THE COLUMBIAN AJSTD DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
Th. ColUmhiqn
iAA kJ1 Will
J. K. BlUannender., f Biltori.
FUIDAY, FKBKUAltY 21, 18"
Mr. Buckalov raaJo a spoooh In tho
IIouso on tho 13th In opposition to tho
proposed otiango In tho rulos of tho
House. It was an ablo argument, and
wo rogret that it cannot bo printocl In
full.
Tho attorapted effort In eortaln quar
ters to raako it appoir that thero will
bo numerous candidates for tho ollljo
of Register and Recorder thla year
Booms to havo fallou tltt. Mr. Camp
boll is an honost, sober, industrious and
intelligent ofllcial, and has won tho
confidence and rospcot of all whoso
good wishes aro worth having. His
administration of tho oflioe has been
clean, nud ho is ai ruucb entitled to a
re-election for a soojnd term ai nny
man who over held tho position. None
of tho persons monlioncd ns posVtblu
candidates havo any idea of aking for
tho nomination, so far ai can be learn
od, and the suggestion of thoir names
is a case of tho wish being fili'rt)
tbo thought. Mr. Campbell cannot bo
defeated for a second term, and it is
not at all probablo that any ono will
be rash enough to attempt such a thlDg.
Motivoa and Deeds.
The Troy 1'ress very trnly remarks
that "when a nobl6 not is perfoimcd
bunting for a'selfisli moth e is an un
worthy pursuit."
It might with equal truth havo added
that this is a pursuit most oommonly
followed by persons who aro not them
selves noted for generous and unselfish
acts. Every broad performance of The
Wohlu is sneered at as an advertising
sobemo by tho small-souled press. A
miser naturally bates liberality in others
it is a perpetual rebuke, to his
meanness. A man who selfishly lives
for bimselfalono is quick to sneer at
a pnblio-sptrited action in another. It
affords a contrast which carries a re
proach to him.
Many men having tho wish to do a
noble publto action aro restrained by a
dread of tho interpretation whioh small
and mean natures will put upon it.
"He knows how to advertise, himself,"
is the sneer that he will, invito. This
is a kind of advertising which should
be encouraged. A good eximplo
should not bo hiddeu, in any matter
tbat concerns tho wtlfaro of mankind
or of a community. Peter Cooper was
well advertised by tbat noble benefac
tion, the Icslituto which bears his
honored name. George Peabody wan
advertised on two continents by bis
splendid gifts to the city of London.
Girard, Smitbson, Cornell, Lick, Childs
and a scoro of other Americans who
havo ueoil their wealth for the lasting
benefit of their fellow-men bavo their
fame ba;ed upon their benefactions.
Andrew Carnegie is just now receiving
considerable "advertising" lor endow
ing rioh libraries in Pennsylvania.
It is the oredit of human nature that
good examples carry the power of in
feotion. One good deed, ono action
for the publio benefit, incites others.
There are charities which should bo
kept private, and thero aro others
whioh should be made publio. Tbo
men and women'whoso publio benefao
ctions aro most noted undoubtedly do
far more good in secret than will ever
bo credited by the rocordmg angel to
those who are swift to impute bad mo
tives to any good action in others.
World.
Court Proceeding.
Estate of J. II. Uarman, deed from exec
utors to Ellen B. Monroe; also, deed from
same to W. M. Monroe; also, deed from
same to Lloyd Paxton, acknowledged in
court.
The following Sheriffs deeds were ac
knowledged i To H. E. Heacock and J.
M. Hulshlzer for property of Louis Bed
dings tor $510.
To H. U. Harrison and D. J. Waller fcr
property of J. 8. Woods and Mary A.
Woods for $2500.
To .Mary L. Neal for property of Qeorgo
Lutzenbergcr, et. at., for $100.
Tavern llcenso of It. Falrman transferred
to P. O. Freas.
Road la Jackson near John Young's.
Isaac A. Dowltt, John Eyer and Chandlee
Eves, appointed viewers,
Geo. Depow, Qeo. W. Buppleo and John
W. Evans, appointed viewers of a road in
Uriarcreek, near Adam Suit's.
NchemlaU Kitchen appointed guardian
of Verdy Cole, minor child of W. P. Cole.
Bale ordered In estate of J. O. Hess.
Inquest awarded In estate of Thos. Cole,
deceased.
0. P. Klingaman appointed guardian of
0. J. Yoho and Oliver B. Yoho, minor chil
dren of Ashbel O. Yohe, deceased.
Sweppenbiser's use vs. John McMIchael,
admr. of J. W. Yoho. Judgment for want
of an appearance,
uourt adjourned until Fb. 84, at 0 a. m
CltNTUAUA,
The new railroad Is nearlng completion.
Chief Burgess Thompson Is laid up with
rheumatism.
The revival services are still in progress
at UioM. E. Church.
Miss Downey, of Buamokln, has been tho
guest of Miss molllo Murphy.
Constable Ryan holds over for four years
yet, so Judge- ikeler says.
Iteltzel Fahrlnger was awarded the con-
tract for llgting Ihi street lamps.
Morris Lewis is still confined to tho
house with a serero spell of sickness.
'iuo Aorta Ashland colliery has shut
down for an indefinite period.
Patrick F. Devine, Jr., has received tie
agency for tho London Needle Company.
A number of the young folks of town In
tend holding a grand ball some time after
Lent.
The borough council are considering the
propriety of changing tho Wheeler street
lamp for tho Tubular lamp,
Mrs. James McAllister, a widow, was
found dead at her home last Thutsday.
Bhe leaves four children.
Messrs. James Dyke, Thomas Irvln, D.
D. Dyke, James Kostenbauder, and Peter
Grlgger attended the G. A. R. Encamp
ment at Shamokln.
Messrs. Durkln, Hellion and Monaghan,
who.wero arrested for stealing ten pigeons
from tho coop of Miko McUlnlcy, of Dark
Corner last week, were let go by paying
all the costs and returning the stolen prop
erty. As tho 1:80 p. m. West Bound freight
train patted through hire on Tuesday at
the rate of about 20 miles ap hour, being
a little behind time, It struck out after
posting tho depot to tho rato of forty
miles, when tho engine No. 79, hit a cow
and sent It beneath the rapidly running
Iron horse, which toon made fragment of
lu After dragging It over thrco tiumircii
VnriU tin nl -l 1..
Fl ..... bin nvtl I'll! UUI If I -
foro nno of the cars becamo derailed, liicli
delayed the passengers both ways over an
hour.
Dip one kni cp a pi'onoh in watkk
and tho wholo will soon bcoomo pntur
atcd So n dhoaso in ono pjrt of tbo
body affect h other jiarts. You bavo
noticed this yourself. Kidnoy and
Liver troubles, milcsi checked, will In
duce (.otutlpntion, pllfs, rheumatism
and gravel. A timely nso of Dr. Ken
nedy s Fnvnrlto Homcdy will prevent
theso result". It U pleasant to tho
taste mid may bo takon ficoly by child
ren and dvlicato females. It gives el
asticity, 11 fo nnd checks with roeoi on
them.
