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JVE11Y FRIDAY MOHN1MI
nt bloorastmrg, the County sent of Columbia
County, Pennsylvania.
Tssx. Inside the county, $1.00 a ypnrln ntl
tance; $l.BO K not paid In advance Outside
the county, $1.96 a year, strictly In advance.
All communications should be addressed to
TUB COLUMBIAN,
JUootnsburg, Pa.
fridayTfebruary io, 1892.
POLITICAL POINTERS.
The signs of the times are that
Cleveland will be nominated for Presi
dent by the Democratic National
Convention. Sentiment in favor of
his selection predominates every
where. With Cleveland as the candi
date and tariff reform as the platform,
the Democratic party will be victor
ious. The statement has appeared several
times recently in the city dailies, that
lion. C K. Buckalew will be a
date for Congress this year.
candi-
Mr.
Buckalew has authorized a denial of
this. He is not a candidate for
Congress, and will not be this year.
Cleveland is his preference as a Presi
dential candidate.
There is going to be some fun be
fore the campaign is over in this
county. It is generally understood
that William Krickbaum will be a
candidate for nomination for a third
term in the Legislature. Peter A.
Evans, whose name has been used in
connection with that place, has de-
cicea mat ne win not run, ana so
George W. Sterner has fully deter
mined to enter the field and measure
lances with William, lie says he is in
to stay, and it will be a fight to a fin
ish. Krickbaum had a close shave
for a second term, and it is generally
believed that Sterner can beat him for
a third term. The trouble with
Krickbaum is that he never knows
when he has enough. He wants to
be drawing a salary from the public
perpetually. He wanted a third term
as Prothonotary, but the people said
-no. xnow ne wants a third term as
Representative. Sterner says he will
give the people a chance to say
whether they will endorse third termers.
The assertion made in the Senti
nel last week that everybody who op
nosed the selection of Krickbaum as a
lelegate to the National Democratic
Convention, were working to secure a
Vallace delegation to the State Con
ention, is utterly untrue, and is only
., a keeping with the constant political
clap trap with which that paper is
weekly nauseating its roadcrs. Ex
Senator Wallace is not a ca.ididate for
anything this year, so far as heard from,
md there was not a man among those
whose names have been mentioned as
anti Krickbaum candidates for dele
gates to the State Convention, who
could have been influenced by Mr.
Wallace or anybody else to ote or
work against the nomination of Gro
ver Cleveland. . Chairman Townsend,
Senator Herring, Robert Buckingham,
and all whose names were included in
that frothy article, are warm admirers
of the Ex-President, and desire to sec
rum nominate-!.
In connection with the allegation
that Chairman Townsend voted in
State Committee, "against the inter
ests of Cleveland and Pattison," how
does the following dispatch from
. Washington read? Mr. Townsend
' "vored for Kerr for State Chairman,
? -believing that he was a supporter of
I -Cleveland. He was not controlled by
the Harrity combine. Now read the
! following dispatch to the Harrisburg
i Patriot;
I" Washington, Feb. 1 2 The cat is
j out of the bag. Congressman Beltz
hover let it out to day in an interview
in which he stated that the state ad
ministration people would make an
.effort to send a solid Pattison delega
, iion to the national convention,
j'; This information will not be very
l! cheering to those friends of ex Pres
i! ident Cleveland who are in training
i' with the Harrity-Pattison combine.
K Before the Democratic state coin
i: mittee meeting was held the Pattison
I Harrity people sent the word broad
i cast that the Democrats of Pennsyl
vania were for Cleveland and that
' i; a delegation for him would be sent to
i;' the national convention
!; . It would seem from what Mr. Beltz
i. ; hover said to day that Cleveland was
:'; j to be dumped to make way for Gov
j; ernor Pattison, Mr. Beltzhoover is
j credited with being the mouth piece
of the Pattison-Harrity faction of the
; party and his utterance to-day that
j ; the unit rule would be adopted by the
L state convention, and that the dele-
U gation would be instructed for Pattison,
In! l.-.a ctin-o1 tin a hornet's nest amnne
H the Pennsylvania followers of Cleve-
" I rwl n W-iohinrrrnn
104111. IU WIHI4tVMI
In soeakinc of Mr. lleltzhoovers
! declaration, a prominent Pennsylvania
' Democrat said: The friends of
! Cleveland have suspected for some
f lime that Harrity and the state ad
ministration people vould prove false
t tci t: tx-presiden. TVy won the
fifiht against Kerr by misrepresentation.
