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Highest of all In Leavening Power.
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absouteu pime
THE COLUMBIAN.
Knfmt at the Post omre lit ninomsburir. i'tt
.second class matter, Miiroh 1, IHH8.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FRIDAY. FKHKUARY 19. 1892.
Charles H. Hendershott is suffering
from an attack of rheumatism.
Atmtit ito live Dieeons are secured
for the shooting tournament at the
Fair Grounds Monday and mesday
next.
Nearly everyone needs a good spring
medicine, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is
undoubtedly the best. Try it this
season.
Prof. J. M. Coughlin will lecture in
the high school building Monday even
ing February a and, proceeds for the
benefit of Fifth street School library.
The report of the Mifflinvillc Insti
tute w received too late lor publica
tion last week. It is on the inside of
this issue.
Frank Tones was out on Tuesday,
after being housed for a conple of
weeks with an attack of erysipelas in
the foot. "
The V. C. T. U. will meet at Mrs.
Kyer's on Market street on Tuesday
iafternoon, Jpcbruary 43rd at tnrce
lo'clock.
A cray beard on a man under 50
nakes him look older than he is. The
est dye to color brown cr black is
Jiuckingham s Dye lor tne wnisKers.
Rev. I). M. Stearns' Bible class will
meet for the study of the bunday
fechool Lesson at the Lutheran church
I nday afternoon ot this week at tour
clock.
Most of the best musical talent in
town will take part in Queen Esther.
Secure seits at once at Dentler's for
Ihe Opera House will be filled next
jlVednesday and Thursday nights.
I The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Lutheran church will hold an Oyster
Supper at Mr. Joshua Fetterman s on
ast and street, Monday evening, Feb-
tuary aand, from 4 to 10 ' o'clock.
J'rice 35 cents. Ice cream and cake
1rill also be served. All are welcome,
j
I "Alas ! Alas !" the dude exclaims,
in my slender ankle I've got pains."
Don't fret," said ma, for whom he had
ient, "I have some Salvation Oil."
"My time is up," said the doctor to
the patient, whom he found using Dr.
Cull's Cough Syrup, and he was cor
rect, for his cough had been cured.
- We have received a very handsome
catalogue from the Zanerian Art Col
lege at Columbus, Ohio, of which C.
P. Zaner, formerly of this county, is
president The illustrations are all re
productions of pen sketches, and are
very elaborate and skillfully executed.
,
. An Evansville correspondent writes
tie following : The Lord is continu
ing the good work of Grace in our
mdst 1 hus far there are 16 who pro
fessed, and ao penitents at the altar.
j Many more are being convinced as
ty the necessity of yielding. We are
fraying that they may come.
Douglas Hughes died on Monday
Homing at five o'clock, aged sixty six
years. His death was sudden and un
expected. A widow and one son sur
vive him. A few weeks ago his daught
er, Mrs. John Wagonseller was buried,
lie was a brother of the late M. G.
Hughes of Catawissa, and of Mrs. Dr.
Yastine of the same place. The fun
eral took place on Thursday, and. the
remains were taken to Catawissa for
burial.
Routes Rheumatism. Mr. Charles
Lawrence, of Ashland, Nebraska, de
nres that sufferers from Rheunmism
aUOuld know his experience with S. S
S.,' and writes under date of July 17
1891, that he was a great suffer from
acute rheumatism foi more than six
months. He had quite a number of
physicians to treat him, and also took
medicines, without any permanent
benefit. A friend told him to try S. S. S.
He did so and used only four bottles,
rCIch cured him sound and well. He
recommends it to all who suffer from
rheumatism. Rheumatism has been
conceded to be a trouble in the blood
and we have numbers of reporls from
the most reliable people in the country
that it has cuied the most aggravated
caiet- We certainly recommend every
sufferer to send for our treatie on
blood and skin disease, which will be
mailed tree. Address.
iwiFT BPKCIKKM-O., Atlanta, CP.
Latest U. S. Gov't Report
3
The people at the World's Dispen
sary of Buffalo, N. Y., have a stock
taking time once a year and what do
you think they do? Count the num
ber of bottles that've been returned by
the men and women who say that Dr,
fierce s Golden Medical Discovery or
Dr. Tierces Favorite Prescription did
not do what they said it would do.
And how many do you think they
have to count. One in ten? ATot
one in Jive hundred 1
Here are two remedies one the
"Golden Medical Discovery," for regu
latins and invigorating the liver and
purifying the blood ; the other, the
hope of weakly womanhood 1 they've
been sold for years, sold by the million
bottles ; sold under a positive guaran
tee, and not one in five hundred can
say: "It was not the medicine for me 1"
And is there any reason why you
should be the one ? And supposing
you are, what do you lose ? Abso
lutely nothing I
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
EI ECTKD TUESDAY, FEB., 18, 1W1
BKKTOX.
Justice of the Peace, Chan, Gibbons; Rupor-
visors. It. J. uavia, .1. v. nams; .iuu 11. 11,
llulm ; Auditors, Cyrus Urns, II. (). Mrllonryi
Inspectors, M. T. Mollnmy, Boyd Mcll nry
Hchool Dlr rtors. t K. Albiirtaon. Htllestiewi'll
ConxUblP. Klwnnd Knousc ; Assessor, Lafayette
Kerler : Poor overseer, .Inna Hani, j Town
chirk, U. II. lluluie ; Collector, A. Ilarlmau.
