THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. t
The Columbian.
TIIK
mm
o. s. Eiwsii,
J. Ei BlUenbonlor.,
Editor i.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FIUDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1889.
Tlio jury In tho celebrated Cronin
oaso on trial at Cliicayo Bovcral weeks
riaat. bronchi, in a verdiot on tho lfith,
sentencing Cougblln, Hurko and O'Sul-
livnn to imprisonm?nt tor 1110, giving
Kunzo thrco years, and liberating
Beggs. Tho jury was out sovoral days.
DUDLEY OFflOIALLT DEFENDED.
Tho virtuous indignation of nil
classes of Indianapolis citizons was
aroused when tho Indianapolis Jour
nal, John C. Now's paper, appeared
with an intorviow with Distnot-At-
. ni.n.r.l.ipa n lol.iMi I. rtnt
tUlUUV UUillUUUID 111 IIU IlUb I
only justified his action in tho Dudloy
manor, uui gioneu m us rusuus. a no I
plan ndoptcd to bring Dudley to jus
tico was tho samo as that practicod
by tho Republicans in tbo Coy case,
when tho Grand Jury failed to Indict
him, ho was taken before a commie
eion and ovidonco was thus obtained
that enabled a subsequent Grand Jury
to indict. It was with the hopo of
doing the samo thing that tho warrant
was issued lor uuuiey s arrest, in
tho course of his interview in tho
Journal the District-Attorney declar
ed that "ao-oalled Dudley letters, con
strued in the light of the knowlcdgo
that wo all possess of how elections in
Indiana arc conducted by both parties,
have nothing m them ot criminal char
actor: but upon tho other hand, when
bo construed, aro honorable, and indi
catfl simply a patriotrio interest in
elections.
Tho expressions of opinions called
ont by this intoiviow wero all unfavor
able to the ofhcial and many citizens
donouncod him in unmeasured terms.
Tho Evening Newt, which supported
Harrison, demands Chamber's instant
removal and says :
What does Air. Chambers know T
Who aro his associates! Certainly
this standard of public morals raako
his incumbency ot a public oflico a
shame and disgrace. President Harri
eon owes it no less to himself than to
the public service and to this commun
ity to promptly relievo Mr. Ufaambers
Tho knots of Crawford County might
approve as "honorable" and as "indi
cating a patriotic interest in elections"
advico to "divide floaters into blocks
of fivo" and to put a "trusted man'
with tho "oesoessary funds" in chargo
of each block and "mako him resnon
siblo" that "none gets away," but civil
ized sooioty doesn't. This whole
Dudley episodo seems to havo left its
slimy track on all the precincts dedi
cated to tho United States here. Tho
impotonoo of its machinery to ferret
out this scoundrelly attempt to do
bauch a State, particularly after it
showed what it could do with Coy, has
weakened public respect. To see uoi
DuQioy swagger in and swagger out,
decorated with congratulations liko a
hero, has aroused public contempt. To
near the federal prosecutor praising
,. r m i . . r
ins miamy as -nouuniuio ana pain
otio calls for public scorn and invites
tho repudiation of this community and
this state.
The Now York World of tho 14th
Bays :
Apparently tho Administration has
ordered that Mr. W. W. Dudley be
not arrested for his infamous attempt
to corrupt the voters of Indiana in be
half of Air. Harrison. It is a notori
ous fact that be did write tho "blocks'
of-fivo" letter. Ho escaped indictment
by tho connivance of federal Judge
Woods, who discovered that it was
not a crime to attempt to bribo votors
On tho affidavit and complaint of Mr.
John A Lang the Federal Commis
sioners made out a warrant for Dud
ley's arrest in Indianapolis on Thurs
day. Tho warraut, however, has not
been served, because United States
District-Attorney Chambers has dl
reeled Commissioner Van Buren to
keep it in his pocket.
This is an impudent and wicked do
nlal of justice. It is worthier of the
dark days of tho English Star Cham
ber than of these latter days, and of
this freer country in whose courts of
law all men, rich and poor, high and
low, aro supposed to stand on an equal
footing. Such conduct as that of
which theso Republican judicial offio
ers aro guilty would have been an
ontrago before the Constitution of the
United States was dreamed of. It
woulJ havo been an attack upon the
medircval privileges of Englishmen.
It is said, and it is probably - true,
that this tyranny is in obedienoe to
orders from Washington. No won
der, then, that Dudley dares to show
himself in Indianapolis, and that he
and Judge Woods are jooular over the
defeat ofiustico and tho triumph of a
gravo political crime.
Death of Dr. Higbee.
Dr. E E. Iligbee, superintendent of
public instruction, died last Fridiy
morning at his home in the city of hiu
caster. For nearly nine years and by
the appointment of three successive
governors he served tho peoplo of this
otato with singular fidelity and purity
and singleness ot purpose, as tho lion
orcd lifad of tho educational depart
ment of tho Stato government
Ho was born Alaroh 27, 1830, and
graduated from the University of Ver
mont in 184'J. lie received Ins pro
fessional oducation at tho theological
fcomiuary at Alercersburg, in this Stato
and entored tho ministry in 185G. He
became professor of languages in
Heidelburg Colledge, Ohio, in 1859,
but three years later removed to tho
oity of Pittsburg and resumed his
labors in tho ministry. Soon after ho
returned, as ono of its professors, to
tho Thoolozioal Seminary from which
ho graduated and in 18G9 was olectcd to
tbo presidency ol Alercersburg Uollege,
which position ho filled unlil his ap
pointment as superintendent of public
f. . ; ,oo, 1 .1.1..
lusiruuiuiu in 1001, uuu una liuiur
oflico ho held by reappointment in 1885
and 1889 until tho time of his death.
