THE COLUMBIAN AM) DEMOCRAT! BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Columbian.
0. S. Slwtll, 1 ..,.,
13. X. BltterWinaer., f Sdl.ori.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1888.
Tho jjood news comes at last that
Jaok Frost is driving away tho yellow
lever pestilence in tno sotuu.
Uloomsburg is credited with , a con
tribntlon ot twenty fivo dollars' to tho
Detnooralio National Committee.
This was raised through tho efforts of
J. M. Clark Esq , and is only tho first
instalment ot wnat win uo given.
The Pitzpatnok Case.
Messrs. Eds.
Tho decision of tho Supremo Court
in the Fltzpatrlck ease on Monday of
last week changes the law from what
has been tho practice and understand
inc thronuhout the stato for years.
Fitzpatrick of Lackawanna county,
was tried lor marder. Alter tno caso
had been in tho hands of the jury for
fivo days tho last day of that term of
court caruo and they woro discharged
becauso thoy could not agree. The
defendant wni called for another trial
in the following month and pleaded
specially tho former trial and the (lis
chareo of tho iory without rendering a
verdict in favor of any farther trial for
tho same ouense.
Tho Court holds that tho constitu
tional provision "that no person shall
for the same offense be twice put in
ieoriardv of life and limb" is an an'
swer to the indictment, and tho judge
ment entered by the court uolow on
the olea in favor of tho prisoner was
right and is affirmad."
If this be the meaning of tho consti
tation then it is hich time for a consti
tutional amendment. The meaning of
"being put twice in jeopardy" could
not have been that a failure of a jury to
aeree is equivalent to a verdict of
acquittal. And vet that is what the
Supreme Court says is tho law. It Is
only necessary now that a murderer
should secure one friend on a jury and
he is sure to go scot tree, for one man
can cause a Jury to disagree, and a
failure to agreo is equivalent to an ac
quittal. It has been the universal practice to
try men ov.t again in cases where the
i'ury does not agree, and the question
las never been raised before. Fortu
nately for Fitzpatrick it was raised in
his case, and possibly saved his life.
Hereafter until tho constitution is
changed, it will be necessary only to
convince one member of the jury in ,
murder cases to save the life of tho
most depraved assassin, whereas hcre
5foro it has been necessary to con
vince twelve men.
A L ATM AN.
Oar correspondent is mistaken in
assuming that this question has never
before been ruled upon by the Supreme
Court. It is a point that has been
several limes decided, the first time as
long ago as 1822, in the case of the
Commonwealth against Cook and
others who were indicted lor mnrder,
and after trial the jury was discharged
without rendering a verdict, and with
out'the consent of the prisoners. In a
long and learned opinion by Chief
Justice Tilghman, it was held that "in
capital cases, the court has no power,
without the consent of the prisoner, to
discharge the jury because they have
not agreed, and declare they never can
agree npon a verdict. In cases of
absolute necessity the jury may be
discharged. "The judgo says "we
may conclndo that m cases of consent,
fairly given, when the prisoner is as
sisted by council, and the discharge of
the jury is intended for his benefit,
they may be discharged without giv
ing a verdict.''
In the case of tho Commonwealth
against Clue, it was decided that "tho
court may discbarge a jury in a capi
tal case, without a verdict, in a case of
absolute necessity; but mere inability
to agre does not constilnte such a
case; if a jury be discharged under any
other circumstances, tho prisoner may
plead that he has been once in jeopar
dy for the same offense."
In tho case of McFadden against
the Commonwealth, tried in 1853,
Chief Justice Black said in his opinion
"that the mere continuance ot a cause
is within the discretion of tho court.
Refusing; it to a prisoner when he
gives good reasons for it, or granting
it to the Commonwealth without any
reason at all, is neither a defense to
tbo accused party when he comes to
be tried, nor a legal assignment of er
ror in this court, lsnt a discharge ot
tho jury, in a capital case, after tho
trial has becun, is not a continuance
of cause. It is the end of it- And
for all purposes of future protection, it
is the same to the prisoner as an ao-
quittal, unless It was done with his
own consent or demanded by some
overwhelming necessity, such, for in
stance, as the siokness or death ot
juror."
The trial beclni when tho inry is
obarced with the prisoner, and that
haDoens as soon as tho inry is empan
noted and sworn. From that timo he
is in ieonardv. and he cannot bo tried
again for tho same o'lense, except he
bo brought within the rule that baa
been clearly established by the Supro
me Court for many years. The deci
sion in the Fitzpatrick caso is in liar
mony with a long lino of cases on tho
same point, and wo canr.ot seo any ocr
casion for a constitutional amendment
on this subject Eds.
WASHINGTON LETTfiE.
(From our Regular Correspondent.)
Washington, D. 0. Oct. 8, 1888.
.Tndcro Thiirman is a truest of Mr.
nmvaland at Oak View. IIo is look
ing much better and stronger than he
&A when here last. He will mako an
argument for the Government in the
well-known telephone cases, which are
to bo heard by tho Supreme Court this
week. He declined a puuuo reception
tnndered him by the citizens of this
oUv.
An event took place to-day in tbo
United Stales Supreme Court room
that in importance and impressivoness
was second only to theinauguration of a
PriHpnt. Mellvillo Weston Fuller
was inducted into what many people,
i-nnr porresnondent among tho num
Per, believe to bo the most important
office under our form of Government
Chief Justice of the United States.
