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BLOOMSBURG, PA
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1889.
C0RK1CT H11M01D Tl TABLE.
DLOOMSnUKO & SULLIVAN I1A1LH0AD
Taking effect MONDAY, NOVEMBER S. 1893.
N0UT1I.
fAr. Ar. Ar. Lv. Lv. Lv.
STATIONS, r. u. r. m. i.h. a.. r. x. r. it.
Bloomsburg......... S8 1 OJ 8 03 sssia 6 40
Main street . 18 U M 7 68 8 40 a 36 6 SI
lrondale 1 IS 60 7 56 8 48 3 4S AM
Paper Mill,...-.... 6 08 IS 40 7 48 8 56 a 62 7 04
LlghtBtrcet 6 05 111 33 7 43 8 00 2 67 7 08
OrangoVlllO 6 61 18 SO 7 35 10 8 20 I 16
Forks. 64S 12 00TSO 9 85 3 30 7 81
TubbS 6 4a 11 63 7 16 9 80 8 42 I 86
Stillwater 5S7 11 45 7 10 0 87 3 60 7 43
llentOD, .......... 5 28 11 SO 7 00 9 47 4 15 7 63
Edsons! 6 23 11 20656 9 61 420 766
ColCS Creek 5 20 11 15 6 53 9 56 4 24 H00
SUgarlOaf,... 5 IS 11 10 8'43 10 00 4 29 8 05
Laubachs, B 1 11 05 6 45 10 04 4 33 8 10
Central.." 6 06 10 67 6 38 10 12 4 40 8 15
Echo park. 6 m 10 w 6 sr. 10 is 4 41 s is
Jamison city.... 6 00 10 45 0 39 10 20 4 60 8 25
Lv. Lv. Lv. Ar. Ar. Ar
r. H. a. x. A. u. A. H. r. 11. r. k.
Trains on the P.
follows :
NOKTIt.
1:22 a. m.
3:4a p. m.
& It. R. It. leave Mupert u,
soDm.
11:04 a. m.
6:20 p. m.
Tralnsontbo D. L. &.W. lt. K.Ioave BloomBburg
as follows 1
NORTH. south.
7:13 a. m. 8:33 a. m.
10:5T a. m. 12:06 p. m.
2:24 p. m. 4:18 p. m.
5:88 p. m. 8:47 p. m.
Tralnsontbo N.SwTb. Hallway pass Bloom
Perry as follows :
nor, booth.
10:46 a. m. 11:6 a. m.
t.S6p.m. 430 p.m.
SUNDAY.
NORTn. SOUTH.
10:16 am 6:39 pm
HAi.r.H,
Maroii 2. Louisa Wolf, administratrix
of Henry Wolf deceased, will sell twenty,
four acres of land in Fishlngcreek township
containing house, harnjetc. on the premises
at 10 a. m.
Makoii 3nd. Joseph Weiss, agent, wil1
sell valuablo persooal property at public
salo on tho premises at Llmo Kidge at 10
o'clock sharp. Horse, cow, farm Imple
ments and machinery, household goods,
etc.
ilAitoit 2. E. D. Mcllenry will sell valu
able personal property in Orange twp. one
mile north of Bowman's Mills, at 10 a. m.
Horses, cows, farm implements, household
articles, &c.
MAiton 5. Margaret Ulrich will sell
horses, cows, pigs, &c. on Bheatler farm,
near Jersey town, at 9 n. m.
March 7. Geo. 13. Derrick will sell
horses, cowb, harness and other valuable
Scrsonal property at the residenco of D. W.
lobbins in Pino twp. at 10 o'clock a. m.
March 8m E. W. M. Lowe will sell
valuablo personal property, on tho premises
at lrondale at 10 o'clock a. m.
March 8, Daniel Yocum will sell horses,
cows, pigs, farm machinery, household and
kitchen furniture on his premises in Hem
lock townshp, across the creek at Red
Hock bridge at 10 a. m.
March 13. William Ash will soli per
sonal property on his premises in Fishing
creelc township, at 10 a. m.
March 14. Tho administrators of Samuel
Nungcsscr will sell a larm in Beaver town
ship on the premises at 10 a. m.
March 14. 0. A. Harman will sell
horses, cattle, farm machinery, wagons,
sleds, etc., at his residence in Mifflin twp.
at half past nino o'clock, a. m.
sTnnniT. Maroii 16th. Mrs. Mary
Jones administratrix, will sell valuablo
real 'estate on lato premises of John C.
Jones, East Street, Bloomsburg Pa. Bale
commences at 10 o'clock a. m.
March 18. K. T. Smith will sell valu
able personal property on his farm near
Benton, at 10 a. m. Horses, cows, farm
implements, etc.
March 19. T. F. Holies will sell valu
able personal property on the premises of
0. L. Belles In Benton township near
Hulmo furm at 10 a. m. Horses, cows,
farm Implements, etc.
March 21. John Zaner will sell farming
implements and Hvo stock on his premises
in Fishlngcreek township. About twenty
bead of horses will he sold.
Fnir Hale. Thirty acres of timber land In
Pino township, two acres cleared, propeity
ot sirs. Mary A, joyai. inquire ui urn
E. Elwell, Bloomsburg, for terms. tf
For Pale. Fiftv-Bcven acres of land in
Huearloaf township, being part of the
Wolcott Harvcv farm. Good farm land,
and n valuable timber tract. Innulro ot
Geo. E. Elwell, Bloomsburg. tf
Foil Balk. A valuablo vacant lot on
Market Street, three good storo properties,
twelve dwellings, six farms, two grist mills,
one saw mill, also ii good farm of 807 ncres
In Virginia, by M. P. Lutz, Insurance and
Ileal Estate Agt, Bloomsburg. Pa
Foit Bale. A valuable farm in Madison
Tnwn aliln containing 115 acres, tine build
logs. Will bo sold on easy payments. If
not sold at private sale by Jul, 1st, will he
sold at public sale, ror terms inquire oi
J. B. Williams, lilosmsDurg. u.
Foil Sale. A farm, situated lo Frosty
Vallnv. 87 acres. irood timber land, house
and barn, good well of water, young apple
orchard, etc. Must bo sold by 1st of
March. Apply to J. 8. Williams, Blooms
burg, Pa.
Foil Bale. A deslrablo and commodious
residence on Main street, supplied with
water, gas and steam. Apply to
jau20tf. L. N. Mover.
For Bale. An elegant walnut sideboard
wJth lorge mirror, as good as new, will bo
so d cheap, innulro at uolumbian oiucc. u,
I'erHonul.
Miss Geisc, of Williamsport, is visiting
ot Mr. A. 0. Browu's.
