The Columbian.
O.B.ElWill, luiii...
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FRIDAY, JANUARY i, 1889.
No More Vote liuylng.
When Mr. Holman's bill, introduced
in tlio IIouso of Representatives Dec.
19th, becomes n law, overy honest
man who lias tho right to roto will 'col
that ins vow cannot easily bo otUot by
somo boodler buying tho votes of
corrupt men in bit district. Tho bill Is
entitled "A bill to preservo tho rmritv
of tho eleotivo franchise," and reads as
follows:
KO ASSESSMENTS OK OIKTS.
'Bo it enacted, Ac. , suction 1 that
it shall be unlawful for any person to
solicit or receive, directly or indirectly,
or to be ! any manner connected with
or concoraed in soliciting or receiving
any assessment, subscription or eoutn
buiion of money, or of any thing of
vaiuo lo bo expended, used or employed
in any manner whatever in any election
lor eleotors for l'resideut or Vico-l'resi
dent of the United States, Rcprosenta
tlvcs or Delegates in tho Congress of
WO united states, or in the political
canvass ltntno liatnly preceding tho
same, or to control in any manner or
to otherwise influence any such election
or tlio result thereof.
"Snc. 2. That it shall be unlawful for
any person to k'ivo or to offer to any
other porson, directly or indirectly, any
money oi tiling ot value for the pur
pose or with tho intent tint tuo same
shall be nsed, expended or in any man
nor whatsoever employed in any elec
tion for electors for President and
Vice-President of tho United States, or
for Representatives or Delegates in the
Congress ot tho United states, or
tho political campaign immediately
preceding the same, or to influence in
any way snch election or the result
thereof, or to aid, prnmoto or assist in
tho election of any person at any such
election, or to avoid or assist in tho de
feat of any person therein.
WHERE MONEY CAN BE USED.
"Sec. 8. Tho foregoing sections shall
not be construed as applying to any
money received or evpendd in gcod
faith under the laws of any State or
Territory for the necessary expenses of
any election, or to monny so subscribed
and expended for the printing of tickets
or in tne publication ot any newspapo
or other publication or the distribution
tuereot.
"Sec. 4. That any poison who shall
be cuilty ot violating any ot the pro
visions of the first or second soctiont of
this act shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and shall, on conviction
thereof, be punished by fine not exceed
ing $5,000 or by imprisonment tor
term not exceeding three years, or by
snch fino and imprisonment both, in
the discretion of the tbo Court.
BUYEB AND SELLER BEWARE.
"Sec. 5. That it shall be unlawful
at any olection for eleotors for Presi
dent and Vice-President of the United
States, for any person to reoeive any
mouey or other valuable thing as a
oonnderation for bis vote at suoh eleo-
tion, or to reoeive any money or other
valniblo thine as a consideration for
his vote after tho same has bono oast,
"Sec. C. That it shall bo unlawful
at any election for electOM for Presi
dotit or Vice-President of tho Unite
States, or any Delegate in Congress
for any person to pay or offer to pay
any money or oilier vaiuaoio Mine
another for a consideration for his vote
ot such election, either before or after
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whTFtiik ouiltv will suffer.
"Sec. 7. That any person violating
nny of tho previous two preceding
sections of this act, eha'l be deemed
miilty of a misdemeanor, and on con
victinn thoreof shall bi disfranchised
and rendered iuoapiblo of holding any
otlico of trust or pront tor live years,
and shall Ih lined in any sum riot ex
ceeding 85,000, and bo imprisoned for
a period uol oxceeding tliroi year
finid and imprisoned buth within
th
lini't-t afxrexaid, in the d scretion o
Court, provide I, however, that in
!th
thi
discretion of tho Attorney of tho dis
trict, the persons bribed, or charged t
have been bribed, may be required
to
testify in tho trial ot the person
charced with bnuini; mm or the at
tempt to bribe him; and in tuioh
caso that such witness shall b exempt
irom prosecution for lb') offence
relation to whioh h shall teHilv.
"Sec. 8. That in auy indictment
under thn firt and secen i scct'tnns o
this aot it shall ba deemed a sufficient.
statement of tho tn!sdemeanor in tho
indictment to set forth that the party
charged with tho olTonso solicited or
received from any other persons money
or other thing ot fame, or give
handed ovr to any other person
money or other thing of value, for th
purpose and with tho intent that the
Harao should be used in the election
tho olectors for President and Vico-
Frosidont of tho United States or Rei
nsentativo or Delegate in Congress to
influence the vole theroof, and that the
same shall havo boon reoeived and ex
needed, or intonded to be so expended,
for tho persons expressod in tbo third
I ni tUia AM,
WASHIHQTOB LETTEB-
if mm nur itcorular Correaiiondent.