Dr. Iligboo was a man of broad
culturo a polished and thoughtful
scholar, o ancient and modern
thought and literature. As an in
structor, his extraordinary attainments
and varied resources brought to him
abundant success in every department
or elfort, and as nu educator .in us
broadest and best sense ho had attain
ed a rank among the first in tho
nation.
Tho teachers of the Stato and his
associates iu tho groat work of oduca
tion lovo-J him with a filial devotion
and the Commonwealth trusted hira as
pure, noble, trno and honest man.
Franklin B. Oowen Dead.
FAMOUS lMll.IlOAl) I.AWTBII COMMITS
SUICIDE.
Wasiiinoton, Deo. 14. Franklin D.
Gowen, a well-known lawver of Phila
delphia and at ono tlmo '.Picsldent of
the I'liilauelphia and Il ruling Hatlroad
Company was found dead in his room
at Wormlcv's Hotel, shortly after noon
to-day with a bullet, wound in
his head. Tho door of tho room was
locked on tho insido and on tho floor
lay tho pistol with which tho wound
was inflicted. It was undoubtedly a
cao of suicide. No theory is advanced
to account for tho act, except that of
Air. CiOA-i'ti s fnond", who bchovo that
in a fit of melancholy, to which ho has
ueen mbfpot ot late, ho Yielded to a
suicidal impulse and fired tho fatal
shot.
Air Qowen arrived in this oity last
Monday and took up his quarters at
Wormley's Hotel, whero ho has been a
liuest when, at freoncnl intervals, his
law business brought him to this oity.
On this occassiou Air. Qowen canio
hero as attornoy of Goorco llicc, of
- - - . - -' j o ' I.I , . t - -
Marietta, 0., who for soveral years has tako testimony.
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lur. jviuu nail uuiriiu mill, uuiuiu tuu
Interstate Commerce
(Jommission
rcatnst the SouthwoHteran rallroadi
tor discrimination in lavor ot tho busi'
ness of tho Standard Oil people and
acainst his own and other privato cn
terpriscs. Un Tuesday, Wednesday
' v.. .
and Thursday Air. Uowon nraued a
oaso l.eforo tho full Commission, dis
playing his fino ability to excellent ad'
vantage. His argument was clear and
forcible, and his mental vigor seemed
unimpaired. He afterwords expressed
his confidence that he would win the
case in whioh ho was engaged. Yes
terdav afternoon Air. Gowcn took hii
kev lrom tho room oierk at wormloy s
and went to bis apartment. At about
5 o'clock ono of the chambermaids en
tered his rooms to provido towels and
water and found Air. Uowen putting
on his coat "to go for a walk," as ho
said, lie was not afterwards seen
alivo at tho hotel. He carried with
him a small bag, such as lawyers uso
for holding bnels and other docu'
raents.
NONE HEARD THE SHOT.
His whereabouts untill about 8
o'clock have not yet been traced, but
at that hour ho was met by eoveral
acquaintances in front of the Riggs
House, on 1'iiteentii street, opposite
tho Treasury Department. IIo chatted
pleasantly for bvo minutes, appearing
to bo in the best of spirits, and then
walked briskly towards his hotel, a
block above, on the same street. About
9 o'clock a chambermaid noticed that
his door was locked from tho inside.
Air. Gowen has always boon an early
riser, ircquently leaving his room at
7 o'clock. At about 8 o'clock a chain
bormatd attempted to enter his room
to put it in order, but discovered that
it was still locked on tho inside, the key
being in place. Supposing that Mr.
Qowen desired to sleep later than usual
she did not disturb him. Sbo tried tho
door at various times, however, until
finally at 1 o'clock, becoming fright
ened, she reported the fact to tho hotel
othco
Air. James Wormloy, acoompanied
by Policeman Cross, tho day cltrk, and
a porter, knocked loudly on tho door,
but receiving no response, procured a
step ladder, upon u liich tbo clerk
mounted. Peering in at the transom,
hn was horrified to see the body of Air.
tiowen lying on tbo lloor with the
pistol by b'u side. Climbing through
tho transom tho cloik unlocked mil
opemdthe door. A has'y examination
showed that the unfortunate guest had
beon dead several hours The body
lay upon tho floor, partly under a small
table, ovidently just where it had fallen
The dead man bad doubtless stood be
foro tho largo mirror in the loom when
ho fired tho fatpl shot. The pistol was
a Smith & Wesson, 38-calibrc, brand
now. It lay on tho hearth sover.il foot.
from the body and its ivory handle was
ormnon with blood. Tnu dead man
waa very woll dressed and his coat and
uuuorwear were soaked in blood
Through tho wound in hn head the
brains wero oozing.
Air. Gowen's baggago consisted of a
valise and a tin box. of legal papers
in his pocket., in bills and coin, wero
$12G. There wero also soino French
coins, evidently oarricd as pocket
pieces.
UNSKEMI.Y HASTE.