W. W. Weston, tho courtoous advcrtls.
ing agent for Curtis' Cough Compound
gave our office a call Wednesday.
Mr, Win. Hart came home Friday of last
week from Bellefonto whero he has charge
of some oro mines, on a short visit.
Chester Btlllz has been appointed post'
mister at Jameson City.
Fine Cublncts in vignette or scroll,
tf M'KIUip Brce.
Tho salo at H, F. Everett's itoro In Ben.
ton has been postponed until further no
tice.
Blind Tom gavo two of his wonderful
rIano recitals at the Opera House last Hal
urday afternoon and evening to small but
appreciative audiences.
Several communications on the l'rohlbl
tion question haye been crowded out
this week. They will appear In our next Is
In order to rcduco stock I will from now
on till tho 1st day of March givo a dls-
count of 10 per cent, on boots and shoes.
F. D. Dcntlcr.
Florcnco Donahuo died at hU homo on
East street on Friday, agod 67 years, after
an Illness of two weeks, lie was burled In
tho Catholic ccmetry on Monday morning.
A correspondence from Sugarloat reach.
cd in too late for publication last week.
Correspondents should send In their com.
munlcatlons not later than Tuesday even
ing.
It seems to bo tho will of a considerable
majority of tho pcoplo of this town not to
turn tlia public streets Into cow postures.
Tli at was the square lssuo In Tuesday's
election, and It has been settled negatively,
Don't fall to sco Edna, the only human
being who walks in the air, at tho Opera
Homo Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings of this week. IS, 85, and 85
cents admission.
Tho ordlnury cough remedies as a rule
aro vllo compounds containing opium
which deranges the system. Not bo with
Dr. Bhattuck's Hcltanthus, tho lUpld Oxy
gen ouro for coughs and consumption. It
stops a cough by mcntrollztng the poisons
and healing tho Itritatlon.
List ot letters remaining in tho Post Of.
flco at Bloomsburg for week ending Feb.
10, 1889.
Lloyd T. Carter, W. T. Hall, Mr. J. K,
Kline, Ed Lercb, Mr. Samuel 11. Moore.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say "advertised."
Qxoroe A. Clare, P. M.
Six months ago Mrs. Stookcy, who lives
on First Btreot, was blind, with the pros
pect of remaining bo forever. A recent
operation by Dr. Brown fully restored her
sight. She reads as well as ever, sees as
far as any one, and docs .her ordinary
housework. It is worth tho trouble of a
call to sco how happy the change has made
her.
The Silk Mill Is now In operation. A
number of persons aro receiving Instruct
ions preparatory to taking positions In the
mill. Only a few machines aro used, as the
operators havo leased other buildings to
make their spring stock. Tho mill will bo
run to its full capacity this fall sojas to pre
paro for next year's stock.
iho Great Wood" tho wonderful prestl
dlgltator,in marvellous feats ot legerdemain
and his great vcntrlloqutal act, and "Edna
tho world famous celebrity, the only hu
man being who walks in the air, tho recog.
nlzea greatest sensational novelty In the
world," aro billed for tho Bloomsburg
Opera House, Thursday, Friday and Satur
day evenings, Feb. 31, 22, and 23. Ad
mission 15, 25, and 85 cents.
A musicale will be given in Winona
Hall Friday evening March 1st, under tho
auspices of the Young People's Social
Club of tho Presbyterian Church. Adtnls.
sion 25c
Tickets may be obtained at Brooke's
Book Storo or of any of the Committee.
fMtSsMACD RlJNYOS
I Miss Jennie Stiles
Com. i Miss Dora Kilks
Mr. Will Mercer
(.Mb. Will Broweii
Mrs. Lizzlo N. Saudcr, wife of J. M.
Saudcr, Superintendent of tho Bloomsburg
Desk Factory, died at her home on Fifth
street Thursday of last week, aged forty-
four years six months 'and twenty-three
days. Bhe was a victim of that dread
disease, consumption with which Bhe had
long been a sufferer. Bhe leaves a family
of six young children to mourn her loss.
Funeral services wero held at the rest-
ienco Sunday afternoon, and the rcmainB
were taken to Uarrlsburg for interment
Monday.
Our readers will be glad to know that on
Saturday evening, March 2nd, an opportu.
nlnty will be be given them to hear, nt
the Opera House, Mrs, Margaret Custer
Calhoun, tho gifted Elocutionist, whoso
recitations in behalf of the Grand Army
Post In this town n year ago were so much
enjoyed. A largo audience will doubtless
greet her on this occasion. Mrs. Calhoun
recites with grace and power and rarely ono
hears an Elocutionist who displays so per
fectly the result of Intelligent culture,
added to personal gifts of voice and man
ner. Musical selections will bo rendered be
tween the recitations.
Tickets 50 cts. Reserved scats. 35.
A correspondent sends us the following
particulars ot tho death ot Mrs. John Kins
ley whoso deccaso occurred February 11:
Mrs. Ida Kinsley was u daughter of John
Roberts ot Jackson township. Bhe was 21
years six months r.ml 11 days old, and had
been married to Air. John Kinsley 51 days.
Tho circumstances connected with her
death aro as follows: She was visiting ber
brother near Asbury, and on tbe morn
ing of the 11th of February about eleven
o'clock Bho went upstairs to mako the beds;
ter sister-in-law went Into the cellar to get
potatoes for dinner and when sho came out
beard Ida glvo a scream and running up
stairs found her lying on tho bed on her
back; she raised her up but Mrs. Kinsley
only gasped twice and passed away.
Attempts wero mado by burglars Mon
day evening to burglarizo several of the
business places of this place. One of them
was captured in the rear of Keller's store,
whero ho was attempting to pry open tbe
door, by the night watchman, A. V. Hower,
who coon brought him to terms with tbe
aid of his revolver. Mr. Hower also saw
a suspicious character at I. W. Hartman's
and another at Lockards, but both escaped
him. llouscl's shoo storo was broken into
the samo night and the safe opened, but no
money obtained. Tho captured burglar
was taken before Bquiro Jacoby in the
morning for a bearing; and was bound over
to May court for trial. A number of
tramps who had been lodged In tbe lockup
the previous night were also taken lieroro
the soulre. and wero allowed to go on
condition that they would leave town.
On last Baturday evening at the invlta
tlon of William Yoit. a large number of
Grand Army Boys gathered at his real
denco on Catharine Street, and participate
ed in a sumptuous banquet of all tbe deli
cacics of tho season; It being the 08th annl
vcrsary of Nathan B. Fowler, his father-in
law, and a complete surprleo to mm
At tho samo time the Grand Army Uoys
presented their comrade Mr. Fowler with
a handeomo rocking chair, as. a token of
their esteem, In which we hope ho will
spend many happy hours, In bis declining
years, thinking of bis service in defenco of
bis country, and uls laliuiui comrades.
