THE COLUMBIAN. BLOOMSBURG, PA. FOR SALE. wwrawe vacant ion and 1 number of good wow and lots In Bloonnburg, fa The best mnlmwfi stand In Moomstmrg. A very denira nto property containing m acres and n'nrt class buildings with good will In a business worth to 1MMN) ner Vear At. U'lllnur llmv.) MwniunKS in itspy. I Iraniynvllln an4 Beach .mu. a lame nuinocr of fa nni In i'nli,nl,i. yiji one in iuzerne county, one in Virginia. Tmo Country Store Stands In Columbia County unn in i.ii7.erne Jouniy. A wan-r power rNK nun, ury noes: ana iiiinoor yard -and II ft VP n. PR. A Inn 111 anrna nt good farm Innrt at name plnon, by M. P. LUTZ JON. Insurance aud heal Estate Agents, SALEEEGI3TEB, A free notice is given under this head, of all sales for which bills are printed at this office. A date can be fixed now, and bills printed later, and the notice will stand until the day of imlc. April aoth Charles T. Steele, trus tee, will sell valuable real estate in Berwick at 10 a. m. SPECIAL NOTICES. PIMOKR DtHIRINCt TO BBCrHB TBH BERVICK8 DtJnhnU William. frr unrtntr .1 1 Baa arrangements rood, as be Is fast tilling TXMt RALK. A HECOND HAND it A NO K, IX X" Rood condition, with water bark back. reariv or ww. a rare cuunce. Brooke. Bloomsburg. Inquire of W. if. 8-31.lt. If OB BALK. THE C. M. HESS FARM FORM. ' erly owned by Orter yulck at Rupert, for , q T . i. 11. aiai.k, Agent. T?OK SALE. A SQUARE HEAVER STOVE, F double heater, with pipe Ac. complete. W won for gelling, owner has put in a hot air raraare. inquire oi UK. o, n. arment, Blooms nig 8-lU-lI. SeU BINT, TWO ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR OF Jiuwungs building. Inquire of J. u- s, moomsourg. g-24-tf: SAM OR RINT THI CNDKRSMNRD 0FFRKS JL ior sale or rent the hotel in orangevllle known aa the lleckman House. Also offers ia anres or nwa in wcott township. For trms etc. inquire oi Aioort iiecunian, orangevllle. 10. lamos. WANTED : CORRESPONDING AGENT IN every town to report on parties Intend fR opening or refitting saloons, by the largest i nuke tNOOO. ROTHCRILD'a Sons I'n. 738 Broadway, New York. U KINDS OF BLANKS FOR JUSTICE AND Xa. constables, at the COLUMBIAN ofuce. a TUM M0RT0A0R8 AND NOTE BOOKS OF ALL ww Kinaa at tne Columbian omce. tf. CSIC LBSltONf CRAB. P. ILWELL, FOR TUB L Daal three yeani a student In Boston, ih Svlm k-tiHong on piano and violin. Both taught Um bent methods, piano In New England : i wii iwwrj iucuiuu, viuuu accuraing to tue T?OK SALE. THE REAL ESTATE OF THE A law reter urosa, deceased, in Bloomn- r. eonslsllDg of a dwelling house and Hot. ami woms. inquire 01 nuvia urost. Lock BaeB, or Guy Jacoby, Bloomsburg, 4-14-tr. TTXlB BALK THE RCPKRT HOT 11 1.. FOKMERLT 1? owned by W. R. Tubbs, deceaaed. For i call on or write to J. 11. Maize. A cent. tlOMBaburg, Fa. l-si4-t(. GOOD FARM OF 74 AChES. GOOD BflLD. Ines. Between Buck Horn and Jersey, tawa. In Hemlock township. For sale by J. u. MAIZE, heal Estate and Insurance Agent, M8-tf. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Columbia County, Pennsylvania, and to me directed, will be ex posed to public sale at the court House on MONDAY, MAY i, 1893, sS p. m. the following : That certain piece of Bad situated on the north side of Canal street la Uie town of Bloomsburg, county of Columbia, state of Pennsylvania, bounded and described aa follows, fo-wlt : Beginning at a corner of lot of Nevln U. Funk and running thence along aakt street eastwardly fifty feet to a lot of Joseph W. Hendershott, thence along Bald lot aflrthwardly to an alley, thence along said alley weatwardly fifty feet to said N. V. Funk's lot, ttence by the same southwardly to the place of beginning, whereon Is erected A DWELLING HOUSE, and other outbuildings . Beta'U, taken Into execution at the suit of Mary C. Fry, and Wm. L. Fry now for the use of N. J. Ileudershott vs Susannah Cox and Va lerius Cox, and to be sold as tho property of abaannah Cox, and Valerius Cox. Eakb, JOHN MOUREY, Attorney. Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of Lev. Fa. Issued out of the Court of common Pleas of Columbia county, Pennsylvania, and to me directed, will be ex posed to public sale at the Court House on SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1893, at p. in. tliH following : All those certain lots or pieces of ground adjoining each other and Mltuated lnthu borough of Centrulla, county of Columbia and state of Pennsylvania, and bound ed and di'sm-ltied as follows, to-wlt : Beginning at tho northeast corner of Locust Avenue aud Main street, containing in front on Locust Ave nue fifty-seven (W)lfeet, mora or less, and ex tending of that width In djpth back to said alley the distance of ono huudied and forty lUO) feet and being bounded on tho north by property of Uuldsworthy estate and on the east by Locmt A von u on the south by Main street and on the west by an alley, on which are erect da LARGE FRAME HOTEL, good sun J and other outbuildings. Seized, taken Into execution at the Bult o' The Ashland Having Fund and Loan Association w. Michael W. Brennan and Kate E. Brennan his wife, In right of said wife, and to be sold as the property of Michael W. Brennan and Kate K. Breunan, his wife, In right of said wife. MARK, Atty. JOHN MOUREY, Sheriff. NOTICE. Noilce Is hereby given that the following ac counts have been tiled lu the Orphuns' Court of Columbia county, and will be presented to the p aid court on the first Monday of May, A. It. IHK.Hund continued nisi, and unless excep tions are nied within four days thereafter, will tmconllrmed absolute. 1. The account of William F. Crawford, Trus tee of the est ate of Mary Crawford, late of Mt. f leasant township, deceased. . First account of George V. Suplc, Testa" meutuiy TruMoe of the estate of Wllllutn J Allen, litle of Mudlson township .deceased. Clerk's 1 mice, G. M. OU1CK, Bloomsburg, l'a. April 1, 1WW. clurk o. C. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. DR.KILMEITS - O O thiat KIDNEY LIVER ji2 La Grippe, Cure tho bnd after effect of tbt- trrln mi. wvuiii- aim itmiri inn TlgOr mnQ YlUUItJT, Diabetes, Excessive quantity and high colored urine. Impure liloori. Ecaema. scrofula, malaria, pimples, blotchea. General Weakness, Constitution all run down, lorn of amhltlnn. n uuuiicuiuiujn w an sorts or labor. Vaara.lrr-rMcnntmtaof On. Bottle, If not twMfltea, Uruirrlrt. will refund to yua lb. prlc. paid. At nriicutfMi, 0c. aire, fl.OOKIz. "Invalid.' Ould. to nulth" WW GoanltaUon f Dh, Kilmer Co., IHnohamton, N. ANNUAL STATEMENT or BRIARCREEK TWP. FOK YEAR ENDING MARCH 13th, 189.1. DR. WM. LAMON, Suptrvisor. Toamt. of duplicate work ' special Received from County Treasurer 7 no " unseated Lauds.. 44 64 1113 V ; 42 ti CR. To balance due from 1W2 ( Hy amt. of work done 1NM2. 974 M Paid Hoadlv Suit making duplicates... ft (10 25 00 7 00 . . iiurKiev Any. leew Klwell for printing statement for 1H99 Adam bult for swearing township officers . J. L. Wolverton for points John G. Jacoby acknowledge mer.ts 1 no 1 w 75 10a 75 1 AO Self service days. Meeting Auditors one day PercentAire on srwlitl tax so 00 84 Exonerations, o. E Jones 42, Samuel jnicnaei a. I 1183 07 A. F. MAHTZ, Supervisor. DR. To amt- due Twp. from lrot f 31 94 To amt. of duplicate work Twi wi 10 amu 01 aupucate special.... 