Tho rvinrt room Mas crowded to its
imr.at eanaoitv by nearly all the pro
rnlnent people now in tho city, all anx
ious to witness the swearing in of a
Democratio Chief Justice, an event
wliioh has not taken placo before since
1830, when Roger B. Taney, appoint
ed by thai old war bona of Demo
craoy, Andrew Jackson, took tho posi-
it - ( ' .1 i . . .t mi r
uuu wmuii uo was vu hu nuiy 1111 iur
twenty-eight years, and which was to
givo him world-wido fame. Tho cere
monies usod to-day wcro exactly simi
lar to thoso usod whon Chief Justice
Chaso took his scat in 18G1, and thoy
wcro very solemn and impressive; in
fact, overythiiiy nbout tho supreme
Court, is, to me, if not to everybody
Tho now Chief Justice mado a favor
able impression, although his physiqno
is anything o!so but imposing, but his
faco and head give numlstakeablo evi
dence of tho possession of an nmplo
supply of that subtle power whloh
gorcrns tho world brains.
Two notablo Indlanlans wero in this
city last week Governor Gray and
Anuilla Jones, postmaster of Indian
apolis. Thoy both gavo ohcerful
statements of the political outlook in
tho Hosier Stato. Thoy regard tho
Stato as certain for Cleveland and
Thurman.
Mr. Cleveland got a day's fishing
on tho upper Potomao last week. Ho
has given up all hopes of a vacation
trip this year.
Mr Taylor, Ex-Minister to Liboria,
who is in charge of tho negro Domo-
cratio headquarters in Now lork, was
over here Saturday. Ho says that
evorv election district of Now York
stato has a negro Democratio olub, and
that not less than 240,000 negroes will
voto for Cleveland and Thurman. in
tho Northorn States alone.
A full mooting of tho Democratio
xt..! i rs :. ! Un UtS.A in
New York Wednesday.
Representative Wilson, of West
Virginia, says that Stato will give
Cleveland a larger majority that in 18
81, and that it will send a solid Demo
cratic delegation to Congress.
The Republican tariff bill was taken
up to-day in the Senate. Thero is uo
possible ohance to dispose of it bofore
tho election. It is probable that a fow
speeches will bo made upon it, and that
sometime Between tno turn auu zoiu
of this month a recess will bo taken
until after the election, when the fight
will be resumed and kept up in a sort
of a way greatly dependent on tho
result of tho election until tho Fift
ieth Congress expires. No body ex
pects any kind of a tariff bill to pass
both House and Senate as at present
constituted.
Chairman Barnnm was hero Friday
and Saturday. Ho has no doubts of
the election of Cleveland aud Thur-
Representative MoMillan, who has
been making speeches in Now York
and New Jersey, thinks the outlook
for a Democratio victory in both states
is very encouraging.
The now navy is slowly materializ
ing. Tbo iron cruiser Baltimore was
launched at Philadelphia Saturday,
and the gunboat Petrel will bo ready
to launch in abont ten days. Tho
money appropriated for the navy has
been properly spent under this pdmini
stration. At least two Senators Saulsbury
and Stew.irt one a Democrat and one
a Republican, have put themselves on
record as being in favor of the repeal
of the civil service law.
The discussion ol a Senate amend
ment to the general deficiency appro
priation bill, which appropriates $30,
000 for the Industrial Christian Homo
Association of Utah, an association for
the benefit of dependent women and
children who desiro to sever their al
legiance to the Mormon Church,
brought out the fact that the present
administration is tho only one that has
ever taken any practical steps to break
up polygamy although the Repnblioan
party has since 1850 regularly adopt
ed a plank in their party platform de
nouncing it is a relio of barbarism. It
remained for the uemocratio party
throneh tho pn sent administration to
take the first steps towards the extinc
tion of polygamy.
Attorney-General Garland has re
turned from his long vacation much
improved in health.
Senator lieck has returned ironi
Fortress Monroe soraowhat improved
in health, but not well enough to re
sumo his Congressional duties.
As election day draws nearer, tne
attendance at the sessions of the
Ilonso gets smaller and Bmaller.
Business requiring a quorum has long
ago been abandoned, and if a recess is
not soon takon all hopes of adjourn
ment having been given up thero
will not be a dozen members in at
tendance.
Senator Voorhees has cone to Ind
iana to remain until after tho election.
He will speak every day.
Tho friends of the Oklahoma Dill in
the House, while not nuraoron enough
to pass that measure, have succeeded
in having the Senate amendment to
.i ?.i j.i--- u:n .
tno general ueucieuuy uiu, uneimmy
the laws of tho United States over No
Man's Land, dropped.
Weak will power, from physical
causes deranges a man's life in every
direction. Every one will strengthen
his will powers as well as his bodily
Dowers, bv usinc Warners tiog uauin
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An Eloquent Speeoh.
1I0K, V. E. BELTZHOOVER, Or UAIiLiai.K.
AT THE MEClUNrCSUURQ MEE1INQ.
Hon. P. E. Beltzhoover, of Carlisle,
during his remarks at tho democratio
, ... nr.:Jv....
uemonsiraiiou iuev;u.uiouuitj
Mnndav nicht said in substance:
We aro engaged in a mighty effort
to liberate the people of tho nation
from tho insatiate creed of countless
ilnrlnoconsDiracies whioh aro called
truststwin brothers of a high tariff
which are founded upon the doctrine
which holds as it has held ii all ages,
that the masses of men aro born with
saddles oo their backs and a favored
fow are born booted and spurred to
ride them bv the craco of God. We
aro arrayed in conflict with a system
which makes uarnegies, ami uouiu,
and Vanderbilts and Armours, arro
ot ,,.;! tlioir millions wruncr from
tho furrowed brows of toil while their
follow mtn can scarcely earn thei
AMv bread. In this battle tho demo
cratio party is entitled to Btand as tho
i.UmnU of tho people for all the
reasons which over Inspired confidence
anions men. its History is its uosia
fnr flilnlitv. It surunc from tbo op
naitlnn to aristocraov and centraliza
tion. It has always stood with the
maaaon nrralnt the classes. In the
glory of triumph and tho gloom of de
fPt it lias been faithful to tho prin
ciples of liberty and equality among
mon in tUn sense that they were una
or bv tho founders of the republic.
