THE COLUMBIAN AM) DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, tt)LUMBIA COUNTY, PA I
The Columbian.
B.I.XlWlU, lJltTI
J.fcBlttair., fIUW"
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1889.
We prefor that all communications
oa either Me of tbn Prohibition ques
tion should be aitcned by the namo of
the writer, for publication, bat nocie
will hn rejected for lack of inch niyna-
tare when we Invo the space to spare.
Should the articles become too numer
ous, those with the nainei signed will
be firetfpritited.
The fatlaro of the Legislature to
provide in the act relating to the sab-
mission of the conttitntional amend
menu that the passage of the Prohibi
tion amendment shall not Interfere
with existing licenses leaves that
point involved in considerable doubt
Judge Agnew holds that the licenses
urovionalv Issued will 1ms good on til
their year U out. Judge Cooler holds
in his "Constitntional Limitations'1
that the passage of a prohibitory
amendment vacates existing licenses at
once. While an act of tho Legisla
ture can not change the necessary cf
feet of a constitutional provision, a
declaratory act that existing licenses
hall not be interfered witti by the
amendment would at least be indica
tive of tho Legislative intent and of
the expectation oi the people In adopt
ing it. and of this, doubtless, the
courts would take notice in conitrn
log the amendment and its bearing on
outstanding licenses. As, however,
tho Legislature refused to make any
such provision, the courts will havo to
settle the matter without any specific
declaration 01 tbo legislature's intcn
tion on that particular point. J'hila
Times.
WABHIHQTON LETTER,
from oar Regular Correspondent. 1
Washington, Mar. 18, iS(9
Harrison is jnt nr.w caching it on
ev-ry nana irom the oince Keekers w
cans-of his hIhwm in making ap
nointments. Including tho Cabim-I
the total of the admini-tration to date
are les thai sixtv. This is a state of
affairs that th hnngry and greedy
wo ild be oQicials nod it hard to under
s'and. They expect a hunurea
dreds of faces that were hero on tho
samo errand In 1831. Once an office
x-tktr always an office seeker, or an
office holder.
. Ml
Harriioa Chill Tneta
or.NERAt, compi.ai.vt of luimisos a
ClllIXT BKCF.mOHB.
Wasiiikotoi March 16. The com
ilalnts of Prtsident Harrison's chilly
receptions to applicants and their
Irtends are no longer smothered
murmurs; they aro open and general.
The President seems to assume that
applicants and their friends aro all to
be dealt with at arms' length, and he
applies the same rule to all, regardless
their distinction. I could name
several very prominent Philadelphia
business men, who were ardent support
ers of Harrison and liberal contribute,
and who wonld accept nothing for
themselves, as illustrations of this want
of cordiality or even respect exhibited
by the l'resident to those who t-eeic to
advise about appointments.
it is evident that the I'resiuent de
sires to unload tho labor ot dividing
the party spoils as much as possible,
and he makes it so unpleasant for those
who visit blm on tbo sub -ct that they
will not be likely to come again if they
can help it. Already the host of ex
pectants are turning thetr attentions to
tbo Cabinet officer, while they de
nounce the President's rudeness in bit
ter terms. If this want of cordiality
was confined to importunate applicants,
it might be excused, but he is equally
chilly to all. There have hecn fu!y a
hundred leading men to see tlio rresi
dent since the Inauguration in the in
terests of others, who will not soon
visit him again, because of the repul
sive manner in which they were re-
ceived. The politicians and applicants
will have to visit him and take tne
cold bath, but business men who want
nothing for themselves will not be likely
. -I, TT !
10 mane a seoona can upon xiamsuu,
Prohibition Denounced-
AROUMP.KT THAT HAS NEVER BEKN
ArEQCATBLT ANSWERED.
AN
Ex-Jnage George B. Barott
George R Barrett ded at Clear
field en th (Kb inU Jin was vrc at
CVwensville, IV. March 31, 1815. In
183G ho was admitted to tho bar and
in 183" appointed deputy attorney 1
general for Clifi'tl'ld and J- ffersou
Counties. In 1810 he was elected to
the Legislature lid served two terms.
lie served a ft memo-r of thn judi
ciary Committee with Thaddetis Slov
en. Chief Justice Shsrsvood and
Judge Klwill. In 18.12 be was .1 pre
sidential elector and v. ted lor f rank
lin Pierce, by whom he was appointed
toceitify the Kcvmtio laws ot tbo
United &IM-. In 1855 ho was elect
ed president jndgo of tho Twenty
second Judicial D.tnct and served
for fifteen yctrs. From 1870 until
183-1 he practiced law in Clearfield.
