THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
0. E. Ilwtll, twu....
J. K. Blttabndw., f B1,"r'
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FRIDAY, AlMtIL 27, 1B88.
Tiik Wabiiinqtov Sunday Herald
Bays: "Tho outlook for a Demooratlo
Scnato Iti 188!) Is very proraislug. Of
the hold cvir Senator, tho Demo
crats and Republicans huvo each twon
ty-fiyo- Of thoBo already elected or to
be elected, thirteen como from each
party. The euro Dernocratio Stit.es
(Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Geor
oia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Wtst Virgi
nia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Texa, with Vir
ginia) will h'ivo the Domoorals, With
the twenty-live hold-overs, exact! v thirty-eight
votes ono-half of tho S"uuat
To have a majority they mast elect an
other senator lrom Colorado, Illinois,
Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts,
Miohigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New
Hampshire, Mow Jersoy, Uronou, or
Rhodo Island, or, if they olect a Vice
President or carry New Jersey, they
would have a clear majority.
An effort U being made by Phila
delphia lawyers to cot an interprets'
tion of tho liquor license law from the
supreme Uourt. Un mooday morn
ing a petition was presented and Chief
Justice Uordon permitted it to be Del
The petition avers that an applicant
named Raudenbusch has complied
with every repuirement of the lilgb
lioense law, underwent a satisfactory
examination at the bar of the court,
that no evidence of any kind was offer
ed against him at the bearing and that
tfce Judge did not in any "way suggest
any ground upon wmch nis applica
tion might be refused. The printed
argument covers ten pagos aud opens
with a criticism oi tho act ot juay its
1887.
It contends that the question to be
decided is whether the aot make it
mandatory upon License Court Judges
to grant a license when a proper peti
tion has been bled, and no remon
stranco made, or whether it vests the
judges with an absoluto and despotic
power over everything connected with
the granting of license. Objection if
made to the right of tho judges to act
upon information or knowledge within
their own keeping, when such informa
tion b'as not been given under oath, or
with auy opportunity offered for oross
cxamination. It is urged that the con
struction put upon the ao. by the Li
cense Court Judges,however well inten
ded, is not justified by legislation or
auiuuruy, nuu results in uestrucuun us
property, infringement of liberty ot
action, and disorganization of society.
REPUBLICAN 8TATE OONVEHTIOK.
The republican state convention
met iu Harrisburg on Wednesday and
nominated Judge Mitchell of the
Philadelphia courts as a candidate for
Supreme Judge. The present Chief
Justice, Gordon, made a strong fight
for rcnomination, but failed. There
was a bitter fight for the state chair
manship betweon Senator Cooper and
William H, Andrews, which promised
to Btir up no little dissension, but Sen
ator Quay poured oil on the troubled
waters ana divided the honors through
. an arrangement by which Cooper will
be chairman this year, and Andrews
next year.
AFBEAK OF POLITIOS.
Last year Stephen F, Wilson, of
Tioga county, was a vory warm sup
porter of Judge Williams of tho same
county as a candidate for Supreme
Judge. He spent considerable time in
travelling from county to county in
the interest of Judge Williams, and
the latter was duly nominated by the
republican party and elected to the
Supreme bench. Mr. Wilson's motives
at tho time were not supposed to be
wholly disinterested, and they were
fully understood when the election of
Judge Williams to the Supreme bench
left a vacanoy in the Judgeship of the
Tioga district, and Gov. Beaver ap
pointed Mr. Wilson to fill tho vaoanoy.
It was supposed the appointee would
be continued on the bench for a lull
term, but at the primary elections held
last week ex-Senator John I. Mitchell
was also a candidate for the Judgeship,
and the returns show that he defeated
Judge Wilson by 942 majority. This
ib unkind, considering the active part
which Judge Wilson took in creating
the vaoancy, but Judge Wilson has
always been a politician, and as suoh
bo will readily understand the ingrati
tude of other politicians.
Democratic State Convention-
The Democratic State Convention
of Pennsylvania will meet at Harris
burg on Wednesday May 23rd. 1888.
at 10 o'clock A. M, to nominate a can
didate for Judge of the Supremo Court,
two Electors at-Iarge and one Elector
from each Congressional District; to
select four delegatea-at-large and two
delegates from each Congressional
District to the Democratic National
Convention to be held at St. Louis on
the Sthjday of Jnne 1888; and to trans
act such other business a-, according
to the rules and usages of the party,
mav proDerlv come before it.
The representation in the Conven
tion will consist of representative, del
egates, one for eacbone thoutaud D-ra
ocratio votes cast for Governor at the
last Gubernatorial elestion, or for a
fraction cf one thousand votes amoun
ting to fivo hundred or more, in the
respective reprtsontative district, pro
vided that each representative district
shall have at least one delegate.
Philadelphia, Pa. April 21 1888.
Bemj. M. Nkad, Elliott P. Kuncr,
Sto. Chair. Dcin. State Cum.
Execution! by Electricity.
Elbiidgo T.Gerry's Electrical Death
Penalty bill has been passed in the Nw
York Assembly by an overwr.elining
volo. Eighty-seven voted for it and
eight only against it. The bill abo
lishes hanging as a penalty for muider
In tho first degree aud punishes t lie
convict for his crime by a system of
electrical appliances, which provides
au almost painless death.
Several plans for ii.tliciing death by
electricity have bteu dr-vised, but the
"death chair" is cousidered tho most
feasible. This chair is made of steel.
Concealed in its arms are wires, which
Aio to lonncct with a concealed dy
nauio. The condemned pirsnn sits in
the chair, his feet roting -n I'ampemd
groi.nd. At a sigi al a bu t u b touch
ud, tho eleclriu curreui is tumid ou
from the dynamo, the hands on the
arruiibair and the body ol tho condem
uid man com tt the ptUi of the bat
tery, and tho victim is dead, the uUo
uicity passing through him into the
yroubd.
WABMHOTOH LETTER
from our Hegnlar Correspondent.)
Washington, April 23, 1888.
Complaints aualnst tho nrosont meth
ods of dot tm business in tho United
States Patent Office aro becoming loud
and frequent. It Is charged that tho
examiners in the oluce are extremely
careless, some say criminal, in their ex
amination of applications for patents)
that they throw out many applications
without examining them to disoovor
whether they nro patontablo or not;
that other applications aro rejected
which tho examiner knows should bu
allowed.
These are serious charges aairi't an
important branch of the Government,
I liavo thoroughly investigated the
matter in order to discover what, if
any, foundation thero is for the char
gea and who is to biamo. l soon
discovered that tho charges were all
too true., or rather that many of them
were. I also discovered that tho par
ties who wero roonsibln for this, I
might almost say disgraceful, staio of
affairs, were the republican examiners
who have been allowed to conttnuo in
office under tho present Admiuixtra
tion. And that is not all. I am firm
ly convinced that these hold-over rep
ublican examiners havo conspi.od to
gether to bring the office into bad re
pute, in order to help the republic in
party in tho Presidential campaign
this year.
