THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
T?in
IS WHAT
LEON COFFEE
, 13 MAKE OF
IT PLEASES LVCRYBODV
TOE SALE.
1cslrablo vncnnt lots nnd i number of jjnod
hoiisen ami lots In ltlootiiHliui'K, 1'a The bent
Buliio!w stand in Hloomsluir!,'. A very desira
ble properly contulnlnK Hi acre and Hist class
biilldlnvrH It li (fonil will In a business worm
fltum in Ju.Mio per year at, Willow Drove.
Dwellings in Kpy. Oj-iiukcvIIIc ami Henoh
llnvi-n. A Inro number of larinn In Columbia
ron n ty, nni' In Liicrne County, one In Virginia.
Two ( ountry Sinn- stands In Columbia County
and one In Luzerne County, A water power
planing mill, dry dock and lumber yard and
Bhcds In lleueli Haven, I'a. Also 10 acres of
irood farm land at mime place, by M. p. 1. 11
SON, Insurance and lical Kstute AircntH,
BI.oO.MSbl KU, PA. If.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABI.lt
Real Estate.
The undersigned Administrators of Hie estate
of Sylvester l'ursel, late of tlio township of
Hemlock, county of Columbia, and state of
Pennsylvania, d ceased, will expose to Public
Bale, upon the promises on
SATURDAY DECEMBER 10, '92
at 1:S0 o'clock In the afternoon, In persuaucc of
an order of the Orphans' Court of the said Conn
tyof Columbia, thaticertaln tract ofland, late
of the said deceased, situate lu the aforesaid
township of Hemlock, bounded by lands Of
Blchard Ivey, Edward Ivey, the homestead
tract of the said deceased, lnnds of the estate
of Mrs. I'nuntfst., deceased, Hugh W. und san
ford App'.eman, contnlDlnK about one hundred
and eighty five acres reserving the mineral
rights of the Moomsbunt Iron Company. The
inune to be sold subject to the mortgage of
Anna A. Butler, et, al.
The said land Is mostly under cultivation!
but has upon It a considerable quantity of tlm
ber and wood land
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
good new bank barn, sheds and other out build,
tags; and Is well watered, lias two good water
springs, one near the dwelling with spring
house. With apples and other variety of fruit.
The said land will be sold In one tract or In
parts as may be most advantageous and dcslra
We.
Tkhms ok Sai.k. Ten per centum of one
fourth of the purchase money shall be paid at
the Htrlklng down of the property j the one
fourth less the ten percent, attheconrlrma.
tlon absolute ; and the remaining three-fourths
In one year after confirmation nisi, with Inter"
erst;rrotn that date. V. D. DENTLKK,
Nov. 15, St. D. C. Pl'HSEL,
Administrators.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given to nil legatees, credl
tors and other persons Interested in the estates
or the respective decedents and minors that the
following administrators, executors, guardians,
accounts have, been tiled In the ollloe of the
Keglster or Columbia county, and w ill be pre.
gented for confirmation and allowance In t he
orphans' Court to be held In Hloomsburg, Mon
day, December 5, lSlM, at 3 o'clock p. in. of said
day.
No. 1. The second account of J. O. Dot y and
Ira Dnty, Administrators of Jonas Doty laic of
Flshlngcreck township, Columbia county de
ceased. No. it First ard final account, of Wilson Con
fer, Administrator of Michael Confer, lute of
Madison township, Columbia couniy, deceased,
No. 8. Klrst and final account of ICmni s.
(WnttH) Miller, Administratrix of Joseph Watts
late of Greenwood township, Columbia county,
deceased.
No. 4. The account of Charles H. Wolf, Ad
ministrator oX Aaron Masteller, late of .Mll'lllu
township, Columbia county, deceased.
No. 5 First and final account of Mary Slmf
ferand Bart Shaffer, Administrators of Matthias
Shaffer, late of bloom township, Columbia
county, deceased.
No. II. First nni partial account of William
II. Sliuinan, late Kxectllorof John Shuinan, late
of Catawlssa township, Columbia county, de
ceased. No. V. First, and partial account of Ellas'
Young, Administrator of the estate of Aleni
Whit mire, late 01 Centre township, Columbia
count) , deceased.
