AKlN5
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of purity
strength anil wholcsomencHS. .Moro economical
I han ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In coiiine.
I Inn aril h t hit miittltiiiln nr . - iJt V
alum or ptiosphato powders. Hold only in cans!
Horn. IIakinii l'ownsBi'u,. Wall St., N. Y,
The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER , 1880.
rOBRLCT BtlLKIltD Tl TlRll.
Trains on tho Philadelphia i It It. loavo ltunert
no rntlnurti . '
HOKTU. 80DTH.
:3 a. m. 11:49 a. m.
3:13 p. m. 6:13 p. m.
Trains on tbo D. L. & W. It. It. leave Bioomsburir
NORTH. SOOTH.
6:15 a.m. 8:89 a. m.
lO.'JOa.m. 11:14 a.m.
p. m. 4:ia p. m.
0:30 p. m. 8:47 p. m.
Trains on tho N. W. B. Hallway pass Bloom
NORTH. BOOTH.
li):M a. m. 18:05 p. in.
P- iu. 4:15 p. m.
8CND1T.
NORTH. SOUTH.
10.14 am 0:llpm
io Ilewnrd,
Tho undersigned will pay ten dollars for
Information that will lend to tho arrest and
conviction of any person or persons who
steal flowers or plants from tho Normal
School irroiimls.
E. C. Wells.
Foil Balk. A good klchen range and a
largo hot air furnace Tho latter was
taken out to put In steam heat. Very
cheap. Inquire of Geo. E. Klwcll, lllooms-
burg, I'a.
Wanted A load of pine wood sawed in
length not over two feet long, suitable for
fire place. Inquire at this olllce before do.
llverlng.
For 8ai.k A good farm near Light
Street containing over 97 acres, well fenced,
and In a good state of'cultlvation. Also a
timber tract of 75 acres In Jackson town
ship. Apply to O. W. Uaktuh
tf Uloomshtirg, l'a.
Foit Salk. One new Sloan side bar
buggy. One bloan jump-seat carriage In
good condition with shafts, pole and brake,
One old buggy. Ono double heater. In
quire of L. E. Waller. julyO
Fon Balk. Tho undersigned will sell 40
or 00 acres, more or less, lo suit purchas'
ers, from the south side of bis farm in
Hemlock township. Three good springs
of water, good tmlldlug site, public road
through the land, about 5 acres of timber,
small stream of water through land, Price
$15 per aero in payments. For particulars
inquire of Itcubcn Uomboy, Huckhorn, or
ueo. E. Elwell, Uloomsburg. J4,G mos,
Foit Salk. A very desirable property.
on Market street in tho town ot Blooms.
burg, Pa. nearly opposllo Uev. D. J.
Waller. Lot 01 feet in width and 198 feet
in depth. An alley on the north und cast,
lot of D. J. Waller on tho south. Market
street on tho west. The dwelling house Is
largo two story brick with Mansard roof,
water, gas and sewer drainage, a good
large stable, good fruit, and good well of
water.
Also n house and lot in Catawlssa front
lng on 3rd street, above Pino street, o good
two story frame dwelling house with two
story kitchen attached.
Mioiiabi. F Eykkly
April 7. "80. tf. Uloomsburg, Pa.
Frou Frou, by tho Agnes W. Villa Co.
this evening (Friday) at tho Opera House.
IcrHouaI.
Clms. Unangst left Wednesday Sept. 1st.
for New York city.
Geo. E. Elwell went to New York city
Baturday of last week.
U. W. Bertscli nnd wlfo leturned from
Atlantic city, Tuesday.
Leoni Mclllck, Esq., of Philadelphia,
came homo Tuesday, and will spend a few
weeks In this section.
I. K. Krickbaum started on Monday for
Williams Grove nnd Gettysburg, where ho
expects to spend a few daya of rest.
J. Howard Kline will be In from Wcslon,
Ohio, next week, and will visit his numer
ous friends In this section for a short time.
Mrs. S. I). Hendorson of Montgomery
Biatlon lias been with her pareuts, at Nor
mal School this week. She will return to
Montgomery Station next week when sue
expects to begin housekeeping.
Pens, pencils, slates, rules and erasers at
Clark's book store.
J. F. Caldwell purchased the team of
ponleB of Mrs. Jano Brown ut her recent
sale
School books 1 school books I Every,
thing needed In schools at Clark's book
store
Normal Bchool commenced Tuesday of
this week, with a bright prospect for tho
year
School opens ono week from Monday
nnu you will need books and tablets. The
place to buy is Mercer's.
Charles Krug has completed n frame
dwelling on tbo south sldo of tho Normal
school for O. W. Miller, Esq.
School books, school bugs,tablcts, paper,
rulers, pens, slates and pencils of many
kinds at Mercer's drug and book store
Master Elmer Brugler has our thanks
tor two very large and luscious pears.
They are of tho variety known as "Clapp's
Favorite" and camo from n treo on his
lather's lot,
Tho new huildiug of tho Normal school
Will bo completed In a short time, and fur
nished with all tho modern Improved furni
ture, Tho two buildings will bo connected
ly a bridge.
If you aro going to school you should
examine our stock of blank books, scratch
books, etc. Exnmluo everything you need.
You will find tho prices all right at Gcorgo
A. Clark's book store.
Arrangements have been made by which
Prof, Nllec will bo enabled to give music
lessons at private houses In town, to thoso
who cannot make It convenient to go up
to tho Normal school.
School fllinnllpa ti - ... ...
....,, ugul Bt piercers
drug and book store.
Andrew (Jrcycllng'sr,, died at Light
Street, Wednesday morning at tho advanc
cd ago of 81 years.
Wo call tho attention of ouT readers to
the advertisement of J. It. Smith & Co. In
another column.
Ed. Barton of tho firm of SUIT & Barton
was married last Baturday evening to Miss
Annio Fowler of this place.
The Hupcrt M. E. church have secured
the boarding tent at tho Uloomsburg Fair
grounds during tho coming fair.
After you havo tried nil over town for a
good writing tablet and been dlscouraeed,
como 10 Qcorgo A. CUrk'sbook store.
Frank L. Faust has been doctoring with
a physician at Wilkes Barre for weak eyes,
and reports being very much Improved.
A number of our sportln? men started
early Wednesday morning on a squirrel
hunt. Thoy captured 18 gray squirrels.
Ono ot the largest picnics ot the season
was held at Oak (Irovn
Theycsmo from Pltlston and numbered
nearly 2000.
The public schools will open on Monday,
September 0. The nine 'It in tillV t'niif enn.
piles from nn Immense and well selected
assortment Is nt Clark's book store.
