts ltamsay and I). Hagenbuch and
C. C. Hagenbuch.
Lev. Fa. Littles Attys.
ALSO.
All that lot and piece or pared ot land, situate
In the town ot Bloomsburg, (In that part formerly
called south Bloomsburg, now west Bloomsburg)
county of Columbia and state ot Pennsylvania,
marked In the general plan of said town by num
berllfty-ono (51) and further described as follow s
to-wltj Beginning at a post on the south bide of
Third street of said town and lot number tltty-two
and running thence along said lot south thirty-
blxnnd three-quarters degrees east two hundred
und six feet to Anthony's alley, thenco along said
alley south sixty-three and one-quarter degrees
west forty-nlno feet six Inches to lot number fifty,
thenco along said lot north twenty-six und three
quarter degrees west to Third street aforesaid and
thenco along said street north sixty-three and ono
quarter degrees east forty-nlno feet and six Inches
to the place of beginning, containing ten thousand
one hundred and ninety-seven square feet of land.
more or less, whereon aro erected a two-story
frame dwelling houso and outbuildings, fruit
trees and well ot water.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit ot John N.
Bloas vs. Joseph F. Hicks and to bo sold as the
property of Joseph F. Ulcks.
l'L Fa. IUkklxv, Atty.
ALSO,
All that certain lot of ground situate In Orango
vllle, Columbia count,, Pennsylvania, bounded
as follows, to-wlt : on the north by lot of A. Kls
ner, on tho east by Mill street, on the south by lot
of Perry DcLong, and on tho west by mill race con
taining one-fourth of an acre ot land moro or less,
whereon are erected a two-story frame dwelling
house, shoemaker shop, stables and other neces
sary out-bulldlngs.
Seized, taken In cxecutton and to be sold as the
property of Samuel Zimmerman.
Al. FL Fa. L. K. wiiXKit, Atty.
ALSO,
Alt the following described lot piece or parcel of
land sltuato In South Bloomsburg, In tho county
and Stato aforesaid, marked In tho general plaiio ot
said town by number nfty-seven and ntty-elght
(57 and &S) and further described as follows, to-wlt :
Beginning at a post on south side ot Third Street
and Scott's alley, and running along said alley
south twenty six and three-quarter degrees east
two hundred and fourteen feet and six Inches to
Anthony's alley, thenco along said alley north
sixty-three and a quarter degrees cast nlncty-nlne
feci to lot number fifty-nine (Ml) thenco along said
lot north twenty-six and three-quarter degrees
west two' hundred fourteen feet six Inches to Third
Street aforesaid and thence along said street south
sixty-three and a quarter degrees west nlnety-ntuo
feet to the placo ot beginning, containing twenty
thousand three hundred and ninety-four square
feet, bo the same moro or less, on which aro erect
ed ono two-story dwelling house, ono ono and a
half story dwelling houso, a grocery storo and bak
ery, a barn and out-bull-Jlngs
Seized, taker. In execution al tho suit of Cata
wlssa Deposit Bank vs. A. 0. llabbaiidtobo sold
as the property of A. C. Itabb.
Lev. Fa. Miller, Atty.
ALSO,
All tho right title and Interest of Jacob 8. Hln-
derllter, tho defendant, In tho follow Ing described
real estate :
First, All that certain tract o! land sltuato In
Beaver township, In the county ot Columbia and
State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to-wlt s Begtnnlng at n public road thenco
by land of Moses Schllcher north elghty-threo de.
grees oast nlnety-flvo perches to a white oak,
thence by tho samo north thrco degrees west
nlnety-slx and three-tenths perches to a stone:
thenco by land ot Allen Mann south c-lghty-three
and one-halt degrees west eighty-four perches to a
stone; thenco by land of Peter Schllcher and Simon
Shclhamer south four and one-half degrees east
thirty-five perches to stones; thence by samo south
five degrees east tldrty-elght perches to a stone,
thence by the same south, twenty-four degrees
west five and two-tenths perches to the middle of
the road, thenco south nineteen and threo-fourth
degrees west twenty-one and one-half perches to
tho placo of beginning, containing fifty and one
halt acres, whereon are erected a largo two-story
frame dwelling houso and largo barn and other
out-bulldlngs. ,
Second, All that certain lot and piece of land
situate In Beaver township, Columbia county and
State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to-wlt : On the north by land late ot John
Hlndcrllter, on tho south by land late of .Abraham
Klco, on the cast by land of Isaac Ktlugerman, jr.
and on the west by lands of William Smith, con!
talnlng twenty-threo acres, moro or less.
