Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ABSOLUTELY PURE
JH B C01.U M H 1 AN .
Kntered lit the I'ojit ortlee nt ltlmshurg
l second class inn II it, Mnrch 1, Ikkm.
ii iToo m s b u k(;7r a.
iRIDAV. NOVKMBK.K 20, IS01.
Wanted.
Girls to learn the trade at the Silk
Mill, or experienced hands. Fair wages
will be paid. Apply at Silk Mill,
Bloomslmrg. Country pirls ran make
satisfactory arrangements for board, tf.
Aycr's Sarsaparilla. Its record of
forty years is one of triumph over blood
diseases.
. ------
C. H. Rene, the butcher, received
a black bear Thursday morning. It
was sent him by Mr. Sherwood from
St. Mary's. F.lk county.
A large stock of over coata
for men, boys nml children at
J). LowcnborgV.
Wantfd A Rcod gitl for general
woik. Wages, $2.25 per week. Ap
ply to State Normal School, lilooins
burg W. II. House!, Steward.
A full line of cloth andcassi
mero for suita at I. l.owcn
bcr'a Use Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewi r and your thin gray loi ks will
thicken up and be restored to their
youthful color, vigor, and beauty.
In another column will be found a
lare advertisement of sale of real cs
tate of the lale David and Lsther
Stroup. This will be the largest srle of
real estate at one time ever made in
Bloomsburg.
Dr:ss making in Mrs. Knt's buildin
Main street, drafting by the Tailor
system. All kinds of plain and com
mon sewing done also, by Miss Jennie
Hughes. 2t.
Suits for men, suits for Inn-,
and pretty litt e suits for child
ren at 1). Lowenberg's
It is no easy thing to dress harsh,
coarse hair so as to make it look grace
ful or becoming. By the use of Ayer's
Hair Vigor, this difficulty is removed,
and the hair made to assume any style
or arrangement that may be desired.
Give the Vigor a trial.
Quarterly meeting Conference at the
A. M E. church on the 24th and 25th
inst. Preaching at 7:45 each evening
by Rev. D. S, Bently, Presiding Elder.
H. Johnson, Pastor.
Oh, this ringing in the ears !
Oh, this humming in the head 1
Hawking, blowing, snuffing, gasping,
Watering eyes and throat a rasping,
Health impaired and comfort tied,
Till I would that I were dead !
What folly to suffer so with catarrhal
troubles, when the worst cases of
chronic catanh in the head are re
lieved and cured by the mild, cleans
ing and healing properties of Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. It purifies the foul
breath, by removing the cause of
effence, heals the sore and inflamed
passages, and perfects a lasting cure.
m 1 m
SUDDEN DEATH.
Mrs. W. J. Bidleman died suddenly
at her home Saturday evening of heart
failure. She was about 57 years of
age. She was a sister of Michael,
William and Owen Eyerly. The de
ceased was an active member of the
Lutheran church for over 40 years.
She assisted in giving a turkey dinner
at the old Presbyterian church Friday
and Saturday evenings. Upon her re
turn home late Saturday evening she
complained of shortness of breath.
Her husband v ent after a physician,
but before his return she I reathed her
last. She leaves behind to mourn her
loss, a husband and five daughters, four
of whom are married. Funeral servi
ces were held Wednesday afternoon,
c onducted by her late pastor Rev. P.
A. Heilman. The church was filled
with friends who were anxious to show
their last tribute of respect to one who
was faithful, and loved to work in the
church to which she had so long. been
a member.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Wltaa Bby u tick, v gav her CutorU.
When aha vm m Child, aha cried for Catorla,
a lixt baouna Idas, the clung to CutorU,
WlMihsWChUdiakagaTwUMmCMlorto.
V A8TEUB SAYS :
"Koch's lymph offer as yet no absolute our
of ootuumpUuD, uxl many oaaea of lupus nave
vlaptMl." Eating uloer, kiu tubercla, lupus by
whatwer name known, U one or toe
completely under control of the Cactus Blood
Cure, a purely vegetable neuU'allier and eluiiin
at or of all scrofulous and aueeino blood tainl.
No mineral, no failure, bo rival oud no relapse.
Hold by
U..McKelvy, Dugglat, Bloom 'burg fa.
Powder
"Listed," as the brokers say, at"ioo
Doses One Dollar." Hood' s Sarsan.-ir-
illa is always a fair equivalent for the
price.
