Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report ISHMfcll Rata ABSflULfTELY PURE THE COLUMBIAN. " Kntf nd at the Post omcp at Bloomsburg, ia i second class matter, March 1, 18H8. BLOOMSBURG, rA. TKTl)AY. APRIL I. l8n. 0EEENW00D. Wc have very muddy roads in this section at the present time. 1 1 irry I leacock who has been working on Frank Reece's saw mill is sick with Pleurisy. The Farmers are busy woiking up wood for summer use. Quite a number of Farmers will change places this week. Charles Wright moves on Mrs. Frank Kline's farm. Geo. Brunstetter on the W. B. Mather & Bro. farm, Wm. M' Bride on the E. J. Albertson farm, Harry Shoe maker on the Mrs. Tames Patterson farm, now occupied by Isaiah Kline who moves on one of Jackson's large farms near Berwick. He expects to drive farming on in a lare scale, use ing four teams. We wish him success, as a good neighbor and likewise a good Farmer. He has two grown daughters and three grown sons and expects to do the work within his family. J. F. Bogert who has been working at the Barber trade at Williamsport for the last eight years, moves on the Joseph Lemon (Deceased) farm near Kohrsburg this spring. J. W. Evans has just got his chopp ing and saw mill completed, and is now running it to full capacity. O J. Merrel was compelled to kill one of their horses a few days ago, caused by a kick from another horse which ended in the breaking of its leg. That young man from Pine summit who comes to Greenwood on Saturday sparking must get sick of his trip as he docs not return until Monday morn ing. I guess it is love sick. JohnC. Parker has completed a chopping mill and is running it a couple days each week. Henry Parker is busy getting stone and lumber on the ground where he expects to build a large and commod ious barn next summer. Geo. Miller was away a few days a go on a business trip, purchasing a new Traction Engine which he ex pects to run his separator with next summer, instead of the old one that had to be pulled around by horses Any one having thrashing they want done next summer, will be satisfied if they call on him for he understands the business. The stock on the Merrel farm has been increasing very fast lately as they have a ewe that had triplets and a cow had twin calves The Public schools have all closed in Greenwood. There was a very pleasant surprise party by the Grangers of Greenwood at U. F. Battin's last Thursday and it was a complete surprise as Mr.and Mrs. Battin had gone to see their daughter at Mill ville that morning. After being sent for they returned and to their surprise found about fifty Grangers had taken possession and a large table spread in the dining room with cakes and apples and plenty of oysters. The after noon was spent with vocal and instrumental music and a good social chat, until about 4 o'clock when they returned to their homes thinking they had a good time. It would do well for some of those people who say the Grangers are playing out to visit some of the Granger meetings and Institutes held in Greenwood and they will change their minds about them in this twp. and if there is any ot those candidates come out to be re elected again who promised to work to the Farmers interest equal with other interests and did not, when they come up through here reaching out their soft white hand with smilinir, countenance, they will have the cold shoulder tumed to ward them. A Farmer. Mrs- Million's Bide- When Mrs. Million goes o;it to ride she travels forth in state, Her horses, full of fire and pride, go prancing from the gate; But all the beauties of the day she views with languid eye, Her jlesh in weakm sswistes away, her voice is but a sigh. For Mrs. Million is in an advanced stage of catarrh, and all the luxuries that wealth can buy fail to give her comfort. She envies htr rosy waiting maid, and would give all her riches for that young woman's pure breath and blooming health. Now, if some true and disinterested friend would advise Mrs. Million of the wonderful merits of Dr. Sage's Cattarrh Remedy, she would learn that her case is not past help. I500 reward is offered by the manufacturers for a case of catarrh in the head which they cannot cure. DEAR READER. (The following is the alleged poem which we offered to print if the writer was willing to have it published just as it is written. We have his consent, so here goes:) 1. the world she is a lother place for young and old together sometime she lockt so nicely in your Face a minute after comtbad weather. 