t I '.1 I j ! $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the on'y positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional diseas'., requires a con stitutional treatment. Hall' Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting direct ly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting na ture in doing its work. The proprie tors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Semi for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY, & CO., Toledo, O. tSTSold by Druggists, 75c. im. The typical liostencse young women are presumably making up their pro gramme for the coming season. What with morning lectures and readings, club and social teas, house musicalcs and charity sales for the afternoon, and theatre, concert, opera and party for the evening, the young woman of the period has a busy time of it from December to May. Dante and Brown ing rather lead Shakespeare, it ap pears, in the number of classes and clubs whose purpose is the elucidation of the obscure. Browning and Dante, it is said, stand for culture, and are, in a way, safe. Put them down, there fore, young ladies, on the list. Bos ton Herald. Fashionable Livery. The well known horseman has opened a fashionable livery in connec tion with his boarding stable at the Exchange Hotel Stables, where fine turnouts can be obtained, single or double. He has well broken and safe saddle and driving horses for ladies, all at reasonable rates. Orders left at the Exchange Hotel will receive prompt attention. Drivers furnished when desired. tf W. A. Hartzei.i., Proprietor Cancers and cancerous tumors, are cured by the purifying effects of Aycr's - Sarsapanlla. A lot of new notes of the sharpest kind have just been printed and are for sale at this office. Also common receipts, estate receipts, and collec tors' receipts, neatly bound in books of 25, 50 and too. tf. Rheumatism Cured in a Day. "Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neuralgia, radically cures in 1 to days. Its action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. It re moves at once the cause and the di sease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits, 75 cts. Sold by J. A. Kleim, Druggist, liiooms burg. n-io-8m. Buffalo Bill has bought a $10,000 residence in North Platte, Neb., very near the spot where he killed his first Indian, and there he intends to spend the rest of his life. Mrs. Frances Crosby, authoress of "Safe in the Arms of Jesus and 3,000 other hymns, is sixty-one years old She lives in New York, and has been blind since she was six weeks old. I Can Procure You Money for the purchase of real estate, the erec tion of buildings or making of other improvements on lands or to pay off an incumberence at a very low rate of interest and you cs.n have from 5 to 20 years time to repay loan in easy monthly installments. Loans are made on either farm or city property. Uuild ing loans are made and the amount of loan advanced as work progresses. Lail on or address J. F. Harkins, Evans Block, Bloomsburg, Pa, 8.25-tf. 1 It not only ldieves : it does more it cures. We refer to One Minute Cough Cure. Suitable for all ges , all conditions, at all tunes. W. S. Rish ton, Druggist. Justice Field began his thirty -first vear of service on the supreme Dencn the present term. This record has been surpassed but once in the history of the court and equalled but four times. The Puzzle Solved. Perhaps no local disease has puz zled and baffled the medical profes sion more than nasal catarrh. While not immediately fatal it is among the most nauseous and disgusting ills the flesh is heir to, and the lecords show very few or no cases of radical cure of chronic catarrh by any of the many modes of treatment until the intro duction of Ely's Ci earn Balm a few years ago. The success of this prepar ation has been most gratifying and surpiising. No druggist is without it. Sister Marie Aususiine, founder of the Little Sisters of the Poor, lately died in France. She was bcrn in 1820, at Saint Servan, and was known in the world by the name of Marie Jamet. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. COUNTY BTATEMKNT. Orange, I'liii', Scott, Nugarlonf, 1W3 . 1MI) . iwi . ISIM . 11 fO 41 HI 41 fin 19 Wl H'll 20 lai !M in 1 m : 80 29 22 Ml Si Mil 20 (I I 0(1 mi so 1 uis 1 2 By exonerations .... c oiiiiiiIskI'iiis previous to 1SK commissions fr IS'.il discounts fur w bal lno from collectors previous to !.. bnl duo from collectors (or lsy.l nint, sheep orders paid commission to treasurer omt paid county t Hilt) 45 JOHN I,. KLIXH, Treasurer, In account with St hip Kiind. To nmt rrnm common wcalt 11 for 1WJ.. f mm HI ism... ;kii m " tint dun on ilnp previous to IWi.'l.. win 87 .. 81.1 (f.l f raw 65 ami iiuscuscu lor iNn... KXONKBATtONfl. Bloom f m n -4 1 1 00 1 HI 4S m Ml Heaver llloom JW'J .... lWi .... iwii ... liaicrcck put nil la IK'.I'J Ishlngcreek isiivi., reenwoou iniij,, 4 4.1 Madison Main 1M2 . 4 81 1HW 1 III no w.n bo 1W 9 4:1 WH 1 92 IMS! 77 out, Hugarlonf Ucinlock rty pemmlsslons and dlseounts State AocU PISTHICTB. COM. 018. Berwick 18M.. an x-i rlarcrock IllHWlSHft 8 8.1 B7 ( a -a H'J 9 11 1 M ! S 3:1 1.1 r.J 14 M 10 411 u at VH 15 HI g 4 1 14 4 87 1 14 5 8.1 it m 1 (I3 4 IM) 8 I t SI 8 5'1 1!) r7 a so 7.1 5 11 7 7:1 14 Ort'Piiwood Hemlock HOOI t, fcugurloaf Hpavcr Benton jsns 1 44 S l7 1S 4H ll .1 If! OH 1(1 07 4(1 22 73 8 77 1 91 1 48 4 UH 1 (t 4 .1 1 7.1 4H I BS B M 4 At) 4 1H 14 9(1 8 17 8 m 9 77 li.1 7 B'l II 11 Berwick " llloom Brlarcrook " atawlssa nor" " Two " Centrnlla " Co ntro " lcveland " Conyngham " risningeroeK auklln " Ureenwood " II pin lock " Jackson " Locust. " Madison " Main " Mltllln " VIllvllIoBor Montour " Mt, l'lposant " Orange " rine " Itoartngereck " Srott " Sugarloaf $1SH i JU IB Ualanco duo previous to 1893, Stato occt. C'ntawlssa lww. . ( (inynRham Ihwi.. 7 fiR 1 1H uerwlek 11 811 Conynifliam 1-tfA., 8 H0 Mlllvllle lor 1HW... 8 78 8.1 Hy exonerations. 11 M " coininissiouK previous 10 " poiuiiilssions for lttlW., " discounts for lww. " bal. on duplicates previous to 1S93. " for luiH " aint. paid commonwealt It 181)8 " commission to treasurer. " Fui'inurM'Naf.. bank, noto and (lis.. " casU advanced by John L. Kline, balance due State, 1H1 " cash advanced by John Kllno... " cash John U lillne, borowedO. II. canipbell " amu paid to county 1 l'JH 9.1 2(11 Kl 85 8H0 58 BIU3 M S 4 1005 ffi 82 05 1000 00 800 00 B040 04 18IW8 55 MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES. Commissioners expenses, for which ordocs were Issued on the County Treasurer. Tims. K. Harder, chairs for election room t'aluwlsMi 1111 O. II. t ainpbell, certirylnft- mortgages 41 V0 T. 11. (ilnirles. overcli iiiro on stute tax, 1)1 1 80 Jerre Kostenbauderet. al for putting un ana lawiiir aown eiuuuun booths and laklncr care of flume. S& 42 Central Hotel, hauling prisoner to ana rroin iau anu lUKinir mu. Dlikhomo 11 40 Martin Mohan et. al.. Coinmtsaloneis, etc.. nlvldlnirConvnijliain a oo Washington rarret. nl.. Commission ers Pic, uiviiiinir loouhi w White A Yost. et,. nl. Atlvs.. C'ommls- Hlonors, eto , dividing Centre.... 38 15 T. II. Kdtfar, ballot box for North Bu- cuiloar.. 1 J. W. Moycr, subscription to Kecord.. 8 oo William Wei khelser, haullnif as John J. lleffron. extra uilluatro hov. election. 1HU-J ho O. M. uulek, recordlnirtwp. olllcor... 40 40 uenirai l'eiinu. leiiMnioiie. mux, ui phone 48 7 Jno. l. Clark, audltlnir uubllo ocots. VJ 85 00 Jno. C. Cryder. et. 61.. Coins., dlvldlnn Berwick 4 44 n. L. & VV. H. K., freight m 1). Me. M. iin'itit maklnir 8 certlflcatea 8 00 Win. Krlckbaum. exiHhsen to llai'rls- burif for above certificates 6 00 C. M. Terwlllltrer. cxDonscs to Wllkes- baiTU to order books. 2 Oil D. C. Hlack. costs M. L. Albert, and News Publishing Co. vs. Col. Co. 8 81 Marsh Man't'K- Co., book case 8 50 Jesse Hlllenhouse, expressaita WJ John oiinv. sherltf. taklmr Jacob Beers to asylum 12 M Adams Express Co 10 Lewis llavhurst. dlvldlmr Catawlssa Assess book 4 00 C. M. TerwIHlKer, expenses to Locust . and Cleveland to correct, the as sessment IM J nines Tlioiimson. costs News Pub Co VS. Col. UO 4 M Aaron U. Fritz, tax paid to county bo fore collected and orooertv sold by Sheriff 7 50 R. II. I amnboll. rn-lndexlnir morttraira books 850 00 Wm. Kreanier. noto and Interest 801 00 1. M. Oniek. renortlinr ludirmcnta from Deo. 1, Vl, to June Se, '1)3. . . 