COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBUKG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, FA. 1
The Columbian.
0. 1. Ilwtll, Iimu..i
J. K. BltUnttniir., J
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 188&
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
b-
Tho Domooratlo National Convon
tion is assembled this week at St. Louis
for tbo purpose of nominatinc candl
dates for President and Vice-President
of the United Statee. Cleveland's re
tinmtnftttnn imnntmAiialtr Vina fton otn.
noting nn ill uM.,o nn.l .L!ln llinrn I
wvuw u . ' mi LiivaLi'i cauu n iuiu I v.
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vol nil ntlnrt mlria tn mil Nonnlnr I
Gray on the second plaoe on the ticket, Mr. Brownjtnd his colleagues wlll.have tercsting point by reading from tho re
it is now certain that Allen G. Thur- a largo bill of costs to pay, as well as cord of 18C8 showing that Blaine was
man of Ohio will bo nominated for I
Vlnn.PrAattlnnt. I
Thoro wero 10.000 people in Muslo
Hall whon Chairman Barnum oallcd
the convention to order at noon on
Tuesday. Samuel M. V. Whito of
California was elected temporary ohalr.
man, and on taking his seat ho said :
Ukntlemen of the tjoNVKNTioN !
Prnfnnml v rrratofiil fnr llin iiiitlnntlnn I
ins) nnnforriul imnn ma T am nnvnr. I
, ! 1 1 . . T I 1 I
uio less conscious mat l nave ueeu i
rhnoon fnr thin nnntttnii Wanan of
your appreciation of that important
section ot our common country trom I
wnsnco i come. i congratuiave you
tint ninrnlw n Tlomnrrata. Vint (IB I
American citizens on tha encouraging
circumstanoes which attend tho inau-
gnration of our proceedings.
Up to tho lato Presidential election
tho Republican party declared that
Demooratiosucoess meant national ruin,
and that whatever might be said ot I
tho crimes and transactions of thoso I
than in antlinr.ttr nnl In tin nthel tnon. I
inf. .mtM ihn urnlfarn nf thft TTnltlrl
States bo safely confided. This doo-
trino was repudiated at the polls and
mo experience oi aimosi iour years una
demonstrated tha. those oharges were I
unwarranted and that tho people wero I
right in demanding and compelling a titionors and three of tho directors." witn a qmoic, snarp tern. iuu ay
radical change. Technically this is true as to tho six master General recently awarded a con-
Tho platform ot principles adopted
at our last National Convention
Bcribed with accuracy the rules
duct which should control
mental action. Grover Cleveland was I
selected by that convention as a man
wnoso nrmness, aDinty, inioeruy ana
statesmanlike qualities pro-emincntly
fitted him to undertake tho task of
carrvincf out tho trreat reforms thus I
BUgpested by the organization to whose I
4 4-1.-1 1 I 3A4h!UI
wsueu) ue uau ever mxa reauy w jriom
compliance. No public servant ever I
or in better faith than our honored
President Unostentatious in tho dis-
o'uarge of his trust, he has never failed
to apply to affairs of State those sound
business maxims the observance of
which is even more necessary in publio
than in private station. 0f their appointment until the next the Senate committees representing toe
For years it hai been generally con- board goes in, and therefore those who republican party, and tho House corn
ceded that it was necessary to reform appealed could not be directors unless mittees, tho democratic party. For in-
4l. - 4 1 4X H'l. : I n ... nn t Hn I
buu biuiii. luu oAiobiuu iw uu w
subject had been called into being dur-
ing the excitement and because of the
exigencies of war. The Republican
party, while not denying the necessity
for reform, has ever failed to suggest
any remedy and has universally thwart
ed tne ettorts ot tne uemocracy to at-
The present administration has real-1
ized the 'promise made by the Demo-1
cratio Convention of 1884. It has I
sought to rednoe taxation and lighten
the burdens of the peoplo and to re-1
duce the revenuo so as to prevent un-
uue aucuuiuiauuu m mo xreasury, uuu
has at the same time taken the requis-
ite stops to foster and proteot domes-
tic industries. It has discouraged the
ceotralization of wealth and has ena-
bled.so far as circumstances would per-1
rait, those in tho less favored walks of
life to enjoy the benefits of their exer- Supreme Court. This committee cal'ed In order to make it as easy as possible
tiona. In other words, the Demoora- on Ikeltr fc Hfrring and Geo. E. El- on the oorporations,tho bill only forfeit
tic administration has set its utmost en well.and authorized them to continue as ed the lands, through whioh the road
deavors to carry out the platform on nnunanl in thp case, to nrenaro the oa- had not b en built. When this bill
Wbioh our great reform victory was I
achieved. If the tariff has not been mo-1
dified it is because of the Republican
obstruction. A now generation has
come upon tho scene. They lovo their I
country belter than tho delusion of an
empty name. They know that the
glory and advancement ot tne republic
is dependent on general co-operation.
While they glory in their fathers' hero-
10 aeeas; iney yet believe mat nnicina i
words and exagerated references to the
past are not promotive of present bar-
rtony, ot tulure prosperity and that an
administration which tredu alike and
recognizes that there is no diBtinctiou
before the law of race or section is best
i-nUt ,n f.,-.i, .i, 0n.i
VUIUUklW4 OrV tmvuvi vuu Ltuui mi iuvvi
est and to perpetuate the blessmgs of
libeitv
l . . ; . in 4,. t
ni nnnpHL lnLniiifrnni: pier.tnr wiiiihp
judgment is untainted by prejudice is
prepared to again entrust this govern
ment to the JJemocratio party. That
that party has accomplished so much,
notwithstanding tho continued opposi
tion of its foes, is ample evidence that
during the next four years its policy
will be tiually and completely adopted
he coming contest will result in In
triumph of Democracy The nomiuet s
of this convention will be the chosen
representatives of the people, and if we
do our duty tho Republican party will
henceforward be unable to retard the
progress of our country.
Grover Cleveland was nominated for
President by acclamation Wednesday,
The Vice-President was not named, but
everything indicates that Tburmsn
will bo nominated without opposition,
A Uastardly Deed-
PARIS OlttKN FED TO CATTLE.
Last week, savs tho ilhamokia -Din
jmteh, Perry Grady was arrested and
taken before Justice A. N. lirico at
Sunbury, oharged with having poisoned
two mules and three Bteers two years
nern lliia mmi th. thn nrnnartv of .Tonpnh
and Diiramerviiie xiontjiiiier oi tvaipun
township, near what is known as th..
ltlna nhnnih. Thn liiulnrv nf the nnse
i pa fnllnu- ftrnrlv )u nmnlnrad bv
.w..w . j r j '
tho lloughner's but on March 2, 1888, n. wwou wero empioyea uy mo oonooi
they paid him his wages and notified Uoard as counsel in the case, they per
hiiu that his services wero no longer formed the required services, rendered
n.oHD1l Tim f U,w lnft Hip nrfimlapB.
but his brow was dark with passion,
He went to a neiuhboring house, and
after tellinn the ladv what had trans-
pired made the remai k "nut ill ga
nvpn with tlipm " Thinirs nioved aloni!
smoothlv until the followlnr month of
Tnnn urlipn ttin f1v nnl.nn.lft wpr.. taken
sick. Tho two mules nnd two of tho
steers died. A post-mortem exaralna-
tiou was made and Paris creen disco
vered in their stomachs. Clioumstan
oes oointed to Gradv as tho man who
committed the dastardly deed but no
thing twgible. could bo brought to
light to fasten the crime on him, until
last week when sufliuient evidence was
discovert d to warrant his arrest. He
will be tried at September stsslcn.
lie Is now out under ball.
A MALIOIODS LIBEL-
Ever bIiico J. 0. Brown wii romov-
ml from tho School Board with the
olhor director for a failure to perform
a doty enjoined upon thorn by law, ho
liM exhibited his Bpleon on several oo.
oaslong, and has attempted to create
nnbllo nantlmont in his own favor by a I
most outrageous uso of tho columns of
his nowspaper. in an article priniea
ho made attaoks on I
ovnmbodv oonnoctcd with tho case, in-
eluding tho petitioners, tho court, tho
I nnnnaol. ft nil nnmfl of tho witnesses,
having tho assuranoo of his advisers
that tho onse would certainly be revor-
sod. Things have not turned out, ana
are not at all likely to turn ont as
Itrown honed and oxocctod. As has
(man iniml hnforn. tho oleAr Indict I
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t at flm time of tho armament in ine I
Dnnnnin flnlirt Unfit thftt tho SDDCal I
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4j u.ii liiiu -. ....... . . .
