THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.' ,
The Columbian.
FlDAYt MAY 21, 1880.
niRltltT SUUoln T1H TABLE.
Mallows" th Pwladii' " Hupert
NORTU.
south.
11:15 a. m.
6:13 p. m.
6:89 a, m.
3:41 p. in.
-o
NOHTII.
8:21 a. m.
10:21 a m.
2:20 p. in.
6:'lo p. m.
Bonn.
8:30 a. ra.
11:44 a. m,
4:JI p. in.
8:47 p. m.
Trains on tho N. W. II,
Perry as follows i
Hallway pass Dloom
Bourn,
18:05 p. m.
NOHTII,
10:52 a, m.
6,37 p. Hi.
SUNDAY,
NORTH,
lo:ll am
s;io p. m.
Bourn.
fi:4S p m
Important to luvcHtorn.
Tlio borough of Ccntralln desires to fund
Its Indebtedness of $19400 nt a rate of In.
terest less than six per cent. The assessed
valuation of the borough of 1885 was $311,.
000 on which n special tax of 8 mills Is
levied nnnually to liquidate, tho above In.
debtness. Tho Interest Is promptly paid
semi-annually April nnd October.
Proposals will bo received for tho whole
or a part of tho amount specifying the
rate of Interest until May 20, 1883.
By order of the borough council.
J. J. Williams, Pres.
Attest Tuos J. ltKKSR Sccty.
Ccntrnlia May 4th. 1880.
Fch Sale. A gooa horso sultnblo for all
wont. Inquire nt Phillips' Domestic Bak
ery. Foil Sale. Bay mare, lino driver, single
or double. Five years old. Inquire nt
H uclt ale w's livery stable.
tf. U. D. Hl'iaELMETEIt.
Fon Sai.k. A very dcslrablo property,
on Market street In tho town ot Blooms
burg, Pa. nearly opposlto Ilov. I). J.
Waller. Lot 01 feet In width nnd 108 feet
In depth. An alley on the north and enst,
lot of D. J. Waller on tho south. Market
street on tho west. The dwelling house is
a largo two story brick with Mansard roof,
water, gas nnd sower drnlnage, a good
largo stable, good fruit, and good well of
water. '
Also a bouse and lot in Catawlssa front
ing on Urd street, above Pino street, a good
two story frntne dwelling bouso with two
story kitchen attached.
Michael F Etekly
April 7. '80. tf. Bloomsburg, Pa.
Fon Sale. Two houses and lots on
Canal street. Desirable, cheap homes, and
pay well to rent.
Also, oua of the finest residences In
Bloomsburg, corner of Fifth nnd Centre
streets. Having all tho latest Improve
ments, steam heat, water, gas, water clos
ets and bath room. Good barn, fruit nnd
ornamental trees, large lot. A rare chance
for a fine home. Apply to
J. II. Maize,
Cor. Main nnd Ccntro Sts.
pci-Hoiinl,
Mr, and Mrs. J. It. Schuyler returned
homo on Mouduy.
Hev. and Mrs. I). J. Waller, Sr., went
to Chicago ou Monday to attend tho Gen
crnl Synod of the Presbyterian church.
Aloxander Kramer, an old resident of
Greenwood township, and one of our old
est subscribers, was in town on Wednes
day.
Strawberries nt Blocker's on Saturday.
There will be an adjourned court on
June 11th. .
Ileasons for a new trial Id tho Wultman
case will bo argued on Saturday.
Tho programme for Memorial Day came
In too late for Insertion this week.
Kcd and yellow sweet potatoo plants for
sale at J. Garrison's, on Fifth street.
Clark & Son arc selling dress goods re
gardlcS3 of cost- Call'aud see them.
Strawberries made their first appearance
.in the market last Saturday, at 23 cents a
basket.
Rev. Mr. Morlson of Sunbury will ex.
chango pulpits next Sunday with Hjv. J
Zahner.
Soft shell crabs, clam soup, and other
delicacies of tho season arc ou the bill of
fare at the St. Elmo.
Boyd Cadman Is tho happy owner of a
handsome new nickel plated bicycle, and
he knows how to rldo It.
On Sunday last a hall storm passed over
a portion of our town. Tho hall wss but
slluht, but what few fell were very large.
G. N. Battcrsby, who has been an nt
tendant at tho Danville Hospital for the
past few months, came homo Monday
morning, on account of the illness of his
mother.
E. 11. Furman has a hen which lay un
egg on Friday of last week, that
measured six inches In circumference one
way uud seven Inches the other. Who can
beat It?
Tho funeral of Mrs. Frank Jones who
died Friday morning last after a short 111
ness, was very largely attended Sunday
afternoon. Services wero held In tho
Methodist church.
Tho license applications of Hiram Hess
and J. B. Mcllcnry, of Benton, and of Ar
thur McLaughlin, of Ccntralla, which were
laid over from May 3rd, were disposed of
on Monday, the licenses being granted.
Judge Uockafeller, of Sunbury, requires
nil applicants for llce.'so to make affidavit
that they havo not violated tho liquor laws
during tho past year. If any refuse to
mako such nn adldavlt, no' new license Is
granted' them.
The Columuian was tlio only paper that
contained a full report of tho Arson case.
It Is tho only ono that has tho remarks of
tho court In full In disposing of tuo Benton
licenses. If you want all tho nows tuko
the Columuian.
We havo received irom tho publisher a
Memorial Day odo by I). Bralnord 111.
lamson, set to music by J. O. Beckol, Tho
music Is very pretty, but not difficult.
Send flvo 3 cent stamps to J. C. Beckcl 014
Sansom St. Philadelphia, and he will mail
you this piece.
Q, M. Baker, of Bloomsburg, has been
appointed agent for tho Morris & Ireland
Safo Co., of Boston. This safo has tho
reputation of being ono of tho best In tho
market. Porsons desirous or buying will
please call or address and get prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
Bishop Howe and Itov. L. Zahner visited
CatawisM on Sunday afternoon, and held
services at tho Episcopal church. Several
persons wero confirmed. On Monday they
went to Bt. Gabriel's, Sugarloaf, and tho
Bishop confirmed two persons. A largo
congregation was present.
Ask your merchant for O. K. coffee
Try It and yon will uso no other, It is
homo roasted. Always fresh and has no
equal. f- 13 ff.
Jenkins, tho trnmn. Is ono of tho moat
troublesome prisoners that was ever con.
locil In tho Jail. Ho has spent somo tlmo
In tho dark cell, and on'Wednnmlnv lm was
put In Irons. Ho seems to bo Incorrigible.
List of letters rcmninlnir In Lhn l'mt nr.
ficoat Bloomsburg for week ending May
18, 1880:
Mr. David Beers. Mtsa Lottie llredlmn-
nor, Lulto (Joonoy, Jr., (3) trene L. Glider,
Mrs. E. C. Haircnhniir.li. Mini fit. M
Kapp, .Mr. Aaron Keller. Mrs. Geo. Long,
11. F. Parks, Hobuck & Schollcld.
OAHD3.
T, W. Hajronuucli. Bsti.. Mr. William
O'llrlne, J. A. Perslng, John Wngncr,
ijnurn it eller.
Persons calllne for theso letters will
nleaao say 'advertised."
Geoiioe A. Clarx, P. M.
St. Paul's P. E. Church wa filled to Its
utmost capacity last Sunday evening, tho
occasion being the prcsenco of Ht. Her. M
A. DeWolfo Howe, Bishop of Central
i ennsyivanla. Ton caudldatcs for conflr
mattou presented thcnuelvjs at tho altar,
unil the ceremony was a most Impressive
ono. i no church wns beautifully decorat
ed with llowers and the music was ronder
ed by a new chorus choir under the direct-
ion of l'rof. Allen. At the morning ser-
vieo a large congregation was In attend.
nncc, and the music was of an elaborate
character, and was well icndcred by tho
quartette choir. The Bishop preached at
both services.
The Steam Company having employed
as superintendent of their plant Mr. Mow.
bray of Philadelphia, a practical steam fit
ter of moro than twenty years experience
llicy have resolved to engage In the bus!
ncss of plplnir public bulldlncs nnd dwell
Ings. In pursuance of which the Board of
Directors have passed tho following rcsolu
lion.