Washington, I) to. 3Ut!1888
MrCJoveland has onoo more shown
that he haVnic'rarainculty of saying
the ncht thine at tho right time,
In a letter of rocret from him
nt a bammot civen by the
JJoston Tariff Reform League last
Friday night, ho blazB the way for the
weak-kneed members ot tho party to
uphold the principals votod for by
plurality of inoro than 100,000 in tho
total number of voters in tho country
hut November. After expressing his
renret ut not boiui; ablo to nltond th
bannuet Mr. Cleveland wrote: "Our
institutions were constructed in purity
of purpoee mid love for humanity
Their operation is adjusted to the touch
of national virtue and patriotism, an
their remits under such cuidence must
bo tho prosperity and happiness of our
people) and so long as tho advocates
of tailff reform appreciate the sentiment
in wlilou our institutions havo llici
origin, so long n thoy apprehend the
forces which -alono can guide their
operations, so long as they, in a spirit
ol patriotism aro consccroicu to me
servico of their country, tomporary do
feat brinus no discouragement. It but
proves tho stubbornnees of tho forces
of combined selfishness and discloses
how far tho people havo been led as
tray and how great is tho necessity of
redoubled efforU in their hohalf. To
loso faith In tho intelligence of the
people I a surrender uid an abandon
intelllgonco and froo it from darkness
nnd delusion givu assurance of speody
and complete victory. In tho track of
reiorm nro oiton iounu tho dead hopes
of pioneers nnd tho despair of tlioso
who fall in the march. But thero will
bo nolther despair nor dead hopes in
tho path of tariff reform; nor shall its
pioneers fail lo roicn the height.
Holding fast their faith and rejecting
every alhirinrr overturn and overy con-
coptlvo compromise whioh would betray
. , , . . .i , i. 1 1
ineir sucruu irusi, muy luuiusuiyeo ramu
regain nnd restore tho patrimony oi
their countrymen, freed from tho tres
pass of grasping onoroaohmcnt, and
safely scoured by tho genins of
American justice and equality.
lirnvo words, these, lot a uctoatea
oandidate. and very badly ncoded too,
for many Democrats in'Congress havo
recontly shown a. very decided weak
ness ot tho spino on this subject ana
havo talked about compromising with
the enemy to the extent ot passing a bill
making largo reductions in tno internal
revenue, leaving tho unjust import
duties to remain as they now are, cto.
Tho indications now are that Mr.
Cleveland's lottcr will furnish the
necessary stiffening for tho wobbling
back-bones and that wo shall hear no
moro Ulk of compromise.
The Demoornts of tho IIouso will
handle tho Sonato tariff bill without
gloves when it goes to them aftor its
paasago by tho Senate. They propo?o
to show tho country what a one sided
and unfair moajuro it really is. They
aro now busy gathering facts and
statitios for the purpose.
Th President ha ordered the dis
missal of Edward Cushing, Collector
ot Customs at Bath, Maine.
Reneosentative Crisp. Chairman of
tho House committeo on contested
eleotions. expects to oill np this week
tho eaes nf Small vs. Elliot and Sul
livan vs. Felton.
Michigan has a handsome statue of
Wen. icwit Uiss to bo placed in aiaiu
sry mil. At tho Capitol.
A new and very lino crayon portrait
of Speaker Carlisle, has been hung in
tho lobby of the House.
Tho lilaino war gies apace. Every
where two or three Republicans are
Katbcred tocother you aro certain to
hear the name of the grea' gentleman
from Maine mentioned. His enemies
are bitter and his friends stanch, and
the battle is sure to rago continually
from now until four vears Irom next
Maroh. w'th what resn't only time can
tell. Mr. Harrison probably wishes
most homily that Mr. Blame had
never been born, but if he had not, the
neon .. of this country would havo
misled lots of fun.
As if there were not already a surfeit
nf candidates for Speaker of rho next
'Tonso three more were brought out
last week. Thoy wero Representatives
Lodce. Bavne. and Farnuhar. I do not
supposo that either of these three men
havo the most remote idea of ever
boinsr elected Speaker, but they proba
blv hope that their being mentioned
for th? position will causo them to get
better committeo assignments irom toe
man who is eleoted. And judging
from oast experience they are right
It is proposed to have tho takers of
next census make a schedule or tne
surviving ex-Confederate soldiers.
Thi idea has been very well received,
and will be considered at tne next
meeting of tho Senate committee on
the census Tho bill already passed by
tho House provides for a similar
schedule of Union soldiers.
Tomorrow President Cleveland will
hold his last Now Year's reception in
the Whito IIouso for somo years nt
least.
Amendment to tbe Oonstitntiou.
Bloomitrsnr, Uol. Co. Pa. Jan. 1 1S-9.
Today tho friends of oonstltu
tional prohibition resolved that the
legislature of tho stato should be
petitioned to submit tho question of
amendment to the peoplo at a special
election.
It was thought that the issue ought
to be put souarelv, without aocompany
ing issues, aud that work in behalf of
the amendment ought to be non
parlizan; though it wa alxo suggested
that the mere ourying ot tho amend
ment would not be a victory for tem
perance. Prohibitionists, they who
believe in the doctrine of rohibition
as opuo-ied to the doctrine of Iicohko,
may pn-sibly bo brought to work to
gethor f r the success of tho amend
ment, whf ther or not they belong to
tho party of that name; and, in this
special work, party Prohibitionists cau
aid without at all conceding that the
amendment is the only thing necces
sary. In order to carry this year, tho
niLt-ndment must be submitted in pro
uisely the same form in which it pomi-d
tho legislature in 1887. Tho constitu
tion providi s that tho flection shall be
at lea-a three months after the act of
mi' mis-don by tho legislature; but more
timo is desirable.