In order to get somo idea of tho pol
itical effect of such a conspiracy among
these republican examiners, just think
for a moment of tho greit number of
peoplo who are either directly or indi
rectly interested in the business of this
office. Suppose yon notioe for one day,
everything you see, and you will find
how many of them are patented or aro
tho product of a patented machino or
process. You will bo surprised, for
you will discover that about nino-te'nth-of
all the things either manufactured
or produced in this oountrv aro connec
ted in somo way with a United States
patent.
After this disovery you will not le
surprised to learn tint this Govern
ment issuos raoro patents every year
than all the rest of the world combin
ed. Now you can more readily under
stand tho 'amount of damage that can
bo done tho Administration by the
conspirators. Every mam whose pat
ent is disallowed without a good and
sufficient reason therefor' becomes a
deadly enemy, not of the Examiner
but of the democratic Administration,
which he believes has mistreated him,
and his idea of getting even is, nine
times out of ten, to woik like blazos
for the republican party. This fellow
is not alone, there are, so to socak,
thousands of him, and the republican
examiners of the Patent Office aro to
blame for all this trouble.
In no branch of the Government is
the head of a Department so depen
dent on his subordinates as in the Pat
ent Office. In 1885 President Cleve
land appointed Mr. Montgomery, a
Michigan lawyer, Commissioner of
Patents. At the time that was con
sidered an excellent appointmeut. But
owing to lack of familiarity on the
part of Mr. Montgomery with the ex
tremely complicated praotico of the
office, his republican subordinates vir
tually ran it for him. The natural re
sult was neglect and idleness on the
part of the employes and complaints
on the part of the representatives of
the patentees ot tho ojuutry.
I am informed by a gentleman who
is in a position to known whereof ho
speaks that there are quite a number
of ex-examiners of the Patent Offioe
now engaged in business here as pat
ent attorneys, whose sole capital with
which to begin business were long
lists of the names and ad Ji esses of ap
plicants for patents whose applications
they bad unjustly rejected for the sole
purpose of afterwards getting a fie as
an attorney for procuring the patent
thoy had as an examiner of the Uni
ted States Patent Office rejected
These men are republicans.
In order to break up this practice,
bills have been introduced in Cnngresa
several times to make Examiners of
the Patent Office inelliglble to aot as
patent attorneys for two years from
tho dato of their resignations or dis
missals from office. So far interested
parties have in gome way been able to
prevent such bills from becoming laws.
iiast year Mr. Montgomery was suc
ceeded by ex-reoresentalive Hall, of
Iowa, aa Commissioner of Patents.
Mr. Hall is an able and honest man,
but like his predecessor, he too was un
familiar with tho workiugs of the Of
fline, and the republican examiners
succeeded in getting him to in ike a
series of rulings which have produced
much trouble and litigation. In the
mean time the tepublioan examiners
are enjoying the situation and working
hard tor the success ot their party
next fall.
When Mr. Villas, with his vigo'ons
business methods, succeeded Mr. Lam
ar as Secretary of tho Interior, he at
once noticed tho loose way of business
that waB in vogue there, and issued an
order prohibiting explores gossiping,
smoking, writing private letters, etc.,
during otllee hours. 1 his order crea
ted a big soaro among the republican
examiners and outwardly tliero was a
sudden transformation in the office,
but In reality they are devoting more
of their time trying to bring discredit
on Mr. Cleveland's adrainstration, than
to the work for whioh thoy are paid.
PHI J ' iJ .iJ U 1
e Sure to Cot Hood's
BariaparllU, ray child, pee that they do not
giro you anything else, You renumber It It
tho mtdlclot which did uum so much good
year ilso my tavorlte
Spring Medicine
Nearly everybody need) a good irrlos; medi
cine like Hood's BarsaparUla to expel Impuri
ties Uich accumulate In the Mood during the
winter, keen up ijrength as warm weather
comes on, create an appetite and promote
Jiealthy digestion.' Try Jlood'a flarsapafllja
li4 6u will be convinced ot Its peculiar
merits, It s the Ideal spring medicine re.
liable, beneficial, 'laut to take, and give
full value tor the money, He sure to pet
Hood's Sarsapar)!!
SoUlijlUiniill, SIlforf. rpM4nlf
by a I. HOOD CO,, A jKrthteirty , f,syrf II, Mais.
IOO Doses Ons Dollar
THE COLUMBIAN
Headquarters Democratic Olub Leagui
of Fenna.
Pim.iDKt.riiu, April 24th, 1888.
Attention, Democrats:
Arrangements havo been made for a
convention of tho Demooratlo Club
Lrnguo of tho Stnto of Pennsylvania,
at llarrisburg, on Thursday, May 24th.
The Opera House, of that city, has
been soourod.for that occasion, and the
Pennsylvania Central, Philadelphia
and Heading and Lehigh Valley rail
road Companies will carry the mem
bers of the Leaguo from all sections
of tho Stato, for ono faro for tho round,
trip. Tickets good from the 19tb to'
the 20th, inoluMve, and can bo purcha
sed up to the 23d of may. Secretaries
of clubs will please bo good onongh to
transmit to tho Leaguo Secretary at
theso headquarters, as soon as possible,
the number of orders for tiokets required.
The approaching Presidcntal Cam
paign makes it neocessary for every
true JJemocrat to be vigilant and wior
getio in his efforts to rcouro iho sun-
cess of the party, and the best interest
and welfare of the American people.
Como then, fellow Democrats, and
lot us confer with eanh other. Every
club in the Sta'o sh uld bo strongly
represented, and let the pas word be
"Unward and upward to victory.
Deli-gates will be elected to repre
sent tho State Leaguo at tho conven
tion of the National League of Demo
cratic Club, that will meot at Balti
more City, Md., on or about July 4th,
next.
The State Convention will meet on
May 23d, and delegates can bo present
on both occasions.
John II. Fow
Temp. Chairman.
John D Worman, Secretary.
mm
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town rei
filrt KheutnatUm, KeurafclaJ
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ore!
fctro, I'learlBT, Sores. Frost-bites,
lEUckacbo, Qulnsr, feore Throat,
Wounds, Headache,
Toothache. Fp
Kr.rnin.
cta. a bottle. Bold by ail
cmj. rnoe
ulno SaJ vat tort tut bctars our!
OCm ndBtMrl TrndevllArsr. nA ra.
fMhtl rails slfftutnre. A. & Myer & Co. Hole
pmcort, iMaiunors, sia. u. t. a.
DR. BULL'S COUGH SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse
ness, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whooping Couch, Incipient Con
sumption, and for the relief of con
sumptive persons in advanced stages
of the Disease. For Sale by all Drug-,
gist. Price, 25 cents.
Spring Specialties
AT
Light Colored
Cheviots
in
SACK
and 4-Button
CUTAWAY
SUITS,
WITH LOW CUT VESTS.
Fino Dark Blue and Black
Worsteds, Corkscrew, Broad
way Diugonal and Block Worst
ed in Sacks and Cutaways, and
HANDSOME
PRINCE ALBERTS
in all qualities.