1 . . . t v ,t 1 - 4 4 I
utnn M hn flltmlDAAfl. Rnn in limb OVVUV I
their oounsel fees. As ho expected to
win ilia xmn. -nil nn havfi all tho bills I
incurred on his side paid out of the
treasury of tho school dtstriot.it is hard
dly to bo wondered at that ho should
becorao f rantio with rage, and accuse
counsel employed against him of "con-
spiraoy" because in the regular couri-e
ot their protessionai caning luey reuui-
va llinir nv from those DV WllOm tneV
nrorn omnlnvml. ThprO WHS but 0D6 I
t ' . !- wit.. MliA1n l.n.anliAn
conspiracy in jnim wmuiu hwobvwvui
and ill at vug on lllQ Part of the three I
directors headed by Brown, who petals-
tentiy oiockcu mo wneeis oi iue iimwi i
aistnoi. uecauau iui-jt wm uu """-v
nUnn fnr ft favorite Bt their OWH fiffUreS.
That was the conspiracy that was do-
nounced by the community at the time,
and that was tho conspiracy that was
uprooted by tho court through tho eff-
orts of tho oounsel who are now nub-
lectod to an infamous charge because
f orsooln tney aarea to an ior iue re-
moval of a sohool board of whioh J. V. I
Rrnurn ma n mnmber. I
mt.' ni Ar n. Uxt
Brown is incorrect in some instanoes
ani maliciously false in others, for tho
truth was easy to ascertain, lie says
tho case then taken np to tho Su-
preme Court was between tbo six pe-
natitionera. but not aa to three direct-
n in thn Knnrnmn f!nnri on nn nn-1
(,! t,v three persons to-wit. Brown. I
T,ttwlii and nairenbncb. who wanted
t0 ,e reinstated as directors. The
indn - mont of tho court below was in I
,.,. rnvt.raA hv . Iiicthpr tribu. I
nai an j this Mr. Brown ascertained I
. " ... . . I
wjen one Of ,1118 attorneys WCni to I
Philadelphia at the time the appeal
rvntt in mnlm a mntkl order rptain. I
tije board in office until the case
waa decided finally, which was refused,
ino persons appointed by the court
congtituted the board of directors of
Bloom Sohool Distriot, from the time
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reinstated, xdo case mereiore oe-
came on0 ln which the district was in
terested, and tho now board very prop-
erjy conceived it to bo their duty not
t0 fet the case go by default. As they
ha(j en put in office by tho court it
thnr rfntv to hpo that thev were
not turned out simply by a refusal and I
tnr. TTiul the board taken no action. I
havo nnnpared in the 1
SnnrpmB Court asainst the appeal and I
jt might have been sustained. And I
.hat is where the Bhoe pinches. In-1
gtea(j 0f resting supinely on their oars,
nnd nnrmitt. no- thn ease to K PV de-
fauH whereby all tho costs and trou
bie would liave been for nothing, the
H(,hnoi board of Bloom Distriot a-
nolntcd a committee consisting of J. I
jt Tustin and G. A. Herring, to d'rect I
Lmmanl to tro on with the case in tho I
per DOok, and go to Philadelphia and
ofornn the cose. I
j purgaance of this action of tho
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, U:h j mnM. I
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T, V
E- Elw.e 1 18 00.DCeraod. thst he volun-
leered ms services to anyone, or ever
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ffl1! 18180 88 lo
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contrary the oounsel were solicited for
a montn Det0.re y!ona cononi
"an, prmniuiura, ""1" """
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muauio men existing in me aisiricr.
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I to suppose that any one would be will-
I met to p-ive nis time ana services in a
i w ... . . . .
case like that, and go to Philadelphia I
for a week and pay his own expense,
iust for clorv. It is also untrue that
any member ot too board raised ms
voice atvainst the navment of the bill.
vVhen first presented it was laid over
until the next meeting and then passed
unanimously. It is unnecessary to go
into further details; we simply say that
any allegation of any agreement oi
arrangement between any of the coun
sel, by winch tho district wa to ba de-1
I .1 . , !.,.. ! . I
"rnuuru oi a mugm peuur, is a luise
as it is malicious.
Mr. Brown has permitted his preju
dices to get the betlor of his judgment,
or he certainly would not havo been
guilty of using snoa inexcusable lan-
gunge. To charge such men as lwv,
J. P. Tustin, O. W. Neal, It. II. Iting-
ler, G. A. Herring, W. II. bnyder aud
C. S. Furman with being conspirators
to rob the school ilHtnot, "who were
willlu' to lend themnolves as roa dy in
struments to carry into effect such
raid upon tho school treasury ' is a I
libel that has mi t with almon univer
sal condemnation by tho sober mindtd
uit'zuns ot this town.
I his articlo is not written by way
of apology or explunatioo, but has
i tcu umnu un 4.4ou. .U4U4,,,..UU,
that could not b pass-d by In silence.
lllO whole substance Of the matt P
is this i Ikeler Js IKrring and Geo.
i ti in t .11.. il. 13.1 i i
a reasonaoio Dili ior me wor periorm-
ed, and received their pay. Home ono
else Is lell out in me cold, hence mse
tears.
There is a man In No? York who
eats class, carpet tacks and live frogs,
and ho savs that this abnonntl drsiro
to turn his stomach Into a jnnk shop
was brought about wholly by the
ccssivo use ot cigarettes.
John W, Johnson the recently con
victed murderer of tho Colb)s, has
boon cranted a new trial, which will
r . . a -Li t
tako place on the 10th of September
next, Ho if generally believed to bo
Innocent.
WA8HIHQT0N LETTEB.
From our Regular Oorrospondont.1
Waiiunuton, Juno 4th.
1888.
Tha TWiJont and Mrs. Cloveland
oolobratcd tho o:ond anniversary of
their marrinco on Saturday at Oak
VIpw. their suburban residence, by
hsvlnc a few friends tako tea with
them.
About suiy prominent raurauurs ui
both Houses of Uonnress are in attend-
aneo unon tho national convention at
St. Louis. Many more would havo
boon thoro had thev not bron unwlllinir.
to leave tbo pending tanu aisoussion
in tho lower IIouso. Three days of
tho pint weoic were ncvoion 10 mo con-
gidurnlion of tho tarilt dim oy sections,
under tho fivo mlnuto rule, but owing
In renublican obstruction thoro was
-s - -- T t.
vnrv little nroarens mauo. nutnuur
I . . " l.l L1.l. XI-
WHS tllO tllftltl Stumbling blook.
Kir.
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T1 t t f If . I. .. .....1. aM In
I)ronKinrifll?l!. OI IVUUlllVHYtluauu a.i iu
at that timo a ficroo advocate ot tree
lumber, Hut tho result Ot IMS WBS
that most of tho evening was upeni in
discussing Blaino b tantt record,
The last thing dono by tho IIouso
on Saturday afternoon was to discuss
tho Agricultural Appropriation bill,
It got in a little row over the l8"?"
ot inoreasea saisrius iur
c als Of that JJepaumCUl, nna vuere
WfM thn Usual IU88 BbOUt tllO BOprOprla-
ll! . f- Unr aa natlfll fhn tmlitlPJll
uuu iui bduupi u r1"
seeds men oamO Out victoriously.
General Sheridan may bo belter or
no may do ubuu uuiuiu mi .uuut
juu. u laumi m . w-r--
lOW eaoh Othor tOO frequently tO make
any record of his oondition. Tho bill
reviving tho rank of "General of the
Army" has been passed, signed by tho
President, confirmed by tho Senate,
and General Shoridan promoted there-
to. He was much gratified by the pro-
motion, ana aioiawu, uiiubuu. i
of thanks to the President.
Tllfl rOnubUoanS of the Senate lUdl
Iniarv no m mitt go are Bill! delaying in
making a report to tho benato on the
nomination of Mr. Fuller to be Cbiet
ioubmub.
Secretary Whitney has pulled np
Paymaster General Fulton ot the Navy,
tract tor lurmsning iou.vuu pou hub ui
the lowest An Investigation is now
in progress to ascertain tho causo of
mis Beeming lavonusn. oeuremry
Whitney says he will go to tho bottom
of the affair.
Belva Lockwood has ofhoially ao
cepted the nomination for President
4 1 1 1 I. 4L4 ...... n 1 n.vln
veuuyruu hit vy iue cijum iuwjinit;.
