COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. The Columbian. 0. E. Elwll, I njii.,, BLOOM8BUKG, PA. FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1889. 005 poople from tbo wrcckod steamer Damnark arrived in Philadelphia Mon day evening on tho ship Mistouri. All of tho Danmark passengers looked hearty and bright and showed no signs of tho hardship they must havo endured. Prohibition was defeated in Massa chusetts by a majority of nearly 60,000, on Tuesday. Thoy voted on a consti tutional amendment, tho same as Penn Bvlvania will do In Juno. New Ham ehiro rejected such an amendment a few weeks ago, and Khode Island, which adopted tbo amendment a couple of years ago, is taking steps to havo it repealed. Prohibition does not appear to bo popular among tho Puritans who havo tried it np in Now EnghHui WASHINGTON LETTEB- From our Regular Correspondent.) Washington, April 21, 1889 Sonator John Sherman and tho other Republicans of tbo Ohio Oongreasional delegation aro at dagger points. Tho Senator, with his usual greediness, wants tho other fellows to allow him to name tho Ohio moo who shall have federal patronagj. This one sided way of giving tbo prizes is strongly objectedto by Congressmen McKinloy, Butterworth, Burton and others who have friends they wish to provide for, nnd tho result is that Ohio is gotting left in the distribution of political pap. Among the disgusted Ohio Republi cans is AlphooBO Hart, who came hero iiTcpared to go to work as Solicitor of nterual Revenue, a position which bo says Attorney General Miller tendered him and which ho accepted several weeks ago. But ho has not gone to work, owing to tho objection of a man greater than "me too" Miller. Bops Quay has a man whom ho wishes put into that position, but nothing' has yet been done, and as Quay is said to havo gone homo in a pet last week, perhaps Hart will get it after all. Tho new Republican officials aro verv prompt in cutting sworn in, eo as to let-their salaries begin. Then they take their own time in beginning to work. I was forcibly reminded of this when llobert r. l'orter, editor ot toe Now York Press, tarned up here two days after be was appointed Superin tendent of tbo Census, was sworn in, rushed down, caucht on an afternoon train and returnod to his private busi ness in New York city. By tho way, Porter is one of tbo most rabid advo cates of a protective tarilf, is an Englishman, and is said to havo writen just as rabidly in favor of free trade until he was brought over by tho pro tectionists. If Mr. Cleveland had ap pointed an Englishman to as important a position as this, all the Republican papers in the country would havo boen yelping at him and charging him with all sorts ot crimes, lint then you see it makes a great difference" whose ox is gored. The notorious cotored ex-Congress man smalls, ot South Carolina, came very near to being 'the first negro P' peinted to ofllco by President Harrison, and be may be yet Ibe nrst. tlo is an applicant for the position of Collector of Customs at Beaufort, South Caro lina, and it has been about decided to appoint him when a telegram was re ceived from bis state asking that tbo matter be held up until certain charges against Mr. bmalls could bo submitted to the President. If tho latter thinks to strengthen his party in the south by appointing such men as Smalls to office ho is sadly misinformed as to the status ot publio opinion in that section Representative Henry Cabot Lodge, of Massachusetts, is a very fortunate man. He says: "I am not over burdened by oflice-seelers. The people of my stato