A nrlsoner nnmml H.iui.t nnnn-
, I'lain lUUUUl) I'SLUU
ed from the county jail on Friday night of
l..t ... I. T .
ut wi-cK.. uo was sentenced at Decern
bcr court to ono year In the county Jail.
The celebrated Agnes W. Villa company
mil upjiunr in iuo upcra House this (Frl
day) cvenlnr? In the nil
Frou. Secure your seats early at Dentlcr's
biiuu mure.
The Prohibition convention at Harris
burg last week decided to rnlso stft nnn
for campaign expenses, In their canvass
or uovernor this fall, $50 was pledged
ror Columbia county.
Tho School Furnlshlnc Co. havo burn
over crowded with orders for the Connor
school desk. Tho foundry has been run to
uio fullest capacity mid still they could not
Keep up wiui me trade
The Wyoiulnir countv fair will lin lmlil
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next
wcck. l no Hingtown fair will bo held tho
week following, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Scntcmber 15. 10. 17.
anu mill.
We aro under obligations to tho Lackn.
wanna County Agricultural Association, of
Scranton, Pa. for favors received. Thnlr
annual fair will be held September 14, 15,
iu ana 17, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
Hev. Jno. M. Palmer of Allegheny county,
the cnndldatc for Congressman-at-Large on
the Prohibition ticket, is a colored man.
A number of years ago ho was a barber In
this place, nnd uftcrward filled the pulpit
in the A. M. E. church.
Peter Freeze takes creni Interest in rnls.
lng fine fruit, and he always remembers
the printers, who nre not usually blessed
with fine orchards. During the past week
Mr. Freeze treated us handsomely to some
line peaches and apples.
riiero Is a movement made by some of
the western counties to hold a convention
of the County Commissioners of the State
nt Harrlshurg October Oth. for the purpose
of ''forming a revised tax law or fixing up
on a uniform practice under existing laws,"
The Graphite Manufacturing Co. of Ber
wick mako n stove pollsli called "The
Morning Glory." It Is odorless, and as for
durability, cleanliness nnd beauty of polish
and suviug of labor it is said to be un-
equaled by any In the world. Price 10
cents a package.
J, II. Moore, M. D. of Pittston was at
the Exchange hotel Saturday last
treating persons with disease of tho eye,
ear und throat, nnd fitting glasses &c. He
expects to be at the Exchange every two
weeks on Saturday. His next visit will bo
Saturday September 11th.
James, the youngest sou of tho late
Samuel Hagenbugh died of typhoid fever
at Atlantic Heights, New Jersey last week.
His brother Pierce, received a telegram on
Friday last and went down to attend the
funeral. Tho body was burled In tho
cemetery at Atlantic Heights.
Mr. A. Wnrner, Hie head of the firm en
gaged In publishing the history of the
county, is at tbo Exchange hotel. Many
of the gent'emen engaged In this work
convened at the hotel to greet him, and lu
point of numbers reached the engineer
corps which have attracted so much Inter
est of late.
Through tho Board of Trade of that place
Pittston is to have u silk factory. Buildings
liuyc been leased In the pla:c and the first
Installment of machinery will be placed
about October 1st. when work will be com.
menci'd employing at first 100 workmen.
They expect to Increase tho number of
hands in a short tune to 400.
Hotter Crevellng has tendered li is rcslg-
nation as mall carrier at Espy. When he
put In his bid ho supposed there would
only be two malls a day and since then It
has been increased to four. The Becond
assistant Post-muster General has sent out
notices tor n new letting. Monday Septem
ber Oth. Is the last day on which proposals
will be received.
Pens, pencils, penholders, inks, erasers,
tablets, &c, at Clark's book store.
Tho celebrated Agnes W. Villa will ap.
pear at tho Opera House Friday evening
supported by Miss Lucie and Vco, Villa
and a superb dramatic company and will
produco Augustln Daly's masterpiece en
titled Frou-Frou. It will bo produced with
eviry attention to detail that characterized
Its run at Daly's Theatre, New York city.
Prof. Butter's superb uniformed band and
orchestra accompany tho party. Admission
50, 85 arid 25 ccnls, Sccuro reserved seats
nt once. Now on sale at Dentler's.
74 different kinds of tablets by actual
count ut Mercer'H. Phase cull and see.
Tho Interests of tho county history, now
n course of propurntlon, is represented In
Center township by Mr, M. E. Power.
This gentleman brings to his work tho
training of a consMcrable newspaper ex.
pcricure, as well its n long practice In this
peculiar form of literary work, and tho In
terests of Center towushlp may be consid
ered In Judicious and capable bauds. Tho
plan of taking ench township In detail ap
pears to promise tho most desirable results,
and wo are pleased to nolo tho progress of
an enterprise, which, If elUclcntly man.
aged, cannot fail to bo full and accurate
Our line of school books ami tablets Is
arger than ever before.
P easo cull and see for yourself at Mercer's
drug and book store
It Is estimated I hat there uro ono hun
dred thousand sullercrs from hay fever In
tho United States; a number about four
times greater limn tho regular standing
army. This number could bo reduced to a
mcro regiment If nil would resort to Ely's
Cream Balm.
THE COLUMBIAN AND
Book bags, book straps, scratch books,
writing pads, tablets, etc., nt Clark's book
store
As county superintendent ot schools,
Prof. Grimes has elevated tho standard of
teachers, nnd Improved tho schools. No
doubt, ho has Incurred tho disploasuro of a
few by refusing to grant certificates whero
they wcro not deserved. It Is impossible
for any public official to avoid giving of
fenso to lomo by a conscientious disclmrgo
of his duty. All his Institutes havo been
well conducted, and havo been a source of
much benefit to nil in attendance Prof.
Grimes is likely to bo his own successor
next spring.
Sir. Henry Thompson thinks that moro
than halt tho diseases which embitter, Ufa
nre duo to errors in diet, and that tho mis
chief done In tho form of shortened lifo Is
greater from Indiscriminate eating than
from tho use of alcoholic drink. All over
supply of nutrition which must go some,
where produces liver disease, gout, rhou,
matlsm and various other disorders. To
cat ton much is a blunder, nnd to wash
down nutritious food with nutritious drink
Is one of the greatest dietary indiscretions
that cau be Indulged In, especially for per
sons of sedentary habits.
A choral society has been organized In
this place under Uio namo ot the Blooms.
burg Choral Society. They meet every
-..I ...... . . . . .
rnuay ovening in me music rooms or Mrs
M. E. Nuss, In Evans building at half past
seven o'clock. The special object of tho
society is to cultivate tho voice for a high
class of music. At present there aro about
40 members, and It Is expected to lucrtaso
llie number to one hundred or more. The
music Is free to nil. A cordial Invlt
Is extended to all lovers of music to como
nnd help sustain a largo choral society.