SHERIFF'S SALE
F'ignt from a Lynching.
A HCKOAMAX KABROWLT escapes SW1JT
PUNISHMENT t on IHS BRUTAUTT.
Siiamokix, March 18. Michael Ses
sion, a Hungarian, escaped lynching
yesterday morning by fleeinj? into the
mountains nt llick'.ry swamp, tnree
miles east of this place, lit had heat
en hi wife until she gave premature
birth to a child, which was dead. Ses
sion had been out all night playing
cards at a neighboring shanty and came
home about 3o clock in tbe morning
intoxicated. He found his wife lying
asleep. He grasped her by the throat
and after choking btr almost to death.
dasbed her upon the plank floor, lie
ihvn kicked her about tbe body in a
frightful manner.
As tbe poor woman rolled about the
floor in agony her child was born. Her
cries attracted the attention of the
neighbors, and the room was soon filled
with an excited crowd. A man in the
crowd suggested lynching. Somo of
the party went to procure a rop-, but
when they returned Session had made
his escape through a rear window and
took to the mountains.
Br virtue of writ of Vend. Ex. hsuM out ot tho
wart of Com-oon fleas of ColambU county, and
to me directed, wlllbeexposnd to jrafelie sa:e At
the Court Itow, Bloomibur Pa, on
SATURDAY, APRIL Oth. 1889,
st o'clock p. m., stl that certain piece or parcel
ci ii4 sittute la Bearer towenh'p, Columbia Co.
Pa., tomded tod de-cntrd as follow to-wit 1
Beginning At a stone, thence by land of William
Baker north, twentr degrees, wart twenty-two
perches to llus of s. II. W. It. R., thence along
said It. R toatti seventMo-ir d-greea west twelve
perch's to stons,thencf by u( south aerenty
hreedegreei, wwt tortr etgnt perch's to corner ot
lot lately mid to tbe sa11 K. R. Co, thence by SAld
lot south thirty-one d-grees,eacb f oarteenand four
i tenth perches to cornr ot other lands of Jonas
Brednenner the rrAntor thence b same north
sercntrtght and A half degrees, eatt alxty
perches to the place of bjinntoi, contalntne tlx
ar.rei ana mtj-eiir&i perches ttrtot mearare.
whereoa are erected a
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III
ii
Janurr ji lwq sad the raseten tot tha ttae,
nod them conn t, u rt firth abore.
JO-"EPn OARRlON,"
A. a PARK, !
ttllXUM HOOART, f Auditors.
VALUE OP REAL AND PIHSONKL PROPERTY
belosglsc to "The Bloom poor DUtrtct,"
Jasaarr 11 11.
Balance doe 00 Duplicates.
Duo. IMS.
Bloom MOT '0
hcou 11
Greenwood win
aagarloal iNSTl
Paid.
liMOT
JB.O
mm
MOO
moro nominations every (lay, ini
tardiness on tho pan of the new au
thorities arises from no consideration
for the Dt-raocrats now holding tho
positions, bnt results from inability,
owing to the unprecedented wrangling
among the Republican politicians, to
decide who to appoint.
Mr Harrison baa been talking rather
plainly to some oi the gang. He told
some Indiana Republicans that the
best thing they could do wan to go
home; that if ho wanted them he al
ways knew whero thiy wero to b
found, and that hp thought ho know
who wero entitled to the offices in that
state as well as any an in it. lie is
also said to have told ex-Senator Ma
hopo that he would send for him wh n
ho wanted his advico. All of theso
little things add to the glorious har
mony that cxisU in tbe ranks 01 tho
Republican party.
By tho nomination of G. A. Bates,
of Delaware, to bo U, S. Commissioner
to tbe Satuoan Conference to bo held
at Berlin, Mr. flanixon has virtually
endorsed Mr. Cleveland's position on
the Samoan question. Mr. Bates is a
Democrat and was selected in 188G by
Mr. Cleveland to go to Samoa arid
mako an investigation of tho trouble
which was then just beginning. Ah a
result of Mr. Bates' report Consul
Greenbaum was recalled. Tbe other
Commissioners nominated to act with
Mr. Bates aro ex-Congressman W. W.