do not seem to be anxious for much. In my district there has not been a single endeavor to remove even a Postmaster."' All the arrangements have been completed for the trip of the President and Cabinet to How York next Mom day, to tako part in tho Centennial Celebration. They leave here at very early hour, arriving at Elizabeth, N. J. in time to take breakfast with the Governor of New Jersey. They then go to Elizabethport where they take boats which are. to take them over exactly tho same route that Gcotge Washington went just years ago. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Tiohenor is mad, he is in fact very mad, and does not care who knows it He had a candidalo for the position of appraiser of the port of New York and the President appointed another fellow. Tho only consolation that Mr. Tichenor has is tbo fact that the appointment does not please the new xork bena tors any bettor than it does himseil. - For years it has been the custom to consider the lour years commissions o Federal officials as beginning' from the data of their couhrmation. JNow, order to make vacancies, the Republi can Cougresmen are bringing pressure to bear on 1'resident Harrison to have an order issued to consider these com missions as dating from the original appomtmont. Mho 1'resident has re ferred tho question to "me too" Miller for an opinion, and tho obanoes aro that all (nose officials appointed by Mr. Cleveland in the Sring and Summer of 1885 will find out that their commis ttious are considered as having expired notwithstanding that it was in some cases a year after appointment before the Senate confirmed them. The Ro publioans want the offices and not hav ing any good excuse for removing tho incumbents thoy have hit upon this snhemo, Tho Inter State Oosrri&ic Coarais sion has notified the officers of all tbo railroads in the middle and eastern states to appear beforo the Commission on May ''Odand set forth tho pereoi b' Pooplo of Lowol I The small pox Is raging at Nantl coke and no measures aro being taken to nrovent its spread owing to a dead lock in tho borongh council. In such n cano it would bo blessing if tho" diccaso should broak tho dea Mock by attacking tho obstinate membors of tho council. Home Evidence No other prrp.iftilluii lias v, ,u Htctejs at home C4ual In II khI s Si.-:tiar.Jl.i. in Lowell, Mass., wliore II U i:i Cc, It 1 now, as II has lircii Jrr ye.tr. (ho le.nlliiu medicine for I'liiltjliis llio Mixtl, mil limit's il f Ireiif IliPiihii! tho f.ytcm. This " kixhI name it linmo" It "n lower of nrciigtli .Lrn,.il.'' It v.utihl rcq'ilrc a Milumo l.i I mil nil Ivi'll rcorU I, io mill III favor ( Hood's airs.itdrlll.1. Mr. Albert Ijtes, lit lug nt S3 Hut l'luo Hired, Lowell, for 11 e.irs cmplojeJ af boss c-irpmlcr tjy.l. W. Dennett, lrelilent ot tho Erlo Tc.ler.hono Company, li.nl a largo running tnra cw.o in Ml leg, which troubled him a year, wl en l.e began to takellooeUS.irsiparllla. Tho soro soon grew Irn In nUfl, anil In a (hurt time disappeared. ,tos. I)u npliy, 111 Cen tral Street, Lowell, had Fuellings and lumps oil tils faco and neik, which Hood's flarsapa rllla completely cured. Mrs. C. W. Marriott, wife ot tho Klrst As sistant l'lrc Engineer of Ixiwcll, says that for 13 jenrs elm was troubled with stomach disorder nnd sick headache, which nothing rclleicd. Tho attacks catne en every foil night, when she was obliged to tako ber bed, nnd was unablo to enduro any noise, alio took Hood's Sarsaparilla, nnd after a tlmo the attacks ceased entirely. Many more might bo given had we room. On the recommendation of pcop.o