Dyspepsia
Hakes tho lives of many people miserable,
ind often leads to self-destruction. Distress
alter eating, sour stomach, sick headache,
heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, " all gono"
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and Irregu
larlty of the bowels, are
UI8trOS8 sonlo 0f the moro common
Aftor symptoms. Dyspepsia does
.i not get well of Itself. It
baling, requires careful, persistent
attention, and a remedy like Hood's fiarsa
parllla, which acts gently, yet surely and
efficiently. It tones tho stomach and other
organs, regulates tho digestion, creates a
good appetite, and by thus Sick
orercomlng tho local synip- u ,
toms removes tho sympa- HOOGOCHO
thetlc effects of the disease, banlslies tho
headache, and refreshes tbo tired mind.
"I rave been troubled with dyspepsia, I
hud but little appetite, and what I did cat
Unnrf. distressed me, or did mo
u mtle eood' In an hour
PUrn after eating I would cxpe-
rtenco n falntncss, or tired, all-gone feeling,
as though I had not eaten anything. My trou
ble, I think, was aggravated by my business,
which Is that of a painter, and from being
moro or less shot up In a Sour
room with fresh paint. Last
spring I took Hood's Barsa- StOmaCn
rllla took three bottles. It did me on
Immense Amount of good. It gavo mo on
appetite, and my food relished and satisfied
tho craving I had previously experienced."
George A. r-AOE, Watertown, Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Eoldbyalldrnggliti. fl lx for f5. Prepared only
fry C. I. HOOD 4 CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Jim.
100 Dosos Ono Dollar
DAY'S HORSE
POWDER
Prevents Lung Fever t
Cores Distemper, II caves, Glanders, Loss
ot Appetite, Founder, Fovers, &c.
lib. In each package. Sold by all dealers.
DR. BULL'S
Cures Dysentery,
and Diarrhoea.
SsSBABY SYRUP
Believes Griping and Summer Complaint.
Facilitates Teething!
Regulates the Bowels!
Sold by all druggists. Prico 23 cents.
'TjIE PEOPLE'S
KEMEDY"
For tho euro of
I'COUGIIS, COLDS,
Hoarseness
Croup, I
Whooping
Couch.
H Asthma,
Incipient
Con
sumption
and for the relief of
Consumptive per
sons. For Saloby all
druggists. 25 cents.
SYRUP
r.,.nrclA!C S CUSCB ClOAROTtS for Ca
OHtfAC tarrhl Price lOCtl. Mall druggists.
FOR
SICK HEADACHE
IN ITS
, Bilious, or Ccni
This Hemedy Is the perscrlptlon of ono o( tho
leading physicians ot Vans, France, and was used
by him with unparalleled success tor over thirty
years. It was nrst given to the public as a proprie
tary medicine In ISIS- Klnce which time It has
round Its way into almost every county on the
race ot the globe, and become a favorite remedy
with thousands ot the leadlnc Dhrmclans. Mnriiruii
societies have dlscusaod Its marvelous success at
mwr annual conventions, una Alter tneir official
cnemisis nave analyzed it ana rouna tuat It con
tained no ODlates. bromides or other harmful In.
gredlenta placed It among their standard reme-
uies.
TESTIMONIAL.
L. K. BROWN, M. D.,
S3 West Jersey at.,
Ptt.lB.TIl fcl T T. nnnO , DJ.
. . ....ui it. u. u uuo o, .ran.
This Is to certify tbat I nave used for some
momus witn mucn satisfaction, the combination
ut rcuieuies, mr uu&uocae. Known as unggs'
lleadache Troches. The remedy cures mnrn hiad.
ache, especially such as affect Nervous woman.
than anything I am acquainted with, and tt this
certificate will be tbe means of bringing it lo the
m.uikuiq ttiiauviuu ui Buucrtrn, irum tuat irouuie,
4 Bum. lUtl lUttb 1 UUVO UUUO H QCrVlCO
U K. UROWM.
PRICE; 28 CENTS.
Sold by all Druggists, or sent by Mall on Be
celpt of Price.
Briggs' Medicine Co.,
ELISABETH, K. J.
0-27.lv.
I'OIl COUNTY HIIPl'lllNTI'III'NT
The undersigned announces himself as a candi
date for tte omce of Superintendent ot l'ubllo
uw u tvuiuuiuia iuuuvy. auu rvspevuuuy
election la May next.
W. O. JOHNSTON,
Jerseyt own, 1'a.
I'OIl COVNTV HUPVUINDCNT.
The undersigned announces himself as a candi
date for the omce of county superintendent, and
respectfully asks to bo supported for said offlce at
J. a OHIMBS.
OTOOKllOLDERS' MEETING.
The stockholders ot the North Mountain Lumber
meet at the 0 uceot thecompiny. In the towi of
Illoomsburg, onTuosdv the 16th day ot March,
I8a0, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for tbe purpose.
Of VOtlOkf for Or against an Innrn lunftha n.nlt.l
stock and Indebtedness of said company.
SAMUEL WIG PALL,
Secretary,
lltoomiburg. Pa.,
Jan. 1, iBjO.
ro IServoim Men.
If you will send us vour addrMs. wa win tn.it
you our Illustrated pamphlet explaining all about
lr. Dyo's CelenrateJ Elejtro-Voifalo llelt and Ap.
puances, and their charming effects upon th n er
yous debilitated aysteai, an! how tbev win nulok.
y restore you to kLror. manhoa l ami lipalt i. ir
lou are thus amictecL we will send you a uelt and
AppUances on trla'.
j.j.-r-iy. votTiio iiiLTL'o., Marahall, Mich,
issoLUTiujN uOK."
be' nartnershlD evlstln? 1w..wiviii tim nn.
BKtncd was dissolved on the 11 day of December
1U88, br mutual consent. All debts due the flrin
r?.'"!1? PaW 10 J- Wltei "ho will al settle
all tadebtness of tbe firm.
It J. FORCE,
...... 11.11. DANIEL,
)- Jamison city, ra.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Estate or A nn Young, Ottfi. latt of Qrtentooi tteit
The undersigned, an auditor appointed r the
Orphans' court of Columbia County to pass upon
exceptions to account and make dl'tiltmtion of
the balance In the hands of the accountant to
and among the parties entitled thereto, will
perform the duties of his appointment at tho of.
fleeotUrant Herring Esq. la Uloomsburg on Tues
day March istb, tow, at 10 oclock a. to., when and
where all persons having ctaluu agalnut said f uod
must appear and prove the some or be debarred
from tax shore thereof.
C, X, OKYBIt, Auditor.
HULL'S
Roue
CLEARING
OF
TALL, AND WINTER
CLOTHING.
IF YOU WANT TO
OVERCOATS,
MDJGU CI.OTIIIWO,
In fact anything in CLOTHING lor
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
CALL AT THE POPULAR CLOTHING STORE OF
D. LOWENBERG'S Est,
Rlooiusburg,
Statement
-OF-
COLUMBIA
From Januaky 7, 1889
fcTATKMENT SHOWING TAXES ASSESSED
DISTRICTS.
Heaver
Denton
Berwick ,
Hloom
Uriarcreek
Catawlsat ..
crntralla - ...
Centre
conyngham
FUhlngcreek ............
Franklin
(lrenwood
Hemlock
Jurkson
I ocuat.
Madison
Main
Mltuin
ontour
Mt. l'lcasant ..,,
Orange
Mne
ltoarlngcreek.HM,...M
s ott.
Sugarloif
Hll
It 8
UUtl 31
im-j io
KH'.I 91
IW 77
1104 0
617 M
12 S S3
V 10
1493 81
1U7S 00
f(H si
1CBD S7
hit 7
1119 1
4d) :
4 2 0..
14 tt 24
447 ,
Amount due from 1R80.
