THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBU RG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. 1
The Columbian.
0. E. Elwoll,
J. K. Blttonlonior., f
J3LOOAE3BURG, PA..
FRIDAY, NOVEMUEIl 1, 1889.
DEMOCRATIC DAY!
Ohio, Iowa, Hew York, Mary
land, Virginia and New
Jersey in the Demo
cratic column.
TIIK IIEPU15L10ANS CARRY
THE QUAYSTONE STATE
AND MASSACHUSETTS.
Henry K. Boytr, republican, was
elected Stato Treasurer by 60,0(X,
Philadelphia giving him 11,080 plur
ality. The Virginia Democrats have beaten
"William Mnhono for governor by a ma
jority that is not likely to fall below
20,000 and may exceed hatj their entire
stato ticket in fleeted and they will
havo a working majority in the legis
lature. Maryland went democratic, and
Bsltimoro electo 1 a democratic mayor
by 5000 majority. Now York elected
tho democratic ticket by 22,000 major
ity and raado gains in the legislature,
but not enough to control it. Massa
chusetts elected the cntiro republican
ticket.
LATK9T.
Tho latest returns show that the
Democrats have carried Ohio by a
plurality of 12,000. They havo elect
ed tho Governor and havo a majority
of 10 in the legislature on joint ballot.
Boies, Democrat, is elected Gover
nor in Iowa by a plurality of 13,000.
Mahone, republican candidate for
governor in Virginia is defeated by
30,000.
WASHINGTON LEl'TEB-
From our regular correspondent.)
Washington, Nov. 4. 1880.
Ciyil Service Commissioner Thomp
son's friends indignantly deny tho state
ment charging him with having as
sisted in collecting campaign contri out
ions for tho democratic National com
mittee in 1883 from tho clerks in tho
Treasury department while ho was As
sistant Secretary of that Department.
Mr. Youman, who was chief olerk of
tho Treasury at tho time, makes the
following statement, which is corrob
orated by a number of other officials,
BOmo of them republicans:
'During tho incumbency of Mr.
Thompson as Assistant Secretary of
tho Treasury, I was Chief Clerk and
Superintendent of the Treasury build
ing, and charged with the enforcement
of all orders. I remember distinctly
during the campaign of 1888 ono of
my subordinates, with-out, my know
ledge, had colleoted or reoeived from
tho employes some soventy fi vo dollars
and informed mo of it, and wished to
turn tho monoy over to mo to be for
warded to tho democratic committee.
I declined to receive it, and at onco
reported tho fact to Assistant Sooretary
Thompson, who distinctly and emphat
ically told me that such act was illegal
and must not bo permitted in the
department, and directed mo to send
for this subordinate and order him to
return the monoy to tho persons from
whom bo had receivod it, upon pain of
dismissal (which I did and tho money
was so returned), and further to stop all
that kind of work in the department.
This silly charge was brought
against Mr. Thompson by republicans
because ho has taken uteps to prosecute
members of a Virginia republican club
of this city for collecting money from
Government employes for tho Mahone
campaign fund.
Ex-Secretary Bayard will bo married
in this city next Thursday, to Miss
Clyracr. This marriage has been re
ported as about to take place at least
a half dozen times during the last
year. The anounceraent is official, as
your correspondent has ono of the few
cards issued.
A comraitteo of negro preachers call
ed on Mr. Harrison last week and en
deavored to get him to commit himself
to the absurd Bcherae, proposed by the
recent convention of negro Baptists
held at Indianapolis, of asking Con
gress to appropriate 50,000,000 to aid
tho negroes of the South in emigrating
to the west. Tho same committo after
wards called on the Attorney General
and presented a long string of alleged
political outrages at the South. From
all that can bo learned they did not
receivo much consolation from either
of tho gentlemen visited. They only
got somo very indefinite and diplomatic
promises.
L. B. Prince, tho Governor of Now
Mexico, makes a strong showing in
his aunual report to tho Secretary of
tho Interior, in favor of tho admission
of that Territory as a state. It is
expected that tho democrats in Con
gress will make a determined fight
during tho coming session for the
admission of New Mexico and Idaho.
The Government directors of the
Union Pacifio railroad, in their annual
report, say that the interests of tho
United States demand early action by
Concrt-ss to secure tlio payment by
this company of its indebtedness to tho
tiovernmeiil. iliey muorso tno vai
hwaite) bill, which was pending when
tho last Conirress adjourned. It re
mains to bo seen whether tho million
aire lobby will be successful in again
defeating this much necdod legislation
during the coming Congret-s. Rep
i escntativo Outhwaite proposes to re
introduce tho same bill as Boon an
Congress meow, and to uso his iitmoi-t
endtnvvr to push it through tho Houeo.
Thcro is little ibubt of its being pats
oi by tho House, but tho danger lits
in tho Senate, which has always been
inclined, for obvious reasons, to be
extremely lenient in its dealings with
tho Paeilio railroads.