Change ia Pennsylvania Railroad Time
Table.
Important chances in time table on
Pcnna. R. R., took effect November,
15 inst.
Train 490 on Sunbury Division will
leave Wilkes Harrc 10:15 a- 111 instead
01 7.05 a. m. tor i'ottsville and inter
mediate points with connections from
Scranton, leaving Scranton 9.25 a. m.,
arriving Potlsville 1.23 p. in., Philadel
phia 5.40 p. m , connecting at Rock
(llun Junction for Sunbury with train
14, which will leave Hazleton 11:05 a-
m., with connections from I'ottsville,
Easton, Jfcc , arriving Sunbury 1 p. m ,
connecting with trains 8 and 1 1 for
the East and West.
Train 8 on Sunbury Division will
leave Wilkes ISarre 7.25 a. m. instead
of 11.17 111 fr Sunbury, connecting
at Nescopcc with train 401 from Potts
ville arriving Sunbury 9.40 a. m. where
connection is made with trains 14 arvl
15 for the East and West.
Under this arrangement of trains
close connection is made at
Junction points. Passengers can
leave Wilkes Uarre 10:15 a. m. or 5.45
p. m. for Hazlcion, I'ottsville Ac,
leave Wilkes Barre 7.25 a. in. 10.15 a
m. and 3. 1 2 p. 111. for Sunbury, there
connecting for the East and West.
Leave Pottsville 6 a. m. and 1.50 p.
111., Hazleton 7.10 a. 111. and 3.04 p.
m. for Wilkes Barre and intermediate
points connecting at Nesc.opec for
Sunbury and points East and West
thereof. Leave Pottsville 9 05 a. 111.
via. Catawissa for Sunbury and inter
mediate points connecting at Sunbury
for points East and West thereof.
Train 14 from Lock Haven and
train 12 from Williamsport will con
I nect at Sunbury for Wilkes-Marre,
I I'ottsville and all points in the coal
'regions. Uy taking train 14 from
I Lock Haven, Danville, Catawissa,
Hazleton and Pottsville can be reach
ed leturning same day, arriving hme
on train 1 or leaving I'ottsville at 6.00
a in. or 0 05 a. m.. Hazleton at 7.10 a
I m. or 11.05 a. m., Riverside (Dan
ville) 9.15 a, m. or 12.36 p. ni., Will
' imsport can be reached, returning
' same day, leaving Williamsport .4 p.
I m on train 1 2 and connection arriving
at Riverside (Danville) 5 59 p. m.,
Catawissa 6.19 p. m., Hazleton via.
i Nescopec 7 56 p. m., Pottsville 9.05
' p. m.
A through coach wi l be run be
tween Wilkes Barre and Williamsport
on trains leaving Wilkes-Barre 7 25 a.
m., arriving at Williamsport 11.15 a.
m. and leaving Williamspoit 4 p m.,
arriving at Wilkes-Barre 7.50 p. in.
'1 rain 21 Westward will leave Phila
delphia earlier, 4.25 p m., instead of
5 25 p. m., arriving at Williamsport
10.20 p. m. instead of 1 1.25 p. m.
Train 6 Eastward will be scheduled
about 20 minutes later, and train 1 1
westward about 5 minutes earlier.
WKAl TIT Is some'h'ng which
V EiU'l Inmost people seek, and
which but few are indifferent to, no
matter in what form it presents itself.
The word "pecuniary." is often used
in speaking of a man's riches, comes
from the Latin word pecut, which
means cattle, and shows that formerly
a man's wealth was reckoned by the
cattle he possessed. Abraham is said
to have been "very rich in cattle, in
silver, and in gold." B it no matter
in what a man's riches may consist, it
is all vanity and vexation of spirit,
unless in connection therewith he has
health. Emerson fully understood this
when he said "the first wealth is health,"
and we have no doubt if he had known
the virtues of S. S. S. that he would
have recommended its use to all per
sons suffering from the diseases for
which it is recommended.
Treatise ou Blood und Hkin diseases limited
free. SWIFT ril'KClr'lC CO.. Atlmilu, Utt.
Many pleasures in life are due to
good health and good looks. Manner's
Double Extract Sarsaparilla will bring
pleasures as it increases the appetite, re
lieves all disorders arising from bad
blood such as Headache, Constipation
Boils and pimples which when driven
out of the system brings good looks.