The meeung elected a committee lo
effect permanent organization, nnd in
Htructed the secretary to telt graph its
resolutions to tho l'hiladelptiia i reus,
and to send a brief acoount of its action
to tho county-papers and to The People
an! The Voice.
Newton Walkeii, Secretary,
News Items,
Every dollar sent abroad for what
you cau buy just as well at home is so
much money Inst to the community
whlub will never renin.
Tho biggest man in the world livis
iu Iowa and ho weighs 702 pound,
measuring G feet -ii inches in height
This car load of flesh and bones was
born thirty-two years ago, and when
ho goes to Church ho puts $1 into the
collection basket and lakes a whole
seat to himself.
Tho latest sensational story gotten
out, says tho Ashland Advocate, is tbo
report that Jack ivenoe, who was sop
potd to have been hung at PotUvihe,
is still alive, and is living in the west,
As tho story goes, Jack's neck was not
broken in the hanging, and after his
body was given to friends lie came to
., I. ! ll 1
and lieu me country, it is an uosu
howover.
As the oold and biting days come on
the praotice of allowing horses to stand
in the street uecomes moro uangerru
as tho animals are growing moro
restive with tbo approach of wintor
weather. The cnstoin is contrary to
ordinary prudence, because it Is always
attended with uanger, yet it is quito
prevalent. Jlitoh your bonus and yo
may save daraago to your own property
and perhnpi to that ot many others as
well.
A perfoot town is that in whioh yo
seo the farmers patronizing the home
merchants, thi laborers spending the
nnnov thev earn with their own trades
man. aud all animated by a spirit that
will not purchase articles abroad if they
can bo bought at home. Tho spirit of
recinrocilv between man and the me
chanic. tradesman and laboror, farmer
and manufacturer, results every timo in
making the town a perfect one to do
bunlCf i ID.
COLUMBIAN AJND
Bohtiylklll Oottntjr Easoali-
shenandoah
tkkror'
UNimn a "rrion
OF A ROllOER IIAHP.
OF
Siienanpoai! Dec. 29 This town is
again terrorized by a gang of burglars.
Last night they effected an entranco lo
tho basement of tho residence of
Miohael MonagliAn, a prosperous liquor
dealer and blow tho door from a smalt
safo in ono of tho rooms. A small
holo wan drilled through tho top of a
Bafo and a obargo of powder strong
onough to blow tho door aoross the
room was put in. The burglars
sccurod bnl 8!20 in cash and a silver
watch.
Monaghau has boen robbed five
times this year and the famous Flynn
and Kline gang of burglars aro charged
with all tho crimes, but they havo
never been oonvictcd. The gang is
composed of a numbor of tbo most do
gradod aud doipcralo young men of
this town. Thoy range from 10 to 30
years of ago and havo left ovidenoo of
their work in every part of the county.
Flynn, ono of the leaders, was
caught on a ooal train bound for dis
tant parts on ono occasion. io pro
tested his innocence, but a pair of
pantaloons found on his porson proved
to bo part of tho stolen property. Ho
was placed in the lockup to awntt a
hearing, butnt Co'clock the next morn
ing was rescued by four of his pals,
who smashod tho thrco six-lever locks
on the cell door with n crowbar.
Tho irani? then visited and robbed
several distant places nnd kept away
trom this placo until about two weeks
ago, when they took up quarters on
the mountains South of tho town.
Last Sunday eight officers started out
to captaro them. Ono of the gang was
on guard and saw the approach of the
othoer with the aid of a held glass,
yesterday the gang was quartered on
the mountain North of the town. Two
expeditions of police and constables
went out In different directions to cap-
tut e them, but failed. Last night,
inaoh to the chagrin of the police,
the gang increased tho list of their
orimes. Tho police seem utterly
powerless to cope with theso outlaws
and the populace is praotioillv terror
stricken. It is belioved the authorities
will soon offer a large reward for thoi
cipturo and invoke tho aid of somo of
Pinkcrton's men.
Steam Heating of Railroad (jars.
Alhany, N. Y. Dee. 27 The rail
road commissioners of this statu will
send their annual report to tho lcginla
turo early i nthe coming session. It is
und-retocd that it will recommend leg
islation requiring tbo railioads ot this
stato to adopt a unform coupler for
steam heating pipes. This recomen
dation may be accompanied by a bill
empowering the commission to select
suoh a coupler. Many inventors stan 1
ready with devioes for which they seek
recognition. Conversation w'uhpiuini-
ncnt legislators leads to tbo belief that
suoh a bill as the above will not be
adopted. It is moro likely (hat the
steam heating law will be repealed.
fho impression seems to grow that
steam pipes in oars aro a failure.