of Lowell, who know us, wo ask you to try Hood's Sarsaparilla SoMbyatldruggtiti. fl tlxforffs. TrepArcdonly lij C. I, ItOOll A CO., Althcrarlea, Ismail, Mi. Dosos Ono Dollar Praloo Hood's Sarsaparilla IOO W. H. BROOKE & CO. Exchange Hotel Building Are agents for Julius King's celebrated spectacles. The best in the world. Hundreds of pairs to Belect from and a fit guaranteed. During the Holiday's trade we sold dozens of pairs of these celebrated goods.and aa far heard from all are satisfactory. Any purchaser not exactly suited may leturn these goods and ex change for others, suited to their eyes. A DSIINISTRA.TOU'8 NOTICE. Btlale of James Dilatne, late oj Maainon Unciuhtp, votujiwui county, aeceasea. Notice Is herebr clven that letterri ot adminis tration on tho estate of James Dtldlne, late ot the township of Madison, county ot Columbia, and state of Pennsylvania, deceased, have been grant ed to "Vesley "HOlno ot Jerseytown, Columbia county Pa., to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make payments, andtnoso having claims or demands will make known the same wimoui. aeiay w Apr. 18 WE'LEY DILDlNE. P. O. Jerseytown, Col. Co. Pa. Notice Is Hereby elven that the rollowlnir no- count nas been filed In the Court of Common Pleas ot Columbia county, and will be presented to tbe said Court on the nrst Monday ot May A. D. 1889 and confirmed Mat, and unless Exceptions are Bl ed within four days thereafter, will bo conflrmed absolute: 1. Second account of flamuel k. Rtntth. Tnwtiw of the bequest ot John E. Fowler, deceaaod. to the Poor ot lirlarcreek Twp. Columbia countv. Pa. WSI. II. SN YDElt, Prothys office, April 8, 1889. Prothonotary. EXHIBITS AT BLOOMSBURG-, minniv mv nil 1, MI 1111. AFT131CIVOON and TVIOHT. KM BARNUM & BAILEY'S Greatest Show on Earth. Larger, Greater, Grander than ever More in its history. The. most colossal anil stupendous amusement enterprise ever organized. Exhibited in nil lis monster magnificence and undivided gicatncss, for the edification, delec tation, amusement, delight, Instruction nnd wondcrof tho whole people. P. 15 ill A J. L BAR n rr mi DAILUI d New United Shows in One. 15 CAPITAL INVESTED, 83,000,000. DAILY EXI'ENSEb, $0,800. P. T. UAIWUM, J. A. UAILEY, Equal Owners. Big Circus Compatiica in tbrro Uiopp, Great Orifjinal Paris Olympia HipptMlromi', WizirdV Black Tent of Illusions, Real Wild Moorish Caravan, Double Jlenaueries oi Wild and Trained B asts, Mammoth Musoum teetninfj with wondtr-", Grand Ilorso Kair, with 380 horses, fcluge Elt-vated Staged lor Olymuian GamcH, Gigantic acgri'gatioii of Living Curiosities, - Immense Moneler World's Fair, Extensive Aviary. Huge Aquarium, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. jisiaie oftai Barton, aeceatea. NotlCO lR h&rflhT B-IVPn that. lottAm nt ailmlDtM. ttOn de DOnlA SOn. With thA will ftnnATtvl nn f hn estate of EU Bartnn, deceased, have been granted' to tue underalened, to whom all persons knowing themselves to be Indebted to said estate are re quired to make payment, forthwith: and those having claims are to present them for settlement. . JOHN O. ritKEZE, March 18.1BS9. Administrator, d. b. n. c. tTa. Col. Freeze elves notice further, that, r.uima r malnlng unpaid more than 90 days will be collect ed by suit in moomsburg, as the estate must be settled up at once. A DMJNISTUA.TOIV8 NOTICE. XMate of Joseph O. Keller laUof areemrvoa torni- imp, Lwumma twunny lvnntvivanta, aeceatea, Notice is hereby irlvpn that lettera nf nilmlnln. tratlon on the estAtn nt .?nwnh n TCfllpr. IntA nf OreenwoM township, county of Columbia, and state