57 r, (13."1 SO CR. By amt. of work done for 1MM f 75S 50 ft 00 8 72 M i-aiQ namuei iiouck, gravel .. " j. si. raircnua ror work " Doan for Hardware.... c. c. Kvans tees Freaa Fowler Int. on Road ma chine 1. L. W. R- R. freight W .Hlppensteel for i,f ft. piank. J. & vt . M. F. G. Co. for plank and K 00 18 0(1 1 C2 49 05 82 51 B Nl ft 0 80 " ''claries Raceiy for pipe......'.'.". J. C. Furman, Smithing G. W. Hosier - " Auditors and Clerk 19 00 8 75 8 0 IS 00 103 to 1 50 "Chester Cope due from Schechterly ' American Road Machine Co Percentage on special tax.... Self service ft days Meeting Auditors lday. t 1127 90 1184 55 M S& M 00 75 1 00 M 60 80 AO 90 40 M IK) Exonerations. EXONERATIONS. Bwrwtck Water Co $ isaian nower N.H. Clark Gus Keen G. W. Marti Truman P.ood John vandermark Ellis Stout. W. H.Sevbert. .. I. H. Wilson . Frank Josllng . Mi 5 DR. HENRY J. EDWARDS, Overseer of Poor. Mar. 18. '93, ree'd. of J. M. Fttlrehlld....t 158 22 For moving A. Getter. 8 80 Rec'd. from J- M. Falrchlld. 60 Mur. 13, '93, ree'd of A. B. Croop Col loo 00 t 262 ti CR. Paid C. A. Lamon keeping Million Van- horn 12 50 L. J. Adams Med attendance for Lana Cook no Paid Win. Knorr for order of relief so John G. Jacoby ton George Schechterly M Self service 10 days 10 00 Meeting Auditors, l day 1 DO t 27 50 DR. JOHN M. FA IltC'HI LD, Overseer of Poor. Mar. 14, '!, Order on M. H. Petty $ lt 75 Dec. 'lis reed fom A. B. Croon Col.. . mi no Mar. 13 'H'l leu'd Int. ou Fowler bequest 120 89 $ 387 M CR. April 12, 'l2, paid J. Bomboy, Salem twp l OOKCOSl I 23 62 MK 75 Ii8 75 2 00 co 12 50 ram irc, rvuie uospitoi, ioun annorn " 112 Warren " Hanah Hummel June " paid J. C. Sponeybergerto get gipsy puuper out of t wp June lii, '92 paid II. J. Edwards Order of relief, Sarah Schechterly June 2li, D2, paid C. A. Lamon, keeping Milton Vanhorn July 5, 1i2, paid Deadly Suit making luipllcatH Dec. 7, '92, paid C. A. Lumon, keeping Mlilon vanhorn Jan. '93, paid .Mrs. Cury poor person re lief Self service 5 days, two years Slur. , '93, C. C. Evans fees. " 12 oaths " 13 paid II. J. Edwards.- a 40 25 00 2 00 5 IN) 15 III) 3 00 158 22 387 01 DR. A. B. CRoop, col. of Poor Tax. To amt. due from mul f To amu of Duplicate 18U2 821 03 232 W 653 07 CR. Abatement...... f s 8A Percentage on f H8.0 at 8 per cent.... 8 40 " " H8 90 at 5 per cent. 2 44 Dec. 28, '92 paid J. M. Falrchlld......... 100 00 Mar. 13, Vt paid 11. J. Edwards n on Exonerations 5 97 217 17 835 90 Bal due Poor District from A. B. Croop 553 07 ft on 22 10 on Oil 07 Berwick Water Company.. Nelson W.m. Clark ..- Gus Keen Dan Ulucly George Learn. G. V. Marty. II. J.MurM G. H. Miller T. F. Wilson Frank Jostling Robert Legcnu Amel Legeue It fl' (MS Oil Oil OH Ob ft. 97 M. L. HfirsRKNECHT.I R. II. SITI.KR, - Auditors. ELLIOT ADAMH, ) Attest: Hkaoi.by Kult. 3-24-lt NOTICE. I hereby announce myself ns a candidate for re-election to the olllce of Count Hupeilnten. dent, und respectfully nsk to be suppmted by the people at the eluetlou to be bela on the 2nd Of Muv next WILLIAM C. JOUNbTON, Jersey town,l' a-, March 11, 1803. uy a vote of iaj to 43 the compulsory education bill passed the House of Representatives. Other bills passed were the bill prohibiting the employment ol aliens and the bill establishing a medical council and three State Boards of Medical Ex aminers. The work of rescuing the three miners en'ombed in the Laurel Hill mine, near Hazleton, is progressing slowly, as the workings are choked up with debris and water. It is said that two mine laborers are missing and may also be in the wrecked mine. A convention was held in Harris burg of temperance people interested in the passage of the Aenew loral option bill on Wednesday. r.