They gave it out that Kerr was against
Cleveland and that they were for him.
They accomplished their purpose, and
they are now getting ready to knife
Cleveland. I believe that Cleveland
has enough friends in the state to
knock out the plans of Lis pretended
friends."
People are laughing at the claim
made that the result of the recent com
mittee meeting was a people's victory
The people had as much to do with it
as the man in the moon. The com
mittee were elected at a time when
the question at issue was not thought
of. After promising Butkingnam faith
lully to support him, several men were
induced to change their minds.
have been told what arguments were
used on some of them. I may tell you
some day. Observer.
BLOOM POOH DISTRICT-
The election of Tuesday was truly a
peoples victory. There were 770
votes polled against 605 last year. The
chief contest was that of poor director,
On Saturday January 16 the members
of the standing Committee embraced
in the Bloom poor District met by ap
pointment, and according to custom
of the party placed in nomination, J
M. Larish and A. C. Hidley as candi
dates for Poor Directors. One of the
nominees called at the Sentinel office
and asked to have the names of the
nominees placed in the columns of
that paper, and when this request was
refused, they were offered pay for pub
lishing the names unMl election and
even then refused. A small notice of
the nomination was made, but the
names were not hoisted as the nomi
nees. un Monday evening, alter a
democratic caucus had made a nomi
nation for other township officers, some
ot the candidates named called at the
Sentinel office and ordered 2,000 tick
ets printed. The tickets were printed
and the names of Larish and Hidlev
for poor directors were omitted. When
the parties called for the tickets the
morning of election they refused to ac
cept them because the names of tiie
Candidates for poor director were
omitted. Other tickets were then
printed and the names of F. D. Dent
ler, J. M. Larish, and A. C. Hidley
were put on for poor directors ; thus
placing an independent candidate along
with the nominees. Afterward the
janitor of the Court House, took the
tickets without the name nf f'anili.
j dates for poor director, and scattered
them m the Commissioner s office, and
other places in the town.
The ticket no doubt was prepared
to deceive the public and accomplish
the defeat of the nominees for Poor
Directors. The persons nominated,
had served one terra or part of a term
and no complaint had been made as
to their fitness for the office. Wm
Krickbaum has held office by the votes
of the democrats of the county for
nearly ten years, besides being Com
missioner's Clerk for 1 2 years previous.
He should be the last one to oppose
those regularly nominated, and instead
of constant attacks upon and misrepre
sentation of other democratic office
holders selected by the same party
that has given him his offices, and ot
opposing regular nominees of the
party when they do not happen to be
his tools, he ought to be among the
very first to endeavor to bring about
harmony and to stand by the regular
nominees of the party.
Bloom Poor Directors.
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Bluouutburg B
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Greenwood R.
w.
Scott K.
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Sugarloat N.
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1"CU 48
1 'ini 1 uut
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1K8 11
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Total
11(12
DCS liKJOJtf 743 m
O. T. Wilson. J. M
Larish and A.
C. Hidley are elected.
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Handsome Versa. Homely.
Who is that fine looking lady that
we just passed, Clara ? Why, that is
Mrs. Snow. Well, there, what a
change ; when I saw her last, her skin
was so sallow and muddy looking, it's
no wonder I din't know her. What
hai produced that lovely complexion ?
neara tnat sne took bulnhur Bitters.
the great Blood Purifier, and now
would not be without them. -iq 2t
Reduced Sates and Enlarged Privileges
tor uiergymon on tne Pennsylvania
Railroad-
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compa-
ny
announces that commencing on
February 15th, i8qj, tickets will be
sold to Ministers of the Gosjiel hold
ing proper clerical orders, at half rates
This arrangement will apply to all
tickets sold on the Pennsylvania Rail
road lines east of Pittsburg and Erie
as well as to the Pennsvfvania lines
west of Pittsburg, so that a clergyman
may not only be able to secure a tick
et at half fare between any stations
f Pittsburg and Erie, but may
enjoy the same privileges in the pur
chase of a ticket to Cleveland, Chica
go, Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
. Louis, or intermediate points.