Mr. Harrison is understood to havo
gat down somewhat heavily on Secre
tary Noblo in regard to tho diBminsal
of thoeo unnloyes of tho Peusion office
wboo porsions weio rerated by thtf
lato ComrnWsioner Tanner. Tho Secro
tary wanted to dismiss them all, but
tho Pietldent has given him orders
iliat none arc to bo diamUsod unlets it j
yam
can bo fully shqwn that thoy nro guilty
of having violated tho law. Tho only
ono ot tiicm dismissed 'so lar is a
democrat, and it Is only fair to Mr.
Harrison to sav that ho was icmovod
before tho matter was brought to tho
rresiaents attention.
Tho Postmaster General ha backed
down from tho dictatorial position ho
assumed towards tho telegraph compa
nies somo months age, and has set thu
rates to bo paid by tho Government for
official telegraph mesagesniuch higher
than tho price ho Hum named. Tho
rale aro about tho samo m thoso char
ged evorynno by tho B. it O. telugraph
company when it was swallowed by tho
wonorn Union monopoly.
Thanksgiving ProoUaatlon.
TlltiltSllAV, NOVKMHKIl 28, KAMK1) AS TIIK
DAY TO HIVE THANKS TO (101.
Tho following proclamation, Pf-ttinc
apart Thursday, November 28, as a
day of national thanksgiving, has been
issued:
"By Tho President of tho United
States,
A Proclamation
"A hinhly favored people, mindful
ot iiieir aepeiiaenco on the bounty ot
uivino rrovidence, Miould netk iittinn-
ocoasion to testify grailtudo and oscribe
praise to Him who is tho author of
their many blowings. It behooves hh,
then, to look back with thaukful heaits
over the past year and bless c3od fur
ins mercyin vouching to this laDdenc-
uniiL'iieace. to our ueonlo iicodom fro n
. .- -.
pesincuco ana tannne, to our husbind.
mon abundant harvests and to them
thnt labor a recompense for their toil.
"JNow, tnereloro, i, lijnumui Harri
son, Pro-iid mt of tho United States of
Araerioa, do eanestly recommend that
Thursday, the 28th day of this month
of November, be set apart as a day of
national thanksgiving and prayer, and
that the people of our country, o a-ing
trom the cares anil laics ot their work
ing dav, shall a-.semblo in their rospto-
tive places of worship and givo thanks
to Gal, who ha prospered ns on our
way ana mauo our paths the paths or
peace, beserch'ng Him to bless tho day
to our present and futuro good, mak
ing it truly ne of thanksgiving for
each reunited homo cirolo as for the
nation nt large.
"In witness whereof I havo here
unto set my hand and caused the seal
of the United States to be affixed.
"Done at Washington this firtt day
of November, in tho year of our Lord
ono thousand, eight hundred and
eighty-nine, and of tho independence
of one hundred and fourteenth.
"Benjamin Harrison.
"By tho President, James G. Blaine,
secretary of State.
Secretary Traooy, Nov. 1st. accepted
the protected cruiser Charleston, built
by the Union iron works Company of
San t ranoisoo.
Tho debt statement issued November
1st. shows that the reduction iu tho
public do'ut during October amounts to
$9, 101,953.72. Total cash in tho treas-
ury' SG25,067,725.76.
Why Hayes is Happy.
From tte Dallas .Vein.
Rutborford B. Hayes is cheerful
these days, and as time roots over the
head of tho H.irrison administration
he ha oauso to he cheerful in tho pros
pect that when lb)z conioi Hayes, ad
ministration will not bu sneered at as
the poorest tho country ever expericn
ced.
It is Good Work to Qive Health-
The only remedy for disorders is ono
that will expel tho germs or diserse,
and mako the blood pure and rich.
That is best efffctod by Dr. David
Kennedy s Fovorito Remedy, of Rouud
out, N. Y., a medicino of groat value
in tho treatment of all blood disorders
rod diseases of tho Kidneys. It tones
tho system and helps to do good work.
li-B I m.
It is Useless
for young ladies who are troublod with
Ircckles, pimples, moth and tan and
bad skin generally to uso liquid paints
or dry powders, for they only mako
the skin look well lor tho time being.
10 nave a good complexion yon must
have pure blood. Uso Sulphur lilt
ter's and your skin will bo fair and
complexion rosy. Young Ladled
Magazine. 11 8-2w.