89 70 J. W. Iiiieiler. for rebliidlmr old assess books. 80 CO Wm. Iilinin et.. nl.. num-clicnslon V. m. htoeiller, a horso thief 20 00 John Mninev. sheriff. Inklnir Wm. Stoentertolluutlntriloii 41 00 R.J. Hrown. street sni'liikllnir 5 Jacob Keller, wrapping paper Western I nlon leierams 1 w Jussu Kltienhuusu, muslin, etc., for Dooms v " H. V. Kdirar. muslin for booths 12 O. L. Sanus. muslin, etc., for booths. . 14 2U JeHse llll lenhoiise et. al. exnenses to commissioners convention1 jo wx I'nlted stales Kxnressi'o. expiessago 7 15 Jobu L. Kline, Treas., discounts on 8 notes, 1 of luoo, ) vu uays; i oi f l(kl. iii 10 davs 1 of toOU i 10 dvs 2'3 C. E. Inner, horse hire 7 00 John I. Kline, Treuti., 45 coupons, t-MAM UUO UU John L. Kline, Treas, balaneo stato tax fiMtu :sa, (.it.su, ueiug paw lu kw 43 50 John L. Kline, Treas , St ite tax 1H8.. 80 Oil Huekalcw Hros., horse hlro S no John L. Kline, 'Ileus, county bonds redeemed 0i iJ O. M. yuli'k, supplies, fees, eto 6,'0 10 John Mouivy, Me i iiT, tnklm? Johu ,i. Ui'liu'.'H to li-i itern pcnucmiury.. vj t U'lll I'J COUUTS, JUltOltS' PAY, CONSTABLES' HE TV HNS. M. E. Cox, et. al tip staves .$ Sil )!K) 4-lv 18 Kttt ij:).i7 403 121 7 7 82 1). It. I'ohmiilli court crier Newton alker, stenographer Ida Herring H W. Alexander, et. Hi. grand Jurors... Albert Aclitilmuh, et. al. trav. JuroM. i'runk 'Slugley, tl. ul. constables re turns John Mourey, slieilir, serving Jury no tices J, L. (drton, supper lor Jury, etc., In Kiielsi case.. U. Auraiid & on, supper for Jury, 4o.. In Lunger case John .Mourev, sheriff, drawing Jurors eight terms, iSfi ami 1SU3, eight d.iys at $1 John 11. Casey, drawing Jurors, thir teen terms, 1SK9, J8U0, ltiUl, thir teen days at f I M. W. Mcllenry. Jury commissioner 4fl 40 n 1 p. r. HPinT, pirv commissioner O. M. Terwiliiger, clerk... ( OM'M IN COMMONWEALTH I O. M. (iilok, I'l-ottinnotary..., John Mourey, HhcrliT in. Chrlsniiiii, Al ly Justlccs,c nslnbles and witnesses. 1513 78 HOAtJ UO AD AND un r no b views DA MAO ICS. AM) 'rt"r Vniighf, road (1. image, Franklin t ir,o no isiiua Biivnge, Btigarloar 5 no Clinton Cole, ' no no Kelciiner A t ester, ' Jackson dwnrd Orceniey, " I'lno 5 no Theodore I ensvl. " Franklin i oo loo on in (10 r no tvi no 15 no 7 5 on in no 1!K) no m no 80 oo no no 1'. oi w no 80 () no no lo no id no 40 o i 111 (W li! no 415 80 I,. I Uhnrbacli' " " lienj. l'ord. " Win. (l. Klsher, " . " Hiinlcl Lnldccker, " Madison larenep W. Boss, " ftugnrloaf U Kr 17.. " " Martin Albertsnn " Flshlngcrcck lohn Kelchner ' Centre imlel Koreo FlHhlnifi'reek I'nlllp creasy, " ieiitro 7.. '1'. Kowler " ' Mlh'sW. Ash, " FlHlilnereek II. W. Kline. " Jaeob Ketteroir " Mltllln Kllnitninan " " Win. Walla. ' Franklin llllflow Kile, Hugnrloat dwrenen Wnglpy, " Mllllln inn UIII7, Muanrioar leri'O llartman. " Sundry surveyors and viewers t 1 IM) 80 AND COUKT COMMISSIONEUS' OFFICE nousa Cyrui linbblns, audltlnff iccountfl IS'.r f It. Nuss. niiditlmr aecounls iwra 18 HO 10 XI 18 48 2i no 6 33 07 no no 8 t0 70 no 50 (10 10 10 John It. Deliucr, audltliiir accounts 1H!4 C. M. Terwlllliter, clerk for auditors Orozler A son. brooms W. J. Correl & Co., tables for Court llouso B. Howard Watch company, oil Win" Mann comp.iny, sundries W. II. Ilrower, carpets, eto A. II. Correll, rubber stamp. Kesty A i.ofTman. repali-s llartzellfi company, furniture W. Langileld, asslstlntr copying Judirements and mortaaues for assessors "... 