do not wonder that our enemies aro
(hssatiefi :d with the situation. Four
years ago tho grand old party set up
lllld I1PKS Bt t 10 O HI 81UUII UKUIU
tho urovidence of God ar6 like
ly to be found thero for many yoars to
come. Why should not its leaso of
ha extended indefinitely, Has
U not fniailed all 1U pledges and dU
appointod tho prophesies of its cno
miost Thero is not ono intelligent
man in this oountry who docs not re
member how the repnblioan orators
proclaimed from every stump in tho
land lour years ago that if tho domo
cratio parly wero entrusted with pow
er they would reorganize tho supromo
oonrt, wipo out tho constitutional
amendments, pay the robot debt, givo
tho confcderiV.o soldiers pensions, send
tbo negroes back into slavery, tako
away tho pensions of union soldiers,
paralyze business, turn baok tho olook
of our destiny and play the devil gen
erally. What h wo wo done t Given tho
cleanest and most economical adminis
tration sinco tho war, reclaimed 80,
000,000 acres of publio domain that
had been stolon by corporations dur
ing republican rule, paid $35,000,000
moro pensions than wcro paid by any
preceding administration, enforced tho
constitution and tho laws throughout
tho land and maintained tho dignity
and honor of tho stars and stripes on
every sea.
Where aro tho Credit Mobiliry
frauds, tho whiskey ring infamies, tho
Star Routo steals, tho subsidies and
hundreds of other filchings from tho
publio treasury ! No living man oan
name a job or stoal or soindal that has
touched tho publio trust. Eoonorae,
honesty and accountability have
marked every foaturo of tbo govern
ment. Mr. Bellzhover then launched
out into a clear, lucid and forciblo ox
position of tho tariff and tho mode of
reduction proposed by tho Mills bill,
in tho course of which he said : "ETery
act of the republican party for twenty
years on the subject of taxation has
been in tho interest of wealth and mo
nopoly. Do they divide their princely
gains with the poor, toiling thousands
who work their mines and swelter in
their furnaces? Never. They givo
their men but a miserable pittance of
tho enormous profit, and if they do not
choose to tako what is offered they
must starve, and if they striko tho
Winchester rifle of tho Piukerton men
brings them to time.'' Mr. Beltzhoovcr
closed with a ringing tribute to the
unfaltering honesty of President Cleve
land, who desires to do what is right.
Mr. Beltzhoover was frequently applauded.
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ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OP VALUABLE
Real Estate!
Pursuant to an order ot the Orphans' Court of
Columbia county, l'a., will Be sold at public sale
on the premises, In the township ot MUMn, In said
county on
SATURDAY. Nov. 3, 1888.
at o'oloct p. m., the following described real es.
tate late ot Elizabeth Lutz, deceased to-wlt:
Mo 1. Amefsuageandtractofland situate In
said .Mifflin township, Columbia county, Pa., ad
joining lands ot Elizabeth A Mosteller, Daniel C
Bond, O. Swank, Adam MlUerand others, contain.
Ing
SIXTY-SIX ACRES
more or loss, whereon are erected a larve two-story
frame dwelling house, bank barn and all neces
sary outbuildings; also a never falling spring ot
water, two apple orchards and all ktnds of (nut.
No. 2. A tract of woodland In Bald township,
adjoining lands ot E. Klkendall, I'hebe Miller,
John Mowrey and others, containing
FOUR ACRES
more or less, with the appurtenances.
TERMS OF SALE Ten per ent ot one-fourth of
the purchase money .to be paid at tbe striking
down ot the property, the one-fourth less tbe ten
per cent at the confirmation absolute and the m-
malnlng throe-fourths In one year thereafter with
Interest from condrmatton nisi.
A. M. HOSTELLER,
octia Administrator.
UDITOIfS NOTICE.
Estate of tTin. r. Faus or Pine TaitnsMp.
The undersigned, auditor appointed by the or.
uans coun- 01 i;uiuiuuia cuuuiy-uj m&Keoisin
mtion of the balance of the funds In the hands of
the administrator, will meet at the ofnee ot lkcler
Herring No?, sm, its, at 10 a. in. to perform the
duties of his aDDOlntment. when ani
where all
persons Interested must appear and prove their
claims, or be forever debarred from coining in on
S41U lUQU.
A. U FHKAH,
octlS Auditor,
El'OKT OV THE CONDITION OP
,THK FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT BL00M8.
Iirl. IN THE STATE UV PENNSYLVANIA AT
THE CLOSEOr UU SIMtSS, ixaouEimn IStB.
KESOUKCES.
Loans and discounts ...... iv,s3.4.i
Overdraft s, secured ana uasucureu x,ibu.3'j
U. o. bonds to secure circulation .,. au,uuu.
other ttneka. bondi and mortgages M.M.
Due from approved reserte agents Bo,08-i.05
Due from other NaUonal bank S.csit.ij
Due from Mate banks and bankers 2rf.au
current exrjenses and taxes bald l,(s.8i
Chocks and other cash Items Ms. 03
Bills of other banks 230.
Fractional paper currency, nickels, cents UL
hpecle. W63.
Legal tender notes T.at.
liedemptlon fund with U. 8. Treasurer 9
percent ot circulation it.ttO.
Total , 1U,CBS.C
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In 0.000.
hurplus fund,.- fiMfS?..
itrufivirlfvl nroflta 10.306.19
National bank notes outstanding 43,600.
individual deposits subject to check ... t66.vil.UT
Cashier's checks outstanding
Due to other National banks -
Due to btate banks and banker?