Nine-tenths of tho recent delays in fast
trains have been attributed to loss of
Bteam from tbe locomotives. Tho op
ponents of the oar stove will demand
tnat the law bs given a longer trial.
Govrrnor Hill would probably veto a
bill effecting the matter in any way.
Thero has recently b en adopted on all
Russian railroads a, device which might
well be intiuduced in this country, on
ordinary railroads. It consists merely
of a tablet conspicuously displayed in
each compartment of the train, bearing
tne name or tho next stopping-place.
A simple bit of mechanism enables one
of the train-hands to make the necois
siry change for each station. Snsh an
arrangement is comparavvely inexpen
sive, and it is of very great service to
pawengers. The United States ought
not to he behind Russia in railroadi g.
Salt Rheum
Tbe aconles ot those who suffer from severs
salt rheum aro Indescribable. Tho cleanslag,
healing, purifying Influences ot Hood's Sana
parllla are unequalled by any ether medicine.
"I take pleasure In recommending Hood's
Sarsaparllla, tor It lias done wonders for me.
I had salt rheum very severely, affecting me
dcr nearly my entire body. Only those who
have suffered from this disease In Its worst
form can Imagine tho extent ot my affliction.
I tried many medicines, but failed to receive
benefit until I took Hood's Sarsaparllla.
Then tbe disease began to subside, the
Agonizing Itch and Pain
disappeared, nnd now I am entirely free from
the disease. My blood seems to be thor
oughly purified, and my general health Is
greatly benefited." Lyman Allen, Sexton
N. E. Church, North Chicago, III.
"My son had salt rheum on his hands and
the calves of his legs, so bad that they would
crack open and bleed. He took Hood's Bar
saparllla and Is entirely cured." J, B, Stan
ton, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
From 108 to 135
"I was seriously troubled with salt rheum
for three years, and receiving no benefit from
medical treatment I decided to try Hood's
Sarsaparllla. I am now entirely cured of salt
rheum; my weight has Increased from 108 lbs.
to 135." Mrs. Alice Smith, Stamford, Conn.
If you suffer from salt rheum, or any blood
disease,try Hood's Sarsaparllla. It has cured
many others, and will cure you.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
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100 Doses One Dollar
Look out for this space next
week. You will hear of something
to your advantage at D. LOW EN
BERG'S Clothing Store.
DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA I
HAVE YOU BEEN
DISAPPOINTED
buying tho ordinary ready
madu Clothing, that cither
wears badly. Iopcs its color,
and hai no stylo t or
DO YOU OBJECT
paying excessively hlizh prices
for made-to older Clothing,
nnd want its equal ready
made f
ODR
LONDON
READY-MADE
CLOTHING
Will Bilit you exactly. It is
Perfect in every pdrticulat.
SPECIALTIES t
Full Suits, $13.50 and upwards.
Thompson's Patont-Cnt Trousers
$3 5 and upwards.
EngiishBeaver Overcoats,
$12. and upwards.
'Our Famous" Cape Coats and
Ulsters, $12.00 and upwards.
E.O. THOMPSON,
1338 CHESTNUT STREET
(Opposite the Mint)
Philadelphia.
H. 11. Our Fa'hlon catalogue milled
to any address, frco of charge.
P LECTION NOTICE.
Notice Is hercbr given that the annual meeting
of tho Columbia County Agricultural, nortlcultur
al nn , Mechanical Association, ror the election ot
omcers aid tie transaction of a y finer Proper
misuses', win do held in tne court, nousc, monms
burif, Saturday January 19th, is9 at s o'clock
p. m. II. v. WHITE, secy,
jan 4 st
WHY DO YOU BUFFER
when you can be cured by using
Bpilepticmra
the KTCMcst remedy yet dlscovei od for the ouro of
FITS, KPILKI'SY Oil FALLING. SICKNESS.
FRICK TWO DOLLARS PRR BOTT1.K.
To guard agalost counterfeits and imitations, send
direct to i 'SSIN1NO MEUICAt, CO , sing wing N T.
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers.
Jan 4-d-4U
9Cords-IO"r!
Buns Ktif
NO HACKACUB.
flmail tmniwtvtvl. Alia TOOL
BY ONE MAN.
xorflUnir aftw whl
fcw wherabr thou loaat xperteacd on
not maka ft mwaKe.
Sent frt with mat-hint. T,
. , . u.. h. Hat! oa. Hnn
drvdsllATe tawed t U V COUDS lUilr, We want all who
barn wood and all lntsraittU In tb Umber bualneie to
write ror oar llluitrated rrt Catalomie. Wo hare ei
aftlr what on want, tbo greatest laborarerand beit
MllliiK tool now on earth. Klrnt ortlrr from your Tlolti
Itr McnreiaJrentT. tOLDlSO BIWIIU aUlUISS CO., SOS
u 111 S. Caaal Street. Caleare, U. S. a.
Jan 4-89-t-eow h & T
A ftPWHO WANTED.-Permanent em
AUJWiN X u ployment and good salary or com
mission. Address A. 1). 1'IIATT, Nurseryman,
Itochcster, N. Y. Jan 4-d-4t.