The banquet was prepared by the daugh
tfrs of Mr. Fowler, who displayed a know.
ledge ot the science ot cooking, which
many good housekeepers might be envious
of. After the supper the uoys enjoyed
good Havana, a tulititule for a whliT of
their old army pipe, and then spun the us-
Util army yarns, until a late hour, when all
repaired to their homes happy, to dream
of the cannons deafening roar, when they
fought, bled and died for their country, in
the days of yoreT;
On it or tub Boys.
Ltfottlze crayons in gold frames
only
"tf W'KllllpBroa.
Church P4CTVH.
tUDder this head will bo Inserted, free ot charge,
all matters connected with Ibo churches ot the
county. Special meetings, change o( paBtor, Im
provements or Injuries to property, and any thing
ot publlo Interest about churches ol all denomina
tions. Is Invited, rasters aro specially requested
to Bono in tuoir reports.
Itev. A. A. Black will preach In tho Re
formed church next Bunday morning and
evening.
The ladles of the Reformed Church will
hold nn oyster supper nt tho parsonage
Baturday evening February 23rd Tho
puoiio are conuaiiy invited to aticnti.
Don't tall to call at F. D. Dcntlcr's shoo
storo and get tho benefit ot tho discount of
10 per cent, which ho gives on boots and
shoes from now on till March 1st.
IllooitiHhurif Union.
Report of Treas. of W. C. T. U. for year
ending Feb. 1st. 1889.
Receipts.
From former Treas. $ 45 90
11 Gospel Temperance Union 20 00
" Lecture by Mrs. McLaughlin 10 15
" Lunch and suppers 220 83
" collections 10 07
" Dues 87 05
" Loan of books 4 00
" Subscriptions 218 25
$ 507 75
Disbursements.
For rent
" lectures
" leaflets for distribution
State, County and National dues
Books for Library
Lunch room
$123 50
42 33
17 03
20 00
105 22
108 01
$431 09
Balance on hand
$85 70
Two great enemies Hood's Bsrsaparllla
and Impure blood. Tho latter Is utterly
defeated by tho peculiar medicine.
Wedding nelU.
February the 14th, Mr. Horace G. Bup
plee, the courteous and obliging Manager of
the Bloomsburg Farmers' Produce Ex
change Store, was wedded to Miss Elnora
V.. tho only daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Bryfogle.
Ono hundred and thirty guests were In
attendance.
Among whom were Rev. Manhart of
Bloomsburg, Jno. 11. Gould tho handsome
druggist from Berwick. Dr. Jolly of
Orangoville. and many other friends and
relatives too numerous to mention.
The bridesmaids and groomsmen rere
MissLldia Rabert and Miss Annie Sup.
plee. Mr. John T. CrosBley and Mr. Win
throp Bryfogle.
Precisely at twclvo o'clock, as Prof.
Niles, of the Bloomsburg Normal 8chool
began playing a wedding march, tho bridal
party filed down tho stair-way Into the
parlor and gracefully took their position
under a beautiful evergreen arch decorat.
ed with natural flowers.
A brief and appropriate ceremony was
then pronounced by Rev. W. T. Galloway
of the Bloomsburg Baptist church.
The bride wore a cream Bengallno silk
mado with a long train, bridal veil and ua.
tural llowers.
The bridesmaids were attired in cream
cashmere decorated with natural llowers.
Hero tho writer confesses his inability to
describo tho bounteous marriage feast
which followed. Even tho tongue that
tasted cannot tell how good it was.
Amid showers ot rice and slippers, tho
merry laughter and good wishes of all
friends tho happy couplo depirted at 2:24
P. M. on tho D. L. & W. R. H. for the
East, expecting to arrive in New York City
about nine o'clock'
The presents were numerous nnd costly,
and such as are usually given on like occa
sions. There was a handsome china dinner set,
a beautiful hall stand, a comfortable rocu
er, two family Bibles, an obony clock,
lovely paintings and engravings, sllver-
waro and table linen in auunuanco anu
many other articles both useful nnd orna
mental. There Is a greater demand upon tho
kidneys to eliminate poisons In the Spring
than at any other time. Dr. Shattuck's
Kidney 8peo!flc, tho only known cure for
Brtghts Disease, will save many lives this
Spring.
Election In HlootUHbure.
Tho election on Tuesday passed off quiet
ly in this towu. The chief contest was for
President of Council, until a movement
was commenced urging the name ot Joshua
Fcttcrmao as member of Council, and cast
leg 0 votes tor him; this caused a combi
nation of voters upon Fred Bchwlnn, and
largely Increased his vote to the detriment
ot both Hiram Palmer and Isaac E. lost.
There were 735 votes cost, against C52 votes
year agoand 947 at last fall's election. The
following is tho vote In full. Those mark.
cd with a are elected.
President of Council. E. W. Total
P. 8. Uarman 201 205 400
Clinton Sterllnir 190 139 829
Memiiers owCounoil.
E. C. Wells 293 883 675
Louis Gross 372 388 70U
II. II. Itinsler 241 370 HU
Fred Schwlnn 410 220 630
Ulram Palmer 285 227 512
IsaneE Yost 294 227 521
Joshua Fettermun 404 228 032
JCSTICK OF THE PEACE.
.Tnhn M. Clark 237 241 481
Charles K. Housel 13J 7a aw
Thr.masE Geddes 21 21 43
SOIIOOL DlREOTOR.
Wm. Curtsman 284 193 402
K. Bllteubeniler 3J0 18U 3
Joaenh Garrison 253 203 QUI
Tax Collector.
U. II. Enl 237 187 414
I'lioa. Webb 1U4 iou ai l
Assessors.
W. P. Conner 853 301 710
John W. Krcamcr 201 151 353
Albert llerblnt 233 108 391
CONSTAIILES.
M. O. Woodward 375 . 319 721
n. Lavcock 234 223 407
Frank Jones 159 104 203
Auditors.
H. V. Peacock 280V 3m 011
J. 8. Blue , 207 250J 517,
A X. Ynal ZU'li 1U u
F. D. Dcnller 2(H) 203 louj
Poor Directors.
M. Larlsh 2 1 8
E. D. Haconbueh 108 01 199
nr. J. Bclnivler 8891 403 792
O. A. Klelm 833 M5 043
L. M. Petitt 328 IOU 3n
Jacob Girurd 77 05 w
JmxiB of Election.