County. Dog.
Bloom. II. Tlarria. (.194 SO -3 00
This account U In tbe handa ot attorney tor
collection.
QE0110EA. IIEIlllINO, Treasurer of Columbia
countr, In account with said County funds.
Janr.lst, 1889. D1L
To amt due from collectors of 1847 i 1)7 ?7
' " ' ' 19'. 105T,J 79
" assessed for 1889 28.90 41
tax on register ot totera. it 57
" amt collected on seat el lands. ... 5213
" " " un eated lands..... 478 92
" " received on hotel and restaurant
license 1207 69
" omt 01 redemption money from C.
Kink 2 B4
" com costs from Frank Vltchel .. 4 42
" amtlrom W. 1L Snyder, Jury fees for
188S 1 32 CO
" amt refunded on gas bill. 18 80
" amt ree'd of Thomas Echweppen-
helser, old plank .. 4 22
'J amt tax refunded from II. W. Nun-
gesser, cluclor Heaver 2 31
" amt costs from ao. D.Jacoby 4 30
" amt from Harner & Jester, redemp
tion money. 4 t
" amt W. F. lkcler, old br dge Si to
14 amt abatement on bridge plank,
Creasy Welln ... 7 50
" amt for old bridge, plank, nenry
Lazarus. ft 00
" amt from E. L. Fuller, redemption
money 49 82
u amt from North Co. corns, br dge re
pairs 2 87
" amt from W. II. Snyder, Jury foes for
lf.;9 62 00
" amt from E. It. ltlogler, Treas., sup
port of John Bartm at Danvlile
hospital, 08 00
" amt irom I, W. McKelvy, support of
Margaret Weaver, Danvllie hospl.
taL 97 74
" amt paid In county fund from dog
fund.... 500 00
" added tax collected by Cnarles
Wetderman, conyngman, 1888 3 15
t 42302 62
CR.
8y exonerations allowed on county tax, 1887.
Brlarcreek ..... . .. . $ i 29
Berwick 7 01
131 30
allowed on
By
commission and exonerations
county tax for iw.
Districts Com. Ex tile.
Districts Com. Ex. & lie.
Waver $11 as lie 91
Jackson $ 3 so $
uenton is is
Berwick 7 68
Bloom 13 99
Brlarcreek il 40
catawlssa 14 n
Centralla 50
Centre 80 94
Conygm 1 81
Flsulngo'k 16 61
tranklln 11 49
dreenwd 14 49
Uemlock 6 us
8 18
Locust
II 94 11 OJ
27 09
Madlion
llaln
Mimin
Montour
9 IV
7 43
8 70
8 -4
ft 09
4 38
1 6
4 48
34
T 04
77
9 ee
10 31
21 81
79 83
10 23
41
53
B 88
1 61
14 83
lit I'leasnt 7 is
oracge 9 73
fine 5 11
hbartngck 2 60
HCOtt 14 22
Sugarloat 1 56
Total $iOl 73 $2117 89
By commissions and discounts allowed on County
tax for 1889.
Districts
Beaver
Denton
Berwick
Bloom
Com. Dla,
$ 9 14 $15 44
Districts
Jackson
Locust
Madison
Main
Minim
com. nis.
$ 7 69 $ 8 (
iu ov 17 M
IS Ui St
44 $1
8 9T
8 65
14 14
28 81
tl 62
11 31
13 48
21 04
10 83
29 02
3 H
9 M
34 64
8 24
72 45
ll 18
25 81
49 18
17 43
81 91
7128
18 16
12 91
25 83
54
l.rlarcreek 81 85
Catawlssa 19 67
Montour
13 23
centralla 14 9)
Centre 41 16
Conyng'm 81 1 4
Flshlngc'k 7 '2
Franklin 7 74
Unenw'd 8114
Uemlock 10 62
M(Vesnt I" 68
Orange
26 24
7 68
16 68
29 92
1 98
rine
Itoar'gc'k
Hcttt 4
Sugarloaf
Total
$523 94 $179 01
By exonerations allowed on County tax, 18S)
ttoartngcreek township $1 05
CU.
By total commissions....., $ 790 02
alaoounts 77' U
exonerations and returns 302 24
amt due from collector!, for IhNj....... 292 24
" " ' ' l8.. .... 951164
" County orders Issued and redeemed... 25098 V8
" bal due (1. A. lltrilog, Treaauier,
from 1888 . 35 ri
commission to Treasurer . tot 9
cash bal on hand J an. 6, 1S89 . 4385 74
$42102 SI
otOTtaE A. IlKIUtlNQ, Treasurer In acooiot with
Dog fund.
Ian. 7, 1889. D".
ro amt due from collectors, IW1...... $ FS 00
v " IkM 79 50
" " " 1HS7 M 09
" " " " " 1858....... 1110 96
" ' assessed In mi 1771 60
caahou band at last settlement.,.,; 16714
$3163 II
Cll.
By commission and etontratlons allowed
on duplicate ot itH4, Bloom, W. B.
Allen, collector. Ccmuibslon
Exonerations
Br exonera tons allowed on duplicates
ot 1881,
Brlarcreek township ......
Berwick borough
t 2 59
29 CO
1 00
6 50
1 CO
uemiock..,
By commissions and exonerations allowed col
lectors uu UUJ'i.BfcCO lur IKS, tJUK luuu.
Districts
Com.
Ex.
Districts Com. Ex.
Jackson $ 1 00 $ 3 00
Locust V 48 ft 00
Madison 1 40 00
Main 15 2 60
MirtllO 1 63 3 SO
Montour 68 1 00
Mt. Pleasant 60 2 00
Orange 72 4 00
Hr.e 45 3 bi
Uoarlogc'k 1 us
bcott 1 18 4 00
I bug afloat Si 4 HI
I Total $24 36 $71 50
ueaver
Benton
$1 18
1 48
' 63
70
$7 10
6
Berwick
Bloom
UrUrcreek
Catawlssa
1 13
! 13
a 50
60
ft 60
2 50
1 SO
2 60
6 00
centralla
ceuire 1 80
conyngham 10
FlaulnKU'k 1 93
Franklin 1 18
Greenwood 1 18
Hemlock tl
By commission and rttrcounts allowed on dupli
cates of 168.
Districts
Heaver
uenton
lierwlck
Hloom
Btlarcreek
CulawLsa
CentraUa
centre
Com.
I 63$
64
I 00
67
1 19
M
41
1 62
Dla.
1 03
07
73
Hi
70
90
70
87
50
fcl
75
1 42
Districts
Jackson
Locust
Mad! sob
Main
Mifflin
lloLtour
com.
1 1 03
I 13
;,:
s 10
Lis.
$ 80
I 92
I 32
BI
10
65
90
1 80
17
90
Tl
tt
01
Ml Pleasant t 71
Oranee 1 25
Oouyngbam
tu
Fine 62
KoarlagCk 1 A4
Scott t 89
Sugarloat II
Fiahlniicreek 55
FrankUQ 45
O'eenwood i 17
llemlnrlr 68
hi HoncraUona on Roaiiaxcreek daaU-
OtUl ior 1889 $ 1 00
a IalaI cnmiala&lDaa u eauectors S3 $4
i. ,At.l AannAt&lldUaUilwed ..... 100 ti
" $oul flmnniiW Bowl,.,, HM
OUT SALE
BUY BARGAINS IN
WINTER CAPS
of Finances
COUNTY,
to Januabt C, 1890.