Jiesohed : That this Company engneo In
business of steam filling and while It Is
not their purpose to exclude prlvato litters
yet their work shall be subject to Inspect
Ion and must bo npproved by the supcrln
tendent of the Company before steam is
turned on for permanent use.
Aaron Hcndershott, an old resident of
this town, died suddonly at his home on
Market street on Monday afternoon, from
heart disease. He went up to Nantlcoke
In the morning for his neicc, and returned
on tho nftcrnoon train with her, and
walked up from the station to his house.
He had just got lusldo when he exclaimed
that ho was about tired out, and was as
slstcd to a sofa nnd In five minutes
breathed his last. His ngc was 70 years
nnd ho had been an employee In the store
of William JIcKelvy and his successors,
Mclvelvy, Nenl & Co., and I. W. McKcIvy
for nearly fifty years. Ills health has been
falling for somo time, and for several
weeks be bad been unable to attend to his
duties at the store. The funeral took placo
nt tho house on Thursday morning.
Only three cases were tried In court Ia3t
week, two of them occupying about a half
hour, and the thiol, that of Bird ys. Culp,
using up the balance of the week, the jury
not rendering a verdict until after supper
on Saturday evening. This was an action
for damages brought by Jnmes Bird against
Culp and McWilliams, of Northumberland
couuty, for culling timber on a tract ot
land in Locust- township. It involved u
question of title as well as the value of the
timber cut, and as there was a mass of
documentary evidence on both sides it waa
a slow and tedious trial. Ikclcr & Herring
and Miller wero counsel for plaintiff, nnd
Wolvcrton and Freeze for defendant. The
verdict was for plaintiff for 000, but a
motion has bceu made to treble a portion
of It and to double another portion, which,
if it prevails, will considerably increase
V
ihc damages.
A man giving Ills name as Ueorge Will
lams, nnd his residence as Montour nnd
Columbia counties, arrived here on Mon
day aflcrncou on tho D. L. & W. road In
a stale of Intoxication. At tho station ho
took 'i sent with the driver of tho 'bus to
come up town, and nn the way up attempt
ed to steal a small package belooging to
a lady passenger, but was detected by the
driver, Jaiues Kleckner. When tiny
reached the hotel Kleckner notified I). Lay-
cock, chief of police, ami the man was
watched. He went into Bombard's jewelry
store and asked to see somo rings, which
were shown him, but he left without pur.
chasing. Soon afterwards he went into
several business places and tried to sell a
new ring without success. He then went
Into MoKelvy's storo and when the clerk's
back was turned slipped two pieces of val
liable luco umlcr his coat. Tho officers,
who were watching from outside, then
went lu and arrested lilm, nnd took him bo
fore B. F. Zurr, Pieshlent of Town Conn
ell, who lined him iJS, nnd lu default of
this ho was lodged In the lock-up over
night, it was the intention to swear out u
warrant for larceny, but on his phomlso to
leave town be was not prosecuted.
IMuilo TlllltlllT.
Now h the time to havo your pianos
tuned. Mr. J. M. Hall, practical tuner,
will bo In Bloomsburg lu a few days. All
persons wishing his services will please
leave aiders nt .Mrs. M. L. Nuss'.
l'.IIHl IICIUOll.
The arson and license cases have glvci
Benton a pretty go,d introduction
Illoomshiirg.
to
Tho drought lias been nbruptly broken
bv the late heavy rains. It lias now cleareil
away for good weather.
There Is n great deal of corn yet to
plant In this neighborhood.
Ed Lunger's yearling colt mysteriously
bune Itself with a haltir some lime ago.
but was extricated before dead. It was so
badly bruised" and sprained that It could
neither not up nor stand when lifted up
and remained so for a long Mini, when
finally ho was obliged to kill It. it was
good one.
Last Saturday whtlo returning from th
raising of Amandas Bonder's barn, near
VaiiCuniD. D.ivld Wennei's span of colt
became unmanageable anil ran away with
spilng wagon loaded with men and boys,
D.ivld Yost, Esq., slipped on quiuuy ue.
hind, before ihey got under full headway
The rest were promiscuously and iinccru
monloiisly thrown off, nniong whom wns
"lllllo Jesse," who, on a former runaway
occasion, miraculously escaped injury,
Tliis tlmo ho said "I got off with the rest,
Mr. Wenner was thrown against a wheel
and regained tho box, then Iho dash board
crnvo awav and he slipped out on in
.lniibletrpy nnd again regained tho box.
Finally tho tonguo dropped off when ho
turned Iho colts to a fence nnd stopped
them. No one was seriously hurt, but the
wnuon was considerably damaged, lie
should take tho Columuian then bo could
bco when accidents havo befallen him
Judge Krickbaum attempted to pry Ids
dog's mouth open to release a hog whoso
car was unmercifully embraced between
hlsteotn when ho bit him on tho ringer,
Judges had better keep their fingers out of
dogs mouths when tamug revenge ou nog
, Better let them squeal.
I.ICIvNHKH.
Ill disposing of tho applications for li
censes In Benton ou Monday Judge Elwcll
said, In substance, as follows:
Tho laws of Pennsylvania, ns they
stand upon tho statute book, contemplate
tho granting of licenses to public houses
for tho entertainment of strangers and
travelers, whenever necessary for that
purpose.
It Is thought by many good citizens,
among whom nro thoso who rcmonstrato
nnd those who wero witnesses In theso
cases, Ihat no licenses should bo grnntcd
under any circumstances.
Courts sit to ndmtnlstci the laws, not to
repeal them. Tho opinion of tho Supremo
Court, delivered by Judge, Agnow, nnd re
ported for the guldanco of tho suuordlnato
Courts, holds that whether any or nil li
censes should bo grnntcd Is n legislative
nnd not a judlclal.qucstlon. Ho says that
for tho Courts to hold that no llccr.se shall
bo granted to any ono or Mint Itccnscs shall
bo granted to ovcry ono who has tho re
quired certificate, Is not to decide judicially
on the merits, but to determine beforehand,
outside of the law and bv the exercise of
ntbitrary will.
The law requires that tho Courts shall fix
a time by a rule or standing order, when
applications shall be hoard as therein pro
vided. If the Courts should disregard the
law so far ns to icfuso all licenses, why fix
a time for hearing ? Why hear at all, if
tho law which provides for licenses when
necessary for the public Is to bo disregard
ed? The question is not whether It Is neces
sary that places bo licensed for the sale of
liquor. If necessary for the entertainment
ol strangers and travellers, the law,
whether wisely or unwisely, bns declared
that the sale of liquor is an incident to the
business.
In respect to the application of J. B.
Mcllcnry those opposing allege that bis po
tltion does not comply with tho law because
ono of the petitioners is not a reputable
person. This objection is not sustained.
It Is shown that the person named is of
good repute ns a business mnn and ns a
citizen. And this by tho almost unanl
mous testimony of bis neighbors, and by
all except some few who set up a standard
of reputation not recognized by tho general
sentiment of tho public. Better that nei
thcr that person nor nny other drink (It all,
but it docs not appear that bo drinks to
that excess thaPmakcs lilm disreputable.
In regard to tho necessity for two hotels
in Benlon, there Is a diversity of opinion
among the witnesses. Tho granting of this
license will not increase the number of ho
tcls, ns we have at the present term rejected
the application for a renewal of n license
to ono ot the hotels formerly licensed, tho
certificate not being signed as icqulrcd by
law.
There appears by tho evidence, to be
considerable travel on the roads through
Benton., and there nro times when ono bo
tel cannot accommodate the public. It Is
about ten miles In any dlrictlon to a hotel.
We think the weight of evidence sus
tains the nllcgntlons ot the petition and ccr
tlllcatc.
Mr. Hess has kept a hotel at his place for
thirteen jenrs, and until imw no complaint
has been made against lilm; on the con
trary, it Is admitted Hint he has kept for
thu country a first-class hotel. He Is shown
to be nn honest, tempeinto and consclen.
Mous man.
The charge of allowing drunkards at his
place at Iho tlmo designated (Long's sale)
Is not supported. Persons nt tho sale had
bottle-i, and there was elder there, the salo
being a fourth of n mile or more from tho
hotel. When they camo to tho village, Mr,
Hess finding that they were intoxicated,
closed h.s bar.
Ills sale of liquor to Stino does not show
that he knowingly violated the law. Stine
was nearly twenty-ono years of age, he
looked fully of that age, he was a married
man ani lived nt JNcwton Hamilton, Perry
county.