With a haste that iras almost un
seemly the proprietor of tho hotel tele
phoned to l'olico lleadquarlors for a
patrol wagon. A detail ot police was
speedily despatched and the body cm
ed to the wagon ana removed at once
to ths Morgue. As soon as Rtpro-eu
tative Ma'iBh learned that the remains
had beeu unceremoniously removed
to tho Morgue, ho went to tho Coror.er
and secured an order to tako tho body
to an undertakers, where it was pre
pared for removal to Philadelphia. A
telegram wa? shortly received by Mr,
ueorge nice trom tho di-ad nun s
nephew, lrancis J Gowen. stating
that ho would arrive hero at 9 o'clock
to night. At that hour ho reached
tho city, accompanied by two friends,
Capt. Linden and J. E. Hood. Gowen
said: We wro unexpreasibly shocked
to learn of my uuclo's death," When I
saw him last he was in the best of
health and spirits and no potdblo cause
that wo can conceive ot can be assigned
lor this rash act
At 10 o'clock the remains wero taken
to tho 15, A O. depot for removal to
Philadelphia. Tho only theory advan
cod to account for Air. Gowen's suicide
u that of momentary insanity. For
many months he had beon laboring
assiduously in his large legal practice
ana in ininu was umiouuieuiy unuor
a severe tension. It is supposed that
in a moment of temporary insanity ho
took his own life. Mr. Gowen was a
mm of tomperato habits, and during
his stay in Washington did not partake
of a drop of l'quor. Thero is cai'i to
be n strain of hereditary iuiauity in the
Gowen family. It was allirtned hcru
to-nght that one of Mr. Gowen's
brothers had committed suicide, whilo
another duappuared mysteriously, but
is suppos-d to havo doftroyed himself.
The circuit stances of Mr. Gowen's
death wero such that Coroner Patter,
sou did not regard an inijiifst as neces
sary and, no delay w;n ro-iihiug on
that f core, Mr. Frauds Gowen was able
to tf ko his oncle's remains to Phila
delphia to-night.
A "Sovereign" that OonU One Dollar.
Dr. David Kennedy's Kavorito Hem
edy, of Koundout N. Y,, is known to
bo a certain euro for Nervousness, Deb
ility, aud tho ills peculiar to women.
This sovereign remedy stimulates tho
S.omach, Kidnoys, and Liver to a
healthy action. For all troubles of tho
blood and urinary organs it has no
equal, and a bottle, which costs only
ono dollar, should be in overy house.
12-0 1-ra.
Oonrt Frooeedlogs-
December 11.
On molloi. of I). V. Zarr. an attach
ment issuod tor Henry Nubs.
jonn m. smith appointed ctirmlinni
of Gertrudo and llarman S. Smith
minor children of Mary Smith. C.
Kramer nimroved as stiiotv.
unarics uartmao, JCioDKnl ivy, and
l. A 1 ! . f
John Appleman appointed lowers of a
road in Mt. Pleasant near Cathariuo
Johnsons.
Petet Swank, L. Yoacor and Jere
miah Snyder appointed vinwers ot a
road in Franklin near V. Q. Fisher'.
Urtico Frcas, Arthur Creasy and S.
ii. Woyhard appointed, viewers of a
uivaln road in iiriarorcek, near Conrad
larkles.
(Jliarlcs b. Smovcr annointcd crunr-
dian of Goo. S Smoycr, minor child of
W. V, omoyor.
l e til ion of Uidoon Aliohael lor ad
option of Nora Aliohaol. filed.
Kstato of Joseph U. Keller deceased
Petition filed by David T. Keller for
sncciho performance of contract.
Sarah A. Uillaspy vs J. U. Qillaepy,
Guy Jaooby appointed commissioner to
Ezra Stephens va Luoy A. Stepliins
Publication ordered.
Estate of Henry Croop. On petition
sale ot real cstalo ot del ed by adminl
istrator.
C. C. Kline's uso vs II. F Oman ct al
judgment for plaintiff for $310.01.
William Scott as James Al. Lihman
et al. llulo to show cause graduated
I. II. Alaizo appointed auditor in
CBtato of Rebecca lirocrh.
U. is. Jackson nnnointcd auditor in
estate of Elizabeth MoAfre.
H,itato of lb09. Sherman, rulo on
heirs to accept or rcfuso real estate at
the valuation.
ci... . ilT T tr . . i
uiepupn it uss vs j. weiss judgement In
entered for plaintiff for want of plea.
A. Al. Harvey vs V. blout ct nr, I
-judgment for plaintiff for $12.10 and
costs.
Estate of Thomas Polk. Noto tier
mittcd to bo withdrawn from hies.
Alvin Aloser vs Flora Moser alias
subpoena awarded.
Estate of Samuol Long, order of
sale continued.
Adjourned to Saturday 11th
December 14.
Bond filed and approved in estate of
Uarlton A. Uaswcll.
Citation awarded in estalo of Francis
Carr.
Auditor's repoit in estate of Stephen
1 nomas, continued nisi.
C. G. Barkley vs, W. Gigcr udg
ment for piaintm tor SSJH.Ul
B. B. rcas appointed guardian of
Elizabeth, Elmt-i, William E. and
Harry A. bitler, minor childron of
William filler.
Alias oid"r of salo issued in (state
of Elijah ITocum.
Inquest awarded in eslato of Mary
itupert.
Petition of executor of Gabriel Evert
deceased, filed, for permission to bid at
sale.
John F. Derr, Diemer Davis and I.
a. uewiu appointed viewers of a
bridge in Sngadoaf near M. J. Tiipp
in .Jamison (Jity.
balo ordetcd in estate of IJ. t. Peter
man.
The nsual orders were made for the
venires at leliruary oonrt, and for the
selection of five hundred names to bo
put in the jury wheel for next yfar.