No. H. First and final account of c' W. SUIT,
Kxecutnrot Hubert Stllf, late of illoonislnnv,
Columbia county, deceased.
Mo. 0. First and tlnal account of J. W. Evans,
Administrator of Freas A. (.rtivor. late of Col
umbia count) . deceased.
No. 10. First and final fi'vount of ?.llnrr
Illle and lleur.v Mile. Administ rators of Junes
Illle, late ol Fraiikllu township, Columbia Co.
deceased. C. 1!. CAMI'l'.l I.I.,
Jteglster.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Estate of John White-")
In the Orphans' Court
1 or common couniy,
No. s of
1 St'll.
nlitht, late of The
Town of bloomsburg,
County of Columbia,
state of 1'euns) lvunlti
deceased. J
All persons Interested w ill take notice of
following order oi court, ici-wn :
JtUIN .MOl'HEY, fherllT.
May Term,
the
rS4,,f Columbia County, ss.
The commonwealth of t'ennsylvaiila to Mary
A. Waller, widow, Daniel E. Whltenlght, Klvlna
Whttenlght, llarvev vt hllonlirht, Alice Kline
Charles V,. Whltenlght, Joseph WhlUMilghl,
Mnhlon llamlln, Charles D. Ham
lin, Ada 8. Pchart, Norman K. llamllu and
Clara Hunler, lineal descendants ot John
Whltenlght deceased, and to all other persons
Interested, Orectlng : You and each ofyounro
hereby cited to be and appear before the Judges
of our Orphans' Court to be held at Hloomsburg
on Hie Klrst Monday of December next, then and
there to accept or refuse Intake the real estate
ol said John WhltciilKht dec eased, at the ap
praised valuation put upon it by the Inquest,
duly awarded by I lie said Court, and returned
by the sheriff, or show cause why It shall not
be sold. And hereof tall not.
Witness the Honorable E. H. IKEI.EH, Presi
dent of our said Court, at Hloomsburg, Ihu
Fourth dav ot October A. 1). lstij.
o. it. ricK,
11-1-It Clerk, O. l
A 1 ) M 1 N 1ST RATRIX' NOTICE.
Ktlute of tieiiru S. HVii nei', tale of l'tii I'oim.
uhili, tlrrraitrtt.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of admin
istration on the estate of Henry S. Warner, late
of I'tne Township, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned ndmlulsirnllx, wllh I he will
annexed, to whom nil persons Indebted lo said
estate are requested to make payments, and
I hose having claims or demands w ill make
known the satije w li hout delay to
IIARKIKT W. STACK IIOI SE,
11-4-iit. Administratrix,
Pine summit. Pa.
ELECTION NOTICE.
The regular nnntlal meeting of the stock
holders ol the Hloomsburg Land Improvement
company will be held on Monday the :Mh day
ot November l.sus, between the hours of two
and four o'clock In the afternoon at the ottlce of
N. F. Funk, Secretary for the election of a
President, board of directors and Treasurer for
the ensuing year, nnd the transaction ot the
general business of the company.
N. I'. Kl'NK,
10-28-jw. Secretary
C.KANI) Jl KOlis Foil DIX'EMHEH TKHM.
Benton .lames Conner.
Berwick A. P. Kitchen.
Bloom Mm. Webb C. H. Kornwald, Wesley
knorr. Mathlas ii. Shaffer, A. Heroine, U. 11.
Martin, Miles Fry, John Taylor.
Brlarcreek l.loyd Knorr.
Catawlssa s.. H. Ithawn.
Cent rnlta U. w. Trout man, John E. Pavlcs.
Conynghum John Conroy.
Klshlngcreek E. 1. Helshllne, Clinton Hewitt.
Creenwood H. J. Bobbins, W. P. Bobbins.
Mlfllln HonJ. Pennypacker, John II. Aten.
Scott J. 11. Townseud, Wilson Wnnlch.
Sugarloaf .Terr)' Vanslckle.