1.718.13
lUoo.ftl
178.01
Total 43S.0S9.0S
BT1TI OF riMKi. COCWTT Of COLUMSU. S3:
1. J. 1 Tustln. caihler of the above named bank,
do solemnly amrm that the above statement Is
true to the best ot my knowledge and belief.
cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this eighth
day October..,-. u
Correct attest! v Notary mule.
M. a' Ucnuri 1 Directors.
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ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate !
By virtue of an order Issued out of tne Orphans'
Court of Columbia county, tbe undersigned ex.
ecutor of Franklin Ithodcs, lato of Beaver town
ship, deceased will oner at public Rale on the
premises In Locust township, said county, on
FRIDAY, Novornber 2, 1888.
at 10 o'clock a. ra., all that certain tract ot land
situate In Locust township, being a tract ot un.
tested land at the foot ot the Little Mountain, and
bounded and described asfouows : Beginning at a
post and running thence by land ot Daniel Boyer,
and Daniel Fetterman touth eighty degrees, west
one-hundred and twelve perches to a chestnut oak,
thence by the same south nrty degrees, west one
hundred and seventy-two perches to a chestnut
oak, thence by the same north eighty-two degrees
west eleven and nve-tenths peiches to a chestnut,
thence by land ot Joseph. A. Long south twenty
percnes to chestnut oak, thence by the same north
seventy-four and a quarter degrees, east two hun
dred and twelve and four-tenths perches to a
chestnut, thence by land of George Beaver south
seventy-nine degrees east fifty and one-tenth
perches to a pine, thence north one hundred
perches to a post the place of beginning, contain-
ing ninety-nine acres nnd forty perches, and the
usual allowance ot six per cent, for roads.
TEHMS OF SALE: Ten per cent, of one-fourth
ot the purchase money to be paid at the striking
down ot the property ; the one-fourth less tho ten
per cent, at tbe conhrmatlon of sale ; and the re
maining three-fourth In ono year thereafter, with
Interest from confirmation nlsL
JAMES T. FOX,
Fritz, Atty. Executor.
Oct5-'S8.
JgXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Cyrus iclleiry of Orange.
Letters testamentary on sala estate havlne been
S anted to the undersigned executoti AUpersois
lebted to said estate are hereby notified to ray
the same, and those having claims against said
estate to present the same to
HKUECOA McllENKV,
EUWAHD D. McIIENHV, Orangevllle.
Grant Herring, Atty. ocu Executors
JgXECUTOU'S NOTICE.
Estate 0 TtiO. h. Ball, of MaOson township
deceased.
Letters testamentary on said estate havlne been
granted to the undersigned executor all persons
Indebted to said estate are hereby nottned to pay
the same, and those having claims against said
estate to present the same to
j. Auiaux executor,
White Hall, l'a.
Wm. Chrlsman, Atty. Bcptss
DSIINISTKATOR'S NOTICE.
jisuiiB u Aiueri Himersoacn. aeceatwa.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
havlog been granted to the undersigned, all rer.
sons indebted to tbe said estate are requested to
make payment, and tbosa having Ualms to pre-
gem iwiKuiio nuuuub uemjr iu
P. U. KLINE,
or his Attorney Administrator,
w. r. KiMsiT, itananoy city, Pa.
Mahanoy city. Pa. sept l l-'M
FOB STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
CAN II B PUT O.V IIY ANY I'CUSOX.
T1IOUSAND3 OF HULLS SOLD ANNUALLY
I'OU liUILUINOS or LVI2KY
DESCWWIOV.
SEND roil NEW .CIllCULAIt. CONTAINISO
I'lllUE LIST AND lim'JlE.NCEa.
ACEHT3 WANTED.
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SOLE MANCIFAOTUBLT
m Walist Slwet. PHILADELPHIA.
PARKER'S GINOER TONIO U1kmii deUr. II
LM cuwd uiiny ul Ui w oril auti aiul it Um) tl remedy
tot Ul HotUoiu ot Hit throat tfid luiur. ajid diivtM
hrlnnff tno tinimra blood and ituvuftUwn. Tbe teebla
and tiuk, ftruvvUnir at-aijirt dlaeaM. aud alowlr drlfUDal
to Uu grave, will In many rawee rvuoter their bealm by
the Uiuvlr uae ct rarlter! Olaa-vr Tuolo, but delay U dan.
rtroua, Take It la una llU InraluabUj tor all palnj
WANTED HoiTcV
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Solicit
Orders for ourTrc,Vliics,le.
Slttil) Work
For Honest, Sober,
inauiirioui Men.
daiue If lateral
Tf rr. t ha bat at Fna
44 OrMavkta! Maa.
S,W7lLlaf it-aib tofcaU
THE SUSINtSS
u NOwt crriec.
QUICKLY IfAHNCD
Satisfaction Cuirtnttcd to Cuslomtrt and
ageuu. w m immediately lit tefui.
AddresK. U. II. CIIAKE A CO,,
1430 So. Psnn Squire, Phllidtlphli, fa
DEMOCRATIO TIOKET.
NATIONATj.
l'On 1'RKSIDfLNTf
GROVKH CLEVELAND,
of New York.
YOIl VICE PRESIDENT,
ALLEN O. TIIUIIMAN,
of Ohio.
STATE.
KOK JUDOK OK 8UTBEMK COUKT,
J. 13. McCOLLTJM,
- of Susquehanna Connty.
COUNTY.
FOR CONGRESS.
CHARLES R. BTJCKALEW,
Subject to decision of Congressional
Conference.
KOll PRESIDENT JUDGE OP THE 20th
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
E. R. IKELER,
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
FRANK P. HILLMEYER ESQ.
Of Rloomsburg.
POR SHERIFF,
JOHN B. CASEY
of Bloonisburg.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
JAMES T, FOX,
WILLIAM KRIOKBAUM.
FOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE W. MILLER.
FOR CORONER,
DAVID WELSOH.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE
OP VALUABLE
Real Instate !
By virtue ot an order ot sale Issued out ot tbe
Orphans' court ot Columbia county the undersign
ed administratrix ot Albert Ammerman, late ot
Flshtngcrcek township deceased, will expose at
publio sale on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 1888,
at one o'clock p. m., the following described real
estate situate In Flshlngcreek township In the vil-
lage ot Asbury, bounded as follows Beginning at
a stone corner south eo;x degrees east iys perches
to a post, thence by land of John Hess Bouth S3 de-
grees east 18 perches to a post, thence by lands of
said Hess north COV degrees eastV perches to a
post, thence by other land of said Albert Ammer
man north 23 degrees west is perches to the place
ot beginning, containing 81 perches, on which Is
erected a
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
barn and outbuildings. A good well ot water at
the door, and plenty ot fine fruit.
Also the following described tract ot land ad
joining the above: Beginning at a post thence by
land of Albert Ammerman south 28 degrees east 18
perches to a post, thence by lands ot Cornelius
Coleman north eox degrees east 19 perches to a
post, thence by land ot said Coleman north S3 de
grees west 18 perches to a post, thence by lands of
Oeorve Pealer south MX degrees east is perches
to the place of beginning, containing
2 ACRES and 4 PERCHES.
Theso two tracts adjoin each other and will be
sold as one lot
TERMS OF SALE. Ten per cent of one-fourth
ot the purchase money to be paid at tho striking
down ot the property; the one-fourth less tbe ten
per cent, at the confirmation absolute, and the re
maining three-fourths in one ear thereafter with
Interest from confirmation nlsL
MATTIB AMMERMAN,
sept 23 Administratrix.
ri ENERAL ELECTION
I'KUULiAaiATlUJN.
I. SAMUEL SMITH. Hlirh Sheriff of Co.
lumbu county, commonwealth ot Pennsylvania,
do hereby make known and proclaim to the quali
fied electors ot Columbia county that a general
election will be held on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER C, 1888,
belnir the Tuesday neit following the first Hon.
day of said month) for the purpose ot electing the
several persons hereinafter named, to-wlt:
'rainy persons ror rrcsiaentiai Electors,
one person for Auditor General.
Two persons for Juoge ot the supreme Court,
One person tor President Judge ot the 2eth Judi
cial District,
one person for Representative In Congress.
Two persons for renresentatlves In the Legisla
ture,
one person lor sheriff.
One person for District Attorney.
One person for Coroner.
Two persons for Jury commissioners.
1 aisonereoy mike known and rive notice that
the places ot holding tbe aforesaid election In the
Beveral wards, boroughs, districts and townships
wiuun me couuiv or uoiumoia are as fouows, viz:
iieaver townsmn. at tne duouo house ot Mary
Smith.
Benton township, at tho nubile nouse of L.
Drake In tbe town ot llcnton.
East uioom, at tno court House, in nioomsourg.
West Bloom, at the Court House, lnllloomsburg.
East Berwick, at the little omceof Jackson
Woodln In tho borough ot Berwick.
west uerwick. at tne office or w. J. Knorr. in
tbe borough ot Berwick.
Borough of centralla, at the publio house ot
Amandus Pelfer.
unarcreek townsniD. at the Dubiic school house
near E.vauavme.
Catawlssa township, at the publio house ot O
W. He'fsnyder.
centre township, at the school bouse near Lafay
ette Crcasys.
nortn conyngnam District, at the school nouse
near tho colliery of John Anderson & Co.
Bouth Conyngham District, at the house ot Mrs.
Thomas Monroe.
Flshlngcreek Wwnshlp, at the school house near
C, B wiiite's.
Frankun townsniD. at tne Lawrence school
house.
Greenwood township, at tho house ot I. D
Fatton.
Hemlock township, at the pumic house of Chas.
. Dletterlch. In the town or Buck Horn.
Jackson twp., at the school house at Waller.
Locust township, at the nubile house tf Nathan
Knorr, In Numedla.
MlflUn township, at the publio house of Aaron
Uess, In the town ot Miminrllle.
Madison township, at the publio house ot Miles
Smith. In Jerseytown.
mu Pleasant townsniD. at the iiinertown school
house.
Montour township, at tno duuuo house ot
oainuf 1 inuicuiuv, uv nuperu
Main township, at tho publio house ot Addison
W. Shuman.
l'oannircreek townsniD. at the house ot Samuel
auuer.
orange township, at it. rairman's notei in or
angevllle.
pine townsniD. at the centre school nouse.
Surarloat townshlD. at the house ot Norman
cole.
w est scott at the duduo house ot A. J. Thrash
in LUhtstreet.
i:at scott township, at the publio house of
Joseph Kleckner, In Espy,
ai ail eievuuus uercuuer uem unuer uie tans 01
this Commonwealth, the election polls shall be
ipenea at seven o'clock in tne lorenoon, ana
hall contlnuo ODen without Interruption or ad-
tournment until seven o'clock In the evening when
NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN,
That ererr person eicentlne Justices of the
Peace and Aldermen. Notarlua Publio and Per
sons in the muiua service ot the state, who
shall hold or shall within two months have held
any office or appointment ot profit or trust under
theUp"d states, orot this state, and city or
corporated district, whether a commissioned
officer or otherwise, a subordinate officer or agent
who is or snau be employed under the Legisla
ture, Executive or Judiciary Department of this
state, or of any city or ot any Incorporated dis
trict, and also, that every member of Congress
and ot the state Legislature, and ot the select
or common council of any city, or commissioners
ot any incorporated district, are by law Incapable
ot holding or exercising at the same time the
omce or BDDOimuieut, ui juurc. insDector or uieric
ot any election otthls Commonwealth, and mat
no Inspector, Judge or other officer of such elec
tion shall be eligible to be then votc4 for.
ine inspectors anu duuge ui uie eiecuuos snau
meet at the respective Dlaces anoolnted for
holding the election In the district to which they
respectively belong, before seven o'clock In the
morning, and each ot said Inspectors shall ap
point one cieric, wnusuauuea. quaimou, voter or
such district.