Phelps and ex-Minister to Austria and
Germany John A. Kssson.
Ther is i b g fight going on to de
c n 1 1 'j suail be the next Commission
er ot Pensions. Mr. Harrison wants
to give tho appointment to Corporal
Tanner, of New York, but tho Now
York Congressional delegation havo a
candidato of their ovn (Jen. l'oole,
of Syracuse and object to the ap
pointraent of Tanner, Tanner's friendc
have suggested that ho be appointed
and credited to some other state.
Some surprise w.is created hero when
J, S. Clarkson, of Iowa, tho man who
would be Secretary of tbo Interior or
nothing, accepted tho position 'if First
Assistant Pottmaster-Ueneral.
Senator Chase, of Rhodu Island ha
resigned and all sorts ot rumors are
flying aroacd as to the came. That
rnodt genira'ly bcltovod is that II trri
son snubbed him in making An au
pointmi-iit of U 8 attorney for the
Rfiodtf Island district. His friends
sav thai h" has all along intended l
resign at ihls time, but that is hardl)
a reasonable story. It is not likeh
that ho would have gone to the troulil
and expense of au election to the Sen
ate just for the glory of serving less
than one in ntth, he having been sworn
in on the 4th inst., for tbo beginning
of his first wholo term. Previous to
that timo be wa-t filling out the term of
tbe late Senator Anthony,
There is a probability of some troub
le between tho President and the Re
publicans of tho Senate over the South
orn election qnestion. Mr. Harrison lion
roquested as a personal favor that the
matter be lot alone at tho present extra
tession of tho Senate.and the u quest had
seemingly been agreed to, but the radl
cal members of Senate hivo succeeded
in netting the question agitated again
It was discussed at a Republican
caucus last week but was not disposed
of. It will como up again at another
oauous this week.
Russell Harrison is working tho
federal patron ago of Montana in a way
that he hopes will mako him United
States Senator from tho state next fall
The Southern negroes who aro here
in search of federal offices aro very
much discouraged over tbclr prospects
of obtaining anything worth Having,
Tbe fact is, tho star of the negro in tho
political firmament is waning very
rapidly, and it would not be surprising
It it should, in mo near luturo, 111
nrioear Altogether.
W. W. Dudley, of "blocks of five"
notoriety, denies tho rumor that ho had
been snubbed by Mr. Harrison. lie
huvs bo has never called at the Whito
. . , ,
House tinoo jiarrison nai occupied 11
wh oh makes it look as though ho was
afraid bo might bo snubbed.
Senator Ingalls has been sued by
local firm of printers for $131 for print
Ing'Tho Hand Book of Protection",
during tho last campaign. Tho wjjrk
was not done for Ingalls but he prom
isod to be responsible for tho bill whlob
ho afterwards refused to pay, honoo
llm unit.
Wavno MaoVeagh. who wai i
Garfiold'a Cabinet, was hero a day or
two ago. He say be reoognited
among the throng oi ofBoMWMrt
The following extract from the cele
brated argument of ex-G-ivernor An
dretv, of Massachusetts, made in 1867,
in favor of the repal of the Prohibt
tory Liquor law in thst state is of ira-1
rpi... llrtJ
never been adequately answered:
"I aver that a ctvuu of Pr. hibi'ion,
aiming to banish from the ttblo of
an American citizen, by pains and
penalties, an article of die'- which a
large body of the po -plo btlievo to be
l--pitituite, which the law d es not
even pretend to exclude from the cite
gory of commercial articles, which in
every nation, and in some form in all
history, has hold its place
among the necessities and luxnries of
society, is absurdly weak, or else it is
fatal to anv liberty. Whenever it will
1 oeaie to bo absurdly wak, sociotv by
thn operation of mora! oiuses will have
reached a point whero it will have be
come uelesj or else it would be fatal
to any liberty, inr., if n-t useless, but
operated and fulfilled bv legil force,
its oxecntion will bo perpetrated upon
a body of snbj-cts in whose abject
characters tbre will b combined thn
eeontial qualities which aro needful to
cowardico and servility.
"Do you U II me that no beverage
into which alonhol enters, usd in cook-
ng or placed anon the table, fitly be
longs to tho cata'ngae of foods!
"I answer; That is a question of
science, whinu neither uovernor nor
emfJaturo has anv- lawful canacitv to
- t -r
solve for tho people.