Third. All that certain tract of land situate In
Beaver township, Columbia county nnd btato of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follow?,
to-wlt i Beginning at a stone by land of 8., P,
Schllcher, south elghly.three degrees west eighty,
four and one-balf perches to tho middle of tho road
thence along said road nd by land ot Allen Mann
south one-halt degrees west soventy.fivo perches
to the middle of Beaver creek, thence up said
creek Its various courses eighty perches to line ot
land ot Moses Schllcher, thence by same north
seventeen and one-fourth degrees west twelve
and four.tenths perches to a whlto oak stump
thence by same north elghty.three degrees east
eighteen and three-tenths perches to ths middle of
the road, thence along said road south nineteen
and oncfourth degrees west twenty.ono nnd one
half perches to a stono ; thence south twenty-foar
degrees west flvo and two-tenths perches to tho
Black creek road, thenco along said road south flvo
degrees east thirty-eight and one-halt perches to
the place of beginning, containing thirty-seven
acres, moro or less.
belzed, taken In execution at the suit of C. A,
Shuman vs. Jacob 8. Hlndcrllter and to bo bold as
tho property of Jacob s. Hlndcrllter.
Vend. Ex. Kmokb, Atty.
ALSO,
Alt that certain messuage ami lot of ground slt
uato In Shuman's Addition to the town ot Cata
wlssa, In the county of Columbia and Stato ot
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows,
to.wlt; On tho north by Mill street, forty feet, on
the east by land of w, F. FUher ono hundred and
fifty foet, on the south by an alley forty feet, and
on the w est by an alley one hundred aud fifty feet,
being lot No. 7 In said Addition, whereon Is erected
a two-story frame double houso with out-bulldlngs,
arranged for two families,
scUed, taken In execution at the suit of Cata
wlssa Deposit Bank vs. James I1, Lewis and Jennie
Lewis his wife and Io bo sold as the property of
James 1', Lewis nnd Jennie Lewis his wife.
Lev. Fa. Millie it, Atty.
SAMULL SMITH, Shu Iff,
SHERIFF'S SALES.
By virtue of sundry writs, Issued out ot tho
Court of Common Picas ot Columbia county, and
to mo directed, will bo exposed to public sale, nt
tbo Court House la Bloomsburg, on
SATURDAY, Mny 8, 1880,
at 9 o'clock p. m., nil that certain piece, parcel
or tract of land, sltuato Inltoailngcrcek township
Columbia county, l'n., bounded ou tho north by
lands of Benjamin Wagner, on the east by land ot
Amsy Cralg.on tho south by lands ot Joseph crnlg,
and on the west by lands of John Myers, contain
ing twenty acres, moro or less, with the appurte
nances, It being a timber tract.
Seized, taken In execution, nt the suit ot S. II.
MallckVB. John Wlchcy and Christian Ytlchey and
to bo sold ns tho property of John Wlchey nnd
christian Wlchey.
W. H. M. Oram, Atty. Fl. Fa.
ALSO.
Tho undivided scvcn-olghths Interest In all that
certain tract ot land, situate In Madison township,
Columbia county, Pa., bounded on tho north by
lands of Thcwel Wh'pplo and Wm. Falrmnn, on
tho cast by lands of said FatrmaiOlastcr's estate
and Lewis Schuyler, on tho south by lands of said
Schuyler aud Isaac Mordan, nnd on tho west by
lands of said Isaac Mordan, James Whipple nnd
Thcwel Whipple, containing slxly-nlno acres nnd
meniy-iwo pL-nucs, sine,, uii-ubuiv, mm iiiu up
purtenanres, whereon nro erected a two-story
rniino dwelling house, barn and out-bulldlngs.
seled. taken In execution, and to bo sold us the
property of W. It. Cox.
ll.LBK tv IlEKIllItu, AllJS. 'II. n. r 11.