P. Blllmeyer
.210
.100
I, II. Ivaao
Fred Harlman 107
W. lt. Blogrose . 150
Insi'xotors.
O. P. Armstrong 313
H. I). Edi-ai 103
O. P. Sloan 109
George D, Knon 155
Pooh Directors Vote.
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Torpidity of tho liver, and disorders ot
the stomach and bowel s, pause headacb
and the failure of all dcslro for food
Avpt'4 (Jiiliartio Pills stimulate the npttan
of llio stomach, liver, and bowels, cure
headache, and restore tbe appetite,
Mrs. Mary Devcrcux died at tho home ot
her paronts, In Sucdcsboro, N. J,,8atur.
dry ot last week, Feb. 10th, of typhoid
fever. Bho was tho daughter ot Elijah
Bower whoformcrly lived at tho Sanitarium
In this place Last May she was married
to Washington Devcreux, who also resided
In this placu a few years ago. Mr. Denver
cux Is engaged In business In Cuba, and
Mary was living with her parents during
his temporary absence. About four weeks
ago sho was taken with typhoid fever, and
had sufficiently recovered to leave her sick
bed and be moved down stairs. A relapse
occurred and she gradually sank to rest.
Bho was an amlablo, Intelligent and christ
ian young woman, for n, time a teacher tn
tho Normal School, and Raves many
sincere friends to remember her deccaso
with sorrow, relieved with the knowledge
that sho has entered upon a life ot perfect
happiness.
Let quality, not quantity, bo tho test of a
medicine. Ayer's SsrsaparllU Is the con
centrated extract of tho best and purest
logredlcnts. Medical men everywhere ro
commend It as the surest and most econo
mical blood mcdiclno In the market.
Two xcroiially-Cotiducted plena.
tire Tours to riorltlu via I-cnii-Hylvnnla
Rnllrond.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company an.
nounccs two pcrsonally-conducted pleas
suro tours to Florida, lo bo run on Febru
ary 25th and March 11th. These dates
take In the choicest portion of the winter
and early spring, and aro exceptionally de.
strable on that account. Tho parties will
bo carried by special trains of Pullman
Sleeping Cars under tho supervision of the
Tourist Agent and Chaperon. Tho route
Is liy the Atlantic Coast Lino, passing
through Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mood, Charleston, and Savannah. Round'
trip tickets, including sleeping-car berth
and meals en route in both directions, will
ho sold from Now York nt $48.00, Phlla-
dclphla $40.00, and at proportionate rates
from other stations. The special train will
leave New York 6:80 P. M., stopping a'
Newark, Elizabeth, Trenton, Fniladelphta
9:20 P. M., stopping at Chester, Wllmlng.
ton, Baltimore nnd Washington. The
round-trln tickets will admit of a two
weeks' stay In Florida, and will bo good
for use only on special trains In both dl
rectlons.
For Itineraries, tickets, and sloeplng car
berths, apply to agents of tho Pennsylva
nla Railroad Company, or address B. W.
F. Draper, Touri6t Agent, 849 Broadway,
New York, or 205 Washington Street, Bos.
ton.
The OldcHt Man In Ccntrnl Penii-
Hylvnnln.
John Cramer is believed to bo erne hundred
anil cloven veais old. though the record
of his birth Is hardly definite. Mr. Cramer
on the eighteenth Inst on making a false
step on entering his house on Eighth street
It Bloomsburg broko his thigh bono at tho
hip loint. At tho time ot tho accident ho
was enjoying excellent health. That day
be said to his grand son ho wanted to go to
Nantlcoko and work in tho mlne3. For a
number of years past ho has been living
with bis daughter Mrs. John Cooper. In
early winter Mrs. Cooper died leaving at
her homo two daughters and tbreo sons
and a grand child, with their grand
father, who is now prostrato upon bis bed
id will probably bo nn object of kind and
charitable, consideration for tho remainder
of his days, which ho 1b greatly entitled to
bavo known him for twenty-flvo years for
which timohls hearing has been greatly
Impaired which makes it difficult to con
verse with him. I havo observed however
in those years in ray frequently visiting
him at bis son-in-law's that when other
members of the family coaso work to enter
tain a caller this old man would continue
to bend his back in industrious work and
seemed to perform as much as a stout man
of younger years.
J. It. E.
Council IroceeUlU(H.
Feb. 18th, 1889.
Pursuant to adjournment council met at
o'clock p.m. All present. Iho follow
ing contract was presented and read: viz:
Agreement made and concluded this
day of A. D. 1889. Between tbe
town of Bloomsburg and the moomsuurg
Water Company, Wltnessetb:
Flnt. That tbe said Water Company
shall furnish water with sufficient pressure
for protection against tiro in tho said town
to tho fire hydrants placed and used there.
n at the rate of twenty dollars per annum
for each hydrant, payablo monthly at the
end of each month, proridtd hoxttver, that
when Iho number of hydrants placed and
used shall exceed flftv, the rate of pay
mcnt for each such hydrant In excess of
fifty shall bo ten dollars per annum, pay
able monthly In like manner as aforesaid.
All now fire hydrants to be furnished and
placed by the "or?n connected with tho
pioes by the Water Company at such
places as shall be designated by tho Town
Council under the conditions as to new by.
drants now existing. All flro hydrants
hall bo kept in repair, clean, free and
ready for use by tho Water Company. At
reasonablo time opportunity shall ho glveu
under tho direction ot the Town Council
for practice of tho Firo Companies. Tho
said Water Company to causo telephone
connection to be ma-'o between their
pumping station and tbe telephono ex
chanffc. wh ch shall communicate Willi
uch places as shall be designated and pro.
vided by the Town Council, to be kept
connected for flro alarm purposes, at all
times when tho telephone Exchange Is not
open. Tho cbargo ot the Telephone Com
pany for connection and itso between pump
ing sUtlou and tho Kxcuangu shall do paia
by the Water Company. Tho Town ot
Bloomsburg shall be at liberty to use tho
water of said company, necessary in tho
Improvement and work of the town with
out charge. The first clsuso may bo re.
voked under tho regulation of tho Water
Company. In reference to revocation of
water supply.
iSonf. The Waler Company Bhall sup
ply without charge for a public watering
trough and drinking fountain to be erected
in tho publio crpiarci Prorldcd tbo said
trouiih and fountain be of such style as to
be an ornament to the square and of ere
tillable appearanco and bo provided with
automatic cut oft cocks or bibbs that will
stop the flow ot water when not iu actual
use. In witness whereof the Town Coun
ell ot tbe Town ot Bloomsburg has by
president and secretary caused tbo seal ot
the said town to bo bere-unto amxed: and
the Bloomsburg Water Company has
Its President aud secrelaty caused the Bcal
of said company, a body corporate, to be
hereunto affixed. Blgnatures.