Manner's Double Extract Sarsaparilla
can be found at all drug stores also at
Moyer Bro's tf.
Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved.
From a letter written ly Mrs. A!a K.
Uurd, of l.roton, S. !., we quote 1 "Wa
taken with a bad col.l, which setilcil on my
Lungs, tough set in ond hniilly terminated
in Consumption, l our dottois gave me up,
saying I could live but a short time. I gave
myself up to my Sayiour, determined if 1
could not stay with my friends on earth,
would meet my absent ones above. My hus
bind was advised lo get Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. 1 Rave it a trial, took in all, eight
bottles : it has cured me, and thank tJod 1
am now a well ond hearty woman." Trial
botlL-s free nt C. A. Kleiin's Diub Store rec-
ubr $oe. ond fi.oo.
The following letters nrn held at flu
H!"n,nsburi, Pa.. iost olVu e and will
be sent to the dead letter nflii i 1 )..
I, 1891.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Andrews. C. i).
Brink. :!r. W. W. Peacock. T. C.
Peck, Mr. Walter Snyder.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say they were advertised Nov.
17. 1891.
One cent will be charccd on racli
letter advertised.
A. B. Cathcari, P. M.
Almost Killed-
I was almost killed by the doctors,
who treated me for bleeding piles. It
cost me over $100 without relief. I
took Sulphur Bitters tor two months,
ami now I am well, Gua$ Hall, Troy,
Y 11 13-at.
I. W. Hartman & Sons.
There are about ."0,000 loco
motives in the United States.
One ot these brought ua num
ber of boxes last week from New
York City, filled with fine dress
goods and trimminjrs, one with
Ladic, Misses, and Children's
coats, one with fine ginghams,
muslins and other domestic
goods, one with under-wear and
hosiery, 8or 10 with fine Chrit-
mas goods. We cm size our coat
trade tins fall. 1 hey arc com
ing from other towns to see the
stock. Don't forget our stock
of line nnd heavy gloves to be
seen on the table. Lamps from
the smallest to a piano lamp,
all styles and pi ices. Parlor
and hall hinging lamps. Nov
dishes are being opened.
I. W. IIARTMAN 8c SON?.
PJCGISTER'S NOTICE.
Nntl -e ,s lifrehy Iflven to nil leatoe!., rredl
tors nml inner pcntnnM Intrivsii'.l In tlic stuies
nf tin' n-H;ii'i tlvi' il 'i-ml r-iilHanil InlnnrHtli.il t hit
fullMwliiit niliiilnl.itnuors', I'xwutiiW, icuaril-
Imis'ii lunlnhiivi. Iom'ii illivl In tin oHIrn n!
llif Ili'l-i'iT nf I'lilnmhl i county, nml will lm
pri'st'iiti'd fur iMiiririnatlnn and allnwuticn
In tln Orphan' Court lo Ihi lirld In ItlixiiutliurK,
Monday, Dec. '. til, 1'.U, at tf o'clock p m. of ttulil
u.iy.
No. I. The first nnd flunl account of Nullum
TiiIiIh Kti irilliiu of n. u. Kasc. u minor ciillil of
1'ctcr Ku.se, lulu of Uuntou lown.-tUlp, d jix-useii.
No. tf. Final account of tisane Johnson,
ailnilhtxtriuur of .Irri-inlah Lclliy, luto of
l.'X-u.nt township, Oil. Co., UcceasttU.
No. X Klrst and tliml account of A. 8. Waif ncr.
administrator d. b. n. c. t. u. of Jacob Dart noli
In.-w lute of l.lnipstono twp., Ci I. Co., (Now
Montour Co.) di-ci'as 'd.
No. 4. Account of Charl'M Ot;.rh irt, trustee
to si-ll iliti real estate ot Kill .belli Uoarhui t.laU)
of .Niirtllu twp., t ol. Co , deceased.
No. . First and flnul account of Surah K.
VouKht.ndmlnlstrutrlx of .susun A. Walter, late
of 11 too uHburK, Coluuiblu Co., deceased.
No. 8. First and flnul account of John Krvln,
executor, of Issac Krvln, lute of Locust twp.,
Coluuiblu Co., deceased.
No. 7. The account of Kutn Vundersllce, ad
ministratrix ot C M. Vundemlloe luteof lllooms
buri;, C'oluuibl i Co., deceased.