"Do vou tell me. then, that whether
the catalogue bo expurgated or not, all
such food is unwholesome and unfit to
bo Bafely taken!
"I answer : That is a question of
dietetics. And it is for tho protcsion
ol medicines. Thoro is in pnno'ple, no
odds between rocribing an article of
diet and recnbmg a dose of physic
ov authority of law. The next step
will be to provide for the taking of
calomel, antimony and Epsom salts by
act of tho Uenerol Uourt.
"Do you tell mo, however, that all
such boverages in their most innocent
ue involve a certain danger; that
possibly anv one may, probably many,
and certainly some will, abuso it, and
thus abuse themselves, and by conse..
uene.o that all men, as matter of pru
rience and therefnro, duty ought to ab
stain from and reject It
"1 answer, that Is a question of
morals, for the answer to which wo
must resort to tbn Bible, or to the
Church, or to the teachings of moral
philosophy. The right to answer it at
all, or to pretend to any opinion upon
it binding the citizen, has nover heen
committed by the peoiilo in any free
government on oartb to tho oec'Mon of
tho secular power. If tho State ran
pins be'wcen thecitiz n and hw Chnroh
his Bibb-, his ronsnftice ind God. up
on niiostio'i of his ow 1 pers mal hihito,
and deo'do what he shall do. o morelv
moral ground", then it Imx authority to
nvade the dom 'in of thought, ns well
as of private life, and prescrib bond
to freedom of conscience. Th'-ro is no
barrier, in principle, where the Govern
mnt mnst top, short of the establish
mont of n S'ate Church prescribed by
aw and maintained by persecution."
The Eiperlt-noe of fibode Island,
Tbo first step toward tho certain ro
peal of the prohibitory amenament
which was Inconsiderately adopted i
the spring of 1880 has jut been taken
by tho Rhode Island Legislature. Tho
legislation preliminary to submitting
the question again to tne people nan
passed tho Hotisn of Representatives
by a vote of nearly two to one, and
there Is little doubt that tho Senate
will pass tho bill at once. There is a
dolusion In tho minds of somo intelli
gent people that a law which has
provod ineffective at a statute can bo
hlrcngthciied and mide effective by
putting It Into 1110 uonsiituiioii.
Rhode lland fell into this miUaku
three years ago, and she is still suffer
ing from it. Tho oxpeiionoo of tho
stato and tho growth of the liquor traf
fic under tho stimulus ot prohibition
efford a les-on und a warning to other
Commonwealths where orank 'reform'
era havo tho tloor. New York Sun
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
la a peculiar medicine, and Is carefully pre
pared bj competent pbaraueltU. The com
bination and proportion ot Sartaparilla, Dan
delion, Mandrake, Yellow Dock, and other
remedial agents Ii eicluslreljr peculiar to
Ilood's Sartaparilla, girlng It strength and
curative power superior to other prepa
rations. A trial will convince you ct Its
great medicinal value. Ilood's Sarsaparilla
Purifies tho Blood
creates and sharpens tbo appetite, stimulates
the digestion, and elves strength to every
organ of the body. It cures the most severe
cases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Bolls, Pimples,
and all ether affections caused by impure
blood, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Headache,
Kidney and Liver Complaints, Catarrh, lthtu
matism, and that extreme tired feeling.
" Hood's 8anaparUU hat helped me more
for catarrh and Impure blood than anything
else I ever used." A. Ball, Syracuse, a. Y.
Creates an Appetite
" I used Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse my
blood and tone up my system. It gave me a
good appetite and seemed to build me over."
E. It. Halt, Lima, Ohio.
"I took Ilood's Sarsaparilla for cancerous
humor, and It began to act unlike anything
else. It cured tbe humor, and teemed to
tone up tbe whole body and give me new
life." J. F. Nixon, Cambrldgeport, Matt.
Send for book giving; statements of cures.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
SoldbralldronliU. fl;slxfofS. rraptrwlonly
by C. I. HOOD a CO., Apothecaries, Lowsll, Mass.
IOO Doses One Dollar
Due.
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tns estimated exoneretlons and
commissions.
Farm and Buildings
BaL on tale of Long property. . . .
t Horn
1 Cattle
is Shoals
Srwa.
15 Suckle? rigs
toctucaen.
l Bush. Wheat,
aoo Otis
toe " orn cars.
Betted, taken into execution and to be sold aa
the property of II. s. cole and W. B. Cole.