2. dont trust her mutch and give a way and stay alone you can and let her have fair play and be an early man 3. pay all your bill and labor men and take out hundred per cent good news is around so quick as the wind and ever) body is your friend. 4. and now when your clock is run down and can not be wound up again from heaven corns a nicely sound. God want you to, come to him 5. every thing growes in the world the nicest is corn field a hiding place for bear and Wolf the bottom soft like silk 6. no body seen you laying in their you cau do what you please only keep the children fair for then theay cannot see 7. take hold on your big nose fust before you grab at my dont mark my Name on you bad list dear lover lover my. A. W. An Ohio lady was so frightened by a snake that her glossy black hair turn ed white as snow. It was soon return ed to its original color by Hall's Hair Renewer. OUR SAVING ruuD. THE PEOPLES CHOICE. The Directors of the Bloomsburg bxird of the Mutual Guarantee Building and Loan Association will issue 500 shares of stock during April. To accommodate all persons who de sire to lay aside a few dollars every month, at a large rate of interest, the secretary, T, J. Vanderslice ' Esq. is authorized to receive applications at his office in the Sentinel building every week day during the month, and Sat urdays from 7 to 8:30 p. 10. Will also receive applications for loans. Shares $ 1 00 each. Cost of stock $1.00 per share. Dues 75 cents per share per month, maturing guaranteed stock in about 7 years, and non guar anteed in about 6 years. You can take any number of shares from one up. One share will mature $100. Five shares, $500 and ten shares $1000. On each ten shares and up. If appli cant undergoes a satisfactory Medical examination a guarantee is given that in the event of death, the full $100, on each share will be paid in cash at once, and in the case of a borrower, the morgage be canceled and the home left free to the wife and little or.es. Women can hold shares in their own names. This is your opportunity to secure a rr oft table investment. ; B. F. Sharpless. Geo. A. Herring. T. J. Vandet slice, Esq. J. B. Robison, Esq. Frank Ikelc. Hugh Mc Reynolds, M. D. Thos. Gorrey. I. W. Willits, M. D. 4-1 -41- Directors. BE YOUR OWK DOCTOR! It won't cost you one-half as much. Do not delay. Send three two-cent stamps for postage, and we will send you Dr. Kaufman's great work, fine colored plates from life, qii disease, its causes and home cure. Address, A. P. Ordway& Co., Boston, Mass. 4-1-at GRAND OPENING in Millinery goods. All the latest City trimmed hats, all the New York styles, including a large assortment of ribbons of all shades and good quality. Open ing to commence Saturday April 9th Mrs. C. F. Stohner & Sister, Evans' block two doors above Iron St. LAOE AND CHENILLE CURTAINS. Full lines now shown at lowest prices both in Lace and Chenille, also in curtain poles. H- J. CLARK & SON. Glasses fitted f ree of charget J. G. Wells.' AH work guaranteed a BERWICK AND VICINITY- Ncscopcrk and Berwick look like a moving panorama, or floating junk shop. Old and new furniture on wheels seeking new" homes and shelter. Williams, the popular vendue sales man of Bloomsburg, visited Berwick on Saturday last and finished up a sale of the Dan'l. Suit estate. Will iams is busy everywhere, and is one 6l $i best salesman along the Sus quehanna. Ten