HAMHKI, SMITH,
Sheriff.
rjpHKASUItKK'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, PKNNA.
in- virtun nf snnrlrv nets of Oeneral Assembly of
tho Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, relating to
tho salo ot seated and unsealed lands m the
i -mmtv nf f'nlnmriifi ptn. for taxes due anu unDalu
I will offer nt nubile sulo at tho court House, In
tho town of Bloomsburg, on tho Second
MONDAY OK JUNK A. I). 1880,
at in o'clock a. in. tho following described pieces ot
land or such part thereof ns may bo necessary to
Bailsrj UIO umouill ui laira uu. UUU uuj'aiu
against tho same, and conllnuo the same from day
10 uay as ine same may uw iuuuu nuwooui j.
THUMB OF SALE.
Iho amount ot taxes and costs must be paid
when the land Is struck orr or tho salo may bo
void nnd tho property put up nnu resoiu.
UNSEATED LAND OF COLUM
MA COUNTY 188G.
BKAVElt.
No. Ai'BKS. WakkanteeokOwneh. Taxes.
100 ' Baker, Jacob dee'd t 4J 1
t lot Beaver, Charles
a " Beaver, Jesse
s.1 acres lirockway, C. 11
105 ' " "
1
B 21
4 10
in 23
1 9S
anu addou
70 "
118 "
61 "
slots
3"
1 "
3
5 21
3 00,
3 20
5 20
Brockwny, c. B
Butt nnd Unger
Bogart. Mary
Hover. T. s
1 C4
4 42
Ot 50
1410 acres Columbia Coal & Iron Co..
31')
11 31
cox, 6. s. Ex. Tench cox '.!.
19 "
149 "
231 "
273 "
357 "
lots
3 30
8
10 11
IS 41
21
Charles, Simon
1 SS
1 '
Canon, M
1
150 acres Davis, Isaac
1U ' Davis, Anthony
100 ' Downs, Martin
90 " linllus, Joslah
IB " Downs. John
59 " Fisher, Sarah
3 lots rianlgnn, A
3 " Fry. W s
3 " (iearhart, Wm
5 " HolTman. R (1
4! " Pardee nnd Mnrkle. .
2" . Ilarner and Jester..
111
7 77
13 50
07
i 18
sr.
5 OU
5 21
5 21
S 01
S"i 20
tl
ft) acres HaucK, Jonathan..
5 ss
3 3s
m "
75 "
53 "
830 "
slots
Iloals. John
Ho.its, Charles John ,
5 o;
5 21
Illnderllter, Sarah A
Hunt, KM
llcnny, Geo
Kline, A
Kochlcr.d. I
Lewis, Frank
Lawrence. W. K
IS 6S
5 21
3 41!
1
3 4S
4 1)1
3 1
7 50
DC0 acres Mann and Miller
300 " Moore, wm
too " McUeynolds, II. W
loo " Mlnlck, Conrad
13 50
10 1:
10 05
.18 13
45 " " rcier
12 18
ion ' " Benl
18 18
4 lots .Mnsion. wnr i w
140 acres isunges-sur, ueu v
ft lots rauerson, j. v a u
3 " Price, Clarence s 3
Ol ncrps lttce. John 6
as i " ltlchart. Charles sr 21 C2
400 "
" " . XI iw
" " 3 03
S I'O
5
133 "
r, lots
liuthford, Samuel & Co..
8
ltutbtord, Samuel
.... 4 41
2 acres Mutual), Thomas.,
48
"si " swank, Daniel
.... 10 1
140 ' schweppenheiser, I. K
, .. 14 b5
s " suuman .Micuaci
Slots shlck, J. J
3 " smith. I. w
3 (W
5 21
5 21
7 40
1 01
3 46
... 10 3S
... 310 27
8 67
2 03
.... 5 21
3 33
OS
34
20
221 acres Shuinan, F. L
3 lots rcou, j-eier
2 '- Vastlnc, 11. K
is " Vnlkcnard, c. J
251.5 acres West B coal Co
5 lots Wetzel, C. S
3" Werkhclser, Samuel
3 " Wood, Augustus .....
b'j acres Wheeler. Wm
2 " Stlney, Martin
slots l'rout, Muigaret
35 acres Miller, Adam
DKSTON.