Hess' hostler boy, n minor, had a glas3 of
beer once In the three months that he lived
with Mr. Hess. In that ono instance there
wn3 a violation of law that applies to all
citizens ns well ns to landlords. Under
the circumstances detailed, as Mils was tho
only instnnco of the kind shown to have
occurred, in full continence that It will not
occur again, we havo concluded not to
withhold the renewal on that ground.
In respect to voune men sitting on tho
porch of tho hotel on Sunday wo havo to
say that while there is no penalty in tho
statute against It, yet a hotel should not bo
allowed to bo a lounging place for boys,
young men or tho nclchbors- It does not
appear that there worn noises or disturb
ances nt the lintel on Sunday, nor docs It
appear that drinking wns allowed, but the
moral sentiment of the community
Is justly opposed to such gath
erings on Sunday, nnd most natur
ally raises a suspicion Mint drinking
is permitted. Young men nnd boys of iho
neighborhood are not tho kind of strangers
and travelers Intended to be provided forby
the statute. They havo no business to bo
about n hotel. .V landlord U under no
obligations to keep a r'em for voung men
to go Into, to mako their toilets on n Pun
day morning, In what wns proven on that
subject wo do not find sufficient to with
hold tins license, but shnll require somo re
form in this respect for tho future.
Landlords must understand that tho
Court has n hold upon them notwithstand.
Ing they nro licensed for n yenr. In re.
spect to theso licenses wo shall expect nnd
require n rigid ndherenco to the law.
Lounging at tho hotels on Sunday, furnish.
Ing drinks on Sunday, or election days, or
to minors or to persons of known Intern
perato habits or Intoxicated at the time,
must be strictly guarded against, so that
tho good citizens will not havo grounds
to suspect any violation of law, or to com
plain of tho manner of conducting their
hotels In any respect.
A monument has recently been erected
In Wlldwood cemetery, at Wllllamport,
to the moinory of Ellslm Howell Biggs, at
ono tlmo n resident of this town. Tho de
sign was furnished and drawn by tho Hev.
J. H. Hopkins. Tho monument Is mado of
lino while Sicilian marble. On tho top of
tho gable Is a beaded cross which runs Mm
full length of tho tomb. Under tho two
sldo gables nt tho head thcM Is nn nntlquo
cross In relief while nt tho foot Is the mon
ogrnm. Under Hie two sldo gables set In
cusped panels nro tho Greek letters alpha
and omena. On tho left and right sides
set In plain panels nro tho Inscriptions:
"Ellsha Howell Biggs," nnd "Nov. 18, 1843,
April 1, 1883."
Theso nro mado In mcdlmvnl letters and
between each word Micro Is a small cross.
The workmanship It very fine and Is equal
to anything that has been done nbtoad,
Tho tomb Is placed on tho top of tho hill
facing tho road and has attracted a great
deal of attention,
Scott's Emulsion of Purs
CodUvcrOIIwUliIlypophoHphltcH
Possesses tho remedial power of theso
two valuable specifics In their fullest do.
creo. Is prepared In n palatable form, cas
My tolerated by tho stomach, and for doll-
cat'i, sickly children, hmaciaiion, con
sumption anil all Impoverished conditions
of tho blood Is unequalled by any other
remedy.
llcrwiclt.
Mrs. Brcdhcndcr bns Just received
fresh arrival of splendid Spring goods nnd
Is amply prepared to accommodate the
public. Sho Is located on Market street.
Call upon her.
Mr. Courtrlght, next door, can accom.
modato you In tho lino of ns flno ctgnrs
nnd confections as tho market affords.
Our public school i havo adjourned nnd
our old resident and janitor of our schools
Is out selling tho "Climax Farm Gate."
Henry Huch has chnrgo of Luzerne nnd
Columbia counties. Ills gate takes well
among tho farmers.
Hnrry Faux, tho pedestrian and horse
man, Is happy. It Is n largo Infhiit In the
shapo of a boy. Ho camo last week nnd
looks well, with tho prospects of living a
few years longer.
Ample preparations ate makingiln Ber
wick for Memorial Day. Under the
auspices of tho O. A. 11. services will be
held nt tho Evnngcllcnl church on next
Sabbnth morning. Tho O. A. It. will mujt
nt their hull nt 0 o'clock with Stout's band
nnd then proceed to tho church whero n
sermon will bo delivered by Hev. Lohr.
On Saturday following decoration will lake
placo when Hev. Ezra locum will deliver
tho address over the graves of our heroic
dead. Wo may rest assured tho address
will bo a good ono worthy of the occasion
nnd the gallant services of those who per
lied their lives that their country might
live. Let (here bo n large turn out of our
citizens.
Berwick has raised a military company
of boys at tho ngonf nbout 12 years, uni
formed and equipped. They will attend
In parade on Memorial Day along with
tho Youths drum corps. 73 girls will show
themselves In the ranks dressed In white.
Tho Berwick Independent lias lesumcd op
erations under the auspices of Miles A.
Davis, of New York. Ho assumes pio
prletorshlp with the prestige of enlarged
experience, and doubtless will shake off
the dust that has lain on the Indrjmidad for
months nnd resuscitate It into a new life,
as the lion shakes tho dew drops fiom his
mane uud goes lorth to conquest.
Go look nt the lloral gardens of Prof.
Hoft, at the residence of Mrs. Col. Jack9on.
George Carey, foreman of Frcas Bros.
stole, has just received another lino In
stallment ot Spring goods. George knows
bow to sell than, too.
O. W. llrubaker has just received an.
otlur huge Installment of haidwniu. He
Is doing a nourishing business,
Hudson Owen lia3 been on our canal
for the last 37 years ns controller of tho
locks.
Mrs. Oirion is nn enterprising womnn.
She has supplied her large garden with the
finest assortment of cabbage plants, while
her husband, Wm. Girtoti, is engaged In
Florida in raising oranges and early truck,
Sho has nluo varieties of cabbage plants
nnd she is worthy of credit for her enter
prise nnd display.
Al. Boss, Harry James, Thos. and Benj
Sherwood, Frank and Will Ginger and
Georgo Sarlcy were all up to Forepaugh's
show on the 11th at Wllkes-Barre. They
pronounced It good,
Edward Carroll has opened up ausplc1
lously as barber in the St. Charles hotel.
He has aluady n tine run of custom. Ho
does fine hair cutting and close shaving.
Hie body of au unkuown man was
found In the river near James Sponenberg's
last Saturday morning; was buried at Ber.
wick in tho evening. Ho appeared to bo
nbout 45 years of age, sandy whiskers nnd
black hair, over .five feet in height, with
serious wounds in tho fore rlait of tho
head, couple empty pocket books in his
clothes, besides a match box. He wore a
blue blouse, u bluo shirt nud bluu overalls.
It is now pretty well ascertained, nnd
beyond the shadow of a doubt, that the
new railroad that forms the connecting
link with Ncscopcck and Derlnger, above
Hock Glen, will soon bo accomplished, fol-
lowinir through Nescopeck Gap. This will
raise Iho. real estate of Nescopeck. The
surveying party, nt present writing, are
putting up nt the St. Charles. They nro n
jolly and Intelligent crew. They killed a
black snake on the Nescopeck creek last
Saturday, 0 ft. 4 Inches long; was dissected
and found to conlnin a red squirrel.
Harry Cooper Is fully established in his
new domlcil and It is ono of the finest resi
dences, not only In Nescopeck, but along
the river.
The streets of Nescopeck nre vastly im.
piovcd ami which was vastly needed. It
would be will it the walks were put in bet'
tei condition. The cobble stones project
simultaneously all ovcrjthelr absence would
be a fruitful blessing.
Dr. Hurler is nn cspcclallst In diphtheria
and meeting with remarkable success.
Pifcr Is turning out some nobby suits for
our boys in Berwick. They follow him
from Berwick where he established his
reputation us tailor. His wife is largely
engaged in supplying the community with
all Unit is essential in the millinery dc
paitmcnt.
Dr. Myers Is succeeding finely In his
medical practice along wi'li Dr. llarter; is
a graduate of medical college in Baltimore,
and a young man of promise.
Sylvanus P. Ilanley, wo are glad to note,
Is admitted to the bar ot legal practice
He Is a man of lino abilities uud comes by
them honestly. His father, Hon. Thos. B
Hauley, wns ono of the distinguished law
yers of tho South and commanded a prac
tlco previous to tho war of 4-1)0,000 un
nuiilly.