FOH 1889 AND BALANCE STILL DDE.
I 8A ze
f 51 12
t 41 19
t tt 10
7 2 SO
87 CO
76 50
42 60
55 00
61 00
t !2 53
13 80
81 2
331 81
15 f9
44 20
IN
tft
ti 01
is p"
U3 tO
63 M
6(9 12
31' 80
1.48 SO
11 02
1310 11
147 21
72 ffi
27! 51
73 DO
U JO
74 CO
4(1 SO
9(1 00
42 00
4 1 13
8I 94
7S 40
6C8 99
S51 04
411 65
181 95
xni ss;
599 63,
817 73
477 93
120 :j!
1(0 11
84 5'
1 SO
30 SI
St 50
77 50
S7 (0
99 49
43 46
6 14
87 12
SOU 71
bl 03
3S 7H
t'8 '4
11 94
91 38
1(H 50
Vi 00
M 00
53 SO
41 5.J
at w
30 60
91 60
t5 00
21 50
7 71
8 31
31 i7
23 Oi
lis 31
a 58
8 47
4 47
13 24
J 79
"is St
IS 7S
181 110
VI 60
I! &0
73 to
41 SO
f41 65
2.111 19
291 75
87 5-'
70 H I
37 4
28 SO
91 O)
21 (W
45 SO
c; s
t4 31
2 5 9
24 M
V) 25
224 7j
19 79
162 21
192 4S
227 58
"'4 'k
9 50
57
40 53
72 10
"" si'is
67 60
ri so
305 41
IjWKMtJ 11771 501 JI7fiOJ!39511 fe $1125 1st I 7S0 94
By amt ot orders paid tor sheep killed
IS81. ., IC7J5
" amt due from collectors for ltsi . ta 00
" .'! " " 18..... ra to
' " " ' 1989 1125 H
" paid In county fund & 01
' commlaslm to Tro isnrer 23 40
" Cith bilanced on hand 794 90
foita 19
C1COKOG A. llEnillNO, Treasurer In account
with state Fund.
Jan. T, im D1L
To cash balance on hand S1040 61
' amt due on duplicates 1847 24 8J
H-8 918 27
" " State tax assessed for 18S9 47-0 C3
16763 10
CIL
By exonerations allowed collectors on Stato tax
Hrwlck 35
Uriarcreek .. 2 85
llcmlock. . K
By commissions and exonerations allowed col.
rcciurson Mate tax tor it8.
Dls'rtcta
leaver
i:enton
com.
$ 6)
43
1 H
6 73
2 91
2 79
Ex.
$ 6 10
Districts
Jackson
Locust
Madlwn
Minim
Montour
Com.
t 77
61
75
1 15
Fx.
Herwtck
HlrK)m
Brlarcreek
Catawlssa
Centre
76
Mt. l'lcasant vs
Ornnsre I S3
04
Cinvcgham 83
Flshlngo'k 47
Frank tin 44
Greenwood 1 54
Kenrlngo'k 1 10
cott 2 70
Sugarloat 01
72
60
Total $27 S3 $73 27
By commissions and discounts allowed collectors
on Ptate tax tor 18-9.
Districts Com. Din.
Braver $ 1 is $ 1 81
Uenton 141 2 48
Berwick 17 0 14 41
Bloom SO 16 59 81
Brlarcreek 4 01 6 40
Catawlssa 10 71 17 85
CentraUa 0 so 11 84
Co ire 2 81 8 86
Conyngham 66 1 00
Flshlmrcreekl 44 2 40
Franklin 91 1 51
Greenwood 10 03 13 53
Hemlock 1 63 3 us
Districts com. Dli
Jackson $ 1 01 1 23
100118' 4 64 7 64
Madison I 22 9 04
Mom l! 01 2 77
M fltn 8 5) 4 10
Montour 1 92 3 21
Mt. Measanta U 3 31
Orange 6 72 8 25
lino it 03
Krarlngcr'k 3 09 4 67
Sco't 6 63 9 09
sugarloat 03 i
$116 53 $191 08
By exonerations allowel collectors for
1847 and 18V8 $ 76 69
" total amt of commissions for 1SS3
and I'm 143 33
" total amt of discounts for 189 iv3 09
' amt due on duplicates for 188s 14341
" " " 1S89 710 94
" amt paid state Treasurer 4819 57
" commla-lon to county Treasurer.... 49 80
i" cash bal in hands of Treasuier 616 CO
$0763 90
COMMISSIONERS' EXPENSES
For which orders were Issued on the Treas.
MlBCSLUMSOCa sxrxxsis
J. S.'drlmes, Co Hupt., appropriation for
Co. institute $ it 9 eo
Central Fenn'a Telephone Co 43 10
V. Kipressco. eipressage ,,,, 2 is
Adams Eipreus Co., expienaage 450
A. c Freas, auditing public accounts.... 13 00
Stephen I'ohe, costs, w. F. ttodlne vs.
COL CO 3 84
W. II. Snyder, reeordlna twp officers.,,. 85 60
W. U. Telegraph Co , telegraohlng a 41
B fiS. Telegraph Co., telegraphing.,,. 85
W. It. Kocher, agent, freight M
II. 11. IlWeman. room rent for appeals., 3 00
0. K. Elwell atty fee, dividing Green
wood townBhlp ... 80 00
John w. Qibbs. horse hire for tame. ,.. 7 so
C. II. Fornwald. hauUig from de;t.... 80
W, It. hhtwn, atty In Nuss costs case, to 00
B. P Zarr " " ' " . 10 00
J. B. Casey, Sheriff, serving notice ot
ejectment on )'o Fisher...... 149
J, B. Casey, sheriff, costs in sale Of Nubs
property. 41 14
J. B Carey, sheriff, costs e tso Col Co.
vs w, B. Allen, collector t SO
Geo. A. Uerrlng, Trt usurer, dis. on note 9 40
II. o. Ort, hauling goods from depot.... 20
W. II, huyder, et ui; tests In Benton road
case. , r. 10 64
T. J. W. Johnson, 8 down I'enn'a
guides to voters 4 60
E. C. Buuday, auctioneer servlcee . I 10
W. F. Murphy's Sons, Itep seal. Froth.
offlce.... s 10
F. It. Carpenter, agent, freight so
$481 06
COURTS, JURORS' FAY AND CONSTABLES ItE-
TUBNS.
arand Jurors during the year $ 711 75
Traverse " " " " 1875 1
Constables' returns during the 7ear. 3 2'
court crier during the j ear 170 00
Tipstaves during the year . 163 00
newwa naixer, owoograpnor, cvuru . 01-419
vs. MeAfe 40 10
Newton Walker, stcnograper, Uultao vs.
Miller... :..... (9 71
newbua vraiKDr, Buruugrspucr, traua
DriiiL.. ........ ..................
14 9'
47 00
61 (0
49 91
41 IS
81 00
100 80
50
$ 61
Wm. 11. cnyder, clerk to couta 1884.
1889....
Qeo. V. Miller, Jury coamlsaloner
i il. uianiuiu ..
1 II. RodlDR. clerk to same
John a Casey, sherlrl, serving Jury no-
ilUra, AC
D. It. Walsh, serving notice on Jurymen
not to come,...-
Samuel camp, l day a Juryman, Sept.
lew, 1331...... .,..
ti09l 43
COST IN COMMON WEaLTH OASES WI1ERE TUE
COTNTY BECAME LIABLE.