This concession in the interest of so
deserving a class is fresh evidence of
the liberality of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, and cannot fail to impress itself
upon the appreciation of those whom
it is designed to benefit.
Experience proves that nothing else
so surely destroys s:rofula, a3 Ayei's
barsapaiula.
The report of viewers appointed by
tne court to widen filtu street was
filed in court on Saturday last. The
damage allowed to property owners
amount to $6405.50. The report
will be confirmed at May Court, if no
exceptions be filed by that time. The
widening is east of Catherine street,
The viewers were C. B. Ohl, G. B.
Martin, Samuel Shaffer, Emanuel
Kelchner, W. S. Moyer, F. P. Drinker
and W. R. Kocher.
jck's Cotton Root
COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by an old
physician. NwvrtnAillu writ
tiiuiUMli by AuuiHd of la.
iMm, Ih tUe only perfectly
safe and reliable medicine
discovered, lieware of un-
Prtnclplediirucrtrlsls wlio offer Inferior medi
cines In p ace of this. Ask for Coos's Cotton
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1 and t cents in ptrntuae In letter, and we will
send, sealed, by return mall. Kail sealed par
ticulars In plain envelope, to ladles only, S
stamps. Adlrens 1'onu l.u.r Company,
iiu. 1 r inner oiock, unirou, mien.
Gtt your sale bills Tinted
at Tiik Coi.UMBi'M office
Statement
COLUMBIA COTJITTT,
FROM JANUARY 8, 1801, TO JANUARY 4, 1892.
STATEMENT SHOWING TAXES ASSESSED FOR 1891 AND BALANCE
STILL DUE.
DISTRICT.
County flute
Tax. uo iAX Taa.
I 738 81 I MM I M T
WN 81 60 7
an 2 si 6 uo 640 m
4M2 os i 60 nue m
mi 1 8 flSOO 11 M
IAHO 08 88 80 MIN
HK7 88 48 AO Sil 84
Iffit; 18 88 00 78 17
I7A8 48 40 60 IBM
11. SJ 88 9i 00 KM 4
Mil 46 l 88 66
1X6 SO 78 SO MB 41
1006 07 64 60 67 4n
Stil 82 48 60 16 88
KM ftl 188 00 1X1
1071 88 80 00 108 88
8i 61 6.1 00 87 14
1W8 04 87 00 78 88
811 88 44 60 81 18
i 61 68 SO 82 74
818 4 61 00 SS11 08
416 M 68 60 84 06
418 78 88 60 114 81
14.14 SI 82 60 940 81
618 40 71 60 18 U
JOWnj 1701 6oj8 4.16 88
Beaver
Hf.nt.nn
Kerwlok
Hioom. ,
Hrlsrcreek
Calawlma
I'enlralla
Outre.
Conyugham
KIMiliiKcreek
Franklin
MreuwioU
Html, ok.
Jhokhoq .,
Locunt
Mmltaon..
Muln
MKtlln
Montour
ML 1
'range,
rine.
lt"nn((orok..
Hoolt
Mufarloaf.
Total..
Amount du from 1880 and 1481.
lRHo! j County. Dog.
Bloom. R. Harris. 8 494 60 j S 83 00
1888.
Bloom. U. H. Ent. j I 182 28 S 80 80
Joun L Klln,Tniiurr of Columbia County,
in Kwam wiiossiaoouniy iuuus.
January 8, 1881.
To CMh i sod from O A Ilerrlnc. Ex
Troas 8 Saw H
To anil due from 1HM8, U H Knl Itfi 28
iw
m ihk,
asuessed for 1881
" H tax assnsssd, rtsof voters, 00
dy llt TT '..
To aiut oollectaj on unseatad lands.
M " " " seated lands
" " " from sundry persons
for plank and Iron sold at the
Orangevllls brldxe
To Mini reed from Kr.ra Btepbens.
rot overpaid In 1800
To ami rwelved from U M Quick on
HberilT's deeds. .7.
