COLUMBIAN AM) DEMOukaT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.(
The Columbian
J. K. BHtonooalor., fE4lw"'
BLODMSBUBG, PA,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1890.
William A. Wallaoo of OloiufleUl
has modo an nisiKtimont. for tho bcno
fit of creditors. His rtsaoU aro double
Ms liabilities, but ho was forcod to as
sign beoauso tho banks would not
carry his papor. Tho creditors will
loso nothing.
WASHINGTON LETTEE-
(Prom oar lingular corraspondont.)
Washington, D. 0. D.oo. 15, 1890
Mr. Ilnrrison's little Bohomo of push
ing tho Force bill for his own poreonal
benefit is at last slowly beginning to
percolate through tho brains of tho
other Presidential candidates, and tho
rosnlt is a decided ooolnoss towarda
that measuro on tho part of a number
of loading republicans. It is believed
that Mr. Harrison is figuring that tho
thousands of supervisors and deputy
supervisors who would be appointed
under this bill, should it bocorao a law,
might bo utilized to form the basis of eitiler expressed or implied, all widows
a ii-.'tihuu iuuuiiuiu i.ui iuijjih. wu... (jowcr Bnouia oo exempt irom taxation,
onounh of tho stato delegations to tho 1 fixf,flnt it eouals or oxoeeds a certain
noxt republican national convention to amount, Bay fifteen hundred or two
inauro ma nomination. thousaua dollars,
Thcro is a very strong pronauiiuy
poor. Among tho lomos dally dis
cussed by groups of oituons whore, by
chance, they moot, will exemplify tho
drift of opinion as to tho legisla
tion desirod, which it is bolioved would
relievo tho overtaxed farmers from an
unjust inequality of taxation. Tho
points in question are, 1st: That all
remunerative proporty, viz. i Farm,
town, borough and cltv personal and
corporate property, shall, in proportion
to thoir market, or cash value, bo sub
joct to equalization of taxation for nil
nutlionzcd purposes, in manner as an
real oatato. 2nd i That unpaid pur
ehaso money on real ostato shall be de
ducted from tho valuation of said real
cstntc, and that said lien or Hens
against said real estate, wholhor by
article ot agrcoraont, judgment or
mortgage, taxes accruing on valuation
of said lions, shall bo paid by holders
ot said lions. The reasons for such
equalization of taxation aro obviously
manifest, viz: An individual holdiug,
or owning a half interest in anyreales-
laio null auotuur muiviuuai uuuiwiy, ui
owning tho other half interest in form of
judgment or mortgage! it is not just
and equal tnat tno lormer a noma pay
tho taxes on tho entiro valuation of
said real estate, including tho interest
on said judgment or mortgage, whero
as each should pay half of tho taxes on
each of both, of real cHato and judg
ment or mortgage, or, as tho case may
bo. 3rd. Iloal ostato purchased, sub
ject to widow's dower, valuation shall
bo doduoted therofrom equal to said
widow s dower, for reasons as aoove;
and for various other good roasonsf
that, tho Forco bill will bo sholved for
good this week. Tho administration
and the republican Senators of the
TTnar strina havo hoard from tho people
nnd aro in almost a panic in thtir
anxiety to do something to satisfy the
nnhlin ilnmand for moro inonoy; and
JohkO. Wenner,
I. K. Kktckiiaum,
And other citizens.
Benton Pa., Deo. 12, 1890.
A Oure for Pimples
My face for tho last few years was
vet thov aro mortally- afraid that when J. ... 5mi u.j ., i
once a financial bill of any kind g?'8 uaou t0 bo ashamed to go anywhere,
before tho Senato a substitute proyid- l k t boUle9 of Sul)hljr Bitterg
icg ior ireo uoni win r',"' anj tho pimples disapearcd. 1 uso
It was this fear which caused certain h ' 'iaG. K. Dow, Fall
enuiura tu aueuii'i g I JUver. 12-12 2 t.
aonatora to promise mat u a um
introduced authorizing tho Secretary
of the Troasnry to purohaso anywhero
from twenty to thirty millions oi uui
lara worth of silver bullion thoy would
not offer frco com3go as a substitute
for it. It is needless to say that no
flfimnnmts made anv promise; it is the
policy of tho democratic Senators to
Wv nlonr of all entanglements, in
order to be preparod to tako advaot-
TJ3AUHEB8' INSTITUTE-
Tho annual sess'on of tho Columbia
County Teachers' Institute convened in
tho Opera JJouse isioomauure at. a r.
M. Monday Deo, 15 1890. The devot
ional exercises were conducted by Itov.
YV. O. Levereit of tho JipiBCopal
Church. Ho announced tho hymn
"Rock of Ages," which was sung by
DAYS ( SE POWDER
Prevents Lunir Fever nnd
cure Distemper, Heaves,
ravers, to.,rao.