Catarrh
May affect any portion of the body where the
mucous membrane Is found. Hut catarrh or
the head Is by far the most common, and the
most liable to bo neglecled. It cannot bo
cured by local applications. Being a consti
tutional disease It requires
Ringing a constitutional remedy like
Nnlana Hood's Barsaporllla, which,
nuiaua working through tho blood,
eradicates the Impurity which causes and pro
motes the catarrh, and soon effects a perma
nent cure. At the same time Hood's Sarsa
parllli builds up tho whole system, and makes
ono feel renewed In aLrcngUi
and health. If you suffer ImpUTO
from catarrh, be sure to ninnr-l
try Hood's Barsaparllla. BIOOH
" I used Hood's Barsaparllla for catarrh, and
received great relief and benefit from It. The
catarrh was very disagreeable, especially In
the winter, causing constant discharge from
my nose, ringing noises
Hood's In my cars, and pains In
Rnrannnrllli 1110 baclc ' ,'cad-
sar8apariiiaT110 cflott t0 clcar my
head In the morning by hawking and spitting
was painful. Hood's Barsaparllla gave mo
relief Immediately, while In time I was en
tirely cured. I am never without the medi
cine In my house as I think It
Is worth Its weight In gold." CUfOS
Mits. O. B.Giun, 1029 Eighth r.ti,
Bt.,N. W., Washington, I). O. '""'
" I was troubled with that annoying disease,
nasal catarrh, and never found relief till
I took Hood's Barsaparllla." J. I Houtt.
Marksburg, Ky. N. II. lie sure to get
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Botdbyalltirtifgiitf, fl alxforfa. Preparedoolf
C. I. UOOD & CO., A potliecrle, Lowell, Mm
MOO Dosos Ono Dollar
n i nton
ASK'
YOUR
Grocer
C.H.PEARSON & CS.-jv-
BALTIMOR&Ma
jk ii gin vrmrvvr i
Millions for Dividends.
TIIK I'ENNSYI.VANIA KAILROAtt COMl'ANV
AVll.t. DISIIURSU TIIK USUAL AMOUNT.
Tho dlrectois of tho Pennsylvania
uauroau Uompanv havo declared n
cash semi-niiiiunl dlvldond of two and
a half per oent., or 1,25 per rharo,
payablo Noyember .10, to tockholdors
of record October 31 at 3 o'clock.
This is tho usual rate. It calls for
the disbursement of !J2,C03,C25. Tin
payment is mado out of tho profits of
tho company. This is tho tint divid
end sinoo tho Johnstown flood, and tho
compiny has demonstrated its nbility
to recover from that disaster without
reducing its dividend rate.
DAY'S HORSE
POWDER
Prevents Iung Fever !
Cures Distemper, Heaves, Glanders, Loss
of Appctlto, Founder, Favors, &c
lib. In each package Sold by nil dealers.
DR. BULL'S
Cures Dysentery,
and D!nrrho?A.
Cures WlndQ An v OVDIID
cohc&o, BAB f 5 1 KUr
Believes Griping and Summer Complaint.
Facilitates TcctlilngI
Regulates the Bowels!
Sold by all druggists. Trico 23 cents.
B!M!
"THE PEOPLE'S
REMEDY"
For tlio euro of
COUGHS, COLDS,
.Hoarseness
Asthma,
Incipient
Con
sumption Croup,
HVhoopIng
Couch,
and for tho relief of
Consumptivo per
sons. For Saloby nil
druggists. 25 cents.
BOP
etunre tr:0E 3 cudcb ciOAREUts for Co
ZXUKtl tarrhl PridoCU, Atoll dnggllts.
FOR
SICK HEADACHE
IN ITS
, or Q
This Heme-ly U the pereerlptlon of ono of the
leading phrslclans ot rarK Franco, and was used
by him with unparalleled success for over thirty
years. It was nrst given to tho public as a proprio
tary medicine ln 1S78- Blnco which time It lias
found Ita way into almost every county on tho
face ot tho globe, and become a favorite remedy
with thousands ot the leading pln slclans. Medical
80clctlea have dt6eus90d its marvelous success at
mwir annual conventions, ana urier their o ucial
cuemisiB nave anaiyzea it ana round that It con.
talned no opiates, bromides or other harmful In.
gredlenta placed It among tbelr standard reme
dies. TESTIMONIAL.
L. R. I1ROWN, M. D.,
S3 West Jersey St..
BuziBTU N. J. June 2S. 18HD.
Tlilslstocertiry that I navo used for some
months with much satisfaction, tho combination
or remedies, tor Heidacho. known as llrlfrra'
Headache Trochin The remedy cures moro head-
wuu, cupvciaur aucu as anecL nervous women,
than anything I am acquainted with, and It this
tcium-iiiB win uo uie means oi Dnngiog it to me
,rurauiu aueauuu oi bunerera irom tnat trouoie,
. mail tw, luilb I 1IUVU UUUC LUCIll l BtTVlCtl.
L. R. UliOWN.
PRICE; 25 CENTS.
Sold by all Druggists, or sont by Mall on
lie
celpt of Price.
Briggs' Medicine Co.,
ELIZABETH IT. J.
0-27. ly.