THAYEKSK JUltOUS KIKST WEEK.
Benton C. I.. Bells.
Berwick Frank Brockway, Philip Morris, Ii. F.
Drelsbach.
Bloom W. C. Shaw, L. Lowenberg.
Catawlssa Allen Caldwalder.
centralla A. B. Former, John Suell, Hugh
Conway.
Centre B. B. Kreas, I. n. llartman, W.II. Beck.
Convngham Ira Bondarmel.
Flshlngcreck K. P. Bender.
Franklin Charles llartman.
(treenwood W. P. lkeler, W. W Eves.
Hemlock D.W . Harris.
Jackson-T. C. smith, C. W. Cole.
Locust Jeremiah Snyder, Frank Knrlg, Dan.
Fetterman, Daniel Pensyl, l.loyd l.elbv.
Madison B. W. McCollum, U. 11. Heud'crshott,
s. s. I.owry.
Main Daniel Derr.
Mlfllln Adam Clayberger.
Montour W. M. Monroe,
orange K.W . Coleman, L. C. Williams.
Hoarlngereek Samutd cherrlngton.
Scott c. F. Bomboy.
TKAVEHSE Jl'HOHS SECOND WEEK.
Benver Michael Fry, Martin Downs.
Benton J. W. Belles.
Berwick H. U. Bower.
Bloom Alfred Low, Samuel Pugh. fteo. F. Aur-
and, W. o. Holmes, A. Evans, Uusscl C. Buck-
nlew, S. W. Shutt.
Brlarcreek Enos 1,. Stout, John M. Fairolillds.
Catnwlssa Mahloii Hamlin, Lloyd Berger,
Jerry shuman, .. Krelsher.
Conyngham John Bergan.
I'lshlnKcreek-M. W. Hess; E. It. I.audorbnch,
Miles W. Ash.
(treenwood tieo. E. Heck, W. ii. JIcEwen.
Hemlock-Wm. Masleller.
Locust John Onble, Ed. Cleaver, Montlllus
Yeager, Austin Cherrlngton.
Mudlsou W. M. llnrtllne, Peter Miller.
Montour-C. E. Fisher.
Mt. Pleasant (i. W. liuckle, .1. Frank Kline,
J. 11 ..bite.
Orange Frauds Herring.
Hoarlngereek Harvey ilenscli.
TRIAL LIST.
Some one has said that a
bargain is cm article sold un
der its real value. Some sid-vcrtii-ers
are not believers in
this theory or are as econo
mical cf the truth as they are
with their bargains.
I)i:t ''an honest tale speeds
best being plainly told.''
This is our purpose in offer
ing Wall paper bargains.
They are bargains because
the y are as we represent them,
full length, full weight, bona
fide goods.
We kmw one instance of a
bargain in wall paper which
after it was on the walls lead
pencil marks showed through.
Whose, was the bargain?
Come and see us before
buying elsewhere.
W. I I. Hrooke & Co.
PREVENTS PPiEUMONIA.
Mr. HoxIc'm
CERTAIN CROUP CURB
(las a specific action upon thonlr passages to
'lie lungs. It, koeinthem open, heiico I'lieuirio.
ilii, Congestlvo colds, Hoarseness and light
burking cough yield at once tolls wonderful
.jurat I ve powers. SO cents.
Hold by prominent druggUta throughout the
dtulu.
William I'.erulngcr, vs. Wesley C. Hnrtzel.
clins. W. cole vs. Kklcl Cole's Exr.
John II. Sun's adiur. vs. Ilii Holy, et al.
John li. Suit's adinr. vs. Ira Doty, et al.
Joliu H. Still's admr. vs. lieubcu Sitler, et al.
John . el kin vs. I'eiina. li. II. Co.
S. p. Boone vs. E. P. Albert son.
S. P. KoohoVM. l.enuel Drake.
Iieii. F. Sharpies vs. Worchead .t Kline.
Fraiiklln ocum tiiuird vs. William J. Zah
r.cr. John V. Chapln vs. Z. A. Hut, et nl.