1 pound lit each raokago.
BoM l-y all iWlpm.
DR. BEL'S BABY
Cflftlliinino Tonflilnn!?14""'!
lauuuuioa igcmiiiiki-
an. imm mm V.
spa. 4 i or uio oute oi
BULL'S cpfey
Asthma, f g I H I Incipient
fMo00ffllllllin Con-
Cough,
sumption
tnd for the relief of
Consumptive persons
rniox its era.
For ! by H ilrnrrnn.
SYRUP
ounrc lasovs cubes cioAnenca for Ca
tAC tmltl Pile. 10 cu. Atoll aniiliu.
oco of anv circumstanees that may 1 tho Institute after which ht read a por-
occur to secure jegisiawuu iu ucua.i u. nun ul ounptuio uu um.. .Mv.
ihn nnonlp.
Mr. Harrison has, I am credibly in
formal, mada nn his mind to send a
Hncninl mes'aoe to Concress intimat-
inc what kind of a finanoial bill he
would sign, tie nas so nuio iuuubucu
in Congress that it matters little what
he recommends.
No nomination for the vacanoy on
the bench of tho Supreme Court has
yet been sent to tho Senato, and I am
told by a republican Senator that it is
doubtful whether it will go in until the
Forco bill is disposed of because Mr.
Harrison has tendered tho appointment
to Senator Spooner, and he is atraid to
have him leave tho Senato before tho
vote is taken on tho Forco bill tho
mnrerin is too small to looso a vole.
Tho farce called an investigation of
the Pension office has beon resumed by
tho House committee. Tho comm
ittee shows a trreat deal more anxiety
not to find crookednesss than it does
to find it. An attempt will be raado
to get the.committeo to look into tho
methods by wnion a son oi wmrau
eioaer Raum became Attornoy lor .
lame number of applicants, whose
claims bad been practically piaeon-hol
ed in tho the office before he took
charue of them.
Tho bill reducing the fee for ob
taining an increase pension to a nas
beeu favorably reported to tho Houso,
This is a hard blow to tbo pension
sharks, but Secretary Noble is trying
to strike them still harder by getting
all tho states to adopt tho system now
in vocuo in Massachusetts, Minnesota
and Wisconsin, of havintr the Atto
ney General of the Stato look after all
applications for pensions, froo of
charge.
The re-apportionment bill providing
lor a membersmp ot 35U to tno Jriouse
of Representatives has been reported
to the House, and tho republicans bay
ing taoitly agreed that New York
should have whatever additional ron
resentation it is entitled to should
thero be a recount in Now York City
and Brooklyn, it is not thought that
tho democrats will oppose its passage.
Senator Vest has presented to the
benate a memorial irom tne JNauoaal
Bankruptcy Convention urging tho lm
mediate passaco of the Torrey bank
ruptoy bill, which passed tho llouso at
tne last session. A number ot pell'
tions against its passage havo been ro
ceived from tho northwestern states.
Tho notorious ship subsidy bills
which passed the Sonate at tho last
session wero too much for tho republi
cans of the House, committco on Mer
chant Marine and they have agreed
upon a singlo bill as a substitute for
both of them. The new bill combines
many of tho features of tho other two,
and is ceitain to pass tho House,
moro's the pity.
Roprcsenlaiivo Crain, of Texas, has
reported from tho House committco on
Post offices a resolution calling on the
Postmaster General as to tho extent
and grounds tor complaints of inefll
oient post-ofiice service in Texas and
other states.
Thero isn't as much talk about Mr.
Blaine's reciprocity sohemes as thero
was a short time ago, and a suspicion
is arising that tho administration isn't
giving tne Secretary ot stato any
earnest support in this matter.
Equalization of Taxation.
Now that tho Legislature is about to
convene, all interests ara anxiously
awaiting dovelopemonts in tho coun
sels ot their deliberations. Many
ahanges are demanded, and reforms
anticipated. Tho present legislature
will be looked upon as tho most im
portant in tho history of the State, not
on acocount of superior talent, but on
aocount of the prevailing discrimina
tion in past legislation. No class of
citizens will bo more observant to tho
faithful bestowineut of equal distribu
tion in tho economy of measures pass
od, than ttie farmers. And no class
will avengo the betrayal of thoir
rights moro effectually than they.
That their representatives from Colum
bia county may not misunderstand, or
be misled by sldo issues, many of thoir
constituents, in comparing inequalities
uow existing as tho result of past legis
lation, now and hero, protest against
further legislation in tho interests of
the few, as against tho interest of tho
many, and theroby imposiog tho un
just bnrthou of taxation upon the
The Superintendent then introduced
Rev. D, J. Waller Sr. who delivered
the address of welcome. He, besides
welcoming the teachers of Columbia
county, spoke of tho cduoational pro
gress made by not only me souoois oi
Bloomsbnrg, but by tho sobools of the
county and Stato as well.