Oa motion tho contract was approved
and president ami secretary authorized to
execute the same.
Council adjourned to meet Thursday
evening February 31st, at 7 o'clock,
For Over Three SXoutliu
my son suflored night and day with rbuma.
tlsm; so much so. that he was unable to
feed himself. Your Bulpbur Bitters cured
him, and I am. tmlly thankful to say they
are an honest medicine, Mrs, W. 11. Carle.
ton wife cf Deacon Carleton, First Baptist
Church, Winchester Mass. 8-t
Cnttntittiptloii (9 ii rely Cured
To Tin Editor Please Inform your read
crs that I have a positive remedy for tho
nbovo named disease. By Its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases havo been per
manently cured, 1 shall bo glad to Bond
wo bottles of my remedy free to any ot
your readers who havo consumption If they
will send mo their express and post oluc
address. Respectfully, T. A. SLOCUM
M. 0..181 Pearl 8t.,'.New York. sepV-21.1y
n.i.- n e. et n ni 11. I
liuuu, wmuh vu oiuuu, w'6'"'
offer for sale a full lino ol bob sleds,
and nnwer corn shelters, also tho cclc-
bratcd Lion fodder cutter and crusher. If
WANAMAKERS.
ruiLADiLriiu. flondar. Feb. 18. 1M9.
The Renaissance of Ginghams.
Whence come the color ideas of
the period? From France? Yes,
more than from elsewhere.
The very name "Gingham" tells
01 inaia, me lanu mat gave me 8clitB in plush-goods, in 8tntu
fabrics to the uses of the world. i,rv. in fancv dialing. &c.
T1 C 1 I 1 1 I
i ne vaiue oi cue woru oroaaens
as the stun
pression of
becomes the ex
the notions of
Scotch and Yankee brains
Two prosaic Nations. They
sail the seas in company; one is
hard-headed, the other quick
witted, but who shall charge
loot- nflmirrlnnilnn nmincf olth
iuvrw kj i ,i,.uj;ii,uuu,. v-.w..
erwnen me ijinpnams oi uie uav
1. - -1 1 C .1. -1 I
til u ill vit:wi
n!ncrrinm!?
In uavs past a
word: but now the hop, the four-
in-hand, the eight-oared bargne
the casino whatever places
lithe, graceful figures, dainty
girls frequent in Summer are
first in thought. These are the
r;inrrrinm.frrnrprl nlnrpc;
. , p r i
uu uiib ycui win i;u uuwu
to posterity as '"the great Liing-
liam vear."
Over one thousand distinct
Patterns are now on our shelves.
The time ol the showing of
the Ginghams has indeed come.
Prices 20c to 60.
lhere sa new departure in
Black Dress Stuffs. The've
been takinrr on fresh beauties.
Advance guard of the sensation
iffYiif lint mcf -rv o fv f h r r- 1 1 M 1
ters like scattering raindrops
UIUIC CI DIU1111.
Think of a corded-stripe Silk-
and-wool Henrietta! or of a
solid-stripe Wool Henrietta!
And with noneofthe familiar,
tavonte Henrietta graces
uses lost!
aces or
with graduated cluster stripes
bllliu.l. xiiu pitliy l
Railway Cords (hair
-ime cords
lengthwise the silk-and-wool
stuff) come in two grades, $1
and $1.25.
One of the most striking ol
the new Blacks has laille silk
stripes between lines ol hem
stitching, on n Camel-hair
Grenadine ground. si. 50,
width 24. inches. A still richer
one has satin ottoman stripes,
Si-75.
Lightning has Struck twice in
one spot.
hive months ago we to d you
r . i i t I
i 65 cent colored heavy-weight
rench Lashmere at ;o cents.
most unlikely happening,
All we could get went over the
counters about as fast as yards
could be measured and cut,
What wonder? They were from
the looms of one of the best
Cashmere makers in the world
Iwas like civincr 6; cents in
gold for half a dollar.
But here it is again! The
same weignt iasnmere, lrom
the same maker, and again at
50 cents.
Not a whisper ot the maker s
name, l nat s part 01 tne trade
But if you know the best color
ed Cashmeres you wont tjuess
more than twice. No better
goods of the weight can be had
at any price.
40 inches, spring shades
A few of the many bargains
in our Muslin Underwear;
For $1. A muslin Gown,
plaited and tucked, trimmed
with edging and insertion. The
best lor the money in our stock
this season. A portion ol thi
ot has double edging at neck
aud very fine plaiting on the
yoke.
Jor si. 50. I wo lots, one ol
them with very elaborate em
broidery, and the other wim
double edfnntr on neck. Iront and
sleeves.
An assortment of 1 1 stvles nt
4im4i.Tt T ip trrnc ro.
J
'-j -"ih-vj;. "w -
lerred to would make a frown
oto,1. nf omrol.u Tl,o,, o
StOCk Ot themselves. 1 hey are,
however, but a trifle of the
whole.
T fl t
incompleteness is an un
known word in our Muslin un
derwear.
John Wanamaker.
LOCAL NOTICES.
BLOOMSBURG.
Fino Cabinet portraits only
$3. doz, Lifo size Crayons only
$10,00, Viewing, copying and
enlarging. Instant process
used. tf.
We will start a special hosiery sale on
Baturday Feb. 23, at which time wo will
offer unusual value In hosiery Including,
mens, ladles and chlldiens' hosiery all new
Bptlnrf goods, lt will pay all buyers of
theso goods to call and see. Special lines
of Fast Black Hosiery. Clark k Bon.
You will flud full lines ot Hamburg Edg
logs, rutlllngs, feather stitch braids, cotton
trimmings. Laces, bias tickings Ac, at
Clark & Bon's,
Stamped aprons, tidies, scarfs, splashers,
Ac., also Itopo linen and (Ijm, outline
silks and cutons at uiark cz oon'f.
niootlcd I'owlH,
Pit Games. Grist Shawlnecks. Heath.
woods, Black B. Red, that will stay to win.
Kggs, iu lor $i, Hatisiaction uuarantccu.
WILLIAM 1JRNHIS,
tf, Bloomsburg, Pa.
(Mention this paper.)
I. W. Hartman & SoKa' cut
itl prices Of COatfl brOlUrllt tlieill
l.i i 1 i HM.
UJfcS OI UlIBWIUUnj 1IUJL WCCK. A IIU
Bnmo prices will Hllo this next
, 1
week.