No. H. First and tlnul iieeount of Joseph It.
Cole, administrator of Thomas Cole, lale of
SiiKurlout twp , Col. Co , deceased.
No. o. First an I final account of H. L. Davis,
udmlnlstrutor o( Knubeo 11. Oavla, ute ot lleu
ton twp., Col. Co., deceased.
No. in. First and llnnl account of Thomas
Iless and Cnl In Kitchen, executors of iillbert
liess, lale of Suurloat twp , Col. Co., deccused.
No. 11. The s-cond und tlnal account of
Mosm McHenry, exucutor of William White,
hitflit, lute of rlsliliiKcreelc twp., Col. Co , dee d.
No. Itf. The tlnul account of (leore W. Ku
plee, guardian 01 Daniel Hreece, minor child of
(leorxo Hi eece, lute of -Madison township, Col
uuiblu county, dee'd-
v'. II. C.VVPHEI.r.,
Itivisicr.
CHARTER NOTICE.
Notice H hereby given, that an application
will be made lo the Governor of Pennsylvania
on the first day of December IH'.M In- j, I.,
ltlehunlson, K. J. lilcliurd, u. J. Klchuid, L. H.
Wlnieisteeu, II. A. M'lvllllp and V. I). HecKley
under the Act of Assi'iubly approved April tfHtli
1ST I enlltled "An Act to prodde for the Incur
porailon und rexu atlon of certain corpora
tions" anil the rm.iplciiieniw tliei-.to for the
charter of un Intend' d corporation to he called
"DloomsbuiY lirass and Copper Company ". 'l int
charueiur and object of which Is the manufacture
of lubes, rods an I oilier urilclcHiX eominrce
from wood or mutiil and the manufucime of
bruss, copper and all other in -tills. And for these
purposes to have, possess and enjoy all tint
rights, D'-nenis and pilvlleffes of said Act of As
aelnbly and the supplem-uus tlieiuio.
Vt'lNTKRHTKItN BHl'KLV M'KlM.IP.
11.(1 8-w. Hollcllorg.
WIDOW'S APPRAISEMEN IS.
Tha follnwlov widow's Appraisement will be
proeni"d i. the Orplians' loini i f olumbla
county on I he ilrt Monday of !- ember a D.
lMtl and coi tlrmed nisi end tiniens exce t'O'is
arertled wltnln fourdiya tUmafier, will to
on firmed absolute.
Benjamin P. Havlta, Eat. Bloomaburg-, Person
a ty laou.oo.
Aaron MaHeller Est. Mifflin Person il'y tW.K)
Jacob H. Crist Est. Pine 1'ersonalty 15 l(e
alty t.'4iu $.111.01)
Jo ph WAtls Kt. Oreenwooil Personalty
ts S4 ltealt y li.rea .H to 0
uieliurd il. U lliaina Kil. Uerwluk, Personalty
fluo o.
vtllllam B. Smith Est. Bi-ricw, Personalty
$1-4 ().
ileoiife A. Kelfer Est. Wln PeraonMtT HOn 00.
Iwls Bcujsmlu Est., Hutfuilouf, personally,
ti'ti M.
C eik-aOfflce, a. V. iil'ICK,
Bloorusbuitf. l a. Not. 10, Ul. ClurK, U. C.
For Best
Photographs
Co t: KEMP.
for he employs noth'ng but first class
artists to work his two branch
gillerie, enatling him to
make first class
work.
AI.HO II All TAKEN FIHHT
PKOIIVN AT TDK COUNTY
FAIR.
h mn m !ito
until January i, I892.
We guarantee all work, and show proof.
Rememl-cr place over Schuyler's hardware
tore, Bloomab'trg, IV,
Common
Soap
Rots Clothes antl
Chaps Hands.
IVORY
SOAP
DOES NOT.
Wanted-
Long, fine swamp hay,. Bloomu
burg Prass & Copper Co. tf.
Happy and content Ii a home with " The Ro
chester; lamp with l!ie liglit of the morning.
Catalogucs,write Rochester Lamp Co. ,NewYorlc.
15USINKSS LOCALS.
Remember Kemp makes 14 cabi
nets, for $1.00.
Get your Thanksgiving oysters at
Houscl s.
Elegant 'black Serge 48 in
wide at $1 .00 at Hloan'd.