81 00 73 8 00 18 00 1 50 5 118 42 00 a on 5 50 6 00 J. H. Schuyler, hardware I. W. Kdirar. convlntr r.wlster books.. T. II. Kdgar, making boxes for asses sors , s Moyer Hros., sundries W. II. Hrooke & company, sundries.. Jos. E. sands, writing copies of tho assessment Dennis Donavan, work at Court llouso yard Casey & Dawson, repairs w. i,aniiiein, assisiing witu assess books and ta.t duplicates W. LankMleld, anslsllnif re-sortlni old assess books for re-blndlng and tintlnlshed work of previous years F. Peacock company, sundries SB 58 U 10 J. I). Sliaffe' & company, concrete rear uourt, louse O. tl. linker, repairs couch Judge's 5 50 chambttr 8 50 1 69 C. A. Klelin, sundries C. M. TorwllllKor. work left undone by rormer clerk, juciijeinenis, moft(u ce sand unseated land records 66 10 A. C. DcMieppurd, repairing lucks and maklmr keys 8 85 6 W - 6 00 8 00 4 20 87 10 159 84 230 t5 5 V) 00 2J 00 2 00 n. W. Itunyon, hardware H. 8. MalTord, Ink Kay A 1 1 re)., supidemeut to Purdon s Digest A. llerblne, repairs W. O. Holmes, fepalrs llloom Water company, water niooin tins company, gas .. bloom steam Heat and Electrlo Light company, sre.nu neat Davie & company, disinfectant Mrs. D. H. t'nffman, washing towels.. .. Jesse Itlltenhouse, commissioner, I'M days at. otllce ( M.50 pm 00 Iload and brlilge views and dis nvering dooks, and rrav. ex. 814 10 11, V. Kdgar, eniuiiilsslouer, 159 1(00 16 days at. otllce fi.50 550 60 Hoad and bridge views, deliver lug books and traveling ex. 423 87 C. L. Sands, commissioner, l'J8 079 37 days at otllce (A H.50 693 00 ltoad and bridge views, deliv ering nnoic, ara i raveling ex. ax w) D. it. corrman, juulior H. P.. Little, attorney K. 11. Little, atty Uodlno et nl. cases.. mm 99 3o0 0 ) UK) 00 175 UO 1H5 00 810 00 J. Vandersllce, atty. llodlno et al cases M. Tcrwllllger, clerk I 61G5 71 COUNTY JAIL AND FRISON. John Illekcy, repairing pump li. o. en, repniruig snoes II. Unizter & tSon, briKiins M. .1. Klder, blankets V (. Miller, coal kesty & Hodman Produeo Kxclmngc, weighing coal T. Vannatta, moving trees V . 11. Koeher A- Co , coal J. It. Vundcrslleo, 1 rimming trees W. II. ilrower, linoleum I'ltink Uichart. Iron work Samuel .shatter, building Jail feuee.cto J. 1. Jones, repairing shoes ('has. King, screen doors W. c. isiiaw, panning jail tence I. Mulr, clothing for prisoners C. A. K lelm, drugs S. M, Hess, coal lor lull C. VV. Kmiyon, bard ware Vr. . Holmes, repairs Creasy & Wells Itlnoiu (las Ci., gus IIIihhh Water Co., water John Mourey, John Mourey, washing 78 ft! HI 00 turn key fees U. M. Uoldreiijanltor 864 00 , S 2383 Iii PRINTING, STATIONERY AND JOSTAOE. Grnnl Herring, postage stamps A. H. Cathcait, box rent. A. H. Cnthcnrt. postage stumps cards una stuiiiix;d eu veloiies ..... vicoi-ge Elwell, annual slutu ment $ Geo. K. Klwell, election procla mation Goo. E. El well, prlntlng,adver 1 1 sing, eto 5 00 3 00 80 00 45 00 25 00 22 50 S 02 50 Democratic Sentinel, annual statement 9 45 00 Democratic Sentinel, court cal endar 28 00 Democriitln Sentinel, election proclamation 25 00 liomis'ialle .Sentinel, piloting, advertising, eic H ow w -8 157 90 Columbia County Republican iiiiiiual Kiuiciiii'iit t 45 00 Columbia County Republican, eli-ctlon piiM-lniunilon 25 00 Columbia County Republican, printing, advertising, etc... 30 25 U. R Randall, printing and advertising $ Bullion A in us, pruning and t dverllslng Samuel K. Andrews, printing J. VV, Moyer, sundries Win. Jlnnii Co., paper, pencils, ele : Hunt & Co., pens 125 00 3 80 8 ,10 6 ( W) 4!) C5 18 00 lull 10 INQUISITIONS. !. Kills. Innueston body of J. M. Wol- i verion 9 I). II. Welsh, iiujuest on body of l", I l.angilon 13 12 15 53 23 21 12 11 V'. ItedeU-er, Iiujuest on boiiy of Jacob (Virion VV. Iti'di'l.er, Iniiucsl on body of James rurler VN'. ltedekcr, Invcsilgailng death of lieore Cliniiuls l". V . It.-dcltir, liivithmtlng Uealli of MlN, (ieoiv-'e llartA'll K. H. liiiie, v.ltness, liniuest body J, , (ieilimer , I), tl. Walsh, Innueston body Cather iue ('tiny , VV. (1. unites, lmiucst on body Martin McKnlrlo I) C. ltlnel;, inotiestoii body Thomas Nicholas Kiank Yoctiin, inquesi on body of llioil. Wagner Guy .lio oby, J. 1' , imiuest on body of Win. liiuwur C 00 5 00 no to 50 ID (il lil 01 20 00 50 00 1 00 15 03 11 81 15 28 1U 00 ASES. . Sit SO Tl W 1 1011 7H 12 12 21 79 8 151 ISRUHII'M: HUIKDING AXD IIEPA1IW, 1IKNTON, I). McIIenry plunk forThomas 52 00, bridge., 89 12 heavkh. Wm. Ilrelseh, plnnk and work ttrcisch bridge I nt.oOM. W. I'. I'verly, filling red rock luldgp 8 1 00 A. II. Swisher, sniiwliig n'd risk ami double track