-ions B. CASEV,
Hiaauo, Atty. Shertff.
Mar u
UDiTOIV8 NOTICa
The underalTned. ann auditor annointAl hr th
Orphana court of Colombia county to distribute
the funds in the hands or Itn. w. Eves admlnKra
tor, will sit at the nmcn ot Grrnt Herrlsr, In
Bloonubunr on arub atb iss, at 10 o'clock a m.
when and where all perron-hating claims against
pid rntate muar. appear and prov- the same, or
he debarred from coming in on said fund
C C, is VANS,
Mar S Auditor.
15 ton Hay
40 uai a. a
1
" Turnips
a - unions. . .
vv) heads cabbeire sk.
100 s packed butter 4 sc.
x dol vineiraru 14 co
ix to
ipples. 30 CO
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14 00
TOO 00
BO 00
500 00
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500
into
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nm sheaves Corn Fodder a So.
sot a Beef
lipobuah, potatoes
4 tons Coal 13 to
Farm Implements
r amitare in Alma Mouse......
Furniture In siewardt II owe...
1 tmsh Beans
1 Dbl saurxrant as 00
11 acres grain In grounds
WbbL pfckies
tiwtsia
PRODUCTS RAISED OJt FAHM IN 188.
m Bum Wheat.... , m 00
. . m in41fi at v
SPRING STYLES OF HATS, SHIM'S, MMIiAll
Ai BOYS' WAISTS
UDITOK'S NOTICE.
BttaU of Gto. Zeiqter, deoeaaed.
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by the
Orphans' court of Columbia county to distribute
tbe funds In t he hand of administrator win tut at
tbe omce ot n Cbrlaman, on Saturday April (lb,
11-9, at 10 o'clock a. m , when and where all per
sons having claims agatnet tald estate must ap
pear and prove the ame, or be debarred from
coming In on said fund.
A. a FRKAS,
Marls Auditor,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
KttaU of XU Barum, deceased.
Notice la hereby given that letters of admlatra-1
uon ae douis nnn, wun tne wui annexed on the
estate ot EU R art in. deceued. have been irranted
to the nndrr&Urned. to whom all Deraoni knonlno-
themselves to be indebted to said eeta'e are re-1
quirea to muc payment, ronnwitn; ana Ihone
u, lug i;i4ims are wj present I nem lor flf-uiPmenu
.March IS I'M. Administrator, d. b. n. c t. a.
Col Freeze irlves notice further, that claims re
maining UnnaM more than SOdira wl 1 heenileet.
ed by i-ult In Kloonuburg, as the estate moat be
leu up at once.
JOHN O. FREEZE.
to
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140
2720 a Pork and Lard..
ri r. irauer
S40 iieer....
is ton nay..
i annate.,
a caives.
oau...
lire
Corn ears
winter apples
Beeta.
TurnltJ9
Onions
Beans
Potatoes.,
15 Chickens
!! head cabbaze
470 dot. Eggs.
40 minaies Kye straw
s bM. vtnetrar
bbL Cider.
T748 shea ves of corn Fodder.....
n nu'neis Tomatoes.
riour nai by Ktras ana Cadow..
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No. of Paupers remaining
Almshouse laat report....
No. Admitted during year....
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No. Iilscharseddurlnr vear...
So. Wei! during year
UDITOR'S NOTU E.
fotate of Orn. K. Betl, aecfatfU.
The underMzned an auditor anilnted br the
Orphan' court or Col'irhbU county to distribute
the fundi' n the hands of the dmlm tratortnand
among theparttesrntltled therero, will sit at his
i orfl.y, O i March 27 Iff. M o'clock a. m., whn and
I where nil rxxons hitlnir claims aitUnat said e-
i tare musr ap -ear ann prove ine same, or bo ae-
I t4!TTti iruia lAjuiiufi lu uii nAia ana.
I JOUN M CLARK,
'Feb3 4t Auditor.
No. Persons In Poor llouas Bloom 2
No Persons In Poor Houso scott. 3
No. ivmona In Poor Uouse Oreen-
wooa 7
No. Remaining Jan. 1 1869.
JACOB HCHUYLEIV)
C.A. KI.EIM. y Directors.
Attest : u B RUI'Eirr, secy,
Marl 'to.
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THE
LATEST LONDON STYLES
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UL 111
DMINISTRATOU'S NOTICE.