Call on Kemp
crayons.
for cabinets and
Fresh Oysters received daily ri
Hoitsel's.
Parties can be furnished with oys
ters by the gallon or tub at Housel's
1 c quality unbleached cot
ton llanncl for 10c at Sloan's.
The cheapest place to buy oystcis
by the gallon is at unusels.
First qualities in children's
scarlet und line astrachan shirts
and drawers at Sloan's.
Send your orders for oysters to
Houit'l, lie can sell you as cheap as
you can buy in the city.
Look at our lilack Henrietta
cloths U yd. wide, the $1.25
quality tor $1.00, at Sloans.
Houeel keeps the celebrated Opera
and BeP JJt and Oysters; trie best re
ceived in Bloomsburg. Fresh daily.
Sharnless & Mover, the new firm
are making stoves, stove repairs and
castings of all kinds Light soft cast
ings a specialty. n-0-2t.
One of tlie best lines of
ladies' and children's wool and
cotton hosiery in the city at
bloan 8.
PUBLIC SALE
OP VALUABLE
Real Estate.
The undersigned Executors of the lt will
ami testainunt of David Mroup luto of the town
of Hlooinsuurtf, deceased, by virtue of power and
authority In and by the said last will to Hu m
gruiitedj and assured will sell Jut the Court
House In Ulooinslninf, on
SATURDAY DECF.MBER 12, 1S91,
at ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day, the
following described real estate to-wlt :
No 1 A lot on the south sldeofjeast Fourth
street, Blooinsburif, beRlnnlnif at MUler'a Alley,
nnd thence eastwnrdly ulonjf Fourth street ia.
feet to lot herein described as No. i along said
lot southwardly to lot of I. 8. Ilarinuu, i:u feet,
thence by -the same westwanlly, lD.i feet to
Miller's Alley, thence by said Alley 13i feet to
beulnnlnz, whert'on are erected a-
TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE,
and out-bulldlngs.
No.-A lot tH'irl lining at east line of lot No. 1.
and thence eastwardty alonif Fourth street lit.M
feet to lot herein described as No, 3, a ong suld
lot southwardly to lot of P. S. Harratin 133 feet,
thence by the aatue westwanlly 10.65 feet to lot
No. 1, aforesaid, thence along said lot 131 feet to
Fourth street, the beginning, whereon are erect
ed a
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE,
and out-bulldlngs,
No. S A lot beginning at east line ot lot No. 2,
atid tlienco eastwardly along Fourth street 19.7
feet to lot herein described us No. 4, along said
lot southwardly to lot of V. 8. Hurman 131 feet
thence by the same westwanlly 1B.T feet to lot
No. 4, aforesaid, thonce ulong suld lot 131 feet to
Fourth street, the beginning, win re on oreer-
ected a
TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE,
and out-bulldlngs.
No. tA lot b.-glunlng ut east line of lot No. 8
and thence eastwardly along Fourth street 19.6
feet to other land of suld Stroup, thence along
said last mentioned lands southwardly to lot of
P. 8. Hurman l'W feet, thence by the same west-
wardly W.M to lot No 3, thence by the same J31
feet to Fourth street, the beglunlug, whereon
are ereoteJ a
TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
I SG HOUSE,
and out-bulldlugs.
No, 5 A lot on the notth west cornor of Iron
and Fourth streets, being In front on Iron Btree
80 feet, thence westwanlly HD.5 feet to lot No. 4
aforesaid, thence 50 foot by a.ild lot to Fourth
street and thence 119.5 feot to Iron street , the be
ginning. No. ft A lot adjoining No, 5 on the south, and
being In front on Iron atroet 4') feet, thence
wostwardljr 119,5 feel to lot No, 4 a foresaid,
thence 40 feet by suld lot to lot No. 5 aforesaid,
thunce alonr lot No. f, 119.5 foet to Ioa strict"
the beginning.
Ho. TA lol adJololOJ '0. ! Oft the outU RU4
being in trout on, Iron street 33 feet more or less,
honeo wi'stwarrtly ll.5 feet to lot No. 4, nfore
ulrt. thenco 40 feet more or less by s-ild lot No.
to lot No. A arorenuld. thence alone lot No 0,
K.5 feet to Iron stns't, the beginning.