828
87V7 80
28VW 80
7 89
t !7 WU
68 74
28 40
29 00
IS
Toaiut received from W K KId Krone,
x ru ui mi t. u. oi u. r., lor me
keeping of John M. Barton, at
Dauvllle Mtata Hmnlul. ..
82 00
800
IN
4-jOOO
To amt received from IsaJab Howel,
iTornia on roaa view, ureen
wood Two
To ami reed from J E Sands, brick
n n .1 tin hnn.hl k i-n
To amt of Coin, ooals, eol'leoVed' by
fj r AO, in oaae (join vs
To amt paid t I W MeKei vy 'for the
keeplag of Harsarot Weaver at
lln.l i. II . ... I
To ami paid by Oeo keeler Voir old
1 ffl
3 08
steam pip bought from Jail
To ami nald by V H Campbell, Bes;
uu I've, nn gum eiaonp, from
Murohr A Son
4 38
To amt paid by U H Lei u worth, for
eoanlv iax exonereiMl In imi en
To amt fromltaimn C lelUwumh.fur
eountr tai ezoneratetl In Itku . . vs
To amt reod from W L MoUenry for
pienK i
To amt road from 1 J Wagroneeller,
for old doors sold at Court Houe 3 68
To ami reod fromttMCo Com'ra of
Montour Us, for keeii'g prlaoners
In (Columbia eountv imlf tun
To amt reed from J B IX Long, for
street lamo a nrt
To amt reed from Jos Qarrlaoa, for
Davement atone Mm
To amt reed from Tbo J Hlewart,
c-wimhi j m lui.iLiu Aiinirw, lor
maklns tax return for 18JI axon
To amt reed from C L Bands, for tin
box, penolls, ota, boagtii. from Co 3 OS
To amt reed from Jeea liUtenboii)
for tin box l an
To amt reod from Mrs U Btohner, for
alreet lamp J 04
To amt reod from Oeo W Bterner.for
svone nougat ironi court JUous
pavement an ta
To amt reod from Brobat 4k Bon, for
piana a iu iron.oougni at Btoay
town t rldse in m
To amt from Kobr MeHenry for old
raaiauir nougnv ki lulu 175
To amt reod from U F Ldgar for tin
box 150
To amt reod from Francis lrak,for
old studdlug bought at Court
House jn
To amt reod on county bonds,issued
uy uun 15000 80
To amt reed from Kuxitel Foree, r-
aemiioD inoaey,riHningerta:. , 891
To redemption money of M U Kiln 16 tti
- wm irreao
er. Mifflin bis
To redeu.pt lop money of Ulrleh
Houser. Madison 4 67
To amt of license 00) looted from ho
tels and restaurants. 1471 98
To amt reod from Com stela tax 1616 06
To bat du John L K lnt , treasurer, 1282 22
888171 SI
John L Kline, Trenrer of Columbia County
By Exonerations and Returns for County
Districts. Exojixbationb.
Bar" us
III' 64
88 88
S 10
Beaver . . .
681
88 87
1 48
6 40
, 10 07
Cooyngham ..
Maiu
Orange
floe.
SHU 61
SM W
By Commission. Exonerations and He turns,
Miiowea tor iwu.
Districts.
Com
Ex. Hit'hs
Beaver
Itenton
Berwick ,
I 1 80
08
19 18
14 77
15 83
4 76
81 (1!)
AS Ki
W
61
?8 17
11 Uit
13 80
U 26
6 91
CatuwUsa
Centxalla.
Centre
13
r'lshlnKcreek
Greenwood ...
13 79
3 13
6 73
3 70
8 hi
8 40
1 UN
6 8
Jsokaou
Locust.
6 00
5 60
8 03
6 Vi
1 27
Madison
Main
Mlltlin
Montour
Mt rieasaut .
t'lu
Slav 02 S 71 38 S 28 13
By Commissions and 1'inoounis on County
'I'.. - I IMJI
Districts. Com.
I)IH.
Beaver 17 48
I 13 48
lien ion , ia i
Berwick 27 44
Hioui 1JI 01
Hrlaroreek 18 48
20 44
88 60
60 00
83 66
CatHwUsa 16 87
40 Ml
21 48
Ceutrulla.