nights in a Bar room was onj of the best shows of the season. Clark's recent lecture is highly spoken of as the closing of our lecture course. Many have moved and many are going to move. A (fw friini1 had rrrpntlir a nlras- ant time at the home of Dr. and Mrs. r. P. II lll.the occasion of their 6th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Mans fiplrl hag Inet returned from N. V. with a heavy line of millinery goods aim ngii mt; Dti vi.ca vi an - a . . - lent milliner there. A number of our fine young ladies gave a leap year party in P. O. S. tf A. hall recently. B. K. Bells, J. M. Fowler, carpen ters and E. P. Wolf, painter have been doing some fine work at the Cross Keys hotel transforming the interior of the old bar room into a tonsorial room and cigar room and the old sit ing room into a bar room, aside from the imitation of brick on the outside. This work recommends the boys to long jobs this spring and summer. Work comes to them on wheels already prepared to be executed. The last great attempt of one of our citizens is to sit strad lie on another man's whis'crj. Prof. Wolf, of Wyoming Seminar)' is happy a bouncing boy of 14 avoirdu pois. Several weddings to froom this spring. Emanuel Frantzis putting an addition to his home. Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde will be presented in Opera House Monday Evening April nth. Jos. Schain has recently returned from N. Y. buying goods. W. W. Manly recently returned from New Orleans and the South after a protract ed visit. F. E. Brockway has return ed from the land of flowers. The west end of town has recently lost by the process of death a supufluous lot of dogs that have gone to the canineland whence no dog returns. Nescopeck is on the look up, new homes going up every where. Chas. Williams the owner and former proprietor of Sus quehanna house, sports a magnificent team, a chance for somebody to make a fine purchase. Mrs. J. F. Opdyke of Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Beaver Meadow have been visiting in town. J. F. Opdyke spent a long service in the employ of Jackson & Woodin Manu facturing Co., rising from one position to another; was one of our efficient, and valuable citizens ; is now engaged with Mr. Smith, one of our prominent merchants in the manufacture of brush es etc., at Easton, Pa. These gentle men have many friends in this com munity, who wish them every success in their new field of labors and the city of their adoption. Berwick's loss is Easton's gain. Sheriff Mourey recent ly called upon 13 ot our citizens to serve as jurors. Should the public building bill pass the Lower House, our real estate rr.e.i will make the ef fort for a site in Berwick for a build ing. Rev. and Mrs. C. F. VanGorder are holding a seiies of successful meet ings in Y. M. C A. The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian church gave a musicale lately that met with excellent success. Water in the canal and navi gation at an early date. Mr. Hudson Owen who has been supervisor on the canal for many years and widely known as a business man, has gone strongly into the sale of coal. 1 lis buildings and bins are along the canal just above the river bridge, the capacity of which are very ample for storage and sale, fie proposes to open up largely this season ) did an extensive business last season. 99 Pure. THE BEST fOH EVERY PURPOSE. Now Try Tins. It will ict you nothing and will iurely do you good, if von have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to giveielief or money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found It just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and team for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at C. A. Kleim't Drug Store. Lrg iUe 50c, and fi.oo, IVORY SOAP .DR.KILMCrTO Kidney, Liver and Bladder Curie Rheumatism, Lumbago, pain In Joint or back, brick dust la Urine, frequent calls. Irritation, liirlaraatloa, travel, ulceration