BKHWICK.
.Iiistli' Peace. F. It. Kitchen : Chief tliirire!
A. N. sheerer : Assistant Hurgi-ss, II. K. Truugh
I'niiiK'llinen. .1. II. Culerall. F. K. Brockwuy .
Hchcxil Director, J. V. Kurt. . t:. Kenste-
makur ; Collector, J. B. Lockurd ; Inspectors,
Kant District, llhrry Wiintoh. . K. Kvans ;
Judge, David Haneher : West District, Inspec
tor, V. It. MeAnall. J. M. Wltuian j Judge,
Thmnits Latter; constant', M. I- Mcllenry :
liiirh const utile. A. I). Heelv : Assessor. W. V.
Hough ; Assistant Assessor, II. F. Kvans ; Poor
Overseer, 0. 11. 1', Kitchen.
BI.VEK.
Justice Pence, P. H. Fisher; Constable, p.
L. Hlngler ; School Directors, John Frit, W. O.
Longeuberger ; fupervlsor, O. W. Longen
berger, Ji ml till Usher ; Overseers, Con
ard Pelts, Henry Lebi ; Assessor, C. Z. fkhllch
er i Auditor, Mauiuel llorlacher ; Judge, W. A.
Dn-lshach ; Inspectors, Frank Hlngli-y, David
Nye ; CoUoctor. Blinon Ktttenhouse.
KIABCRXRK.
Judge, 8. E. W oyer 5 Inspector, 8. J. Moyer,
I). W. .Marti : Overseers, Henry Kdv. ards ; Cons
table, . W. hosier : Supervisors, A. F. Mart,
William Lamon , Collector, A. B. Croop ; Audi
tor, H. 11. Hitler : Town clerk, fleadly Mult ;
Treasurer, Henry Bower : Assessor, William
Lamon ; ft-hool Directors, Newniuu Bower,
Ciem Bower.
CATAWISSA.
Justice of the Pesee, J. B. Knlttle ; Judge,
M. Hunt II 11 ; Inspectors, . W. ltelfsnyder, Au
gustus Hlbbv ; School Directors, Simon Koun,
W. 11. Roberta i Supervisors, Adam Meuseli,
Jer. Yenger ; Overseer, 11. F. Clark ; Auditor,
Luth'ir Ever ; Constable. I.ora styer ; Asses
sor, U lluyhurat ; Collector, Clinton Ellis.
CCKTIIALIA.
Chief Burgess, John Sprlnif ; Ulirh Constable,
P. D. Murphj ; Town Council, kdward Keese,
Daniel Beaver, Constable, James F. Thompson;
Assessor, David II. Welsb : Auditor, John W.
Foi tuer ; Judge, John W. Fortner; Inspectors,
Patrick Burns, K. J. Shaffer ; School Director,
Edward WlllUmr, Thos. Cleary, H years, D. K.
Keller, John o ixmoll, S years, U. W. Benson,
l'atrlck Kowuu, 1 year.
cixrii.
Constable, I. J. Hess ; Supervisor, M. Millard,
Joseph OlKer ; Overseer, W. II. Hess ; School
Director, (.. A. Ilartnian, C. A. Conner ; Assev
sor, D. K. Dayman ; Judge, F. Ilairenbuch : In
spectors, Francis Hess, 2 T. Fowler; Auditor,
A. C. Creasy ! Collector, I. D. Hurtnaan.
CONYNOHAM.
North district. Judge, James flrant ; Inspec
tors, Chas. llaggerty, Jus. Brennan ; South dis
trict. Judge, Washington Shaffer; Inspectors,
Michael Burns, ltlchitrd Mcllale ; Supervisors,
John Puroel, lwls Stltzer; Overseer, Ueo.
Hcnaum ; wcikhii airector, Micnaei u uara, Jas.
JHonahan ; Collector, Chtis. Weldman; Asaessor,
John H. Hannon : Assistant, w. 11. Re nbold
Constable, fmanuel Leva n ; Clerk, John Mon
roe ; Auditor, Jacob uenuer.
yiSUINUURRIK.
Judge, t. M. Crevellng; Inspectors, C. M.
Edirar. M. Kelchner : Collector, O. J. Hes
Constable, W. K. Edgar ; Overseers, B. M. Gold
er ; Supervisors, Daniel Wenner. Amos Dresner;
Auditor, a. o. juiimirjT i ocuuoi jiireotors, i
Brlshllne, W. J. Kramer; Clerk. Nathaniel
Belshllne ; Treasurer, O. ii. Iloweil; Assessor,
Isaac ranringer.
FRANKLIN.
Justice of the Peace, Charles Hughes ; Judge,
w. k. iiower ; inspectors, i nos. Asuwortu, w
TeeDle : Consiat'le. 8. W. Keeder : overseer.
l-hlllp Manbart, (leo. Hartman, (tie voto) ; Col
lector, Ueo. Bucher ; Assess .r, Clark Vost ; Sup
ervisors, J. T. Keeder, 8. D. Loreiimu ; Auditor,
Thos. Klines: School Directors, llonry Uott-
scuau, cuas. uarxman.
ORKRNWOOD.