Centre.
40 06
Conyngham
r'mhmgcreek...,
r'rauklln
Greeuwood
Hemlock
Jock sou ,
IjOOIIlt
Madlsun
Main
HI I 111 I
.vt un four.
kit I'lettsant.....
((rutins
Pine
Itoailngorefk..
Hoolt.
Uugui loaf..
72 19
30 90
16 18
88 81
40 60
6 16
W 87
28 87
18 64
20 16
19 81
13 40
82 82
6 91
9 89
88 24
7 60
. , SW6 81 riOTO
By total commissions on oounly tax 846 84
By total dlsuouutaon oounty tax.... 710 70
Hy exonerations and returns.Co tax 310 T2
by SHitdus from collectors of IW... 16133
by amt due from oolleotora of 18ti9,
Hrlaroreek 07 Bl
By amt due from collastors of 1S9,
Centre.. ,'
of Finances
ASSKMBD.
STILL DVB.
County Rtats
I 280 88 88 80 S 6
6J8 06 60 OU SUM
80 80 46 00 78 81
1171 08 48 80 804 0"
481 i 48 00 16 61
871 81 61 80 87 8H
628 16 17 10
808 16 60 60 81
816 62 86 60 4 60
785 83 8 00 44 M
ZU 04 34 68 1 IS
864 10 84 80 8 88
16 07 ia 60 7 40
168 84 SO 60 1 88
418 67 64 00 18 88
647 80 48 00 Jl 86
SIS 18 28 M 18
6.SS 04 61 SO 17 84
416 88 4 00 8 23
8M 68 88 60 1.', 74
7 Ofl 78 00 18 XI
IM 40 61 00 38)8
116 08 28 60 38 74
8M 60 61 80 38 86
88 48 61 SQ 14 0U
SI 1460 80 lull 66 I 1108 09
By Amount Da From Collectors o MM.
DtBTBICTS.
"r"10 816 14
211 80
nnercreea,,,,,
Ontraluv
Cenlr
Conyngoam ....
Flablngcreelu..
Mad I eon
S48 48
810 18
148 78
147 OH
180 80
161 01
Orange
BotU 4ft t4
Bugarloaf. gj 79
2373 91
11450 SO
47188 S3
1HH8 66
1616 0H
Byamta due from eolleetors of the
different townships for 1881
By amt of county order Issued and
By oonimlaalon due Trnssuiuf.
S 86171 31
By bal. due from county to John L
1253 21
noa fund.
John L Kline, Treas, In Aeet with Dog Fond.
January 6, 1HH1.
To raah reod Irom Qeo A Herrlnz.
To amt due from oollecto'ri'of "
" M lioui
271 .18
M in
. 60
a.l w
lav si
1701 60
M " " liew
" " " " X (Q"'
" assessed forth ysr 1881..."
1 'Mt im
To cash balanoeon hand lis; 61
CR.
By balance, da and exonerated for ths year
worn.
Dux.
4160'
86 00
88 50
Ex.
060
neaver
Biiarereek....
Calawlasa
Centre
Main
3 80
8 00
11 00
4 01
Urange.
Cooyngham...
Pin
114 00 1 37 SO
By Commissions, Exonerations and Balance
IMaTBICfaV (Vim.
Ex.
8 60
S 00
Dub.
Beaver.
Benton ,T..
herwlok..... 80
Bloom
Brlarereek
S3 SO
64 Oil
40 70
87 00
S 80
44 70
84 00
Catawlaaa
s 00
e 11 trail a.
Centre 73
Couyngbassw
Flshlngereek
Orevowbod ...
J season
IKMiat.
Madleun.
Main
Mlffiln
Montour
1 08
8 48
1 W
1 01
81
8 00
1 60
4 0J
1 00
3 60
1 Ui
4 60
I 60
00
88 00
Mt Pleasant.
Orange. ,
fine.
65
Suaarloaf... 23 zS
34 44 60 S431 !U
By Commissions, IHseounU and Amount
Du from Collectors imi.
DisTmcTS,
Beaver.
beuton
Dus Aarr Dub
I 1 20 8j 88 60
Berwick
Bloom
Hrlaroreek... ,
C taw I so
Central la.