of Pennsvlvanlo, deceased, havo been grant ed to D. T. Keller, t&whom .11 persons Indebted w -uiu ramie are rrq'iescea iq maKe paymenis, and those having claims or demands will make known the same without delay. MarM . D. T. KBfXER, Orangevllle, Pa. Administrator. M EN DM EN T TO TIIE CONSTITUTION , propoeed to the citizens of this Commonwealth the neneral Assembly of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for their approval or rejection at a special election to be held .Tune in. lftst. Pub. llshed by order of the secretary of the common wealth. In pursuance ot article XVIII of tho Con. stltutlon. joint resolution proposing an amendment to tbe constitution or this commonwealth : Section l. lie It resolved by the senate and rjousa of Itepresontattves of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania In General Assembly met. That the following amendment la proposed to the con. stltutlon ot tbe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In accordance with the Eighteenth Article thereof: AMENDMENT. There shall be an additional article to said Con- Buiuuon uj do obsignated as Article XIX. as lot. lows : ARTICLE XIX. The manufacture, sale, or keenlne for sale of intoxicating ttnuor, to be used as a beverage,. Is hereby prohibited, and any vlolaUoa of this pro hibition shall be a misdemeanor, punishable as 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 aa may be prescribed by law. Tbe General Assembly shall, at the first session succeeding the adoption or mis article oi tne constitution, enact laws wim auequara penalties tor its enforcement. A true copy ot the Joint Kesolution. CIIAHLES W. STONE, Secretary of tbe Commonwealth. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS 3fl GI.Q53 BiilW. Orig ImL tMt, ! rnlt irjl r!ltllapUJ furMU. Never fill. AftlC for I klr.lAMlar'm KmaUti Diamond Br&Bd, In ndw- UllIcjlwiM. MaKd lth bin rlh. twtril boiM, ptok wnppen, an a dancer uaterft-lt. Hul 4a. (iump) fur pwOouUri and "licit f fop Idlea,( Ultar. hw Mlyn mall. Ill iUUiVI.ll ittwa LAIIIS Mur ui ibtm, Nini PiMr. Apr. J8-d.4t. Mm. -AT m .kii.li Spr l-d4t DfCITIHoll CUmata and DXiJX Location In tbe south J. P. MANCUA, Claremont Va. immlsalon. llochester, N, WAHTIiD Permanent em. nloi ment and rood salary or ddress A. D. PltATT. Nurseryman. V. Apr. lJ-d-4t Apr. 1M aEO.A.kCOTT.titwYorkClti ft RHEUMATICi Itllr.li'lATlO, CIA 1 10. HUUUTINd, blUltP And Muscular Pains and weaknesaes, Ilack Ache, Uteilne and chest pains, rellevfd In one minute by the p..;n..M, a.; DaI DinnAM The and cUssoa of persona, if any, t6 whom 5'. L lJSi'SA 01tU OI tucut noucu iiuu ijosouo ui i uianu.T. l-is; o lurt i. At uruKlnui, ur Ul 1 Ub- freo transportation to liersoua other than its own ofllcors or omployea and tho oQlecru and employes of other rail road companies, and all the conditions and limitations conneotcd therewith in each instance and how they do this branch ofbuuiuens. Just Married. How loving they are; this is always a sure sign. After the first year some times it don't hold good. When Charles comes homo to yon grouty and croi s. snaDDiocand snarlinir, unable to relish the nice dlnuer you have oookod, ter Drug and Chemical Co., Itontoa BTTT Plmplcs.blackheads.'cbappod andnr up JTX1Y1 oily skin cured by Cutlcura soap. C lld ELY'S Cream Balnr Cleanses tbe Nasal Passages, AIlay Pain and Inflammation, Jleala the Sorei, Iteatores tbe Senaea of Taite and Smell. Catarrh mm and feels as thoutth there was a ton of mv TtrTT nrrexllAY "FEVER iiit; iron in hit Stomach, ho IS troubled a particle la appUed into each nostril, andU djr.pep.ia, and Sulphur Bitter, is iho only medlolae that Will cure hl. sfleet, ww toE Apru lij Alhletio Games, Aquatic Sports, XK Real Black Tent of Mysteries Huge continuous gallery of 40 chaste, beautiful living and speaking supernatural Illusion. 