This will be her second Presidental
If a norson has any doubt as to which
political party is in favor of tho big
corporations and monopolies of the
country, just let that person keep a
close watch upon the actions of th
committees of tho Senate and House
-4 4 1 T I n4nnllr. nnoBnrt n
sinuuv, tuu uuura cuvui.iy ioncu
bill requiring tho Paciflo railroads to
construct and operate telegraph lines
over their roads; when the Senate oom-
mittee on, commerce got hold of this
bill, they reported it to tne Senate with
an amendment striking out the word
"construct , which virtually destroys
bave, in compel liner these roads to con-
struct telenraph lines that would be
run in opposition to those of tho West-
ern Union Telegraph company. With
the word "construct" left out of tho
bill, the railroads will simply make
some arrangement with the Western
Union company, that will continue the
present monopoly. Here is another in
stance of the Senate favoring big corp-
orations. Publio opinion compelled the
Senate to pass a bill forfeiting all the
unearned grant of land to railroads.
reaohed tho IIouso committee on publio
tandp. Mr Holraan of Indiana offered
asubstituto providing that all lands
shall be forfeited that have not been
earned in strict accordance with the
original grants. These two bills givo
a good general idea of tho polioy of tho
two partieB in dealing with wealthy
corporations. Tho domocrata believe
,n oontroling thern. the republicans in
I being controlled by them.
Mr. Cleveland has been invited to
the opening of the Cincinnati eznosi
tion on July 4.
j
He will go if possible.
There aro never but two graduates
at the- Jfilectortal college commence-
ments. Rochester Post JSxprets.
Be Sure to Cot Hood's
8ariapaiiUa,ny child. Bee that they do not
giro you anything elte. You remtmber Ilia
the medicine v. hlih did mama so much good a
year ago my favorite
Spring Medicine
Nearly ercrybodyneedi a good ipring medi
cine like flood's BariaparUla to azpal lmpurl
tlei which accumulate In the blood during tho
winter, keep up trcngth aa worm weather
cornea on, create an appetite and promote
haalthy digestion. Try Hood's Sanaparllla
aad you will be convinced of Its peculiar
merits. It la the Ideal spring medicine re
liable, btneficlal, pleasant to take, and glvea
lull value for the money, Be ante to get
Hood's Sarsaparilla
SoldbyalldrugtUM. fl tutor!. Freparttlaulf
ky a I, HOOD A CO., ApothM arlel, Lowttt, lUil.
IOO Do80 One Dollar
A DMINISTilATOlt'B NOTIUK.
r-t tf m nf ftiimlni&tratlon on the Bald relate hav
ing been granted to the under-binned admlclatrator
aliDenjona Indebted to Bald estate are hereby uo-
tined to par the aame, and those h&nnr claliua
aicaiuSL aaia caL&bO yrcacuv iue rouio ij
" llkOUUII W VVIfll V . A Amw
llfOai At MUt tUlUll
ChrUman, Atty. May 1 1 w
flXECUTOR'8 NOTICE.
Jittati
Of Maria Urn lal oT Kenton UMntMp
Letters testamentary on the said estate baring
been granted to tbe utiders'gneii, all persons in.
debtea to Bald estate are hereby notified to pay
the Bame, ana mose naving viuiiua bkbiuai. hww
tato will present the same for settlement to
,Uili1 IV. 44 4.1.4.4.1 4MVWW.,
A DillNlBTKATOlt'B NOTICE.
jf(aMo4lbrrf mtrimiian UtU 0 FitMngcretii
T..ir.( .rtminutrotinn in said estate having
boen granted to the undersigned ladinlnlBtrator,
. . ' i 4 t4..l.i4i4l.,ra Imraliv nnll.
Hf5er5i
JJ,'55
4iay the Bame, and those having clalmj
. i ...... ... . ...a ir.Tn. t rt
4.nsinu haM M.tfiln nrenent the same to
"4, uim'ii 1UUVMU1N. Aiffenr.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Intending purchasers of Ponti'
KxTnACT cannot tako too much pre
caution toprovcntsnbstltutlon. Some
druggists, trading on thoiwpularityof
tho grout Family Itomedy, attempt to
palm oft other preparations, unscru
pulously assorting them to bo "tho
samons" or "equal to" Pond's Ex
TnACT, IndllTcrcnt to tho deceit prac
ticed upon and disappointment there
by caused to tho purchaser, sa long
as larger proflts aecruo to themselves.
iUways insist on having Tond's Ex
tiuct. Tako no other.
SOLD IN BOTTLES ONLY ; NEVER
DY MEASURE. Quality uniform.
Prepared only by POND'S EX
TRACT CO., Now York and London.
Sco our namo on ovory wrappor and
laboL Note picturo of bottlo below.
m
MB,
Catant,
Kleitia
tttn, Kenralola,
Tootlactt,
Bruises,
Bums,
Illlt
01 HI
mm.
Tho Pamons Leetnrcr, JO!T! B. 00C01T,
wrote 1 ' For 8oro Throat, especially whan tend
ing to ulceration, I ha?a found It very bcnetlclal."
ASmtEW B. 1Y1IITE, Ki-Prealdent of Cornell
University, saya 1 " One of the absohito neceuU
lUtot bonsekecpUg." B4irttoQ4ttlugmvin4.
tnax ABBOTT, the celebrated prima donna.
" Valuable and beneficial."
UETWOOD. SSIITn, X. D.. K.K., CP., of
Bngland. " I hare used It with marked ternSt."
t H. O. MESTO, jr. ., BrooLlyn. N. T. "I
know of no remedy ao generally useful.'
ABTIT1JB nci!TSESS, K.D.. F.n.0,8., of
XngUnd. "I hare prescribed POND'S EX
TRACT with great ancceaa."
JC8TIN D. FtlLTOlf, D.B., Brooklyn, N. T,
" Provinz Itself to be a necessity in our home."
P. A. rTTSTEItTTLT, X. D., Nsshvule, Term.
" Have need large quantities of POIOl'S BX
TRACT ln my practice."
n. R. B. HeCOBD, Matron, TJome ot DetU.
tato CWldren. " We find It most efflcacloua and
useful."
In Bottles onlr. Prices, SOe., $1, t.S.
Nott our namt on every wrapper an$ labJ.
Prepared oaly by POXD'8 EXTBACT CO.,
NEW YORK AMD LONDON
SHERIFF SALES.
By virtue of sundry writs Issued out ot the
Court ot common Pleas ot Columbia county, ra.,
and to me directed wUl bo exposed to publio sale
at the court house ln the town of Bloomsburg, Pa.,
on
SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1888,
at 2 p. m., all that certain taessuago piece or par
cel of land ultuatclln Franklin township, Colum
bia county, Pa.
No.1. Bounded nnd described as follows, to-wlt:
Commencing at a point ln & publio road leaning
from Catawlssa tOiRoarlngcreelc ln Franklin town
ship, near the houso of John .Ulassmeler, thence
north.twenty-clght and ahalf degrees, east thirty
two and six-tenths rods to a yellow pine down,
thence north one degree, east one hundred and
sixty-four and three-tenths rods to a post, thence
south eighty-three degrees, west one hundred and
seventy-nine rods to a hickory ; thence south eight
degrees, weat one hundred nnd twenty and three-
tenths rods to a post ln the public road, thence
south elghty-alx degrees, easuonehundred and
thirty-are and nine-tenths rods to a point In the
rood to Boarlngcreek road, thence south twenty
degrees, east eighteen and cine-tenths rods,
thence serenty-seren and a halt degrees east six.
teen rods; thesco south; thirty-six degrees, east
twenty-six and six-tenths rods to the place ot be
ginning; containing one hundred and sixty-one
acres and nineteen perches, on which are erected
a framo dwelling house, bank barn and ;out-bulld-lngs.
ALSO a right ot.way from said house along the
right bank of lioarlngcrvek through division No. 2.
to a publio road, sold to Jacob' Schuyler by John
W. Hoffman, nigh Fherlff ot Columbia county,
deed dated March .1, 1ST7S and .conveyed by sold
Schuyler to J. B. Iloblson.
Seized taken ln execution at the suit ot Thomas
Trench vs. James Boyd Koblson, and to be sold as
the property of James Boyd Roblson.
Zabb, Atty. AU FL Fa,
ALSO,
A lot of ground situate In the town ot Blooms
burg, county ot Columbia, bounded and described
as follows, to-wlt : Beginning at a corner ot lot
of Peter E. Knapp on Iron street, between Second
and Third streets, thence eastwardly alongsald
lot one hundred and six feet to an alley, thence
southwardly along said alley thirty feet to an
other lot ot Charles Krug, thence along said lot
westwardly one hundred and six feet to a corner
on Iron street, and thence northwardly along sold
street thirty feet to corner ot lot of Peter K,
Knapp aforesaid, the place ot beginning, whereon
ore erected a two story frame dwelling house and
out-bulldlngs.