45 acres Albcrtson, Clarence
in ' Dodson, Geo
25 " Wells, John
BKIABCftKEK.
v iS 200 Apple, Paul
2s acres clem, Hot. W. T
3(10 " Doty, Pealer 1c Stowai t
2(0 " " "
150 " " "
100 " " "
850 " " "
Votaoo " " .....
V Of 150 " "
jifOflOO " "
Ot250 " "
5 acres Evans, Francis ;
JJjj- Fowler, Gilbert
co acres Frcas, Wm. B
II " llouck, Samuel
200 " lteecer, Abraham
7 " KUnger, Lizzie .'.
7 ' Mokes D'dei ,
7 " Trough, Henry estate
11 " Eckroth, Geo
7 " Stout, Kilts
CATAWIS3A.
1 20
so
1 00
1) 73
1 8S
11 23
7 50
5 03
3 75
9 3S
2 40
1 10
3 03
1 83
3 37
3 75
3 75
5S
2 50
i7
51
07
75
40
7 00
SO 93
7 77
11 10
13 03
1 bS
47
1 88
47
4 70
3 22
3 30
1 OK
50
7 40
3 30
40 U)
3 73
5 20
9 Ho
1 9J
t 00
51 acres Probst, J s..
3C9
Kln.su & Vetter ...
Weaver, Ellas
Dorubach, Margaret
Klnter, llobo-t ,
Newell, Fred
Yetter, Lewis estate.
BIddle Heirs
ciewell, Joseph estate ,
Krum, Ellas
Perry, Wm
Bower, Moses
CENTRA LIa.
Hagerty, James
Heffron, Philip
Holmes, Thomas ,
Lehigh & Mahanoy H. It
Walsh, David
ficrLth ty, Thomas'. '
Meel, Geo. W
McCufferty, Pat
Madden. Michael
Lehigh i: Mahanoy It. It
30 '
307 1
2si '
30 1
8 '
31 '
8 1
IS '
8 1
1 lot
1 "
U "
1 "
50
9 20
5 52
40
2 20
1 00
60
Loughlln, midget .
Sweeney, Margaret.,,
Knerr, John
Purbell. John
Oulgley, Mrs, Maigaret,.
50
8 40
0 b8
1 2S
40
M)
90
110
3 30
20
T 20
4 00
i.crigi
rhty. Iho lias .
Barrett Mary
Brennan, John
neuron, wm
llullcau, lllchard
X" Kelley, Win
X " Klerns, Patrick
1 " Hanley, John (I
B, " Braeey, Geo
3 " Gorrell & Co
CENTItE.
23 acres Adams, Enos L
2 lots Brobst Thomas
35 acres Conner, II. J. & M. F
1 lot Derlln;, Wm.
3 " Freas, Andrew ebtate
7 acres Fritz, Wm. estato
3 " Good, Jacobestato....
70 11 Hagenbvch, vt m
in " Hagenbuch, Win. sr. estate
84 11 llofiiuan, Wm. estate
1 lot Bess. Efilo
3" March, llebecca...,
1" Nungesser. Sarah..
1 " xponsler, Jacoo
l acres hlrkendall 4 creasy
5 " Achenbach, Samuel
CONYNQHAM.
84
1 34
!
32
03
16
3 29
C4
2 21
04
fcti
04
32
54
13
423 acres Beam, Joshua...
H lots lirockway, c. II,
202 59
40 65
23 80
12 22
72 83
Breslln. Bernard s 5s
rr.it. tutt, ..ittuaui.
in acres iiusiou. joiiu
l.MS.UU, WWUU. .(.,, WO,
231
Kline, joun i. 49 Bi
1 lot
nru-ucr, a. w
a 29
u
it 04
13
3 !U
Lclhy, Kphralm
" Hurvoy
Mellcii, Thomas
Millard, o. B
Vcilulrt', Terratce
Morris, Anna II
ilon roe, John ,,,,
2 6S
5 51
2 T7
aw
10300
40 UO
CI 20
01 10
SUM!