The auaiined voters ot the several districts In
this county at all general, township borough and
special elections, are hereby hereafter author-
17.eu auu ruiuucu lu ,uu utaeie. (iruiu-u ur
written, or partly printed and nartiv written.
severally classified as follows: On, ticket shall
embrace the names of all Judges ot Courts voted
for, ana laueuea, outsiae, "juaiciary;" one
ticket shall embrace the names of all the State
nmcera voted for and to be labelled "State:" one
ticket shall embrace the names ot all county
Officers voteu iur, inciuuiog uie uuice ui ovnator,
and Members of Assembly, if voted for, and
UlOUUUCia ui vu j i con. u ,uini ivi,m.u uvmwi-
led "County :" one ticket shall embrace the names
of all township officers voted for, and be labelled
Tnwnahln :" one ticket shall embrace the names
ot all borough officers voted for, and be labelled
"Borough,"
And each class shall be deposited in separate
ballot boxes. SAMUEL SMITH,
Oct It
O LECTION NOTICE.
"Tfotlce Is hereby given that the regular annual
Water Company will be held In Bloomsburg on
Tuesday, October 8, ISss, at the office ol V, p. Bill
merer, between the hours ot two and tour o'clock
in me aiternuuu, lUf IUV yuiyuao ut vKv.uig a
and for tne transaction of any other business of
inecomp y.. F, P, BILLMKYKR,
Sep, J, 185a, tttcnun'i
SPECIALS
:o:
asUalaV' BalaUBa? ft!
aHs7 SWW I
HBI fafaVL I
Kvfj Eft-"', r
"Wo now show the best stocks of
Dress SiSks, Dress ools,
Shawls, Coals, Wraps, and
Jackets, in Silk 11 n sis Coats
and Jackets. We take the lead in
PRICES AND QUAXITIES.
SEE THEM.
Columbia Taras.
The best inndc, full weight,
superior quality, therefore tho cheap
est. All kinds of Yarns made in
this Famous Brand.
We now show handsome lines of all styles of Ladies' DRESS
TRIMMINGS..BUTTONS, GIRDLES, BRAIDS, JETS &c. at
low prices. CHILDREN'S COATS, INFANTS CLOAKS.
GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES,
in Kid, Lisle, and Cashmere Jersey. See our 75c Kid GIotcs
and 35c Jersey Gloves. Table Linens, ToOTtols
and Napkins. The best COUNTERPANE for 1.25
sold in the county.
Lce CiIiNs ad Poles, Special ValJes.
The best values in Ladies' Men's and Children1! TINDER-
WEAR of all kinds shown in the county. Complete lines of
WOOL HOSIERY, Cotton Flannels, Wool Flannels, Blankets &c.
are mvueu to can anusee.
$12,00
OUR.
'8IMJCIAIV'
FALL OVERCOATS
Unmatched and unequaled at this price. A
much higher price is asked elsewhere
for no better quality.
13,50
Unexceptlonnbly Good
OUB
law Chestnut St,
S Walnut St.
PHILADELPHIA.
215 Broadway.
NEW YORK.
811 Washington St,
BOSTON.
Scotch Cheviot Suits
These could be sold at a much
higher price, but tbe benefit
ot our good purchase Is
offered In marking them
at this low figure.
O. f HOMFSQH,
Merchant Tailor, Clothier and Importer,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK. BOSTON.
N.B. Mall orders promptly executed, write to our head store, 1333 Chestnut street, Phlladel
phla. Particulars and lnlormatlon how to obtain our popular clothing will bo Bent free of charge.
SHERIFF SALES.
By virtue ot sundry writs issued out ot
the Court of Common Pleas ot Columbia county
and tome directed will be exposed to public sale
at the Court House In tbe town ot Bloomsburg on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1838.
at J p.m., all that certain tract ot land lying in
lioarlngcreek township, Columbia county, I'cnn
eylvanla, bounded and described as follows to-wlt:
Beginning at a stone corner ot land of Abraham
Beaver Est. thence by tbe same south twelve de
grees west seventy-one perches to a Btone, thence
south nineteen and one half degrees west thirty
perches to a post, thence by land ot F. P. Michael
south twelve degrees west seventy-two perches to
a stone, thence by land ot William o. Llnville
north forty-eight degrees west elghty-two perches
to a stone, thence by land of John C. Myers, north
tvelve degrees east sixty-four and seven-tenths
perches to a stone, thence by land ot Peter K.
Menscb north nineteen and one-halt degrees east
one hundred and three perches to a stone, and the
place ot beginning, containing sixty-lour acres
and ten perches be tbe same more or less.
Seized taken In executloa and to be sold as the
property ot Lewis Mundy.
MalieAtty. Lev. Pa.
ALSO
AU that tract of land Bltuate In Sugarloaf town
ship Columbia county, Pcnnu., bounded and de
scribed as follows to-wlt: On tho north by a pub
lic road, on the cast by public road loading from
Ca rubra, Luzerne county, to Five Points. On the
o uth by lands of E. J. Albertson, and on the west
by lands of E. J. Albertson, containing five acres,
more or less, whereon is erected a two-story plank
dwelling house, barn and outbuildings.
seized takes In execution and to be sold as the
property of J. W. Albertson. ,
Dieler Herring Attys SAMUEL SMITH,
Vend. Ex. Sheriff,
Oct 18-W
1. 1 mm k no.