East District, Judge, Jas. T. I.awton ; Inspw
ujm, rf. &. ruraer, u. n. rabLerson ; west nisi
rli t, II. W. Eves : Inspectors, Samuel Deutotr
I. B. Ikeler : Assistant Assessors. C. H. Dlkllne.
J. F. Wilson : Collector, I. S. Patterson : Cons
table, l1. c. Obloser; Auditor, A. P. Young;
i.uier isors, in, u. fiucuiitii. w. iv. 1 nveioiece !
School Directors, J. K. Watts, Cuas. Bobbins,
BRMLOCK.
Judsre. II. 1. McBrlde; Inspectors. E. J. Ohl.
O. W. Hit tie ; Constable, ii. W. Hartman ; Over
seer, u w in uirioii ; Assessor, j. ji. vousi ; sup
ervisors, Heuben tlutld, W. P. Kyerly ; Auditor ,
A. .1. r.lllllieil ; neiiinii j'livuiuil, daciiu ItUrilS,
.-....1. L'. ........ , '..1 I. ..III. I
I 1 ail. 1.I1IH.V L , VVMbbVUI, M. lUlilU.
JACKSON.
Judge. J. II. Kltchlc : Couslable. Calvin Derr
Clerk, C. W. Young; lnstiectors, A. Everhart,
Z. A. Butt; Overseer, C. v. Cole ; Collector, 1).
L. Everhart; Supervisors, J. F. lMtrr, V. W.
cole ; Auditor, K. niu ; scnooi Directors, H.
F. Fritz, O. W. Mcllenry j Assessor, T. F.
xoung.
LorrsT.
Justice of the Peace, Peter Swank ; Collector,
L. 11. I'untei ; Assessor, u. n. iiower ; nctl"Ol ui
rectors. C. Fetterman, B. S. Btxllne : Auditor, o,
8. W. Fox : Supervisors, Byron Keller, W. L.
Kline ; Overseer, Simon It. Karl ; Constable,
uarry neaver ; insiwcutrs, aiiiiiu uang, J. u.
itelnbold ; Judge, Henry Bltuer.
MAUIHON.
Justice of the Peace. (Jco. Leo ; Constable, J.
E. Wlnterstevn ; Supervisors, (leo. Whltenlght,
W. Lelghow ; Auditor, lfolit.. Johnson; Sihool
Directors, John Howell, ('has. Carer ; Overseer,
J. M. Ulrton : Assessor, E. F. Welllver; Collec
tor, Ueo. Andei Judge, S, I). Hlmby ; Inspec
tors, J. II. SchulU, W. B. HeudersUotU
MAIN.
Judge. J. B. N'uss : Overseer. Ellas Hhtiman
Supervisor, J. ft. Shuman, J. F. Batimau; School
lllMU..,r.M. V mf Uaiiuo F A II .1 t ....I . A
sor, W. K. Shuman ; Inspectors, I.lovd Brelsch,
J. U. Mettler; Collector, A. W. Shuman : Audi
tor, A. W. urover ; Constable, Clias. F. llurtzel:
Clerk, W. Piatt.
MIFFLIN.
Jmtlce Peace, Sumttel Snvder: Collector. A.
V. Hess I Assessor. E. Snvder i Suiiervlsnr.
lolin Uhoitds. Samuel Knee LI : Constable. T. '..
Boivtnan; Hch.M.I Directors, D. A. lless.H. c. llur
ingle s Auditor, 1 '. 11. Harpster; Judge, J. c.
Heller : Insuect rs. I. K. Sweunenlu Iset. T. II.
II u tenste.a ; Overseer, M. Hartxel..
MONTOLH.
JiiiIbc. P. A. Evans I Inspector. ,T. 8. Mench,
tinny Deemer ! overseer. Isilah llngeiibtich ;
Collector, ,1ns. tyulck j Supervisor, tiimlel Fry,
. i.mn ! AUtutor. v. monns? : ncntnu
Directors. U. Y. Moure v. Francis Leltiy : Con
stable, J. M. Ooidon ; Assessor, W, .Vvnsch,
MT. PLEA HA NT.
Jndre. n. Klsler Insnector. O. II. Kverelt. J.
II. While Overseer, C. Crawford ; Collector, O.
M. Ikeler ; Supervisor, I. V. Howell, E. M. Craw
ford ; Auditor. Amos Drlhclhtsa : ScIkhiI Direct
ors, W. T. Vance, K, H. Yocnm ; Constable, 11. C.
noweii ; Assessor, A. v. Kressier.
OHANOK.
Judire. R. tt. Sloan i Tnqnector. John Knnrr.
Perry lielong : Overseer, I. K. IMldliie i Collect-
or, M. 1, Kline I Inspector. A. !. Achcnnnch. W.
A. Allebach i Auditor. Joseph Fleckenstlne :
School Directors, Chas. Trump, W. Achenbach;
Constable, Amos Neyhard ; Assessor, J. E.
naynurst ; Clerk, K. w. Coleman.
PINK.
Jurtire. i. V. K Inner ! Inspectors. John Potter.
W. O. Ulrton ; Collector, John Uire ; School, Di
rect ors, W. II. Hnyman, Lesley Baker; con
stable, O. W. Bobbins ; Assessor, P Whttmoyer j
..uniior, n. r, nssuncr: Btiptrvisor , i ueo.
Mendenhnll, Davis Uaroner i Overseer, W.
liougnton.
HOAIUNO CHEEK.