Fenstermncher, of Newtown, has j ust
received an upp.irattis to tako buildings
Ho has taken inuny of them, conspicuously
among which Is the residence of Mrs. Gir
ton. The pictures tire nccuratu and nut
tiral.
Hertz Is busily engaged on Second street
Inking pictures. His gallery presents
line niray of pictures of a very superior
order, of our cltl.em. Ills apparatus bii9
cost him considerable, and he Is doing a
good business. He is wot thy of public pa
tronage.
II. G. Gearhart, ot Hetlervllle, bin re
ccutly returned from Philadelphia with
lino suck of goods, and la now fully pre
pared to furnish Hie public with what Ihey
deslro and need. Ho U popular In the
community: baa been in thu mercantll
business for year?, and can amply accom.
modato you In his line.
Stiles Bros, nro enlarging their drug bus
Incss.
Dr. McCrca look s cozy in tho now hous
of Dr. Little, deceased. Tho Doctor has
n busy practice.
That Is a proud piece of workmamldp
recently turned out byTrescott Bros. 1:
the shapo of a huguy. It recommends
Itself as to the architecture of tho buggy
and vcucrrlng nnd coating. Wo doubt If
other purtlcs In this section can oxcel this
specimen of workmanship. They havo
just put up a splendid spring wagon for
McMlchacl & Co., for their livery stable ul
Na ntlcoke.
Physicians will bo wlso In prescribing
Keller's Calnrrli llemedy. They cat. secure
better ret ults with It than from any other
prescription nnd havo Mm satisfaction of
speedily curing their patients, Try It.
IliickttorM,
C. M. Tctwllllger would like to sell you
n wuiia nai. u, wnuu nus unu.
II. D. Mcllrldo Is tho proudest mnn In
Hemlock. It Is u llttlo boy.
Somo of our young men aro not proving
themselves to bo what their mothers think
they nrc, nor what their fathers hopo they
arc, nor what their sweethearts bcllovo
them to be. "A word to tho wlso Is suffi
cient. Hosier, a furniture man of Danville, de
livered a flno parlor suit for Mrs. Maggie
Appelman on Tuesday.
Charles Hnsscrt nnd family wore in town
op Sunday. .
Will nnd Anna Bclz 'nro expected homo
the beginning of Juno. They will bo nc
compnulcd by Mnslers Arthur nnd Wnltcr
niit
.
John Rlnrllnff. nniir Ulftftm. wna In nor
somo legal matters with Squire Hartmaii.
The probabilities nro that n grange lect
ure will be given In tho vicinity of Heller's
Church somo tlmo next month.
Tho Lutheran Sunday School havo now
used their new library two weeks. Most
of tho books read thus far nrc good.
Wm. lvey is lying very low with that
dread dUcnse, consumption.
Thco. Dent will stnrt for Michigan with
his father-in-law, M. Clinton next Tues
day. A. B. Hartmnn I; ailing with a broken
rib. Ho slipped off the lock lever strlkinc
t.hn ud.onl
William Hchm has closed up his Third
street hakerv. and his servlpM Imvn limn
secured by Phillips Bakery, lie Is an ex-
pcricuced baker, and the excellent reputa
tion of Phillips' for tho best of bread, rolls,
cakes, confectionery &c, will bo ful ly mis,-
talned with llclim in the bake shop.
The only reliable catarrh remedy on the
market to-day Is Ely's Cream Balm, being
free from poisonous drugs uud offensive
odors. It has cured thousands of acute
and chronic cases where nil other remedies
imvi' imii'tl. lb 41111MIIJ colli 111 U1U
head and catarrhal headache. Price flHy
cuts.
MARRIAGES.
JONES-REES.-At tho llcformed par
sonagv, Bloomsburg, Pa., May 17, 18SC, by
Bv. S. It. Brldenbaugb, Mr. David U.
Jones and Miss Margaret Bees, both of
lierwlcK, l'a.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Farmers In want of imnlemcnts can save
money by buying of S. C. Shlvc, ns ho Is
handling the best in the market nt the low-
est prices. Uo auu sec them. iu.il.4t.
Foil Salk. Cloversecd, timothy seed,
shotcs, calves and nil kinds of lumber.
Hoards, rails, 2x4, scantling, lolst, plank,
lath, chestnut, hemlock nnd nine. Nos. 1,
2, nnd 3 shingles, pine boards nnd siding,
suriuccu, wiuto pine, yellow pint) nnd Hem
lock llooring, plastering, lath, pickets, iVc,
nt Lightstreet, by Silas Young. m.!J0-2m
BUSINESS NOTICES.
THE HOOT OF THE KV1I.
To thoroughly cuic scrofula it is neces
sary to sine directly at the root of the
('Vit. Tilth t PYllPlK' Wllflt H.nrUo Sinrcn.
parilla does by acting upon the bloo,l,
thorouchly cliansimr It of pi iniiiir 1 cs.
nnd leaving not even a taint of scrofula n
the vital fin d. Thousands who lmvn ln.on
cured of scrofula by Hood's Sursaparllhi,
luaiuy iu us wuuueriui uioou-puriiying
finalities. Sold bv all ilrurn-istsi "
, an .
Dr. Hand's Chatlnc Powder for babies
toilet ileitis tlio clianng of babies iu one
uay, nnu wnen mixed wmi lard malics a
superior ointment for burns and sores. An
nbsoluto necessity for all babies, and use-
iui to many minus.
$10,000 AWAKDEl).
"I was so sick and low-snirlted that 1
luougnii would give nnvthliiE to cet we :
and if any ono had ensu'ed mo the cood
lieallii produced by usiug Simmons Liver
licgtuaior, nnu cuargcu ono thousand dol
lars, I would willhngly baye paid it If I
hud hud It in fact, ijlO.OOO would bo worth
less to me than what It has done for me.
Geo. F. Baiikett, Macon, Gu.
House wives, shon cirls nnd sales wom
en all suffer more or less from weak back
and sldeache. Apply ti Hop Pourous Plus
ter and get Instant relief. A famous
sticngthencr. 25c. druggists.
What Is more disagreeable to a ladv Hum
to know that her hair has not only lost lis
colar, but Is full of dandruff ? Yet such
was the case with mine until I usei. Park
er's Hair Balsam. My hair is now black
nnu periecuy clean nnu glossy. .Mrs. i;
bweeuy, Chicago. ml
Do you dislike b tter medicines ? And
have you found out that celatlne-coated
quinine pills do not dissolve in thu stomach
and have no effect unon tho stomach what
ever ? If so purchase a bottle of Quinep
tus and tnliu your quinine in powdir.
Qiilneptus changes the most nauseous doso
lino a palatable and even delicious draught.
My liver was so fearfully disordered and
I felt so feeble and languid Hint I scarcely
iook interest in nnvuunc. Tried nil t in
so-cnlled remedies without relief until I
used f'arker's Tunic, which effected a per.
iiiuiicni cure. uaviu uasn, inline KocK
Ark. finO,
"I have no annclltc." comnlalns manv n
suffenr. Hood's Harsaparllla gives nn np
iJuiiiu l iu cnnuies l no stnmiif! in nertnrm
us umy.
When nby wsa lick, yrt give her Cutorin,
When li0 waa Child, efas cried for Cattork,
yXhtn sho became Mlta, she clang to L'Mtoria,
Wlen iko had Children, the gvo them CantorU,
EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
ILLUSTRATIVE Samplo FREE.
KNOW THYSELF..
A Orett Medical Work on Manhood, Nervous and
Pajilcal Debility, rrcmature Decline In Man-,
Exhausted Vitality, Ac, Ac, and tho uatold mis
eries resulting from Indiscretion or cxcccsm ; SO
pages, substantially bound la gut, muslin. Con
tains moro than lis Invaluable prescriptions, em
bracing every vegeUblo remedy in the pharma
copoeia for all acuto and chronic diseases. It is
emphatically a book for every man. I'rtco only (1
by malt, post paid, concealed In plain wrapper.
ll.I.U.STltATIVl! HAMPI.K VUF.li TO AM.
Young and middle-aged men for tho next ninety
days. Bend sow, or cut this out, as you may sever
see it again. Address Dr. W. II. PAIlKKIt, 4 Dal-
Inch street, Boston, Mass.
fob r, ly d.