Centre
Conyngham.,
r isoingoreea.
Franklin
Greenwood ..,
txemloak
j season
Loeost.
Madison.
Main
Mifflin
Montour.
Mtl'leasanL. ,
Onang.
nne
Roarlnxereek
.....
Buolt.
Bugarloaf......
21 SB 88 88
1081 65
83 00
60 68
HI 00
37 mi
431 z;
44 IM
21
lttl 53
2H 88
'.'I M
820 86
18 01
12S7 62
Amt du from collectors of 1U0
- 1KN8
" " " 1888
By exonerations for 1889
Ual due from eolleetors for 1890.. .
- exonerations lor iw,
commissions for ItM)
M Hal du from oolleetors of IHB1...
M dlseount on duplicates of 1801...,
M oominlsslon on duplicates of 1801
H Amt of sheep orders paid
" commission to Treasurer
" efwh balauoe on hand
STATE FUND. ' ri W
John L. Kline, In Aeenunt With Stat Fnnd
or ovi. av.
January 6. 1801.
To Bal on duplicates of 1888 a lis tri
- - " IKH log 17
" " " " " 1800.."."." i1t0 97
Stat tax assessed for 1891 4:116 93
S A7MI (Ml
To balance dne ths Stat hot no
CR.
By Amt due from eolleetors of 1888.. 138 03
By Exonerations and llalsnns Due from Col
lectors for laeu.
Kt. Hit.
nnirarMK
816 4)
Catawlssa
Centre
Orange
1
1 t
..n 3i
riu
.. 3 IH)
18 83 V.'l 67
By Commissions, Exonerations and Balanos
Due from Collectors of 1800.
D1HTKIUT8. Coat. Ex. Bal. Dub
Berwick,
I 17
S UO 81
Hloom
Bi larereek
718 16
S3 80
S SI
1 18
69 66
Catawlssa..
81
Centre..
Conyngham...
r isumgcreek
Oreeuwood..
L.MVSI
Madison
Mifflin
Montour
Orange
Pine
Boot
Biuarloa...,,
81
t(M
04
88
22
U
980
8 90
16 38
67
SI ft
' 13 IS
fOUi 814 31 ttiv7
Cost.
.1 2 02
. 1 VI 1 87 6H It)
.67 US 45 (XI
1 20 3 00 48 80
3 1 US 48 00
61 90 61 60
90 1 60 17 I
68 83 6060
IS 26 85 60
88 11$ 68 OD
82 101 24 69
. 1 87 1 47 84 60
98 10 IH6
.. 88 06 80 60
.. 8 1 91 64 08
.. 101 1 78 48 00
.. 91 96 28 66
77 1 27 01 60
SI 1 02 V4 0-1
00 100 8968
98 1 66 23 00
87 61 0
41 70 34 80
83 1 06 60
80 1 00 61 6J
fly Commissions, MseonnUanrl lUlaoosrw
from aisvu Isx for ltl. '
PisTftiCTS. Cost.
nonver I 1 08
llrnl'in 1 76
llerwlrk 14 01
Hloom , 8 20
llrlnrrroek S 84
('Hlawlwia , 7 AM
Centralis 10 61
(Jen ' re 3 27
Cnnynsham 84
FlNlilnirraekM ... 1 83
Kranklln 1 04
UreenooilM.., T 82
Hemlock 1 60
1I8. DAT. DtTk
.MS
31.16 71 tq
8 40 u rj,
iris M M
2i 4i n
87 2 1.1
12 W 8 IB
2 1 710
. aw
M u n
im ma
S 10 17 18
166 8 2!
. J8 15
M i.i a
jo -Mm
i 64 21 74
10 m j&) m
14 01
Jackson M
Ixtcimt. 6 80
Ksdlson 3 43
Mum 8 00
I H8
168
Mimin
Montour
Ml rieaaaot
61
SM
18
373
6 83
It
Drang
llDI. HM.IIIMNt.lHtMHI,
KorlnBerMk..... M,
nooi. m
.m..,m..........
nuKnrioai,.M...