Justice of the Peace. Franklin Yocnm ! Judire.
A. I.ltwller; Inspectors, Francis Hlchnrd, W.
Cherlngtin i Overseer. William Y eager; Collect
or, Jem Mensch ; Auditor, A. 11. Yncum ; School
Directors, William Homo, I'eter llower, w.
Himnlnn I Assessor. J. M. Kunkle . Supervisors.
Jos. Levun, O. W. 1 'lg.
SCOTT.
Constable, Wesley Ruckle ; School Directors,
Ueo. kresler, Ell Schneldman ; Supervisor, John
Waters, K. D. Hngenbuch ; Auditor, H. W. Knt ;
Assessor, II. II. Brown; B. District Judge, W. A.
Trembly ; Inspectors, Monroe Lehman, Lincoln
uigar ; rresi insinot unge, . n- KODnins ; in-
spectors. J. W. Botl,
Ueo. P. Hess.
M.
i- Keller ; collect r,
810ARLOAF.
North District, Judge, Henry C. Hess : In
spectors, J. M. Dewltt, A. M. Vanslckle ; South
District, Judge, il. 8. Cole; Inspectors, J. N.
Pennington. Emanuel Dlltz : Constable, F. M.
Shoemaker ; Collector, J, M. Bhultz ; School Di
rectors, J. W. Perry, Albert Hartman , lerk, A.
K- FrtU : Assistant Assessor. F. P. Hart man :
Supervisors, D. steadman, Ucrhcart Hess; Audi
tor, uowaru . iiess.
A grand concert with readings will
be given in I nnity Reformed Church,
Feb at, i8qj, at 8 o'clock p. m.
That the concert will be all that
can be desired may be judged from
the names of those who will partici
pate in the programme :
Miss Annie Ent, Piano; Mrs, Paul
E. Wirt, Piano ; Miss Dora Niles,
Mandolin ; Prof. Niles, Guitar; Mrs,
Elizabeth Smith. Soprano : Miss
Christie Dietz, Contralto ; Rev. Will
iam T. Auman, Tenor; Mr. Orval
Yetter, Bass, Mr. Samuel Bidleman
Bass ; Rev. William T. Auman, Elo
cutionist.
Price of admission a? cents. The
patronage of the public is solicited.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Wken BAf wm si ok, we gar her Cutoruw
Wna sh was r. Child, she cried for Caatoria,
Wh ah baoMM Mas, sb elunr to Osstoria,
.i..ni.iM L .w- , fimnTla
Danville'i New Jail.
PLANS APPROVED BY THE COMMISSION
ERS OF MONTOUK COUNTY FOR
THE STRUCTURE.
The tommissioners of Montour
County have decided upon the plans
for the new jail to be erectea there
The plan which has met the favor of
the Commissioners was the work of
John H. Brugler, and includes a mod
em sheriff's residence, with a twenty
cell-iail.
The present jail is an antiquated af
fair, and is so insecure that prisoners
have been sent either to E'oDmsburg
or Sunbury for safe keeping. As soon
as the plans are approved by the State
Board, work will be begun. The new
building will cost about $25,000.
99 Pure.
THE BEST FOI EVERY PURPOSE.
I. W. Hartman & Sons.
The town and township elec
tions are over and the country
is safe. Not so with the sales
of our half priced COATS,
they will continue from day to
day until all are sold. Also
the uariraius in winter dress
goods.
Many ot them are in short
lenrrtln and will be sold at a
short price.
We are now in the city
for spring goods, for both
sides of the store. The
spring difilus will soon be
ready, for which we will
take cash or good produce.
I. W. Uaiitman & Sonp,
P. S. Eight hanging lamps
will b: sold at a great cut in
price.
. W. HARTMAN & SONS.
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SOAP
DR.KILMCrrO-
IINX II II II J I II 14
U aU
Kidney, Liver and Bladder Curti
Rheumatism,
tamtam, rln In Joints or berk, brink dust la
Urine, lrequent culls, Irritation, Inflsmntloa,
(ravel, ulowmtion or catarrh of bladder.
Disordered Liver,
Impaired rtlirxstlrm, irmit, Mlllons-hradiirhe.
HWA.nP-HOOTcurrajkldner rilfflmiltlea,
La Urljie, urinary trouble, bright ! d incase.
Impure Blood,
Scrofula, malaria, ircnl weakness or debUltjr.
Oaarsntaa - Vm rontanta of On Untile. If not baa.
tea, IWUKsiatn win refund to jaa the price, paid.
At DrncKlata, 50c. Slae, $1.00 fttaa.
"tnrailda Ontde to Hoalth'frw-CoaeaHetloa Craa.
DlU KllMMM It CO., DlNOHAMTOeT, N. Y.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Suits for men, suits for boya,
and pretty little suits for child
ren at D. Lowenberg's.
as aaaasaaaaaasn
LOBO PALMKRSTON 8 AID
To a committee enmnlalnlnar of the health of Loo
don: "lMtylnnot On.1 of thnslilfUem: look to
Tnurspwets.' Bo when tnmi oomplaln of rheumat.
Um, (nut, nrunlKbt. rireip.lo, skin fllsnune,
bolls, liver and kldiiey triMibl'n, hlp jotiralv
purify your blood. Cactus Blood Cure will neutral
ize uwf t'linilnnk- any blood Impurity In your ys-
unn. jmu 1 oe siuiuess.
a. A. McKelvy, Dugirttr, Blooms buryr Pa.
ornoE TO ELNT.