PARKER'8
HAIR BALSAM
Cleanses and beautifies the hair.
Promote! a luxuriant erowth.
Navir Fails to Ratior Gray
ni riDin Tonniui uonr.
Prevent PeUidraff a,nd h&lr faUlnf
Jan 4-d-4t.
WANTED !
A good man to represent us as local agent. Can
give control ot territory and steady work. Will
pay good wages and guarantee success. Write to
J. AVHTIN KHAW, NurHerytnaM,
BItOOKLVN, N. V.
Jan 4-d-4t
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binding, ?rntoed, full tilt, riirc, only $l.'u ly
mall, pont-pnld, concealed In plain wrojijKr. IMu
t rathe Proepectun Froe, If ou apply nov. Tho
dlbtlngnUhfd mtthor. Win. II. r.irkcr, M. 15., to
eelved tho COLD AND JEWELLED M ft HAL
from tha Nutlonnl Medloal ARflro!ntt-;i,
for tho Pa.ZE ESSAY on N ERVOUR r.r.d
PHYSICAL DEBILITY, Pr.l'arevenmdncor,.
of JUalitdnt rhylclana may be eonsultinl, foiill.
dcntlally. by mall or In person, at tho eilkv of
Till. 1'KAItOHY Mi:ilCAr INSTITUTH.
No. 4 llulJlnfh Nt., Hoaton. Mna., lo whom nil
Order fof ooka or lottora for &JUo should be
directed aaaljqe,
Vi'C 91-d-4t
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ORPHAN'S COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Instate !
ny vlrtuo of an order :of the Orphans' Court of
Columbia county, tho undersigned executor of
John Conner deceased, will oiposo v public sale
on tho premises In Benton township, on
Saturday, January 20, 1889,
at 1 o'clock p. m., the following described real
estate, to-wlt i ill that certain real estate sit
uate In Benton township, Columbia county, Pa.,
described as follows, to-wlt i Beginning at a stone
in line of land late ot Joshua Brink, thenco by
land ot Itussel Karns north 6sx degrees west
107 and -to perches to a post, thence by land of
Emily Itobcrti north 1 degrees csst 1M and 0-10
perches to a post, thence by land of Catharlno
Conner south 89V degrees east ill perches to a
post tn line of land now or lato ot Thomas Darts,
thence by the same and land ot Joshua Brink
aforesaid Bouth Six degrees west 1M and 5-10
perches to the place of beginning, contalntcg
102 ACHES
and 133 and 4-10 perches, strict measure, located
about one-half a mile from the town ot Benton,
along the publlo road leading from Benton to
Jameson City. About forty acres cleared and:tho
balance well timbered with pluo, oak, fto., all
lerel land, on which are erected two
DWELLING HOUSES,
barn and out-bulldlngs. There la also on the
premises a saw mill with good water power.
TEH MS OF hale. Ten per cent, ot one-fourth
ot the purchase money to be p M at tho B.rtklng
down of the property, tho one-fourth less tho ten
per cent, at the confirmation of sale, and tho re
maining three-fourths In one year thereafter with
Interest trom confirm ttlon nlsL
EMANUEL LAUBACII, Executor.
A. L. Fritz, Mfy.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!
Ily virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Columbia county tho undersigned executor of
Isaao Dower late of Urlarcrcck township, deceased,
will expose to public sale on tho premises In Ilrlar
crcek township, Columbia county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY f, 1889.
at 10 o'clock a. m., the following described two
tracts of land Bltuato In Drlarcreek township
aforesaid, tbe one being bounded eld descnov as
follows : Ileglnnlng at u stoo" '.a line of land form
erly James Adams', theic north 10 degrees, west
8, and two-tenths perches to stone, north M de
grees, east IS and seven tenths perches lo stoue,
thenco north 10 dt 'trees, west 61 and one-tenth
perches to stone, Lorth degrees, cast "9 and
four-tenths perches to Btono. south 10 degrees,
east, isl oi three-tenths perches to stone, south
5x degrees, west 108 and three-tenths perches to
stone, the placo of beginning, containing
SIXTY-NINE ACRES
and twenty-two perches of land, about all
Improved, with
FRAME DWELLING, BARN
and outbuildings.
Tbe other piece of land tn same township,
adjoins the above and Is used with same as
one farm, bounded and described as follows to-wlt:
Beiilnnlng at a stone In line ot N, Stout, thenco
north 5t degrees, cast W perches to pine, thence
by land now 0' formerly Jacob tltler north 0)f
degree), west 37 perches to a thenco south
50 degrees, west 93 perches to a pine knot, thence
by tho first described, wulh lOtf degrees, east 3
perches to place ot beginning, containing
TWENTY ACRES of LAND.
TEliMS of .hale. Ten per cent, of one
fourth at the striking down ot the property,
tho one-fourth less tho ten per cent at tho connr.
matlon ot salo, and tbo remaining' three-fourths
In ono car thereafter, with Interest from .confir
mation Dial.
ISAIAH BOWER.