Vt'ute afjot'ph O KrVtr tatf of Ortmroni totm-
Notice U herebv (rtven that letters of admlnl
tratton on the estate of Jovnh O. Keller, late of
Oreenwo- d township, county of oclu'obia, and I
atate or Pennsvivanli, dceased, have been grant-1
ed to I). T. Keller, to whim II ;eron Indebted I
to aid estite are n q-ierted to make payments, I
and thom havlne claims or demands will make I
I Known me tame wimout aeiay.
Mar Si D. T. KE'l.EH,
OrangevlUe, l'a. Administrator.
s
ALESME
WANTED
N
still Vi m nm.
to anvavi for tho sale of 'urtiey block.
OK S'l.AKV AND IXftNtlS B COKHI8SIOH Steady I
Iempioymrnr Appiy da once, stating a?e.
J. B. ITellis & Ca,
NNUAL STA'l EMENT
ur
BLOOM POOR DISTRICT,
From Jan. 9, ms. to Jan. 14, WH,
JOHN K. OROTZ, Treaaurer.
DR.
To Balance In Treasurer's hands Jan. 9,
lies
To Carh Rec'd on Bloom dup. 18R7
rcou, " --
Greenwood dup '87..,.,
OVERCOATS
" " Susrarloar
' " Bloom dup. 1888
" " Scott " "
" " Oreenwood dup. 1883..
ii Hogarloaf " " ..
' Hcott dnp. tsss.. .......
Interest on Mrs. Urown's Acct
Rent on Mrs. Brown's House.
" on Lon? II -use of V. Cox
casta Creasy Wolls on limber
" Catawlssa Two for I Owen blu.
on It A Parkers account
on sale of Lone DroDCttr.. ... .
(raid tor a.
Mrs. F. K. Marsli haa taken
and will occupy after April 1st,
the store on Jefferson and Main
streets, where she will keep a
arger variety of fancy goods and
compete with any for style and
quality in
-MILLINERY.
Miss Shook (her milliner) is now
in New York making extensive
purchases for the Spring and
Summer trade. Thanking her
r: 1 v. ..r.t nnt.nnnr-n d.n I Ordersoutatandln'-tan.9 less.
cordially invites all to inspect
her goods before purchasing ; ordersofiamed
eieewnere. uome anu see h
price and style do not satisfy.
Hotter Sterner
Sterner)
terunoed. .
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48 00 I
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OF VALUABLE
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AAi-i-oanniwlnnnA I Kapenh"
smith work
Incident! Jipeni
Thomas Vltrtdn.
Dr. McneynoiiM
r. UMPKtT
Jacob M-huyler Director
c A Kie m "
I. M. I'lllli, " ,
I. II llupert secretary
.Mrs Mcllrlde Mi'ron.
Audlton, and " leilc lor Jan UM.
Total current eipenw
iiuiiainr ana imuniveiueaL
Iotnrr eiiraordlnary expenses. .
TobArcn ..
tihoppini; wno,l.....
I'nniinif iuiriiiouv ui iooi
orders of roller. ,.
Expenses on "rown hnuso.
I'offln lor Shot t sugarloat
iiwens uioorn two....
CofUn, 111 00, gr YD i 00 dlgiftnp
II iu in uury win. uiguiu,
K-ott twp...,..
I Tramps. ....
punron-oi urjK uuyctcuvbiwji,.
other out aoor
Tax on ung llouno
on ueo. namuet's case..
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le
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BLOOMSIJUUG MARKET. ,
Wholcpalc. Retail. 1
Wheat per bushel 1-00
Kve " " 50
Ccrn " " .... 50
Onle ' " 32
Flour " bbl
Butter 2 a
Eees 14
Potatoes 40
Hams 12
Dried Apples 03
Clile 08
Shoulder 10
Chickens 7
Geese
Lard per lb 10
Vinegar per gal 20
Onions per bushel 71
Veal skins 07
Wool per lb 85
Hides 5 to 7
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AM K V D 31 EST lO THE CONSTITU"IOV
1 proposeu to tne citizens ot ini3 common weaHn
y tne 'leneral Assembly of the Comtnontvealtb
of Pennsylvanl i, for their approval or reliction at
a specia' election to no neid June 18, Pub
lished by order of tho secretary of the common-
weann in pursuance ot Article svni or the con-stltutlon.