bridges 2 (Xi ). W. llnitnioti, plunk double Ir.ielc lirldi;e 121 80 I. 1 WerklieM..r, workdotiblo 4 00 truck bridge 8 1" -t 27 45 niUARfTlF.KK. J II. Delonir. nn Telong, pnlntlnit and re- boiling Kelc bridge t 8100 N. A. To I ibs, repairs Ash bridge 8 00 J. II. Kck, plank and work ICck brhlge 8 0! -8 40 08 CATAWISSA. I'nvld rilfTIn, snowing lirl1ges..t 8 00 M V. II. Kline, repairs poer liiKl bridge 1 00 7 00 roSYNOIIAM. Ik V. Pnnger.ainnn plnnkniul laying Himio llrusli Valley KIIAXKI.IN, I 77 00 l. Loremnn, bridge work Noblo 2 18 FISH I NOCK KKK. Jns. Trump, filling Atiiernmn bridge t Frank Jones, repairs Jones town bridge Isaac Knhrliiger, ri'palrs Jones town bridge Will Kindig, repairs .inter brldtie I). Mi'llenry, plank .aner bridge Moses Mcllenry, repairs Htill water brldgo 1 60 1 80 75 8 00 50 90 1 7.-. 70 70 OUKENWOon, MII.I.VIT.M5 IlOnO. AND PINB. H. J. Ki kmiin, filling Kckninn hrldvn $ 7 00 8. H. Klsner, rt palis Mlllvllle bridge R 07 AllnasColcrepalrsColesbrldL'O 2 02 John H. Cole, filling Coles bridge 1 CO tonal hen I,eiooii, snowing IjCtnon bridge 3 vrs 6 00 Uco. Oni'iil v, plunk and filling ureeoiy bridge a ou -9 20 59 HEMLOCK. John Walter, snowing llarton bridge 8 2 00 Kictmrd Ivey, filling lied Mill bridge 5 00 7;oo IXTJST, Ct.EVF.LANn AND ROARIKOCKEEK. Dnvld and Henry Yea ger, work Vt her Kurnaee bridge $ 87 10 Wash Adams, work Klubtown brldgo 10 00 I. C. Johnston, plunk Hlab- town bridge 88 00 A. M. Johnston, lumber and work Johnston bridge 0 00 Kit tones, hoisting Jack, Hlab- town bridge 1 00 Hlnion Hhlves, tilling Father Kurnaee bridge lu -t 203 20 MADISON AND MT. PLEASANT. Wm. Me.Vrnlion.snowingSlinr- fcrnnd V'nnderslleebrldgesi 2 00 George Hnrtzell snowing and filling VVanleh bridge 2 50 Daniel Ohl, mason work upper Wilson brldgo 7 00 A. H. Herring, work lower Wilson bridge 12 20 8. II. Mordnn, shingles lower Wilson bridge 17 60 J. K. Weill ver, nails lower - Wilson bridge 1 60 Edward Heagle, filling Wan- leh bridge 1 50 It. J. Johnston, plunk Mor- dansvlllo bridge 00 10 II. II. Sands, tilling Murdans- vlllo bridge - f 6 00 Grant lloldri'ii.work MoidaDS-. vlllo bridge 125 Harry Welllver, work Moi dansville bridge 1 25 S. 11. Mordnn, shingles Mor- dansville bridge 8 10 N. A. Tubbs, masonry Mor- dansville bridge 100 00 A. H. Herring, work Mordans- vllle bridge. 182 21 Creasy Wells, lumber Mor- aunvilto bridge im m 4 619 C7 MoNTorn. C. M. Hess, repairing Hess bridge t Charles Hlmll'er, stone Hess bridge ORANGE. J. B. Delong, painting nnd ro- iHiltlng Oinnge bridge 8 A. V. Aelienbiieli, tilling Vanco A l'atteixon bridge II. .1. Conuur, repairs Orango bridge C'hns. Cilbbous, plank Vanco bridge M. C. Yiinoo et ul, work Vance bridge Chns. Conner, plank Vanco bridge 4 50 5 00 85 00 5 00 ( 2 00 0(1 00 4 50 1 00 -8 143 50 80OTT. John Wanlch, woik Light St, bridge t 20 00 J. Ij. Crawford, work Light HU brldgo 28 53 Silas Young, lumlier, etc., Light Street bridge 14 83 John Kyer hauling Light Street bridge 3 50 Ellis Kves A Hro., shingles Light Street bridge 15 99 Masters A Co., shingles Light Street bridge 62 60 A, 11. White, lumber Light St. bliugo a iu 4 148 01 Bl'QAKLOAF, H. J. Conner, repairs Edsnn and Coles Creek bridges. ...8 5 00 Albert Cole.repulrs Coles Creek unuge i vu I 90 BRIDGE BUILDING (NEW). MEItllKLL BRIDOE GHEKNWOOD. The King Bridge Co., contract.8 872 00 T. H. Tubus, nuisonry o on 11. E. Eves, filling abutments.. 42 00 -I 1239 58 KNEC'lIT IIRIOQE MAIN. The King Brldgo Co.,contract..S 2100 00 N. A. Tubus, inusonrv uu ui W. II. Huuck, tilling abut inonts i w t 3304 01 MEI.tCK'S CHEEK BItmoE Mf'OTT. The King Brldgo Co., contract .? 685 00 J. E. Zelgler, masonry. ..5013 50 ' lining iu iai e oo 1288 50 FRITZ DUIPflE srOAULOAF. The King Bridge Co., contract.- ! IK0 00 6S I 4 2 40 00 N. A. Tubbs, masonry 1. 