List of letters remuinlng In the Post Of'
fice nt Uloomsburg for week ending Aug,
31, 1880:
Miss Annn Broat, Mrs. Wesley Creasy,
Miss Magglo Dastan.Mlss Magzlc Flanlgan,
Mr. I). Friedman, Mr. Gustavo Olson, Mr.
William Hichard, Mrs. Ella Hlchlc, Miss
11. C. Jiwank, Mr. Lewis Thomas, H. A.
Thrash Esq., Mr. Eugene Warner.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say "advertised."
Gaonarc A. Clawc, P. M.
Malaria is a blood dlscnso and can bo
cured only by medicines which act on the
blond. Keller's Catarrh Hcmedy is n suro
nnd speedy euro. It Is also a specific for
all blood diseases.
School books, school books, school
books, of each and every kind at Mercer's
A 1'CHllvllI Vllllcr CllllMlH.
F1IANK A. llorilUNS' SHOW AT ItLOOMSHUKQ,
TIIUIISDAY, HEr'T, 9, 1880.
Hurnun Ingenuity has well nigh exhaus
ted itself In preparing feats of amusement
for the multitude, but It has remained for
Frank A. Kobblns to cap the climax of cir
cus enterprise with tho monster exhibition
ho has organized for the season of 1880.
Mr. Hobbins never deceives tlie public; his
promises go nt par every time, and are al
ways duly honored. What he promises on
paper will bo found beneath the canvas.
It Is u veritable wonder world; everything
is novel nnd Interesting. Every act Is
startling in its originality; every curiosity
interestimr from Its rarity; every animal
challenges admiration for its beauty and
perfect keeping, and every portion of the
vast concern excites the warmest com
mendation by Its cleanliness, neatness, per
fect order arid system, and the entire ab
sence of all objectionable features. In
the rings and on the elevated stage a con
tinual of Interesting nets arc presented,
nmong ihetn being leaping, tumbling, bare
back riding, celling walking by the human
Ily, aerial bicycling, roller skating, trapeze
performances, acrobatic evolutions, per
forming Arabs, Turks, Moors, Egyptian
and Mexican exhibitions, besides dozens of
other festivities of moro than ordinary
merit. In the menagerie, with its many
cages of wild animals, u'c also to be seen
numerous trained animals In the exhibition
arena, including the wonderful tamed Ba
by Clown Elephant who docs more clever
things than was ever performed by an ele
phant before. The most novel and Inter
esting feature of the exhibition is the Ele
phant Band, composed of seven of the
huge beasts who havu been taught to per
form on all sorts of dllfcrcnt musical In
struments, with tho precision of skilled
musicians. This great novelty cost Mr.
Bobbins 125,000 and can bo seen in no
other show.
A fresh, clean lot of box papers just
opened at Clark's book store
An Important Volume on tlic lint
tic ot iScMNliuri;.
It is n bit of news that tho Gettysburg
writings of tho Count do Paris are to bo
brought out by Messrs. Porter & Coates in
a volumo distinct fr5m tho volumes ot the
"Civil War in America" series. This
Gettysburg volume, which is edited by
Colonel J. P. Nicholson.ls to contain about
200 pages. Included will bu tho most com-
pleto rosters yet published of the Union
and Confederate armies, with tho losses of
every organlzu'Ion given in detail up to Ihe
morning of July 4th. It will also contnin
important maps of the field, aud cditoiial
notes and comments by Colonel Nicholson,
Octavo. Cloth, extra, $1.50
Spectacles. Kinc's patent combination
frames. Wo can sell you spectacles or
eyo glasses from twenty-five cents up.
wurus at Clark's nook store.
OcullHt mid AurlHt,
Dr. J. H. Moore of Pittston, late of Phlla-
delphia, will visit the Exchango Hotel in
Uloomsburg every two weeks on Saturduy
from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. or later, beginning
Saturday Aug. 23th for the purposo of
treating all diseases of the Eye, Ear and
Throat, fitting glasses etc. Dr. Mooro is a
graduato of Jefferson Medical College of
several years standing, and has had
thorough training in his specialties In tho
hospitals of Philadelphia. The Dr. can
furnish references from some ot tho leading
physicians and specialists ot Philadelphia
and from physicians In Pittston, Tunk.
bannock, aud other towns of that vicinity.
KCOTT'H EMIILHION OF I'tlltl!
Cod Liver Oil, With Bypophospaltej.
In Uenerat Debility, Mnactatton, Consumption
ami Hutting in Children.
Is a most valuable food and medicine It
creates an appetite for food, strengthens
tho nervous system nnd builds up the body
It is prepared in a palatabla form and pre
scribed universally by physicians. Take
no other.
Tlie Hunt In tlic Market.
Wo would remind our friends and former
patrons and tho public generally, that wo
aro still handling D. M. Osborne & Co's
Hcapcrs, Mowers aud Binders, of which
vo havo on hand a full lino, covering all
tho latest Improvements, wulch aro added
to theso excellent machines every year.
Wo keep constantly on hand a lino of
extras for tho abovo machines and muko a
specialty of rcpalrlng.not only tho Osborne
muchlnes, but nil kinds ot mowing and
reaping machines.
We havu always on hand a full 1 no of
knives for all makes of machines. Wo
have a large stock of tho verv best of bind.
er twlnOjWblch wo aro offering for 15 cents
per. pound. Inviting alt to examine our
machines beforo purchasing o'scwhero wo
aro respectfully IUiiuak & IIasskkt.
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
IirtHt llciitnti,
Two aged citizens passed away during
tho tatter part of last week. Jonas Doty,
ot Flshlngcrcck township, nged about 77
years, and John Coughlln, of tho borough
of Now Columbus, Luzcrno county, ngsd
nbout 81 years. Mr. Doty was respected
nnd well-known by nil our citizens In tho
community. Ho left n widow, six sons
nnd two daughters to mourn their loss.
Ho also left a largo estate. Mr. Coughlln
was ot Irish descent nnd possessed noblo
qualities. Ho was tho father of James and
D. O., professors' nnd teachers for a long
time of tho New Columbus Male and Fo
malo Academy. Later on tlic former was
olected County Superintendent of Luzcrno
county, which position ho still holds, nnd
tho latter Is nn attorney of tho Wilkes
Barro Bar. There nro other members of
tho family, but wo aro unable to report any
further.
Our pcoplo palronlzo tho proposed his
tory of Columbia county beyond our ex
pectatlon. Many say it Is just tho book
thoy want a history of Columbia county
that contains all tho family lineage and
family records. The high subscription
price, however, puts It beyond tho reach of
many, who much deslro to havo tho book.