'Get the Best'
HOP
PIASTERS
I Kill pain, wotho and tUmulata th tired I
iQiuolM. And wonderfully itreaffUisa weak I
part. All the valuable medlolual virtue ox I
fresU Hop, ooublncd wilU Burgundy Pitch I
and Canada Balaam, Applied to Baokache, I
ScUUca. UbeumaUim, Crick. BUtohea, Bide-1
Ache. Kidney AtTecUono, Sore ChU or any of I
the varioua pains and weakneMC to oommon. I
instant reliofte given. Cure Dyipepala and I
Liver troubltie without internal doting. Soldi
everywhere, 85o. B for $1. Mailed for prioe.
HOP rLA.UTEHCO.,Prop'n, Voaton.Uau. I
o AWoriderful &
STRENGTH ENER
EllCANTILK APPBAISEMENT.
JAst 0f J)calcrt in Columbia county.
I hereby certify that tho follonlnir list ot dealers
taken, returned and classtned by mo In acoordnnco
with tnn several Acts of Assembly In and for the
yenr ls, Is correct Wttia best of my knowledge
nud belter.
IIDAVJilC
.Vnmfa.f. Jlunitiemi, CUtM. Licfmp.
i r Dreisuacti store
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7 00
7 01
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to 01
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7 (10
7 on
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7 00
7 01
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iovi Michael storo
T,l Nhuman storo
(I J Munson storo
IIBNTON.
lllram Itess hotel
.1 .1 .Mclienryst.ro
A A. II Mcllcnry storo
Mcllcnry Carey furniture storo
.i ic ftiwn sioro
ltotir Mcllcnry storo
fiCinuel lirnko hotel
M A T c Mclienry drugs and hardware is
O M Rmltli store
11
John HoacocK storo
11
llEItWICK.
Jacob Fisher s btltliird table
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7 00
7 III
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7 (10
7 110
30 Oil
60 00
7 00
10 10
7 ()
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7 III)
7 00
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20 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
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7 Ml
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7 00
1. liisicinurst. rurnuuro
rimwl-L'l,lnai,tMlff.llM
I T H Ilunrer bottler
It M llockmsn confectlOLerv
rrens llros storo
K K Adams ircncrai storo
ltd Crispin storo
11 K liourcr store
Krcas inw lumber dealer
11 ' DrlcHbnch organs and machines
Samuel Kllellcr l nooi table
Jackson fc Woudln Mrif Co store
i a jmcKinxnaoi stoves ana tinware
i-reuencK nojer noici
Tlicodoio F Ilcnrcr shoo storo
M lvj- clothing storo
II -M riilllos & Co grocery
M II Maricarum stationery
iicnj rponcnuerKer restaurant
M A Murklo resiuumnt
T i) McMurtrlo clothing sroro
ii . .Miceaci iuniuuro store
A r Young stoves and tin
Isaiah llowersloro
it w Klaso hotel
stiles iirus drues
JP!"i W Utile storo
1)0 (Unit hsLoro
c K Kunston hotel
J i' t reuss Co store
BIlIAltCHEEl
m,uuery
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40 va
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,v Ash distillery
nmmtsnrmn
JLfllrtonhotcl
1 W McKelvy storo
I W Hart man ft son storo
II U llartman c&rpcts and boots
UA Klelm drugs
W J corell 4; Co furniture
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.1 ivi;yer storo
Win Itabb grocery
I. U Wharcy stoves
J saltzer orrans &o
(1 W Iiertscti clothing store,
Wooti'andsW
luiui-a jti-ui-, uuuaru ana pool taoies
60 00
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uco a Clark book storo
w it Tubus hotel
,1 1- cal veil, confectionery
11 Stohncr restaurant
s A Wilson grocery
7 00
7 10
13 60
1 1 u i-.sniem.ui a; co stoves & tinware
II J Clark son storo
IauIs Hernhard Jewelry
Jacob Keller nations
7 1)0
20 00
J s l'lilltips confectionery
David Lowenberg clothing store
Geo Aurand hotel
7 00
10 00
60 00
1; r. Cadman Jurnlturn
7 00
J 11 Schuyicr 4: Co hardware
Chns w liunyan hardware
1.1 00
10 10
7 00
7 00
7 00
Yu wV&oIS
nnrl Rhnn flniltnra
JoscdU Decker confectionery
oo.Marr storo
7 (10
7 00
7 n
7 10
7 f(l
7 CO
7 HI
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 (10
7 (0
7 0(1
60 O)
w c iticnard flour and feed
ETans & Kyer clothing
il A 1U:S3 UUUIH HI1U SUOCS
J HMercerdruira
D A creasy storo
A fcoUeder boots and shoe findings
singer. Mrg Co sowing machines
-Mrs 11 Allen storo
j. 11 urower store
Henry Klelm irrocerv
o M J K Lockard coal
w m (Jlgcr hotel
o WNeulfclirocoal
Harman llosscrt coal
o A Jacoby liquor More
do coal
Farmers' I'roduco Exchange storo
7 00
7 ll)
2.1 01
7 (10
20 01
7 00
60 (0
7 00
13 (10
21 01
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coai
l'oter Gross bottler
Simon o bhlvo agl Imp
liloomsburg Iron Co store
! U Honblns liquor store
r tti uiimuru restaurant
WlHUlmoro "
' bottler
so (0
10 oo
o Jt & j. K Lockard general storo
II W Sloan store
N J Hcndershott drugs
Lewis HrossKtothlng
7 00
7 01
7 00
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7 10
7 00
7 (10
7 (Kl
7 00
7 00
7 00
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11 v uhiiU-cnX XlZ,
Vnar,es Krug lumber coal and slate
V F.P.? unrrison nour and feed
o w iirow" grocery
1 .jwuuu
J 11 Sleeker store
Creasy fc Wells lmnhpr dealers
John Wolf Agl dealer
CATAWISSA.
C E Clewell grocery 14
7 00
7 (10
7 CO
10 10
20 Oil
50 00
7 00
7 00
1.1 00
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7 Oil
7 (HI
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20 00
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10 00
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7 IKI
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30 1)0
,m a swank store 1 1
W 11 Warwick clothing and shoes 11
.1 II seesholtz store 13
i.ivld l oll neshead restaurant o
Hester Klsttcr hotel 8
ll LKostenbauder est clothing shoes 11
s uitiiawn stoves anmimvare 11
Stephen Ualdy store 11
Jiio UDlcmer store 13
eo Manhartsloie 13
A s Truckcnmiuer organs machines 13
T D llernlnger furnliuro 1 1
.1 K snnrnicss & sou btoro in
T i: Harder furniture 13
wm John stoves and tinware 14
J M Smith drugs and hardware li:
SDltlnard store 14
ll W licltsnydcr storo 1.1
Albert vcttcr 1 billiard and pool table 8
C c Wliuts drug Store 11
c o Mendenhall stoves and tinware 14
Darla cinilD coal 14
A Truckenmlller restaurant a
Simon ltaup coal 14
W a Vctter hotel 3
Joseph A Gutterman store 13
i' V Harder Lumber 14
J H lllbby liquor storo 13
" bottler o
O W Hauler lumber 14
c V Drown btoro 11
David Lcvlue clothing store 14
J 11 Klefer hotel . r
E I: line bhoo storo 14
l Drelsbach notion storo 14
Simons .c Co drug store 14
A I, llolshuc storo 14
' Hour and feed 14
Lewis Itcttsnyder 1 billiard tablo s
CEKTItALIA.
1) F curry hotel 5
o 11 Millard storo 13
60 00
12 50
7 (Kl
10 00
21 00
Si) 00
30 Oil
60 IK)
7 (HI
7 00
7 oo
111 00
20 00
100 10
20 00
; oo
50 00
7 oo
20 00
7 oo
A II Former stoves tinware 14
rviu nros store 13
Johanna O'Connerllouor store 13
James uoldiwortliy hotel fl
i puui lauiu
-Mrs Wm i Inerhotcl 5
imviu i; macK store
Andrew Len nan irrocery
Geo w Davis drug storo
I c (I .Murphy storo
Thomas Collins restaurant
I. A llellly A Co store
:ewar(i jicracidcn restaurant
Jones Uros tea dealers
Ja.nes .Mcllrearty hotel
i, i-euerman store
ltobert Farrcl restaurant
11 C Michael furniture
Charles l'etterman restaurant
20 00
20 00
20 00
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- 1 Jmnes naggerty
l .iiwiittaiiuuiu
Geo Slalov
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jniin Penney, i nuor store
i: J Klnnerty drug store
c II iletchey store
VettcrA. McEIHenny storo
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7 (HI
CONYNGHAM.