93
910
3C3
3 03
3C2
l " llhawn, Casper
8t acre Huston, Mary
173 " Huston, Thomas
100." Frleu. Jacoh
ico '
401 " Young, John
40 " llrelsh, Houert
8 " Walker, Lels ,
4 lotsMourey, John ,
4 f ti it ",""'.'..!'
yiSHINQCllEKK.
2tl acres Allegar, John 'I'M'.,,
255
102
15.30
1 53
314
0 43
10 20
3S21
10 a)
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SOU
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WJ
coo
uv
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140
ba
lr
19
Doty Pealr Stewart.,
Force CrawtoH
Fanertieo ,., ,,,,
Harrison John
HotTiuan Fieas
llulm Win ,
Kludt John Co .,..,,,,
Union Thomas
McHcuryc. II. Daniel,
' E.J
Parks James 1), ,,,,,, ,
714
5 10
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in i ilia
necullar life, bablte, maunera aad enetoma or tht
(i.-.jiitf ft foreign eouutritat Uluitrated.
t. -uiren voMpici oraneo oj j-vpuiar Jtniaon,
enihrachiK loie, humoroue and detect! etorlee, itorlee of
Kh'l-tr llle, uf adicnture, or railway life, eto., all very lo-
U-rmtliiij.
IJ. TheHiidret,orWtt, HejHoraad Fafalarte
s.iU-biluii of tho funny etorlce, akeuhea, aneodowi, poem,
and JoKei that havo been written for iome yean ( llloa'ted.
H. I'mTuI Knowledge for theMIllloa a handy
inn.k ff u4Tul lnformaUoa wr all, upon many and Tarloui
tu jMl Illustrated.
11. Culled llaok. A Norel, By II oth Conway, aithor
cfDark Diyi," eto,
Noiu, Ke,l.t9rl tttur, n Untr 0i4v. uA iUhu .1
SO ' Rohhlns Wra A...
to " Itlchard Leww
Ill " Helchart Carles
IHO " HobblnsKU
CO " llulchlsoii Thos J
a " 1'ealer Geo
SO " Connor Magg'oU
VltANKLIN.
40 ' Cleaver Wellinjrion
7s do Former Jonathan
I do swank (ieo
s do Vought James.
30 do Vought K Howell
29 do llohrbach Wm ,
1 do Howell Ww
SKi
a o.i
SVKi
70
304
30
1 II
3 30
2 50
El
M
480
2Sr
3 80
GREENWOOD.
14 do Albertson Miles and imrtlej .
800 do i'arryJohn
S3 do l atterson M J
IIKMLOUK.
30 do Campbell SI.
ss do Mcirlde II 1)
so do N'eal rurte 1
14 93
1 SO
1 II
2B3
I 00
1 10
Sll
71
s do "Tight Levi
S4 ao Jones Dav'd
JACKSON.
no do
800 do
100 do
4 do
Frlck Geo A
do
noo
30 CD
GSO
1 04
sua
31 SO
1 IS
w
30
Hess llenarrin....
Miller Chas H'.. ..
Miller & Neyhart .
8H do
sio acres
lis " Kitchen, James V.
K " Mcllenrj-.llohr
5 " Heeler, J. It
LOCUST.
80 acres nowalt, Geo....
sr.i ': Everhart, John
01 " (leraghty, Thojias
S3 " Kline, JohnL
a) " Longenberger, Philip
lot) " Snyder, Jeremiah..;.....
MADISON.
S5 acres coi.Joel
sou " Kves. Charles.
85 " llentlcrshott. E
41 " Heldenrled, Tobias
1" " Klsner, James
65 " llendershott, Erostua..,.,
" ilnsTle, T. II
IS " WclUvor, Daniel estate ..,
MAIN.
24 acres Brockwny Ent ,
10 CO
is to
13 10
3 57
i mi
1 00
III
CI M
W)
CO
1W
IS
SO
1 97
urover, Aaron w
Gearlia i T Joseph
Illnderllter, Henry
Miller, H. (1. estato
Mouser, Emanuei
l'ennock, C, E. Co....
ltlchart, Charles
1 31
40
1 40
1 10
41
21 74
S3 25
l i OS
7 00
2 M
3 15
7
1 12
3 17
31 0
3 4b
ofloo Smlck. Brobst. Vetter 'i Ylauck."