Jostlo's, eenstables, and witnesses $451 60
Dauiuci om,iu, uioiu, wiiiui wuvu
warrant and sub 4 8'
F. P. hlllmever, District Attorney 102 0)
Wm. n. snyder. clerk of court 0 00
J, B. Casey, sheriff, fees on prisoners at
tending court 50 55
8, J. Pealer, surveying In Berwick la D,
oeyoert caw........ k vv
$694 01
ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWS AND ROAD UAU
AOES FAID.
Sundry persons as viewers I I 20
A. T. Ikeler, damage, Benton Jl u)
A. T, Ikeler. damage, balance due ft 76
Dr. Greeley CoUey, .... 916 ift
H.L.F.colley, 'I ' .... 410 00
John Young! " 1 M oa
llarvey Iless, " " 61 DO
Geo. w. McUenry ' " .... n oo
K. W. U. Low 4t Bro. damage, centre. .. M oa
8. A. Smith Flshlnwcreek 175 00
Pltuup Applemas, " " ... 72 1
X. F, Bender, " .... 6 CO
LA-Dewlt, ' Orcenwoo n Co
Mr. Veils Everett, , M
$m ? :
A, Drelblebtm,
A. Drelbleblts,
Jcorfte tirecnley
William Masters,
A. Illdior,
II. Ilagenbuch,
Wen. Ftlu .c others
William Bliilg,
' M
Jackson ..
" Z
Locust ..
ik'uji HKnor,
Jeremlablthoads " 11 ,. M
Isaac Dyer, " tj
J. il. Cleaver, " " it
nernnara Htnnrer, " Mt. rieasant a:
C W. Miller; " .. 6S
William liardo, lino ,, 10
William liougbton, " ... ss
Matilda Kressier, " " .. to
11. r. itogart, " so
Allnascole, " sugarloat ,. M
jcsho Jtlttcnhouao, commlsiloncr, attcnil
tendlntr miul vlnwa. 10
Wm. Girton, commissioner, attending
iuiui viuna,,, ,,... x-i
Kira stephen commissioner, attending
rortrl rlAm An
$3200 31
COMMIS8IONE1W OFFICE AND COURT HOUSE.
T. II Yetter. audlilncr acmuntn t 97 96
K. AL Towksbtlrr. auditing aerountji 24 R4
cyru Itobblns. auditing accounts 30 ro
J, I). Bodlne clerk t- samo 23 00
u u. iiuoerbrant shoveling snow 1 00
U. 11 Freas, walnscoatlng and repairing
doors , 40 29
Ilarman Krcamer, hnt and coat hooks In
library ,. , ,,,,,, 5 60
W. F. Bodlne, papering Reg. ITo. and
com. omces 31 so
Daniel 5 lllcr, nutting glass In windows. 1 21
U Dehart. filinvnilntr snow. f.5
George W. sterner, glaM 1 67
iitw yi rrnairiiig lenco at court
Houm 11 im
W. Shoemaker, cleaning clos't and II
brary 1 13
Casev & Dawson, ron. nlasterlnir 40
Jas. Mccormick, cleaning loo from pave-
lie 1, Ill,
n. F. xavltta. tilumber. renalrn si la
Hwank and Barndt, brooms 4 Oil
C. M. maker, asst. on duplicates, Ac... 64 10
iuu jiemug ana oiocrs, copying lteg.
and asaexn honks iq Ml
J. B. Casey, on Judg. and mortgages.... 16 00
Moan Bros, oilcloth 70
Fred Schwlnn, hsullng rubbish 1 75
James Cadman. renalrlntr chain, 11 tin
John Flshher, cleaning court room 60
I'. K. Vnnatta, papering sheriff's offlco.. ft 84
C. Ulldcrbrant, cleaning court room .. ft 00
nnuiouuuiT, uiuaaing loun rogm,,,... v
Lena Anderson, " " 2 75
A. c. Desheppard, repairing lock.... 2 85
II. A. McKllllp, portrait ot ei-Judgo El-
well, luinrn. tn pnnrt. mnm nil CO
Crc.ny & Well?, lumber, waln'g to 27 85
Creasy & Wells, lumber library. Co 17 50
Geo. A McKelvy, acid , W
George a Martin, repairing chair ffl
8. W. Garrison, work at law library to
John W. Kramer, work at taw library.. 6 25
D. It Ccffman, oiling and var. Ubrary.. IS 90
" paluingbaso tower 3 37
J. R Schuyler, bin hardware 1 70
E. Miutt, shoveling snow 40
0. K savage, clok for 0 room 1 and Ub'y 8 60
1. W. McKelvy, Ibill mdse 8 47
c. W. Hunyan, bill hardware 4 00
Bloomsburgsteam:il. K L 'a, for
heat forcourt llousodurlngyear,... 311 Kt
Sime, for rep. done to service pipe.... 76 63
illoorosburg aas Co., gas 213 41
BloonHburg water ca, water for tte
court House 81 35
,M. E. cox, work and cleaning In and
abiut Court IIouso 29 86
.Tease Rlttenhouse, commissioner 420 cs
Ezra Stephens, o-mml dinner 621 0.1
Wm. o. Girton, commissioner .. 624 ft
J.D. Bodlne, clerk to commissioners ,. ooo
B. F. Zarr, attorney for commissions ..... 105 00
Grant H. Herring, atty fur commissions
in absence ot Zarr . 00
$3688 41
COUNTY, JAIL AND ritlSON REQUISITIONS.
John Taylor, Janitor $ 6 58
David Winner, tallow 21
Charles Rico ' 72
John Masteiler. hoso for prisoners 25
.Michael Hess coal ... 15 97
Samuel MHffer, repairing ilooe 17 uo
Foundry and Machine Department Har-
rfbunr, bnlanco on boiler contract . 533 7!
II. .1. Clark & son. clothing for prisoners 2 49
I). Lowenberg estate " " " 5 80
J. A. Hess, shoes " " 3 25
1". s. Moyer, oil cans, tin cup4, etc .. 185
Ilarman tt llassert, repairs and grate..,. 1' so
II. F. Savlttn, repairs IB 85
O. A. Jacoby, coal.... 34 21
."wank Barndt, brooms 2 00
c. M. Drinker, repairing lock 1 CO
O.N. Wilson. bucket 60
P. Uoangst, ltep. shoes tor prisoners.... 221)
J. Keller, shirt and hose 1 30
II. B. Freas, rrp. cell noor S7
Kshleman A Wolf. repairs 7 16
W. C. Hbaw, painting 25
W. L Kornwald, bill clipping and clean
ing prisoners 8 00
Frederick sehwlnn. digging cellar for
water closet... 6 00
John Whltculght, stone for water clobet. 11 65
D a Laubach, laying wall for " " .1109
J. If. scliuyler to, bill hardware 7 6.3
P. O. Miller, coal..... 24 -7
Geary Doner, repairing wlmlowa AO"" 16 8.1
W. F. Bodlne, painting stable pig pen to 65 00
Geo. w. sterner, nails M
11. F. Hicks, oil, etc 1 81
Creasy & Wells, lumber 40 93
John Keller, repairing steam pump,... 21 85
c. A. Herman, work at old boilers 2 87
W. R Koeiicr, bill coal 80 2
Kvans Eyer, clothing for prisoners.... 10 23
Edward Casey, work at old bollere 3 12
II. W. Sloan ;blll clothing for prisoner.. 1 17
F D. Dentler shoes " " 3 70
C M. Human, Hardware 4 c7
c. A. Klelra. medicine for prisoners 1 211
Dr. J. c. nutter, medical attendance. ... 19 00
.1. 11. stecker, Boan 1 to
J. II. Casev, sheriff, turnkey fees during
year. so 00
Bloomsburg Oss company, gastor year.. 48 15
IlloouisOurg Water Co , water for yeu, 9 96
John 11. Casey, sheriff, boarding prlson'ru 693 09
John II. Casey, sheriff, washing for pris
oners... ... 78 9J
W. w. Barrett, sen ices ns warden 377 18
P tINTINO, STATIONERY. STAMPd AND BOX
RENT.