ALSO,
Anothertlot ot ground situate In the town of
Bloonlsburg aforesaid, bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at a corner of tho above de
scribed lot on Iron street, thence along said lot
eostwardly one hundred and six ieet to an alley
thence southwardly along said alley 63 feet 4 ln
to lot ot the Reformed congregation, thence west
wardly along said lot one hundred and six feet
to a corner on Iron Btreet, thence northwardly along
sold street 62 feet 4 Inches to a corner, the place of
beginning, wltereon are erected a two story frame
dwelling bouse, barn and out-bulldlngs.
Seized token In execution, and to be sold as the
property ot Charles Krug.
AL Ft Fa. SAMUEL SMITH.
May Si 'S3 Sheriff.
jyjERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT.
List of Dealers in Columbia County.
I hereby certify the following list of Dealers
token, returnea ana ciasaraea oymo w accoraance
with the several acts ot Assembly In and for tbo
year isgt Is correcMo the best ot my knowledge.
BEAVER.
Son
moat,
DipiUarli,
km,
Intooiu-
0011,
Same and Butlneu Clan Ltctrue
a I Drclsbach store 14 7 00
W 8 Corbett ft Co store It 710
Levi Michael store 14 7 oo
Mrs J F Smith hotel S 15 Oi
T J Shuman btore II 7 CO
C A bhuinan store 14 TOi
w H itoeder grocery 14 too
D L Slngley store 14 7 00
BENTON.
J E Edson store 14 T 00
J II McUenry hotel 5 75 00
TO Kcilenry drugs and hardware 14 7io
John Heacock tobacco 14 7 00
Ira McUenry furniture It 7 00
Alfred Mcilenry store 13 10 00
11 F Everett store 14 7 00
Holland Mcilenry store 14 700
Elijah Albertson hotel s tsoo
Keller liros stoves and tinware 14 T oo
JJ Mcilenry itore 13 10 00
Umuel Drake hotel S 75 ou
ltohr Mcilenry 13 10 00
Mcilenry it Co distillery loo 00
(J M Smith store H 7 00
BERWICK.
W O Hook botel
It llerger restaurant
150 00
150 00
John ft (lould druggist
14
14
14
14
It
14
14
14
14
It
13
14
14
8
13
13
14
14
It
14
TOO
M Lerrclotninz
tuo
700
T J stylea Co druggist
J J Aianacmue & i'U uaiunara
O W Brubaker hardware
7 IK)
700
LMl heuer c co ciotmng
It BSwayze store
700
700
TOO
704
j rrreassco storfl
11 F Prlesback oigans and machluos
II M llockman confectionery
fmlth linn store
700
10 00
700
700
3000
10 00
Y L Dlatlehurst rurnitura
roMcMurtrie cioimnir
H K Heller pool tabla
it u urispiu bmru
II H Dowers store
A f Young slaves and tinware
Isaiah Bowers st ore
10 00
700
700
50 00
Jackson c wooaen m rg co store
11 v Hponenberg hotel
drove & Klsner druggist
150 00
700
700
100 00
r rt&3 nrus luiuucr
August Tblele bottler
BHIAIlCItEEK.
Ash A- Bros distillery
U W Miller hoUl
BLOOMSBUHO.
Geo Aurand hotel
D Lowenberg Est clothing
Jacob 1. Ulrton hotel
J It Schuvler Co hardware
Charles V Kunyan hardware
O N Wilson grocery
J D Wilson leather
fttlckle co confectionery
OO Mar r store
o luchart grocery
Bloomsburg Car Co store
c B Bobbins liquor store
W It Tailor bottler
W U (lllmore restaurant
Mrs Wm Webb tobacco Btore
Louis Bernhard lewder
tl A tlcltelvy druggist
100 00
T5 00
15000
1000
150 00
It 00
10 00
700
701
TOO
TOO
700
10 00
200 00
10UOO
150 0
700
700
TOO
700
700
li v aiuaa suiru
ureat Eastern Tea Co tea store
Louis Uro&i clothing
TOO
150 00
100 00
TOO
700
John Y Caldwell bod
Jtei
ltwr dross bonier
Wm llabb store
Baker and Header furniture
j w uyer store
W J correll A Co furniture
700
1000
700
700
700
ij
it
"2'l
u A Klelm druggist
tl u iianman carpel, awro
I w llartman A bona store
W UcKeltr store
(rMKKat itore
80 00
44 00
TOO
13 00
150 00
4000
p M ui more rratkuruit
Morcr Droa wholnials dnwaiiU 7
I John 8 rhilllpa conreotloattr 14
I Jaoob Keller notlona 10
700
SO no
If 60
u J ciark son autre 11
liemanl Htohner reaunnat
Ueo A Clark book store IS
P 1) Uentler anos atora II
(1 W Ilertfloh clotblnir II
David K (ilrton cool tablea a
160 00
10 00
10 to
700
SO 00
700
700
100
too
SOW
TOO
700
700
700
U W llrown grocery H
J BAltTPr organs and mathlnel 14
Ij k Whary atorea and tinware 14
WngerMfgCo aewlnr tnacblnca 14
Farmers' Produce Exchange (tort 8
coal H
WIIKo her coal it
Creaar ft WAlla lumber 14
1 11 K lilckn grocery ,4
wiiuam (iirtrcr
150 00
nioomabnrirfJarcoRnal ta
700
llarman ft TlAKacrt coal ta
700
too
70
TOO
700
700
ino
TOO
700
TOO
15001
1150
700
TOO
700
10 00
700
19 50
N W Hart on grocery 14
Henry Klelm grocery 14
Hartroan ft Kdgar atoTea ft tinware 14
Mrs W II Allen store 11
11 II Vannatta naner atam 1 a
I J 11 Mercer dnitf store 14
Andrew solledrr aboe nndlngs 14
J A Hess aboe store 14
HTn c Kyer clothing 14
W U Tubba hotel
II V Whlta ft (.' trrfctn ilealara !
O W Neal ft Bro coal 14
J J ft W II 11 rower carpet a tore 14
Joseph Oarrlson nour and feed 14
Eshlcman ft wolf stores ft tinware It
I) A Creasy store . 14
Bloomsburg Iron Oo store 19
O A Jacoby coal 14
" " store 14
O W Bterncr hardwara 14
o 8 Furman harness fte 14
O a Bavago jewelry 14
700
7 00
TOO
TOO
700
OATAWISSA.
O w lielfsnyder hotel s
Adam Truokenmlller restaurant S
Jonenb A (lultorman store 14
T R Harder furniture 18
75(0
75 00
7 CO
1000
SO 00
700
TOO
TOO
1000
1000
700
I J K Sharplem ft Sons store 10
T I) nernlnger furniture 14
ao iTi'CKeDmuierorganasmacmora it
Geo Manbart shoe store
14
J II Ulemer store
II F Hpangier clotbing eroro
E K Hlle shoe store
A L llolsbue confectionery '
M A swank store
8 1) Una vn restaurant
TOC
700
7500
700
75 00
700
710
700
1 00
TOO
700
700
700
700
SO 00
7100
700
TOO
700
700
700
stori-a and tinware
B K Longenberger hotel
1 11 t-eosuoltz store
o E Clay well grocery
M A Blbby store
o w Fisher Agt druggist
8 1) Itlnard store
C H Schmlck hardware
o W Whipple drug store
O F Harder lumber
O W " "
Albert letter pool table
Mrs Hester Kinier hotel
IM A Blbby coal .
o c Mendenball stores and tinware
Simon Roup coal
Dam (frtmn coal
B M Tewksbury fertilizers
CENTRAL! A.
Irrln Bros store
1000
15000
M w Bfennan restaurant
Joanna O'Connor liquor store
John w Ooldsworthy restaurant
' " " pool table
MrsM Pelter hotel
too 001
150 00
SO 00
16O00
80 00
7 CO
too 00
20000
700
TOO
160 00
200011
15000
700
TOO
TOO
150 00
100 00
700
10 00
rjooi tattte
Mrs Dturan grocery
IT Collins liquor store
Arthur McLaughlin liquor store
u u M.uuaei mriuburc
D c Black grocery
Edward MoFadden restaurant
14
II
John Ncrtney liquor store
Chas Fetterman notcl
Andrew Lemhan store
O W Davis dru store
14
U
14
a u rortner stores ana tinware
E J llaffey restaurant
LA Riley ft Co store
L Fetterman store
14
13
14
14
14
13
OB Millard store
James McBrearty restaurant
150 00
700
700
TOO
1000
150 00
700
150 00
15000
a j nnneny jr arug store
Jobn Davis confectionery
O II Oetcliv Btore
C o Murphy store
ii r ltiitv notei
Albert Ball grocery
Thomas Bowan restaurant
James A Bitkey .
CENTER.
Low Bros ft Co store
G Snonsler store
14
14
14
13
14
700
700
700
1000
Thomas Brobst ft Hon grocery
z T Fowler groin dealer
J L Wolrerton store
700
CONYKOHAM.