23 acres Shuman, John
7 ' btiuman, W. T
10 " Shuinan, Miles
T " Snyder, Abraham
900 " Swartz shepp Co
loo " Yetter, Isaac
S H ir.rlmnn a,u.HInu
45 " Moser1Mlchael.....T.7.7."V!!.V..'.!.". 2 co
MIFFLIN.
15 acres Aten, Tliomas.
5
ALCU, J. I'..,..
Creasy, Henry
llendershott, Catharine
Jacoby, o. A ,
Kramer, A. W ,
Michael, John
10
10
70
200
3.1
13
2
luu
35
35
123
30
30
4
15
C7
67
ias
123
7S0
86
SO
34
:18
2(10
10
70
200
1 60
1 37
25
GO
Masteller, Jos ,
Menslnger, Win ....
Nuncesier, W, J. ,,
l'arks, James, II. A. Y . .
Sutlhl,Joel. ,
schweppenheiser I. K
Schweppenheiser, Horace.,
schweppenheiser, E. r
Swank, a II
Williams, Samuel.
Yohe, John It
Yohe, Jacob estato
U'l
MONTUUU.
91 acres Creasy, Jacob
4 55
i t'lKc.. uaiuara
1 HO
5 00
vt eai, vm
...!, .,ol 0 UU
Jtamsey estate.,,,.,., 441
i3
MT. PLEASANT,
57 acres CrouBC, Hiram & Andrew Jr..,
10 " Jacoby Hupert
10 " Jacoby, Samuel
10 " Khaner, Mathlas
onAPOE.
10 acres Everltt, Gabriel estata.M ,
20 " Hagenbuch, Jeremlab......
12 " Hess, Jeremiah
1W llldlay Levi
).' lot Coleman Geo s
SO acres Patterson M 11.,,,
12 20
1 65
2 02
2 97
21
SltlerMlelmeL.
Kline Jacob deo'd ', , , , , j 01
PINE.
Frlck Geo A , 13 jo
aimer at uoiw 1 f3
Dreiblebls John..
I 50
1 111
1 tvi
S 07 130
Weatherel (.'larlr .
loo " HoberUCole
so " JtobblnsTD
23 " (ireenley James
ltOAHIN'GCilEEK.
40 acres Drelsch Jacob
12 " "
1 88
30
1 T4
v
so
18 80
300
40
2 t.l
CO
Barnes Thos Jr ,
confalr Itlce
cox o a Ex ot Tench Cox,
......... ...u M.v.vfa mI... ...... I tea
Huston John ,. 2.i
Morris Hughes 13 83
123
.uuujr Lewis... ..........
llelchart Charles
490
5 it
6 41
0 11
28 94
2 9J
llaub J Miller.. ..I'."."!;".;,
Nalnger Jonathan!!!.',";;
bhellenlierKe.' Thomai.
11 ;;;;;
Wltehey John. ;!'
Yocum Isaau
9 Hi
1 45
17 tl
490
Ui
2 45
1 S
s 10 1 20
1 63 34
ANYOltDER
FOIt FESTIVALS
will bo
SUPPLIED WITH
THE
LOWKST
Market Prises,
as follows:
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
UANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS.
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
POP COUN
HALLS.
CHAMPION PLOW
t'JK
ls pronounced by leading fnimcrs buprrlor to uny plow In the market for
lightness of draught and duiablllty. ltswork Is unexcelled. Also
REVERSIBLE PLOW SHARE.
thaoVs,?
FOR SALE BY
THE
16. At the World' Merry A Netrl. D; t'lurrn,i
Warden, author of " The llouit on the Manh," eu.
IT. Mildred Trevanloit A Nortl. By "The Duil
ii." author or ' Molly an," fl.
II. Hark Day. A lout. By Hufh Con war, authvr
of Called Rack?' eta.
19. The .My at rry of the Holly Tree. A Note1.
By the author uf " Dora Thnrue ."
20. Hhadowaon thefnnw. A Novel. By ll. L. rar
loon, author of " Hrrad and Cbeeie aud Kitten," tie.
11. The Uray Woman. A rel.' By r. l.a.kUl,
author or Mary Barton," tie,
71. The Kroien lee. A Nord. By llklo Ooltlbi,
author of ' The Woman la White," etc.