's&fF? A JAND.OF WILD.M00R1SHJVARR10HS. GENUINE WILD MOORISH CARAVAN, Containing a rare feast of Oriental Riches, and an embarrasment of Eastern Splendor?, i itaiuicu bi bu ucium cost oi 9iuv,vuu, &uu comprising a perfect mirror or the life of tho strange people Inhabiting the desert. CHARMING ALGERIAN DANCING MAIDENS, High Priests. Troubadours. Desert Musicians. Soudanese, And whole ttibes of curious Eastern People, together with their War Weapons, Arabian icjim ui Auuimi okirb, oosuimcs, uicosiis, iteugious Aruciea, cic. GRAND PARIS OLYMPIA HIPPODROME. With a myriad of novel and thrilling races, Huge Bird Races. Animal Races. Dog Races. THE MARVELOUS BICYCLE RIDING ELEPHANT, Only Dwarf Hairy Elephant In the World, TROUPE OP TRAINED TALKING AND ACTING SEALS. MAMMOTH HORSE FAIR, with .180 Horses, In a sefarnte tent, for public inpectlon. A Tremendous Trained Animal Department, Willi Tialned Bhecp, Otcso, Pelican, OlratTo, Ostriches, Qame Itoostera, Pigs, Cats, nogs, i-onit8, uorscs, i',ie)iiHiii8, unmeia, t.tonB, iigvrs, iiyeuar, Wolves, Panthers, Leopartls, etc. NNUAL BTATEMENT e Town of DioombntB, for th Tear ending inaruiioisu 1 ww, JANES B. WILHON, Treasarer for 18', In account with tbe town ot IUoonnourg, nn. Tacasti from D P Vannalta for- roer Treaa. To cash from Newton Duone col. lector for ism. To cash from u A Herring, oonntrlTcaa. PR licenses... To cash from VH Harman Prest. snow llcennos and fines..... To cash from 1' 8 Harman I Test, Fewer permits. To cash from M O Woodward, collector for ias Tocaahfrom M c woodward, collector for 18s7 To cash from M i Woodward, Collector forlHW To cash from sundry persons for remonnfc rnbbtsn eta.. To cash from Bute tai on bona To amount ot tax roll for lsas.. MID 19019 MOO 1st) 00 IM SI II 1 44 SI M75M ca. flS8MtS7 amt of orders pd during- the -rear. " " oouDOna nald durlnir the rear. bonds paid during- the rear tie Bond No 13 . , loooo " " 74... 20090 " " 75 BOO 00 " ' 91 . 200 00 " " n an oo " 93 mono " " 10O. 16000 " " 11S 16000 " " 130 200 00 ' " 131 , 30000 " " 141 150 00 1K15 00 M7 01 win nn Br amount of M O woodward. Collector for lMta being amount uncollected ojrTreaa on tax rou for "88. sunt tit amt of Treasurer's cotnmtss. ion on S10S3-.04 9 IK per .cent. Z...., 1698 Bal in handsor Treasurer...... em James 8 Wilson, Treasurer, as to sewer construc tion. SB, To amount rccelred from bonds negotiated CR. Br amount of sewerorderspald SWSt-S Br amount ot Treasurer's com mission on t3V09.&3 a l per cent. woo Bal In bands of Treasurer 3063 3a (00000 Newton Boone, Collector tor lest. DR. To bal on duplicate ot l&st.' ca. B7 cash paid Jas. S Wilson, Treas Bal due $ooooo I WHS 19019 VI 29 M C Woodward, Collector for 1S9&. DR. To bal on duplicate CR. Br additional exonerations al- lowed.. Br cash paid James 8 Wilson 'ITPaS M.M.w 1 361 48 $154 03 10(9 143 34 M C Woodward, Collector tor 1887. SR. To bal on duplicate CR. Br exonerations allowed. Br cash paid J 8 Wilson Treas. $31890- M C Woodward, Collector DR. To amount ot duplicate.......... cit. Br amt paid J S Wilson Treas. . Ual due. i RECMFTS. Amt from B F Vannatta former Treaa ft Amt from Newton Boone on UUp OI 1891 Amt from 0 A HerTln-r, county Treas on licenses. Amt from P 8 Harman, l'rcst. show licenses and nncs. Amtfro--i P 8 Uarman l'resu for sewer permits. Amt from MO woodward, col lector for 1684. AmttromMO woodward, col lector for 187 i Amt from M O Woodward, col- icuiur lur Amt from sundry persona on accounts Amt from state tax collected on bonds Amt ree'd on tax roll for '88.... I Amt from C W Miller, In pay ment ui accb against; mo Steams EL. Co 139 57 203007 $2169 64 for 18S8, $255618 Amt reed on bonds Issued Total DISBURSEMENTS. BIOHWATS. Amt paid on road account. 