No A lot oil' Seventh street ilUcrlbed as
follows : HeglnnlJiif at a corner of lot of Itlttcr,
thetier east wunlly along Hevent It street, M feet
to I'll of Huperttlu.-nce northwardly along snld
lot l-'trt feet to line of llelt Mno rnllnmd, tlietic:e
along tli same westwanlly 53 feet to Hitter lot,
thence southwardly along suld lot l'Jl feet to be.
ginning. Together with a portion of snld lot,
lying north of HiesaM rnlli imicI, being 34 feet
wldo on eafltern line ami 4(1 feet wlae on western
Hue, wlufeon ure erecti'd a
l'WO STORY FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE.
No. 9. A tot on Kast Third Htreet opposite
the Herman Ueforuvd Church, descrllx-d as fol
lows: DeglAnlng at corner of lot of D. A"
reany, thence enstwniffly along 8nl street tw
feet to tot of llnrry Williams, thence south
warrtly rtlony alil hit H) feet to an alley,
thence westwnrdly along said alley (14 feet to
lotofac. Hblve, thence northwnnlly along
said lot 1 leet to a corner, thence westwanlly
(1.5 feet to lot of 1). A. Creasy, thence north
wardly along said lot IHI feet to beginning,
whereon arc erected a
LARGE FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE,
and stable and out-bulldlngs.
No. 10 A rot on Rust Second Street, adjoining
on the West a lot now of J. T. Fox, on the
south, Pino Alley, on the east by strawberry
Alley, being 5feet In front on Second .street,
and !'. 4 In dept li, whereon are erected a
DOUBLE FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE,
with out-bulldlngs.
ALSO :
At the same time nnd place, the following de-
scribed, the real estute nf Esther Ann Stroup,
late of the town of rlloomsburg, deceased;
No. I A lot on Second Street of Illoomsburg,
30H feet front on wild street and Ull feet In
dcDlh. lloundid on the eust by an alley, on
the south by Pine alley and on the west by lot
of 1. A. Creasy, whereon tire erected a
TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE,
and out-bulldlngs.
No. 2. A lot on Iron street, 31 feet In front
and aH feet In depth to Clinton alley, and ad
joining lot of Jacob K. Kdgar on the north nnd
Knim -r and others on tho south, whereon are
erected a
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE,
and oti'-bullilltKS.
No. 3 A lot on Centre street being In front
Midfeet, and 110 feet lu depth und bounded
north by an alley, west by lands of Clurrlson(
and south by other lands of Sirs, stro'ip, where
on are erected a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
nn l out-bulldlngs.
No. 4 A lot on Centre street adjoining lot
last mentioned on the South, and being S5.S
feet In front on centre street, und 110 feet deep
and bounded south and west by lot of Garrison,
whereon are erected a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
and out-bulldlngs.
Terms of Sali: Twenty-five per cent. Of
the purchase money shall be paid down on
striking off the property, the one-fourth of the
purchase money less the suld per cent, on the
first day of April A. D. INK: And the remainder
of the purchase money shall be secured by bond
and mortgage on the property, and be paid on
the first day of April A. D. 1N93, with Interest
from tho first day of April A. D. mi.
Possession shall be given to the purchaser on
the first duy of April A. I). 1H94, upon his com.
plying with the terms of sale. All taxes and
assessments tor the year 1X91 shall be paid by
the Estate.
H. H. OROf Z,
C. A. KLKIM,
Executors of David Stroup
and Esther Ann Stroup,
Jonx O. Frirzi, Deceased.
T. J. Vandhhsmcn, Attys.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a writ ot Fl. Fa. Issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas ot Columbia county
nnd to me directed, will bo sold at the Court
House, In Bloomsburg, Pa., on
SATURDAY, DEC. 12, 1891,
S o'clock p. m.
all that certain tract of land situated In Briar
creek township, Columbia county, Pa., bounded
and described as follows :
Beginning at an original stone corner at
North end of the division line between the two
Nathan Beach tracts, (this lot Is all tho Nathan
Beach tract) thence South 79 degrees West,
three hundred and four and five-tenths perches
along land of Pettier, Doty and Stewart to a
stone corner, thence South U degrees East,
one hundred and twenty-five and two-tenths
perches, across the west end of suld truct to a
stone corner by land ol same, thence North 79
degrees eust, forty and five-tenths perches to a
stone corner, thence North 11 degress west fifty
one perches to a stono corner, thence North 79
degress Eust, threo hundred and thirty seven
and five tenths perches to a stone corner, ny
lund originally surveyed to Christian Bender,
thence North 38 degrees West, one hundred and
sixty two perches on tho division line of the
two tracts to the place ot beginning containing
Acres
and 6 perches of land, strict measure.