- ... - nercc mountain nres are rac nff - 1 v-. . I ..... o o ncarsoum ijetmenem, 1 lollidavsburi? New Bloomfield and other parts of the state. Ex Secretary Bayard has been ap pointed Minister to England. A Great Bargain. une 01 tne very best water nower n . . . . . nour ana grist mills on bie Fish nir crcex witn goo.i buildings, new machm ery, two oweinngs, and other out buildings all in good order, an.l nine I acres of land for sale cheap on easy payments Dy j. li. maize, Insurance and Real Estate Agt., 3 31 tf. Bloomsburg, Pa. 1 he children's health must not be neglected. Cold in the head causes catarrh. Ely s Cream Balm cures at once. It is perfectly safe and is easily applied into the nostrils. The worst cases yielding to it. Trice 50c. One of my children had a very bad discharge from her nose. Two phy- sicians prescnDeci, out without benefit We tried Ely's Cream Balm, and niuuu 10 our surprise, mere was a marked improvement. We continued using the balm and in a short time the discharge was cured. O. A. Cary, Corning, N. Y. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. REGISTER'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby riven to nil io-ntw tors and other persons IntermtMl In th ..t.i.. . i"" uei-pueniw ana minors that the following admlnlstrators,'executors,' guardians, accounts have been filed In the orile of ih Register of Columbia countv. and mil k. nra. sented for confirmation and allowance In the Orphans' Court to be held In Rlnnmahiim Un. Ji mi", ai 2 o clock p.m. of said Na 1. First and final account of George Brelsch Executor of Rebecca Brelscn, late of Main township, Columbia county, deceased. No. 2. The first account of n. H. Grotz and Christian Klelm, Executors of the estate of Es ther Ann Stroup, late of Bloomsburg, Columbia county, Pt una,, deceased. No. S. First account of II. H. Grot! and Chris. Jlan Klelm, executors of David Stroup, late of Bloomsburg, Columbia county, deceased. No. 4- First and final account of Matilda Hughes and i. F. Smith, Executors oi Douglass Hughes, late of Bloomsburg, Columbia county deceased. No. 5. First and final account of Alonzo J. Suit, Executor, of Daniel Suit, late of Berwick, Columbia county, deceased. No. . First account of John G. Freeze Admin, lstratxir de bonis non rumtestainemto an. nexo of Ell Barton, late of Bloomsburg, Colum bia county, deceased. No. 7. First and final account of Jefferson Fritz Surviving Administrator of the estate of Samuel Fritz, late of Hugarloaf township , Col. umbla county, deceased. No 8. First and final account of Joseph and narmon C. Kline, Executors of John Kline, lute of Klshlngireck c ownshlp, Columbia county, de ceased, No. 9, First and final account of Samuel Work helser Executor of Peter Workhelser, late of Hemlock township, Columbia county, deceased. No. 10. The account of Jacob Gerrard, Admin istrator of Sarah A. Gerrard, late of Scott town. Bhlp, Columbia county, deceased. No. it. First and final account of Wra. P. Ikeler, Administrator of Johnson II. Ikeler, late of Greenwood township, Columbia county, de ceased. No. 12. The account of Issac a Kuhn, Ouordl an of Bert on P. Man-ley, minor child of the Uev. Man-ley, late of Ulnomsburg, deceased, aa tiled by Mrs. busan Kuhn und J. G. Wells, Executors of Isaac S. Kuhn, deceased. No. 13. First and final account nt u H mino Administrator of A. J. Kline, lute of Fishing creek township, Columbia county, deceased. C. II. CAMPBELL, Register. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE Real Estate. By virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Columbia county, there will be expos ed to public sale on the premises In the borough of Berwick, on SATURDAY, APRIL a9, 1893, at 10 o'clock A. M., the following described lot of land: All that certain lot of land situate on the Bouth-eastrly corner of Market and Sixth streets, tn the borough of Berwick In said coun ty, bounded and described as follows, to wit 1 Beginning at the North east corner of Market and sixth streets, thence by Sixth street, 144X feet to aa alley, thence by Bald alley 004 feet to lot formerly owned by Duntel Rembach, thence by said lot 141 feet, to Market street, aforosald, thence by Market street, fto feet to the place of beginning, being a vacant lot. Terms or Balk. One fourth of purchase money upon striking down of the property and the balance In six mouths from confirmation with Interest from day of sale. Purchase money to remain a Hen until paid. Evans, Atfy. CHARLES T. STUCK, 4-7-4U Trustee. rjO THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF COLUMBIA COUNTY : Gkntlemen In pursuance of the forty-third section of the act of Muv 8. ISM. von are 1 hereby notified to meet lu convention, ut the court house In Bloomsburg, on the first Tuesday lu May, A. 1)., 1893, ut 2 o'clock P. M., being the Becund day of the month, and select,, vim . by a mujorlty of the whole number of directors present, one person of literary and seieutltio acquirements, und of skill and experience l.i lie artot tcuchlng, ns County HuneilnteiHlem,. I for t he three succeeding years : and cer.lfy the result to the State HuperliiUMident, at Harris. mug, iw reiiureu uy me iiiiriy-niuib and fortl. uth fuutlons of said act. V 1 1. 1. 1AM C. JOHNSTON, April 7, 4U to. Kupu of Vul couuty, Farr in Castorla la Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morpliino nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OH. It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years nso hy Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys "Worms and allays) feverishness. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorla relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castorla assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cos torla Is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. Castoria. "Osatorla Is aa excellent medicine for chil dren. Mothers bar repeatedly told me of IU good effect upon their children." Da. O. C. Osoood, Lowell, Maas. Castorla Is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I nope the day la sot far distant when mothers will consider the real Interest of their children, and uas Castorla In stead of thevariousquack nostrums which are destroylnf their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throat, thereby sending them to premature gravea." Da. J. F. KiNcasLoa, Conway, Ark. Taa Caatamr Co an pur, TI I IS G. WILLS Gentlemens' Gold filled Bates & Bacon 15YBAB Genuine CASES WATCHES PERSONAL FOR 12 LOOK THIS 0 ti 0 v 0 o - , 0 p II We wish to say that we r mi. i . ai wraiigevjue, i a., ana certainly irom long experience Ave should