Prof, li, J. Wilbur ot ine jNormai
school, responded to the address in a
pleasing manner, ana manned mm iu
hehalf of tho teachers for his words of
welcome and encouragement-
W. W. HeSner. C. M. Terwilliger
and Miss Floreuce F. Montgomery
having been appointed a committee on
permanent organization maoe me ioi
lowing report; Treas., J. F. Harkins, of
Bloomsbnrg; Sec, Boyd Trescott, of
Greenwood ; Doorkeeper, H. M. Grolz,
of Main, wbioh was adopted by the
Institute.
Dr. D. J. Waller, Jr., Supt. of Pub
lie Instruction, was then introduced.
After a few minutes recess Prof,
Nootling of tho Normal came boforo
tho lnstltuto and nddrcsFcd tho teaoh
ors on "Tho Relation of Psychology
to Toaohlng." Too muoli timo is given
to expression and not enough to im
pression. A child must fi-Bt bo put In
possession ot a fact. Givo two-thirds
of tho timo to silent reading, or thought
gotting. a eulid study tiio sen
tence or paragraph and givo tho mean-
Inrr boforn lin nttnmntR to rnml lnnr1.
Have pupils writo as noarly perfectly TTTReRUlateSthBBOWelsl
Dr. waller mado a tew remarks em
phasizing the plans ndvftiiood bv Prof.
Nootling and closed by paying ho was
ono ot ttio best teachers of penman
ship ho over knew.
Miss Miller rendered a solo and tho
remalndir of tho morning session was
dovoted to Hlgbeo Memorial Exeroises
In which Dr. Waller, Kov. lloilmon
and Prof. Wehh made brief addresses.
TUESDAY AKTEHNOOff.
Tho eession opened at 2 p, m., with
singing "Come, Oooic, Como."
Prof. Cope of the Norm:il was then
Introduced and add e-sed lb- teaohen
on tho subject of "Aiilhmelio'1 in tho
place of Prof. M. 0. Brumbaugh of
Huntingdon, who was absent on ao
count of Biokncss. Pupils should bo
taught solf-dopcndence. Away with
rules t let pupils mako tiiem when re
quired. Mental and written work
should go hand in hand.
Dr. Waller addressed the lnstltuto
on the work required in Publio In
struction. Ho said it was both patri
otic and philantbropio. AVo must look
10 the schools to transform tho foreign
element. It was a wise provision that
tho founders of our system gavo the
miximum amount of control to tho
local authorities. The Stato raises
about twelve million dollars for sohool
purposes, and tho appropriation was
being increased almost yearly. At
this point tho speaker was interrupted
by Hon. E. M. Towkabury, who wish
ed to know if it was tne desire ot tbo
department to ask for greater Stato
appropriation. Being informed that it
was, he said the Grangers havo passed
a resolution asking tor lour million
dollars.
After singing by tho Institut", Prof.
Wilbur addressed tbo lnstltuto on
"Civil Governmont." He spoko parti
cularly of the township officer. It
was remarkable how soino persisted iu
calling tho sherilt and coroner town
ship officers, but it clearly showed the
necessity ot instruction in that lino
EVENING SESSION.
1 ho eveuing session opened with a
song by Piof. Wm. B. Hall.
Mrs. Welsh recited a selection from
"The Merchant of Venice."
Dr. James Hcdley, of Cleveland, O ,
was introduced and delivered his lec
ture, entitled "Tho Sunny Sido of
Life." Tho speaker spoke particularly
of making the best of all human con
ditions, ltoses do not bloom among
Aiotio snows, neither does sunshine
abound in homes whero hughter is
unknown. He wished that all mothers
would mako their homes so pleasant
that tbo boys would stay at home.
(to be continued.)
EXECUTOR'S SALE
-OF VALUAI1L-E-
Itcui Estate !
He spoko of tho exoellent work being
done by Civil Servico Commission; of
Tlie unaerslgnod executors ot the last wul and
testament ot Aaron Ileal dece&sod. will oxdoso to
pubUo sale on premises in Flshlngereelc township,
uoiumoia couaty, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1891,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, the following des
cribed real estate late or said Aaron Hess, deo'd.,
io-wii:
A certain (arm situate In Flshlngcreek town
ship aforesaid, centrally located. Bounded on the
north by lands ot Ramuel Thomas and Thomas
Ilartman, on the east and south by other lands
lato ot the estate of said Aaron Uess, deceased,
ana on tne west by lands of William Edcar.