A room on second floor of Colum
bian building, steam heat, water on
same Hoor, electric light if desired,
Apply to Geo. E. Elw'll. tf.
Glasses fitted free of charge at J. G,
Wells. AU work guaranteed.
A large stock of over coats
lor men, boys and children &
D. Lowenberg s.
a 1 I 1 ii 11 ii
Buckl'.n'e Arnica Balva.
Tin Devt Sal vi in the world for cut,
bruiics. sores, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter.
chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all
akin eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pny required. It is guaranteed to eiv
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 35 cents per box. For Sale by C. A
Kietm.
0606000
SMOKE YOUR MEAT WITH.
WUserj liquid urimZTxMj-
ircu LAR.tHlAlWtI4BIIB.aULrQN.fA
Milton, Pa., Your Liquid Extract of Rmoke
Is excellent ; It gives the meat a good flavor and
keeps It free from Insects ; It saves time, trouble
and money, and Is far superior to the old way of
smutting uwau daubs rui.
Milton, Pa., I pave yonr Mqutd Kxtract of
muone u kiiou irmi last ran ana it provea very
satisfactory. I do heartily recommend it to all.
UHU, JltKUI,
Niab Pottsorovi, Pa., I cannot say too
mucn ror your i.Kiuia extract 01 smoKe, it is
excellent and will do Just what you recommend;
easily aupled, less trouble and expense, and can
haiiR It in a more secure place than a smoke
house, and Klves the meat a good innvor, berrer
mau you can wi irum woou, anil Ket;ps it soua
and entirely free from Insects. I recommend It
to an wno smoke meut. j. 11. kkamkk.
H-llMmo.
PUBLIC SALE
-OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.
Pursuant to the power contained In the will
ot Chas. WerlthelsiT, deceased, the undersigned
executor will expose to publlo sale on the
premises la the town of Minilnvllle.
SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1892,
at one o'clock, In the afternoon the following
described real estate, to wit t As designated In
the the general plan of town.
Lot No. S3. On which is erected a two story
plank house, a barn, and other out buildings.
situated on the north side of Main street, be
tween lots owned by D. II. Montgomery and
estate of Chas. Workhelser.
Lot No. SI. Situated on tho north side of
Main street, adjoining lot No. 85, located lo a
very desirable fart of tho town for building.
Both ot the above named lots contain a variety
of fruit trees.
Lot No. 1. Situated on Ann street, contain
ing two acres.
Lots Nog. 61 and 60, Situated on Market
street, each containing two acres.
Lot No. 67. Kltualed on ltuce street, onluln
lng two acres.
Lot No. 17. Situated on Fifth St.. containing
iwu ucres.
The above nnmed five lots, ra h containing
two acres, are very desirable lots for trucking,
as each one Is ot very good soil anl In good
state of cultivation.
Turns or 8 ilk. Ten per cent., of one fourth
of the purchase money to be paid at the strtk
Ihg dowu of the property. The balance of the
one-fourth to be paid on the first day of A Dill.
'w', ana the remaining throe-fourths In one year
witn Interest from April 1st, 1hw. l"ossesslon
will bo given upon the payment of the full
amount of the one-fourth. All grain In the
ground and personal prooerty on the prt mtses
to be reserved by the estate. Deed and deeds
to be mode at the expense of the purchaser
The highest and best bidder to be tho purchaser
the vendor reserving one open bid. If any
dispute shall arise ns to the last and best bid-
dor, the property may, at the option of the ven
dor, be put up again at a former bid.
Any person or persons desiring to purchase
any of the above nuraed property at private
sale before the day ot publlo sale nnmci', can
communicate with tho undersigned executor,
'ost onice nuji-es", 1 ittstou, 1'a., Lock Box ili.
MKBHIMO, I' HAH. L. WElilillKlSKH,
Attorney. Executor ot Charles Werk-
hclser, deed.
r
1 r
eoTiitri) mo rocnm paoh.
Barton flhafter.balldlng seafrbld and
bulldlna- wall - - 7
Barton Shaffer, laying brtek gutters
aod leveling " 21
Barton BhafTer, moving stone and
pnmplnv water ont of old cistern 12
John Harnhard, painting sooth end
of Court House 40
John liar n hard, fresonlng over door. 18
PK VannatU, window curtains for
Court Houm. . 0
W O Holmes.plpe and stopp'g water
leak. - i
T Vannatta.lowerlng treea aod grad-
lag Oonrt House yard 11
The Fen too Hetallo Co, part paymt
on vault fixture. , , 10
John H Banderson, part payment on
furniture for Court Hons 1000
Jacob Crouae A Bon, part payment on
carpet eon tract 60S
Pnna. Artlflelal Btooa Pavement Co,
part payment on eontraet...M. 1000
, O Ueaheppard, making keys and
repairing vault noor ana iooks... a
O B Klohard, banting Iron beams
from R R. m
Jaonb Uaifftobaah, 1 docen b rooms. S
R K LIUle, eolioltor for On Com'r.... 100
PtRHROo, freight on Iron beam T
Carnlge, Phlpps & 00, Iron beams... 114
Jaaae HIUenhoUM, 0ommlssloner.a. 8M
B K Rdgar, " KM
O L Haad. . SMS
J U Bodlne, clerk to Jft . 780
I W
COUNTY JAIL AND PRISON.