-lolut resolution Drnrjoslnir an arr.enilmpnt tn
theo nEUtutlono'thlsComtno-'Wealth:
BicnnN l. ue it, resoivea or tne senate and
Dou9e of Renresentatlves or the t'ommnnwentrri
of Pennsylvania In General Assembly met, That
the tollowlni; amendment Is proposed to the con
stitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
in accordance with the Klghteenth Article thereof:
AMENDMENT.
There shall be an additional artieiA tn baia con
stitution to be designated aa Article XIX, as fol-
tuns;
ARTICLE XIX.
Tho manufacture. Bale, or keeolng for salo of
Intoxicating liquor, to be used as a bev raze. Is
hereby prohibited, and any violation of this pro
hibition shall be a misdemeanor, punishable aa
shall be provided by law.
The manufacture sale, or keeping for sale ot In
toxicating liquor for other purposes than as a
beverage may be allowed In such manner only as
may bo prescribed by liw. The General Assembly
shall, at the first session succeeding the adoption
of this article of tne constitution, enact laws
with adequate penalties for its enforcement.
A true copy of the Joint KesoluMon.
CIH.HLE3W. STONE,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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Watches and Silverware.
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we will not be undersold.
A very fine line of
SOLID SILVER BRACELETS.
All goods sold engraved free of charge. Repairing of all kinds
done neatly, promptly, and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Columbian Buildingf, Hloomnburjj, Pa.
Largest Block of Carpet- in the County at
TO
10 tage and Stationary....
Expenses on lyae caso
lununuip.HHM.., ....
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By virtue of a writ ot Alias Fh Ta. Issued out of
tbe Court ot Common Pleas ot Columbia county
and to me directed, will be exposed to public sal
at the Court House, In the town ot Bloomsburg
on
SATURDAY, MRC'II30'h. 18S9
at o'clock a. m., all that certain tract ot land
situate In Reaver towmUp.ColumMacounty, Pa.,
bounded and describe 1 as follows, to -wit ; On th
north by land of -loun Hosier estate, on the east
bv land ot lacoh linker, on the south by land o
I 2216 64 I jfaao johnion eataie, en the west by land ot Miles
Itellly and Thomas Lutz, containing
THIRTY-FIVE ACRES,
more or less, whereon are erected a frame-dwell
ing house, a 1 ink barn nrd outbuildings.
Seized, taken Into execution, and to be sold as tbe
proaperty of Michael Thoerner and Iena Thoerner.
JOHN B. CASEY,
Mabs, Atty. Sheriff.
A i.tualuh a-,u tlx, nil, rvIu.N.i and
Cterlne Pains, Itbeumaili-, sciatic, nharp and
Weakening pains, relieved In one minute by
nt Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster
only Instantaneous paln-kllllng strengthening
plaster 23 cts; s for II. At druggists, or ot Pot-
T.VUt Hmples,blackhead3, chapped andrjT VC
X Ivl oily skin cured by Cuticura foap, VUEQ
ar iaa-4(
Pariua.'ta vuuii Uuuk.
Urge Quarto. lithographed Cover.
Over 101,0m parh-a cook Ho-.ks have been sold
Mailed on receipt of 30 cir. by any bo ksetler. or
mTESfi LaUKIAT, Bobton, M&.
Vfar 1M1 4t
SHORT-HAND AND TYPE-WRITINB.
nKHB murfold. I
Hundred hTa Ukra op Ukm
nadiM, ud now tun g-IU
oecupAtloctl1 Lolnx t5horthxid.
lb Bon; ipent trill rtara
man
ELY'S
Cream Bal
SHERIFF'S SALE-
OP VALUABLE
Real JGstate!
INSANK IN STATK IIOSI'ITAU
0-oree Kox Hc-itt township 61 2-T
we-KN iyui ot
lespe Kelly nlom twp. M S-T
weeks 12 00 101 e?
L Z Kahler "loom twp. M 1-7
weeKs r-fvu. ivior
lohn lioyer cott tnwnshlp 63 2-1
weeks it ou ... W M
MzloM Sterner6STweksl!00 10157
MOO
t 3123 00 1
CURTIS OQMFDUND.
ULOOD, LIVER AND
KIDNEY FURIFIER.
WH-ksliOO - 2000
Wm Fry Bloom 6 1-7 weeks fa 0). 1029
OUT DOQR 11EL1EK.