or catarrh of bladder. Disordered Liver, ImnalrM dilution, rout, billions-headache. R W A Tl p.ftOOT cum kidney difficulties. La Uriiiie, urinary trouble, bright disease. Impure Blood, Scrofula, malaria, trnnl weakness or debility. Rurally -Vm ronrmtaof OikRoHIo, If not b fliad, Dmmlitj will riu il to you u pries put. At DrnKffUta, SOe. Sire, $1.00 Slaw. Invalldl Onlda to Unit frM-CmMUIUtkm tna, Da. Kiuiaa It Co., BlHOHAMTON. N. Y. Mns. Lehoy O. Covillb. A ladf writes a letter for publication believing It will Intercut many uttering from Ubeumatloin. ( From the Chenango Union, Norwich, if. F). AIcDonough, Chenango Co., N. Y. Dr. Kilmer, Bingliamton, N. T. Kind Sir:- I had been troubled for years with that terrible disease Rheuma tism and last Spring, a year ago, I was confined to viy bed and could scarcely move or stir. Could not bear to have any one walk across tho room or inako any noise of any kind. Was also troubled with Femalo Weakness and was com pletely used up. I had doctored with the best Physicians I could get, but grew worse all the time. Having read of your Remedies I at last made up my mind to try them. I had very littlo faith for I thought, perhaps, they were no better than lots of others that I had used before without any benefit But thanks bo to God and also to you, I tried them and found it to my benefit I only took two bottles of your Swamp-Root and one of Female Remedy and used one bottle of your U & O Anointment and was com pletely cured. - It is now over one year since I was troubled and yet I have not felt a singlo touch or return of the old complaints. I think I was better before I had taken one-half of the first bottle. I now believe and have more faith in you than any other doctor on earth. If this will bo of any benefit to yod or others, you can publish it and if need be I can prove it by more than twenty good and reliable people in this vicinity. Ood bless you and yours and with great respect Mrs. Leroy O. Coville, The preceding testimonial wo set up In this office from the original letter written by sirs. Coville. Editors or uwion ) Five thousand dollars is offered to any one who will prove any portion of this testimony untrue. Hundreds of similar letters are received daily by the proprie tors of Swamp-Boot BUSINKSS LOCALS. STOVES, STOVES- . Are you looking lor a Range or cook stove this spring? If you are dont buy until you see and hear what we have to say about the famous New Coppello Range and the stoves that we handle at Eshlerrwn & Wolf, lower end Opera House, Bloomsburg, Pa. "HE THAT KNOWS And knows be knows, Is wise," says the Arabian proverb. Once realize that rheumatism, gout, ueuralgia. dyspepsia, sldn disease, liver and kid nay troubluH ull nnniriMte iu impure blood, and that the great Brazilian remedy, Cactus Blood Cure, wlil promptly and surely neutralise and remove any bloou puisou, uud you will be wise, Q, A. M cKolvy, Dugglst, Bloomsburg Pa. fae5ees- Look to your interest. Elmira Clipper chilled Plows, right and left South Bend chilled plows at bottom prices. Planet Jr. one horse cultiva tes, Blaker adjustible spring tooth harrow, set the teeth all at one time. All kind of repairs that farmers need. Call and s.'e before you buy, at Eshleman & Wolf's, lower end Opera House, Bloomsburg, Pa. I am an Old Man Shall be 79 years of age next June, and for the last six years have suffered from general debility and old age. At times I could not get out of bed with out help. I commenced to take Sul phur Bitters. In a week I felt stronger and got a mighty fine appetite. I still continued their use, and to-day I walk ed overthree miles without feeling tired, something I haven't done in five years before. Sulphur Bitters is a right smart medicine George Jlrown Keokuk, Iowa. 3-i8-2t. Buoklin'i Aroioa Salrs- Thb Bbst Salvi in the world for cuts, braises, sores, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all kin ernntiona. and notitivelv