Thomas Uartman and B. W. new. contalnlne
125 ACRES
S7 perches of land net measure. Tho eastern line
ot said land running north 10 and three-fourth de
grees cast, and extending In length ono hundred
fltty-two and six-tenth perches, on which 13 erect
ed a Bank Uarn and two story
tho work being done by the various
teachers institutes throughout tne state,
showing that Pennsylvania ranked well
among Slates, aud urged teaohers to
conduct their schools in such a manner
that the pupils in tho advanced grades
could pass the Civil Service examination.
Miss Annio'Miller then entertained
tbo Institute with a solo.
Mrs. Alma Sager Welsh being intro
duced spoko on tho bubiect of reading.
She said that parents and teachers
should not permit tho uso of baby
taking among tno cmiuron, me
meaning of the diacritical marks snomu
bo known, that the proper pronuncia
tion of words could ba given.
Rov. Chas. T. Steele was introduced
and read humorous poem to the delight
of the Institute. Prof. Hall then led
in singing, alter which it adjinmed
EVENING SESSION.
At the evening session a fair sized
audieuco assembled. Miss Black of
Ccntralia ononed the session with
piano solo. She was follow jd by Jlliss
Miller who rendered a solo in her usual
charming manner,
Hev. tJhas. 1 . oteck the lecturer ot
the evening was then introduce i and
delivered his lecture entitled "ihe
Horo Rocognized and Unrecognizad.
Spaoo will not permit giving a synop
sis of it. Suffice it to say that it abound
ed in facts whieh show that ciroumstaii
ces create heroes, that many bec 11110
lioroos only by hnisbing the work some
one else had begun, and that ma-iv
deserving heroes die unknown
TUESDAY M011NINO.
Tuesday b'-sjioii opened with 110 of
tho 118 teachers of the county in attoi.
danco. Supt. Johnson called the Institute
to order at 8.30 fcr the purpose of dis
posing of tho Memorial pictures and
volumes of tho late Dr. JS. E. Higbee,
to the teachers and schools which had
contributed to tho fund last year.
At nino o'clock the primary teachers
retired to tho High School building
whero they held a session until ten
o'clock, and the regular session in the
Opera House was opened with singing
"Father, Whato'cr There bo of Earthly
Bliss."
The devotional exercises were con
ducted by Rev. 1. K. Patterson of tho
Presbyterian church, who read a por
tion of tho 139th- Psalm and offered
Ir.bliltuo sang "tjorae, come away,
after which Prof. J. P. Welsh of tho
Normal School was introduced and
spoko of Teachers' Successes. Among
inanv other things bo said that a teach
er manages not only tho school, but
tho parents and directors bb won.
Lead parents to seo tho advantages of
a studv rather than allow them to set
out the dlsatUanlasos of it. Build
character.
The Institute saog "The Wandor
Staff," "Tho Days Are Gaing By"
and "Beauty overywbero."
Vice President IloUner then intro
ducod Prof. Riohardson, of Berwiok,
who proscuted "Color Teaching." He
showed how tho colors could be com
bined to make shades and tints. To
illustrato his work ho used disks of
ooloicd card board which he revolved
rapidly by means of an instrument
constructed for the purpose.
Supt. introduced Rev. Chas. T.
Steok, who, by reoueat recited Poe'i
uaveD."
There is moro Catarrh in this seo
tion of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until tne last
few years was supposed to be incur
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease, and pres
cribed local remedies, and by constant
ly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven Uatarrn to be a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires consti
tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Curo, manufactured by F.J, Cheney &
(Jo., Toledo, U1110, is the only constitu
tional curo ou tho Market. It is taken
internally in doseB from 10 drops to a
teaspoonfull. It aols directly npon
tbo blood and mucous surlacos of tho
system. Thoy offer one hundred dol
lars for any .case it fails to curo. Send
for circulars and testimonials. Address
F. J. Cheuoy & Co., Toledo, O,
Sold by Druggists, 73c.
a good well ot water at the house, and other out
buildings. 75 acres ot tho land aro cleared and
the balance well wooded.
ALSO;
Another farm situate Immediately south ot the
above mentioned farm, bounded on tho east by
land of Samuel Thomas, heirs of John Allcgcr, de
ceased, and William Mears on tho south by Hun
tingdon Creek and on the west by land! ot John
William T. Emery, James E. Jones deceased.
Samuel J. Tealer and WllllaniEdgar, containing
OS ACRES
Hpercnos of land net measure, be tho samo moro
or less, upon which 13 located a good spring of
water, about forty acres ot tin land being cleared
and In a good state of cultivation and tho balance
well timbered.
Both of said farms are located within two and
one-nait miles of tno railroad and about one mile
from Jonestown. All the clear lan J Is tn a good
state of cultivation, Is divided into convenient
fields, with water contenlent, fruit trees, fruits of
all kinds on tho place, rerssns desiring to view
the premises will pleaso call on the undersigned
executors. Both farms will bo offered for sale
separately and together and sold to the best ad
vantage. Con lltlons made known on day ot sale
Liberal terms will bo olercd. All psrsonal prop
erty on the premises reserved and also all grain
and otner crops in the groun 1.