Thcil Sprinc tlrCSS cloths are
TIio now topriiic snteens arc
much admired, licar in mind
the cheap table linens nnd tow
ei8i
Tlmv nr hond nnnrtnrs for
Birthday and Wedding pre-
' J
Ladies Jersey Ribbed
Vests 20o up, at
Clark & Son's.
10 per cent, oil for cash on
all woolen
A. M. Do.
goods for tho next 80 days, nt
Witt's, Urangevllle, l'a.
4w
A raro opportunity Is presented for some
enlcrnrlslnff townsman to represent a I
Nurscrv firm that warrants stock to be de
livered In prlmo condition, so that a large,
honorable and permanent trade can oo uuut
ycry liberal terms to tho IlgUl man.
. , , T tt
uurcss, jahesx.. nmiMi,
es a. v iutnev,
Rochester, N. Y.
You can save money by buying your
muslins, tickings, calico, shirtings. &c. of
uiarK il oon's.
Extra good values In towcllncs at Clark
a oon s.
Engraved business cards can bo obtained
at tho Columbian office. Ladies having
piaics can navo cams printcu. 11
Wo nro now showlug compltto lines of
fino siltecn in all the newest cslorlngs and
ucsigns. uiarK iB oon. uall and see.
Cabinet, Impe
rial and Heroic
size, in artistic
styles, with latest
aCCeSSOrieS and
higfheSt STade OI
if 1 All 1
nmSn. WOrK
j. j 1
per laming LO DnO
fnnrir-iriTr olrillfiil
lu5iaFuJ oiviiiiui-
Iv pypp 1 lf-prl Ra-
DieS piCtlireS par
ii 11
cxueiienue niesie
crayons framed
$10.
M'KiLLiP Bro's.
You should
attend the hosiery sale of
Cork & Bon's.
New lines of dress trimmings. Persian
braids, buttons, &c., at Clark & Bon's.
THE GREAT EASTERN PRICES TO
DAY.
3 cans Win. Penn corn for 25c.
Niagara corn starch
0S:
03
07
Rice
yamcu tomatoes
Hominy
Wilburs chocoiat
10
05
40
15
chocolate
English walnuts
Italsins
York Btato cream cheese
10 to 12
10
White crapes lino
20
25
25 to 45
40 to 1 00
Bananas
Florida Oranges
uranu tea
New dress eoods at Clark & Son's.
also
full lines of Black Dress Goods.
Our spccla'mixedlTca at 50c with a hand
some present we guarantee cannot be bent.
THE UliEAT .EASTERN.
Call nnd sco what a surnrlso we have for I
you in Torchon Laces. Clark & Bon.
Tho Great Eastern Tea Co. received 4
bbls. fresh roasted coffee to-day 25a lb.
Big bargains in pearl buttons at Clark
sons-
Private parties, picnics &c . supplied
irau iruu cite, at wuoicsaio rates uy
THE URKAT iSASTEKN.
New Curtain goods at Clark & Bon's.
BUSINESS NOTICES
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
When Baby was sick, we cave her CwtorU.
When she was t. Child, she cried for CattorU,
When she became Mlas, the clung to CUtorU,
When she had Children, ehe gave them OutorU.
IMlcH! IM!c! ItclllllK IMll'H.
Bvuptoms Moisture : Intense Itcblnc and
stinging : most at night ; worse by scratch
ing. If allowed to continue tumors form,
which often bleed and ulcerate, becoming
very sore, Bwaync's Ointment stops the
Itching and bleeding, heals ulceration, and
in most cases removes tho tumors. At
drucclstB. or bv mall, for 50 cents. Dr.
owayuo & Bon, Philadelphia, may-4-ly,
ISczenin, Itcliy, Hcaly, 8UI11
Torturer.
I flM... ! !!..! Mt ai n . I
' "u " "umopp icaiion . 01 , "Dwaynes
1 uintment," wiinoui any internal meiiicino
will cure any case of Tetter. Bait Hlitum
I Rlugworm, Piles, Itch, Bores, Pimples,
Eczema, all Bcalv Itchi Skin Erirnt nns
no matter how obstinate or long standing.
it is potent, eilcctlve, and costs but a trltlu
juay-4-'-iy
Mn. Fiiank IIaypem, of Bevcrlv. N. J..
writes 1 was treated for a lone time and
spent large amounts of money with various
uoctors, but without beneut lor ulood
I'olsonlnc. which had nroirressed sa as to
threaten great and lasting dlstlgnremrnt of
the face, when Dr. Thee), 638 North
Fourth bt.. Philadelphia, cured me.
l l Hunks to bis wondcrlui ability, r am a
wen man.
TVTOT ICE IN DIVORCE.
Ih tii
tiii Court or Common Pi.xig or Colgiibia
COUNTY, ISO. 30, UICBXBIK TXKU, 1B8.
Jennie A. Frey, by tier next friend, s. B. Bowman,
to. uiuumn n. rn;?.
To Thoma H. Frey, respondent above named 1
Whereas, nnon the netltlon or libel ot the said
Jennie A Frey, above named, a subpeena being
awarded by the Court of Common Pleas ot said
above named, a subpeena being
Court of Common Pleas of said
county,
subpoena Issued out of the said Court,
coinmandlmriou. the said Thomas s Frer. to bo
and appear at the next regular term ot said Court,
iu eiiuw causo, 11 any vim uave, wuy inesaia uuei
lant should not bo divorced from tbe bonds ot
matrimony which she baa contracted with you,
agreeably to tho praier of said petitioner! and,
wuei eaa, upon tbo return or Hit said subpeena, duo
proof was made that you could not be found or
nerved wllbthesdina In the bailiwick ortbebnertrt
of Bald county ; whereupon an allis subpnma was
awarded by the said Court, commanding you to be
and appear at the uext regular term of said court,
to answer, la, as aforesaid, to which the same re
turn was made by the sheriff.
Vou are therefore required to bo and appear on
tho nret day ot regular term ot said court, to bo
held at Bloomsburg. for the mud county, on the
nret Monday ot May next, A. D. isv, to answer
the complaint aforesaid.
JOHN a CABBY,
Feb H it Mierfff.
ADMINISTRATORS' SALE
OF VALUABLE
llcsil Estate !
Tho undersigned administrators of Samuel Nun-
gesser deceased, will cxposo to publlo salo on the
premises, on
Tlutrsdny Mnvclt 14-1889,
at 10 o'clock a. m., a (arm, BltUate tn ucaver town-
ship, Columbia county, bounded and described as
follows i Adjoining lands ot Henry Swank, John
singly, saran Longenoerer, unriauaa ouuiuau
nrt nthiriL enntRlnlnff
. A r-i t- r-
S4 VKli,
ond m perches, about eighty acres under good cul-
I I n t inn iiia hiiAnnain timnnr. npi irniprpn nrn
good and unfailing spring and other streams. Tbe
Improvements consists ot a now
J Villi!) VliilflJ
and other outbuildings, all In good condition. 8
apple orchards and other fruits; said farm Is pleas
antly situated In a good neighborhood and con
venient railroad facilities.