cures pile. or no pay required. It is puaranteed to v Price J cents per boa. For Sal by C A lUatuu ANNUAL STATEMENT OP BLOOM POOR DISTRICT. From .lonunry 12, 18M to .Tununiy II, 18U4. JOHN K.tiltoTZ, Trctsurcr. Mi. Duliince In hand or Treasurer January 19. itwi I 11 in w :lfl W Cnnh jeoclved on Bloom Implicate 1WX) Cash reed on Bloom. Puplleato 1 n.i I KMX) Oil (liccnwood " IF. IKS1 IW 41 too nil I!K1 U M4 TV Seott 1KSM IM'.K) 1WII I KM I 1K1II no mi Siiifftrloaf 173 r.7 115 !M from ItMiorfltcrnrr.."; " Oveiwmr Uemlock MTp. ' proceeds o( Iu 1 iu " note... en m hit m) STiti m 4M 1 f 801U 85 IK. My old ordrrs rednpnifd I M si My new -ts-m us by not Mm un Hy commission and postage . .. V) OS lly baliiurii In hanrix of 'frra. Junuary nth. ltm Wfl is 0019 88 Ordnra outstanding Jan. lltn. 1HU1 $ 84 M Order liutuitd from January mn lwn to Jan. nth mi... 4371 4.1 - 41.-.5 79 nrdoin of Ikoo rrdpcmcd f Hi 3d OrrlorH of 1ki rwlopmrd 431B M ordem ouuuiDdlnr Jan. 11th. 1MW .. 84 in 44M 7 KXPKNSKS FOR YBAK ENDING vm. JAN . llth. Provisions and Supplies f Fuel and l.lulit Clothing. Huota and Furniture , Dry (iiMli Medical Niipplles ...... 81 19 7.1 4S 79 tw la Ordlnlary lo-paint. Traveling Kxpennea Farm Kxpeiiiea , Incidental Kxpennea. Orders Hetlet. - smith Work Printing Tax on Hrown House Hooks aad ttutlonnry Kxpenmof taking Bessie Dodnon to Klwyn, Pa. 8. F. Peii'ioolc Affidavits.......... Ueplrlnir Wind Mill A. nwlnhur for horse Printing Matenient 1H91 t'omn, Sin. Hrown, P. House Two coflltns for UeiiJ. Tyson's children Postage Bradford Co. for Medical attendance itnd Hurlnl of Hhotts Clothing for (leoree Evans, F.lwyn, Pa. J. A. Opp, Atty's Fees, Fvans en so M. P. I.utz Insuring Farm riulldlnga... Cattle bought for fiirm M ('. Woodward, lookln after tramps 1HM Alexander Bros, ft Co. Tobacco TbomoH McBrlde, Hteward Dr. Jaeob Hchuylur J. M. I.artsh A. C. Illdlay I'. A. Kielin Dr. MrlteynoUls Dr. Kfdeker Dr. Annent , Mm. McHrlde, Matron auditors and Clerk 1891 r 11 HH 54 14 A 17 tO 14 M 8 (10 1 HO 4 M U M 1 00 11 10 7 00 4 00 8 00 84 00 1 60 411 no 10 00 10 00 54 90 16 00 in no S4 85 6.MI (II) Kio no no 00 loo 00 1110 00 no 00 ISO 00 10 on M 00 00 Totul Current Expenses $ 4110 78 INSANE IN STATE HOSPITAL. Heorge Fox 54 1-7 w'ks. (A 11.75 $ 91 45 Jp.hsh Kelly " " (4 1.75 91 45 L. .. Kahler " " 1.7 91 45 John lloyd ' " ( 4.75 91 Ml Alza Sterner " (4 1,74 1)1 J Al.a Steruer Repairing teeth. 4 50 Win. Fry 5417 wVs. $1.7J 01 45 Uarrle Turre 154 17 weeks (4 75 91 83 Agnes Mason 54 1-7 weeks 4 in i sj 733 75 out noon relief. M. May, Bloom. f 54 00 M. Dawson " (15 o Caroline Smith Bloom 89 40 Hester Bomboy, Scott 189 78 Hannah Handall, Bloom - 115 58 Kpn. Parks " 44 nO Fred C. Hess, Sugarlouf. ....... 48 45 J K. Hess 48 50 Oeo. Jacoby, Bloom , 49 4M Hiram Long " 48 50 Cornellous Coleman, Bloom... 49 00 Ben). Tyson, Bloom 78 55 ekirunce Uruhaui, Scott 81 00 W'm. Hopper " 17 (10 Kobert Cook, '! 17 90 Thomas Arndt, Bloom 47 at Mrs. Albert Cadow, Bloom 149 HO John Alberson, Greenwood... . 8 to Mrs, O00. Vanuatu, " .... 93 00 John Kramer, Illoom 18 00 Michael O'Neal, Scott 5 00 Jacob Musslemsn, Scott. itt 87 Samuel Stills, Bloom 8 (10 1 Win. Shoemaker, Bloom 1 00 Earnest Bower, Orecnwood.... 4140 Mrs. Harriet Creasy, Bloom.... 4 40 Bert ha Long, Bloom 8 05 John Thrash, " 4 00 Mrs. W. Metz, " .. SH 50 Jacob Johnson, " ........... 14 14 Hants Dehard, " 1 00 Mr. C. Hall, " 4 (10 Oeorge Mainulcs " 90 00 Joseph Long, " . S 55 Mrs. Thomas Metherel, Jr., Bloom is 00 Mrs. Veattt, Bloom 8 (X) Krub.'n Snyder, Scott 47 88 Wm. Kvans, " 4 00 Aaron Shot is, sugarloaf. 10 74 Mrs. Lloyd Ulger, Bloom 8 00 Mrs. Catharine Hamilton Green wood 41 4A Ada Vhoe, l'.lnom 18 54 Mr. Charles Kemly 8 M) Warren Ingold, Bloom ........... 