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF VAI.UA1LB
Kcsil IQ.tate!
ByMituoof awrltotliv. Fa. Issued out ot the
Court of common Fleas ot Columbia Co. and to
me directed, there will b3 exposed to publlo sale
at the Court House, llloomsburg, 1'a., on
MONDAY, DEUE.MI5ER '2, 1889,
at J o'clock In tho afternoon, the following:
All those two adjoining messuages, tenements-
orlractsotlandnowco-nprlslnF one situated In
tho township ot Flshlngcrosk, couity ot Olmn
bla, and S'ato of Pennsylvania, bounded and des
cribed as folliws, to-wlt :
TIIEFIUST, Beginning at a post thence south
seventy-six degrees east one hundred and ninety
two perches, thenco soutu slxty.one degrees east
elihty.elghc perches to a post, thence north
twenty-six a 'grous weit ono hundred and ninety.
two and soven-teaths p3rches to a corner, thence
north slxty.oio and one-hut doiroai east cUhty.
six andibrce.toothi perouej to the place ot be
glnmm.oontalnlng ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES
and drty four peroaes ot land, more or leas, with
the appurtenances.
THE SECOND. Beglanlngat aorncrln tho pub.
llo road adjolnlog'tm llrit ail ab'o de-cribed
tract of land, thence aton? a i roid soUh bitty,
one degrees west nriy four purchei to a Una of lot
of M. A. Ammcruian, Iheucu b I1H same north
tweuty-Bjx degr 'es west one hunlred and ninety.
three and one tenth perches to a post lu line 0
land of J. IJoj d Stucier, theno by the same north
sixty-two degrees cast illty.four pj.-eues to a
post, 1110004 by above describe! tract of land
south twenty-Blx decrees, ea it oao UioJrM and
ninety and seven-tentbi perches to the place ot
beginniog, containing
SIX1T-EIVE ACHES
and alxuien perches of laul, moro or less, with the
appurtenances.
The two tracts now comprising one, containing
ln all
One Hundred and Sixty-Nine
.acres-
of land, moro or less, excepting and reserving out
of and from the two abovo dessrlbod tracts of land
Bltuato In Asbury conveyed to the Trustees of tho
Methodist Episcopal chur-h upon which a church
Is erected, three-fourths ot an acre or land adjoin
ing the same convcyoi to M. A. Ainmerman, and
about forty-nvo acres ot land 1) lug on tho north
western er.d of a d firm or two nrst described
tracts of land convoud lo Xllchae) lmon leavfng
after and exclusive of I he e(e-ptd and rebeived
parcels or lots of land about One Hundred, twontr
three acres of Uud, mow or less, on which are
erected a
I VtillU Ullilill
andoutbul'dlngs.
SeUe, taken Into execution at the suit ot Itus
sel It. IValer h (Icorgoreil rami to be told as
the proper-)- of (itorgo pojler,
IlxiiHiNii, JOHN II. CASKY,
Aity. Sheriff.
HINDERCORN8.
Tb onJf ur (r for lrni. h top all tuJn. Tnmrt
eoinfort to Ucfc ft. Ijc. t liruyyiiita. HwijACo,iRy,
fSF CONSUMPTIVE
PARKKR'fi CilHpCR TOMIp. h hu eunKi
titm wuril oamo it4 w luv rUt rwiiMnly fur nil 111 ailxloic
froiadelectiT ouultlyn. TktLuUtut 6wc.fcn4tl.04
U 31 tn
p. H. HAaiHTV. Nil. J. A, PAUIHAUUS .
ABERDEEN. SOUTH DAKOTA
TL. oommen-iiil maa nil ay center Oi the two UU10U4
our we.ti.ru liwltiumr ,
W ru ulfvr luvuiloni tboloe miarcnted 7 r cent,
Cml nnu farm inorttrair.'., hM'iin-1 tj tl rami
at. In UouUi plikoU. w olo Ijwue trU0i-t. of
doLMltfur Sand IS month., at Sri-nt tr anniuu.
If you mi m-alutf ailnvitnnu, we know it 111 j
. artu tar our fin t. wluch u it full 1a,
fuwMtUn and refuienora. UKTbTONK UUKTUIUH
rasr ant. AiwnMm,iuiji uuuu ur-vrv
V.r,ucwoiuak ywuiiiay.ya.
U-8-sw.
EUfl
ROU
UOH
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF VAI-UiULB
Uvlrtuootwrltof t!v. im. tamed out of tho
vuun oi uoinmon ncasof Columbia County and
tho Court Uouso nioom jburg, Pa.
TUK-5DAY, NOVUM UKR 12, 1889.
at n o'clock a. m. tho following!
ii mm certain plantation and tract ot land
situate In the townh!n nf Pemi.ii!,
Columbia, Kt.ito of Pennirlvanla, bounded and
described as follows, ta-wlt i lleglnnln at a post
" .'esvnuv ln una or mi or John zol?lor and
runnlnff thence br nMiri iin antti. t
degreciwoftonehundrolanl oloroi psrchoi to
uv.naoo.iit, inenco by un 1 of imv an 1 1 tn.l ot IJ.