11. T ubbs, lining auuinieiiis -8 3201 42 J, C. Hmwn, eng. surveys on tnoauove orioges 9 00 8 m 41 OUTSTANDING. Order No. 721 8 2000 01 Balance duo N A iV Til Tubus ueu id Biiliinco due II, E. Kves 2 00 RIVER BRIDGE. King Brldgo Co.. inonthly estimates less 10 percent, older No. 722 part payment T Order Nn, 7JI, purl payment 1-iUO 00 ( Uiier No. 7-1, part payment lioj 00 Joseph Hindler, iinuiliily i'.imato order No. less 10 per cent ot'iO 00 J. C. Brown, engineer Ii3 W Treasurer CutnwisHi Brldgo Co., order No. 719. pint payment on In idue.... 10718 02 Total cost of ail Inidges, repairs of brldgeVio :!''3 M Amount of ordem issued on above bridges 8UK9 71 Balance due on brldgct, oil the lour new bridges built this yeur 902 91 PENITENTIARY AND ASYLUM. l'eiinn. Industrial Reformatory t Elislern Peiilteiitlnry II. II. Meredith, Supt., supiHirt of In sane State Hospital John Cunveii, Supt , support of in sane ut Wurrcu 2!i2 0(1 S 751 ASSESSORS' TAY. ? W S) I I H fl . " - i i -r -i 5 ? S. t DISTRICTH, Heaver enton Herwlek, NV 1 HerwIeU.HW I '.erwli'k, M-,1 ... lerwlck, HH ( '" lliMini 1st. llliHiin Und llloom 3rd Hlooio 4th Irlnrcii-ek 'ntawlsRii Twp iil t'ntiiwlssn ikiio. ( 't'tit nil in 1st I iiti'iilla'Jiid j enin 'oiiyiigliniii N 'onyngham W ( 'oiiyiigliniii S f 'onyngliaiii SK J levelainl 'Ishlngens'k 'raiiklln. Ins-nwiMifl, K 1 firenwiHid. VV I Hemlock 80 2i aikson ,X'OSl Mndlson Main Ml til in Mlllvllle Ilomiigh Montour Ml. I'lelisiui iritiige inn Ron rlngerci'k lt, K ) Heolt, W f Hugnrloar, Hugarlour, 11 10 51121 70 ti 21) 01 65 SCALPS. Mink wnlps redeemed I 70 50 Wild Cat scalps 9 00 Fox " 120 00 I 205 SO ELECTION EXPENSES. Lornh Stvers, advertising change poll ing place Catawlssa $ 4 15 D. It. Coll mn ii, deputy constable nt- teimdlng reb. elis'tlon 1 IX) Wm. Thomas deputy constable attend ing Feb. election 1 00 R. W. Knt, deputy constable attending Feb. elwtlon 1 00 Jos. Trlvllpleee, deputy constable Bty tending Feb. election 1 00 J. II. Wright A Co., blanks 511 111 Thomas Chorrlngtoii.troom rent 5 00 (. K. Klwell, tickets Feb. election 70 50 C. E. Randall ' 35 00 A. Trivelpleco et al, Auditors tit, P easillit B 00 G. A. l'otter, tickets Feb. election 10 88 C. E. Randall, tickets spcclnl election Cleveland 5 50 C, A. Sluiman ct nl, room rent Feb. election -imi ( David Ney et al, election otlieers 456 88 F. B. Slngley et al, constable advertis ing attending Feb. election l4 tm R. M. Potter, del verlng tickets Pine 1 00 John H. Lunger, Auditor Jackson 8 00 it. Al. ouick. counting in I vine in ai w. .M. Aioiinw, Auditor Montour a w F. B. Singlev el it I. constnbla attending gen. elei'tlon 6 00 Geo. E. Flwell, tickets gen. ehwtlon 117 08 C. A. Sliumiiii et nl. room rent gen. election i3 W W. A. Drclshnch et nl. election otllce gen. election 688 09 t 2327 22 BLANK BOOKS. Wm. V. Murnhv Sons, books for Regis ter otlico $ 27 50 Wm. Mann Co.. books Comms. and Treas. otllce (W Gazette and Bulletin, register books 28 65 J. W. Mover, blank book Comms. of fice 2 50 E. B. Yordy, Reg. Ixsiks, tax dupli cates, etc m) ) Asblv and Vliieliict. books I'rothv. oillce 20 00 W. 11. Brooke A Co.. books Comms. otllce 2- F. R. Miller Co., Register books 27 23 f 200 87 TAXES REFUNDED. O. W. Shnman, school tax due Mnin... 82 40 Frnncis Knect " " ' Beaver 220 K3 J. (J. Sliumiiii, license due Main Il l 00 J. C. Sliuiiian, road tax iluo Main 55 00 Geo. W. Wlilh'iilghl, rond Uix duo Mndlson H m H. C. Seeslioltz, scliisd tax due Orango 15 91 W. I), lllleiiiaii. road tux due Green wood 9 60 Rent. Fiiirlelmrt. Nchool tax due Jack- ion..." 21 18 J. B. Yetter, school bix due Catawlssa.. 49 61 First Nat. Bank Berwick, license due Berwick 670 00 W. A. Marr. Attv.. license duo Conv- iighum 285 00 John Vance. Door tux due Mt. Pleas ant 8 83 Jesse Menscb, jwxir tux due Catawlssa.. 14 73 A. C. Aehenbach, road tax due Orange 19 10 Geo. W. Troutmaii. road tax due Con- tmlla 8 84 Edward Ivey, school bix duo Hemlock 28 54 i:.mi. VV. Davis, school tux duo Ceu- tnilla 14 40 G. H. tiordner. school tax due Pine 88 24 D. A. Hess, school tux due Millllu 40 89 t 1588 58 BURIAL OF DECEASED SOLDIERS, I. IT. Rood v. hend stones for I. Ed- wards and Joel Luis $ Catnwissa M. A G. Co., head stono for Amos Rergor Hnrlv Angle, burial of John Buyer Goo. F. Rentz, headstone for Edward Hhallcr 30 00 15 00 85 UO 15 00 9 95 00 SHEEP ORDERS TAir. No. 1. A. C. Creasy, Centre S 8 50 2. Cbas. Wagner, 19 00 8. Cbas. Wagner, " , 12 00 4. F.llsha lliigeiibnch, Centre 12 00 5. John Vance, Mt. Pleasant. 