Judgo Krickbaum has gonolo Gettys
burg this week. This Is but Incidental us
to the object of his trip.
Tho B. A; S., though not an accomplished
fact, Is, however, an nssnred fact. A rc
Bult that everybody should feel grati fill for.
The citizens of Cnmbra nnd farther cast
arc very much elated over tho prospect of
the W. & W. taking tho Hunlock'a Creek
and Money route from Stillwater. It Is
rumored that the W. & W. propose tunnel
ing nfcctlon between Hhorsburg nnd Still
water and thereby shorten tho dlstnnco 0
miles. There are men now engaged In
looking up this latter route. But wo nre
for tho B. & 8., ns we de9iro to go to
Bloomsbiirg. One thing Is certain, when
both roads are completed, we will have
good mil road facilities.
Frank A. Itolililim' circuH, miihvuiii
aud MemiKcrlc.
Wepicsume there nre very few people In
town who arc not nwaro that this "big
show" Is coming to Uloomsburg on Thurs
day, Sept. I). The little folks are In high
glee over the anticipated delights lu store
for them, unit all amusement seekers nre
on the qui tlie for the occasion. The estab
lishment Is u large one. The circus com
pany Is composed of somo of the best
riders, acrobats and gymnasts In tlie pro
fess Ion. The menagerie Is composed of a
large number of rare nnd beautiful nnlmals,
many of which will bo novelties here The
herd of trained elephants, which perform
on all kinds of musical instruments, arid
which cost Mr. Kobblns the immense sum
of 125,000 will form ono of the many
features which can always be seen In this
show. O.i the mornlug of the exhibition
there will be a grand street pageant, start
ing from tlie lot at 10 a. m. As thcro will
be excursion trains on nil tho railroads on
that day, our country friends should avail
themselves of the opportunity or being in
town In timo to see tho magnificent ills
play, Head the advertisement in another
column for full particulars of the wonders
to be teen.
JCTHC tOWIl.
On nccount of tho continued dry weather
it is thought that the corn aud buckwheat
crops will be a failure.
Mr. Will Betzof Biickhorn is ut Dr. J.
C. Fruit.
-Mr. and .Mrs. Wm. Welliver of Wilkcs
Barro and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Werkheiser
of Buckhorn'wi re in town Sunday.
Miss Delia Wagner has been visiting
friends at Pot tsgrove.
Miss Laura Glrton is vlsiliugs friends
here.
Miss Flora Sheep of Milton Is visiting
her uncle Mr. D. M. Sheep.
Misses Ella Watson and Mamie Sheep
went to Bloom the first of the week to at
tend the Normal.
Mr. W. Gluglcs took a trip to Hunter's
lako the first of the week
Mr. Chas. Fenster maker is nt home at
present. He having had a finger taken off
while at work in Houston's muchiuo shop
a t Montgomery Station.
Uev. Mr. Smith was tho guest of Dr. T.
J. Swisher on Monday.
m. Derk one of tho bosses on the rail
road has moved his family from Bear Gap
into town.
Mr. Wm. Giogles had his crop of wheat
threshed last week by Fowler & Crossgrove
having 140 bushels from four acres. How's
that 1 Good farm, model farmer, and a
little phosphate By the way, Mr. Glnglcs
Keeps some of thst kind of phosphnto for
sale.
Supt. Grimes held his examination last
week. The class was small but the exnm
Ination, as usual, was reasonable but some
what hard.
Tho work on the railroad Is still progress,
lng rapidly. Every week more hands aro
engaged and put to work. There aro now
about seventy-fivo workmen employed and
thirty or forly carts and wagons. The
work is carried on with such success that
If It so continues and everything is favor,
able the cars will bo runuiug through hero
lu a few months. Nearly, If not qulto as
soon as was at first slated by the rail road
men.
Tliu i;iirlliiuikc.
There was an earthquake Tuesday even
lag which was felt throughout nearly tho
entlro portion of the United States east of
tho Mississippi. It was most severe In
South Curolina and Georgia. At Augusta,
Ga. ten distinct shocks were felt between
9:51 and 10 45 p. m. At Savannah five
shocks, and at Memphis, Itlchmond and
Washington It was so severe that the pcoplo
becamo panic-stricken,
Charleston, S. C. suffered tbo most.
A bridgo leading to tho city was shaken
from its foundation, carrying along all
telegraph lines, and shutting out tho city
from all outsido communication. The first
shock was felt at 0:50 when tho pcoplo
found themselves being thrown ubout and
houses tumbling on them. Every ono rnu
screaming Into tho streets, nnd many shout
ing "My God savo us" "God havo mercy
upon us slnucrs." The first shock was
followed by othersjat Intervals of half hour
each, but less severe '.Several llres were
started and many buildings consumed.
Not a houso in the city escaped Injury.
Many nro so badly shaken and cracked
that a slight wind will bring them down.
There wcro probably 60 persons killed and
over 100 Injured. Tho loss will reach eight
or ten million dollars. Auothor shock was
felt at Charleston at 11:50 Wednesday
night. 3
A number of peoplo In Bloomshurg statu '
they noticed the quaking but it was not as
severe as the ono felt hero two years ago.
Old Oiiku l'ark Itacc-M at WIlllatiiH
purl. ' The races booked for Old Oaks Park on
Sopt. 7, 8, 0, and 10, 1830 will bo very at
tructlvo. Besides tho regular trotting races
now features will ho presented on each day
such as runulns races, chariot races,
twenty licet hounds agalst fleet horses and
blooded steeds without suddlo or bridle.
Miss Nelllu Burke, the champion eques.
trlenue ot tho world will bu present.
Tho Pennsylvania Itallroad Co. will sell
excursion tickets to Wllllamsport Sept. 0,
7, 8, 9, and 10, good to return Sept, 11th.
Inst.
The HltL'clnl Delivery Hyntetti.
Tho Postmastcr-GcncrAl has Issued n
circular of Information and Instruction to
postmasters concerning and preparatory to
putting Into operation on October 1 tho act
of August 4th, 1880, authorizing tho extcn.
slon of the special delivery system to all
post offices nnd to all mailable matter. Tho
circular says that every post offlco In tlie
United States and territories and tho DIs
trlct of Columbia now established, and
which shall be established wlulo tho fore
goln act rpmnlns, Is hereby designated ns
n si6cJal'"d(!llvcry office On and after said
date every postmaster will bo held respon
sible for tho Immediate delivery of every
nrtlplo of mailablo matter which may bo
received addressed lo his office, properly
stamped, with a special delivery stamp.