NICE LIGHT SPKING
OVERCOATS.
one all wool (a
special leader)
at S5.QO
Very Pretty Children's
SUITS
Plitln or pleated and belted In
dark nud light colors,
Sailor Suits
with Bluo and Grey, also
KILT
SUITS
NOTIOK OF AI'I'UCA UON FOR IN-1
COlll-OIIATIO.N. 1
In tbe couit of Common pleas tor the County ot
Columbia.
N .Ilea la hereby given that an application will
be made to the said Court on the KeveMli day of
May A. 1). Ife8, In the forenoon of said dat at ten
o'olook, under the "Corporation act of one thou
sand e'ght hundred and sevtints ,tnur, and the
supplements thereto, by William Neat, w, 1L
Tubus, 11. U. (iroU, John Jamison, James cariet
and U E. Waller for the chiner of an Intended
corporation to be called the E ho park Finn, and
flame I'rot'xtlve Association. Hie character and
object of filch If the preeervai Ion ul tlah In tbe
upper waters ot Fishing Creek and Its tributaries,
and tbe rrrw-rvutlpn pf game upon the lands
drained t and adjacent to the waters aforesaid,
lq the Counties cf Columbia and Hulliran In the
WaUioMVnnarlvsnlai and for the purpose Ip
bavu, fos. and enjoy all the rights, benefits
andPrtvlleai-sconforrcuby tlie sld act and Ua
supplements.
" JAMES 80ARLET.
, U . WAJLLKlt.
Aprii-to-ts bolicltor.
immwi
with Pleated Skirt for Binallpr
Children
AT
1). LOWENBERG'S
TO THE PUBLIC.
Intending purchasora of Pond'b
ErrnACT cannot take too ranch pre
caution to proTcnt substitution. Bomo
druggiata, trading on thopopularityof
tho great Family Remedy, attempt to
palm oil other preparation, unscru
pulously assorting them to bo "tho
samoas" or "equal to" Pond's Ex
Wait, Indifferent to tho deceit prac
ticed upon and disappointment there
by caused to tho purchaser, b long
as larger proflta accruo to thcmselvas.
Always Insist on having Pond's Ex
tjuct. Take no other.
SOLD IK BOTTLES ONLY 5 NEVER
BY MEASURE. Quality uniform.
Prepared only by POND'S EX
TRACT CO., Xm York and London.
Seo our namo on ovory wrapper and
label. Note picture of bottlo below,
rtr
Piles,
Catartft,
Ruma
nia, Jeiraljla,
Matin;
Bruises,
Bans,
Sort Eyes,
wroto I " For Bon Throw, enxiciall; when tmd!
lag to ulceration, I hm ronuOH twj btnetcl tL".
ANDREW D. WHITE, Ki-PrwHtnt of Comtll
tlntYjriity, mti , " One of the absolute ntauU
fiuotluuMkeeplng." Dt luri taattttt gmuitn.
EMS A ABBOTT, the celebrated prima donna,
"Valuable and beneficial."
METWOOD SB1TB, D., M.B., CP., of
England." I hare need It with marked beneflt,"
It. 0. PnESTOX, K. ., BrooUyn. -Tt. T.- J.
know of no remedy 10 generally naeful."
SSSfJfcl1 T1 preeoibed .BOND'8 k
TRACT with great ancceaa."
' JCSTIK D. FTJLTOJ, D. ., BrooUyn, N. T,
' ProTina ttaelf to be a neceaalty In our noma.''
P. A. VBSTKItTELT. Mi ., NaahTllle, Term.
"H"?,ned large qnanUttei of POND'S EX
TRACT In my practice."
. F"A.!k cOrBD, Matron, noma of Dealt
ttite Children. " We find It moat efflcaciona and
useful."
Ia Bottlee only. Prleet, B0., 81, ll.'S.
A'ott our ikwk cn ttery wrapper and label.
Prepared only ly POND'S EXTBACT CO.,
NEW YORK AND LONDOW.
CANDIDATES.
Candidate nn.m(il unrtar ttita hpniltncr am nnh
Ject to the rules of tho Democratic party.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
K. M. TEWKSBURY
of Catawifsa.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
JAMES T. FOX,
of Beaver township.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
C. Z. SCHLICHER,
of Beaver township.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
GEN. a M. BLAKER.
SHERIFF SALES.
By virtus of a writ ot Levari Facias tawed
out ot the court of common pleas of Columbia
county and to me directed will be exposed to
public sale at the court house In the town of
Bloomsbunr, Pa., on
, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1888.
at I o'clock p. m., the following real estate, to-wlt:
All those tracts, pieces or parcels of land altuat
In the township ot Hon tour la the county ot Col
umbia and state ot Pennsylvania bounded and
described as follows to-wlt: The first beginning
at a post on corner ot land ot Holoman Glger
thence running aoutA along other lands of Bolo
man Glger sixty-eight degrees, west one hundred
and four perches to a pine oak thence north along
land ot M. Faust nine degrees, west eighty-three
perches to a stone thence south along land of the
same eighty-one degrees, west seventy-three
perches to a stone, thence north along land ot the
same ten and a halt degree', west twenty-eight
perches to a'stone, thence north along other lands
of the said Daniel Glger deceased eighty-one de
grees East one hundred aud seventeen perches
to a stone, thence north along lands of the same
seventy degrees, east forty-two perches to a
stone thence south along lands ot Solomon Glger
fifteen and ono half degrees, east one hundred and
and one perches to a post the place ot beginning
containing sixty-tour acres strict measure.
The second, beginning at a white oak tree and
running thence along land of Daniel Glger's netrg,
south eighty-one and three quarter degrees, west
tony-nine and nine tenths perches to a stone
thenco north along land of John Glger's heirs.
eight and three-quarter degrees, west sixty (and
two-tenths perches to a stone, thence north along
land of Ellas Glger eighty-two degrees, east fifty-
nine and nine-tenths perches to a stone, and
thence south along land of Chrlstaln Uelst eight
degrees, cast sixty perches to a white oak tree
tne place of beginning containing eighteen acres
ana one hundred and forty-nine parches, neat
measure, excepting and reserving to Barbara
Gelger her heirs and assigns from and out of the
aforesaid lands all the Iron ore and any and all
Other minerals lying and being In, upon and under
tne said premises together the right ot tree In.
greas, egress and regress In, upon and over the
said premises with miners and other workman
with borses, carts and wagons to mine dig and
carry away the Iron ore and other minerals In, up
on and under the said premises and to make and
use such roads as may be required tar the removal
pt said ore or minerals, togethor also with the
right to use and occupy as much ground as may
be required for the depositing of dirt, slate sad
other refuse from the mines, the said Barbara
Olger, holding herself, her heirs and assigns now
and at all times hereafter free and clear from
every and all liability for loss or damage to the
said Elmer W. Runyan her heirs or assigns occas
ioned either directly or Indirectly by reason ot the
opening ot mines upon the said premises or the
making and constructing of roads through the
same.
seized taken Into execution In the suit ot Stacy
John's executors and peborah Harrison's executor
against B. w. itunyan and to be sold as the pro
perty ot E. w. Runyan.
PDULIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY.
There will be offered at public sale on the prem.
tses
TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1888,
at 1 o.clock p. m. The
Planing Mill, Dry-dockf
Lumber-yard an. Shads
She property of the late Daniel Brader deceased)
jaied on the banks 'of the Penna. Canal, with
excellent wharfage facilities and within V mile
of the li. I. A W, depot at ueacb Haven Luz. vo.
Pa., a GOOD FEHUY also connects thin olace with
the country on tbe opposite side pf the Suaque
bannarver. ' 1
Tbe machlpdry consists of a )arge
PLANER, MOULDING AND MATCH.
JN(J MACHINE, TURNINO LATHE
BRACKET AND CIRCULAR HAWS
All In running order, It bu a
10-horse ' Power
Water Wheel
unper a 24 foot head. The mill la M x feet with
two large lumber sheds, one IVxw leer. There
being but one other planing mill and lumber
yard within a radius of! miles and a good bust.
nes In this line la as ured. There la also a brisk
demand for dockage and repairs ot canal boats, a
good business can also be done In this line. The
large and convenient dwelling house and premises
thereto With good barn will be sold together With
otuer'prorWrt It desired by purchaser, widow's
dower will be left in tbe property or not as desir
ed A lot of farming and boat building toolvluin.
ber, br Iron, doors, a sh, to. will also be offered
tor sale. Terms ot sale not less than tsOO down
and the balance in easy payments. It desired with
U percent. interest.
. BAItAIl BRADER.
Executrix of Dan). Brader'a Estate.
tiWhmn,E;
1fltaipri SAMPLE TREATMENT IX,--1
I &LUTA We mail tnoua-h to uon. i! TP!
I j vuce. a sLirmasicar Co., in ASA
-e UL. Newark, tt. J. -
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MARVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Wholly unlike artificial systems.
Any book learned In one reading,
Classes of 10k7 at Baltimore and lt .1 at Detroit,
1600 at Philadelphia, nijat Washington, lilt at
Boston, largo classes of Columbia law stud
enta, at Yale, Wcllesley. Obcilln, Univer
sity of Ifnn., Michigan University, Chautauqua,
aa, Ac Endorsed by Richard Pro tor, the Hclon
tlst, Hons, W, w. Astor, Judah P. Benjamin,
Judge Gibson. Dr. Brown, K. II. Cook, Principal
N. V State Normal College, Ac. Taught by cor.
respordence. Prospectus post free from
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TOTICE IN DIVORCE.
Haggle Glrton, by her next friend, Bernard Ston-
ner va Charles Glrton.
In ttie Court of Common pleat of Columbia cou
tV,So. 22, Dec. Term, 1887.
To Charles Glrtou, respondent above named :
noereas, upon laa petition or urjei of the said
Maggie Glrton, above named, a subpoena being
awarded by the Court of Common Pleas of said
county, a aubocena issued out of the iaM murr.
commanding you, the said Charles Glrton, to be
ana appear at me next regular term or said court
to show cause, If any you have, why the said libel,
lant Bhould not be divorced from the bonds of
matrimony which she has contracted with you,
agreeably to the prayer of tne petitioner ; and,
whereas, upon tho return ot the said subpoena, dne
prtof was made that you could not bo found or
served with the Bame In the balllwlok of the sher
iff ot said county ; whereupon an alias fuopoena
was awarded by said court commanding you to be
and appear at the next regular term of said court
to answer, Ac, as aforesaid, to wblch the same
ivturn was made by the sheriff.
.You are therefore required to be and appear on
the flrst day of regular Urm of said court, to bo
held at Bloomsburg, tor the said county, on the
flrst Monday of May next, A. U, 1S8S, to answer
add complaint aforesaid?
SAMUEL SMITO,
sheriff.
Sheriffs office, Bloomsburg, Pa., Mar. so, 1888.
TTOTlCE IN DIVORCE.
Bagtrte Magdeburg, by her next friend J. n. Vas-
tlne. vs. Frederick Magdeburr.
In the Court of Common Fleat of Columbia roun
tv, .Yo. 19, Dec Term, 1687.
To Frederick Magdeburg, respondent above
named :
Whereas, upon the petition or libel of the said
Maggie Magdeburg, above named, a subpeona be
ing awarded by the court of Common Pleas of
said county, a subpoena Issued out of the Bald
court, commanding you, the sold Frederick Mag.
deburg, to be and appear at the next regular
term ot Bald court, to show cause. If any you nave,
why the said Itbellant should not be dl vorced from
the bonds of matrimony which she has contracted
with you, agreeably to the prayer of the petition
er ; and, whereas, upon the return of the said
subpeena, due proof was made that yo i could not
be found or served with the same In the bailiwick
of the sheriff of said cou ity ; whereupon an alias
subpeena was awarded by said court, command
ing you to bo and appear at tho next regular term
of said court, to answer. Ac, as aforesaid, to
which the same return was made by the sheriff.
Y'ou are therefore required to be and appear on
the first day of regular term of said court, to be
held at Bloomsburg, for the said county, on the
first Monday ot May next, A. 1)., 1888, to answer
said complaint aforesaid.
, HAMUKL HMITIT. Sheriff.
Sheriff's omce, Bloomsburg, Pa., Mar. 30, 1888.
A NNUAL 8TATEMENT
of TUB
TOWN OF ULOOM8BUHG,
FOIl TUB YEAH ENDING MAI10II Slst, lss',
FUNDED DEBT.
Bonds due Augi, 1SS7.... too 00
" " Jan l, 188S. aoo co
" " Feb'y l. 88 ooo oo
' " Aug 1,1888. 770 0
" " " 1, 1889 160 00
." " " 1, 1890 690 00
" 'I ' 1, 1891 820 00
. " " " 1, 1894.. ....... SM 00
1 ' " " I, lHU...... 8a0 00
" " " 1, 1891. 910 Ol
" " " 1, 1895 9 00
' " " l, iboe ,, 160 oo
" " ' 1, lf.9T ,, lWOOO
I' (' " 1 ltii .. 1180 Ml
" 11 " 1, 1899 1000 oa
II li ii ), jjou ;80 pa
it ,i ,i j lm saom
I il 1, 1902 Sill 00
' l, 1903 aao oo
" " " 1, I9H4 , 310 00
" " " 1, 1905 SM 00
" ' " 1, inn ait 00
I VMO 00
VALUATION OF TAXABLE I'ROPEUTY IN
lh87.
Real Estate. .... f 1,419,535
Personal property,,.,,.,,,... fcs,3u
Occupations , Urj.MO
11,621,351 00
Two per cent of the above
valuations. 1,,,, 32.13T 10
ASSETS.