Jl. F. Savlls' uduirs. s. James Magee, et 111.
App. Haines A: Co. vs. James Magee, et up
William Krlckbauni vs. William 11. Slider.
( laru Long vs. V. m. II, Clienliu.rtoii.
li. F. Savlts' nilmr.s. v.-. Janies .Magee, et al.
(.c:i. W. a. Stewart Asu Vd. Berwick Water
Co.
i'. 1'. Klefi-r vs. l'eiiben Sliumun.
J. W. v hlienight vs. ('has. V iiiteidglit admr.
c. It. creM-lliig vs. Sarah A. Pel rlkeu.
Jacob (lllberl vs Hoarlngereek Twp.
ar.v .M. ( umpbeli's vs. 'I immas (uliin.
11. Mojd Cre.iny vs. Catawlssa TiiNishl;.
Lewis A. silles vs. Samuel Iiaiebcrliu.
Levi N. I.utz vs. I), c. Bond, ( t al.
Irene H. lv ties vs. Town of IMooinsburg.
.loliu Knles s. Tow ii of Itiooinsliuig,
.1. I). iMiuino vs. Coliliubla Couniy.
NOTICE.
Get Plenty of Sleep and Rise Early. 'J,
The excellence of early rising and
its inspirirg influences on both body
and mind have been themes for tiic
poet's song and the sage's sermon.
Early rising promotes cheerfulness of
temper, opens up new capacities of
enjoyment and channels of delight to
which the sluggard must be insensible.
It increases the sum of human exis
tence by stealing from indo
lence hours that would else be utterly
wasted, and, better still, unquestion
ably conduces to longevity. All long
livers have been early risers. Now the
habit of retiring to bed at late hours
will hardly admit of early rising s there
fore the necessity of refraining from
the one in order to secure tne advan
tages of the other. From six to tight
hours are generally held to be sufficient
and no doubt on the average are lo.
Our sleep is much regulated by the
season. I n winter neo le lie longer on ac
count, as they say, of it being too dark
to get up early. There is some plaus
ibility in the reason, but the system in
cold and dark weather is mote prone
to sleep in light and sunny times. In
valids need generally plenty of bed
rest, but they should procure it by go
ing early to bed. There is more
health and strength to be found in the
practice of seeing the sun rise than in
looking at it any other part of the
day. I'rovhlcnce J our mil..
Lowest in Kiuety-iiino Yean.
The Hanisbtirg Patriot says : The
low water in the Susquehanna river,
November, 1892, has about reached
the point marked on Maclay's rock,
opposite South street, by Balthazcr
Steesr. The mark he made in Au
gust, ninety-nine yer.rs ago, reads
"1803."- The figures are beautifully
cut and are several inches long. The
straight line below marks the lowest
stage of the water of which there is
any record. About forty years ago
the numerals were visible above the
face of the water and the mark almost
so. At present the level of the water
s in nearly the same condition.
MARRIED.
At the home of the bride on West
Third Street on the 15 th inst by Rev.
P. A. Heilman. Mr. Joseph Geese
and Miss Carrie Custred, both of
Bloomsburg. They will make their
furture home in Sunbury. Mr.
Gesse being in the employ of the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
By Rev. W. G. Furgeson at Me
thodist Episcopal parsonage corner
Market and Fifth Street, Nov. 1 2,
Iron Housel to Miss Minnie Taylor.
DRUNKENNESS, or the LIQUOR HA
BIT, Cured at Home in Ten Days by
administering Dr- Haines' Golden
Specific.
It can be given in a glass of beer, a cup of
coffee or tea, or in food, without the know
ledge of the patient. It is absolutely harm
less, and will effect a permanent and speedy
enre, whether the patient is a moderate
drinker or alcoholic wreck. It has been
given in thousands of cases, and in every in
stance a perfect cure lias followed. It never
fails. The system once impregnated with
the specific it becomes an utter impossibility
for the liquor appetite to exist. Cures guar
anteed. 4S page book of particulars free.