DuriiiK the Fair vou can
"tako time by the forelock" and
"kill two birds with one stone,"
by making an examination of
our stock of school books and
school stationery. If we should
not have tho book you want wo
can get it for you at the publish
er s prices.
vo can show a stock of Avail
paper that in sizo and beauty is
second to nono in tho county.
ineso aro tno best goods Irom
tlio best makers. The prices are
in accordanco with tho value of
the goods.
Ave have some wall paper
remnants, theso accumulate in
any business, thoy must move
off to make room for now goods.
mm. : ,i
inu ijuuauuii io, iiuca vuiu room
lit.
"We have just opened a lino of
fmo ladies' fashionable pocket
books. Tho now stylo stretches
the length into width.
AY. II. Buooke it Co,,
Successors to G. A, Clark,
GKT YOUR JOU PRINTING
DONE AT THE
0 MBIAN OFFICE
Every Lady should
have an
MSni.?BL
Best ifl tHe
WQfLD.
SUPERIOR
To all Others.
H. J. CLARK & SON.
$12,00
STORES
$5.00
TROUSERS
Cut niicl inndc by Tlionip
hoii'h Patent S Htem never
rati to fit Correctly.
Tho quality ia sterling and with
out a fault. The styles and
patterns most select.
Vie WITTIEST, PRETTIEST JUVENILES
QUEER PEOPLE Palmer Cox
(Elftpement oft
Frofj nnt! the Mouse,)
Full of the odilrat pranks, rlmrnilnir stories and
IniiAh-provokllur lllustratlona tiy tliel'rln
en of
Juvenile artiste.
hpllinu fiiinipiiMelv. i.'rlltra
any oi It l
It eiy Intl. folk uild uilk delight,"
lion. Cliliton 11. Fla k. "(oVl l.n J me analhrftir I can't
ml (h. rhlhlrtn to !l"-.lL II. Conwpll. 1. D. "atom.
ttarably mat unit ttfant." llou. H. S.t'0X. J'u?aii-
tqa.J'p an J VmrU Kwla," lion IlouanlCroebr.
imitiiAiMi ltirnai.
723 Chestnut Street, Phllndclphln, l'if
Oct 13-d-4t
Pour Bo:ks Learned in Ono Heading.
A Year s Woik Done in Ten Days.
From the Chaplain of Exeier College, and Hough
ton syria i rizeman, uxiora.
Dear Sir i In Anrll. 1RS.1. while thinking of tak-
Ing orders In September, I suddenly received notlco
that my ordination examlnatl' n would be held In
a iortnliht, I had to break up my home, and, as
a consequence I nad only ten (10) days In which to
prepare tor the Exam. I should recommend a
year's nrt naratlon In the case of anyone eo utterly
unprepared as I was; but your system had so
strengthened my natural memory, that I was able
to remember and elve the cist ot any book after
reading It once. I therefore read Llghtfoot, Protor
Harold Browne, Moshelm, ie., ia, once, and was
successful In every one ot the nlno papers. The
present Bishop ot Edlnburg knows tbe tacts, for be
ii-ui. iue inu uuoks. raitmuuy yours,
IHeV.l JlHES MIODI.EION MlCUONiLD. 111. A.
(.To ProL A. Lolsette. COIL Exon. Oxon., f ept. '6
" llojal Liquid Uluc" mends broken
China, Glass, Wood, Leather, Metals, Fur
niture, etc., with Everlasting Tenacity I
Bold by Urocers, Drugglets and General
Btores.
ROYAL
GLUE
FOR SALE BY
I. W. Hartman Sons, W, II. Brooke Co.
The tireat Eastern Tea CO., u. n. iison,
u. Aiarr, u. it. fiercer,
J. U. Wells,
Oct is-sm.
El well littlenbender.
SALESMEN
TXT" A TS.T' I i-1 I i
to ranvan for the aala of Norierr
toekl BUadr
Steady employment guaranteed. SALARY
AND EXPENSES
fAIU. APPU at onc4.su
Apply at ones, statlDg af .
n...a P.a(V... 0,..eo lllefer to this
liicier w uu, uaucT.i
ROCHESTER, J.V
V11U9 DlVUltU WalaaJ,
Aug. anil Oct,
IlLOOMSnUHG MARKET.
WUolcfale. Hctall,
Wheat per bushel
Ilyu " "
Ccru " " ....
Oats " "
Flour " bbl
liutter
Kf!t!S
Potatoes
Hams
Dried Apples
Sldo
BUouldcr
Chickens. ,
Geese
Lartl per lb ,,
Vinegar per gal
Oulons per bushel
Voal skins ,
Wool per lb
Hides.... ..
OIAMTS A Mel WIXOS ifa&JXr V S
ho
05
6(1
CO 70
33 45
0 AO to 050
23 24
18 20
40 00
19 10
03 05
07 10
09 .18
8 10
13 14
20 80
1 00 1 20
07
85
5 to 7
Coal on Wiue.
No 0 a.00i Nos 3. 8, & Lump 9.85
No. Ba.00 IMtumlnm 13.84
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
'A2 HYPOPHOSPHITE3
Almost aa Polotabloas Milk.
80 ittsgnlaerl that It can be taken,
digested, unci rtMlmtlntrcl by the most
sensitive stomach, when the plain oil
rannnt b tolerated I and by the eosn
blnatton of the oil with the hypophat.
phltee Is much mora emcaelont.
Btrnmiil as flesh prodater
Persfjus gain ripldlr while Uklig It,
BOOTra EMULSION Is acknowledaM h
Physicians to be the Finest and Best prepa
ration in the world lsr tho relief and euro ol
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
GENERAL DEBILITY. WA8TINQ
DISEASES, EMACIATION.