Mrs Mary Jlonroo restaurant
win Herbert s.oro
.louii I, K uno hotel
60 oo
5o no
7 00
7 (Hi
7 (10
50 00
7 00
(i w imiman
U W Lyons btoro
uua inc.
Low Hros Jt Co etorn
il i: Sponsler store
J s Maim hotel
'I homas llrobst grocery
. T Fon ler grain dealer
J I. Wolwrtuu store
10 IK)
7 OU
Jacob lteere coal
7 (Kl
11 U Martz store
7 (H(
FISHIMlCllKliK.
J M Ammorman stoio
7 (O
7 (H)
7 00
7 (H)
7 ft)
7 (in
7 (HI
7 IH)
7 00
7 (K)
7 00
,1 II Hull
G M Howell "
M Mcllcnry .SUro"
.1 1' jicnenry
Uiltenti:til.V.Bro"
Jonei! liavls "
D.ivld Knurr "
Nathan lmcsDacii"
ni,uiu.,
1, nuclicr storo
A Hughes storo
OltEENWOOl).
A J Hcrr store
M
7 oo
10 (K)
15 IH)
r ll macK store
lsKvcsA. nro storo
.Masters Co store
12 60
7 (H)
7 IH)
7 (II
7 (W
30 00
7 oo
7 00
I 00
v ) Kvesi lleury furniture
(' W fives storo
l son m h,ves & son btoro
J 11 iiclllver store
uiuuei n aicuuie hotel
iH'oi) Kniiu store
J I.John store
u i; I'aiucr storo
1IKMLOCK.
c 11 Dlctcrlck hotel
5 5o 00
14 7 CO
14 7 00
11 7 00
It 7 00
11 7 00
3 20 Ul
ll 7 no
11 7 (0
14 7 00
3 60 UO
3 50 (O
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14 7 (HI
11 I 00
11 7 IK)
13 10 00
13 10 00
5 50 00
3 50 00
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ll .N ,1 i; wiui o store
c M 'U'rwllllgeri Co store
JACKSON.
Daniel ll Stevens btoro
ll H cole btoro .
1.UCLSI.
Yooura llrosbtopi
Aaron Yodcr restaurant
Dan el F Kiutuo sioio
M scuboru store
I, II Daniels store
Nathan Knorr hotel
iVelllngtou Yeoger hotel
Jacob cuirerbtoio
K II Wliltmerstoio
suyder Uros bloiu
win .uains biore
MADISON.
Wra Glnglcs btoro
Kramer k sou Btoro
AKbmllUholcl
;.iai.i,
11 11 Yetter hotel
J K Longenberger hotel
I' J Campbell ngt store
w M l-ongenbcrger more
Wm Knight store
jumiN.
A W Snyder storo
A W 1ICBS uoiei
coal
N 11 Creasy store
A v Millard bto es and tinware
it J lieruluger furniture
II J ueurhurt store
bcuvieppciihlacr&snjder store
MOSTOUIl.
tl ll Hostler Btoro
w u llolincstiotel
1'iixion llarmau store
Clinton M Iteecu grocery
vuai
T. PLEASANT.
Sands & Eves storo
T 00
7 00
W Ml
7 (XI
7 on
7 00
7 00
7 0)
en oo
7 OO
7 10
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
UHANUK.
PeLone tiros stoves and tinware
(leo lieckinan
o v stlncr storo
OH Kleckenstlno storo
ft N Smith stoves
White Conner Agl imp .
A 11 Stewart storo
J M Ixng hotel
II II law lumber
A M Hewitt storo
James ll Harman furniture
U W Low general dealer
snyder nlcppy Btoro
PINE.
II W Ij-ons btoro
O It Parker store
HOAItlNClCItKKK,
O W Cherlngton storo
Samuel Lelby restaurant
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SCOTT.
M orchend Klino store
tin Mourey hotel
N ltlchnrtftroccry
W K Dletlerlck Btoro
Theodore lleck storo
.1 H'Workhclser storo
(1 W creiellng store
A P Howell storo
A H White Btoro
j I, Crawford grocery
N II Knt stoves
.McKamey 4; Kcrstet ter storo
' " coal
Silas Young storo
HcccoM Fatrman hotel
bl'flAltLOAF.
Norman Colo store
A Lnubach bon
J W Perry hotel
Anneals will bo heard at tho Coram ssloners of
tlco in liloomsburg on tho 13th day ot June, A. 1).
lfsii, between tho hours ot 9 a. m. and 4 p. m.,
where you can atlend If you think proper.
. Ji itr.injiui.u,
May 21. Mcrcantlto Appraiser.
rjlUEASUnEH'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS
IN COLU.MMA COUNTY, PENNA.
lly virtue of sundry acts of General Assembly of
tho Commonwealth ot lvnnsylvanla, relating to
tlio salo of sooted and unseated lands In the
County of Columbia cte. for taxes duo and unpaid
I will ofter at public sale at the Court House, In
the town of Ilfoomsburg, on the Second
MONDAY OP JUNE A. I). 1880,
at in o'clock a. m. the following described pieces of
land or sucn part increor ns may oo necessary io
satisfy tho amount of taxes duo and unpaid
against the same, and continue tho samo from day
to day as tiie same may be found necessary.
TElt.MS OF SALE,
lhn amount or taxes and costs must be raid
when tho land Is struck off or the salo may bo
void and the property put up ana rcsoia.
UNSEATED LAND OF COLUM
III A COUNTY 188G.
HEAVElt.
NO. ACIIES. Wakkantes okowmbr.
400 " llaker, Jacob dee'd
1 lot Heaver, Charles
3" Heaver, Jesse
S3 acres Hrockway, C. tl
ICS " "
si " ' and Abbott
Taxes.
..$ 43 17
1 74
5 21
4 10
... 10 23
1 (H
3 73
5 21
3 Oil
S 20
5 20
1 64
4 43
118 '
61 "
.Hots
llrockway, C. r...
lliitt and Unger. .
Ilogart, Mary
1 "
2 "
lloyer, T. s
1410 acres Columbia coal Iron Co..
... Ill 50
310
49
120
S37
273
Clark. Andrew.,
... 11 31
Cox, c. s. Ex. Tench Cox,...
3 30
S 7S
,.. 10 11
IS 41
31,7
.... 24 70
1 SS
... 1 IS
.... 10 S5
7 77
lots
1 "
Co on,
ir0 acres Davis, Isaac
na
100
90
IS
DavH, Anthony
Downs, juartm
13 50
liallus. Joslah 0 07
irowns. donn
Fisher, Sarah
Flanlcan, A
Fry, W s
Gearhart, Wm
'Hoffman, 11 G
Pardee and Markle ....,
29
! lots
5 09
5 21
5 21
S 04
4i
SS 20
a"
Ilarner and Jester
2 71
ro acres llnuck, Jonathan.,
5 B4
3 34
5 07
5 20
14 64
50
Hoats. John.
75 "
63 "
220 "
3 lots
Hosts, Charles John ,
Illnderlttcr, Sarah A
Hunt, Ell
Ilcnnv. Geo
5 21
3 40
1 " Kline. A
3" Kochler.O. I
2 " I.CW1S, Frank
3 " Lawrence, W. K
son acres Mann and Miller
soo " Moore, Wm
1i) " Mclteynolda, H. W
Kio " Mlnlck, Courad
45 " " Peter
100 " " Benj
1 lots Maston, Wm
140 acres Nungesscr, Geo
6 lots Fattersnn, J. C
3 " Price, Clarence
01 acres KIce, John
350 " ltlchart, Charles sr.
400 " " "
t 75
2 44
4 31
7 50
13 50
10 13
10 05
IS H
12 IS
18 19
1 90
9 41
S (17
5 3i
75
23 3
27 00
5 03
8 ID
8 70
5 " ' "
133 " " "
mots nuthford, Samuel Co.