John L KUne hotel
S
14
S
14
14
13
75 00
700
7100
TOO
700
1000
It W Lrona atore
O W Uillrnann hotel
wm Herbert store
Frederick Pagelone store
Pat Moloney store
FISHtNOCRKKK.
M Mcnenry ft Bro Btore
J F McUenry store
700
700
TOO
700
u m uowen store
Nathaniel llelshllne store
Jones ft Walter Btore
700
TOO
Nathan Dretsbach store
A Lems Btore
TOO
J M Ammerman store
700
10000
u f icogorft co distillery
FRANKLIN.
Aft J W Artley store
14
14
?S3
i. u uucner Btore
GREENWOOD.
A It Folmer hotel
S
II
14
It
14
11
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
T501
J E Welllrer store
700
700
15 00
Geo.r Munson store
Kills Eves ft Bro store
v p Uvea ft Heni.e furniture
TOO
19 60
700
Masters ft Co store
v- M Eves ft sons Btore
O W Eves store
o It Parker Btore
EE " "
TOO
700
700
PD Black "
TOO
TOO
700
700
Jacob nantx store
A J Derr atore
A P Young fertlUzers
Formers' Peoduce Exchange
700
HEMLOCK.
C M Terwlllleer store
n N ft J E White store
C U Dcltterlck hotel
14
14
0
700
700
75O0
JACKSON.
B D Colo store
700
LOCUST.
E O Yeager store
Wellington Yeager hotel
14
5
700
75 00
J W Snyder store
700
700
700
700
700
7500
7 01
700
Wilson i eager bojru
Jacob Yearerstou
Tbos Seaborn store
E II Wltner store
Nathan Knorr hotel
j. ii Daniels store
William II Blllltr store
H M Yocum Btore
700
MADISON.
Miles smith hotel
Wm Gin tries store
S
14
14
75 00
TOO
700
K reamer ft Son store
MAIN
B R Tetter hotel
9
14
14
S
14
14
75 00
700
700
75 00
w m Longenoerger store
U J Campbell store
A W Shuman hotel
Chas 8 Beighard store
700
Atuson uerr store
700
MIFFLIN.
Schweppenhelser ft Snyder store
A W Hess hotel
14
S
700
75 00
700
700
700
700
700
N B Creasy store
A o Millard stores and tinware
it J Bernlnger furniture
D A Hess coal
A W Snyder store
7 10
u J uearnan store
700
MONTOUR,
Samuel Ilazeldlne hotel 5
(I II Hosier store 14
75 00
TOO
10 Oil
700
J WVlnger store is
raiton iiarman store it
MOUNT PLEASANT
J D Hands Btore 14
700
bHANOE.
n l miner store 14
TOO
J n narman furniture 14
TOO
T 00
Murder ft wnitmire store 14
A B Stewart store 14
Fleckenstlne ft Bro store 14
TOO
TOO
White, Conner c moan agricultural
lmnle mentu 14
TOO
700
700
TOO
700
TOO
7500
o TJ wmlth stores and tinware 14
ii ii low lumber 14
J Ii Belong stoves and tinware - 14
O W Low fertilizers 14
A M Dewltt store 14
Jos Turner hotel 6
Ueeoe Fair an botel 5
75 00
PINK.
J n Fowler ft Co dlatlllery S
100 00
TOO
It W Lyons store 14
IiOAItlNQ CHEEK.
O W Cherlngton Btore 14
700
SCOTT.
wm ndltrlck store It
700
Joseph Klecaner hotel 5
75 00
700
7 CO
700
TOO
TOO
1000
7 fO
N lticnara store ii
M A Blosaer store It
coal 14
Mrs M M Warman store It
j u Workblaer Btore 14
silver Hprtng quarry Co store is
A 11 White atore 14
A P Howell store 14
J L Crawford confectionery 14
A J Thrash hotel I
Mlas Young Btore -113
Theodore Heck store 14
TOO
1 00
15 00
10 00
100
Mooreneaa s Kline 13
10 00
BUUAltLOAP.
A Laubach ft Son store
14
14
II
a
it
14
700
7O0
A M Harvey store
K II FrlU store
8 ton
700
75 00
7 tO
J W Perry hotel
K Ileal store
B Cole store
700
Anneals will be heard at the Commissioners ot-
noe in uioonisourg on tne win aay or june a. u.
18H8, nevween tne noun or v a. to. ana p. m.,
waere yuu cau aticau u you iuuu proper.
1.. 4 unua
May 29, 188a, Mercantile Appraiser,
rjRKASUHKH'B BALE.
OF UNSEATED LANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, PKNNA.
iiv Tlrtue of sundry acta of the Qeneral Aaaem
hlv of the commonwealth of rennarlranla. relat
lag to tbe sale of aeated and unseated lands In
county ot Columbia, rtc, tor taxea due and
Almander Droa ft Oo tobsooo 11
paid, I will oner to pubiw sale in in court House,
ln the town ot Bloomsburg, on
MONDAY, JUNE 11th, 1888.
at 10 o'clock, a. m. Tbe following described pieces
or una, or sucn pan mereoi aa may ua uecMwry
to aatlaty the amount of taxea due and unpaid
against (be same, and continue tbe same, from
aay va aay a we ouk way urn iuuu amnmtrj,
TERMS OF BALE.
Tne amount of taics and COS It must be bald
when the lifod la st ruck off or the sale may bt void
and the property put up and resold.
Acres,
10J4
Warrantee or owners Twna,
Taxes.
Columbia o I Co ....Beaver
14 zo
1U
1 lot nearer unanes uv...
Slots Bearer Jesflo. do,,.,
ii HitrJtway A Abbott-.. do.,.,
1 M
t it
3 18
1 M
et
1 oa
2 4
4 tl
12 VI
14 55
19 73
. 87
1 23
e ui
1 85
1 00
1 00
1 60
. 81
1 06
2 67
1 00
B 00
2?G6
8 03
1 60
1 06
. M
1 06
I 49
10 60
83
13 00
1 61
7 4t
t C6
1 61
1 60
2 81
. 14
1 CO
7 94
. 11 oa
134
1 (0
1 60
94
2S
tit 00
2 CS
54
1 31
1 60
1 OS
55
2 64
M
1 60
90
2 26
13 50
9 OO
6 75
4 50
11 29
46
us ...... ao....
Slots nrrawayu i ...uu.,,,
Slote Butt ft linger,. u.', . .do....
1 lt Bogart Mary.-..,,,;. do,...
I lota Boyor F 8 do....
40 cox O M ex Tench cox,. oo....
Ite " " ..oo....
237 ' 11 " M ..OO,
J7J " " " " ..do....
JOT " ' ..do....
S iota crossing raincn. ......... uu....
not cannon m.. ......... ......uu....
IOO Downs Martin.. ao....
10 " jonn. t- uu....
Slots ians iteoco. uu..,.
Sr " nanagan A..... .. tie....
Frey WH do..,.
I lot uearnan vt imam ...,uu....
Slots " " ....... ..do....
6 llotTman EO. .oo..,.
a " iiarner s deater...MMH....uv..
00 llauck Jonathan..... .oo....
50 noatSJonn no....
bio Htnderllter Barah A......00....
Slots HUM itnaa... , ao....
slots Henry ueorge..,.. do.....
I lot Kltno a , uu....
Slots liorls Frank do....
Slots Lawrence W It. ..... do....
.too Mann ft Miller. do....
to Mensingrr samuei ...ao....
loo Mclteynolds w ll... do....
Slots Masun wimam. oo....
140 Nungtsser Oeorge do. ..
Slots I'atterson J u. ao....
Slots Price clarence.... do.,,.
S3 ltlce Abraham. do....
inn ao
4-SSIots Ituthford, Bamucl ACo,,..do....
a iota ". " . ...uu-.
813 swank Daniel ...do..
140 ticnwcppenneiHer i a. uv...,
8 pnuman s jviicnaci uu....
3 lota HchlehJ J.. do...
Slots HmltllJV.. ....do....
BloU Hcott l"Ctcr dd. ..
10 UtstDherOeo ...do. ..
S555 west II Coal Co.. do...
s iota wetzei u a uu.....
Hot Wood Augustus. .do.,..
tl Ulsapher ueorge ....flo.,..
Biott Kiaseww uo...
A lota Wood Augustus. ao.,..
10 Lonee Jessoe. .-. do....
si nbnman F I..... ...... ..do....
S.1 llrnschft co do.,..
Slots lTout Biepncn aecu ....... uu
S3
S3
Wells John Benton
Clem Iter W T. Brlarcroek
Doty.Fealer ft Stewart do....