Balance on duplicate of 18.-4 f St 4S
" i' ' ' 'i 1 188A im 03
H It H I' 187 SI59 64
. . limQSia
Due from sundry persons on
scoounu 8t SJ
Due from estats J II liar.
man sewer permit f 10 00
Due firm J D Fowler (O W
Miller) sewer permit..., 6 00
IMA'
Due from sundry persons on
old account .. Sit
OTI1EH LUBIUTIES S
Orders ot 1SS1 outstanding 11 I
" "18M too
" "1885 333 US
I "1S8S 11 U78J
" " 1687 " X129.41
Coupons No's 2Q and 73 pf IKS67
t unpaid...... .'. too
Coupons ot isse-T due and un
paid. SIS 31
tWS3 00
Excess , git 84
Amount of funded debt
brought forward.., Igoio 00
I Total Indebtedness llttMM
1 NEWTON BOONE, Collector for 1884.
'lift '
To balance) on duplicate.,,,,, 2848
M. C. WOODWAIlD, collector tor im.
DR.
T fealafiM oa dupUMts., UktlM
aaaararttlBal
RK.vrJTojVal
HAY-EEVER
aVT
CB.
By exonerations allowed., ...I
By cash paid II P Vannalta,'
trcasiircr....i
Balance duo......,,,,.,.,..,..
MM
HRIil
M. a WOODWARD, collector for lstr.
DR.
To amount of duplicate WMO tl
CR,
By cash paid B P Vannatta
.treasurer.... f 700 SI
Balance due H594
MAO 21
a T. VANNATTA, Treasurer for 1881 In acoount
wiin tue lown 01 iiioomsourg,
DR.
To amount ot tax roll for '8T..I 7(28 CO
" ' ree'd from Wra
Chrlsman late treasurer
being balance. .., (31
To amount ree'd from bonds
negotiated Issue of Oct
18? . 6000 00
To amount H'nto tax collected
on bonds. HOI
To amount ree'd from I! F Zarr
lam pres't for sewer per
mits 1000
To amount ree'd from n F zarr
late pres't for show licens
es .. soo
To amount received from P S
llarman prest for sewer
permits 11000
jo araoum received from p n
Ilarraan prea't for show li
censes and fines. 1 S3 25
To imi ree'd from O W Mil-
ler for shoveling snow ... ii
To amount ree'd from David
"Inner per M O Wood
win on duplicate of VS... 11160
To amount ree'd from David
winner on duplicate oris. sa 70
To amt ree'd from M o Wood
ward on duplicate of 1WS.. 178390
To amt ree'd from M C Wood
ward on duplicate ot 1887.. 70057
8ISS05 08
B. P. Vannatta, Treasurer for I8t7 tn account with
the Town ot Bloomsburg.
OR.
By amt of duplicates 'of M!0 Wood
ward collector for 1887, being amt
uncollected by treasurer on tax
roll tor 1887 t teoi
By amt of orders paid during
the year 3 1187119
uy amt or coupons paid dur
ing tho year
By amt ot bonds paid during
tbe year viz.-.
Bond No 115 8140
" " 10. 100
" " 71 SCO
" ' 119 100
" " TJ S00
860 84
By amt of treas commission
onj.4W33(4 ix percent
By amt ot treis commission
. on IS'CS Mai ncr cent ..
11183
60 00
6819
Balance In hands of treas......
t 18S4S67
16M8 M
RECEIPTS.
Amount from WmChtisman
late treas 8 31
Amount collected on tax roll
01 1887 47B8 99
Amount ree'd from bonds
negotiated ,. sooooo
Amount of state tax collected
on bonds IB 00
Amount ree'd from B F Zarr
late pres't for Bewcr per
mits 10 00
Amount from B F zarr late
orest for snow licenses . 1 00
Amount from P 8 llarman
Dres't sewer oermit 110 00
Amount from V s llarman
Dres't show licenses, aa lis
Amount, from O W Miller
Bhoveilmr snow 3
Amount from David Winner
Ser m u woodward on
UDllcateoflssi 911 so
Amount from Uavld Winner
on duplicate or 1885 in fun so to
Amount from M Woodward
on duplicate 18-6 1735 90
Amount from M C Woodward
onoupicatei8E7 ,.. 700 n
8 18645 87
EXPENDITURES UIQII WAYS.
wm Bidieman late corn's for
March 1887.
478
367 39
183313
390 69
118108
43 76
188 10
981
78 SO
560
SOB
9388
8091
9S4 39
44 83
1883
43 00
Pebsr BUlmeyer corn's
Sundry persons for labor...,
vcaina lui
haullntr
Sundry persons for hauling
lime stone spawla
J S Mensch weighing spa wis
cCEckforssas tons spawla
J v Whltenlght for building
stones.
O A Jacoby nag stone tor
crossings.
Abraham Snyder repairing
pump at KorkB. I .
Sundry persons for pick and
hammer handles. ;..
llarman A nassert cast plates
AC ....MW .,
Freight on terra cotta pipe
for drain in Scott town.
J A nutcbtna & Co tor terra
cotta pipe for same
Creasy & wells for lumber,.,
u w Itunyan hardware Ac...
Sundry persons for smithing
A J Williams snow shovels
lantern. 173
A E Krura torsand 8 80
3 4389 43
CONSTABLE AND POLICE.
M C Woodward services 60 00
" arrests ana
other fees. 18 44
Daniel l-aycock late chief ot
polfce in March. 4 00
Wesle y Knorr chief ot police 68 00
B B Freas et al assistant po
nce . as du
187 84
SKWEHAQB.
Sundry persons for hauling
ana lauor. s miw
J A HutcMns & Co terra
cotta nine 714 69
Sundry persons tor powder
and fuse 61 r4
Sundry -pereons for smithing
Ac' .. 101 83
sundry-persons damagesfrom
uiasiinx ..... 1 w
Freight on sewer pipe. MM
Central Penna Telephone Co
tnree messages to Wyom
ing Penna 75
( 841881
MISCELLANEOUS Frai DlriaTXSXT.
Rent paid l W nartman to.
Hook and Ladder Co a sooo
Rent paid Colombia county
to Jan 1 1881 80 00
Rent paid Columbia county
ujucq 1 lBsr tor itescue
Hook and Ladder Oo U38
Rent paid J J Brower to
April 1 isn tor menosmp
Co. so 00
Rent paid appropriation to
I 148 83
Paid Bloomsburg Water Co 'for ess of
ureuyur&Dia
Paid Bloomsburg Gas Co for raa con
sumed. Paid Samuel Neyhard servlcei as town
80000
BM83
ISA 83
cuKiuuvr.. .
Paid (I E Elwell rent for council room
to Jan 1, VB83
Paid M c Sloan A Bro repairing buggy
broken In cave on Second street. . . .
Paid sundry persons cleaning council
room.
MOO
9 SO
388
Paid sundry persons coal, lock.up. ...
Paid sundry pereons for street lamps
nuu briintni. ......