3 'i Kuthford, Samuel
2 acres Shuman. Thomas
4 41
44
10 13
241 " swank, Daniel
UO " Schweppenhelser, I. K
14 S5
3 00
s " shuman Michael
3 lots shlck, J. J
3 " smith. I. w
5 21
5 31
221 acres Shuman, F. L
7 40
s lots scott, rcter ...
2 ' Vastine, 11. K
0 ' Valkenard. C. J
1 01
3 4il
10 34
2505 acres West 11 Coal Co
3-10
s lots wetzel, c. s
3" Werkhelser, Samuel
3 " Wood. Augustus
i'J acres Wheeler. Wm
2 " Stlncy, Martlr.
slots Prout, Margaut
35 acres Miller, Adam
DENTON.
45 acres Albcrtson, Clarence
io " Dodson. Geo
21 " Wells, John
lIUIAltCllEEK.
M ot20o Apple, Paul
24 acres clem. ltev. W. T
8 C7
2 03
5 21
3 35
as
1 20
SO
1 00
9 73
1 SS
11 25
7 Ml
5 Kl
3 75
9 3S
soo " Doty, Pcalcr Stewart
2uo " " "
150 " " "
loo
250 " " "
KOI 200
H Of 150 " "
X of 100 " "
Vot250 " "
25 acres Kvans, Francis
j!H Fowler, Gilbert ,
2 40
1 10
3 04
1 85
3 37
3 73
co acres Freas, Wm. II.
n m. u a
3 15
1 1
son
Kllnger, Lime
suikcs, uuicn
Trough, Honrs" estate
Kckroth, Geo
Stout, Ellis
CATAWISSA.
51 acres Urobst, J S ......
7 00
3l'.9
Klaso & letter
SO 93
30
weaver, huas
307
247
Dornbach, Margaret 14
13 03
Newell, Fred ..... ! .'.'.'.'..'.! ! ! ! ,
Y'etter, Ixiwts estate.........
Blddlellelrs
Clewell, Joseph estate
Krum, Ellas
lvrry, win
llower, Moses
CKNTHALIA.
llagerty, James
Hertron, Philip
Holmes, Thonus
Lehigh Mahanoy H. H. . .
Walsh, David
GerLrhty, Thomas'. . . ! '. !.'...
Steel, Geo. w..
Mecifferty. Pat
Madden, Michael
Lehigh Matianoy It It. ..
Loughtln, Bridget ....
Sweeney, Margaret
Kneff, John
Purseil, John
iulgley, Mrs, Margaret.,,,
Gcrlghty, Thomas
Barrett Mary
Bivnmin, .loiiti
llcffrou, Wm
Imuran, lllchaid
Kelley, Wm
Klerns, Pulilck
Ilanley, John (1
llracey, Geo
Gorrell Co
30
3Y
8
IS
50
7 40
3 311
40 Kl
3 73
1 "
12 "
1 11
1 "
1 '
1 "
S '
3 "
1 "
1 "
1 11
ENTKE.
acres AflaiiH, Enns L
2 lots Hrob-,1 Thomas
35 acres Conner, 11. .1. ,M. F
1 lot D-rlln;, Win
3 " Freas, Andrew estate
7 acres Frit., Wm. estate
3 " Good, .lacobeslate
70 " Hagenbuch, m
lu " Hagenbuch, Win. sr. estate,,,
31 " llollmiin. Wm. estuto
1 lot Hess. i:nie ,
3" .March, Hcbecca
1 " Nungesscr, Sarah
1 " siiot.sler, Jacob
1 acres Klrkendall Creasy .,
5 " Achcubach, Samuel
CONYNGIIAM.
439 acres Beam, Joshua
11 lois
llrockway, c. 11,
3 "
" Breslln, Bernard
Fettiralf. Michael.
113 acres Huston, John
33
Kline, John I,.,
1 lot
1 "
1 "
1 "
1 "
"
1 "
1 "
a"
Kromer, A. w
Lelby, Kphralni'.!!.'....'.
" Harvey
Mellen, Thomas,,,
Millard, o. 11....,
McGulre, Torrance
Morris, Anna 11
Monroe, John,,,,,.,,,
l 1
t 1
lthaw , Casper,,
3N) acres ltusto ,Mary
17.1
Huston, Thomas
ino
Fnt'ii. jacon
loo "
401 " Y'oung, John
40 11 Brelsh, llobert
8 " Walker, U'U
4 lots Mourey, John
4 " " " ,
1 " " "
FIS1I1NOCIIEEK,
20 acres Allegar, John 'Kt'
20 Drosher.fJohn
3iM " Doty PeulT Stewart..,
9W " l'orcofi Crawford
2u rurrrtiw ,,, ,,,,
90 Harrison John
iu-i 11 Hoffman Freas
2io " llulm Win ,.,
aim KlDdtJohnCo ,
140 " Uonon Thomas
66 " Mcileuryc. U. Daniel.,
17 " K.J...
15 " Parks James 11
50 llobblm wm A
60 " lUchard IaiwIs
Ill 11 lleldiarl Uurlcs ,,
10O 11 ltobblhsr.ll -
m " Hutchison Thos J..
S " Pealerfloo
80 " Connor JlsggWU.... ...........
FltANKLIN.
40 ' Cleaver Wellington
7,1 do Former Jonathan
4 do swank Geo
s do vouglit James.
30 do VouirhtK Howell., .......
29 do llohrbacii Wm i.
1 do Howell H'm......
OltKENWOOI).
14 do Albcrtson Miles Bnd;artlcy,
sua do JarryJohn
24 do Patterson M
HEMLOCK.
SO do Campbell Nt.,.,,
24 do Momde 11 !)................
80 do Ncill 111! wll ........
s do H'rlght Levi..,......-....
21 do Jones David
JACKSON.
17U
3 0
30
144
.1
IU
ft
460
II 2A
S 00
14 M
430
141
2M
1 00
1 10
2
7
M do Frlck GCO A..................... BOO
Frlck UCO A.
do
Hess benjamin..,....,
.Miller Chas ll'..
Miller Neyhart
8(0 do do . 30 00
100 do Hess benjamin..,...., tso
4 do .Miller Chas ll'.. 1 M
JM do Miller Neyhart 82 m
sis acres ' " w
15 " Kitchen, James W I IS
w " Mcllcnry, Hohr 60
5 " Kccler, J. It i 3d
LOCUST.
80 acres newalt, Oeo..... 10 M
2C1 : Evcrhart, John 1S so
M iierngnty, 'i nomas J
V.I " 1UI1( dUllll li, ...
so " lngenberger, Philip....
too " snyder, lercmlsh
MADISON.
2.1 acres Cox, Joel
Si i) Kves. Charles.. .
ss 11 Hemlcrshott, K
4 1 " Ileldenrlwl, Tobias
17 " Klsner, Jamfs.
65 " Hcndershott, Krostus...
0 " Glnelcs, T, II
12 " wclllvor, Daniel estate
MAIN. 3 67
t OS
I 00
91
01 60
60
fill
no
ci
12
39
34 ncrcs llrockway AEnt..
1 97
1 31
40
1 40
l in
4.1
21 74
33 S
13 CK
7 !)
3 W
3 1.1
7U
7
2
33
1(1
4
471
600
KM
drover, Aaron W.......
Gearhart, Joseph
Ilindcrltter, Henry
stiller, II. . estate.,
Mouscr, Emanuel
Pennock, O, K. CO...
lilcbart, Charles
ICO
11 Shumaii, ltcuben i
'1 of loo sm ck. llrobst. Yetter Iiaucic.
3.1 acres shuman, John
Shuman. w. T
shuman. Miles
unvnpr. ADrnnam dii
swart i Sheon Co .
oi
3 'b
61
2 m
Yetter, Isaac
llarlinan, Matlil.is ...........
Moser, Michael
MIFFLIN.
15 acres Aten, Thomas. .
fi
10
10
Aten. J. P...
creasy, Henry
Hcndershott, Catharine.,
Jacob)', o.A ....
Kramer, A. W. ......... .......
Michael, John
Masteller, ,Ios!!!'.".
Menstnger, Wm ,.
Nunccster, W. J
Parks, James, II. A. T
to:
3.1
13
35
85
PUUUl,JOt'l
121
Schweppcnhelscr I. K Soo
30
30
schweppenhelser. Horace 1 60
aciiweppennuisttr, a. iw .H i
Swank, S. II S3
William, smuel...... no
Y'ohe.Johnlt 8 70
4
15
07 " Yohe. Jacob estate C3
MONTOII1L '
01 acres Creasy, Jacob
is Glger. Ilaibara
t'l " Neal, Wm
24 " liamsey estate
' MT. PLEASANT.
acres Crouse, Illrnmi; Andrew Jr...