Oaaey A Dawson, plastertng...
Blooouborg Oaa Co, tor gas . -
P Q Millar, for ao!. t
David Lowanberg, olothlng for prla-
OdaTI MIllH-Millll-MIIIH.IMI.IMIHM,
W W Barrett, warden
J B Casey, sheriff, board'g prisoners.
M wvshlngfor "
18 87
67 a
at w
toe
vn 4t
67 80
1 60
12 00
4 M
7 M
4)47
71
4 14
51
2Ti
171 M
1 M
Si
too
a 00
oyer Bros, anaa
H M Heas.eoal....,
C K Knapp, lnsurano
J H Maine, "
Bloomsbarg Water Co, for water......
John B Oriiber, haallng ash.
A Herblne, Axing waiter and other
work
Crwiay A Walls, lumber. M
Joseph R Bands, filling bed Uoks
V B Moyar A Uo,repalrlng and paint
ing jail atablte and roofs .
Thos Vannalta, repairing pump.......
JP Jones,
pHOoffman, M windows..
I Maler, elotblng for prisoners-. .....m
1804 ao
PRINTING, BTATtONART. POSTAQE, EN
VELOPES, Ao.
A B Cmtheart. Dostawe. box rent, en-
Yalopea, Ae..... f
Rldgeway Pub Oo-.blanks for proth'y
O E Randall, bill heads and en Vs....
publishing Co statam't
H election proolamation.
Elwell A Blttenbender, publishing
county atatemant, Ae.
Elwell A Blttenbender, printing
Court calender
Elwell A Blttenbender, advertising
and notions. m
Elwall A Blttenbender, publishing
election, proolamation, Ae
J 0 Brown, printing Co statement,-.
" notloes...
" 14 eonpon bonds...
M " alsotlon procla
mation. -..
W Krtokbaam.publlah'g Co statem't
" " election proc
lamation, W Krlekbaum, prlatlng blanks
W K Murphy's Bons,bllI,papee,mdsa
W H Brooke A Co, bill, pair, Ac.
John L Kline, pratace stamps a
8 W Sbaw.prlnfg for Com'ri' Cony.
Sfl 81
am
7 (10
45 00
MOO
48 30
21 00
6 00
31 00
4VO0
T.2S
10 75
21 71
45 00
20 00
40 5S
05 W
11 SI
s 00
5 00
t 487
INO.UITION9,
D H Walsh, coroner, holding to-
quests on different bodies. f 210
Robert 8 Howell, holding Inquest ou
body of Jacob Miliar .... 15
Dr J M Qu Inner, peal mortem ou
body of John Currlgan...- 40
268U
BRIDGES. BUILDIN03 AND REPAIRS.
BBA.VIO,
IClnv Iron Rrldva f!o. ranatra. T)avla
bridge , 4
f.loji Dayla, lumbar, lMia brldtre
Calvin tjlroovar, hauling lumber, De
Tla bridge............
BBirrow.
8 H O'Brien, snowing Kane bridge
Lafkyatta Kealar, Benton ' bridge,
plaitk and repairs. ,
u-r a
400
81
15
2
11
13
4
1
4
25
n 11 u-uriea, oeniorK oriage, anow at,
JU Pennington, Cole's mill bnOge
snowing
anu w
lA.b
Lafayette
K
tklank and rani.
li
mam hii repaira...
J J McHenry. 'Waa Creek brides.
1 aacnaury, wast
lumber and repairs..
BLOOV.
John Dally. Barton bridge, snowing.!
Peter WarkhelacA Barton bridge, re
pairing.. Peter Werkhateer, Red Book bridge,
renairln and nlaaik .
Creaay A Walla, Ul Book bridge,
plank.............,....,,,.
CATAWISSA.
J W Black, Paper Mill brtdgeoow'g
riSBIHOCUBK.
Lafayette Keeler. SUUwater bridge.
plank. ....... a
W B Pennington, UUU water bridge,
laying plank. ;
E M LaMibaoo, Uahtingtoa bridge,
plauk "...
E M LaobaclMoHanryeMlll bridge
plank..,... M
F M Ueas, Raven Creek brldire.haul-
Ing tonwn.,.m,..aM..H
OBBBKWOOOi
J E Welllver, Eyersgrove bridge,
'umber and repair
W H Shoemaker. ilavm.. k-i..1
169
8 88
I IS
888
1 50
8 00
43 71
plank
8 J!1?? H. L '2rr7H?SR
r. au rvmira
H K Eves, -Mather's briuge.repialriua:
Uaorga Qreamlev. Uramiara ThriH.r
niHn and snowing ..;
Howard Qreenley, Masters bridge,
mmm "laivari, hm m,nHH
LOODBT.
Wash A llaml Bla.klyn K.
Wllapn Yaanr, itabtairn bridge,
plank and repairs .....
75
0 91
HI a.vu Bugva,iacsm i vriuge
Henry and T)ayld Yeager, Yooum's
nuaai, uiiuuui aouimenui 335 75
Henry and DaVld Yeager. Yoeum'e
bridge.excavatlbg for abutments 80 36
MADIBOH.