P. Fort nor north nlnetv.nlnn nn i th
grccs west n ncty-ono perchoi to a pj n corner
uiiuiiTianioia..ia.ionnzif'er, tlifnoo by tho
SaiUO nnl la I1 lAM nf thft hf-l-a nf U'IIH.m ri
ton, deceased, then lato of lleorifo Scott south
..-vuij-iwuuumuroo ipi triers dofr ye oast on
hundred and nlnetv.nlnn nf-ri-na t nhnaM...
oak, thence by 1 md or bit.) Uoyd T iuuiu now or
latoof Jacob Koatcnbvider south ilhty.s07en
and a half degrooi eau seventy.wrcn p.-rchei to a
post, thenci br lan.l not.l tn u-iiii im vini- nA.t.
ten d-groes west sIHr-cljut and two tenth
pcrcneatoacnejtnutoaJ, thence by tha samo
north 8lXty.el2ht derp04 R.wt. nnn Iminlnl nn
eighteen and Mx-tcnth. perches to a post In line of
mm u"iuukiuk wineneirsor jonn Former de
ceased, thenco br the sil.l Una nort.ii twrntv.ntnn
and a half degrees west om hundred and a halt
iivitutm voiuo piaco or o.'ginning containing
ONE IIUNDItM) AND EIGHTY
ONH AUItliS,
and Forty-seven norches
samo mor or less, on which aro eroctoj a large
i
LAKQE lUXIC I5AWM. SfUWV
S II 151), WAGON SUED. SHOP,
STONE SI'llINO HOUSE
and other Outbuildings.
seized, taken Into exocutnn at tha suit of
Abner K. Walter for htmn-ir ami for uso of Lucct
ta Ilower vs. Ustats of lonn lljwer oeootsed, In
tho lun Is or his oxocutor, Join II. Hower, and
tobosoldasthopropjrtyof John Hower, deceas
ed. JOHN II. CAS.IV. Shprlrr.
SPiNNsr, Atty, 10 ls.yj.
ALSO :
Uy vlrtuoof w itotFl Uia)i out of the
Court of CoraTion Pleas of CiluaiOl i County. Pa.,
and to mo directed, there will bsexpjI to pub
lic silo at tho Omrt House, In Bloomjburg, 1'a.,
on
l'UESDAY, NOVEMI5UU 12, 188U.
at 9 o'clock, a m. the foilowin? :
All tho rtht, tit oanl Interest o( tho defendant.
John MoMan, In all tint certain ilece, or parcel
ot land, sltuato In Madlsm township, i olumhla
county, Pa,, boundod aud doscrlbed as follows.
to wit: On tbe north by'ltnl ot Joel Mos-r, on
tho east by land ot Chirles IloJson and Abram
Woltord, on tho south by land ot Charles Dod3on
and on tho west by land of Davis Woatherlll, con
taining EIGHTY ACRES,
more or less, whereon aro erected a F IaME
UWkLLINO 1IOU8B, DAItN, and outbuildings.
Belied, taken Into execution at tho suit of
Thomas Mor lan vs. John (ordan and to be sold
as the property of John Mordan.
HaaRiNQ, Atty.
JOHN B. CASKY, Sheriff.
PllWir C!?j1q Will bo exposed to publlo
i UUiiO OdlC. salaon tho premises, In lier
wlck, Columbia county Pa., on
THURSDAY, November 14. 18H9,
at ten o'clock a. m , by CenJ imln Evans Esq., ad
ministrator C. T. A. or Mary A. Brlttaln, deed., by
order of the Orphan's Court ot said county, the
following described real est itos Situate ln Ber.
wick, on the south side ef second street, between
Mulberry and Vine streets ; beginning at tho cor
ner of lot number nfty-on;, thence by samo
elghty-four feet, nlno Inches, more or less, thenco
on a line parallel with Sooond street, forty-nine
and a half feet to lot (No. 69) number Htty.nlne,
thence by same, 81 feet nine Inches, more or less,
to Sooond street, thence by secont street forty
nlno and a half feet to the placo ot beginning, be
lng a portion otlotnumbjr fifty-two, ln the plan
oi uie uorougn oi licrwick
ALSO,
on the same day, on the premises In Briarcreek
township, Columbia co inty Fa , at one o'clock p,
m., the undlvlled one-half ot all that certain
piece of lnd bounded and deicrlbod as follows.
to-wlt : On tho north by land ot o P. Ferris, or
me puona road leading from llloomsburg road to
utile unarcroek, on tho west by land of John
Falrchlld and lands of heirs of Elizabeth Clemm.
on tho south by Blooinsburg road, on tho east by
iana ot o. r. rerrls, containing
FIFl'Y ACItES.
morn or leas, all Improved. On which aro erected
A uuk:k dwelling house,
A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
frame kitchen,
LARGE BARN,
and out-bulldit-gs. well watered.