Paid Samuel Neyhard services aa secre
tary 180 00
IN 00
Paid Samuel Neyhard making tax roll
ruu oamuei neyna'n preparing annual
statement and clerking tor auditors
Paid M v woodwati serving tax notices
80 60
10 00
4-niu inoycr uros tent tor locar-up to
8000
1800
Paid 8 A Petrttln A 00 rent tT pound
to April 1 1887
P Id Guy Jacoby for swearing president
ui uiwn council ana taxing two ao
knowlndcmientji . .... .
73
Paid I W McKelvy and 1 8 Kuhn et al
uitereat on over due orders nos 63
and 421J
Paid G w sterner for recording release
lurngniot wav lor storm water
sewer from Second street to Fish
creek Paid o w Neal executor of Emma n
Neal damages assessed In widening
Llghtstreel road and interest No &
Deo term lass
7M06
Paid Anna D BUlmeyer damages aaarss-
vuin wiaemnr Ligntaireei roaa ana
Interest No fi Deo term I6SS
4818
Paid Anna D BUlmeyer and 8 A Petri.
Kin proa oawg same as aoovo no a
Dec term 1883
84 04
Paid lodgment of JC Earns vs Town of
uioomsDurg wo n Kept term ids?
and Internal aaultrnM tA K n IItaI
81784
18(4
8188
8186
HOU
1600
1411 91
Paid Wm Krickbaum publlahlntiannual
statement Ao
Paid Elwell A Blttenbender publishing
nuuuni DintViucut SC.,..., ......
Paid J a Brown publishing annual
statement Ac
raid C G Il'irkley solicitor
Paid Dentler. Kluxer and Garrison aud
itors for 1S84
Faldjudgment Bloomsburg Oss Co vs
Town of Bloomsburg No in sect
Urm 1883..
I 38M48
OTHER DISBURSEMENTS,
raid on account ot orders outstanding
for 1684 H7. 181
Paid on account of orders outBtasdlnir
for 1S83 . 871(0
Paid on account ot orders outstanding
tor 1884 ,,,, tasit
Paid bonds 80000
Interest paid during the year, vti: cou
pons 86684
Interest paid on over due order No. 18 8 80
1 11 11 11 h ,1 ii gig
ii ii 11 it 11 ii jjio ((,0
Paid State Treasurer tax on loana.... i u
commission to treasurer ... him
j oaiance in nanas of treaauter..... tn 19
1 Total expenditures 3 14774 88
Deluct orders outstanding tug 43
Leaves amount equalling receipts,,,,,, I 18431,
SAMUEL NBYHAIin, P. S. BARMAN,
trscretary. Fratdtat,
We, the UDderslrned auditors ot the Town of
Bloomsbunr met Monday and TnkM aath
87th of March lbss. and do hcreky certify that wo
have examined the foregoing accounts and state,
menu and find them correct and do aprjfoTS the
same. We also report that w a find the books,
papers and publl 1 arcJIrsa of the Town have bean
and still are unprotected from Ore and burzlara
from tbe want of a proper Plaoj at MnoKvatvd
we do urge upon the cpuull the neoMly of the
purchase of a saw tor the aafe keeping M tn same
tnd would further urge a proper tndeitnr of and
purchase of Udex Books for speedy nMrenos to
minutes and other papers relating to lbs buslneatj
I
April 4-18
fJIREABURER'S BALE.
OF UNSEATED LANDS.
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY) PKNNA.
By virtue of sundry acts ot the General ABSom.
Mr of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, relai
lar to the sale of seated and unseated lands in the
county of Columbia, etc, for taxes due and un-
paio. i win oner 10 puouo aaie ia iao vour uuusc,
in ine town 01 muomaourg, on
MONDAY, JUNE litis, 1888.
at 10 o'clock, a. m. Tbe following described pieces
or isna, or sucn pan. incrroi as may oo necessary
to satisfy the amount of taxes due and unpaid
against the samo, and continue the same, from
any UJ oay aa mu biuuo may mi iuuuu neveawiryi
TICHMb OF BALE.
The amount of taxes and costs must be paid
when the land li struck off or the sale may b void
ana me property pui, up ana rcsum.
Acres. Warrantee or owners Twps.
1918 Columbia O As I Co ....Beaver ..
Hot Beaver Charles do....
slots Beaver Jesse .......... .do...,
75 BicikwayA Abbott,... do.,..
US " " do....
3IOU Br ckwayC B ;..do.,..
Slote nutl A linger do..,.
1 lnt liogart Mary. do....
3 lota Boycr F 8 ...do .,
49 cox O 8 Kx Tench Cox. do
9 " ..do....
237 " " " " ..do ..
373 " " " ' ..do....
341 " " " " ..do....
9 lots Crossing Patrick do....
llot Cannon M.. do,..,
100 Downs Martin. do......
16 " John. .......do....
s lota Eians lteece. do...,
3 " Flanagan A...... ....do.,,,
3 " FrcyWH do.,,.
lot uearhart William do. . . .
Slots " " do....
s " Hoffman EG ......ao....
3 " Harner A Je8ter......,..do,. .
to llauck Jonathan......,.do....
60 HoatsJohn do....
820 Illnderuter Sarah A do....
Slots Hunt Ellas. do.,..
3 lots Henry George, do......
1 lot Kline A do.,..
Slots Levis Frank do...
slots Lawrence w it. .. do..,.
300 Mann A Miller. do....
to Manslnger Samuel, ...... .do,.,.
loo McReynolds W II. do. . . .
slot Mastu William. do....
140 Nungtsser George ....do. ..
slots Patterson JC ..do....
siota Price Clarence do..,.
83 Rice Abraham. do....
loo " do
Taxes.
I ii 20
03
1 34
9 18
3 18
1 B-
89
34
1 06
8 14
4 li
13 97
14 03
19
. 87
1 98
S 61
1 63
1 CO
1
1 CO
51
1 OS
8 67
1 CO
S 8(1
8 03
1 CO
1 OS
64
1 66
3 49
HI 10
83
15 90
1 fil
7 41
3 16
1 61
1 CO
. 2 37
14
4-5 3 lots Ruthford, Samuel CO.,. do....
anu -- ,,.uu....
Sis Swank-Daniel. ......do....
140 SchweppenhelserIK do...,
8 Shuman A Michael do....
8 lots bchlch J J...... do .
3 lota Smith J w. do...
6 Iota scott Peter do.
10 UisanherGeo do. ..
1 GO
7 91
11 C6
132
1 CO
1 CO
98
28
812 OO
8365 West B Coal Co. do...
Slot wetzel us ...ao.
1 lot Wood Augustus. do......
31 Ulsapher George do.,. .
slots Klase WW do......
ilots Wood Augustus. do....
10 Loseo Jessee .do..,.
61 Shuman FL, do....
23 BrelschA Co do....
slots Prout Stephen dee'd .....do....
as Wells John Benton
38 Clem Rev WT Brtarcreek
soo Doty. Pealer A Stewart do....
880 ii ..do....
150 " " " ,,do....
100 " ' " ..do....