8 75 . J. H. Shultz, Madison 7 00 7. W. J. Hldhiv, Scott 25 50 S. Mrs. Sam'l Hutchlns, HclilliH'k 7 00 9. W. J. Wolf, Mndlson . 8 00 10. John Potter, Pine 7 50 11. W. II. Baker, Pino 7 50 12. R. C. Howell. Mt, Pleasant 13 13. I!. 1). Kline, GreenwiMid 4(1 00 I I. Abi'iim Trivclplece, Greenwood 8 50 15. Thomas Kdgar, Benton 511 00 IH, Win. llarlaii, Madison 1(1 00 17. Oscar Ikeler, Orango 13 50 18. J. W Bogart, Flalilngcreek 17 00 111. E. L. Lemon, " 67 50 20. isaan lleaeock, Greenwood 41) 00 21. Joshua II. Davis, Sugarlosf. II 00 22. Peter I laymen. Greenwood 6 6i 23. A. P. Fritz, Sugai loiif 8 00 21. U'lnon A Peiiler, Fishlngcjeek, 20 00 25. H. 1. Yoiint, Madison II 00 2ii. Thoinns Hess,8ugarloaf. 9 00 27. Uriah Holder, " 7 50 28. 1. K. SchwepiKinhelscr, Mltllln 5 00 LU. Joseph I-einon, Biiaivi'eek 15 00 30. Thomas E. Edwards, Beutou... 12 00 81. George W. I sing, Pino 8 00 82. P. VV. Ash, Flshlngereck 7 01) 31. Ill ni in Bowman, Mt, Pleasant.. 13 00 31. A. J. Crawford, " " .. 2."i 75 C. I, . Snnds, " " .. 7 00 (1. VV . Knorr. Benton (I 2 87. C. M.Hiiillh, " 11) 00 88. Wm. Mendenhnll. Benton 11 00 ;9. Nathan Siller, Bilurcreck 7 U) UO! 00 RECAPITULATION. Miscellaneous expenses $ ft'ill 42 Courts, Jurors pay and Consta bles returns 4K27 (II Costs Commonwealth cases 1513 78 Road and brldgo views and Mad damages 1408 80 Commissioners ollleu and Court House (1KB 71 County Jail 23W 01 Printing, stationery and pos tage 4119 10 Inouisilions 1 l 00 Bridges building and repairs... 313SH 71 (10 Peiilleiitiary and asylums... 751 47 I r ia i3 '-I : ' 2. ' 11 I i Z I ! U I ? i ' K i I I i 7 .... ttf 2.1 iZ. $ 4 OI $ 1 1 85 .... 82 25 8 0) 17 M M " 12 2 5 n no ii m , ,.n 11 25 6 (10 1(1 51 " W r 2.1 (I 00 10 85 w 42 ih ho otio YiV'aK I I I.' M o: 1H "" 24 00 I I j w " HI 00 6 00 40 25 n IK) 21 20 v.", . (1 no 1:i nr. I Kl 1-i oil " . ,,- 111 25 8 10 lit 115 " 18 00 4 12 H HO 40 25 (I (10 IS 25 a IS 41 6 12 211 15 " ., . 12 50 12 85 to - BS 8 00 3D K5 B 00 18 40 21 25 no 12 IH) m - 13 (I) 6 () 15 10 11 UU (I ml OIl A 30 25 0 ll " 11 5 fl (K) mi 25 fl (H) 111 70 83 45 6 00 21 75 J 21 25 01) I I Ml J 1!H 75 fl () 111 H5 ' i tt. u t n mi l-i (ui 'l 15 8 IK) A I in :) oo I t, 81 50 ( 0 r.i z-i n ui is eo 14 1)5 fl 00 1 1 115 ir, no 7 ri l aa 80 11 00 0 (10 12 15 N 1 17 00 8 III) H f "' " ' 10 00 00 Ul (12 Assessors pay I Scalps 2711 00 Election expenses 1 Blank books 0125 Taxes refunded lirjy ia 205 50 2827 '22 200 87 l.isii 5S 95 00 iiuritu ox ucceuscu soiuivi.... 47 -105013 RECA PITULATION OK EMOLUMENTS RE CEIVED BY THE OFFICERSOF THE COUNTY. C. Ti. Snnds, Commissioner. Service t B'-2 75 Exiwnsc 97 21 -I 1019 99 2 Jesse Rlltenhouw, Commissioner. Services Kxeuses B. F, Edgar, Commissioner Services Expenses C. M. Tcrwllllger, Com. clerk.. J. It. K line, Tieasiin'r Jolin Mourey, Slierlll'. I). R. Coll'man, Janitor " " Court Crier SI2 00 15 111 -8 1000 Id 718 87 2 i2 50 97!) 37 WM) 00 22X11 38 1216 50 :tno 00 IK) 00 G. M. Holdren. Jnnltororjntl... C. II. Campbell, Register nnd Recorder, for indexing records, ele R, R. Little, Attorney for Com missioners T.J. Vundersllce, extra- nttor ney 4(10 00 381 00 tni 20 275 00 m on mi oo M. Quick COUNTY FINANCES. mount duo from collectors revlous to IHWI 9 78. 23 mount duo from collectors for 1803 7712 81 -4 8174 87 Pmbnbln rrimmlsstons. exon erations and discounts txiu 00 -4 900 00 mount state tax oustnndlng 7574 87 HSO 00 less exoneration and com... labilities S 8454 87 iiluild bills ..$ 916 05 robnblo ninount Olio tmvn- hhi Auditors I-jU 00 mount uuo in roau aim bridge views 113 20 Istlinnted road damages due.. 21-55 00 mount due In Common wealth eases 851 00 Outstanding bonds due and unpaid 9500 00 Outstanding bonds due Feb. and Jlaren I4 wmio Bonds Issued Dec. 211, 1H93 22500 00 ntcrest due on Initios fiot fy) alaiice duo John L. Kline list 30 Balance duo on four new bridges t 902 91 Order No. 721 outst'd'g 8200(1 04 " 71 " J.1IU !l " 724 " 1.KH 00 " 72U " 5010 01) Total ontKtnndlng ordors Jlonifl Ol Notes outstanding 2000 00 10711) uu Anit, of liabilities over assets... 