" - ..do....
" ..do....
11 " ..do..
" ' " ..do .....
Edwards nenry J do....
Evans Francis. do....
Fowler Gilbert do....
Freos Jesse B do...
Freos Fannie do....
Lamon Jeseph. do,...
Kemp Daniel... do...
Bobbins Ell do....
Stockhouse Jos Est do....
Stackhouse C ft J M do. ..
RltlerUH do....
800
S3)
150
100
150
7
!3
4 50
ft 60
.90
4 50
21 50
4 60
3 26
1 80
6 75
46
817
12 8
1 13
46
1 80
61
06
83
85
21
2 37
45
11
1 85
1 S3
2 51
4 M
4 43
61
1 63
65
W
1 07
6 72
4 56
5 69
40
10
50
454
100
50
60
160
10
X of 0 Shaffer ft Eelchner...
M...I10,,..
do....
575 cnuyicrrsiuary.
1
7
stout Etlaa . t do....
Edwards Martha J do. . . .
Yost Emanuel. do......
" .... do....
Doty, Stewart ft Swayze..do....
" " " do....
" ' do......
Adams nenry. ...do....
Bower Isaiah do....
Koons Geo 8. do. . . .
HoltopeterD F do....
Dodson J U.-... do....
Shuman Keuben......Catawtssa
40
10
3
14
14
10
40
M
Hi
SCO
It
so
Weaver Ellas .
..do..
807
S8T
Dornboch Margaret...
Klner Hubert
Newell Fred
Clewell Joseph Est...,
Shuman Ellas.. ...
Harder Thomas E... .
Uower Moses
..ao...,
.do....
..do....
..do....
..do..,
.do.....
..do....
34
18
10
11
7
Lots
1
Barrett Mary CentraUa
Geraghty Thomas. do. ..
" do....
HefTron FhlUp.......do....
KneCT John do....
Lehigh ft Mahanoy H R....do.,,.
McKlnney Charles..... do....
steel Geo W ao....
Sweeney Margaret do. . . .
Walsh David do....
' do...,
' " do....
do..,.
1
1
3
1
S
15 60
45
4 39
80
84
70
8 32
2 61
2 93
2 75
24
1
1
1
t
1
1
1
Acres
Si
Adams Enos U...
Centre
5
Aiiaoachiuenj..
..do.
28
2 lots Brobst Thomas do.
14
T5
Fowler John F do ...
50
14
1 33
s
Good Jacob ao....
Hagenbuch William. do..
" or Est. do....
Hoffman William Est .do....
Keller DanleL .do....
Mcnenry Dorcas. do....
Bponsler Jacob. do....
70
10
34
48
1 86
lit
S
90
1 lot
not
09
22
186 18
1 18
2 S3
106 63
3 76
Klrktndall ft Creasy. do....
4!9.
Iteam Joshua..
.Conyngham
1 lot
Bresllne Bernard...
....ao..,.
....do....
....do....
do....
....ao....
....do....
....do....
....do ..
, ...do....
....do....
....do....
... do....
. do....
slots Dretsbach Lewis...
lit Huston Jobu...
325 Kline John L
2 lots Kramer A w
4 70
l - "
2 34
2 34
1
Lemy Charles.
Millard O U
McGulre Terrenes.
Morris Annie 11......
Mouroejohn
9
8 90
6 29
2 84
4 70
2 31
1
1
2
1
380
173
Huston Mary
11 Thomas....
206 00
19 60
94 W
.... do....
100
Trlen Jacob do.
410
Young Jou.u ao....
Walker Lewis. do....
174 24
8
26 40
4 70
1 16
8 83
6 71
1 lots Blllnian Geo W do..-
urossMargarei ao.,..
Kelnbold W II do....
ICO Doty, pealer ft Stewart .. .fuck
5(J - - . uu....
2 11
4 20
2 82
1 68
5 7H
8 40
85 71
5 88
8 40
2 84
2 11
4 20
23
70
2 11
ISO
84
650
2 36
6 87
14
09
24
H
100 Welsh Iteuben do....
75 f owierioun r..... uu.....
to rarrer ueorge. ao....
oo Harrison John.. ...do.. .
200 Hoffman Vre is. do....
250 Uulme William do...
140 Lemon Thomas.... do.,..
200 Kindt John ft Co do.-...
68 Mcnenry u us Dante... ,.ao.
50 Bobbins W A do. .
X of 200 Hbaffer ft Kelchner..
..do
3
Pealer Geo
ire, ,.do....
12
Wbltenlght WllUam. do. . . .
Pealer 8 J .do....
Cleaver Wellington. ...Franklin
Vougbt James... ... do,...
" E HowelL do..
Rohrbach William do.....
Blbby James . ..do,...
vattine Jll ....do.,..
Manhardt George do....
Hayburst Ezra nelra. do .....
Blbby Augustus do....
Albertson Miles ft Bartley
.....Greenwood
Berry John ...do. .. .
Derr Iram. .,.. do....
McEwen II J do....
Applemon Lloyd. Hemlock
50
40
6
30
J9
20
2
1
64
1515
960
623
14 33
1 56
46
50
406
108
126
93
90
72
' 45
92
lot
825
1419
690
264
24 86
24 86
745
888
388
1319
3 80
800
1013
263
2 01
6 40
6 40
640
640
4 00
6 40
1 60
1 I'O
8 HO
40
46
124
225
1 M
90
t3
23
46
2925
18
54
too
18
60
3D
12
" wiuiam . ,. uu ,
2
Hutrh w do
ton
Brugler EUsha do..
Campbell N L do....
Emmett AJ.... do....
McBrldeU D. do....
Neal rursel do..,.
Pursel Isiao U do....
Unangst Mrs Charles do....
Wright LevL do....
Jones David. do ....
Black P D. Jackson
do.
Bartcb Prank Un...... do,...
Miller Charles W do. . . .
" ANeybart do .
" do
mrkerfiCO do.,.,
Hess Clinton do....
Meeker Ellas do....
BlUngton Charles.. Locust
lie wait George . do.
Ererbart Jobn do ....
Hughes! Wright Est do.,..
Kulp & McWIUMtn do
Longenberger 1'hllllp. do....
Myers Mary do..
Huston Mary .do....
" Chariot uj do...
Reynolds Joint ..do....
Huston Thomas .....do...,
Heece Daniel do ....
stlne.Adam do...,
Uhatler Henry do....
HI'oadg Kranklln do.
Beagle Oeorge ...., ...-Madison
Ucndenibott E. do....
" do...
bb'Cmaker Jacob. . . do .
" " do..,.
DeraottCyrua do....
UlngleaTH do....
J. huson Chester........ ... do..
cotniT J do
EvesU W do....
Cox JoeL do .
Heydenrlck Tobias -do...,
Masters D & W do.
Miller W II , do.,,,
arabatn Edward do....
BrockwayA Ent Main
Hlnderlllter Uenry,..,,..,do....
Shuman Jobn do....
30
28
so
20
5
20
24
100
800
75
4
239
216
30
73
75
200
80
265
95
93
80
2UU
201
200
200
100
190
8
43
l
15
85
60
117
60
II
6
IS
23
80
25
40
50
20
45
21
266
156
40
186
85
136
67
186
53
9 46
136
16 20
X of 100 Scbmeck, Brobst, Yetter
liana. .... uu...
Snyder Abraham do,,..
Shuman W T...... .do ...
8warU,Shcpp & Co do.....
Isaac do..,.
Torbert William do ....
Shuman Iteuben do.,...
Moscr Michael do ....
Blttenbeoder Jacob. Mtfllln
Hendershott Catharlbe.do
Kramer A W.. do.
Lutz Catherine do....
Michael Joseph ruler r".do.
" " do....
Masteller Joseph .do...,
Nungesser W J, ....do,.,.
Parks James A Y do ....
SutUS Joel...,. do.,..
gchweppenbclser I K....do....
" Horace .do.,,.'
zr do..,,
" Horace. .do.,,,
Wll'lama Samuel do.,,,
Yohe Jacob Est do....
Halt Urlaa ..,... ,.i,..do.,.,
Eckroth lllram,..., do.
Menslnger William do.,..
nigsr Samuel ...Montour
Pry Daniel do...
Neal William , do.....
Oordon JohnN do,,.,
Crouse Hiram A Andrew Jr
alt Pleasant
Jocoby A Uupert do...
" Samuel.. ....do....
Crevellng Samuel Orange
7
7
346
100
600
160
90
260
196
41
69
10
too
1 80
15
60
81
15
2
85
13
too
85
85
75
84
SO
47
12
67
10
16
280
99
99
111
211
174
880
27
OS
1 to
44
450
48
18
9
40
10
67
10
10
8
700
181
171
KU liagcuuuuu dcrcuiiau Mk..uu.t..