Such Immcdlato dollvt'ry' must bo made
when tho nrticlo Is dfrcxtfcd,S"im'"nddrcssco
residing or having n placcfofbirslncss with
In ono mllo of tlie post office ' Tho obliga
tion lo deliver docs not extendi to; an' ad.
drossco beyond that dl3taricirbit'tliO'post
mastcr will bo nt Mbcrty'to-mal6'.Well do.
livery beyond such limits, and to receive
tho compensation, therefore as In any other
case It is commended to him as a proper
and considerate thing to bo dono In ac
comodation of tho scridcr whenever it is
reasonably convenient. The hours within
which lmmodlat'o delivery shall be at least
7 n. m. to 7 p. in., and-' further until tho
arrival of the last mall,, provided that such
arrival bo not later than 9 p. m. Post
masters aro not required to make delivery
of matter on Bundny, nor to keep their
offices open I.' n different manner on that
day from what Is now provided by regulation.
MARRIAGES.
KITCHEN HUTCHISON.-On the
28th of August, in Orangevillo by Hetf A,
IlouU, Mr. John V. Kitchen of Orange
twp. to Miss Dora V. Hutchison of Fishing-
creek township.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
To All Wanting- Employment.
We want Live. Entree tie and CimaMe Aeents
in every county in the United Stales unci Cam
uj, iu sen a n.uent article 01 great merit, un
I M MPKIT4. An article ha vine a lame n.ilc. nav-
inf over too per cent profit, having no compe
tition, an(J on which the agent it protected In
the exclusive sale by a deed given for e.nh and
every county he may secure from in. With nil
these advantages to our agents and the fact that
it U an article that can be sold to every house
wiicr. IL 11111? Ill II Dl DC ncceisirv IU ITl.tKC nil
KKTROR BINARY OFFER" tO SCCUte COOll JiL'ClltlJ
at once, but wc have concluded to make it io
thow. not onlv our confidence in the merits iW
our invention, but tn its salabihty by any agent!
that will handle it with encrcy. Our ntfenUi
now at woric are making irom $150 to yi ni
month clear and this fact makes It safe lor us tiI
make our offer to all who are out of employ i
ineiit. Any agent that will give our busmen ,
thirty days trial and fail to clear at leaufic .
in tins time, above all p xpknse. can return
all good unsold to us and we w i 11 refund th
money paid for them. Any agent or general
agent sno would like ten or more counties and
work them through sub-agents for ninety days
ana mi 10 ciear at ieaai $750 abob all rx
I'ES'sus. can return all unsold and get their
inunevback. No other emolover of aircntsevcr
dared to make such offers, nor would we if we
ltd not know thav we have agents now making
lore than double the amount we t?uaranteed :
nd but two sales a day would give a proht of
vcr $125 a montn, anu mat one 01 our agents
jok eighteen orders in one dav. Our I ime de
tcriDtive circulars exDlain our otter full v. aud
inesc we wisn to senu to everyone out 01 em
ploy men t who will send us three one cent
timps for postage. Send at once and secure
the agency in time for the boom, and go to work
mi the terms named in our extraordinary offer.
We would like to have the address of all the
agents, sewing machine solicitors and carptn
ter in the country, and ask any reader of this
piper who reads this offer, to send us ator.ee
the nime and address of all such they kno.v.
Address at once, or you will loe the best chance
ever offered to those out of employment t?m.tke
money. Kesnuk Manufacturim! Co.,
116 NmithheU bt., rutjury, Ji J
The Appetite
May lo increased, tbo Digestive organs
strengthened, aud tho bowel regulated,
by taking Ayer's Pills. Theso Pills aro
purely vegetable la their composition.
They contain neither calomel nor any
ctlicr dangerous drug, and may be taken
with perfect safety by persons of all ages.
I iron a great sufferer from Dyspepsia
and Constipation. I had no apnotlte,
and was constantly aQlictcd with Head
ache and Dizziness. I consulted our
family doctor, who prescribed for me, at
various times, without affording moro
than temporary relief. I finally com
menced taking Aycr's Pills. Iu a short
time my digestion and appetito
IMPROVED
my bowols wero regulated, and, by tho
time I finished two boxes ot theso Pills
my tendency to headaches had disap
peared, and I became strong and well.
Darius M. Logon, Wilmington, Del.
I was troubled, for over a year, with
Loss of Appetite, and General Debility.
I commenced taking Ayer's Pills, and,
beforo finishing half a box of this medi
cino, my appetite and strength wero re
stored. 0. O. Clark, Danbury, Conn.
Ayer's Fills aro tho best medicine
known to mo for regulating the bowels,
and for all dlseasos caused by a disordered
Stomach and Liver. I suffered for over
three years with Ileadache, Indigestion,
and Constipation. I had no appetito, and
was weak and nervous most of tho time.
BY USING
thrco boxes of Ayer's Pills, and at tho
same time dieting myself, I was com
pletely cured. My digestivo organs aro
now In good order, and I am In perfect
health. P. Lockwood, Topeka, Ivans.
Ayer's Pills havobenoflted mewwider
fully. For months I suffered from Indi
gestion and Headache, was restless at
night, and had a bad taste In my mouth
overy morning. After taking ono box
of Ayer's 1111s, all these troubles dis
appeared, my food digested well, and
my sleep was refreshing. Henry O.
llemmenway, Ilockport, Mass.
I was cured of tho Piles by tho use of
Aycr's Pills. Thoy not only relieved me
of that painful disorder, but give iue In
creased vigor, and restored my hoaltb.
John Lazarus, St. John, N. II.
Ayer's Pills,
Pierred by Dr. J.G.Arer Jc Co., Lowell, Utu,
.11 lj U Druieiiu tad DetUrs la llellclo..
swAnTiiuoHE, rA.
Onens Oth month, lith. Thlrtv tntnutrs from
llroad St. Station, Philadelphia. Under tho care
ot Krlends, but all others admitted. Full college
court for both sexes; classical, Sclentlllo and lit.
erary. Also a Manual Training and a preparatory
bchool. Healthful location, large grounds, new
and extensive buildings and apparatus. For cat-
aioguoana run paiticuiars, address BUM AMI II.
MAUILL, A. .V., 1'res t. JJ3-M.
ATOTICK. TO Till: STOOKIIOLDKUS
y W THE III.OOMSUUHO STEAM AND KLKC-
1J1IU I.IUIITLU.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting
ortno stockholders of said company fortheelec
tlou of a Hoard or Directors and Treasurer to
8C o ror tho ensuing year and for the transaction
of such other business as may bo proper, 111,1
held nt tho onico of th . secretary, In the town of
Uloomsburg, on .Tuesday, September 14, ism, at
SP-m JU11NJI CLAltK,
augso. Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED !
To solicit orders for our selected fruit andorna.
mental Stock. l'KHMANKNT EMPLOYMENT,
SALARY AND EXl'ENbESI, Oil COMMISSION, IP
l'HEFEUUED. Only honest, energetic, temperate
men need npply. (lood referenee required. No
previous oxperlenco necessary, Tho business eas.
Ily learned. Kull Instructions given, state age.
Name this paper. Address
Tr(E ChXSE PJJRSEHIES
R. G. Chase & Co. 'ir&tetSS-
augCT ft ais.)
E. B. 8R0WER
CPLU3IBING,)
OAS FITTING & BTKAM 1IKAT1NU
DEALEH IN
STOVES & TINWARE.
All kinds of work in Sheet Iron, Hoof
ing and Spouting promptly
attended to.
restrict attention given toheatlnfby steam,
Corner of Main & East Sts,,
Bloomsbiirg, Pa,
Cnrct ConirV. OoM, iroamfnww, Cronp, Aithm.
Bronchitis, tV2loopln Couftfa, Incipient Conrtimp-
IOA. Tne Ocniitn Vr, tfuW$
Cower duntp U ol(i onlj- tn
tthllt irmprrr, ni heart our
rrsiirt(t-rd Tnu1ll-fc tn lt
. A liuU'M Itfotl in a Vircletn lte
iftrlp Onvtion-ljnbrU nnd th
I Yon'. liAltlmoro, Hd., U. k. A.
SALVATION OIL,
",Th OrMtMt Cure on Esrth for Psln,"
Wilt relieve more quickly than any
other known remedy. Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Swellings, Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, Lumbago, Sores, Frost
bites, Backache, Wounds, Headache,
Toothache, Sprains, &c. Sold by all
Druggists. Price 25 Cents a Bottle.
LOCAL NOTICES.
iunk notes nnd receipts put up In pails
convenient for use, can bo obtained nt the
CoLl'MMAX ofiicc. tf.
"Hello I Hello I" "Well, wlmt Is It '
"What dill you use on your oats this
spring?" Moro Phillips' soluble bone."
Did yon use tho same on your potatoes ?"
"No. What did you uso ?" "Slmrpless &
Carpenter's No. 1 hone, it makes them get,
don't it" "Yce, sir." "Hollo I there is
some ono ringing In on us, what do you
wnut ? Will It suit you to bring me a load
of fertilizer up to-morrow?" "Where do
you wnnt me to get it ?' Down at tho
Farmers' Produce Exchange. "They don't
keep It do they ?" "O, yes tlicy do, why
you can cct nnvthlnir vou wnntthprn." "la
that so V "Yes, sir, you can get Lister
Bros' ammonlatcd bone, Lister llros.' U. S.
E. bone. E. Frank Coo's Knickerbocker
soluble Pacific guano, Allentown complete
bone phosphate Moro Phillips' super phos.
nhato of lime, Diamond bono, Moro Phil,
lips' soluble bone German potash, John F.
Orth's Heading bone, Slmrplcss & Carpcu
ter's No. 1 bone, Slmrplcss & Carpenter's
acid phosphate, M L. 8hoemnkcr & Co.
swift sure. All tho nbovc goods arc sold
at from 20 to 30 per cent less than any
other fertilizer sold, nnd all kinds of grain
taken in exchange for them. Before pur
chasing your fertilizers call and give them
a trial and save time, money and trouble.
Juno 25 i in.
Orders for engraved plates for calling
cards may be left at the Columiiian olllce.tf
For September bargains in seersuckers
&c. go to I. W. Hartman & Son's. -
Hand bills, posters md circulars done on
short notlcu and at low prices at tho Co
LUMMAN ofllcc. tf.
For September shawls and wraps go to
I. W. Hartman & Son's.
SIW, LOOK, AND HEAD THIS.
Go to the Farmers' Produco Exchange
where you have access to a list of Fertiliz
ers that wc havo constantly on hand nnd
can bo got nt any time. Wc nro very sure
that wo can save tho consumer from two to
three dollars per ton In pneo nnd about
twice or three times tho abovo amount in
quality, as we make it a point to sell noth
lng but a guaranteed analysis, such as:
Solublo Pacific Guano, Swift Sure, Lis.
tor Bros. Amoniated Bone, Lister Bros. Tj.
S. Bone, E. Frank Coe's Knickerbocker
Amoniated Bone Super-Phosphate, Allen
town Complete Dono Phosphate, Bowker'a
Hill and Drill, Moro Phillips Su pcr-Phos-plmto
Lime, Moro Phillips Soluble Bone,
Slmrplcss & Carpenter's Acid Phosphate,
Slmrplcss & Carpenter's No. 1 Bone, Lord
& Polk Co., Diamond State Soluble Bone,
Wn ton tfc Whann Diamond Solublo Bone,
Walton & Whann Plow Bran, German Pot
ash, Nova Scotia Plaster, Agricultural Suit,
(in bulk) M. h. Shoemaker & Co., (Echo)
John F. Orth's Heading Bone.
We would bo pleased to sell you any of
the above goods and will take in exchango
for any of them any kind of murkctablo
grain nt tho highest cash price. Hoping
to he favored with your patronage, wu
arc, Yours Very Itespcctfully,
Faismehs' Pnoia-cE Exoiia.nue, Lim.
D. W. Kitchen, Jtg r. a27 2t.
Deeds, mortgages, bonds, leases, and nil
kind of legal blanks for sale at tho Colum.
WAN Olllco. tf.
Just opened nt I. W. Hartman & Son's
f0 short coats nnd sacks for ladles, of tho
latest styles. All prices.
Justices' and Constables' blanks, all
kinds, kept on baud at tho Comj.mdian
ofllcc. tf.
All the latest styles of ladles' dress cloth')
from Bloomshurg woolen mills nt 1. W.
Harlmau & Son's.
Executors' und administrators' receipt
books at tho Coliimhian olllce. it.
Cashmeres In black and colored and
other black nnd colored dress goods are
now- being opened nt I. W. Hartman is
Son's.
Collectors' receipt books at the Coi.um
iiian olKce. tf.
The new dress buttons will bo in tills
week at 1. W. Hartman & Son's.
Shipping tags, with or without strings,
at the Columiiian olllce. tf.
Dishes bro being looked up now at I. W
Hartman & Son's for fall.
Notes Of all klniln lnnan or I.. l.l..
25, 50 and 100 notes, for tale nt the Cor.UM-
Coal ! coal 1 1 Coal ! 1 1
Now is tho Unto to purchase your Fall
and Inter coal, ns wc propose lurnishlni
stovo coal, In car lots, say five or six tons,
tho same ns furnished on tho D. L. & W.
II. It., 2240 lbs. to tho ton, each ton to bo
weighed by Fairbanks' scales. All coal
from tho Leo Mines White Ash.