TEItMS OF BAI.E:-:oo.oo on tho day of sale,
1110.(0 when possession Is given, thobalancoln
easy payments.
II. W.HUNOESSEtt,
Feb 8 WILLIAM E. TEAfJKlt,
Administrators.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Kcail JCstale!
Pursuant to an order of the Ornhans' Court of
'""'u'cuuui), vuu uuucrai-u ouuiuiiawiiiii
iienry won, jaia or iue town oi uiuumsuunt,
deceased, will expose to public sal on tho preml-
bcs tn Fishlngcreek township, Bald county, on
Saturday, March 2d, 1880.
at 10 o'clock a. m. all the following described valu
able real estate, to-wlt : All that certain lot or
piece of ground situate In Fishlngcreek township,
Columbia county Pa., bounded and described ai
follows: Beglnnlog at a post corner, thenco by
land ot John Savage north 33 degrees, west 53
perches to a post, thence by land of Oeorgo Keller
south 4 degrees, west ntteen perches to a stone,
thenco by tbo same north 68X degrees west, seven
teen and slx-tentU4 perches to a post, thence by
and ot David Savage eoulli I degrees, west nrieen
and nve-tenths perches to a post, thence by land
ot David Albertson north 83 degrees, east sixteen
and seven-tenths perches to a post, thence by
samo south 3 degrees, west twenty-one and
three-tenths perches to a post, south thlrty-nlno
and one-halt degrees twenty-ono and live-tenths
porches, thence by land of Philip Ejer north 63K
degrees, east thirty-four and twenty-nmr-one-
hundredths perches to a stone corner, tho place ot
beginning, containing
12 ACRES,
bo tbe sime more or less.
ALSO, all that certain parcel or piece of land
situate lu Fishlngcreek township. Columbia coun
ty Pa., bounded and described as follows, viz : on
tho west by land ot John and Samuel Drake, on
thu north and east by lands of Alxander Stewart,
and on the BOUth by lands of Isaac McUenry, con
taining twelvo acres more or less. The two tracts
containing
24 ACRES,
and to bo sold a sone piece, on which Is erected a
ee
1'
J
barn and outbuildings.
TEHMS OF SALE. Ten per cent, of ono-tourth
at tno striking down of tbe property, tbe ono-
tourth less the ten per cent, at tno confirmation ot
Bale, and the remaining three-fourths In one year
thereafter, with Interest from confirmation nlsL
Purchaser to pay for deed.
LOUISA WOLF.
Knorr & Wlnterstecn, attys. Administratrix.
Feb 8
SHERIFFS SALE.
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate !
By virtue of a writ ot Lev. Fa. Issued out of the
Orphans' Court ot Columbia county and to
mo directed, will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House In tbe town ot Bloomsburg on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1880,
at 2 o'clock p. rn., all that certain tract ot land
situate In Sliniln township, Columbia county, Pa.,
bounded and described as follows to wit : On tho
south by lands ot -Michael lletler, and Buck,
on the west by land ot Jllchael Uetler, on tho
north by lands of Emanuel Klikf ndall John Kirk.
endall and Francis HartzoL. and on the east by
land of Nathan Klrkendall, containing about
100 ACRES,
more or less, whereon are erected a two-story
Frame Dwelling House,
a bank barn and other outbuildings.
Seized, taken Into execution and to be sold as
tho property of Nathau Klrkendall.
TEitMS OF Sale. Ten per cent, of one-fourth
at tho striking down ot the property, the one-
fourth less tho ten per cent, at tho confirmation ot
sale, and the remaining three-fourths In one year
thereafter, with Interest from confirmation nisi.
Littles, Attys. JOHN B. CASEY,
Feb 2. Sheriff.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!
Tbe undersigned administrator ot Andrew Itun.
yan, late ot Benton township deceased, will ex.
pobe to publlo Bale on tho premises on
TUESDAY, MAHUII.10 1889.
at 1 o'clock p. m., the following real ostato, situ
ate In Benton township, bounded and described as
follows, 10-wit : adjoining lands ot George- Gibbons
on the east, lands ot reter Kaso on the south, and
west by lands of A. J. and Bowman Crawford, and
Reuben Gibbons, with a private road leading from
Hamllno Church, 60 rods long, and tract contain
ing 10 ACRES
and 150 perches, strict ineasure.whereon uro erect
ed a story and a halt house, good barn, hog pen
and shed.
TEllMS OF SALE. Ten per cent, ot one-fourth
at tbe striking down ot the property, the one
fourth less the ten per cent, at the confirmation
ot sale, and the remaining tbreo fourths lu ono
year thereafter, with Interest from continuation
nisi.
At the samo tlmo and place will be sold the fol
lowing personal property ot said deceased 1 I
eprlDg-board wagon, 1 sleigh, 1 Bprtng wagon, 1
stove, copper kettlo, bed and bedding, fanning
mill, truck wagon, pitch-forks, plow, cuttlug box,
seed corn, barrels, bags, and numerous other
articles.
I.K. KMCKBAVM,
Feb 2i Administrator.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
AXUH0 W wt, n, veil, urwuw,
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by the
Irnbans' court of Columbia county to distribute
t be funds In the hands ot the admlni trator to and
among the parties entitled tbereio, will sit at bis
omce, on March 27 188V, 10 o'clock a. m , when and
where all persons hiving claims against said es
tate must appear and prove the same, or bo do-
udrrcu iruui UUlUlUg IU UU buiu lUUU.
juun H UltlWV,
Feb 32-4t Auditor.
OK ntlni.UM
trtni la in film, dv
piecing ear ncu,,.
world, with til taa ilUckm.aia.
a will alat aand fa-aa a nanlai.
isaareur toailr and valuabla art
I
ampiaa irium wa ak tail ,aa
how what wa Band. 10 Itaoao who
ma j tall at ,our bona, and aftar IS
momna ail anau nocona jour own
inorrr. Thia frai
daanar thi Hln
inia rrano marnino la
Inn
hub hava rn onl V-tutt patron
run ool it an 14 for StUlk, wtih tho
a larhmrata. and now aa'lt for
th.0. Boat. Btronraal. moat ll.a-
M marhtna In lha world. All U
o capital roqmrad. nam,
Brut tnMrnetiona rtrtn. I hot who wrna to UI at onto can a,
tnro tho bait aawlar..nia.hloo tn tha world, and lha
flooM Itoaofworkaof hf h arta-cf tlt-a loaalhcr In Amcru.