61 " WllUam do..,,
89 Mary do.,,,
it Hess Jeremiah do....
D I
611
I 41
yi lot t't'leman Ueorge Est.,,,,,,, do.,,,
27
4 24
08
Ol AIIUQ AUrUiKUIrf. t...t.i,UU.,.,
55 '.' -" " -do....
11 " Jacob deo do,...
11 Crawford William.,!, ,.,,,do...,
140 Prick ctq A. Et Pino
50 Lyons It W ,,do.,,,
lio Roberts t cole .....do.....
lu Houghuer Peter. ..Uoartngcreek
4) Brelach Jacob. , do
103 " " do..
11 " " ... do.,..
co Barnes Thomas Jr do,.,,
HO CoxUbExotTencbCox,,dora
16 " " " ,,do,,,,
too " ' do.,
0 " " " do...,
18 Dllaplaln Ezeklel .do.,
16 Petterman A Uerblnen.do,,
loo Uonston John.,,, , do,,.
1 19
1 86
13 72
3 91
tl 44
the
un
NOTE
Wo place on our counters this day ft.
handsome A lit j vvuuti aijuaii"
CLOTH 40in. wldo (in oroam) at tho
very low prioo of. SOo. yd.,
SATINKS. Wo (how a handsome
lino Inoliidinj: all tho newest printings
at very low prices with a full lino of
WASH DKKSS GOODS.
PANS. Our linn Is now mien. New
stvlfis of JAP FANS. SATIN FANS.
FEATHER FANS. "Now shapes in
SATIN PALM FANS. Fans from
lc. up.
1 lot of ORNAMENT DRESS
BRAID rpduoed to 35b. yd, Blaok
only.
PARASOLS. Full linos of all the
newest hoveltit'S with complete lines of
staples.
EMBROIDERIES for drosses from
80o. vd. nn. Now natttrns l"st in.
Call and boo.
A good DRESS SHIELD at 7c. pair.
H. J.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
13
142
8
70
40
17
501
373
20
60
192
40
2S0
2
75
50
125
nerner John
Morris ft Hughes
Mlndy Lewis
Navlnger Jonathan...
.. do.....
...do.....
...do....
...do....
do.....
18
1 26
830
46
66
166
14 00
11 86
73
46
80 84
822
47 95
8 44
10 29
10 !9
23 99
1019
10 29
1172
685
47 WS
44 54
20 55
27 40
685
1849
80
13
Bice Abraham.,
tthuman David..
..do....
fehouo Abraham do
McMllllan MM do ....
witcheyJohn. do ...
Trlen Jacob. , ., do. . .
Iiuckalew Evan sugarloat
Cole Thomas B do ...
cnapln J do....
" " . do....
Custard Mary. 1 do. . . .
Cope Israel do....
Hess, Crevellng & Co do....
" Wesley. do....
". do....
Mot 119
V OE 119
a ot nt
...do....
..do ...
...do....
...do....
...do....
VI
860
on
too
78
21
80
5
0
Smith Minor
McHenryKobr...
" E J....
JJ.,
jonnj ao...
" " do....
Savage Joshua Est do....
Davenport u. .... do....
CasoOB. dcott
OEOltQE A. IIERRINO,
Treasurer.
rjpilEABURER'S BALE
OF SEATED LANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, l'ENNA.
3 at tho same tlmn and nlara tho folk
lots, pieces and parcels ot seated lands, retui
by tbe tax collectors, aro to be sold under the pro
visions ot an Act of Assembly, entitled, "An Act
relating to tbe sale of lands for tax ln Columbia
county," approved juurcn otn, ls.
W arranttfA or
Acres. Owners. Twp'a Taxes.
118 Kaso & Wolverton.... Beaver.. 87 10
Hot schrlber Henry do.... 187
23 Philips CatliartDO do.... 175
23 Maon A w do.... 9 85
1 1 Hhoadsreter do.... 3 18
a lianues uaniei do....
Hot IurselMraEB Bloom..
1" oulnn George. do....
1 " BehamJohn do....
10 ITlce Jonas Catawlssa..
Hot Keller Sarah Centre..
883 cumralngs It M i Co ConTm
42 00
210
4 03
23
73
119147
473 70
632 00
4 44
w uuny Eiien . ao.
4UU
Murphy. Hughes &co..do...
lot
Mcllale John It do
uoiner Michael do....
Casey Lawrence do....
Dougherty Mary. do....
Vought Irwin B... .Franklin,.
Moore A L Greenwood..
Albertson DandUEst..do ....
Wand Jobn A.... Hemlock..
Hboue Michael Jackson..
Chamberlain Lewis.. ..do....
" " ...i do....
Young Lewis 0...... do ... .
" do....
piassmycr Francis P.Locust
Lonnonoeo W Est do....
Eves U W......i...Madlon...
" " do....
mil Jesse do....
Houser & Kroom. . . . . ...do. . . .
Eckroat Cbarles Est. .Mifflin...
Ilower Charles E,..Mt I'l'st..
Hess John line..
KUne Patterson do....
Lyons Newton do....
Piatt John , .do,...
rarkerJohnn..........do,...
Ft-lck a A Est do...,
Hess Lanna.... Sugarloat.,
Albertson Jesse. do..,,
Kline AbnerW, do....
Crevellng J II ,do....
685
489
292
97
18 45
175
1012
6 40
9 74
427
465
389
450
352
375
2 24
8 25
187
tl
130
61
170
6
10
83
112
50
50
87
81
9 26
8 03
17 87
335
250
250
840
0H
30
112
28
21
31
381
4 49
886
19 SO
40
84
r Biiuiiz &uas..... ao....
KedllneH F do....
264
14 89
n A. TiKimiNfi. Tras.
Treosurer'a Office, Bloomsburg, March 23, 1688
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
In re ettatt ot Daniel Tlwnat lattof lithtnga eele
otrnjifp, aeceatea.
Tbe undersigned auditor annotated by the Or.
rihann Court, or nn'iimhlft pmintv to make dlatrl.
tuition of the balance ln hands ot administrator
of said estate as appears In tlnal account, will
rreet at office ot E. II. it B, B. Little ln Blooms.
Durg, ra., on Friday June 22, lbsx at io ociock
in. to pertonn tne auties oi nis appumtmeit.
when and where all persons lntereted must ap
near nnd nrovn thptr pnlm nr hn rnnwp.r rtpharref;
from coming ln on said fund.
BOBT. Ii. LITTLE,
Auditor.
May 26, less.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Ettatt of AVrei Bauvr.latt of Cmtre Unomhlp,
uectaMra.
Letters of administration on the said estate bar.
Ing teen granted to tbe undersigned, all persons
Indebted to said estate are hereby notified
to pay tbe same, and thote having claims against
said estate will present the Bame for settlement
to CHAH. w. K. iiowku, Aomr.
A. L. Fritz, Atty. May4 6w
DMINIBTRATOB'S NOTICE.
Estate of Joseph R. titton, deceased of LtghUtreet
iviumoia county.
LctterA of admlnlntratlnn nn thn mttfltn nf Jneenh
H. Patton deceased, lato of LlzhUtrtet Columbia
county, l'ennsjlvanlt. deceased bave been grant
ed by the Itcglster of Bald county to tbe under
signed jiaministraior. ah persons naving claims
against tbe estate ot the deceased are requested
vo present mem for settlement, ana those indent
ed to tbe estate to make payment to the under
signed administrator without delay.
o. rvrATlVN,
Admlnta-rAtor.
May 18 lsn Hushtown, NorthM Co.