8472111 13 We certify thnt the foregoing is a full and ne- cnmte statement of nil receipts and expend!- un for the preceding vear ending Jan. 1. 1891. of our predecessors In otllce. J. it. cs : rv . i iifiiiiiussiiiiem G. M. I K K I. Kit, ) of W H. LIT, j Columbia Co. Attest: C. M. Tekwillioer, clerk. Wo. the undersigned Auditors of Columbia County, being elected to adjust nnd settle the neeounts of the Treasurer nnd Commissioners f Columbia comity, do herem certify that wo met nt the Commissioners and Tn-asurer'sotllco n Hloomshurg Monday. January 1st, W.M, at lo'eloek nnd nnieeedeo tonudit thcaecounWo tho above named ottlces, and aftercarefully ex- mlng the sumo rrom .liinuiiry 2nd, lM'i.i, to iiniuiry 1st, ls!i, we llnd a hnlnneo duo John , Kline, J reus,, one nuiiored anu tniny-inree illnrs nnd thirty cents (il:!3.30) and we find them correct us above suited. J. F. HARKINS, 1 W. A. DKF.ISBACH, J-Auditors W. M. MONROE, j Attest: C. M. Terwilliger. Clerk. . Administrator's Sals of valuable Real Estate. The undersigned Administrator of Simon Lowry, lata of Orange township, Columbia county, deceased, will Bel) at public vendue on the premises on WEDNESAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1894 at ono o'clock p. m., tho following de scribed real estate, to-wlt : All that certain tract of land situate In Orango township, Co lumbia county, I'o., bounded and described as follows C Beginning at thoinorthoast corner of A. I . Dlotterlch's land, thence by land ot Clarence sitlor north eight degrees and fifteen minutes west slxty-flvo and two-tenths perches to a stono in public road, thonce along centre of said public road and land of Maria Lowry and Justus Sltler south eighty-three and one-half degrees west one hundred and three and one-tonth perches to a point in middle ot another publlo road leading from JHldlay's Church to Orange- lllo, thonco along centre of said road and land ot said Justice Sltler south forty-seven degree west eighteen and nine-tenths perches, thence by tho Bonio south thirty-eight degrees and forty-five minutes west flvo nnd ;slx-tenths perches, south twenty-two and one-half decrees west seven and one-tenth perches, thenco leav ing said road and by land of tho said Justus Slt ler south seventy-seven nnd one-half Degrees west six and seventy-two one-hundredthg perches, north nine degrees forty-tlve minutes wost nineteen nnd six-tenth perches to point in lino of land of James B. Montgnmrry, thence by same south seventy-nine degrees west forty-six and tlve-tonths porches, thence by land of Jacob Clossen south ten and one-halt degrees east seventeen and three-tenths perches south seventy-nine nnd one-half degrees west eighteen and two-tonths perches south ten degreos east nfty-two and nine-tenth perches to point la centre ot public rond leading to Stony Brook, thence along centre ot said road and land of said Clossen and A. I Dlotteilch's north eighty and three-fourth degrees east one hundred and ninety-five perches to the place of beginning, Containing 83 ACRES and 51 PERCHES on which Is erected a DWELLING HOUSE, BANK BARN and out buildings. The land Is all cleared and In a high stato of cultivation, well supplied with fruit trees and running water at tho house. Being formerly described In six aeparate deeds all of which are recoraed In tho offloo for tho recording of deeds In Columbia county. Terms rnide known on day of sale. Wa. II. KNYDBll, GEORGE RUCKLE, Atty. Administrator, NOTICE. c. ir. Campbell, tho retiring Recorder ot Reeds of the County, gives notice that ha has placed in tho hands or John M. Clark TCsq., of lilooinsburg, whose oillce is located In Meyer's Building, all papers recorded and unpaid for. Owners of all such papers will please call on hitn and pay fees and receive their papers with in a reasonable time or tho fees will bo collect ed according to law. l-o-M. C. U. CAMPBEriL. Fine PHOTO GRAPHS and CRAYONS at McKillip Bros., Bloomsburg. The best are the cheapest. 69
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