IS. Ked Court Farm, A Norel. By Mri. Henry
Wood, author or t ait Lynn," etc.
t. InCapId'aTfet A here). By tbeAuthoroft'ut
Tborne
15. Hack to the llld Home. A Norrl. By Mary Ot H
Hay, author of " illdleo Perlle " etfl.
J. John UowerbanL'a Wire. A No. el. By Ult
HuUKk.anihoror ' John llallfai, Gentleman," etc.
IT. Lady tlwrndollne'a If ream. A No?rl, By tho
author of " Dortv Thome' eto.
is. Jaaper lfane'a Feerel a yarn, y mim . t..
Hrati1tt. .nthor of "Anrur. Klo.d."
n. l.cllnt aiiotcu it; uu; ..ecu n.y, .uincr .1
no. U.brl.r. M.rrlaro. ANo?.l. B. Vfllkl. .'il.lii..
.otborof" N. Nam.," ft..
aulk.vtdllaHL AKot.I. Br MrLiun B.Ktrj.hrn.,
author nf " F.ihton and FamlD.." .t.
al. Heaping tho Whirlwind. A Not.I. It. Mar.
Cecil Hay. attlijnr of " Uld MM Jl.ton'I Moti.;," .If.
S3, ll.ill.r C'arlcon. A Not.U lit ni.. M.I. l'.ra I.
too, author or " L. tj Auitl.7'. SecraV .11.
Bt. Ka.lral fa Tri Mv.t.rt Of Tni Ili.DLa.o.. I
Kot.l. Bj hltk M. Pleroa, author of "Th. Birth Mark, ".to.
li. A Oold.n Uawn. A lfor.1. By th. author of
" llora Thome." etc,
M. Val.rle. Fate. A Nor.1. By Mrk Atei.nJrr,
author of "Tho Woolo.O't," eto.
9T. flat.r Hoae. A Norel. Bj Wllkl. Collin., author
of "Tho Woman In While," cte.
84. A.n. A Nor.l, Br Mr, llr&rr Wood, author of
"Fuel 1.jud.m
99. The.I.a.rrl Ilnah. A Nor.l. B; Ml.. Uulotk.
author of "John Hallfai. ttentt.uian," te.
W. Ant. Ilarten. A Norel. Br Oor. Eliot, .utht
of "Auau Bed," The UllAa Lba flui.," eta.
.rd any font of Uew book, aud our eatalofua, cobtutirioe
an icaaiuf paper, ana rHioa. Tor l.ccala aa .lamp. ,ny
.it...
American rub. Uo., rhilaa a. ra.
March 19 Ct.
43
18
CO
M
Yocum Elijah.
Yetter Lowls Est
J to
98
3 43
CO
12 50
78
104
K
26
118
10
2C0
94
w
Trlen Jacob. ,
Shoup Abraham .....
Heaver Geo J L Kline...
little Itobert
.Morris Hughes
500
20
41
10
7
45
V
100
MelUngtonWm
Skate Henry....."!!'.'.".'.".';
SUGAltLOAF.
Bellas Win
Buckalcw James Est...,
Cole Eeklel
Cole Thomas II
Chapln J F....I
Chapln J v
Custer Mary
Ilcss Joso
lles Creellnrr Co
30
Is
320
...... SCO
1015
406
.... 2030
1"45
441
2 83
.... 11 CO
820
820
.... 13 U)
UC
580
yn an
.4 ui tin ness wesiey
ii of 119 "
JiofllO "
19 acres Hartman Jesse
iiarveyj FMSmlth,,
McIIenry Hohr..
Savage Joshua Eat-- 21 32
Mcllcnry E J...
18 uu
. 8 70
lso
TSO
C50
" John j',','
ii .1
Buckalcw Evan..'
rpi.EASUHEU'S BALE
I OF
SEATED LANDS IN COLUMBIA
COUNTY, PA.
Also the following lots, pieces ana parcels ot
seated lands returned by tho tax celleclors. aro to
bo sold nt the samo time under the provisions of
an Act of Assembly entitled "Ah Act relating to
the salo ot lands for taxes In Columbia county,"
approved March 6th, lsos.