A. in. Yost appointed anditor ol
nnblio accounts.
1 he following outer was made : How,
Dec. 14, 1889 tho Columbian and
Sentinel are dcwignoti'd as tho papers
tn winch Miall he published tho name-"
nf all Aiiiihr.ims for liquor license,
their resptclite residences and the
place for which application is in ide
not less than lo days nor more than
25 days before the third Monday of
January.
Order of salo in CBtnto of Samuel
L-Mig continued.
Petition fo- appoiiitim nt of deputy
constahle in Uatnwisna, rulo is crnnlen
to stio-v cansrf why the pi tilion should
not be giuuttd, returnable Monday,
Deo. 23, contc-tants to file their answer
by Deo 21.
Gunva,
Protracted meeting is held at
Hcring.
ton Hollow, They nro dolne
a very
good work.
A fine tracking snow full on the 14th,
anil the deer hunters, had to abolition their
hudting, just when the much wishtd (or
enow came.
Boyd, Dr. Mcllenry, Geo, Hlrlcman and
son, Lafayette Keeler and two more hunt
ers passed through this placo with a lino
four prong buck on batunluy last. It was
shut by Lafayette Keelcr. Mr. Kcelcr
made a very good shot, for the chance he
lml. He says the deer was sixty or seven
ty yards from bun, running very fastwhen
be shot, The ball entered one ear and past
ed through coming out, ntui the eye on the
opposite flite from linn. We are Informed
that tho deer will bs served up In good
style on ChrUlmaa, nt the Mcllenry House.
All are cordially invited to comi to the
venison supper and il incj on Christum9.
Every one that had sleigh anil horse,
were out sleighing on Sunday last. Thos
Smith and daughter Lillle, Liuiilcr Kile
and wife, Lester l.iuish anil Kinuey Kile,
uiso tuo uperulor" look a Hying trio over
iti 1,111 in ri..a n,..ut, i.,,n. . , i it
the bills to Coles Creek hollow, to lake his
lady out fur u tiletgh ride. We leipu he
will (i.iye a very pleasant time anil not bo
blessed with any upsets or runaways, be
fore ho makes his return.
Elias Bhullz, Orlando Hiss, Chif. Weill
ver, Chas. Everhart, and 11. H. Laubacb
took the evening train lor Benton, return
ing on thu Ute train.
Again deatli appeared In our inliht,
Thos. Hess' eldest boy died on Suturday
14lh Inst., and will bo Interred In Coles
I Creek Cemetery. Thu sympithy ol the
community is with tlm bereaved pareute,
Clint UilU, Mr. Hall, Clme. Mackaree,
section foreman, uutl Mrs. Mucknfeu took
tho train fur lllo'mstiiirg on Bttnrday last,
returning on Munday forenoon,
Hubert Hess and lira 1 M.isteller, two of
our most industrious young men urc busily
engaged In scoring and hewiug lies op the
mountain side. Siieceif to you hoys, some
day )ou will become rich, if jou ave your
mouey.
Ilurtnvin and Long have their mill near
ly leady to cou.menco Bawlng. They have
quite a number of maple lugs, skidded up
on a ptlecloso by the mill, ready to roll on
tho mill just as soon as it is ready to run,
Mr. Taylor Meeker is sawyer and under
stands hecpliu hii saw lu the Lest order
possible, for sawlug hard wood lumber.
W. t
JONES. At her ieidenceln llloomsburg
on Nuveiuber 29, 1H8D, Margaret wife of
Evans Jones, uged 70 years, !) months, SI
days.
nut havo cotifidet'cu in that uliloh has
done me a world of good t If you bad
suffered yoirs with liver complaint and
got cured by uaititr Sulphur Hitters,
would not you too havo couflder.ee in
them! J. It. Nash, Hotol Wintbrop,
Bo ton.
The Chief Ilrnum for the great mo-
cess ot Hood's Samrarllla Is found In tho
article Itself. It Is merit that wins, ana wo
fact that Hood's Samparllla actually ac
complishes what Is claimed for It, Is what
has (ilvcn to tills medicine a popularity and
tale crcater than that of any other sarsapa-
u Alti rml or D100Q run
lYlerlL Wins ncrbctoro the public.
Hood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula, Bait
Itlieum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Blek
neadache, lllllousncss, overcomes That
Tired Feeling, creates an Arpetlte, strength
ens tho Nerves, builds tip tho Whole system.
Uood'a nnrRpmrllln Is sold by all drug
lists. llssliforlS. Prepared by 0.X.I1004
k Co., Apothecaries, uoweu, uu.
-FOIt-
HEADACHE
SICK
am it
HM1J6I1S. Bi lflUS. M MMlM I ONUS.
" " 0 1
Thiq npmMr u tho Dtrwcrlntlon
of one of the
. and was used
leading phjBlclana of l'arls. France, and was used
by him with unparalleled success for over thirty
voara. it was first Liven to tuo liuuuo as a nroune
tary mcdlclno in ISIS' since which time It has
found Its way Into almost every county on tho
race or tne giooc, ana Become a iavonre rcmeay
with thousands of tho leadlnz musicians. Medical
societies have dlscuwsd lu marvelous success at
their annual conventions, ana suer tneir onciai
chemists have analyzed It and found that it con
talced no opiates, bromides or other harmful In
:redienta piacca n
t among their standard rcmo
iOS.
TESTIMONIAL.