Oeo. A. Clark, envelopes and stamps and
box rent
A. 11. Cathcart, slam pa and box rent ....
R L Thomas, pens
w.'H. Brooke &Co , bill stationery
Wm. II. Snyder, Protbonotary, station
ery at.d bill blanks
C. II. Campbell, Reg. and Hec, station
ery am bill blanks
Wm. Mann A Co., legal cap paper
II L. Hunt, pens
Elwell k lialenbendar, printing annual
statement. ...
Elwell Blttenbender, two election pro
clamations. Elwell Blttenbender, printing notices,
Elwell Lttenbcndef," subscription for
$ 83 25
6 25
2 00
19 11
100 00
11 ca
u 75
6 00
43 00
31 50
13 00
1 00
43 00
45 00
31 00
12 O)
45 01)
32 OJ
00
46 45
DSD'T..
Catawlssa "News Item " annual state
meat
J. C. Brown, annual statemont
" " two cleotl in proclamations..
" " not lws, etc.
Wm. Krlckbaum, annual statement,,,,
" " court calendar.
" " two election proclama
tions. Wm. Krlekbaum, notices, blanks, etc., ..
$Si7 9J
INQUISITIONS.
David II. Walch, coroner, holding 8 In-
quests 122 99
Samuel snyder, J. P., Inquest of Clay
Woodrlog ;.... 11 71
Quy Jacoby, J. P. 3 Inquests 40 51
$ 113 21
FENINTENTIARY AND ASYLUM.
Keeping convicts In Eastern Penlnten-
tlary 941 (1
Keeping Lizzie Hawley, Warren Hospital 81 s!6
" Mary Sullivan Danville " ., 97 75
" Illram Alberisoa " " .. 97 !5
" John M.Barton " " .. 97 75
" Margaret Weaver " " .. 97 76
$'22 iO
BRIDGE BUILDING. AND REPAIRS.
DKATEIt.
Peter Kteght and others, Fisher's bridge
repairs to pier
Moyer Bros, Fisher's bridge, cem-nt ....
BkKTOK.
M. O. Hess, llartiuanbr.dge, snowing,.,,
M. I. Mo"enry. " lining....
II. II. Ilulme, Karns " " ,,
Dill. Earns, " ' snowing..,.
M. I'. Mcllenry, Benton bridge- ri ling.,
M. G. IICaH. " snowlug.,
11. 11. Hulme, Coles blldge, filling
J. W. Welllver, b. Mendenhail a bridge
repairing
Ell Mcllenry, I. Thomas biHge, tilling...
BLOOM.
Bloomsbuig Car Ca, Barton end Red
Rock bridge lumber
John Deny, Barton double brldgo snow.
tng
Hartley Mbertson. Barton bridge plank.
H'eaver Knorr, Bar. bridge, repairing .
J. S. Martz, " haul.g prk...
It. R llartmin, Barton brdg , laborer...
creasy wells, lumber
II. F. Delfrenbach ' " work.,
c. L, Artley, Red Rock bridge exatntn'g
J, Bachmau and otberu, Red Rock bridge
mason work
Creasy Wells, Red Hock brlde lumber
A. R Herring, " " trcit'e
Daulel Carr, " " " work
It. F. Kelley " ' work at nat
sunBcatte.
Wrought Iron Bridge Co., itlttenhouso
bridge, contract ,,, ,,
ctTawiasa.
David uinin, near moutn ot creek, re
pairs .,
risnivocKSKX.
a D. Ilagenbuch, btll.water bridge,
snowing ,
J. Baclimau and others, Zaner bridge,
mason work
J. ltlltenhoiiso Zaner's bridge, car faro
for hards.
J. I-ureel, ZanerB br.dge, b'dg hands..
1-eter Jones and others, Zaner's bridge
carpenter work.
John Bites, Zaner's brldgei masonry....
Silver spring Quarry Ca, zaner's bridge
lime and Mind ,, ..... .,
J. M. Brown, zaner's briigo. work ....
II. II. Uulme. do pank!
-artley Alberlson, do stone and hauling
Norman Mcllenry, do hauling stone., ,
. S, Stoker, do ticnu;r and haullog
Lloyd Zaner, do hauling stone
Peter Jones, rlu repairing
O. W. drake, do work
Henry Foilmer and others, do work
Jonathan Pursel, do work
Amos Drencher, Buttonwood bridge
stott Mcllenry, ailing ft bridges ,
UKBXNWOOn.
W. J. Wbltenlght, Eyersgrove Iron
bridge, lime
A. J; Ikeler, do stone and hauling
Wrought Iron Bridge ca do contract for
tbe superstructure ot new bridge
John A. Hock, Eyersgrove, Iron bridge
work , ,.,,,,,.,
Turner Kj,du work l...,...'.T.Tr
Iaaap Kline! dp work ,., ,
John Eyer, do hauling lime and stone,.
Daniel Ohf, do mason work.
8.S. Beyer, do hauling ,, .....
A. Fulnier, do tako old bridge out of
creek
J.J. Christian, christian brlige, snow.
J. E. SoilVvTrrEycrs'mbY'brUiire,' piuik
and BlUug
Hay man and Meyers, U ay man bridge re
pairing .... ....
George GnMoly, Uiwnly "bridge,"" BlUng
$ 11 ro
4 10
1 so
1 ro
75
2 00
1 M)
1 '0
1 Ul
8 00
1 00
-J 51
2 25
91 l4
44 30
1 00
1 50
14 41
3 Si)
2 CO
78 IS
108 01
59 40
1 75
3 75
10 13
I 60
76 IS
3 21
tt 65
16 64
ft 05
11 10
1 W
ft 47
115 69
l3?o
II 2s
t to
I 23
35 CO
10 61
4 61
3 SO
1 W
56 90
8)4 50
ft 83
' 94
".3
6 25
ep
ft go
t 00
u
MOO
BLOOMSBURG,
The Reliable Cloth
CONITNUI-S TO SELL
CLOTHING, HATS,
CAPS, TRUNKS
ami G-ENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Just as low tis before, and lower. I am determined to keep up the Keputation of being the
CHEAPEST ami BEST CLOTHIER. Satisfaction Always
rfcacTho largest stock and
ing Goods in Columbia, Montour,
. u V, ou,J""K jt-Jira 7 m
'mwp mwiiiiwi uruo repainDir a ivi
"'nnn and Meyers. V. 1? Mcllenry
Allnaa Cole, A. Cote bridge, tilling.. i m
UKULOCK.
C. M. Vanle-sllce, Hemlock bridge, clear-
lnir rnhhUh n
V.re,?!'. VF.('"',' 1ura-1 bridge, luiubor. . 9 28
u. a timet, di haullog iilank 1 00
neater i Knorr, tlo repairing 0 75
rcter Jones, do repairing..., 1 50
Jackso .