93 65 8168 34 1109 01
By amt dne from collectors of 1888....I 138 91
' exoneratlena for 188 g gj
balance du from 1889 34
11 oommls n allowed on dupa of '90.. 6 OS
exonerations ,f M VK. u
" balano du - " - '90. frrf 7
eommls'ns allow'd" nu 91 or,
M dlsonnnu N M " "9I, 168 34
"amt still du " " " TIL, lliisu
M paid Commonwealth, 1891 3421 n
" amt da Treasurer, oommleslon.. 34 n
" balano du Btat...... 804 99
6750 08
COM U I88IOM ERS' EXPENSES.
For which Orders were Issued on lbs County
Treasurer,
M iac ax lab so us.
W V Telegrah Co, for Ulegraphs. .. J
Kira Htenbens, attending Co audit...
C E Wlnner.hors hire for Ureenw'd
iwp line
Wm Welllver, earrytng ehaln In
Greenwood twp lin...
Aaron Vanslekle, as man In Ureen-
. .wood twp lin..
A 74 Yost, auditing public aeoounts.
Adams Kx press Co, exprvasage ,
U B Ksprass Co. eaprmagc, ..,,
W H Bnyder, oosts, Col Co vs Bloom
Water Co. M
Samuel 8 Frits at al.dlvldlng Bngar
loaf twp lln. ."".
L,0fd Z.bn,,i " 8nl oarrUg
hire. Hugarloaf twp lln....J...
Central r Tel Co. rent of 'phnn
U M Uncs.rvporting Judgments end
saiUfanlona, Ac, to June 1, 1801...
U M Quick, protn'y, reoord'g name
of township onloers. ..
O M Quick, proth'y, eosU In the
num rjeotmans ess ........
W 11 Kbawn, balance of att'y fee In
ths Nuss ejectment ease
D R Coffman.mak'g assessors' sacks
D L 4k W R H Co, freights
P 4 It II R Co. freight
Guy Jaooby, J P oosts, J B caaey vs
Col Co .
R U LllUe. att'y fees, ease Roaring-
creek WaterCn.toHiipremeCourt
Farmers' Nat Bank, dlso't on note...
J D Boillne, expenses to Central to
get the signature of EsiaSleph
ens 10 papers
J C I'ahreubarb, apprehension of J
Hess, a horse thief.
KlU-hen A Hliults.redempt'n nionoy
on the A I. Moore property ..
Commissioners HlUanbonsa and
Bands, expenses to the Com mis-
sions-s' Convention at Lancaster
Commissioners Hlttentiouse and
expenses to Harrisburg, to look.
after election booths......
John 8 Williams, crying sal at
urt House.
C II Campbell, lleg and Rao, reoord'g
bonds aod oaths of Co Com'rs
WC Joboeou, CoHupt, for holding
Co Inslituu for 1891.
John B Cssey, judgment, 860 May T,
leDl.am't du for Slat work don
for th Common wealth and paid
to Co for 1888 and 1887..
John C lluittrervioasas Nol'y Pub
W II Brook A Coub to Phlla Times
227 00
S 24
2 63
on 27
COURTS, JURORS' PAT AND CON8TA
BLEB' RETURMB.
Newton Walker, sUnorrapbsr.tran
script, Neaoopeek Bridge Co v
Bowman A Smith It 2$
itswton walker, Main twp school
Nswtoo Walker, ease Oner vs Mcc
Alarney 14 si
Newton Walker, transcript, Markle
vs Berwick Borough 84 73
Newton Walker, stenographer at lb
several oonrts . . 416 10
M E Cox et sd tip staves. . ... 2uS SO
D D CofTman, court crier.... ....... .. lw) 0
J B Casey, serving jury notices........ 81 38
Amt pd brand Jurors during year. . 727 11
" ' Traverse .... 321s 87
M constables for returns to C't 8t8 17
QooAuraml A Bons, boarding Jury
Com v McMaaabao . 18 SO
0 so Aursnd A Bona, boarding Jury
Com vs Martin 6 00
J J Crawford, jury commissioner..... M 80
Oeo W Miller, ... 49 SO
1 D Bodlne, alark to Jury eom'r so 00
U M Uulrk, proth'y audulerk ol CIS) 32 76
Ulue A llvilden, 13 meals for juror.. 4 00
4491 41
COTH IN COMMOWWEAl.Tn CASES,
WHERE COUNTY BECAME LIABLE.