L. It BROWN, M. P.,
S3 West Jersey .,
ThUlstoenrtlfv that I nave used fur some
months with much satisfaction, tho combination
or remedies, for Headache, known as Brlggs'
iiaaanhn n'lwhM Tnn mm fvi v piirpa mnra nui.
orhn. ranwialiv Kiich ns affect Nervous Women.
than anything I am acquainted with, and tf this
certificate will be tho means ot bringing It to tho
ravoraDie attention oi sunercra iroui tuai. iruuuu,
I snail reel mat 1 nave aono tnem a service.
1 IU UUUHH.
PRICE; 25 CENTS.
sold by all Druggists, or sent by Mall on
lie
eclpt of 1'ilco.
Briggs' Medicine Co.,
ELISABETH, K. J.
0-27.lv.
Cures Liver Complaint, Bilious Affec
IAXAD0R
tions, 1J0S3 ot
I Appetite, Sick
llcadaclie,hick
Stomach, OiJ-diness.Costive-i
ness.DyspcpsIa
' Kidney trouble
IAXAD0R
I and all delicato Fcmalo Com-
plaints, oold every where, mcona cents.
DREXQMC0LD6NE
Fragrant! tl Lasting!
The LeadlngPerfume forlhe Tolletand
Handkerchief,
Sold by all dealers. Price 25 eta.
Salvation Oil
W Prlct only 25 cti. Sold ty alldrugjlsts.
Witt relieve Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Swellings,Bruise,Lumbago,Sprains,
Headache, Toothache, Sores, Burns,
Wounds, Cuts, Scalds, Backache,
Frostbites, Chapped Hands and Face,
Gout, or any bodily pain or ailment.
nuruilANBt'S PLUQS, Tht Oreat mbaecoAn-
PrlcilOCU. At all arusgltu.
A DMINISTKATOK'3 NOTICE.
KfUUe o Sumii I. ilfrV. late of ltrlarmtk Imp.,
drtvnd.
Notice Is hereby clven that leiters of admlnls
tratlonon ttie estata of Susan V. Hicks, lateot the
township ot una-creeic, county or (.'oiuuiuia, huu
state ot i' nnsyivania. deceased nave Deen Kraut-
eato u. w. abu or uiarcreoic, eamtnou uouniy,
l'a., to wnora an persons inuiDif a to Baia estate
are reauested to mike payments and hoso hav.
Ingclxlms or demands will make known tho
same wituout delay to
. W. ASH
13-lS-U. Adtn'r.
UDllOlfb MUTICh,.
hstate of Jletetvn Jrm7.. drtvanpd,
The ui.dersltrned auditor annotated bv tho or.
nhans' Court of Columtla County to make dlstrl.
button of balance In tho bauds of 0. & L. U. Kline
admlDl-trator. to and amon tho parties entitle
1
I inereio, will sii amiui meeoi v. a. ui-yer, usq.
I jn tbo town ot Catawl-wi, on Tuesday, .ninnan
inn, ircni, at iu uciuck in tne lorenoon, to attenu
to me amies or ins appointment, wnen and wnere
an poisons luvink' claims atrai st nihi estate,
mutt appear and pro -e them, or us forever debar.
rea irun any saure or sam iuna.
lee. ic, vj. J, II. mai.b.
Auditor.
N
IRE IN I'AHTITIO.N.
In t io matter of the nartltlon or tlm tvttnt
Vary itupert, late of the town of liloomsbui
Oolu nbta County, l'ennvlvinta. iier-P!tpd.
IU heirs of tail docedent will take notice that
In pursuai co ot an order of tho orohans' (Juurt or
Com ubla county, a wnt of partition has Issued
from said Court to the Sherlft of sal t county, re-
turuiuiu on iu- urt jiiouuay oi reuruiry, A. li.
ISO. and that the loauest will mcei for ti.u uur.
pose of maklni; partition of tho real estate of mid
m-cej ut ou namruay, tuo fiiiiioenin nay or .lan.
uary, A. I)., 18'JO, at lu o'clock a. in. of said day,
upon mo preiui!i, at, wmt-ii nine ami puce )
can be nre-cnt If you see nrotter.
Tho premises in tpio-tlon are described s fol
lunsi -iuti utiuiviuL-u un--tiura imereht in
that certain lot of pound ultii ue In the Ton
inoomsuurt,', uioiesaia, ikiii'Iiioi on me Kat.t
Westbtreet, on tlioHoulli by lot o w, p liliu;,
rube, oh tuo t",t uy uiuutii .111,-y, ai.U on IU
North by lot of Mr. KlUa Dely, bt ltisr lorty lee
iruiit on west, 3itvi-t uuu ouo u in lieu am! tune
ei nt reel in ui'pin wnerron is ereo ed a t
nory urick uwciiint,'.
JOHN U. UASKV.
H .erlif,
V v Catarrh
Havo Yo'i
Tried
Cream Balm1
THE BEST
Remedy ?
Uot a Liquid or Snuff. H AY-EE VE R
partlclu Is applied Into each nostril and is
utfrwHuie. rritu du ceu.a at lirayuts; Dy mail,
IVfcmciCTl. u i 't
elv wtOTUBHP, 60 '.Varrou , Now vork.