...,,. O. A. Jacoiiv.
Port Noble, August U, 1B80. If.
Wo havo but a few copies of Freeze's
i wituiv, l rico re
duced from $2 50 to $1,00. Thoso who
uu.u uccn waiting, uiiiiKlug they could
get them any time, had better secure a
copy nt ouco or thoy will bo too lntc. Sent
by mall fort.23by Elwell & Dittenbcn
der, Uloomsburg, Pa. tf,
Y?" " flnd -"'i' lines of Fall dress
QiiY ir , B l,,ul" "'"pea anu oroended:
un y eiveis anu velveteens
nt lowest
prices, at Clark & Son's.
Vor fancy printing of any kind go to tho
Columiiian olllce. tf.
Fu'l lines of LadieV Merino Underwear
at Clark & Son's. Also Muslin Goods, well
made. '
Our sample books contain everything In
tho printing line, and goods not kept in
Stock run hn nl.l,,ln,.,l ,-. .1
Coiu.mI.ian oliiceV " atf"'
Ladles' Dress Cloths, from 25cts. a yard
up, nl Clark & Son's. '
Wedding and party Invitations, dnnco
programmes and vislliug cards, cheap-at
tho Columiiian-olllce. tf.
Co'iPlcto lines of Ladles' and Misses
Coats, Wraj a and Jackets at Clark & Sou's.
Knvflnnna lnlt.,p ln..a i i tit
heads, stutcmcnts. business curds, and &U
Klrwld rif finniiniii-fi nl tl . At ' mi
w. vummviwui luiiniug U.L IUUL.OLTJM.
wan ofllce, tff
M i m..vi. 11 wu 1 iituuiiDi 1 rims.
cents a yard and up. Clark & Sou.
J3USlNIiSS NOTICES.
Tho pain and misery suilered by thoso
who nro alllicted with dytpepsiu nro inde
scribable. . Tho distress of tho body Is
equalled or surpassed by tho confublnii
ami tortures of tho mind, thus making u
victims suiter double ulllictlou. There,
lief which Is given by Hood's Barsaparllln
has canted thousands to bo thankful for
this great medicine, It dispels tho causes
of dyspepsia, and tones up tbo dlaestLyo
.organs, Try Hood's Sarsapiullla.
mi
Chills and Fkvkh. Malaiiia. "Many
vuocii m icvcr nnu ngue, uumu nguo and
congcsllvu chills wcro promptly nrrostcil
and entirely banished by tho uso of Sim
mons Liver Hegulator. You don't say half
i-iiuugi 111 rcgaru 10 tlic rillcacy of this
vnlunblo medicine In cases of ague. Inter
mlttcnt fevers, etc. Every case has been
arrested Immediately. 1 was a sufferer for
years with tho liver disease, and only
found relief by using tbo Hegulutor."
Robert J. Week?, Ilatnvla, Kano Co., III.
When nby wu tick, w KT her CwtorU,
When iluwui Child, the cried for CutorU,
When l lie hecme MUs, the clorg to CMtori,
When the hii Children, the gar. them Cutorl,
With your next order to your grocer,
send for a sample po-tnd of Drcydoppel'B
Bornx S iap. You will find it to bo tlic
best nnd cheapest soap you ever used. It
is used by llio best families In Boston, Now
York, PhlladelphW, Baltimore nnd Wash-'nston-
rnug27.4t.
Why suffer tho tortures of blilousnos
when Hood's Sarsaparllln will glvo you
sure relief? Sold by all druggists. 100
doses 41.00.
To PiiEsmtvK Natuiiai, Floweus. Dip
the llowers in melted parufline, withdraw
lng them quickly. Tho liquid should be
only just hot enough to maintain its fluid.
Ity and tlie llowers should bo dipped ono
nt a time, held by tho stocks and moved
nbout for an Instant to get rid of air bub
bles. Fresh cut llowers, frco from moist
ure, mako excellent specimens lu this way.
If you would pieservo your health nnd In
vlgoruto your entire system use Pcrrine's
Pure Barley Malt Whiskey. For sale by
druggists and nil dealers. cow.
Disorders of the stomach, liver and kid
neys, can be cured by restoring the blood
to a healthy condition, through the vitaliz
ing and cleansing action of Aycr's Sarsa
parilla. No other remedy can comparo
with this, us a euro for nil diseases orlgl
nating in impure or impoverished blood.
J. I SMITE I CO.. Lid:;.
MILTON, Pa.,
Dkalkies in
IANOS
By tho following wellknown makers:
Cliickering,
Knabe,
"Weber,
Hallet & Son's.
Also othoi cheaper makes.
.'.o.
Catalogue and Price Lists
On application.
OITCE!
..v.tvy i.i-icuv iiiiiL uio following ac
count has been mod In the orphnnV Court of Co
lnmbla county, and will be presented to the said
court on the fourth Jlonday of September, A. n..
826l.?nil eonflrmed nisi, nnd unlets exceptions
are nied within rour days thereafter, will bo con-
Irttti.n 1c ........ ........
1. Thollrst account of . c. Neal, admlnlatra
fflfftnf i5' V a' 0MVm- H- Hurley deceased,
of tlie residue Ac., of the estate.
VI II UVVMLMf OIa-I
Uloomsbuiv, Sept, 8, lso.
fOTICEl
Notice Is hereby given that tho following ac
count has been illed In tho Court of common
l'lAnci nf rnlmnViln as.. . .
i.r...u . i-uuiii.), nun iviiioo prcscnicu
the said court on the fourth .Monday ot Sep-
.7 ",m ""nnvu m-,1, ana unless
exceptions are tiled within four days thereatter
will be confirmed absolute;
l. Th.i account or William L. I'reas, commlttco
of tho person and estate of Kzabel Louisa Ilutton
stcln, a lunatic.
i . . " oNYDEIt, l'roth'y.
Uloomsbun;, Sept. 3, iwso.
PROPHIETOK OF
kbgs lark Bath Room
At the old stiuul, under the
Exchange Hotel,
BLOOMSBURG PA
FALL A101CEMEIT!
:o: .
When vou want a new suit nf rlntlif.c
Why. go where you can be well
urn wuiui ui yum uiuiiey wueu you get your suit. Do you
know of such a place in IMoomsburg? If not, let us tell you of.
one. It is at. the corner of Main and Iron streets. The services'
of a
Mr. C. Rhodes, have been secured, and we will guarantee satis
faction as to fit and price. Should you want a
READY-MADE SUIT,
We can show you a large stock to select from. If yoi( want
SUITS FOR YOUR BOYS,
Mere is the place to get them, also
Ml' IB CIS, MIS, WPS, k -
It is about time to get measured for a new Fall Suit. Call
and see our goods and examine our work.