ALSO,
. On the same day at the same placo atone o'clock
p. m., tho unllvlded ono-halt of one oltter pleco of
ianu in samo townsmp, counted on tha south by
mniei Miner s land, on tho north by JI. w. Jack.
son's land, east by Daniel .Miller's land and on the
west by land of Mrs. Ellas Wilkinson and others.
uuuuuning
TWENTY ACRES,
more or less, the samo being a Umber tract.
TEHUS OF SALE. Ten per com, of ono fourth
ot the purchase money shall bo paid on the striking
down of the property, one fourth less tbo ten per
cent, ai tno conurmatioa or tho sale, and the re
maining three-fourths In oue year after oondrma.
tlon nisi, wlih interest rrotn mat dalo, and to bo
Becured by bond an 1 mortgage on the premises.
IIEN.IUIIN EVANS.
J. O. Freeze, Administrator C. T. A.
C. u, Jackson, of Mary a. Dilttaln,decd.
Atys.
N. D. The two undivided Interests Lero adier-
tlsod will bo sold together giving the purchaser
title to toe wuoio tract. Possession given April
1st, ibsu. 10.18 )
PnVlllP To vm b0 exposed to luolio
A UUUU U1C. sale on tho premise, lo Briar.
creeu township, Columbia county pa., on
lllUUSDAY, Noveiulier 11, 18S9,
at one o'clock p m., by C. C. Evans, Ksa.. oom.
mltteo of Margaret J. Urlttaln, a lunatic, b order
ot tnouourt o: common Pleas of Columbia county
l'i, the following real estate, situate In Briarcreek
aiorcaald, bounded and described as follows, to
wit; The undivided one-half otall that tract of
aua, uvuuucu uu mo uuriu oy iana of o, v jrerrls,
or tho publlo road leading from tho Bloomsburg
road to Utile Ilrta creek, on the wet by lands of
John Falrchllds ana heirs of Elizabeth Clemm,
deceased, on tho south by Bloomsburg road, on
mo earn uy iana oi o. r. rerrls, containing
FIFTY ACRES,
moro cr less, all Improved, on which are erected
A UIUCK DWELLING HOUSE,
A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
tramo kitchen,
LARGE BARN,
and out-bulldlngs well watered.
ALSO,
on tho same day, at the same place at one o'clock
p. in., the undivided halt otone other pb-ce ot land
ln same township, boundod on tho south by Dan
iel Miller's land, on the north by M. W. Jackson'B
land, east by Dinlel Miller's land, and on the
west by laud of Mrs. Ellas llklnson and others,
containing
TWENTY ACRES,
more or less, the sa-no being a timber tract.
rEllVSOFSA!,!!. Ten per cent, of ono-rourth
of the purchase money li II bo paid nn the strik
ing down of tlje property, o-ie fourll) lo s the ten
peroi'nt, at thecoinr.iiallon of I lie silo and tho
remaining three. fuut tin luoua year after confir
mation 11I.-J. with Intorest from that dalo, and to
bo secuied by bond and mortgage on Iho prcmlaoa.
V. 0. BVANS,
J, a. Freeze, Committee of
C. 11. Jackbq ', Altys. XI lrgatet J, Brlttaln.
N. 11. Tho two uudlvlded Interests hero adver.
tlsod will be soil together, giving the purchaser a
title to the who 0 tract. ('Oisoislou given April
1st, isl. 10 18-m,
A
UP TOU'rt NOTICK.
Kstatoof Joehua Savage, deceasol,
Tho undershmed auditor oimnlnlivl hr ihn nr.
;ihans' court of Cutuinbu rotintv to mukn rtiairi-
butlon or the balance In the hands of the exocuior
toaniamomr tlio oiriles o Lltlt-d thnrHtn. win
lt at liU 0111. :lu lllooui4burg, on Wednesday the
lath day or November, 1 8'J. at 10 o'clock a, m , to
attend to the duties ot his apn unlment, when and
wbem all pe sous having claims against said es.
tatomust appear an I pr ve them, or be forever
debarred Irom uuy iiuie or Bald fund.
J. 11, uai&e, Auditor,
oct ti, jam.
OA I CCll CM WANTED1?
OHu' M I C ll and city. Hteaay em.
plojiuent at "good Salary lor Commission'', Out-
uuirn. vvnCoiorleiusatoDctt.
H. V. CLAUK t CU, Nureoi7mtn,RoeluatM N.Y
UDITOH'B NOTIOR.
Kitate of Daniel force, deopitjed.