3539 ti Amt paid viewers in changing light Street road..... 2100 Amt paid M A and Harriet Paul uamacxH m opening; lag-uin street- too 00 Amt paid I W McKelrr In widen- lne Port Noble street. 2flO on Amt paid C W Miller for placing- lime bwoo spawi on rii&n St. tn payment ot ucct against the Blopmsburg- eicam sat. wo. CONSTABUt AMD fOUCK, Amt paid H O Woodward Town Constable.. r.0 00 Amt paid M C Woodward, serv ing notices, etc vt ot Amt said Wesley Knorr. former police. 0 00 Amt paid B B Freas, Chief of rouce Amt paid sundry persons, as sistant ponce. SIWIRIOE. Amt paid J A Hutcnlns S Co for sewer pipe 103 43 Amt paid sundry persons for services, en 13 cs Amt paid Wm Krlckbaum, aamacres house by blast 1 (0 Amt paid freight on sewer pipe o 58 Tbe following Items are on Bow er construction : Amt paid O W Sillier on con. tract Amt paid Samuel Neynard en gineer Amt paid sundry persona tor 300 of Iho most Phennmennl Artists. 50 Male and Female Hippodrome Hitlers. 60 Amazing and Astounding AcrUlnts, 20 of tho Funniest Clowns on Earth. Two Monster Double Menageries of Rare Wild Beasts. Museum of Wonders. ELKVATEI) STAGES. THREE RINGS. Alt, lSertlilni;, for One 1'rlcu ctl AiIiiiIhhIoii I ADULTS, 50c. CHILDREN, under 9 yoars, 25c. TWO EXHIBITIONS DAIIiV, nl 2 nnd 8 p. ro. Doors open an hour rarller. For the nccommoJatpn of 1I1030 whiting to nvold the crowiU at tho wagon, an ofHce Iras Ijich opened at tho COLUMBIAN PRINTING OFFICE, near Post Oillce, whero reserved numbered seats can bo purchased at tbo regular price, and admltelon tickets at tho usual slight advance on day of (bow, GREAT FREE NEW STREET PARADE, Containing a mile of rich objects and features, at 0 to 10 o'clock on morning of show. CHEAP EXCURSION! IN AIL RAllRBAlti 74 65 . $11174 www 1717 84 f 77 M t!9 75 f liS 18 Drintlnir .. Amt paid Penna Canal Co tor Smiiny sewer uirougn un er canal . ninpxTiicniiHT. Amt pd rent for frlendsnlp Co to Aprui, lsss Amt pd met for Friendship Co Amt paid on account ot Itcacue If and L Co, Tlzi To I W Uartman rent to April 1, .1888, f..... To nughes rent to An; To c! w. Kunfon BundHes tor truclc To C H Furman sundrtea To stiff Maloy repairing nose carnage. .... 911037 297 M 15 DO 41100 6000 MOO $100 &J S0M 14 00 . 480 75 48 85 $9020 to 00 314 $S19B7 Amt paid appropriation to Wl nonaFIre Co Amt pall tbe Eureka nose Co lor couplings W1TZB PSTABTMIKT Amt paid jtioomsbure Water Co tor use oi 43 nyoranis at awper nyarant $Mtn OlS PirlBTKSMT. Amt paid Woomsburg Oas Co for supply ing k posts wiia gas a& 11. . 3 per post per month. . , UISCKLUHKOtla. Amt paid Voyer Bros rent tor lockup to Junel, R89 Amt paid for ren'rlDit store In lock-up.... Amt paid o E Elwelt 9 mo rent for coun. cil room to Oct 1, ixi8. .. Amt paid Pctrlkln lllllmeyer rent for pound t April 1. 