ALSO :
at tho same time and place, all that certain
tract of lund situated In Brlurcreek township,
Columbia county, Pa., bounded and described as
follows: Beginning ut a stone corner at the
North End of the division Hue between the two
Nuthau Beach tracls, thence South 3S degrees
East, one hundred and sixty two perches w a
Stono corner, thonce north 79 degress Eust,
twenty perches to a stone corner by land of
John II. Suit, thence by same. North 4 degrees
Eust sixty six perches to a stone corner, thence
by lund ot suld Suit South 80 degrees Eust, one
hundred and twelve perehes to a stuue corner,
thenco north 4 degrees Kast, twenty lour
perches, crossing Slitckshlnuy Creels to a stone
corner, thence North 81 degrees West one hun
dred and seven perehes to a atone oorner,
thence North 4 degrees East thirty perches to a
stone corner, thence North tW degrees West
twenty five perches to to a stone corner, thence
North 8tt degrees West, twenty six perches to a
stono corner, thouce South 19 degrees west one
hundred perches to the place of beginning, con
taining Acres
seventeen perches, strict meausure.
Seized, taken Into elocution at tho suit of
John W. Chapln, executor of Joseph Stack-
house, dee'd. assigned to N. B. Crary vs. Geo. W,
Koons and to be sold as the property of Ueo. W.
Koons.
Hasp, Wiktiktbik, bocxi.byi.jj m'Kulu',
Attorneys.
JOHN B,C4&YV8UCW,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Uy virtue of sundry writs of CI. I'a. Issued on
nf the Court of Common 1'lcsn of Columbia
county and to me directed will be lrintli
Sheriff's ollli'O In the Court House In Hl'iomsburg
on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1 , 189 r,
nt ten o'clock In the forenoon.
All that, piece or purcel of land sltunte In- Fish
Ingcreek township, Columbia county,. I'u.
bounded and dlscrlls'd as follows to-wlt:
Beginning nt a lurge white oak, corner of lands
of K. Ash und Benjamin Mcllenry nnd running
thence by lands of suld Bejiimln Mcllenry North
Wl degrees West nlnety.two (W) perches to 8
small oak, thence South 1!4 degrees West,
twelve and two tenths perches to a stone heap,
thence by lands of Daniel Stucker North
degrees west, one hundred and twenty-five per
ches to a small hemlock thenco by lands nf
Snmucl Shlve South 'M degrees West thirty
nine and two tenths perches to a small walnut,
thence south 70 degrees, three and nine tenths
perehes to a stone, thence South 18 degrees Kast
seventeen and two tenths perehes to a stone,
thence by other lands of T. J. Hutchinson dee'd
South lt4 degrees Kast, seven and two tenths
perches to a stone, thence South 89 degrees West
twenty and eight tenths perches to a stone,
South ill degrees West, five and nine tenths per
ches to a large maple, thence South 43 degrees
West, twenty-three and four tenths perches to a
small maple, thence running across the creek,
South 54 degree West, forty two and nine tenths
perches to a stone, by other lunds of said deceas
ed, South mj degrees, twenty-three and nine
tenths perches to a gum. thence by lands of
John Neyhart, Jumcs Padden, Emanuel Kelcli
ner and E. Ash North TO degrees East, two hun
dred, thirty-two and six tenths perches to the
place of beginning, containing one hundred and
thirty three acres and one hundred and twenty
two perches be the same more or less, whereon
are erected a
DWELLING HOUSE, BARN
" and other out buildings.
Seized taken Into execution at the suit of
Dorathy N. Brown and Martha B. Brown's use
versus S. A. Smith and to be sold as the property
of s. A. smith.
JOHN B.CASEY,
Sheriff.
WlNTEKSTEKN, BKCKLKY A M'KlLLIP, Attys.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
OF VALUABLE-
Real Estate.