I'AIIM I'OIt Itlt.-ST
A farm of loo acres, with bin isome tiuw house
and barn, and sunpll d with Abundant water, will
be rented al a low rent for i In Urm ot are ) ears,
to a gooa tenant who au furulsh bU own Btock
an t equipment. The farm H In the catawlm
Valley on tne Township rood train llrandontllle to
Audeareld, two inlles from Urandonvllo and near
Ulrarl Manor. Keterencea reiiuested. AddrtH
IIEUKH H. TUOUl'HUM, Kngtnoer uirara EiUUl
l-ottOTUlei r. Nov. My.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Of VAMJAllI.lt
Ileal i:si;i5!
lly vlrtuo ot a writ ot Alias FL Fa. Issued out of
tho Court of common Ploas of Columbia County
and to mo directed, thero will bo exposed to pub-
sale at tho Court llouso (In tho bacrlff's office)
Moomsburg, Fa., on
SATURDAY, JANUARY I, 1890,
10 o'clock a. m., tho following! All that cer
tain messuage or tenement and lot of land sltuato
Madison township, Columba Co, Fa., bounded
pnd described as follows, to-wlt;i Beginning at a
stono on tho cast side ot tho public road, tho no
land of tho said Michael liilhlme south eighty-
sin and a n,u ntcr degrees west eleven and soven
tenth perches to u map'.e, thence north eighteen
and a half degrees can', ten perches to n done
thence north eleven and thrco quarters degrees
oastfouiteen perches ti a stono north eighty
seven degrees east six and rive-tenths pcrcccs to a
stono on tho west side of Bald road, and thenco
south ono quarter degree west twenty.four
perches to tho place ot beginning, containing
One Acre and Twenty-Five
rercnes
land strict measure, bo the samo more or lesa,
which aro erected n
HOUSE. STABLE
and outbuildings.
M7cd, taken Into execution at tho suit of
Thomas Mordan versus .Tohn Mordan and to bo
told as tho property of John Mordan.
Herrino, Atty.
ALSO :
lly vlrtuo ot a writ ot Fl. Fa., Issued out ot tho
Court ot Common Pleas of Columbia County, Pa.,
and to mo directed, thoro will be exposed ro pub-
salo at the Court llouso (in tho sheriff's oflico)
Moomsburg, l'a., on
SATURDAY, JANUARY l, 1890,
10 o'clock a. ra, tho following: All that certain
lot or piece of ground situate In Scott township
near tho village of Kspy, Col. Co., I'J., bounded
and described as follows, to-wlts On the south
publlo road leading from Kip y to Berwick, on
the east and north by lands ot Alfred Mood, and nn
tho west by lands of Alfred Mood and Lcvl,Klnley,
containing
Two Acres,
more or loss, whereon aro erected a
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
and other Outbuildings, apple orcnard and other
fruits.
Seized, taken Into execution at tho suit ot J. l).
Wcrkhelser versus J. N. Slllnes and Susanna Mil.
lies, and to bo s)ld as tbo property ot Susanna
Mllnes.
ZARR, JUUN U. UANEl .
AttV.
Bhe.-lff.
lS-9-'S9.
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Notice is hereby given that an nppllcitlon will
inuuu m mu uovern.ir oi me i.no or I'ennsyt
vanlaon Mondav January sixth. A. I). ixin nn.iHi
the Act of Assembly of the commonwealth of
Pennsjlvanli, entitled "An Act to provido for the
iiiuuriiuruiiuu unu reguuiun or certain corrora.
tlonB." Approved prlisath 184 and thesnpplo
ment thereto, for a charter of an Inu tided o rpo
ration to be ca,li "Msbltig Creek Lumber Com
pany,"i be character and object of which Is for
mo imriHjso,ui iiium inuiariure ani venal ngorrium
b:r undot oaiulrlng, taking, owning lie islng, lioid
ing,coneying am dtsiioslngof such rca" estato and
lK'rsonaiproneitya'my be necessary for con.
di'ctltig said business and for the purpose, of etect
Intf reservoirs ot wau r. o instruction ot dams, and
tha d.lvtug and floating of logs ttmbr and lumber
oiistreamsn- t exceeding twenty miles In length
and Its suDDlementH.
'1 ho names ot the subscribers to Bald applloitlon
are: Edwin Eberuiun, ltober McEwen K. V Weed,
.loel (' irrlson, Tbomas Wheeler, U. u. liuck. Eg.
bert.Mcrrlmanaijd Edgar Holt.
CllAltLES II. McMR'lIAEL
ANUHEW L. FUITZ
rsolleltora.
Illoomsburg Doc. nth 1889. aw.
tin HEW 1
Hii Nolld
I..1J Wklbl
Worth II 1UU.C
wlcll in tht worll. Parr
tim.kMpr WkntutaabitTj,
lOUAl VAluO. Oil MIU.I.
ikah localllv r.n
free, totlhr with our lorn
rapiro. ib.h Hmblt.,! tl
nitd da U 14 thaw )! joa to iho who nil jout
pimda and nibboritad tho about yo thtU)wtrriult
In vtltubl uJ foi bi whlcb bolda for j.ari whta one itarttd.
CM, I
and ttau wi u rvpald. W cay til ttprtii, frtigbl. :e. 4flx
ii, ii ja wBsia in ia go i wnm itr ui, voti can
am from t UU p-r week and npwudi iddnit,
ttUacou te Co., Hux HIS, lorUud, Mala.
fln nC the I
iruDi 1 11 I
' nciaut,ld. and to lairodui
. iBMilorfoodinawtll.iadrBta
look riaioa In auk lot all ly,
Buakova. Only Ibota nbo wrtia
uaiat ancacaa nab ma a
a iaa cunci, u jm biiiiidim
SHturaltlO taow ear faodi U
tbota wko call rou naif bbart
and Iboaa arouad rati. Tba a
"fiiittiaf sf Ikia adfarlliauail
h.m Iba until aad of tba lala
Tbf folio wlaf (ft trti iba appaaranea f it radatad t
toil lk aftlalb trl otlu bulk. II U , InUi UH.