Address the ( ioltien Specific Co., i 85
Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, io-21-l yr.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Public No; Ice Is hereby given that nipll"ii.
tlou by pel ii lou ol al leas! :i rcsldcuts ami tax
payers oi Columbia County will be in ule lo Hie
Court 01 Quarter isos-.loiis of Columbia County,
on Saturday He' loMi day ol December. ISM;
setting forth, lnteralla, Hint tie bridge erected
over the Norm biaia li oi 1U0 ilvc-usiiuehauna
at the Town of c,ii,.wiss i in raid County by
tile corporation, tiaiuelv, "The Pn sldent, .vlan
iieta's iiud C1.1111 any loi' elect ,ii n brl'e over
I ite river Susquehanna, betwe.-n Hie 'iown of
( at uwls.su and t he inoii, In if rishltitf Civek," uoiv
coi.niionly called 1 he "( atawlssa lb hl.ife I 'oinpa
ny," Is necessary to the accommodation of public
I ravel and I li.it Hie pu) mom "t I oils over such
In 1. 1 'e Is burdensome lot ho traveling public, and
pi aMutf t nat siieli hrld.pi shall be lakeh as a
couniy bi'ldire and Mr i lie appointment of per.
s'U'S qualltled nocordlmr lo law to view the said
bridge and assess Hie. itatn).-. It any, which
said corporal Ion limy sus! aln by the takluir of
tiie same, and mal;e rep.n'i of their proceedings
lo the lespeclHeCoiiri at Hi" next term tlieie
ur. '.V. II. 1(1! N
Caiawlssa, I'a , Attorney for I'd loners.
.uv. N, isirj, ll-ll-'ll.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned' an auditor appointed by the
Court ot Common Pleas of Columbia county to
distribute the balance In the hands of K. P, ilar
do. Assignee of I lie estat'" of A. .1. Dardo and
Kh.le K. Ids wile as shown by his first and tlnal
account, will sit to perform the dm li s of his ap
iiolntlii'lit at the law ofliee of Win. Chrismau in
t he town of HlooinsleiiK', upon Krlilay ilie '.r.h
day of December, lsirj, at 10 o'clock a. m., when
and where all parties having claims against
said fund liuisi pieseni I hem or be forever de
barred Irom a share thereof.
a. c. i'i!i:.s,
Audit or.
ax
What is
Cftstorla is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is n harmless nuhstituto
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, ami Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its puaranteo is thirty years' uso hy
millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys "Worms nnd allays
feverlshness. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. Castorla relieves
teething trouhlcs, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castorla assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
nnd bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
torla is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
" Cantoris Is an excellent nwllclno for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told ino of IU
good effect upon their children."
Dr. Q. C. Osoonn,
Lowell, Mass.
" CaMoria Is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day Is rot
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castorla in
stead of the Tariousquock nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothiag syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves."
Da. J. F. KmcniLos,
Conway, Ark.
Castoria.
" Castoria Is so well adapted tocldldren that
I recommend it as superior to any proscription
known to me."
IT. A. Aacnsit, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
" Our physicians In the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence In their outside practice with Car-totir.,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castorla has won us to look with
favor upon it."
United Hospital and DisrEHSART,
Boston, Mass.
Au.xji C. Sunn, Ye.,
The Centaur Company, TT Murray Street, New York City.
trig is Believing."
w And a rood lamp
jivVV must be simple; when it is not simple it is
not good. Simple, Beautiful, Good these
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tough and seamless, and made in three pieces only,
it is absolutely safe and unbreakable. Like Aladdin's
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HOCIIBSTEIl LaDP CO., 2 Park Place, New York City.
"The Rochester.'?
HAECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given that letters testnment-
ary on the eatate of Moac Schllcker. late of
tne townxiiip oi neaver, county ot toiumnia,
I'a., deceudi'd, have been granted to Cathiirlne
Schllcker, l-V.ra.I.hchllcker. .lames V. Schllck
er. residents of Raid township, to whom all
persons Indebted to Kind ('Mute are reoui'Hted
to mil ke payment, and thoso having claims or
demands win make knowu the samo without
) cATIIAlUNESrm.tCKKU
Kxccutors.S- K.ltA .1. scill.icKKIt,
J JAM ES W. SCULICKEU
Wood's Fhosphcdine
Tlie ureat Hngllsli Remedv.
l'romptly nnd perman
ently cures all tonus of
Klouf, S;ieri(it'iiTi,n,
luMrwy nnd oil elh'ClK of
A ''Wkc or AVccjiji. Heon
prescribed over MS J'earH
n thousands of cases : Is
Ilafnu mrTA. ".IIC l(fj iirilllUir If .If,
ii,t)lMt tinilriw knoirn.
Ask drtiKitlst for Woon's riinsi-iinniNE j If ho
oncrssoiiio worthless iii'dlclnc In place of this,
leave his dishonest store, lie'lose price In letter,
and we will Hnd by return mall, l'rlec, one
package, II ; six. f"i. One i."(.7 iilean; xif ""ill
c'rc. I'liimihlet in plain sealed, envelope
slumps. Ad lresl. 'I'll K Vooi ClIKSHCAI. Co,
I :t 1 Woodward aveutt". Iietroll. lch.
C'SoIdln Hlooiuslnnx by Moyer Bros., . I. II.
IMercer, (.'. A. Klelin, (i. A. XIcKelvy und all re
sponsible druwIsiK everywhere.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Kitate of Mary A. llagen'nieh, rtec'iL
The undersigned an auditor appointed by tho
Orphans' court of Columbia county to dlslrl.
hutn thefunds In the hai.dsof the Kxecutor of
said estate to unci unions the parties entitled
thereto will sit at his oillce In Hie Town of
Hlooinsbut'tr to perform the duties of his ap
point men', on Friday, November Iff, at 1(1
o'chxik In the fon-inHm when and whore all
persons having claims iurnlnst said estate must
nrescnt them for sett lenient or be forever do
burred from a share of said fund.
liOIlT lU'CKINtiHAM,
Auditor.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The underslcned having been restored to
health by simple mentis, alter sutrerlnif for
several years wit li a severe lunif alleotlon, and
that dread disease cnittnttifion. Is anxious to
luiike known to his fellow suflerers the means
ol cure. To tho-c who desire it, lie will cheer
fully send (free of rhauro) a copy of the pres
cription used, which they will find a sure cure
for Cmiitiiiiitlvii, Athnni, Ciilnrrli, llrum hilt
nnd all throat and lutu? Murmurs He hones all
sulTercrs will try his remedy, us It Is Invaluable.
Those deslrlnj,' the prescription, wnleh will cost
them noildm,', and m ij' prove a blessing, will
please address,
1SRV. Kpwauu A. Wilson, lirooklvn. New York
Sept. Hi, 1 yr.
ORPHANS COURT SAL
-OF VALUABLb..
Keal Estate.
rursunnt torn mdir of ti,0 (,,,, i
Columbia count v. ivnnn .. ... . '''
lie sale, on the or..i.ou... ' ! ' r
.... ' iiiro !....
iu saiu i uuni.v. on
SATURDAY, NOVK.MIjkr s6
i,iip i.ii.owiiiK tiescriDcd rcft rs . ;
u'H'K er., deceased, to w It '
No. 1. Items the old homestead ,. .,
Ho road lendlnir from ornm-eviii.. ... ..
bounded on the north l,v i,..i ... ,. . I!"r't'
, o r reilerlri. n
dce'd . on llie rnut l, ,u. ... " 111 Kilo,
Dan el Whlltnlrn mwl if... ...
by lands of lieni,i,..i h,i .. "0I"
J im Win, V(,i
nnd on tho west by lands ot Iletiinm,,, J 1
(.in-
Iscteeted j .
Containing about
45 ACRKS,
more or less on which thero
frnino
DWKU.INd 110U.SF,
large bank barn and out buildings. (-eii,
orchard andolher fruit, tree,, u ,.v,.r ,,, '
........... i(i(((IIIIK nier ror stock.
. ....... 11, ui u iiignsinie of cultivation ,
.......... m uj nw,.(, nuu-uunii 11 relircs.