1884 Amt paid Dentler, orrlsoa and litnker, Auditors tor 18S7 Amt paid O II Campbell recording rele. Amt paid 4 C 'Brown ' rublisnlne ' ani ual siaurmvui. uuu umiuauis noa at, ri and 40 Amt paid Klwell & Illitenbender, pubusb- mif onjiuaii- iiuti oc. k uuu , anu annual statement and printing town laws Amt paid Wm. Krlckbaum publishing an nual siaiciueut. auu unuutiaces nus t 848 34 $9'fi 00 9000 400 OF- -AT- L I11H, The Bdiable aotbier. Why.are wc doing tho largest Clothing and Hat trade in Bloomsburg? Good reason for it you may bo sure. We keep the best and most fashionable goods, and prices aro ALWAYS THE LOWEST. Our store is spacious, cheerful and well lighted and a model in all ita appointments and equipments. Our stock is NEW, BRIGHT and BSUBBBIHOLT AnBACfflEVfl and comprehensive, and always we will maintain the position of "FAIR DE4L.OTG." RESPECTFULLY YOURS, I. MAIER. The Largest Clothing and Hat Store in Columbia and Montour Counties. 00 1800 IS 00 1175 2100 41 and 49. eto .. -. 30 50 Amt paid 8 F lcacock. Notary Public, taklngacknowledgm'nta on releases . 3S5 Amt paid O M Drinker repairing lock on council room door. CO Amt paid W II llrooko Co for station. ery zio Amt paid Daniel Lcacock serving notices, etc 3 30 Amt paid Central Telephone Co S3 Amt patd M R Cox posting ordinances No 39 and 40 ..: S50 Amt paid Daniel Leacock tcrtlag tax notices 1000 Amt paid E D Yonly tor V dozen tax books 0 75 Amt paid Samuel rieybard services aa Hocy 173 00 Amt paid Samuel Neyhard preparing 1 1st statement SO 00 Amt paid Samuel Neynard services as 'engineer. ir.SM $7!7S1 OTIIEK rlTUKNTS Paid on account of orders out standing lz: For 18 323 m For 1S8 78 S3 For 1887 2091 73 t?49!81 Paid interest on overdue order NO 430 3 13 Paid Interest on overdue bonds N09 73, 71, 70, Dl, itt, 93, 100 and 130 4783 $50 95 paid State tax on bonds 45 42 Paid bonds 2070 on Paid coupons ot l" '. 133 20 " " S8 .... 513 84 $ 617 04 Commission to treas tm tu Hal In hand9 ot Treas..... 3071 53 $ 3M4 39 $18590 32 Deduct orders outstanding 1413 66 leaves amt equal to recta $ 17176 83 issrrs. Balance on dupUcate ot U84 94 29 " ' 1888 145S16 Due from sundry persons n ac 15 07 " estate of J II Ilarman tor sewer permit 10 no Due from o. W. Sterner tor sewer permit 10 0C luiance In bands or rreas 19 " " " " on sewer acct.. 30653d $4157 07 UABtLITIES. FC.NDED nitBT. Bond due Aug 1, 1849. 960 Do .. .. .. itm. .. dtooo " " " "1891 1020 00 ii ii ii ii jgjj 1000 00 .i ii "1693... ... 1100 00 i. ii ii l894 1140 00 " 1895. 1110 09 " " " 1890. 121000 ii ii ii ,897 1270 00 ii ii i89i 1420 00 ii ii u 1899, 1300 00 " " "1900 1090 00 " " " "1901 61!0 00 " " ' " 1902. 60000 ii i. . ii 19M. esooo ii ii ii j90i 7JOO0 i . ii 7M CO ii ii i. ii 19oa. 1070 00 ' 1907 440 00 " " " " 191 41000 $16910 00 Orders outstanding for 1834... 700 " " " 1880..... 39 62 " " 18-7.... 4t 69 " " 1888.... 1413 C6 amount retained from c w Mil ler, contractor, being io per cent on sewer constructed . , 234 47 Coupons of 1887 unpaid. 179 16 r. "1881 256 69 Amount required to complete sower extension, estimated, 3065 36 ! $5237 44 Amount brought forward $24201 40 Deduct assets . 4857 os Net Indebtedness (19350 39 We the undersigned Auditors of the Town ot Bloomtourg met Thursday and Friday, the 28tn and sth days of March, :889, ond uo hereby certi fy that we hare examined the foregoing accounts and statements and nnd them correct and do ap Drive of the same, we further reoort that we hnd the l'ubllo Archives of the Town are unpro tected from nre tor w ant ot a sato anl we urge the council to procure one, ana we recommend mat the minutes ai properly Indexed. J.S.BLTJE,- ) 8. F. i'KACOCK, Auditors. A. ti. YOST, J LAFAYETTE COLLEGE EA8TON, PA. FouncoimsES. terms moderate. For Catalogue, apply to J. H. M. KNOX, D. D., LL. D., Pres't. it. Bros. Apr. 12-4t. CATARRHAL, K anv MBcr. Ariitaor chroolc. ftlia W1I7 vt or Cold la Hc&d. rapid- 'Ul- Ulvfe Mrl(..l .nrlnri. ment. 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