EVANS & EVER,
Cor. of Main and Iron Sts.,
BLOOIISBURG, PA.
OT Stria
Aug, 27, Sma.
THE HAMBURG
frv "SKdSulffl itefflff 'WW.flS' .!.1..,.o "JV" ''
-r -
FWEIIS' PRODUCE EXCHMQE, Liijed,
T"l t
- - rr-Ar-r
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Ily virtue of sundry writs, Issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas ot Columbia oountr, Ta,,
and to mo directed, will be exposed to public sale,
at the Court Houso In liloonwburg, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1880,
at 9 o'clock p. m all thai certain tract of land,
slluato In Hemlock township, Columbia county,
l'a., bounded and described as follows, lo-nlt: lie
Klnnln? at a hickory, thenco bf lands of Wm. J.
Hartman and the heirs ot Jacob Hartman dec',
South three and one-fourth degrees west eighty
perches and ono halt to n stone, thenco by the
lands ot tho heirs ot John Hallor sotth eighty,
seven and one-fourth degrees east thirty-eight
perches to a stone. Thenco hy land of John
Hausch and Peter Helnbach south thrco degrees
west twenty-six snd elght-tenths perches to a
white oak In lino of land of Henry Uclger, thenco
by land of Henry Oelger north clghty.two degrees
east sixty-one and three-tenth pwehes to a stake.
Thenco by land ot John and Sylvester Purcell
north two and one-halt degrees east nlnety-Blx
and tour-tenths perches to a while ok. Thence
by land of John and Win, Iloauch, lands ot Wm.
Ivey, lands of John Oallagher, north eighty-eight
nnd one-half degrees west ono hundred and ntnetf
nlno and two-tenths iwrches to a hickory, the
place of beginning, containing one huodreJ and
scen acres and ninety-eight perchco, strict
measure, whereon are erected a dwelling house,
barn aixl out buildings.
seized, taken In execution, at the sultot Eliza,
both Cueber, wlfo of Thomas Cueber, vs. Kmma L.
Wands and John A. Wands, her husband, and to
bo sold as tho property of Emma L. Wands and
John A. Wands, her husband.
Scarlet & Anulx, Altya. Lev. Fa.
A L 8 O ,
All that certain plcco or parcel ot land, sltuato
In Scott township, Columbia county, Btatc of
Pennsylvania, bounded as follows, to-wlt: On the
north by other part of this piece owned by Mc
cormick X. Anglo, on tho east by A. Snider, on
tho south by lauds of Lackawanna & Moomsburg
Itallroad Co , on tho west by lmds of A. Snyder
and containing In width
along tho property of the Lackawanna & Blooms
burg itallroad Co., three hundred and eighty feet,
more or less, and In depth ono hundred and ten
feet, more or less, on which Is erected a two-story
frame building, formerly used as a planing mill,
and other outbuildings.
Seized, taken In execution, at tho suit of W. J.
Mccormick and V. C. Angle vs. J. M. Stookey and
Espy Mfg. Co. terra tenants and to bo sold as tho
property of J. M. stookcy A: Espy Jtfg. Co. lerro
tenants.
SCARLET J: AhOLS, AttjB. Lev. TtL
ALSO,
All that certain lot ot ground, sltuato In the
town of Catawlssa, Columbia county, l'a.,
bounded and described as follows, to-wlt: On tka
north by land of M. O. Hughes on the east by an
alley and right of way of tho Catawlssa Itallroad
Co., en tho south by land ot Ocorge Strieker, and
on tho west by Front street. In said town, whereon
are erected a two-story f ramo dwelling houso with
a two-story framo kitchen nanexed and oUcr out
buildings. AJiSO,
Ml that other certain lot of ground sltuato In
Itoberts' addition to tho town of Catawlssa afore
said, bounded on tho north by property ot Wm.
McNeil, on tho cast by an alley, on the south by
Walnut street, on tho west by Third street,
whereon is erected a two-btory frame dwelling
house.
Seized, taken In execution, at the suit of James
I'. Wright and Sallle II. Wright, his wife. In right
ot said wife, vs. Georges. Ollbertand Martin V.
1). Kline, trading under tho firm name ot Gilbert &
Mine and to bo sold as the property of George (1.
Gilbert and Martin V. B. Kline, trading under tho
nrm namo of Gilbert & Kline.
iuiawk, Atty. Vend. Kx.
ALSO,
All that!certain messuage and lot of irround sit
uated in th6 Town of Uloomsburg bounded and
described as follows to-wlt ; Beginning at a comer
ot Third street and Scotts alley, thenco North-
waruiy along Scott's alley two hundred and six
feet to Pino alley, thence westwardly fortr-nine
feet six Inches to line of let of Newton Boone,
mence souinwaruiy along line of lot of said New
ton Boono two hundred and six foet to Third
street, thence eastwardly along Third street, f any
time ieei six mcnes to corner ot Third street and
Scott's alley the place ot beginning-, on which are
erected a largo two story frame houbo, frame bam
unu out-Duuaings.
seized and taken into execution at tho suit of
Charles W. Miller now to tho uso of Catawlssa De
posit Bank and Nathan B. Creasy vs. Samuel
Neyhard and to be sold as tho property of Samuel
eyiiaru. .
C. W. Millku, Atty. lev. Ka.
SAMUEL dMITIl,
ShorlS.
DSIINISTHATOIt'S NOTICE.
Estate nf JYter frrslng, deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate sf.Pctor
rerslng, lato ot Locust Twp., col. Co., I'a., doe'd.
hawng been granted to tho undersigned adnu!
all persons Indebted to said estate are hereby uoi
tined to pay tho same, and those havlnr slalms
against said estate present t he same to
T.. . -, FltANKLIN I'EItSINO, Admr.
July 19, I!. jit, carmel. Pa.
E
7UIKAS HHOWN'S INSURANCE
; AGENCY. Meyer's new bufldlng, Mala street,
loomsburg, I'a. '
Atna Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn 7,O78,i!20
lioyal of Liverpool l.lsoacoo
Ijincashlrc io,ooocc-
Fire Association, Philadelphia 4.t6s!7io
l'hconlx, of London 5 siXs7B
London & Lancashire, ot England l.irju.sTo
Hartford of Hartford 3,ffS.uti0
Springfield Flro and Marino iOBLWO
As the agencies are direct, policies are written
or the Insured without delay in the office at
Blooinfcburg. oct, SS, '81.
fitted, get good cloth, and have
CHAMPION PLOW
tt iivii. ia uui-wuiu, A1MJ
REVERSIBLE PLOW SHARE.
FOR SALT?, 11 V
DioomsDurgj ir'a.