L.UI,,,, n I. ...j to HIT7. Wo wUl olio .U- )tt I J
Mt oKBrlos. n.tur wiilo 01 Wo poy iU iprouauioi.
XuiU.UUXTt t U) IMS Bt, .?lil, UUMt,
U U tf.
IJliO 1 Ujcatlonlntheuonthj
J. If. U ANOlU.CUrcmont, V
mwmzfm
a v tr i i . u l naaaaaaa&MM
B. F. Savits,
PLUMBER AND
GAS FITTER,
nEAi.r.n in
k mi nn, sit.
Tin Roofing a Specialty
KSTIMATES FU11NISIIKD ON
ALL WORK IN HIS LINK.
First door in Ulo imsburg Opera llouso
;F A K M IE E 8 !
FARMERS !
Have you not yet lcsii'iictl
your CLOTHING for
MEN, YOUTHS,
HATS, CAPS, GLOVES, SHIRTS,
. " UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY,
TRUMiS, VALISES, &c.
Lessen yourself at once, as time is money to purchase of I. MAIER, The RELI
ABLE CLOTHIER, Who will
The Largest Clothing
Finely giiiisiiicdl
BBfilo:riijiiitt9; all
5?
ASTHMA guredI
SCHIFFM ANN'S ASTHMA CUR El
IbuUnUr rllTM ths mott riolrat 4ti4ck. No I
waltlnir for rautta. Iti urtlan im lmtaALl
I ie, f iret and oerta In, nd a cura U Uie roflolt I
Iiu u viuiuw vwns a iiikio trial DtiUTincvai
tbmmtBkntieaL Prie AOc. and 8 1 ,00 of I
drocciKU or J mail Trial packaco trt to any I
laddn
nmi ir r ill tiff flt fc I
. rMi, mim.
ia-0 a 4w.
How Lost! How Rogalnod,
KNOWTHYM
THE SC EMRI n B lire
A BctenUilc Mid Standard ropuhr Mtdlcol Treitle
on.lh 1?."0 ITonth.ITeniaturi Uecllne, Nervom
kai l-hj.ical Debulty, ImDurltlM of the Blood.
Vui llkllllollfllfl Bhl kl I B I olKl
mmm .iiu i i 1 ' i i 1 1 1 "t-i
Btinltlng from Folly, Vice, Ignonnc, Eieeaae or
Overuiitlon, EnerrtUng and nnfating th. vlcUm
for W ork, Builneii, the Married or Social lleliilon.
Avoid .aoikillf ul pretenderi. I'osicm tlile treat
wrirk. It contain; SCO paRci, royal 6ro. UeauUful
blading, emboned, fulf put, l'rlce only II. no by
piU, poitpald, concealed In pliln wrapper. Illij.
ii" " J '""lclu 1'ree. if iou apply 'now. Tbo
i t . i . "IJ, 111 i arnfr, m. Ii.
deDtiilly "by mill 1', .t ti e Zh'VTt
TlHj J'KAWOIIV IIIUIHUA, INSTITUTe!
No. 4 Hull uc i SI., Jlomon, Mum., to whomaU
orden for book, or laun for advlct inould It
directed at above.
12 (J il i V.
ROSCOE CONKLING:
HIS LIFE AND LETTERS.
Dy hie nephew, Alfred II. Conillng. Thte work wl)
ilioitlj be liaueU hf us, mi tola itrktly ty tuticrfp-
OcUto, COO ruses, illportrlt, ud fao-elmllee of
letten ot eminent contemporule lu both pwtlt.
WE espeoiXlly invite .
LAWYERS AND MEN OUT OF
BUSINESS, POLITICIANS.
AND CANVASSERS.
ia. f-i?.'" PPlltlon for the eiclnehe control
of territory. Oue of thegre.teetopportunltlee ta
iniie money erer cffereU.
(When writing, mention tali paper.)
CHARLES L. WEBSTER & CO.,
3 tUtt litlt f (.(, New York,
M1.29-2U1.
I MAIER
fiTHLfwmCEM
L W. MTMAI 4 SONS,
CLOAKS,
JACKETS,
HOLIDAY GOODS
o:o
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOKS,
PLUSH TOILET SETS,
PLUSH SHAVING SETS,
PLUSH MANICURE SETS,
PLUSH WRITING DESKS,
PLUSH PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
PLUSH COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, HAND WORK
NOVELTIES, WHISK BROOM HOLDERS, HANDKER
CHIEFS BY THE THOUSANDS.
Great display of Fancy Dishes, Lamps (hanging and stand),
Glassware, Fancy Cups, Fancv water sets, &c, t&c. '
T. W- HARTMAN & SONS.
BOYS, and CHILDREN,
save you MONEY and suit
RESPECTFULLY YOURS,
, Square Dealing
Bloomsbiirg, Pa.
and Hat Store in Columbia and Montour Counties.
CARPETS and MILLINERY.
Next door to I. W. Hartrunu & Son's, Main fit., Illoomsburg, Pa.
NEW CARPETS. I.ttoH l'a1 terns in Vol vol, Body T.tiicatry and BrufBcls,
from SOcta. up.