No. a. Hounded on the north hy b,s
.loseph Whlliulre nnd llenjainln Allab',,.., ,'
tl.n nnul lie I I . "" ('Il.l
"' "' - "i r..im ueiiiamiu Allatn. t.
" '' '", ihih on the ,.( I,
lands of Frederick Heck deed. Containing
5 ACRKS,
more or less, on which Is erected a small
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
nnd out buildings, supplied with w iter ,
fruit trees.
No. S. Hounded
Hcnjiimln Hllnerand William llngenl.ti, i, ,Jf
the east by lands of said Heniaiiii,. s.,.....'...
Wm. llagenbtich, on the south by landsof ,..
ben Sitler, dee'd., and on the west, hy prUau
it'iui. viiuiniiiui
30 ACRES,
llll.r.l nr l.w. In n i.,j..I .....
....... u ... , k"uu aiiKl' 01 ( 1 I ......
nui'ioicu nidi nuieranu iruil trees.
jueseiinipernes are about one mile cast of
orangevllle and less tlmu i:ilf a mile froa
D.n(nji nuu cuurcu.
rcrsons desiring to view the nn mlse. wi.
please call on Wm. Berk Jr., residing th-r-on '
Hale to commence at if o'clock P. M. condl-
iiuun nmuu Known at sale, Dy
Wm. II. HNTDKK, Wm. BKl'K.JIt,
Atty. Adiuinlstrator.
Oct. 1H, lMhl
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By vlrt uo of a writ of Levari Facias Issued out
ofjt he Court or Commou l'leas of Columbia Coim.
ty, ra., and to me directed, then- win be som at
public sale atthe Court, llousv.Hluoiunburg.rsi.
on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 1892,
at 2 o'clock p, m., the following :
All tliAt eertnl,, nlnnd.d.i- .....
- ...... .u.(b,( iuii mm irnci or land
Bltuate In tho township of Franklin, county ot
Columbia, stato of Pennsylvania, boumted and
described as follows, to-wit : beginning at a
white oak corner of land belonging formerly to
George Hhlck and ninnimr rmm 11. ........ . 1.,-.
r, .u.uv wj lauu
of John Art ley, lteuben Heigel and land of Pax.
tonAWmlth, N. 73 deg. W. !t perches to a
post, thence by land of the aforesaid l'axton t
fmlthandlandof KeliiooldSco., N. 5 deg. E,
w perches to a post, thence by lands of HoId
bold & Co. aforesaid, 8. M deg. W. 00 perches to
a pine, thence by the samel N. t dig. w. 50
peri'hes to a pine, thence by the same N. 35 dof,
E. 40 perches to a pine, thence hy land of Win
Teplunnd Henjamla Ford S.iindeg. K.'.Hierclie
to a post, thence by land of Henjamln Ford s. :
deg. W. )!i perches to a post, thence by hinds of
said Henjamln Ford and lands of Frederick Seay
. si aeg. b.. 131 perches to a post , theme br
land of rtanlel Shulers. i perches to a post,
thence by the sumo N. s'deg. K. SO n.lil perches
to a stone, thence by land or the aforesaid Hen
jamln Ford. S. 1 deg. F.. G5 a-10 perches to a stone,
thence by the same s. deg. K. 7 perches to
a stone, thence by land of Daniel siiuh-r and luud
b'fe of li -go snick, deeea-ied, S. Pi d.-g. W.
8-10 perches lo place of boglniiln,', c mtalnlus
153 ACRES,
n.'.tt meiisiire, whereon are erccicda
l'RA.ME DWELLING HOUSE,
I!.RX, atid Outbuildings.
Seized, taken into execution at the suit ot F.
L. t-huiiian use versus Win. Watts and lill'
Ann his wife, and to he sold as th" prip.rty cf
William W.itts and LTl.-a Ann Ids Ml:.-.
John ioi'i;i.'v.
ItiiAw;;, A'.ty. Slenrr.
WIDO W'S APP RA I S E M KNTS.