Jackson Kama Bloom.- h0 60
AI caaow muom i
M. Dawson " 78 00
it, a. Tfoung " otou
Kred H'leuier Bloom w
iiM-t jr Immhnv Hriott two... 1184
Wm. Bark le Bloom...... ,,,, !M0)
Caroline mduii mu"iu.,. ,., nli
Minerva May moora uu
wm. Ingold Bcott twp so ii
Hannah Tyke Ntl twp 100
Amanda Kobblns Greenwood
towoahtp 827 73
Jacob Hwlslier Oreenwood twp. 16 oo
L,ucy w erimau uiwui.. iw
K. Koner cauhlng and aklng to
Asylum Ureenwrod 16 W7
Mrs. Charles llatnllton Green-
yOOf ,,,..(,.... 23 dO
Mrs. William Evans Greenwood. 18 71
John U. Albertoon (Iruenwood , 46 IS
Ysuaiui urwn
By virtue of a writ of Vend. Ex. Issued out ot the
Court of Common Pleas of CoL Co. I'a., and to me
directed, will be exposed to publlo sale at the
court House, Bloomsburgi on
SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd, 1889
at 2 o'clock p. m.
All that certain piece or parcel Of land situate
tn Montour twp, CoL Co, Pa., bounded on the
north by land ot William Itoberta, on the east by
land of Joseph Roberts, on the south by land of
Samuel Fisher and on the west by land ot Wm,
6 6M 14 I Neal, containing forty acres, more or less, where
on are erected a frame dwelling nouse, Darn and
outbuildings.
Seized, taken into execution ana to be sold as
the property of Jos. a Fry.
Knorr Wtntersteen, Attys.
JOHN a CARET,
Mar I Sheriff.
A QailtT Pottmuter Held-
Sumiuiiv, Maroli, 10. Mt. Carinal'i)
ox.noiitmnjter. John Dropliy, wai
brought before Unltod States Com- Now in the Appointed time for
nlasioiier J. II. MuDevltt to-d.iv. The thnroiiulilv cloarsinir the syst m from
testimony oonoumod both morning and all impnritieH, and ull will find that llm ""(Jl'111''
afternoon. Iliit plan ot stealing wan Curtia Compound will exactly till tho gamiei irurvor Bloom.
to Gill out in his reports ordir of $1 bill. It hni stood tha tent of 83 yoars
and lis Kile aro lari'r than ever, overy
year. I'rioo S0t ami Sl.uu.
Fou Bai.k Hr
JnuivH H. nicrccr,
DRUGGIST,
Dixoianuua, Pa.
3
HIDliE ELEOTION,
otlce la hereby given to tbe stockholders of the
be held at Winona
Bloomsburg Brld e company, that an election for
president and directors win ne neia at Winona
Hall, In the Town of Bloomabunr, on Wednesday,
the 20th day of Maroh IBS), at three o'clock In the
I airernoos.
juun u, riutius,
PaULE. WIHT, President.
Secretary,
on the Shaniokin poat-oflloo and send
them thore for 8100. Tho money wont
to his bank aooount to pay notes in tho
uamo of II. M. Yooum. Mr. Yooum,
bis brolber-iii law, swore ho never
gave thi notes so they must havo been
Portied. II. D, I'arkham, inspector of
ortieu. II, -' i arKimm, iiispuovr oi
'htiadelphlA, sworo that on examining
thn books ho found a dellulepey of
$1210, The defendant wai bound
over in $300 bail for rtppearanoo at tho
next terra of United States Court.
Mar 16-d-4t
llaW.A.Martftt.s
fRSl
John Yount Sootl.
ltozetia Doasou utowiu "
II. Hhodes liloom. , 160
Daniel Ingold Bloom , H 61
Mrt. Wlllel liloom ,
Ann Mumey booh, .
Edward Henry Groenwood,...,, '.WM
Isaiah Owen liloom 7 to
oeoige Hamuls liloom .., bo tl
vrank Ithodomoier Bloom oo 10
Wm. Shoemaker.., ,
Jackson Kama Flour from Farm
All cadow flour from Faim...,,
we. the nnderslsrned. Auditors ol the townships
comprising "The Bloom I"oor DWrlct," met t the I
Alma Upuia on the teoond Monday ot January las.
fhTt being the 14th, examined the aocounu of the ,
Triasmsr and Dirocwn tra January Vth 1M to,
We sell Dinner TO FAUHKKS, a good, reliable
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Mar i-d-4t
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