COLDS and CHRONIC COUGHS.
Tht arcat remedy for Oansumntlan.
Wasting in Children, Sold ly aU Druggist.
PT. sept 2S-68-lrKJj
TJTTT noZZAJlS for
LIFC SCHOLARSHIP
BUSINESS C0LLE6E
1709 Cantnet 8L, rhlltde.
I'oelllon. for firndnatea.
Time required 3 to4moe.
The BEST Eqilpneil. net
Coins of Stgdr. Beat Er.
er jthloi. Writtfor Circulars,
dlt al7
HINDERCORNS.
TV mn-r Ptirii ttvt pArni. RtnnJ kll Tvftln. fnirifai
comfort to the feet, l&a it Unjptri-u. liisooxACo.. N. Y.
'1 he best of all remedies for
Inward Pains, Colic. Indiges
tion. Exhaustion and all Stom
ach and How el IrouUes. Also k
the most enective cure lori
Cough, Coldf, Bronchitis and
a flections of the breathing 1
prgans. It promotei refreshing '
sleep, improres tne appexue,
(rtcrcomti nervous nrostratlon.
mn crivc niw i lie ana urcncrtn
tttne weax ana agca, 50c. anu at isrggimii's
8Cpt.l4-d4t.
GHATEFUI COMFOHT1NQ.
EPP'S COCOA.
BKEAKKAaT.
"Br athorouehknowlcdiraottbe natural laws
which govern tho operations ot digestion and
nutrition, and by ft careful application ol tho tine
properties 01 -wcii-Bcieciea i;ocoa. air. bppsnoa
Srovlded our breakfast tables with a delicately
avored beverage which mar save us manr heavy
doctors' bills. It 13 by tho judicious uso ot such
articles 01 met mat a constitution may do gradual
lr built up until strong enough to resist every ten
dencytn disease. Hundreds ot subtlo maladlea
are floating around us ready to attack wherever
there Is a weak point. We may escape many a
ratal snart by Keeping ourselves wen foninea w lth
Sure blood aDd a properly nourished frame." Cm!
errfoe Qaiette. -Made simply with boiling water
or milk, sold oniy in nan pound tins, by urocera,
labelled thus:
JAMES V.nti s: CO., Ilomcoopstlilo Chemists,
sept zo-iwu ixmaon, xaigiana.
To Advertisers
A list of 1000 newsnacers divided Into STATES
AND SECTIONS will bo sent on application
To those who want their advertising to nar. we
can offer no better medium for thorough and ef
fective work man the various sections 01 our s
lkct Local List. oeo. p. KO well & CO.,
Newspaper Advertising Bureau.
Oct 12-r-lt io Spruce street, lievv York.
I CURE
FITS!
When I ear Ccnn I do not mean mertl to
stop them (or a time, and then bavo them re
turn npain. I MEAN A UAD1CAL CUliK.
I have mado tho disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS,
A llfe-lonir study. I warrant my remedy to
Ccre tbo worst cases, llecauso others have,
f ailed is no reason for not nowreceiving a cure,
bend at once for a treatise and a Free iiottlb
ot my Infallible Uemedt. Give j:xtircsa
and l'ost Office. It costs you nothing (or a
trial, and It will cure you. Address
H.O.ROOT.M.C, l83PEAiSr,NcwY0U
sept sspss-ly
II
Duslness men who have tried It And It trreatlv
to their advantage to have Account Books made
to order, to suit their special needs. Every kind
ui xiittuiv iiuua, iiiu iir vtuuouirpruueu neaamgs,
Check Hooks and Ruled Blanks I make In the best
manner at honest prices. Unexcelled facilities for
Numbering, Eyletlnir, Perforating, Punching and
Btamplng. M ork for county and borough offices
especially solicited. .Miscellaneous Book Binding
ol the highest class. Missing magazines supplied.
Estimates and particulars cheerfully furnished.
J, W. BAEBEB,
7 and 0 Market St.,
WILKES-BARRE,
sepl6-lyc&bro.
This Institution Is a hleh crndn Ttndnacq m
lege, giving Instruction In every department of
business education. In addition to the regular
business course It makes a specialty of Fhono-
Kiny", Jjpo-wruinp, -iciegrapny, ana ornamen
tal Penmanship. The prominent feature of the
Commercial C'OtirRa Is tin nrneflr-nl phnmMPF.
Nearlv every set of books has been taken from
nrbt.class business establishments, and a large
proportion of the course In book-keeping la made
up from our system of actual business practice,
unsurpassed in the sclentinc application to mod
ern business methods. A larger proportion of our
graduates regularly obtain nitt-claas positions
than from any other commercial college In the
state. Year begins Aug. su, uss. For circulars
ouuicu w. i iiBAK, mncipai.
uiyS7 6t Kingston, Pa.
HOOK AGttVTS WASTED Foil
MY STORY OF THE WAR
By Mary A. Zivermore
Ucrowa umUn of "roarYrara IV 170.. I KtpH
Field land IIosplUl aNur Jt pnrtriri Ihm
w2 r0T "UetTenly dot th Wr. lU UstiU an4
rathe, 11
iuaoua o
: - .-"u.aB wi-w'i, t innuiDi inuniitnaioociiiDf
finlonrlTd Nil.llaiu an.l
is Intaircat anrl LnurhlDr
C" ncMy ntlored In txact jao$nmd4.
r Mtn and Women Areata ailOUtdf
Th "booming " book for J
VI raw t9iffhtt and riT hxlm 7Vrwu. Writ for rirealara lf
vciru ft ruonui mtuie.
Oct z d-it.
mcd4Co7rvmeAce
AND SHORTHAND INSTITUTE
if . i. ialu"a ruier uur eiegaui new uuuuios
wuiuuwiii De completed tnisfalL ourprospontjr
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