Jackson, Atty. Executor,
Deo 14 Berwick l'a.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OP VALUABLE
Real Estate!
By vlrtuo of an order of the'. Orphans' .Court of
Columbia county, tho underelxned admtntitrator
of Joseph It. Pntton, late ot Greenwood township,
said county, deceased, will ox pose lo publlo sale
on the premises near Itohrsburg, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1889.
at 10 o'clock a. in., tho following described real
estate :
No. 1. A certain lot.or pleco of land situate In
tho township of Greenwood, Columbia county,
bounded by lands of the heirs ot Samuel GUlaspy,
Jacob Oerrard, Joseph 1" Hewitt and tho public
road, leading trom liolusburg to Mlllvllle, and
containing
ONE ACRE, MORE or LESS,
No.'.'. A certain lot or pleco ot land situate In
the said township of Greenwood, adjoining tbe
abOTO mentioned lot and lands of Cyrus Faus,
Jacob Oerrard, Jacob 1-eir.oo, Joseph 1'. Dcwltt
and the aforesaid public road, containing
4 ACRES and 21 PERCHES,
more or less. Tho said two r leccaof land, though
purchased separately aro used as one tract and to
enclosed, whereon are erected a good t lied
Two-Story Frame Dwelling Souse,
new frame barn, wagon shed, and other outbuild
ings. Thero is a good well ot .water, fruit trees
and vlues.
TEI15IS OF SALE. Ten per cent, of one-fourth
nt tne sinning down ot the property, the one
fourth less the ten per cent, at tno confirmation ot
sale, nnd tho remaining tnreo-rourihsln one .year
thereafter, with Interest from confirmation nisi.
0. 1". I'ATTOM,
IUhslet, Atty. Administrator,
Dec 14 Itushtown l'a.
EXECUTORS' SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate !
Thero will bo exposed to publlo sale on the
premises in Flshlngcroek township on
WEDNESDAY. January Dili, 1889.
at 10 o'clock a m. tbo following described property
owned br tho estate of John Laubicb, deceased;
Beginning at a post along the publlo road to
corner, to lands surve ed for lilcuard Bright,
thence along said llrlght'a survey and adjoining
lands of Lemons & 1'ealer nirth 20 degrees, west
10 perches to a post, thence by lands ot Whl to
night Bros, south 3 degrees, west forty-two and
three-tenths perches to a hemlock corner, thence
by lands of J M Laubach south 29 degrees, cast
forty-one and Boven-tcnths perches to a chestnut
oak, thence by the same south SIX degrees, east
one hundred and two perches to stone corner,
thenco by the same north el degrees, cast 87
perches to place ot beginning, containing S3 acres
more or less.
TEIlMS OF SALE: Ten per cent of one-fourth
of the purchase money 10 be paid at the striking
down ot tbe property ; the one-fourth less tbo ten
per cent at the confirmation of sate ; and tbe re
maining three-fourth in ono year thereafter, with
Interest from confirmation nisi
J. M. BUCKALBW,
Deo I Executor.
-JO-OTIOE IN PARTITION.
in tho matter of tho partition of tho real estate
ot John Johnson, late of Madison township, Col
umbia countT, Pennsylvania, decoised.
Notice Is hereby given the heirs of said dece.
dent, that In pursuance of an order of the Orphans'
Court of Columbia county, n writ ot partition has
issued from said court to tha Sheriff ot sa'd county
returnable on the First Monday or February, A. 1.
IB.iv, and that the inquest will meet for the pur
pose of making partition ot th real estate ot sld
decedent on Friday tho First day of February. A.
U 1W at ten oVlock a. in of said day upon the
premises, at which time and place yuu can be
present It you see proper. Bald promise being
situate In Mrdlson township Columbia county,
aforesaid, and containing ninety-tour acres and
ninety perches of land more or leas.
riAMUKLSMlTII,
O. W. aliLLiH, Atty. bherirt,
Jan 9 1B09.
MADE WITH BOILING WATER.
EPPS'S
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
COCOA
MADE WITH
Jan 4-d-H
DOIUNQ MILK.
GET YOUK JOU PRINTING
DONE AT THE
COLUMBIAN OKFIOfi
FARMERS! FAR
A lorgo putronnrro hns already
uioomsburg nave not yet. learned
MAMMOTH
1 auvortiso purposely to make Known tnat 1 mivu m '";r"T
Youths1, Hoys' and Children's Clothing, Hats,
Furnishing
It is now after the Holidays.
LARGEST
LINE OF SPRING CLOT
That can be shown outside of New York and Philadelphia.
As said before, our aim is to sell lots of goods and at small profits.
RESPECTFULLY YOURS.
L millB, Miafil foiftl.
The Isirgcsl Clothing House in Montour, CoRuui
bisn on jor3huiiiberlsiiill eounties.
1.
BARGAIN
I. HABTMAN
To begin to-lpy with .3ilie$'
Misses' sfinri Children's Coats a
ISIG eut in uriees.