8 (10 Charles Strass, Sugurloaf 15 119 Charles Hock, Bloom H 74 Wm. Llvey. Lancaster, Pa.... 40 no Jacob Adams, Sugarlouf 4 78 I 1549 90 f 4878 43 We the undersigned Auditors of the town ships comprising the Bloom Poor District," met at the Alius House on tho Becond Monday of January 1W4 that being the nth, examined the accounts of tho Treasurer and Directors from January 14th. IMOI to January 1 Ith. Isw4 and the vouchers for the same and find them correct as sent forth ubove. ISAAC HEACOCK, 1 A. K. TKKWII.I.NIbUf, Audlt. i). H. stkadman, 1 Auditors, A. N. YOST, ) HiODVCTS RAISED ON FARM 1891. 888 Vushels Wheat 3:)8 00 74 85 ST.4 75 IW Ml 4 50 4 00 1 Ml It CO 410 00 78 05 1.11) Ml 35 48 51 45 41 00 47 00 89 00 IS 75 8 IK) 4 00 40 (10 115 no 7 Ml 8 (10 5 30 851 Bushels Oats 1019 Bushels Coi n earn 1H7 Bushels Potatoes 11 Bushels Turiiios 4 BuMiels Beets 8 Bushels I'nlons 8 Huslu-ls Beans 40 Tons ot lluv.. . 14:il Sheaves Corn Foddor 4811 lbs. Pork (4 Go 411 Ihs. Lard 1045 I leads Cabbage.... 440 Its Beet 47 Bushels peaches. ... 14 Shoals raised 55 chickens 18 (lulneas 8 Turkeys 1 colt 578 It.s. Butter 1 Bbls. Krout 1 BM- Vinegar 10 Bushels luiualoes.. I 1579 49 VALl'K OF. liEAL AND PERSONAL PROP- crty belonging to the Bloom. Poor District Jan. nth, 1894. Buhi noe due on duplicate. Deft. paid. Bal. Illoom. 1801 f 1044 (0 C1000 00 14044 84 fcolt.lKUl 11104 84 100 10' 8K4 4 Orecnwood, 8tM 47 4(l 00 4Wl?4T SugUI loaf '90 841 84 4H8 57 58 84 Sugurloaf, '91 m IH 115 44 48 71 S878I 40 Less Estimate Exonerations and Commissions 350 00 $8888 40 .18000 00 . 400 Ul . 100 00 , 418 00 84 00 . 40 00 6 00 1 U i a Farm end Bulldlnirs.. 4 Homes 4 Colts 9 Head of cattle 4 Turkeys t Guineas 80 Chickens uuo Ike. pork sc.. 400 It., t.ard 8o 4il It.s. Beef c 80 75 Bushels Potatoes 10 llusliels Turnips IS") Bushels W heat Ill) Bushels Outs 8 Bushels ot Dee 1 5 8 Bushels of Onions ... 15 Tons of liny o:i sheaves Corn Foddor 78 Its. Butter 1 Bid. Suurkraiit TOO Heads Caboitge 9 Bushels Beans I Bid. vinegar 8iio Bushels Corn Ears 18 Acres Winter grain In ground 4 Tons of Coal Furtiltuie In Alms House Furniture In Stewards' House... Furm Implements No. Paupers remaining In Alms House last, report No. admitted during year . No. Discharged during year.... NO. lled during year 34 no 41 (10 rrr b j 9 51 188 00 411 00 1 50 1 M) ISO no 4 J ft) 15 00 n oj 25 no 4 no n no pon on 140 on ' 14 HO 4iio no 150 00 rtro no 1 10 7 :9)94 8T NO. Persons In roor House! Bloom. ... No. Persons In toor House Hcott No. Persons In Poof House Greenwood No. Persons In Poor Ilovse Sugarloaf JACOB RCHI YLEK. 1 J. M. LAKISH, V A. C, HIDLAV, ) Attrrt t C. A. Kliim, Secretary. Directors. ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF VALUABLE Real Estate. Pursuant to an order of the Orphans' Court the undersigned Administrator will expose to publlo sale on the premises on FRIDAY APRIL 8th. 189a at 10 o'clock la the forenoon of said day tht followlng desert bedtraots of real estate to-wit ; Thact No. 1, Situate In Madison township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded and dlscrlbedas follows to-wlt: Beginning at a stone comer of land ot Thomns Ball, thence north seventeen and one half degrees east eighty three perches to a stone ; thence by land of John Doctor north seventy two degrees wes' ono hundred and forty nine perches to a stone ; thence by land ot Adam spring south eleven and one fourth degrees west eighty six and three tenths percees to a atone ; thence by land of the Ellis heirs south sixty tour and one fourth degrees east forty six perches to a chestnut stump, thence south sixteen degrees east fifty two perches to an oak ; thence north eighty six degrees east seventy and six tenths porches to a stone ; thence by land of John Spring north forty-five degrees west nine and Ave tenth per ches to a stone ; thence north twenty one de- grees west thirty four perches to a stone ; thence south seventy two and one bait degrees east thirty and seven tenths perches to tbe place of beginning, containing eighty four acres of land, more or less. Tract No. 2, Situate In the same townshlP bounded and described as follows