Tho undersigned, an auditor appointed by tho
urpti&Ds' u-ouri, oi u-oiumoia county, to nistriouto
ino oaianco ot mnas in me nanos oi inaao uowur,
executor of tho estate of Daniel Force, deceased,
as anncam br his aocount niM and rnnnrmrvl nh.
solulely, to and among tho parties loually entitled
thereto, will attend to the dudes ot his appoint
ment at tils onica In Mover's building in the town
01 inoomsourg, on aiuruay, inn suru nay ot Nov
ember instant, at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon, when
and where all parlies Interested nro requested to
fireecnt their claims before tbo undersigned, or bo
orever after debarred from coming In upon the
naiu luuu.
War. CUUI3MAN,
IbS-ieS1). Auditor.
T EQlSTEU'o NOTIOa
wo'tlco Is hereby given to Ml legatc-s, creditors
and other persons interested In the estates of tho
rcspectlvo decedents an 1 minors that the follow,
log administrators', executors', guardians no.
counts havo been tiled In tho onice of tho lleglstcr
of Columbia county md wl 1 bo presented for con
firmation ana allowanco In tho orphans' Court ' to
bo held In llloomsburg, December 2nd, 1S39 at 8
o'clock p. in. ot said d ty 1
No. 1. Account of Wm. J Knnrr. administrator
of Elizabeth MoAfee, il.-oased.t
No t. First nnd flnal account of L. II. K'.lno
administrator of l(cbeo. a Hieech, late ot CaUwls.
sa two., col., Co., deceased.
No. 3 First nnd llnil account of Chas. (lib.
hots, administrator nt Wm. Ulddlngs, lato ot
Denton twp , Cid , Co deceased.
No. 4. An nccottntof lleadlr Milt, ndmlnlstra-
vur 01 Anion urussi), late ui iinar creeK twp.,
CoL Co. deceased
No 5. First nnd final account of Tbnmnn c.
I'llt- hanl. executor nr William I'rltchard. late of
Scott twp. CoL Co. deceased.
guardian or Harry J llearner, a mlr.or child of
Clara l.lnclen, lato ot the borough ot iterwlck, de
ceased. No. 7 First nnd flnal account of Nelicmlah
Kitchen, executor c. of Chas J. Kramer, lato of
l'lshlngcreck twp. cob Co deceastd.
No. s. First and tlnnl acsiunt of Frank Trlvel.
piece, administrator ot David Trtvelpiecc, lato of
(Ireenwojd twp. col Co. I'a.
No. v. First and nail account of W'm. P. Eyer
ly, administrator or Margaret llotb, lato of Mon
tour twp., CoL Co. deceased,
U. CAMPIIKI.L,
Heglstcrcr.
J.R.SMITH&CO
IL1MITED.
MILTON, Pa.,
I1BALBR3 IN
PIANOS,
Iiythe following well known makers;
Checkering',
Kuabc,
Weber,
Ilallct & Davis.
Can also furnish any of the
cheaper makes at. manufacturers
prices. Do not buy a piano be-
lore getting our prices.
Catalogue and Price Lists
On application.
8Ctp-t3.
PLUMBEll AND
GAS FI'lTER.
DEAI.KIt IN
Tin Roofing a i cia lty.
ESTIMATES FUKNISIIED ON
ALL WORK IN HIS LINE.
First door in llloomsburg Opora Hons"
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THE SCIENCE? nc ice'
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00 1 . Jir,0,r" ' Y0utn,l"remaiura Decline, Nervom
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ourtiuaUon, BnervaUng andunmtlDg Uie victim
for ork, HiislneM, tli.lfarriedor Social Hclition.
Avoid unskillful pretendera. 1'objcm UiU creit
work. It contain; too nana, royal Sto. HeauUrul
bindlnit, r mboened, full put. Price only tl.uo br
maU, poalpald, concealed In plain wrapper. Illu.
trat e I roapectua l'ree. If jou apply now. Tlio
dinlnsuUhed author, Wm. II. Parker, M. I . re.
ive4tiie(ioi.iANijr;-i;i.i.i:iuii:iiAi.
from llin Nntlanal Afcdlral Aorlnllou Tor
;lil niVAK KSSAY nn NUIfVOUS and
niV.H10AI;pi:ilII.ITY.Dr.I'arkerandacSrp"
of Anlatant rhflclanamay be consulted, conn.
f.D.tJf'Z'.,V?.P1.'il.or. Peraon, at tlio nfflce of
TIIK Plummy .1IKI1IOAI, INSTITIITl.',
No. 4 HullIiirhMI., IInton,9Inn., to whom all
ordera for booka orlctura for adtlco aliould la
directed aa above.
lO-ll-d-lt.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The undersiRned havinc been restored
to health by simple means, after suffer
ing for several years with a severe lung
Affection, and that dread disease Con
sumption, is anxious to make known to
his. fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To those who desire it, he wilt cheer
fully send (free of charge) a copy of the
prescription used, which they will find a
sure cure tor Consumption, Asthma,
Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all throat
and lun-' Maladies. He hones all suf.
lerers will try his Remedy, as it is in
valuable. 1 nose desiring the prescrip
tion, which will cost them nothing, and
may prove a blessing, will please address,
Rkv. Edward A. Wilson, Williamsburg,
KL'ig-i Cojuty, New York.