With short flength in Dress Goods
of all kinds, with a big lot ot
remnants in Ribbons, with a
woiMlerfully cheap lot ol rem
nants in broideries, Laees
and While Goods, wilh white
and eolored Blankets and an
extra good sissortnieut of Shawl.
Our store will be full of customers looking up bargains this
month. Wedding and Birthday
B. W. MART
Colombian
Eiiiliii
lias just received a tlno lino of BUverwari'.Ladles' and Gen'lonicn's Watches, alto a com.
pieiu unc 01 jewelry, wiocks, c. Uoods
Repairing
Call ami examine- my slock beforo purchasing
One ol tnu lineal lniproveniiniB is tlm NEW SOFT STOP ATTACHMENT
winch enables 0110 to play without disturbing anyone in tho Ueinily urnl with
little wear to tho ini-lrurucnt.
WE ARE OFFERING BARGAINS ON THESE INSTRUMENTS.
THE GEORGE STECK & CO PIANO, aftor thirty years of severest tett
are used, on account ol unequalled durability, by CG colleges and many oihers
in tho United States.
THE ESTEY UPRIGHT PIANO, with now repeating action, best in tho
world for unright piano, and tho first and only perfect repeating action
introduced with upright piano.'.
THE OPERA PIANO has a reputation of 38 years. A warrantor) of fivo
years is given with eaoh instrument. It is tho lest raediuui.priced piano in
tbe market.
Our LINE nf ORGANS is verv comulete.
ESTEY, THE MILLER, WORCESTER,
maKcs,
SEWING
Wo havo tlm celebrated WHITE,
STANDARD ROTARY, ROYAL
NEW HOME.
Piiinrs, Organs and Sowing Midlines snld
on installment plan.
Wo havo also binjon, guitars, Gonna
ncconloons, blow aa)onU'on, flute", lifer
mouth organs, drum", ifco. Five, hiuidre.
pieiwis of ten cent sheet music, &c, ifco.
Secood hand pianos, organs and fewlng
mauhiiies 011 band, mid received in exchango
for new ones.
Agent for Butterick and Domostio paper
patterns nnd fa-hion books. Sowing maohluo
needles, oJU and attachments ior nil maohlnus
always in stook,
Bloomsburg Pa,
been received from farmers, but
ot tue now uuu
CJLOf MW
s
-OF-
BLOOMSBVBS PA.
Goods in
now offer great bargains in clearing out Winter Goods to
make room for the
SONS
CORNER.
presents for sale all tho year.
MAN A- SONS.
purchased of me engraved free of cliarne.
a Specialty.
elsewhere. All (roods guaranteed.
J. U. WKLLS, Bloonulmrg, l'a.
Wc lifivo in Flock a finer Hi c of mupica
itir-trtiments tlinn has ever been bought in
Ins eectiou, and wo aro making special
iiiduct'ihiTiis to itircbatcr8 for the holiday
caioii. We get our iiiKtrutneiils lir ot
firm the iiianufactoritF, and cau ofi'tr
otter teims than can bu given by any
other liarltei",
THE IVKHS ,t POND PIANOS
btand at the head.
ONE HUNDRED OF THESE NOW
IN USE at Uo BOSTON CONSEUVA
TORY of MUSIC.
wo havo THE CELEBRATED
UNITED STATES, and othor
MACHINES.
NEW DOMESTIC. NEW HOME.
ST. JOHN, NEW DAVIS, and
J. Saltzer,
General Agent.
J'EWMMBM,
many living wtlmi -0
miles of
HOUSE
lime $25,000.00 worth of Men'?,
p" 1
Caps ami
1 I
BLOOMSBUKG MAKKliT.
Ataindanc
Wholesale. Itctail.
1.00
no
CO 70
33 45
0.80
20 28
22 24
40 fiO
12 10
03 05
07 10
00 12
7 10
10 14
20 !i0
75 1 00
07
85
0 to 7
Wheat per bushel...,
llye "
Ccru " "
Oats " " ..
Flour "libl
Uuttcr
Keci
I'otntoi'S
Hams
Dried Apples
Side
Shoulder
Chickens
Geese ,
Lard per 11
Vlnecar per cal
Onions per lmslicl
Veal hkins
Wool pur lb
Hides
Coal on Whahf.
No 0 42.00: Nos 2. 3, & Lump $3.2T
No G1&3.00 B!tumirju $3.25
A DMINISTHATOU'S NOTIC15.
Kttatr of Alive SI. Kmns. late ttf Benton township,
Notice Is heicbv elven that loiters of adinlnls-
trailon on tlio eitaiu ot AUco Jl. Ka ns, Into ol the
township ot l emon, cr.untj nt columDH, and
statu 01 rennsylvatila, deceased, liao bicn grant
ed to A. C. KarnE or Hrnton tonnMilp coluinhla
county Co., to whom nil persons lnd btca to sold
i-niiim uru reiiuui-ira loninko pajments, anutno&o
haunir claims or demands will make known tho
same without dolny.
A C. KMtNS,
DeeUC" Administrator, e. I. a.
DMINISTHATOU'S NOTICE.