The followlii',' Widow's Appraisements will be
presented to the Oiphi'tis Court or columlila
eiiiiniy on the lb. st Monday of December A. I).
inn.1 and conilriui il nl. I. und unless excentlons
nrellleil wiihin tour days theieatler, will bo
eoiilii lued absolute.
John I.. Dreslicr Kst.., Uenton twp., IVrsoually
Ji'.i'.i.'.'H.
Nvlvester I'ur'l BJ.f. , IIein1o::l( twp., Per
sonalty $Hi in, lii'lllty, ll'.M.rtl.
(leoige .Miinhart lim., Cuiawlss.i twp , Per
senility f :ViO 01.
T ('. Mchenry E.it., lientnn twp., Poreonalty
$IIW.8a.
Tlioiims Brobst Est., Centre twp., l'eisonalty
t:i 11 iki
Asa Yorks Est., Jackson twp., Personalty
tinman)
Kdinund Lunger Est., Benton twp , C133.O0
Ileal 1 y fltH.oO.
I lork's oillce. G. 51- oriCK,
Blooaisburg, Pa., Nov. U, 1S0.1 tleik o. 0.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VAUJABLK-
Real Estate.
Hy order of tho Court of Common Pleas of
Columbia county, Pa.
The undersigned Committee of J. E. Snyder
will expose to sale on tlm premises lu Berwick,
Columbia Co., Pa., on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, V,
ntteuA.M., the following divs rlli"d leal is.
tale, situate In Berwick being the UndnvVl. d
one fourth of lot number four on south side of
Front street, bounded on the south by .usque
liunna river, on the north by Front street. East
by lot of Aiml" Oswald and c. Ii. .lac'ison, on
I he west by lot, of (". IJ. Fowler, reserving the
right of 1). I., ii W It. K. niul Pennsylvania caiia
across the same, (in said lot there Is erected a
DWELLING IIOUSI',
and a dwel'lng .'itl
storl: duilding,
with out building 1.
Tkk.ms of sai.k. Ten per cent,, or one fourth
r.f piii'elHso money to be. paid on mrlklng (1 w-ii
ot tho properly, the 01111 fourth less ten per
ceiil. ut, continual Ion of sale, and remaining
three fourths in one year tliere.ittcr wllh Inter
est, rrom conili iiiatlo.'i nl si., when deed will bo.
trlu. Defend payments to be secured by bond
and ni'irl gai'e on premium.
C. I'. Jackson, J. W. EVANS.
Attorney. Coin. J. E. Snyder.
Season of fi at Lowenterg's
o
THIS WEU KNOWN
CI
LOTHIITG HOUSE
ncctls no Flashy Ilcaclia' in making its announcement
FOR THE COSV1ING SEASON.
Its previous reputation for
- i J t- -J - -i - " ' "
gained by an existence of almost a half a century are sufficient assurance that this policy will
r,... I'll. 1 .i y t . " . - ',1
uwiiuuuiju. waaiiu' cabc.iiJica wim m hpnrpv., pnfch-tUr :., Ko nff r-ivtill.
, .... w v .w vt biiv iiauv. i .3 ut 11 -
Nobby Clothing, Stylish Hats and Novelties in Furnishings. In the
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Es'ut of Jl, Vcr( .!(((, (Ii'(WS.'rt.
Notice In hereby iflven thnr letters of ndinln
1st ml Ion 011 the estate of Kebeecii Mnv, deceiiH-
ed, have been Kianteil to the uadetU,"ied nil
uilnlrt' riitor toW.ioin nil pern niH Indebted to
Hiiulestntn lire ieiiiesled in make piivmenlH,
mid in .sic h.ivliur clnlnm or demandii will make
k.i'j.vu Um auie wlllieut delay to
I. W. WILI.ITS.
!(.(.(! .v. Admliilhirator
ft
EI
Will be found all the newest shades and you will be surprised at the phenomenally low
you can get.
tm T1TIHR MSFi
iwmi
Fine
jiriccs
CAIX WHELK THE ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE
and make your selection at the old established stand of
D. LOWENBERG Estate.
Clothiers at Low 'Prices. Bloomsburg Pa.