A-&-Co.-Dec.-7-jy.
TO POULTRY i- WILD GAME SHIPPERS
WANTKD.
llultcr, C'lieev, ivys, He , (rim.-, Hops,
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til mi l Live I'oultry, Fruits of all kimU, Pop
Corn, Mousy, llceanax, Gunen, Maple Sugar,
Apples, (Irapes, Cranlierric, Furs au.l Skins,
. M. BALLARD & CO.,
l'roluic ami (leneial Commission Merchants.
IftSI Myrll Avenun, (near Wallnlwit Mar
ket,) llroo'al) n, N, Y. lu-l-oiu.
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CURE liUARANTEED, omii'Kuoj.
augaiy I'tli
I. MAIEK, The Reliable Clothier
SALESMEN
WANTED.
F Ml F Eg
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i hiiiviv;
10-Vi O il,
TT ATTi T1
h mm
AID
AID FURNISHING GOODS
iira ssBwiiyy thv lowest."
RESPECTFULLY YOURS,
and Hat House in Montour and
COME AND HAVE YOUR EVES EXAMINED MY
4 G. Wells, the Optician,
AVIIO HAS JUST COMPLETED A TIIOROUGHLYjJPItACTICAL
COURSE AT BUCKLIN'S Ol'TIIALMIC COLLE(3E, NEW YORK.
MQ Bxtira Charge 'MA.M'B '
far BsamiaiMg Byea,
PERFECT FIT GD AR ANTE ED.
Fine line peb
ble and white
crystal lenses
constantly i n
stock, also the
Fino walcb work unci jobbiug neatly
nnti't-d to givo satisfaction.
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CARPETS and MILLINERY.
Next iloor to I. W. Ilartman & Son's, Mala 8t,, Bloomsburg, Pa.
NEW CARPETS. Latent IV.tcrus in Velvet, Body Tapestry and Bruesole
from SOcts. up. '
lXanAlNfroii20otip. RAG CAKl'ETS from 30o up. STAIR CAR
I Kit, from lL'ii up. MATTING, to close out for lOo up. OIL CLOTH all
widihs and piiucf. '
G. W. KEITEfe.
1889. FALL OPENING i88q.
SEPTEMBER 28-26.
MISS II. E. WASLEY,
r;-!r Next (lunr lo I. V. Hartm-in & Sons. Mala Street . - BLOOMSUURQ.
8-1 GUARANTEED FIRST MORTGAGES. 8.1
A LIMITED GUARANTEE.
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eiW
WILLIAM H. PARMENTER, Gen't. Agent. 50 Stale St., Boston,
A VaLnlji'hlllnfrJ'Piv '",1rn"Uo to VOUNC, MIDDLE.
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aui Ver fLf, 1 uV.'t1? !J;,;-,t"?,9 PHYSIOLOGY ever piluli.ui-cl.rui3 la ftbaolutely compItt
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an un iisln(;imu am im.
re. 11 U hlntorlmiiu n.
btructlvu aim i,UUa,uij in.
leiei-llng. K-nl to any ai.
ilreraon rwelpt orw contB
11V nun Innnlm. t. ...
live will riviiveono grails
tioi away, ,ew York ( uy.
ELV'S
Catarrh
Cream Talm
Clcanaei tlio
Naaul rasiaijia,
Alia) a I aln and
lullainutlon,
Ili-iila tho Hi rtii.
llektoien tlio
Sensoa ot Taste
ana unell,
I'UY THE CUIvEHAY-EKVER
A ii ui Itli i nniillM Into eai-b uotirll nnd l.
agru '.ibir. I'rieeiii) --UUnt llrujl.la-, by null,
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Columbia Counties.
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Bloomsburg.
and quickly oxecutcd. All work enar
b
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MgjjiiEEiaariiJisiiiiiiii
6AID. 'COME AMD SEE."
CURTIS COMPOUHD.
HLOOD, LIVEH AND
KIDNEY PU III FIE It.
Now Ih thu aiipoirifd t:inu for
thoroughly duanninc tho system from
nil iniiuritit t, mid u!l will find thnt tlio
CurtiB Corniounl will rxactly fill tho
hill. It han stood tho tctt of 22 yenm
and its rnU nr larpt-r than ever, every
year. Piice 0o. and $1.00.
Foit Sai.k lly
James II. Mercer,
DHUGGIST,
l!i.ooMriiiuuo, Pa.
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