Kstate of Ktreeniarin Hess, late of Stt'jartonf
toicushli).
Kotlco Is l'.erfbv Riten that letters ot adminis
tration on tbe estnioot Eltcein.irla llcss, law ot
tbe township or f-uc.irloat, countj- 01 Columbia,
and state nf Pennsylvania deuced, havo been
Krantcd ti Jesse Hess, to whom all persons in
dented 10 said etato are requested to make pay
ments, and those liavlLtc cl-ilrni or demands will
makv knonn tbe samo wlibout delay.
. Hurz Atty. Jlh-iUlIESS,
Uec 11 ow. Administrator, e, t. a.
DMINISTHATOU'S NOT ICR
KstaleofJ. finimstetler of Orange twp.
.NotlielshciebyKlVfii mat letiera ot admlnlt.
tratlon on tho estate ot ,1 lirumstctier, laieotthe
township ot Oinuge, county ol Columbia, nnd btato
or rennsj lvnnia. deceased, have been granted to
11 Ilrumstetter 0; orange llle, county ol Colum
bia l'a., 10 whom all persons Indebted to sa'd es
tate 1 are renu sled to make pi mehts, and those
haviig claims 01 demands win mako known tho
samo without delay.
. 1!. V. 11HU.MSTE1TEII, Artrar.
Vec7 orangertlle.
DJlINISTItATOH'S NOTICE.
. .. . '"' of Samuel Sungesser,
Mitlco 19 hereby given that letters of ndmlnU-"
tratlon on the estate ot hamuel NimneBser, lato
or the township ot Heaver county ot Columbia,
and stale or I ennsjlvanlj, deceased, havo been
granted to II w Nungetbr o( Heaver Valley,
epuniy of Columbia I'u., and Win. Veager of
i'"21"0", lu?t'rBec'1'my! ''a, f hom nil per
sons Indebted ;o i-ald esintit nio requestert to n ako
ESf,mi'n,,8',nnd ,uoso h'Vlng ciHlms or demands)
will make known thobame without delny.
II. . PtLU Kit,
N0T30 Administrators.
j-OTICE TO STOCKIIOLDEHS.
TbOra Wlll't nn MPIInn rf 1, .in i.. I m ...
Ll,",e "'00msbu-g Hanking C'mpany, at their
hanking house, on Tuesday, .latmny sth, 18SD, at
2 0 clock p. m., to serve for tho ensuing ear.
Dee li tf 11. 11. llllOTZ,
uco 14 " cashier.
FHuE OK THE
lir.nr)iminnn
WTHlt COMTANV,
iiL00M6nci:a i-a,, novemiiki: 23, 1888.
SrEClAL NtrriCK TO .STOCKlIOLPEnS.
T,f!S lm'a P'. '"lectors ot this company havo
1d,llpecLa,1 " a steckho deraf to be
nnia5minlci,he8e"crj "mco " ie com-
Moomsburg, on l-aturday, Jmuary
andloar (4) o'clock r. si , tor tho purpos. of votlmr
iur ur ugainst an luciease ot tho Capital block.
ntA.Mv 1'
illLI.MEYEK, Socy.
ELY'S
Catarrh
Cream Balm
fIV'Q
Cleanses tho Nasal
Passages, Allaj
head
FrlAVFEVEn'Qi
I'alu and Inflam
tvr-
mation, Heals the
Bores, Restores the!
Senses ofTastonnilL'
Bruell.
TEY THE 0TJEE.M AY-EEVE E?
A particle Is applied into each no-tiil. andu
agreeable. 1'rlco w cents at lirtiggists; bv mini
registered, CO els. ELY UltOTUHw. M i'.S
oireet, jsew York. ueo tuftt
AOIIINd KIlH'q AVIITIini.- ,,, ,.i,....
XJterine .l'alns, ltlieumatle, rtliifa hn'ifn SS
i ,fnS?in?n.i K"cyel 10 one minute by tho
l utleura Antl.l'jln I'l.utpr 'n.n
Instaneons naln-klllli g, strengthening plaster, si
Wasnve fortl.io. St druggists, or of I'oVtkb
UHVU AKI VUBMICil. CO., IIOSIOH,
PTM lP'os.hlackhfadj, chopped andQT VG
iZtli&i iu curcd hy cutleura Boap, rhuO
CHICHESTCR'S ENGLISH
SIS C3CSS mKl'S I5A15S.
Urlaiaal, l,.t, enlj f.ale, an.l
SUmond Brand, In red w
lo. At llrusil.ta, A,tir,l
no other. A:ru iu,.f.
ouavuuulerl.-lt. Mi4ft ,lniuL.r Iur
j.Uo;at, a 1 It,ll.rf,.P LaJit,,,
ltUr. tlW MlllVi Italia aT . 1 1
Ctachutrti.tiiiicaltu.i31ailUoubij.,l,linV.
eu4 1 4i
n HINDERCORN8.
k S
t.-'i' V "S "' " t I eiunli 'M all UU arUlii
tiutaaiMUraiiuuiUoa, laaelawltto. iw, aid SlSl
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