C L Banda. Lower Wilson 'a brldao.
repaint lor 1W. 7 '
J W Mordau, Lower Wilson's bridge
BJArw
S 00
9 75
89 50
4 00
15 05
20 C5
47 97
P Mopre'Xs'y"'iKwer
hrl,tM Kl.-b
D Wlkeler, Lower 'wli'sou ?s "bridge",
Nt Tub'b7oer"wison"s
Kat Tubba. Upper Wilson's bridge.
makoa work and material
P'H??? S'S't Vpptr Wllsoo-a
, F
MT PLC AS INT
John H Wolf, stone eulbert, railing f
nesroDB.
H D Qulok, Rnpert bridge, snowlng.l
ICAiai.
2 10
1
200
1
230 25
650 00
I
24
2
4 81
6 40
69
8 Rlttsnbouse, Iron bridge, lumber..!
aB,B )mNAHW,HIIM,IIHHfl.ll.
Geo Fry, Yohel brldge.plank and
repaira ".... j
B F Kedllne, Y one's bridge, plana..-
OBAMUK.
A B Hfrrtng, Vanee bridge, repairs..!
U W Urnmatetler, Urangevllla Iron
F S Henry, Qreeu'cr'eek7re'pa'irs!!'.!
PIMBL
W H Shoemaker, Shoemaker's and
aum vriuira, umna anu repairs-.-
SDOABLOAr.
28 95
2 00
868 17
Al Cole, Allnaa Cola a brldge.snow'g.!
AU Herring, Jamison City bridge.
hnllihnv uhiit.mnl.
Lluyd ZaAer, Jamison' oity 'ittiiiiia.
llln .hnlMui.
90 09
&iug iron nridg to, Jamison City
bridge, oontraet Mr building 10W 00
King Iron Bridge Co, Cole's Creek
Spin or a aabIma! aVa la... . I.ll . Aa
Nathan Tubba, Cole's Creek bridge.
-wm Dill, (yjj -nm
S 11 Uess, Cols a Cre bridge, tilling
vHiuimw xy nj
A Cole. Cole's Creek bridge, hhiik
RniqiMliiiWHIIM,IMMMN 1 S9
8 ViTti
PENITENTIART AND ABYLtjM
Dr John Curwen. fhr keeping Llr.sle
Ifawley at Warren hospital t
Drs H H Hhults and H B Meredith. for
the koeplngor inaane in tne in-
vllle Htate Hospital
Tieas of the f'.astern Penitentiary,
lor the keeping of convict,.
$ 7l
ASSESSORS' PAY.
4
n
93
28
00
00
12
00
B
t p
t
e ra.
o S3.
e
CO
Districts.
it
a
.
"9
3
10
00
00
IS
(M
87
11
10
00
07
neayer...;.:.;....r8i28 1 IT
00
! 900
loon
Hrnlon 30 25
2200
Berwick, E ... 24 50
Km wick, W... 28 25
Booin.K. 4n 05
H ooin, W fWU
Mrlan'reek WM
falHWlMA.,.. 41 25
Onlralla. 55 05
Centre S5 25
Cvtuyng'm, N 31 25
" B 22 25
Flalilngereek 87 25
Prankiln 8185
Urmnwood 44 25
Heinlork....... 25
Jackson....-. 14 25
I,-oiilt 40 65
Madison M 25 09
Mall 24 05
M.rtlln 85 211
Sloutaur 22 28
Mt Pleasant.. 22 NO
Uranus 210.1
Pine 24 23
Itimrlngoieek 14 05
itl, Kiuit 2S 2
Moon, West... 18 25
.iugnrlouf . 85 75
2? 00
MOO
WOO
21 00
22 00
WW
24 00
21 00
24 00
1.1 75
XI 00
9 2
88 00
22 00
12 00
28 40
1800
12 00
14 70
100
12 00
18 00
14.10
10 eo
17 00
10 00
27 00
1200
I T1K
12 uo
21 Ja
1100
11 00
900
19 00
1000
900
10 00
7 78
9 00
800
13 00
800
8 JO
10 00
10 110
8 0(1
90S
809
8 24
Vno
800
7 21
9 m
n 00
10W
28 69,
27 Zi
JNJI
2123
1120.
Is 25
3985
22W
24 20
18 21
1721
2a 2i
20 21
XI 25,
.
At
30
29
mi
00
23
8808 85 8"73 95 971 75 93M9 90 8&09
A I. Frltx, dividing register books (or
Bugarloaf eleotion distrleta. ...! t 9
SCALPS.
Ami. paid sundry persons during the
year tor fox, mink and wild oat
acaips . ........... 301 00
ELECTION EXPENSES.
J II Wrm.il A Co, election blanks.....! 16 00
" return blanks 2 4
Peter Kneght et al,eonstablea,adver
tlalngand attending Feby eleo
llona, IS8I . 146 0
flminu Kitten hoase et, al, election of-
floera for Kebv tie ;tlon, 1H8I M 442 81
Mr I PHmlthet al, room rent tot
Keby eleotion. lKul J.V) On
O M yulck. certifying eleotion rot'ns 21 2,
f rniik L Hutter. election blanks 87 50
vi W Longnnberger et al, election of-
floats fur November e'eetlon, 18WI 639 75
0 A inhuman etal.ronm rent for No
vember election, 1801 15! 09
A 1. Frits, asaessor, attending Noy
elei-tim, b9l.. 1 09
Peter Knevht et al, constables, st
anding general election, 1891...... S2 09
9 1566 71
.1 25 09
69 09
14 OS
BLANK BOOKS.