OaiNTUnitHi o, 11. w. II ESS
Attr. IKA d. nKBs.
Executors ot Aaron Uess, dee'd.
erO0.M nrli I. tin i- mJ. bj Jctm 7..
nodwtiil'lrvy..VY.,at work fur Oi. lUtdar,
you niy ,t n,ik t much, bul vi t tm
(athyonqiiUl.ly bow tot-am from ftt
F1U day at tbt Karl, and mot aa jcu r"
en. lloth Mitt, all art. In any pari of
Amtrlcl. full cm cuinmnii ( lin, .-r.
trig D your liine,or aj'ira mom tut 1 only ta
(l.a work. All la new. Crral ar StUK fur
try wotkar. atari yen, fumlifclnr
vtmhlnv. KAHN.V, M tVDH.Y U,rnart
rAirriCl'LAltS tMLK. Addr.M.t cm,'
fcllSkUS ((., 1-UUTLAkli, xmi.
COMPOUND EXTrUCTVS
The Importance ot purifying the blood can
not be overestimated, tor without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and we ask-you to try Hood's
n..i Barsaparllla. Ititrengthens
rcuuuai ana builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while It eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
ot the vegetable remedies used give to
Hood's Barsaparilla pecul- T" lie-If
lar curative cowers. No ' 0 Hoc 1 1
other medicine has sucb arecordol wonderful
cures. II you have made up your mind to
buy Hood's SarsaparlUa do not be Induced to
take any other Instead. It Is a Peculiar
ueaicine, ana is worthy your confidence,
nood's SarsaparlUa Is told by all drugfdstj,
Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, llass.
100 Dosos Ono Dollar
REAL ESTATE
rOH SILK IN
BLOOMSBURG.
Main Street Desirable bulldlne lot fiOx
ail, price $iuu,
Fifth Street Houio end Int. honaR renti
fcr$S per month, room to bulM several
moro bouses. 110 feet front on Fifth
Htreel, price 9 1050.
Fint Street Frame house. 6 rooms, lot
00x214, price 1J1050.
Fourth Street Larzc frame houBe. B rooms
1 101 iwi icet iront on street, price sssgoo.
Fifth Street Lurce framo dwelling house.
1 g rooms, oui-Kucuen, uam, nne iruu, etc,
oi yuxzuu, price iouu.
Main Street Lireei store bulldlne. with
I dwelling house on samu lot, corner lot
fronting on two streets, price 41X11).
Tenant houses and a number ot vacant
lots in other parts of the towp, all ot which
are tor sale ou easy terms. For further
particulars inquire or
VYINTKU3TKKN tt UECKLEV,
First National Kink liuilding,
tt Ulnoinsliurg, t'u,
GOOD S A I, All Y
ANIUCXI'lt.NNltS PA Ml.
Wo want a few moro aon I men to mil our nur.
scry products. To energetic and reliable men we
win guarantee Liberal Wages and I'ermnnent
KmPIOJ-mfnt. rrovlatintinprlpfif-i. i.nt rfvitilrl-
Terms and outfit frco. Addroua stating age and
enclosing stamp
StAHS, HENRY & CO..
8ENEOA MJItSEItlK'. GENEVA. N. Y
19 Mt.
E
XECUTOH's NOllUK.
Krtat 0 ltttr arou, flVnviiwiI.
Letters tegtAmentarr on nalrl (retain liavlnirhfMm
granted to tho undersigned executor, all poisons
indebted to said oatato ara hcrobr notlaivl to pay
tho same, and those havlig claims against said
ostato to present the same to
UDT JAOOST, Ally, UAVIU UKOSS,
ll-18-8t. Executor.
SEAL, GARMENTS
VOlt
HOLIDAY IMtlMKNTri.
Capes and Muffs ot Heat, llusslan Bablo, Mlnlc,
Heaver, I'erslin, AlasKa riable, Monkey, etc, etc.,
ot finest quality far below market value. An ox-
ttrneueu ui u ;urs uaa usuiuiisiieu lur our nouso
bo highest reputation. All goods warranted
KCE3SriS"2" SIEDB,
14 West 14th St., New Yorlt City.
19 S it.
CORNS BUNIONS
Aiiii rosmvLLY cuitEu iiv
Mitchell's Core-all Corn & Bunion Plasters.
Okh Tnnr, win mako a crlpplo dance for Joy,
80U by I)rogtlt, or sent by mat! for 60c. per box.
Novelty l'laftcr Works, Iawc11( Mam.
12-5-41.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
FOB THE
BOYS
Prices astonishingly low, they never were any lower.