'A'UUCfcl'O., lit". HO, AtiMl4, Muluc.
Janxi-9-,
PENSIONS ! PENSIONS I
U. .S PENSIONS due many Omenta, sotbiiRS,
Sauxhs, their Widows, CniuiKit-. and Pitindist
Paubvts everywhere. If In doubt, or any l'enslon
information wanted, write here. NoWanhlnglon,
1). 0 , or other Agency so ad antageous as ibis N.
J. AoiNcr.
iF-i'nou8anas 01 ivnwons aggregating minions
ot dollars, obtained through tb
w Agency, anu
ntintl IKJIr
1 Mm - in.
mm
mm
riiiEiFHtfc;
others siloweddally. j 1 Addrem with two ktamps
il Anijka r, iiuomrtw.
!BL
Count elor at I.aw,
rJl K. Stale lit.. Trenton. N. J.
(LateV.ii. Pension Agent, N.J. iivr. Mi. (len'L)
Jr-licteratoGov.,1'. s. i-'en'a and M. C's N. J.,
Posts u. A. IL, and Pensioners all U. s., Cannda to.
Via ID-Mt
GET YOUH JOH PRINTING
DONE AT THE
CgiiVHIAN: OlfFlOE'
HON. J. P. BASS,
now rro3ldenl Kutcrn Malno Stato F-dr Aswcla.
tlon, ex.Mayor.ot tutijor.b latneM mm and capit
alist, Is one oftha bast known men tn Malno. lie
had, not long ago, a severe attack of dyspepsia
which took Mm from all business, placing him
under treatment. He went South and West In
search of health, but failed to find it. Could eat
no solid food, and becamo rcductd In flesh from
1C0 to 118 pounds, spent thousands ot dollars,
till no relief. At this time met Dr. Iirown, who
had Just returned from Europe. Tho latter un
dertook a cure.
Ho expanded and strengthened tbe walla of the
stomach of the patient : cleansed them of the for
eign accumulations ; reduced that "gnawing sen
sation i" revived the liver and kidneys, exciting
them to a healthy action, and toned up the blood
until Mr. llass began to regain former good health.
Uuderthls treatment ho becsinecntlrely well, and
that year, In connection with Hon. (leo. B. Lorlng
and other official of tho New Englana Flr Asso
ciation, managed their great fair. Mr. Bass says
Jir. itrown useu nuimag la ms caw uub
BROWN'S
Sarsaparilla.
TtatrentilnaunlpKimadebr Ara Warren Co..
Bangor, Me. mays3 d ly
A
PPUOATION FOR CHARTER.
Notlco la hereby clven that an anollcatlon will
bo made to tho Hod. E. IL Ikeler, President Judge
of tho court of Common Pleas of Columbia coumy,
on the 23d dar ot February. A. I), lsss. lor the
charter of a Corporation, to be called tbo "Blooma-
Durgiiorary company ;"ine cnarxer anaoojrcm
ot which are to provide and maintain a free read
ing luuiu, lui ujo uaj uiu uiuauiiiuw ui vuv
Town of Bloomsburg.
juun ii. ritiLiw.tfi,
Feb l-3t soucltor.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO BTOCKUOLD
BUS. orncx or BLoousncno water company, S6'S9.
A stock subscrlDtlon book has been onened for
the taking of tbo lncrea-di apltal Stock, and will
bo found at tho orflco or the Company tn Blooms
burg. Each present share bolder bag the privi
lege of subscribing for two shares of tbe new Btock
for each share oi original stock held. This privi
lege will remain Oin for thirty days, from Jan.
16, 18l, after which time any remaining stock
may be surni-rtbed for by any one making applica
tion therefore.
I IIAK I . UlLLMKYKlt,
Feb I-4U secretary.
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IMate nf Ann I'ounjr, fare 0 Benton toxenthtp,
aeeeatea
Letters testamentary ' n the said estate having
been granted to the undersigned executor.
11
persons indebted aio hereby notmod 10 pay tbe
same, and tboso having claims against said estate
wm present me same lur setueineni 10
A. F.YOITNO,
Executor.
Jan 18
A
DMIN ISTH ATOR'S NOTICE.
Xsttxle of Jamet Commons, deceased, tale at
BlotmKsburg.
Notice ti herebr Blven that letters of nrimlni.
tratlon on tho estate of Junes Cotrmons, late ot
tno town or uioomsnurg. county of Columbia, and
state of Pennsylvania, deceased, have baen errant.
ed to Ceo. E. Elwell of Bloomsburg, Columbia
county, Pa., to whom all persons Indebted to sold
CBtate are requested to make payments, and tboso
having claims or demands will make known tho
samo without delay to
GEO. K. ELWELL,
Administrator.
Feb 16-6t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
It of Andrew Runtan, tale of nenlonto'nishtu
Notlco is hereby given that letters of adminis
tration on the csuto of Andrew ltunyan, late of
tho township ot llenton, county of Columbia, and
state ot I'ennsylvania. decease 1, bave been grnnt-
eu iu 1. j. xiricnuauiii, m wiicm mi persons m-
debted to said estate are requested to make pay-
nirjjta, tuiu mum unviiiK claims ur uemanus win
maKO Known tne same witnout aeiay.
1. 1C KlilCKBAUM,
Administrator.
Feb l-6t
,y DMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE.
Estate of John C. Jones, late of Jltoomslitirg,
deceased,
Notlco Is herebr given that letters of admlnti.
tratlon on the estate ot John c. Jones, late ot tbe
town of Bloomsburg, county ot Columbia and
stato of I'ennsylvania, deceased have been granted
to Mary M. Jones, to whom all persons indebted
to said estate aro requested to make payments,
and those having claims or demands will mate
known the same without delay.
.MAllY M. JONES,
Feb 1-6U Administratrix.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Kstate of Uenry Wotf, late of the 7biwi of Blooms.
wiry, aevvasea.
Notice la hereby dven that letters of adminis
tration on tho estate or Henry Wo:t lato 01 the
town of Bloomsburg. county of Columbia. and statft
of Pennsylvania, deceased, bave been granted to
louisa won 01 moomsourg, uoiurcoia county, ro.,
to whom all persons indebted to Bald estate are
requested to make payments, and those having
claims or demands will make known tbe same
without delay to
or to LOP IS A WOLF,
Knork WINTKRSTEKN, Administratrix.
Attys. Jan-sv
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