V I. Hutter, register book !
books
Win Mann Co, deed book.
4
F B Yordy, tax oollectora'registers'"
f Murphy's Hons, blank booka f r
Register s office.
93
73
80
00
I 165 01
TAXKM KUKUMDED AND DISTRIBUTED.
TO Kortner. poor tax due Ploa twp..! 318
ueo w iienaieman, sonooi tax uue
Centre twp.......
Jacob Harris, poor tax due Hemlock
two.
John A Lssarus, Co tax refunded
C R Parker, taxes refuaded on exon
erations... ........
9 SI 38
BURIAL OF DECEASED SOLDIERS.
W C Shaw, burial of S B Anderson ...1 88 99
CO
88
M
01
9K
20a
88
OS
101
221
260
81
208
87
500
28
U
- James Bun Its-..
W W Black. " " J D Trailer
Jas Pennington, burial of A W Kline
B F Wbltmoyer, Durlal of Samuel
Livert
Margaret llullohan, burial of Ed
ward Purael ..........
A 1 He-ley. burial of Ira Rood
J B IxR-kard, burial of Enoa L Brown
! 27969
811 KEP ORDERS ISSUED A REDEEMED.
Benton.. 4 650!
Centre. 11 OS
Oreevwood...- . 906
Hemlock. ..... M 7 09
Jackson........ 8 8S
Calaw lasa. .... . ......... 988
Locust . 8 M
Madison 8209
Mt Pleasant.... 41 08
Pine ..-.. 78 &
Roarlngoreek 64 97
Bugrlof..... 12 W
I 329M
BJATEM'T, OF DOOTAX A SHEEP FUND.
Caan bal nn band, 'Jan 4, 1892. 1237 31
Dog tax due from collectors.. ........... aita 08
I 8T2Q t!
40UU
! 3XM18
Probable commission! and ex'os..
RECAPITULATION,
Miscellaneous expeosea. 8
t'o'jrts, Jurors' pay aod constables'
returns to different sessions
Cos
Ron
isLs In 00m mon wealth eaaea
,oad and bridge viewers and road
damages
Comulsaloners' office A Court House
County Jail and prison .
Printing, stationery and postage.....
Inqnlaltlons.. w w.
Bridges, building and repairs
Penitentiary and asylum
Assessors' pa.y tll ,
Kox and wild cat and mink scalps....
Elrctlon expenses.....r.M...
Blank booka.. .
Taxes retnnded ....................
Burial of deoeased soldiers.. ..
ISnUI
81 M
279K
I 4719 32
COUNTY FINANCES,
Ami due from eol'rs of 1880..8 494 50
16 23
S2 I M
9797 80
11 ICO 30
1 2-T2 911
23(0 00
12 3 22 S3 23
' - lfteo.
- M 1891..
Probable eom'ns and dis'eb!
Amt due John L Kline, Co
Treasurer
LIABILITIES. ' ma7t
Estluiatod costs In .Common wealth
cases where Co became liable f 3M CO
A uil due twps for taxes....... 34 uj
Estimated amount due on road and
bridge views and road damages.. 621 00
.... !ToiO!3
Amt nf assets, over and
above liabilities, as per
estimate J 18133 76
To amt of Co bonds. Issued
and unpaid 15000 00
Amt ol assets over liabilities ! 3135 71
We, the undersigned, Commissioners or Co
lumbia eounty, do hereby certify that the
foregoing la a correct statement of the ac
counts of the said eounty ror the year A. IX
' JESSE RITrENHOUoE.l
B. F. EIHJAR, VCO. COB'lta.
C. L. BAXDts. J
Attest: 0. M. Terwilliobb, CUrk.
We. the undersigned, Auditors of Columbia
eounty, having beeu aleotoil to adjust and
ania I'no Hwumi ui no Armuiurer ana 1 om
missloners or Columbia comity, do hereby
oertliy that we met at the office of the Treas
urer and Commissioners In Rloonisburg ou
Monday, January 4th, A. 1). 1862,at II o'clock,
and prooeeded to audit the accounts, and
ended the examination on .Thursday, Janu
ary 14th. 1802, being engaged therelu seven
days, and carefully examined the accounts
and voufchors of the same from Jauuary 6ih,
1891, to January 4th, .802, and find them cor
rect, as above stated.
CYRUS BOBBINS,
JEREB. NUHM. ! Al'DIToR4.
JOHN R. PI KM P.I J
AtlMSt: J. D. Uouimk, Cler".
AGENTS S',Vufl.. J .";..
I car. Jurcotrihwueiiiiii..ww.
cuniif a llama, or hiLsinea. c -tagiao
Monthly. Taarharun i
blaT pay apara hiHirv Ta, d
caariNa aoxmcv, 17 41I1 A
01
805 I
1
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Hi
t mi
697.
13.
at2a.
94i
217
40 7.
14 8
Ml
14t
SOU
447
8431
7
lis
114.
134
II 00
27 09
26 CO
18 25
(1 CO
400
MA9
MOO
8169
35 00
8300
8599
91727
449141
1H2513
108819
23 -W 117
ISO! S8
4H7tl
906 69
722124
719 OT
SS-4.H
8)1 1
156 71