:o;-
ftl'KJIIift) Bros.
PIiolograpBis.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Photographic
portraits re
touched and
modeled for
likeness, tosic,
and finish. JLife
size crayons, fin
est grade, a spec
ialty. Frames,
copying and
viewing.
HATS, CAPS, OF ALL KINDS.
SHIRTS
COLLARS AND NECKWEAR.
Ill Great Varieties.
TRUNKS, VALISES, AND UNDERWEAR,
OF ALL KINDS.
-:o.-
OVERCOATS ! OVERCOATS ! CLOTHING
of all sorts for comfort at surprisingly
Low Prices. At
UDITOH'S NOTICE.
Estate of Harriet Ittipert late of tlie town of
filoomttnira, deceased.
Tho undersigned, an auditor appointed by tbo
Orphans' Court ot Columbia County to mak dir.
trlbutlon ot tho fund In tno hands Eva Itupert, ud
miDisirairix. as appoara uy ucr nnai uuvunui., win
alt at bis office In uloomsburir. l'a.. on Saturday.
January 3rd, 18U1, at 1 0 o'clock a. in., wlien and
where all parlies Interested must present and
firove their claims or be debarred Irom participat
or in tho distribution ot said tund.
a. n. mar,
Dec tsf. 1KJ0. Auditor.
UDIl OIl'S NOTICE.
Sstale of Mam Rupert, late of tlie town of Dtoomt-
wtrg, acceaseo.
The undcrsltmed an auditor arirjolnted by the
Orphans' Court ot Columbia county to make dl
trlbutlon or the fund In the hands ot Eva itupert,
aoininiSTsmx, as appears Dy ner nnai account,
will sit at bis office in llloomsburg, l'a., on Satur
day, January 3 J, 1811, at 10 o'clock a. in., wben
and where all persons bavlngiclalms against said
estate must appear and prove tbo same or be de
barred from coming In upon said lund.
A. N. YOST.
Auditor,
L
THE RE
HAIEB
LIABLE CLOTHIER.
Spocimcn Copioa ana Beautiful tndar sent Froo.
" A'a ether Weekly Paper fitei to great a Variety c-f Entertaining and Inttructhe Heading at to low a price."
THIS
SUP
FREE TO JAN. I, 1891.
To any NEW BC1ISG1UBER. wk. will cut out aid .end a. Ihl. .lip with nnme nnd
nddrca. nnd 81.75 tin Fottal or Rrpret ifoiwy Ordtr or litgUttred Letter at our rUi we will .end
TI1K YOUTH'S COMPANION FREE t. J.D.arr, 1801, nnd for a Pull Yenr from Hint Dnte.
Tkla offer Inelnd. th. FIVE DOUI1I.K HOLIDAY NIIMIlEItS for ThRnk.B I vlmr, Chrlatmn.,
New Year., En.ter and F.arth-r-Jalr, and all lbs Illnalrated Wreltlr Hnpplemrnta.
AMreu, THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, 41 Temple Place, Boston, Maai.
WITH
$1.75
IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF
CARPET,
OIL
or
YOU WILL FIND
MLATTIJVe,
CLOTH,
A NICE LINE AT
BEOWEM'S
2nd Door abovo Court IIoubc.
A new lot of Window Curtains received this week.
HHfljj ElTbKOTOiS Warren Btfw lrricl0cts.HL9
JIPP & PODMOHE
every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON
3Tot to gtoULtl
Not to Plaoolor I
BEARS THIS MARK.
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
If TRADE
ratSFLLULOlD
mark.
Pa.
with
PHILLIPS
DOMESTIC BAKERY
PORE CONFECTIONS.
Wo have commenced as usuul
to mako our own candies for tho
Holidays, adding a few novel
ties since last year.
You can tind on our counters
a full assortment of Pure Clear
Toys, "Our Own" Mixtures,
Stick Candies and Tallies in all
flavors, besides a very full lino
of CHRISTMAS TRT5R OR.
W H. BROOKE & CO.
The best present you can
give your children is to provide
them with good books. In
this way you can make Christ
mas last all the year.
We invite you to look at our
line of books.
i . It s the largest and most
varied in Bloomsburg.
2. I hey have all been select
ed with the greatest care to
meet every want books for
boys, books for girls, books for
old people, books lor everybody.
3. Everyone who is looking
lor the best books will recog
nize the advantage of having so
complete and varied a collec'
tion to select from,
Do you admire the writings
of E. P. Roe ? They are here
at 65c each and selling rapidly
at that price. Come and make
your selections while they are
all in stock.