DR.THEEL
OuO ruifttWIiiMa, najTMnprtittMl
kiur oalekij, lal
117 u at man cuii u
fen drflrtw(uf (ihjiiclaD, bo matttr wk
,bt ntf tn, frotu vbat Colltft U iraduatiil,
or htt k tf llm t d. Ilr. Thel
cff.rt tUfto im t kdT.rtlilna ihillan
i'attallad lualaliital. ha ata atieal him la
th carrMl 4litoti a4 luectaaftil traatnitat of tU
IliMkla Naataua. 1
lldmv at ml lllaaidup ItUjiBkua. nai.natk. 111
rtasit) nerTui iiwn, Si mnmi urcri
MLtamtj mma i)ianf iviaCftMfc wjiprpnm 1
mmi Ctltitlnt XukHMi, rli7aler .ad Mtn
tl lrMlrUea 4I4t.hU, Lm( ltnUtr K,rlr
llecATf t 4U -ecll dlnui, lueh aa Itlt4
PUb, ObatUtte U1rft, UUtekti, Trltcr. V.np,
(! Ilplcf Mwclllaiajtf In flaMMatlan aad JU
tiiriMi-liiluuii II ma I tn4 ittutnal wrakueti frtna
UBabludthtrtt.at.a. MY METHOD, tBiVllBf
11 lliopt-lt Uoraojopathlo, KeUtll. and f vlai IJfx
t.nurndlclDt,tkaljr kltwi Ikatf urctpr
laaaenUr th worti cat. Lart;tlUpltat, I'rtt
bad Pratlal Kiperfaa vith nr tmAj ul
niu kitgB 10 itUac far quick rMtrv ted (riiiaDt
ort Taa4f 4aaccraaeaactttllUcd. ( tt
nt. Yb(, iAid41t (d aud ld nca rll r for
hoot Trata ea Bpaslil Ntrraai and lllooa 1muh,
111 frtutii.tkatraebaiDM u iliamit lufftriri nd avoid
a-oallad tftUt tutdlolot. Lltwd purlfliari, tra4nliDt
rroraUa ofaoourt a io-aall.4 ho ircrltUia. l
bowutdi tr aUtppoUud bj qaaaki, tompnilti, boma
curta, lailltytM, iutnai vita Ihokr ic.ratlsi tnd
yiDf itaUfl tutdUkt work! 4 tnulari. ltatt akltl la
llaala vltl iat nuah kiouajr, uffarlBf and diUr.
Writ or tall, .trial 08BdttitUL rilnti t til Dtxtor
HtUrno from iitlUata Bftar tlof Iraattd Vj
thr phfaltUri. in ot avail bulttrod If t tIL clriBoa
applUatloB. Ileuri, a, WoJmiJ aal tUtur&a
95
34
Tt( at(Viitw atiwaa, it it a
June 8 '68 If,
1XU1, 1A.. or Colic tf0 of Ootu-
oirauUra. Tba bt and hr
ftacbooiaiD Aroerioa. Aetual
lalDaBtiQWrahaaat. SoKolar.
iina artvail In Tit pTVJIu.
A tit twialllnna U..t(n. kl..lT-
tw .iiw -rs.: ; ; c -Va"u" vsr.
64
vaiwann 4 ,
1 PKUU1N, Proprietors.
81
17
June 8-d-4t.
J.
AUSTIN SHA
the Nurseryman, of ltochesler,
N. Y can give you employment
w
as Dalesman at once, with exclusive territory and
steady work the year round. Good wages. A
nrst-closs local man wanted In mediately. Write
lor terms, Outat free.11 June 81-4 1,
604
SALESMEN
"WANTED
to esnrua for tha iala of Nan.Y
Block I BU-adjr employment guaranteed, SALARY
ANDEXPENfCtt PAID, Apply atonee.iUUogaia.
116
ic i-aiu. Appiraionce,"
Chuc Brothers Company, MLVeI,:
54
108
10
march to BS aprll and
17 r
f irartnal ml
June
72
210
86
GET YOUIt JOU PRINTING
DONE AT THE
COLUMBIAN OFFICE.
lbO
M
78
w
THEM !
Hiff reductions in tho prices of somo
ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS io
close. A handsomo Scbastlpol 80oyd
former prico $1. Dross Cloths 25oyd.
all wool, regular prico 40a, &o. Call
andisce.
A special lot GLORIA gold head
UMBRELLAS, fast blaok, will not
out, at $2 apiece.
" GLOVES AND SILK MITTS. You
will find many bargains in this stock.
LISLE GLOVES 15o, PURE SILK
GLOVES 35o rtgular prioo 50. Silk
Mitts for Ladies and children from
20o. up in black and colors.
HOSIERY. Wo plaoe on salo a
lot of Children's nnd Ladies' hoso nt
unusually low prices. Regular made
hoso 2prs for 25o. Children's regular
made lisle thread hoso 40o. pr., now
2 pair for 3So and so on.
WHITE DRESS GOODS in all tho
leading BI7ICS at low prices) ono lot
plaids at 14o )1., regular prico 20a.
BUSTLES. Full lines, all kinds,
inoluding tho popular "PANSY"'
bustles. Latest shape, most comfort
able CLARK & SON.
CANDIDATES.
Candldatii namM utiriftr ihlq hr-Arttrifr nm ntiH-
Ject to tbo rules ot tho Democratlo party.
PRESIDENT JUDQP. OP THE 26th
JUDICIAL UlSrlHOT.
K. R. IIvELEll,
of Bloomsburg.
yon siiKiiii K,
ALEX. KANOUSE
of Jackson.
POK RllKltllK,
JOHN VVATTERS
of Scott township.
POIt SIIKIUKK,
GEO. W. DERIl
ot Gicenwood.
pon1 SIIKBIKP,
JOHN B. OASEY
of BloomBburg.
KOR ItEl'nESKNTATIVE,
B. FRANK ZARR,
of Bloomsburg.
POIl HKPHE8ENTAT1VE,
E. M. TEWKSBURY
. of Catawista.
Pfin HEPRE3ENTATIVK,
JAMES T. FOX,
of Beaver township.
POIt ItEPItK.SKNTATlVE,
C. Z. SOIILICHER,
of Beaver township.
POn ItKPHE8KNTAriVK,
GEN. a M. BLAKER.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real
Estate !
The undersigned, administrator de bonis non.
with the will annexed, of the estate of Robert
Finney, lateot Liberty township, Montour county,
deceased, under direction In the will and by
authority of the Orphans' Court of Columbia
county, will expose to sale, by public vendue, at
tbe Court House, ln Danvlllo, on
SATURDAY, June 16, 1888,
at one o'clock ln the afternoon, the following do
Bcribed real estate, to-wlt 1 All that certain farm
and tractor land, situate lying and being ln Lib
erty township, Montour county, Pa., and bounded
by lands of John Boblnson, lands of WllUam Kerr,
lands ot aideon M. ghoop, lands ot Samuel digger,
containing
191 ACRES
and fltty-scren perches strict measure, ascertained
by a recent surrey; and of which about sixty
acres is
WOOD LAND.
The farm lies upon tho publio rood leading from
Danville to Milton at the forks of the road leading
to Lewisburg, and Is situated at a point about
equally distant from each ono of thoso three Im
portant towns, the distance being about eight
miles from each. The Improvements consist of a
Large Bank Barn.
wagon sued and outbuildings, and a large
a-d a stone spring house, Ac. There are several
springs of excellent water and two or three brooks
running on the farm. The crop In the ground, at
tbo day of the sale, with the right to enter, cut,
thresh and remove the grain, la reserved.
TERMS OP BALE:-Ten per cent, of one-fourth
of tbo purchase money to bo paid at the striking
down of the property; the one-fourth lees tbe ten
per dent, at the continuation absolute, and the re
nt alnlng three-fourths ln one year after continua
tion nltd, with Interest from that date. Possession
win be glvei,, subject to the present tenancy, up
on payment of tbe above ten per cent, ot one
fourth ot tbe pun-hose money, and subject to the
Terms of Sale.
The purchase money unpaid at the confirmation
to bo secured by bond and moitgago on the
premises.
JOHN O. FREEZE,
May 18. Adm'r. d. b. n. 0. t, a.
NEW INVENTION IN LACING
W.IS.
A. CORSET
with Belt-adjusting back can
bo changed from tight to
loose-nttlng In fire seconds,
without removing from tha
Mii.uv ir
M person.
2 Nl'.VKlt UPODUIPH
D SliW I.ACK8 or KTIiELS
T AAn mill iiaf U tint If
jtu'witi in.
uavTO nil muw gjiuii
TllltOUOll the IillESa. The
healthiest, best-mtlng and
most comfortable Corset
trade.
rim fi:i.i -Aiji MTiMi coiiHj-T t-o.,
ISO PRANKLIN ST., NEW YORK CITY.
Pactory, RocheBteri p'i..gm
BLOOJISBUltG MARKET.
Wliolcpulo. HeUL
05
CO
CO C5
85 45
4.'0 to SCO
24 28
12 U
fiO 8
ta 10
03 03
07 10
09 12
10 12
10 12
20 80
100 1 00
07
88
8 to 7
Wheat per bushel
llyo " "
Ccrn " " ....
Oata "
Flour " bbl
llutter
KgRS
fotatoes
Hams
Dried Apples,,
Bltle
Bhoulder
Chickens
Geese. .,
Lard per lb,..,
Ylnegur per gal
Onions per bushel
Veal akiDi
Wool per lb
Hldei
Coal on Wiuhp.
No 0 42.00; Nos 8. 8, &, Lump if 3.25
No. 63.00 Bltumlouf A3.2S
SUHSOU1BE
FOR
THE
COLUMBIAN.