to-wlt : Be ginning at a corner of the line of the heirs of David Vandlne, deceased, thence north sixteen degrees east twenty-one and Ave tenth perches to a chestnut oak tn tbe line of Thomas Ball, thence north seventy four degrees west thirty perches to the road leading to t mtth'i mill ; thence south twenty one degrees east seven perches and Ave tenths to a post In tbe line of the heirs of David Vandlne, deceased, thence along the same east one perch to place ot begin lng, containing three acres ot land, more or less. Upon Tract No. 1 is erected a two-story frame dwelling house and large BANK BARN and other convenient out-bufldlngs and splen did orchard with all kinds of fruit trees. Tbe load Is in good state ot cultivation. A never falling spring close to the house and barn. About sixty acres ot land Is cleared and the balance Is well Umbered. Tbbms Or Sals. Ten per cent, of one fourth ot the purchase money to be paid at the strtk lng down of the property. The balance of one fourth at the confirmation absolute. The other three fourths In one year with Interest from confirmation nisi. All deeds and necessary In struments of writing to be made at tbe ex pense of the purchaser. All personal property on the premises and grain In the ground Is here by reserved. Possesion will be given at tbe time of confirmation absolute, providing the one fourth of the purchase money shall be paid at that time. . WILSON CONFER. HERRING, Admr. of Michael Confer, Atty. deceased. J. A. Bardo, Auctioneer. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of plurlesfl. fa. issued out of the court of common pleas ot Columbia county and to me directed will be exposed to publlo sale at the Court House In Bloomsburg, Pa., on SATURDAY, APRIL a, 1892, at 4 o'clock p. m. the following described real estate, to-wlt: All that certain lot of ground situate on Fifth street In the Borough ot Ber wick, county aforesaid, bounded and dls- crtbed as follows 1 On tbe north by an alley, on the south by Fifth street, on the east by lot of William McEwen, on the west by lot of Til man Varner, on which are erected a two story FRAME DWELLING bouse and out buildings. Seized, taken Into execution at ,ho suit of 8. C. Jayne and Emma O. Jackson vs. L. W. Uertz. and Murla E. Breed, and to be sold as the prog eny of Maria E, Breed. JACKSON, JOHN MOUREY. Atty. Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of Vend. Ex. Issued out ot tho court of Common Pleas of Col Co., Pa., and to me directed, will be exposed at public sale at the Court House, Bloomsburg, Pa., on SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1892, at 9 o'clock p. m., all that certain, piece, tract or parcel of land situate In Beaver twp., Colum bia county, and State ot Pennsylvania, bounded and dlscrlbed as follows, to-wlt : Beginning at stones by falleu pine, thenco by land ot C. S. Cox, Esq., north soventy-ono and a half degrees west one hundred and fifty-eight and three-tenth perches to stones a corner of land surveyed for Barbara Kllnguman, thenco by same north seventeen and a half degrees eaut ninety-one perches to stono", thence by land late ofjchrlstlan KUngaman north seventy-six and a halt degrees east one hundred and forty perches to a post In publlo road, thence along the came south forty-one and a fourth degrees, east forty-four and six-tenth perches to stones thunce by laud ot Garret Vanblarugan and others, south seventeen and a halt degrees west one hundred and forty perches to the place ot Ceglnulng containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY- FOUR ACRES, and allowance, be ti e same mow or loss. Where on Is erected a two story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Bank Barn and other Outbuildings, seized taken Into execution at tbe suit ot John EHTert versus Thomas Downs, and to bu sold a tbe property of Thomas Downv ZAHB, JOHN MQUKKT, 8-19 Attr. HnerlS. V,
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