Any books you may want
which we do not have in stock
we will get for you at the pub;
Usher's prices,
Our line of fancy goods,
AHCllITKCTa,
OsTKRHonT. Bdiluino, Wllkeflbarro,
Branch Office, Uloomsliurg, l'a.,
Jno. M. Ulauk, Atl'y. i counsellor.
l-Ji-iy
DMINIBrnATUrX NOTICE.
estate of Euph'mia Robblns, late of Greenwood
7ncnhlp, deceased.
Notice Is hereby glventnat letters ot adminis
tration c t. a. In tttu Above eacatd nave been
granted to the undersigned, and all puUM In
debted to BAld estate aro requested to mafce Im
mediate payment, and those hating claims to
present the same without delay to
MAIllAKITCnKN,
12-J-lt. Adm'x., MUlTllle, l'a.
TCTOTIOE.
"Notice Is hereby elvn that S.imuel A . Smith, of
the township ot (Istylnjcroelc. County ot Colum
bia ana state ot ronosjivanu, and iieruia i ,
his vrlle, by deed ot voluntary asslsrnmant of this
date, have aliened to B. K. Wilson ot tho town
ship of Huntingdon, lu tho County of Luzerne, In
trust tor the benefit of tbo creditors ot the said
8amuol A. Hmlth, all the estate ro tl and personal
of the silj xamu:l A. hmtth. All persons Indebt
ed to the Bald Hamuel A. smith will make Imme
diate payment to tua saia Assignee, ana luuso
havlngclalms or demands will profit the same
without aeiay .
novemoer n, isju. k. it. wi Li "i .
uhant Uixbimo, Assignee for Sam'L A. smith.
Atty. i-ia t.
Slicriatrs Sale.
NAM.ENTS. Special torms to
church C8 and all largo orders.
People who look after tho
health of their children will buy leather ds and frmebd ;c,
v , ..w "" tures nvtes vour attention
pure, rnces as low as any for
pure gooas,
Mail orders receive prompt
attention,
M. M. PHILLIPS,
liIoom8burg, Pa,
W. H. BROOKE & CO.
S3000:
A Y1:AH I IttrndariakatabiUkV
lit ih mutt wniiiMi
II. A. KEMP,
ARTIST,
Ilns removttl to Sliives' Block, in
rooms formerly oucnuicd by Rosen
Block, having Ihcm remodeled and put
ting the latest ncceasoriea and back
grounds in, and is prepared to do the
finest and mont artistic work.
CABINETS from 99c to $4 per doz,
CRAKON8 5.00 and upwards.
A Special Cabinet We Mako.
1 DOZ. CABINETS and ono 10 x 12
PICTURE,
ALL FOR $2.50.
This offer is only good until J-in. 1,
1891.
Remember the placo, ou Main t-treet
2 doors below Iron street, Blooinsbuig,
Pa.
By virtue of a writ of AU Kl. l'a. Issued out of
the Court ot Common I'leas of Col, Co., J'a., and
to me directed, there will bo sold in the Sheriff's
omce In the Court Home, utoomiburg, l'a., on
SATURD Y, JANUARY 3, 1891,
at 10 o'clock a. m., all that certain tract ot land
situate In Mimin towhshlp, Columbia Ca, l'a.,
bounded and described as follows, to wlt : North
wardly by lands ot John Aten, Ulrara Qruver, El.
BchweppeLhelser and pubUo road leading from
Malnvllle to itlffilnvlHe; eastwardly by lands of
the heirs ot Michael Fetteroif, deceased, south
wardly by lands formerly owned by John 11. Yobe
and Abraham Bchweppenhelser, westward)- by
lands ofBauiuel Knee htapd John Aten, contain
ing BEVUNTY-TIIREE ACRES
and Fortyfour rerches of Land stict measure,
more or less, whereon are erected a two-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Frame Hank Uarn and other Outbuildings,
A well of water at tho bouse,
Belted taken Into execution at tne suit of I), ii.
Fetterolf, Adm'r ot Michael Fettcrolf, deceased,
uso, versus L. U. ICocbler and to bo Gold as the
property of U a Koehler.
It. It. Uttle, JOHN D. CASEY,
Atty, BherllT.
For The Holidays.
Life size Crayons and photo
graphs. Finest work at
M'Killip Bros.
SIMPLY ASTONISHING!
Any person, yo-insr or old, can road all tho note e
in mutio correctly wituin o minutes alter com
mencli.g, by- u-lotf
Ili-lipu'a JIuale Chart,
without anv other Instruction, this we Dosltlvel'
guarantee. Fur sale uyalt llrst-class iluslo Deal.
erstnrougnouLino uuuea btaics ur manea di
rect to your addres on receipt of price, ti.ft).
C. J. llEI'l'B bON, 1117 Chestnut BU, l'hlla., Fa.
nuv, yr.