INGRAIN from 20o up. RAG CARPETS from 30o up. STAIR CAR
PETS from 12J i up. MATTING, to close out fur 10o up. OIL CLOTH, al
widths and pric.H.
G. V. KEITER.
1889.
FALL OPENING 1889.
SEPTEMBER 26-26.
v , MISS H. E. WASLEY,
Next door to I. W. Hartraan & Bods. Main Street . . BLOOM3BUKQ
TEXAS
llltBltflYUS
mm
Do You Know
Whersthe United States
Mint is in Philadelphia?
You n.'iy not you nmy say:
(5iil t.. it do ire to know?"
What
It will do you considerable good. Directly
opposito, ut 1838 OUKSTNUr BT., Is an
ttll.thu-ycar.tiround attraction, vl z: E O
THOMraON'SBPECIAM.ONDON.aiADE
CLOTHING HOUSE. K.islilonublo and ro
llublo garments sro lieio obtalnablu at
motiey.saylng prices.
IT WILL PAY YOU
to como apcciallj to tlio city and buy
A London-Made Suit.
P3IGE S12.00.
Tliuy aru cipial o any llret oltaa niHiIo
tr'-mi'iisurti milt Hint will coat $30 00,
IF YOU OAOQT COME
wiito for f-nnipK'8 of olotli and fm;!non
caialoKtin. D.rectioiH how io onler
suits by tna'l cent witli all tttntulu'.
Department,
IKILALELIKIA
HOX -IM.
Bone Meal
VOW I-OULTUV Cniiheil
IDS Men
rricoitit. YoiiKciiKMioAL vs'oitita,
York ra-
HIIHI.
Aiiimi'.sH :
Iflail Order
SHAWLS7
FURS,
e K E E 1 1 H e !
CREETINC !
where to pu'clkse
you.
Clothier,
IRnU ynilMTHU DflllTC
nlv one change
WlnlCP tourlil
iimiif, pore Air. ad-f Tii.... . . ' w' w.,,,.. ,..,,,
cUnt llulne, Or.Kd )Ikk,, very low rate! for ute et .11 rrinapil
Ir-norr. LfjiH THAU c."P9a. Station! In U. S. end Canada with privilege
I IIAVSKt. Louu to)0' vititing lite hemousllot Sprinei of Atkansu.
ilit,r.o,M.cOT, j, T0WII,D( .p.4TlA8Ti ,T, U j( Mff
THE WEEKLY PRESS,
l'lIlLAUELl'lIIA.
$1.00-0no Year for Ono Dollar-1.00
TUK WKKKLV I'llKSS.
KorlKiOwlU be aa much better than Tne
Whkly I'bkss for I68D as wo can mako It.
vuth every lauiio during tho new year It will
as- KiauTr-coLVitx pArxn
Kach of the flfty.two nutnbera will contain ten
pages, or eighty columns, wlih a toial for tho
year ot 520 pages, or4ieo columns Thus It will
bo "as 1 1? as a book." ns tho saj log la
A VAI'KROV QUALITY. b
Not only will It be as hlj as a book, but It will
be a paper of quality as well as ot Quantity. It
will contain t lie pick of everything good.
A PA l-KR OPVA HIKTi:
The Idea Is that Tu Wiikly Pkksb shall bo
thin clean and wide awako. It Tf 111 discuss all
subjects of publlo Interest and Importance. The
writers on Its list Include: Julia Ward Howe.
,.L5'??.mntont.!,ro.1, a huler, Louis Pas
teur. William Illack, Edmund Oosaa, Kdgar V.
Nye. Ople I' Iteed, and, indeed, almost every pop.
ular writer of noio in this country ant nuito a
number of distinguished writers abroad. In
ncilon, an attractloaof tho year will be "Ksth.
er." by II. nider Haggard i another Bertal story,
ready engaged, wm bo "Come Forth," by Kltza
beth Stuart 1'helns. '
A FARUMCSVArm.
The best conducted agricultural pago tn Ameri
ca, illustrations.
A WOSIAXHPAmil.
The- Women piue" of Tub Wsiilv Presi is
alone worth tho B'ibacrlptlon prleo. lta P'ustra.
The bp clildeinrtraent. for children Is now ad
dress.'dtothe whool children and school teach
ers ofAmerloa I-ettho children Join the new
HalnhowuiuUJuit startol. Let thiincmpeto
tfvo booPl.r J-aU briM' Wo'caome, Instruo-
IMP01tTNT CLIIUUINtJ AltltANHKMENT.
lly special arrangemunt with all tho leailng
Z1Lhai mn(lil Krtwtlca.s of America, sub.
scrlpllous are taVen lur any ono r more ottlieso
Journalslu connocilou with Tits Wiiiu Pksss
at such low rales as virtually makt-s our great
year PiH!r 10 "'e BU(MCrUx;r ,or 0110
bample copies f urni.hed free upon application.
TcrniH or tub freMH.
lly mall, postage free tu tho UolUd States ana
Canada.
''i'ty j except Bund iy), one year .... .uj
! y( except Bundjy), ono month . . . ,o
1 a y (lu iudlng Sunday ), one year ... 7,w
pally (including (Sunday), onu month ... .61
hundav, ono iar . . . . .8 it)
WKKKI.Y I'ltEss, one year . . . f.oi
Drafts, Checks, aud other ltoinlttances bhould
bo niado payable to the order of
Tho Trers Company, LImitod,
I'UUUSUEUS.
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EPPS'S
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
COCOA
MADE WITH
ISOdiw.
DOILINC MILK.