Itobblns i: Itattman. Iron bridge, con.
tract ior ib itments ma
Theo. Mend 'nhall, do filling west end of
abutment. 50 00
H. v. nartm in, do east end abutmenr.... sa 00
Wrongnt iron Hrldge Co., do contract for
superstructure soo 00
IXJCU8T.
Wellington Yeaeer. slibiown brllire, ro-
pslrato per 41 33
Daniel Mor is, ltelea ird bridge pi ink
niiu it-puirs ,,,, 7 7!t
Daniel Morris, iVal'en bridge, repairing 3 55
Danitl Morris, rilling 6 different brtdgos.
j vino ui 1,4 .1. , , ., j . . . . . . . iy
Oeorge Yeiger, upper Slabtown bridge
'""" cjihb 4 K4
UONTODR.
.T. It IttWO. lll.n.M n
.... .....v., iu 1. ultimo, lutimia..., as,
oer Uros. ituiurc brldjrn, cctnent 225
v.u3a. nuuuur, imprfc unae, stone 3 ss
kilt. PLKAS4NT
J. W. Moroan, Sands bridge, plank & nil.
. ing .. 1 00
Amos Wanlch, Wanlch brldgo, filling .. 1 50
J. .V. Mordati. Wilson's i.rldge, Ulilng.... I 00
W. J. Whltenlght, Vaiidersllce bridge
fining. 1 jo
0K1KOE.
Hartley Albcrtson. Iron b'ge plank 15 61
Wrought Iron HrMgo Co. Herring brldgo
balance contract" 83150
Nelson Krcas, Herring bridge, letting
wa'er ui of nc3 g 00
I. K. Dlldlne, I rot bridge, repairing 1 00
Meckenstlne Urothers, Iron bridge, re
pairing J: plank 5 85
I'm ,
J. J. Christian, c trlstlan bridge, snow.
lngandnit'ng 400
W. H. snoemaker, Shoemaker's bridge
Plank . 3 so
SCOTT,
a. W. Kelchner stone brUe Kpy ailing 1 50
Slla' Youi.g. LliUtnt. bridge, shingles.. 12 sa
Jojn Wanlch, d) repairing 7 00
BC01RLOAF.
B. K. Ur.v. B. Cole bridge, snnwtnt and
renal 1 Ing
John cole, J. K. cole bridge, tilling and
snowing
4 00
2 50
J-I8I.1 4)
ASSESSORS PAY.
Districts. Annual 1 Dlstrlcia,
Beaver $ 31 0 I Hemlock
Annual.
27 19
22 66
4S SI
31 10
26 84
411 21
22 95
23 41
24 79
31 23
Benton 31 19 Jackson
nernlck.Kait 24 61 Locust
Berwick, uist 2132 Madison
llloum, Kast 41 60 Mai .
hioiin, west 40 29 Mimin
Brian reek 43 sc .Mo., tour
Catawlssa 45 41 Mt. Pleasant
centr. 11a 53 28 Orange
centre sa w line
Conyngham, N. 27 01 lloarlngcreek
conyngham, S. 21 03 ccoit, li and W,
FtUitngcreek 41 31 Sugarloat
Franklin 19 79
16 81
44 22
31 CO
Ureeuwood 45 02
Assessors tor full registry of vot a
Daniel Uoolman, 'Irienmal assessing ot
conyngham tw'p for iss.
$950 52
174 00
6 75
$1177 27
27 00
bOALPS.
Amou it paid sundry presons for scalps'
duilng year .. . .
, ELECTION EXPENSES.
Lemuel Drake, room rent for general
election ot it 7
Samuel smith, publishing election proc
lamation .,
J. II. tt right & Co., election blanks for
spring electl n, I8b9
Joaepn Padden et, aL, overseers of North
conyngham
Daniel uearhaiteu aL, spring election
officers ....
Mrs. J. p. Smith tt, aL, room rent, spring
election....... .. , .
Peter Kuegnt et. al., constables, adver
tising and attending spring election
Itidgway l-ubllshing Co., prohibition
eleetlonblauka.. ;.'....., ....
W tmdr, Proinonotoiy, counting pro.
hlblilonvote
Daulel tiearhan el aL, prohibition elec
tion omcers
Mrs. J. p. amlth et- at., piohlbiuon room
len tt
I etcr Kueght et, el cout ables attend.
Ing pr hlbltlon electlun
Itidgway I'ub. on.. electUa blanks for
ueuer I election
D. llearhatt et. al , electhu orjlcers, gen.
eral election. I5M1 . ....
Mrs, J. p. smith, 1 1, aL, toom rent, (leu.
election, 181) . .. ..
W. II. snidercountlng falfvole
P. Hneyht cf, al., constables atiendlng
general electl )i, lsji
J, a t'aaey, Sherltf, mlvertlalng general
and special electljns
6 00
1 00
89 13
6 00
391 54
143 00
141 0)
II 51
9 00
4SKJ 95
141 00
62 OU
13 63
418 15
111 IK
9 23
62 00
t to
$1073 61
, BLANK BOOKS.
Levi v Fry oopj lug book 3 73
F. u Duller, register military roll books 37 ou
w. il. Bruokeft Co. uldnk books j u)
V F. ; Murphy's son's, will l.k 13 0)
t. B. lnriy, blank and assess buoks and
duiilicates for three years 249 75
W. i. Murphy's bon's, blank book tor
Prothmotary 01 mi
Wm. Manu Co, deed book 14.00
i.F"' DIST1UUUTED AND llEr-UNDEU
Districts itoan. schooL Poor.
Ueaver f is,a (i ,
Hlln , 14 91 64 5
Uriarcreek tj 33 j it
catawlssa 4 42 10 5a a uj
centralla vt8 a
i rahktll) ., 4J
Clreeuwood 1C 41
Hemlock 75 5 7J
Jackson u on
Locust 32 M 31 41
orange la 40
line si 00 87 ?o s 71
Hoarlngcrcel: 41 11 " 3 71
1102 62
1417 04
S 37
&J
TOMU
Mi 00
IM 00
24 71
SS 01
85 110
31 10
34 00
15 00
Total nmt tax distributed
Taxei refunded too. Davis, CeniraUa.
froiniB.
Taxes rifunded to W, u. Allen, uioom,
trjm 188I , , ,
BUltlAL 01' DECEASED BOLDIKKS AND
H X)NEj4,
Iwls llaker, Jackson, funeral
Caleb O'lirten, Uenton "
Adam Cotterman, Madison, funeral ...
II. K. Pelerman, teuton, "
J. C. Sylvia, Uloom,
Mayberry'frout Catawlssa
A. Lunger, Centre,
It. II. Uoody tomb 6tono for ("apt. c. a
Urockway
T. L, (lunton, tomb stone for T. Hart.
man, FUh ngcreek .
I 2U is
8IIUEP OIIDEIIS ISSUED,
Districts
Amt.
Mlhlln
13 CO
uenton
llrlarcicek
centra
Klshlneolk
Kmillln
Oreenw'd
Jackson
Jladlson
ill 00
21 00
fi (X
km
24 00
41 00
00
3)00
Mt pleaso't
Montour
Orange
line
ltoar'go'k
soctt
Sugarloat
1 00
OU
2 00
41 00
28 00
W 75
4 00
SUT in
STAT8UKNTJ)OaTAJNI) BUEKP FUND.