TRUSTER'S SALE
-OP VALUABLlfi
haw la sun Ikrao TkiaHaaMil l)HlaT A
IftvililbtrwB!iKk)tilM.wlvrfrUf llt.l wtil-lMfttivttli
muiiL.1:;
ithtr ti.Tounror id,ii4 U iktli
ui lcAUiUi.wkivr lkf lit. Aa
om (M do tit wcrh, Kuj t ).
, i,..,a uaiiuaii. at all aia lima tat th work. TbliUU
Ikrtaam M taulmg frwa ft A WfU pr wk vtU ttpwud.
Ulrly Um(W And tfti44 wlia bi1 1 trfl
NUIJIf.MlHirl
m 4U. Auiuila, JUIn(
THE COLUMBIAN
18 THE BEST,
The undersigned will sell at pubUo i endue on
the premises on
SATURDAY? DECEMBER 27,
at 10 o'clock a m., the following real estuto situ
ate In tho vl'lage ot Catawlsaa, Fa., bounded and
described as follows: Ileglnntoir in MaL-f ttrcet In
said village, at a corner lot marked and numbered
No. M.andruunlng'thcDCoby tho eamo southeast
1 210 feet to an alley, thence by sjjd alloy southeast
gharplcss, thence by the same northeast 910 feet
to said Ualn street, thence by said street north
weunafoete Inches to tbo place of beginning,
whereon U erected a two story
and Outbuildings.
Terms cash.
GHO, B. ULWKLL,
OMINISTK A. 1 1UX NO TICE.
Kstateof Trvtn C. Breeee, tqU af BtooinsbMrq.
Notice Is herebv riven that letters of admlnls.
btulluu ua tun iDtavu w, , nuvt uiwa. w v. vuu
town of ill- omskurg. oounty ot Columbia and
od to Hannah K. Xreece, ot nioouisDurg, Cot Co.,
l'a. All persons Indebted to slid estate aro re
quested to make payments, and tboie having
claims or demands will make known tne same
without delay HANNAH K UUKKOH,
To J, 11. itosisoM, Administrator,
Atty 1M t.
NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
Rmij Made (CtotMug I
Newest Styles, Latest (Omits I
Lowest Prices I
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LAEGEST STOCK
-OF-
Fall and Winter Clothing for
Men, Youths' and Children,
Ever Brought to This County.
Children's Suits of all Styles. Come and Seo for Yourself.
We are not offering old stock but they are tho latest goods,
just received, and more on the way. Our large store room is
filled, and we invito you to call and seo and makeselections
from the latest Btyles.
Suits sold for $3.50 and upwards. We havo also,
Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods.
In our Merchant Tailoring Department wo can furnish
you tho Best Goods at Low Prices and guarantee satisfaction
Cull at once at
CORNER MAIN AND IRON STREETS.
OMINIBTH.VTOU'8 IOriUK.
estate of Jesse fritt, late of Buaarloaf twp. (Uiid,
Notlco Is hereby given thit letters ot admlnls
t radon on the estate of Jesse Fritz, late of tne
township ot lue.rloat, county ot Columbia and
state ot I'eniHvlvanla, deceased, have seen grant
ed to J, w. Fritz andd. tj. Frtu, of HugarlOAf, col.
Ca l'a., to whom ult grains ludehttd to said m-.
tato aru reouebtdl tomato navments. am those
having claims or demands; will (nalcn known the
or to ' b. ti. PHlTZ.
A. U Vm, Atty, Adinr'a.
jILKOTION NOTICE,
Mutual Insurance Company ot lime Hldge will
meet at the Hall of the Centre urange, r. ot II., In
centre township, Columbia county, l'a., in Mon
day, January li lDJi, between the hours of 10 a.
and s p. m.. tor the purpose ot electing directors
for the emulng tear, and lor transacting suoh
other business as may properly come lietora said
company. BAUyiil, NKVKMII),
uccretary.
1 DMINISTIUTOU'B NOTICE.
SsUiU of John llerrlng, late of Orange tirp. deo'd.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of adminis
tration on the tslato ot John Herring, late of
Urange township, Col. Ca, l'a., deceased, have
been granted to A. II. Herring, of Orange twp. Col.
Ca l'a., to whoia all personslndebted to sail e.
uaiiuk ciiuua ur ueumuus
same without delay to
m-4U Administrator,
payment, and those
w4 srwfiaasrs.
BVPSOIUPyOIf TUB OOLVMDUN,
cr.
C3-.
G
WELLS,
JO
Bo suro and look at tho display of
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &c.
Finest lino in tho County, boforo purclining yont Xnias
PRDSI3NTS.
HAVE Y0UH EVES FITTED FREE OF
CHARGE AT J. G. WELLS'.
AM, GLASSES GUAUANTEKI) TO FIT.
Propared to turn out fmo Watch and Jowolry Work of all
kinds on short notico, All work giuirantecd,
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