By virtue of sundry writs Issued out of the
court of common Pleas of Columbia county,
Penna., and to me directed there will be ex
posed to public sale at tho courthouse In
Bloomsburg, Pn., on
Saturday, Nov. 2.8, 1881,
at 10 o'clock, a. m. the foHowlng real estate,
to-wlt:
All that certain messuage, piece or parcel of
land situate on the north-east corner of Fifth
and Centre streets, In the town ot Bloomsburg,
county ot Columbia and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as -follow, .to-wlt : Be
ginning at the south-west corner of Fifth and
Centre streets, thence eastward along .said Fifth
street sixty-two feet to other lotof grantor,
known as the Rebecca Vanderslloe lot ; thence
along said lot southward one hundred and
eighty-five feet, more or less, to an, alleys
thence along said alley westward sixty-two feet
to Centre street; thence along sakl Centre St.
northward one hundred and ielghty-flve feet,
more or less, to the corner of Fitch , an Centre
streets, the place of beginning, .audi known as
the John W. Kieamer lot, and by salb John W.
Kreumer conveyed to WIU4unj,,B. Heons, de
ceased, and by said WlUlam,,lV Keens to John
D. Sterner, and by said John D. Sterner to J.
H. Maize ; and twelve feot added: to- the above
described lot known as the, Kremer lot, making
the sixty-two feet, being apart of the-said Re
beeca Vandersllce lot, . being sold- to- the said
grantor within named on the 89tlt- day- ot Oct
ober, A. D. 1881,. at an Orphans! Court sale; on
which Is erected ajarge-twe ajitone-holf story
Brick Swelling House,
Frame stable and other Outbuildings.
Seized, taken Into rxccutloiuat. the mil tot Itan
slow Boone, J. H. Vastine, JJottglis Hughes and
E. F. Smith, administrators ot M.. a. Hughes,
deceased, vs. Jacob II. Maize-, with notice to R.
H. Little, assignee, e.,. and: to be- s'-hl as the
property of J. H. Maize.
W. II. Uuawn, att'y. Lev. Fa.
ALSO;
At th5 same- time aod- place the follow,
lng described real.estate,.to-wlt s. Tract No. 1.
All that certain tract ot lund. situate partly In
Muln and partly 1n Beaver townships, Colum
bia county, Pennsylvania, boundBd and describ
ed as follows, to-wlt: Beginning at a post,
thence by lands In the, warrantee name ot
Philip Baker,, and' Conrad Ou-rf south sixty
eight degrees westr one hundred and ninety
perches to a sassafras ; then by rand of W. T.
Sh'iman south eighteen, and: three-fourth dc-g.-ees
west two hundred and fifty-two perches
to. a, hickory; thence by landi of Suineel Hinder
liter, Jncob Hoslur, doe'd, and Peter Wright and
others north, seventy-nine- degrees east three
hundred perches to a post i thence by land In
wurranoee nanurof Catherine Kv-Ter, north eight
and one-liulf degrees west two hundred and tiny
five perches tm tho place ot beginning, con
taining 400 AC RES j
more or less, b -lng the sumo premises which
Peter Knecht and wife, by deed b?artug date 1st
April, 1880, recorded In the oftlce for the record
ing of uveds In Columbia county, In Deed Boole
page 41 1 granted and conveyed to tho suld
ChurbttS. Itelchurt.
Tract No. 8All that oertuin tract of land
sHuute in Main townslUp. Columbia county.
State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows to-wlt t On the north by lands of J.
B. Yetter, on the east by lunds of J. B. Vetter,
and on tho south by bands ot Charles Hole-hurt,
and on tho west lands of J. B. Yetter, con
taining 5 Acres and 131 Perches!
nent measure, being- the same premises which
Charles Relchart by doed bearing date 17th day
of March, 1884, recorded In the office for record-
lng deeds In Columbia county, In Doed Book 37,
page Sin, grunted and conveyed to tho salil
Charles S. Relchart; and whereon are erected k.
Two Story Frame Building.
used tor dwelling house and store room, also
frame stable, frame shoemaker shop and ther
outbuildings.
Seized, taken Into execution at tho suit of
ltunslnw Boone, J, II, Vastlne, Dougla Hughes
and K, F. Smith, administrators ot M. H. Hughes
deo'd. vs. Charles S. Knlchart, arU lo be sold at
tho proporty of Charles 8. Relohart. Fl. FL
II a w h, att'y. JOKX CApp V.
Woxirasburg.NoT.SVJttU, ' fhertT,