SiO " " ..do
7 Edwards Henry J do....
88 Evans Francis. do....
40 Fowler Gilbert do....
10 FreasJesseB do......
68 Freas Fannie. do....
4M LamonJesepb. ....do....
100 Kemp Daniel do...
30 Bobbins Kit do....
60 Stackhouse Jos Est do....
160 btackbousaCC J M do. ..
10 SItlerKII do....
8 CO
51
I 31
1 CO
1 06
63
X 66
83
1 61)
90
2 26
13 60
9 00
6 75
4 SO
11 29
46
4 GO
5 06
90
4 GO
H EO
4 60
2 26
1 80
6 73
46
S 17
12 38
1 13
46
X ot 830 Shaffer A Kelchner do....
9io Bcnuyicrursaiary... .... ao....
1 Stout Ellas do....
7 EdwardsMarthaJ do....
43 Yost EmanueL do......
10 " do....
3 Doty, Stewart at Swayse..do....
14 " " " do....
14 " " ' do
10 Adams Henry....i do....
40 Bower Isaiah do....
90 KoonxUeoH. .....do,,..
81 UollopeterDF do....
Soo DodBon J B..... do....
12 Shuman Reuben Catawlssa
3D Weaver Ellas...... do. . . .
307 Dornbach Margaret. do,...
881 Klner Robert do....
33 Newell Fred do....
18 CleweU Joseph Est do....
10 ' Shuman Kllas. do....
11 Harder Thomas X. do....,
7 llower Mrwea do
1 bO
61
06
33
35
23
8 37
45
11
1 35
1 -3
8 31
4 S
4 43
61
1-63
65
80
1 07
lots
i Barrett Mary centralis
1 aeragbty Thomas. ,..do...
1 " " do.,..
a Henron IHIUd... do....
1 Knetf John do,...
0 LenlghAMahanoy K,R....do....
1 McKIaney Charles. do ... .
l steel Geo W ao....
i Sweeney Margaret do.,..
1 Walsh David do....
1 " ' do....
1 " " do....
l " " do....
6
4 GO
3 63
IS CO
43
4 30
36
64
70
3 88
2 66
8 93
2 75
8 24
2S
14
Gt,
. 11
1 85
4S
I 36
28
90
09
22
186 18
1 18
Acre
xi Adams Enoa L..... centra
e AUabachlBen) do....
Slot Brobst Thomas do.....
73 Fowler John F do.....
3 Good Jacob do...
To uagenbuch William do..
10 ' " Br Eat. do..
31 Hoffman William Em do.,..
s Keller Daniel. do....
83 McUenry Dorcas. do....
llot Bponsler Jacob do...,
l lot Klrkendall A Creasy. .... do. . . .
4!9 Beam Joshua... ..Conyngham
llot BresUne Bernard. do....
Slot Drelsbach Lewis do....
119 Huston Johu... do....
385 KUneJohn L....A do.,..
slot Kramer A W ao....
1 do....
1 " Lelby Charles. do....
8 " Millard 01) do
l " McGulre Terrance do.,..
1 " Morris AanlaB. do....
2 " Monroe John do.,..
l " " do....
380 Ruaton Mary do, . . .
176 " Thomas. , do,...
100 Trlen Jacob. do.,,,
410 Young John. do....
8 Walker Lewis.. do....
3 lot BUlman Geo W do,.
l " Kress Margaret do....
s " ItemboldWU do....
160 Doty, Pealer AStewart...l"licTc
60 " " , do....
loo Blelsh Reuben. do,,.,
75 Fowler John F..... do...
80 Farver George. do...,
90 Harrison John. do.
200 Hoffman Freas. ... do....
250 Uulme William do .....
140 Lemon Thomas...... do....
800 Kindt John A Co . -....do....
6 McUenry cut Daniel. . . .do ..
50 Robbtns W A do, .
X of too Shaffer A Kelchner..., ,do!.
3 Pealer QMrgaV,..: ..do....
18 WhltrdghtVllllani......do....
60 Pealersj .do....
to Cleaver Wellington. ...Franklin
8 Yought James,., ..... do....
80 " E Howell do......
29 Rohrbaeh WUllam do...,.
20 Blbby James d...
V VastineJlI do,,.,
I Manhardt ueorge do,...
3 Hayhurst Ezra heirs. do ....
1 Blbby Augustus do..,.
64 AlbertaonMlles A Baitley
Greenwood
800 Berry John..,,, do..,.
48 Derr Iram...., do..,,
to McEwen II J.. ...do....
8j Applcman Lloyd. Hemlock
" William . ... do....
28 Hugh W. do .
loo Brugler EUsha do....
30 Campbell ML ,do..
23 EmmettAJ ...do...,
21 MoBrldellD. do....
30 Neal A Pursel do...,
80 Pursel Isiao o , do...
S Unangst Mrs Charles do....
so Wright LevL ......do,,..
si Jones David, ........do.....
loo Black P D....... Jackson
soo do.
78 Bartch Franklin. do..,.
4 MlUerCbarles W do....
" A Neyhart do
816 " .!do.
JO parkerACa do...;
73 Hess Clinton do....
13 Meeker Kllas do....
eoo Biungton Charles.. Locust
60 Dewalt George.......,,. .do.....
863 Everhart John.... do ..
93 HughealWrlght Eat do....
w Kulp A ilowluiam .....do
ao Longenberger PhlUlp do....
803 Myers Mary ,, do .
soo Huston Mary .do....
soo Charlotte do.....
SQQ Reynolds John . ..do..,.
100 Huston Thorns ..do....
10 lteece Daniel do...
8 StlueAdam. ..... do,,,,
4 Shaffer Henry do,,..
90 Rhoads Franklin do.
15 Beagle Oeorge........Madlson
33 Henaerahoit ,,, do,...
o ii - do,...
17 Shcemaker Jacob...,. do
so ii (jo ...
11 Demott Cyrus do....
oinglesTH ... "do....
8 Johnson Chester.... do....
88 cotnor J K... do Z !
8tJ EvesO w .. do., ..
85 CoxJoeL -.."...do UI
40 Ueydenrlck Tobias .do..TT
M Masters DAW do L "
so Mulerv. B.....V. ........do.
43 Graham Edward do....
81 BrockwayA Knt Main
M Hlnderlltter Henry do.T.
..M.. Shumanjohn do....
H of 100 Behmeck, Brobst, Yetter &
. Hawk do....
I Snyder Abraham....,.., .do,...
7 shuman W T.. .... ...do ...1
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GEORGE A. HEIIIIINO.
Treasurer.
rpREABURER'S SALE
OF SEATED LANDS
IN COLUM1IK COUNTY, PKNNA.
Alsoatthessmo tlmo and place the followlne
lotfl, pieces and parcels ot seated lands, returned
by tho tax collectors, am to bo sold under tho nro
visions of an Act of Assembly, entitled, "An Act
relating to the sale of lands tor tax In Columbia
County," approved March 6th, 1863.
Warrantee or
Owners. Twp's. Taxes.