W H Bnyder, clsrk...............S 41 86
(4 M Quick, clerk .. 10190
F P Bill ineyer. district attorney .M 6 00
KH8IIH Little .... 8 0U
Win Chrtsman, dlslrlot attorney 167 to
I usiioea, oonslasies and witnesses... 1612 07
1826 83
ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWS AND ROAD
DAMAGES.
Sundry persons as viewers, survey-
on, so 7V on
rhomas MoUrtde, damage in Orange 46 08
Isaae Boon. m m 1
Jonas Rants, Benton 10 00
li B Keck. m if as ni
Psonl DaltteTlek " " " 44) 08
Andrew Crawford " "Ml Pleas 80 09
Thus B Bender, " Benton 100 00
0 B Hess, Sug'loaf 40 00
Johnson heirs, M Ml Pleas 10 00
4tmuel Hewi, sjug'loaf 20 00
Lloyd Giberson mm m 42 00
Matblas Kr earner, - - Q'wood 140 09
!".? "Jackson 80 09
wp.r,?,i' . . r
BsnJ UlUer et al n - u go 00
iota 10
COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE AND COURT
HOUSE.
wank A Barndt, brooms. ... 6 SO
1 R Bchuyler Co, hardware...... 3 Vt
Bloomsburg Gas Co, for gas 312 10
Cyrus Robblnstudltlngaeoounu for
. 1890 97 80
lohn K Dlemer.HUditing aocts lor '00 24 98
I B Nnss, audlttug acoounU lor 1890.. 2.1 04
I D Bodlue, clerk toauultors 23 OS
Clara Hllderbrant et al, eleaulug 21 60
illoomsburg Bleain A E L Co, heat.... ibl OS
Biooraaourg nteam s KL Co, as part
payni'l 00 steam Ott'gs, ronlraut
nioomsburg Steam El Co, extra
work on steam Otllnga
A 8 Wagnrrrchltect tor new addll'a
M E Cox, shoveling snow and clean
ing Henry Yoha, shoveling snow and
cloaulng M
W 11 Browcr, mailing for kleps.
nioomsburg Water Ci. .
Pilney Eves.asiatlng jungm't books
Matblas bbafter, part payment nu
coiiithci l.-j new audition 10 C H .
Usrton BhafTer, adm'r or Mathlaa
BhaOer, new addition to C H
Baker as McHrlde, ropairlng table,
protnobotary'somc...
A Herblua, work
C lesheppard, taking down lower
clock
Wigg, taking dowu O U bell
M putting up " "
.1 HnsndrsboU.coMylngaecessb'ks
0 M Turwluiger, asslstibg on assess
boos sl. .... ."....
1 J hhanooo A Co, rope Bad "pulley
for nag staff
C W Ranyuo, bill hardware.............
! MM,,''."n"irloklrr,.....
Ml Maise insurance........
rank Parker ai al asm oarpantar
Xort "-"- ,.JU
Y. C Morns Ivt.two Vsdt Juora.ou
1 n?h omoa,
I B tciimaa, saiMug slutt to pal up
fli K Howard Watch and (Jkxi'tXv
o' nostra. to tower eloek . Z2
C K llower, extra piaetarlog for O li
, . " " In com.
otlstlonars' a
' !' "iSyj ,Mjr 0rw at vaolt down
taiT Am,"-a'0'"M,,a8 BiBtUng,
COO 00
101 m
60000
26 U
30
7 30
60 OS
IS 09
4000 0
10000 00
4 33
6 00
SO ft
6 M
6 0B
SO 09
CI 00
1 80
23 Iff
45
4160
83 59
340 01
101a oca
29 60)
IS Ml
:
1 nniTr, UkkJog down and
"S eenwu.
8 sr
80
3 00
10
I 88
36 09
40
OS
3 40
08
8 SO
48 08
73 00
S3 70
39 74
87 SO
80
64
1 13
80
S3 41
42 97
SC4
30 00
27 SO
19 62
13 38
3 00
10 10
209 00
88 44
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