know the wants of the fac ers and public in general. And, in this connection we wish to say that all machinery tw raanutacture or handle is equal to any on the market, and sold We make a cood cast head Land IlnlW wliM. Scotch Harrows, Cultivators, II..nn D rpi. 1. : lr 1 Aisc iwnur xiireBiiiiip niaciunery. inen we hanUle the 'Empire" Fertilizer, Grain Vrui uu Hay Rake, "Hencli's" Walking and Riding wheel Cultivators, "Woods" Harvesting machinery (which needs no recommendation), single and double Corn Cultivators, Engines and Saw Mul etc. Lastly we wish to show up the New Deertield Lever Harrow the only one that has a separate adjustment for each tooth independent of the levers. The onlv four lever Harro on the market whereby the two more of the four sections can be times beinjr level. It has a self evener to equalize draft while oe put out on tneir merits same weaiko maKe ami carry a large stock do almot any ki.wl of aw or wist mill rennirin; rh.vinn r7.n.i; .. i- -7 7 - ii. j. 'i 1...M.1: ,1 ,,, 1 "' 1 . ; 1" I, T. u "ITiate me .aironnge 01 the public in the past and b,.. vuu ,u cc What is Castoria. M Castorla is so well adapted to children that I recommend It aa superior toany preaerlption known to ma." H. A. A tenia, M. D., . Ill So. Oxford 61, Brooklyn, N. T. " Our physician la the children's depart ment na spoken highly of their Bxperi enos In their outside practice with Castor!, and although wa only have among our medical supplies what la known as regular product, yet we are free to coofeas that the merits of Castorla has won us to look witn favor upon It." UKITD HOBRTAI. AND DISPENSARY, Boston, Mass. Alias C. Surra, An., Mnrrar Strawi, If aw Tork City. SELLING MUM movements, ELfilftf COMPLETE WITH HIS OUARAIVTEE XDOLLARS. Q Km, t B 11 ,1 are still manufacturicrr and dealing in Ao-rlmilturnl imnlemenU i n . o . Wood Saws, Corn Shellera, and rri . ..." centre sections can be let down raised and the balance of the connlino- liincp nn hna turning corners. This Harrow is as auy other goods. of I'low repairs, also an emile ..c- ,,r.. r .v i . vi" v" kuic us, or rniwer their mquinet (or nny.thi.iK in GLOVES Hnvc you aecn our new Taffeta Silk Gloves rj lets 2.-) cts ? ""i- All Silk Gloves with lets 50 cts. The best $1-00 Kid in tlic City in all the Shades. -aunt Real Kid Glov htrpe Pearl buttons Uo,,,r 0 button length French 8 ...... M.UHO ... CUj,, A. $1.2o. or 8 button Mo3quctaire k Glovea $1.00. 0 button Biarritz KM r:i.. liuttermilk Toilet Soap cts. cake, H.J.CLABK&SON IF YOU WANT UHLbS GOODS OR TRIMMING GO TO H. J. CLARK & SOS, OUR SHIELD A combination that carries all More tt. INTECRITY Is our defense wnlch no opposition ran assail weapon w hlch carries all before It. Our pin of warfare Is along the line of low prices, tot will rind at our store the best irnoda at t he low est prlivB. No matter wliut cninpelium vertlse you will always find the same quality goods at the s-tme prices If not lower here. A new lot of 8 day clocks : also a large supplT und see them at HESS BROS. Sign of big watch, Main St. Blooms hvrg, Fa "WAY! TO Farmer's and the PUBLIC i ?f r -in-General. r n- . at lowest prices. .Feed Cutters, and a specialty o ... ... ' . -it l in a dd fWrnw. nr anv one or teeth kept at work, frame at all no experiment with U3, and '.viU Klb 1 (A t ... t- tiroareu ""mem 'V'rrSi . I"u aim Donne macninery etc. vve - covet a continuance of the same in our line and will quote lowest price., WHITE & CONNER.
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