Cash on hand,.., , " , tTMtm
Vot tax due from polleotors ,...,,,, imn
Probable eommlaalou and eionerallons !uo f 0
RESPECTFULLY YOURS,
choicest line of Clothing, Hats,
and Northumberland Counties,
ItECAPTIULATION.
Miscellaneous
Courts. Jurors pay, constables returns 4o
osts In coinmonivealth cases
Itoad and brl l(y views and road damans
Commissions otneo and cou rt house .......
county Jail
Printing, stationery and psstage .........
Inquisitions.
l'enlntentlary and asylum
hrldge building and repairs
Assessors' pay"
wcilps
Election expenses
Blank books
Taxes dlstrtouted and refunded
Burial ot dee'd soldiers and tomb stones
$ 25094 94
COUNTY FINANCES.
ASSETS.
Cash balances on hand
Balance duo from collectors
Probable commission and exoneration..
434S 78
9403 90
14191 64
1500 09
. ,. 12692 68
2 sett collectors tax duplicates on hand l 00
2 sets annual assess books and copies 67 00
Paper; pens so . 25 oj
J12S04 63
LI ABILITIES.
Estimated costs in common
wealth cases where the Co.
became liable 200 00
Amount duo tho Beveral districts
for tax"S 115 00
Estimated amount due on road
and bridge views 100 00
Estimated amouit due on road
damage 625 00 1010 00
$11968,68
$11763 CS
Amount ot assets over and abovo lUblll
ties as per estimate
We, the undersigned commissioners ot Colum
bia county, do hereby certify that the foregoing
is a correct statement of the accounts ot said
county tor the year A. D. i8g.
WILLI M (1. OlltTON,
JESSE KITTEN HOUSE,
EZltA STEPHENS,
Commissioners ot Columbia County.
Attest: J, D. Booins, Clerk.
We, tho undersigned Auditors of Columbia
County.navlng beee 1 lected to adjust and Bottle tho
accounts ot the Treasurer and comralsslo'.ersof
col. Co. do hereby certify that we met at the office
of the Treasurer and commissioners In Bloomso'rg
Mondiy, January 6th, A. 1). 181', and ended ex
mlnatlon on Saturday, January 18, 1890,4elng en.
gaged therein nine d lys, and carefully examined
lno accounts and vouchers ot the same from the
seventh day ot Januiry, isaj, to the sixth day of
A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY !
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.
4.50 PER BARREL.
It gives satisfaction every time. Try it, only 56c for 25 lbs.
Old process Graham Hour, fresh ground.
BRAN, MIDDLINGS, CHOP, ALL KINDS.
1000 bushels choice heavy recleaned White Oats not stained,
nor musty. Good for seed."
At the old Aqueduct Mill, Rupert.
T.eavo orders at
KEITER'S CARPET STORE,
MAIN ST., BLOOMSBURG, - - - - PA:
20 Per Cent.
Exta Inducement Sale.
Our season for selling winter
snorts is getting short. We
mist .r.arry over stock or "extra
indi:t.,:" buyers. We therefore
decidjby a timely sacrifice to
convert goods into cash, by
j;vini this unusual discount :
Twnly per cent, ojf from
regular marked prices, which
gives the buyer goods at net
cost.
During thirty-three years of
uusiness it is our proud record
to have won a reputation for
avoiding all misrepresentations
and keeping all our promises,
and this is not one low bait
price to catch average profits,
but is a well-defined, broad
gauge policy to "extra induce"
buyers, and turn a long winter's
stock in a short season.
This 20 per cent, discount
includes our entire stock of
Ready-made Clothing with
Blue and Black 'goods, at ten
per cent.
E. O. THOMPSON,
SPECIAL READYMADE CLOTHING
1313 0IIBaTNUT BTREET,
Ofroaiti rus kixt,
WtlUDELPIIIA.
JIPP & PODMOUE.
AUCHITEOTP,
OSTKBIIOUT Ilmimun Will.-..
iJl"?,cb 0mw- "loom.burg, fa., with
i&ir aMK W?' Oo"n"llr7
- - - ZrPA.
ing House,
Guaranteed.
. EVIAIER.
Caps, Trunks and Gents' Furnish-
Pa.
January, . D. 189), anl find them correct m
above stated,
lllven under our hindi and seals this tbo lstli
dayofJanuiry. A. D. IMW. u
E. M.TKWKWHMY, fasti.
J. B. YKTrmt, 8SAI.
CYliUS HOUUINS, ISIAI.)
..... . .. .. county Auditors.
Attest: J. V. BoniNK, Clerk.
ELY'S Catarrh
Cleanses the
Nasal Passages,
Allays pain and
Inflammation,
Ileal9 tlio Sores.
Kestores tho
Senses ot Tnsto anl
emeu.
tr ... 1
TRY tho GURE.MirW-EEVER
Apartlclols applied Into oach nostril and ta
reglstorod. 60 ctfl. '
c..x inuji usiis, sa -yarron St., Now Y ork.
8 14-d-tt.
PROFIT GUARANTEED
iMerce I.nrtn & Investment Co.
Tacoma, Wash.
CAPITAL $100,010.
S(oca, Bond, mid Slurtgage Loans.
Make investments in Ileal Estate for non-residents
In sums of ($1110) one hundrel dollirs an 1 unw irda
anl guarantee protlL Write for free Information,
maps, to. EUBN PIEItUK, President. 2-14 d-it.
PARBI I' Oil K.RNT
A farm of lOOaofea, witn nanlsorao new house
and barn, and supplied with bundant water, will
pe rented at a low rent for the torm of nve years,
to a gopd tenant who nan furnUh hi 4 own Block
ai equipment. Tae farm is tn tlu Oitawlisa
valley on tne Townsnip road Iro n llr indonvlll ) to
Auaenreld, two mites from Brandonvlle and near
i.o?.rJIy.a2.9r- iteterencca requested. AddrBsi
HSrltf,,8- THOMPSON, Engineer (lirara Estate
Wttsvllle, Pa. Nov. j.ty,
AGENTS WANTED?7 "n oW rellablo linn
sales. Simple free. A raro opportunity.
2-14-a-it Geo. A. scott, eiJ U dway, N. W
R F. SAYITS,
1 tvuuumuuuuu. rn..
mis eecured tlio solo agency ol"
Columbia county for tho Nation
al Sheet Metal Kooftng Co.
Theso roofs aro guaranteed to
be far superior to any other
roof as they are both storm and
wind proof.
Sheet iron roofs of this nianu
lacturo can bo put up as cheap
as tin, and last much longer.
Hoofs aro mado of sheet iron,
tui. or oopper, as -parties may
desiro. J
Orders may bo secured
through B. P. Savita, Blooms
imre;, Pa., who will put on tho
roofs and
o iuu nuiat
or may bo ordered direct from
Tim
National Sheet Metal Roofing Co.
610-520 East 20th Street, N. Y.
QHAKTEll NUTICr". "
bo made ti UwVlv! rn?rrI1,.SyP''?Sl !?P
OPERA mm UMlflMvllllDfi
nerCH lOtb iftj by C'liarin '11 V u"
calkwl 'Tlie Mslilnff eilJJt ? corporation to be
Mo'S
ihscountWof columbu -nf,' f.'ln c"k ".'
Mream not eiwimr twin?.?? ,iulhn on sint
the right to clear outhSS In length wltu
purchS dams. eretT,i'p.ro?oana wo tE me,
VAIS a UCMICUISL
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AWysler Appwaiiu
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