BEAVE1L
No. Aches. Wabrantsu ok Owner.
Taxes
. 1 20
e 30
30 40
3 05
. 39 25
ti 92
. 10 00
ti 00
. 21 65
. 13S72
1 67
. 1 70
, Si 50
& 01
1 lot Losoo, J. A. agent
1 " Maston. Wm..
4 lots Barnes, Chas. It
1 l'c McAfee, John
50 acres Barnes, Chas
5 lots .Maston, Mrs. Wm ,
2 " Selitt. A. 11
2 acres Ahleman, Charles...
Mnrkle Bros. Co
Miller, Longenberger Fisher.
Baker, Jacob sr.
Sherman, Thomas
Case and Wolvetton
ltredbenncr, Gideon
BENTON,
1 lot
Albertson, Samuel It
lleacock, Samuel
BLOOM.
Walter, Norman
l'ursell. Ellsha
1 20
3 50
9 12
19 CO
2 40
44
12 CO
75
565 02
239 07
4 23 CO
C 84
CI
75
75
1 14
1 93
30
i 10
4 95
slots
1 '
OATAWISSA.
4 acres Klefer, Jacob estato
10 " Price, Jonas '
CENTltALIA BOK."
1 lot Langdon, Mrs. Thomas deo'd..
CONYNUHAM.
1 lot Brown, Wm
SSI acres Cummlngs, It, M. Co
400 Curry, Lllen
?.lurl'hy Hughes Co
400 acres Nathaniel Brown tract
1 lot Ilerfron. Philip
' yulnu, Catharine ,
H " Koons, Henry
H " Morrison, James
FISIIINOCltEEK.
18 acres Keller, John W ....
H lot Buss, Anna " .
GHEKNWOOl).
Hot lllklngton, P. K
l acres Moore, Lafayette ..... .
bl " Moore, A. L . ..!7!7
HEMLOCK.
51
30
Si
40
70
S!,re3 Thoruas Slate Co 47 55
T -"atouaii, tl UI. D
t "
Vitro .l.ih.i
10 acres Glllaspy, Wm!'titate:.'.:.'.;,';;";::
Ai lot Vanhorn, Wm .!..!...,..
JACKSON.
110 acres Chamberlain, Lewis
37 ' lewis, Ellen..
33 " Young, Lewis C .......'.".'.'.'.'
15 " Keller, Jacob
LOCUST.
8 acres Ithoads, Susan
MADISON.
170 acres Trombower, A. c
! . Charles W :!"
CO " Eves, Charles !." ,!.!.. ...
i-S oobe'and Krom
170 " Hill, Jesse
io " Cox, wm. lt. .,.,.,.','.'.'.'.
MAIN.
21 acres Blttenbcnder, Conrad
MliFLIN,
1 lot Kelchner, Jacob K, ,
MT. PLEASANT.
15 acres Benrield, Thomas
S3 " Hower, Charles K. ...!....."
OHANGE.
67 acres Crousc, Nelson
PISH
125 acres Bobbins. Joshua
W " Itlchle, Jacob.....,,...,,,.
34 Drelblebls, Jacob estate.,., , .',".''
11 70
1 til
3 IS
1 20
2.4
C SO
e 60
3 00
3 OU
13 75
I Mi
3 UO
10 20
7 94
3 aa
1 90
24
10
...w.u.M.a, UUEMTIIU, ...
Evans, Geo.....
KUnil ntul MoiiBKm, ...........
Menlenhall, Ellas ...'.''.''.TT.'.!.'!. '.'.'.' ii 35
1 00
UO dO 14 fj3
Welsh, Abuer !.U .. 1" rim
lunyau, Eira estato 1 sr.
Parker, John II .
SCOTCV
7 acres Columbia LUne stono Co.,,
8UOAIlLOA7,
so acres Hess,Lavlua ,,,..
4 " Kase, JohnL. ,
21 " Albertson, Jesse ,
44 20
4I
3 IS
tl to
PETEIt A. EVANS,
Treasurer's ofllce, Bloomaburg, Uarch&Vh.'lIsf.
Aprils, l.M-sm.
1 65
30
04
2 11
1 35
2 40
J TO
1 20