10 " Jacoby lttipert
10 " Jacoby, Samuel
10 " Shorter, Matblas ............
nitANnr
it) acres Kvcrllt, Gabriel estate 3S(
20 " Hagenbuch, Jeremiah
12 " ncss, Jeremian
10X" llldlay LcvL
k lot Coleman Geo s .. ,
30 acres Patterson M 11
2 :' sttler.MlchaeL.
IS
so
11 " Kline Jacob deed,
FINE.
201 " Frlck Geo A . 12 70
ioo " Miners coie 1F3
13.1 ' DreiblebisJohn. lti
130 " Weatherel Clark 1 00
100 " HobcrtsCole , 16.1
23 " llobblnsTD. I8H
urccnley James ..,... :)
ItOAHINGCKEEK.
40 acres Brclsch Jacob. 1 74
12 " " " S9
oo
Barnes Thos Jr so
Confalr ltlce I83S
Cox O M Ex of Tench Cox 3 00
11 " 40
" " 2 00
" " ........... 60
Dllaplaln EzekleL...... 1 25
Huston John 2 Oil
3T5
250
10
200
GO
18
100
143
Morris a Hughes 13 2D
58
Mlndy Lewis..
'44
llelchart Charles. ,
104
140
40)
40
Ml
HaubJ Miller.
Navlnger Jonathan!!.',
shellenberger Thomas. ,
;o
240
61
82
20
Wltchey John.
Y'ocum Isaac
Yocum Elijah
Y'etter Lewis Est
34
42
18
Oil
ro
Trlcn Jacob.
Shoup Abraham .
Beaver Geo J L Kline,.
Little Itobeit
Morris Hughes
500
20
41
10
Wellington Wm...
Skate Henry
SUUA1U.UAF.
50 " Bellas Wm 3 SO
193 " Buckalew James Est 8 00
31
S4 " C010E7CklCl 1015
46 ' cole Thomas 11 4 0tt
20
250 " ChaplnJF 20 30
Chanln J F l 45
75 Custer Mary....... ...... 4 44
24 Hess Jos O 2 32
125 " lles Crevellng Co. lion
of 119 Hess iveslev 8 20
J'ofll9 " 8
wot 119 " 1.1 eo
19 acres llartman Jesae l la
91 " Ilnrvov J V M Smith 5 SO
3co " Mclienry Hour 20 30
80 14 savatro Joshua Est 21 lei
500 " Mclienry EJ ..... 18 80
300 " " ' .. B70
23 " " John J l f o
ra " " .. 7 so
193 " Buckalew Evan 6 60
rflUEASHKER'S SALE
o i ok
2 Si seated lands in Columbia
S7
UUUJNTl, 1'A.
51
07
75
40
Also the followlDL- lots. Dleces and narcels of
seated lands returned by the tax collectors, are to
oe soiu at me same time unuer tne provisions of
an Act of Assembly entitled "An Act relating to
tho sale ot lands tor taxes in Columbia county,"
approved March tth, lses.
7 77
BEAVEIt.
10
No. Aches. Wakhantee or Owner.
1 lot Losee, J. A. agent
1 " Maston, Wm
4 lots Barnes, Chas. IL
1 h4
4;
1 84
l l a .MoAtee. John
41
50 acres names, Chas .'
4 70
a iota .Mtision, .Mrs. vim
a 23
3 30
1 64
x " IMMpi, A. 11
2 acres Ahleinan, Charles..
10 ' Markle Bros. Co
317 " Miller, Ingenberger Ftser.
8 " llaker, Jacob sr.
4 " bhermnn. Thomas
lis Case and Wotvetton
Pi " Uredbenner, Gideon .
BENTON,
Albcrtson, Samuel ft
Heacock, Samuel
1 BLOOM.
Walter, Norman
Purseil, KUsha..
5 SO
9 80
1 93
1 (10
1 lot
2 '
slots
1 "
50
9 21)
5 52
40
2 SO
1 00
60
50
8 40
4 acres Klefer. Jacob estate
10 " Price, Jonas
CKNTHALIA BOIL
l lot Langdon, M rs. Thomas dee'd..
CONYNGIIAM.
1 lot Brown, Wm.......
fi 8.4
1 Ss
381 acres cumralngs, H. M. co
too curry, Ellen
40
SO
90
90
3 SO
Muui iy Hushes Co
400 acres Nnlh,intel Brown tract
i lot neuron, I'liiun ..........
" Outnn. Catharine
SO
7 SO
V " Koons, Henry
ii " Morrison, James
FISIIINGCHEKK.
4 00
IS acres Keller. John W .
84
X lot Buss, Anna ..............
1 64
Ulll.E..VtUUM.
1 lot lllklnuton. P. K
:i.
ai
bl acres Moore, 1-afayetio ....... ,
0,1
16
SI 51001 e, a, i
3 29
HEMLOCK,
64
S3 acres Thomas Slate Co
3 31
61
fc'i
64
33
64
lot Marshall, wm. s
1 " Fiigo. John
10 acies Glllaspy, Wm. estate.
hi lot Vanhoru, Win
JACKSON.
13
110 acres C ltainbTlaln, Len Is
a " lewis. j..ueii
3.1 " Young, Lewl4 C,
15 " Keller, Jacob .,,
LOCUST.
8 acres Itboads, Susan ,
MADISON.
2(2 60
40 55
si sit
13 23
7 3 S3
3 5.4
S3
64 89
170 acres Trombower, A. C ...
180 Kves, Charles W
io Eich, diaries
6 " llouscand Kroin
49 84
.1 80
110 " Hill, Jesse
S 11
70 " Cox, win, 11
2 54
18
MAIN.
31 acres Blttenbender, Conrad 3 00
MIFFLIN,
Hot Kclchner, Jacob 1'. 183
MT. PLEASANT.
15 acres Benlteld, Thomas 2 40
23 ' llower, Charles K. T 70
OltANGE.
2 35
as
6 67
2 .14
5 61
8 77
t ?i
103 Ul
40 HO
1,1 SO
61 30
5 7 acres Crouse, Nelson .- 10 80
PINE.
21180
125 acres Bobbins, Joshua
91
ltlchle, Jacob,,..',','.'','.',','.'.,.,." ,', 3 84
910
50
34 " Dretblebls, Jacob estate 190
363
3 63
s ' ureibieuis, josepu , m
10 11 Evans, (lea 10
50 Kllue and Patterson 18 00
s2 Menlenhall, Ellas 84 35
3 63
sou do do 14 63
855
1 63
413 " welsh, Aoner 7 do
50 " liunyan, Ezra estuto i na
30 " Parker, John II....... 8 40
SCUTTlf
T acres Columbia lime Stone Co.,. ,.... 46 SO
SUMAllLOAF,
sa acres Hess, Lavlna. 4d
41 " Kitsri, John 1. ,..,,,, 3 15
3ii crevellng, J. II Si to
Z'.l " Albcrtson, Jcsao.. ,, 1 2d
PETEH A. EVANS,
Tresmrer.
Treasurer's cnico, Bloombburg, Marvhsvtb, lssc.
April 2, U6-Sm. '
13 30
1 53
314
6 41
1020
38 23
10 20
711
5 10
153
1 53
2 65
3 91
29 05
I 13
30
35
40
1 S
125
760
SS
20
as
.18
200
70
70
45$
1 R0
SOO
441
1320
1 65
2 92
2S7
464
1 U.1
390
27
3 45
13
101
490
311
5 4S
511
28 90
22
3 IH
1 45
1715
490
94
S4.1
10
l se
SH
3 43
50
12 GO
78
104
52
V
118
10
860
91
63
Taxes
1 20
6 30
30 40
3 05
39 25
6 93
10 1)0
6 00
87 53
138 '2
1 67
I 79
33 50
5 ra
1 2i
3 50
9 13
19 Cl
2 40
48
12 60
75
563 ft!
239 07
439 (10
6 81
61
73
73
1 14
1 lli
30
') 10
4 93
7 53
1 65
30
Ot
3 11
11 76
1 61
3 TS
1 26
81
50
6 60
3 OO
3 00
13 75
I bO
t