Kaso A wolvcrton Bcacr.. 87 in
schrlber Henry do.... 137
Philips Catharine do.,.. 175
Mann A W do..., 28.1
IlhoadsPcter do.. 4 3 is
Bankes Daniel do.... 2a
Pursel Mrs E B .Bloom. 42 110
Gulnn George. do,... 210
BehamJohn do..,. 40.1
lTlce Jonas Catawlssa,, 23
KellcrSarah centre.. 73
cummlngs It M & Co Con'y'in 1 191 47
Cuny Ellen do.,.. 47370
Murphy. Hughes A Co,. do,... 63300
Jlclialo John It do,,, 441
Collier Michael do.,.. ski
Casey Lawrence do. .. . 4 30
Dougherty Mary. do.... 2iri
VoughtlrwlnB,,. Franklin. 97
Moore A L Greenwood.. 18 45
Albortaon David C Est. .do .... 1 75
Wand John A ..Hemlock. 1013
Rhone Michael Jackson... 6 40
Chamberlain Lewis do.... 0 74
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Hchs John lino,. 8 0'
Kline A Patterson do.... 1787
Lyons Newton do..., 3 33
Matt John do.... 350
Parker John II do.... 8 60
Frlck G A Est do.... 8 40
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Albcrtson Jesse. . do,... 8.H
Kline AbnerW do.... 449
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Shultx Ellas do.... 201
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G. A. HEK1IING, Treas.
Treasurer's onice, Bloomsburg, March 23, isss.
JTOTICE IN PARTITION.
Estate, ot John lloats. deceatea.
To Reuben Hausman, Nathan Hausman, Edwln
nousman, Sarah Etsenhard, Caroline Hunti
Louisa Weland, Mary hcherer. Caroline Scherer,
Surah Brnwn. all In Lehlfrh countv: (Miarlea lloatn
Jobs B. Boats. Jacob floats, .atharln lloats,
Mary Boats, Mary Shuman all in Schuylkill
county; Caroline singley, John Hennlnger, Frank
Nuss. David Nuss, Charles A. Shuman, guardian
of John Nuss and Lydta Nuss, nil In Beaver town,
aim), vuiiuuuiu wuuir, 1 a.
Take notice, that in pursuance of an order In
the Orphans' Court of Columbia county, Pa., an
Inquest will bo held on the premises, on real es
tate ot said decedent, situate In Heaver lownshin.
Columbia county Pa., tract No. 1 containing thirty
one acres and ten perches, neat measure; tract
No. 2 containing ten acres and tlfty.Blx perches,
Btrlct measure, whereon Is erected a house, barn
ana out cuuaings; tract no. .1 containing nity
acres strict measure; on Thursday May 3rd, 1888,
between ths hours of 10 a. m. and 4 n m, tor tho
fiurpose of making partition of tho said real estate
0 and among the children and legal reprcsenta
tlves of said decedent, If the same can bedono
wise to value and appralso tne same according to
iuw; ub wuicu tune ana place you can aiieno, u
you think proper,
SAMUEL SMITH,
13 apr Sheriff.
T4TOTICE.
isotlce Is hereby given that the following ac
count has been filed In the court of Common Pleas
of Columbia countv and will be nresented to the.
said Court on the first Monday of May A. D. 1'8
aim cuunrmea nisi, ana unlets exceptions are niea
within four days thereafter will bo confirmed
absolute.
1. First and final account of B. W. Hess com
mittee ot Fannie Coleman a lunatic
WM. ILSNYDEH, Frothy.
Prothonotarv's Office, ltlnomkburo. Ia.. Anrll
, 1838.
BLOOMSBUKG MARKET.
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Hams 1
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Side
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Ylnegar per gal
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Veal skins
Wool per lb
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No tl $2.00; No 2. 8, & Lump $8.25
L.i,, u To,w uitiiminup sjo.so
RtvSiSJ!)V ? &Jalrner WKOe$aie Commission
New York. April 28, 1888.
April tbllS far has not heen a verv ontla.
factory month to tbe produco dealers,
weather having been very changeable and
unfavorable to business ienprllv. lie.
celpts la nrlnclpil lines have largely In
creased and prices have consequently de
clined, but wo are lookbg for u more ac-
uyo uuuu ueiuro many days, isgga still in
liberal Minnlv anil freali atneW urnrlh 1J
allhough something strictly laocy might
exceed this price. Dressed calves also la
large supply and prices lower ; selling fancy
stock, from 7J to 8c j fair to choloe 5 to 7c.
Game Selllnir Slawlv Kt ol.nill fnrmnrnrlrn
Tame squabs, wblto 3 60 to 4 00 a doz.
To-day's receipts of dressed poultry aro
only moderate and present prices will prob
ably be sustained. Fancy dressed turkeys
18 to 14c. Choice chickens and fowls 11
tp 18o. Ducks 13 to 16c. Geese selling
slow, 9 to 12o Canons 80 tn 2(!r. rwr IS.
Prime broilers 80 to 4(V. llmtpr market
quiet and unchanged, and fancy creamery
selling to-day from 20 to 27oj extra tub3
and patla. creamcrv 23 to aim iinlrv tuln
and pails 20 to 23c. A fair quantity of ap
pics continue to come forward. The de-
manu 13 good on cbolco cradee, hut ordl
nary selling very slowly. Prlmo baldwins
worth 3 SO to 3 75 nor 1,1,1 . fair tn crnnd
8 00 to 8 35. Ilussets SOO to 8 60. Old
onions aro firm and prices favorable; sell
ing prime red and yellow from 5 60 to 7 00
a bbl. The trade In potatoes continues
.quiet and with only a moderate demand,
prices are easier, mate rose 3 60 to 8 00 a
bbl., latter tor fancy stock buruank 2 25
to 3 87. Sweet notatnea am imrlianireH.
4 00 to 4 25. There has been a fair supply
of some lines of beans and prices show no
tumuli! uiiBuge over previous quotations.
Marrow, choice. Qfla. Mi., Hi, m' g nn lr
3 55. White kldnev 2 80 to 2 BS and red
1 75 tO 1 00. IVna rlmlre R.l tn A (HI.
Turtle soup, 1887, 1 75 to 1 80. Nothing of
umcu imporiance to note In the market on
VAV Bnnln. 1 ....... it. .
present from 8 to OJo j fair to cbolco 7 to
8. Cherries 16 to 21c, liaspberries 25 to
37c Ulackbcrrlos 81o. Huckleberries 9
to 10c. The rccelnts of both Imv and straw
contlnueNery moderato, and with a good
demand the market is firm oo all grades.
Prime hay selling tii-day from 00 to OJo;
tair to cuoico YU to ttt, ltye straw 65 to use;
Beeswax 23 to 25c per lb. The receipts ot
maple sugar are liberal and fancy stock
worth 0 to 10c per lb , syrup 63 to 75a per
eal. Furs unclianird. Ileaver .1(10 tr
4 00. Ulnk 40 to 100. Fox 75 to 1 09s
bkUnk 85 to 1 10, Muskrat IB to 18c.