THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
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My
Absolutely pure
Hon. R. Bruce Petriken of Hunt-
ingdon, died in Philadelphia on Mon
day morning, at a hospital where he
was undergoing treatment for cancer
in the throat. He was a lawyer, and
served a term in the state senate. He
was a brother of Mrs. Dr. Stewart
Mitchell of Mt. Carmcl, formerly of
this town.
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG. FA.
FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1895
Kntered at the Post otnee at Illonmsburg. V
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OUB CLUB oitees.
Avery subscriber, new or old, who
pays one lull year in advance, will re
ceive free for one year The Ameri
can J' arm JVews.
1 he Columbian and the Philadel
phia Weekly Timet for one
for $(.40.
ihk Columman and the New York
World twice a week, for $1 75. This
js a great combination, one of th
ccsi we evi.r oilered. The iwn
week Vorld contains twelve paces of
me news 01 me world, it is tne best
value ever offered for the money. Try
- tf.
ivorman O. Kline of Rohrsburg
Mi uccn granted a pension.
The trout
last Monday.
fishing season opercd
A force of men is at
up the streets.
work cleaning
Pensions have been granted to John
w. bherman, Mainville, and Charles
a. Schmick, Catawissa.
Gidding' & Co. sell boy's size 5 to
13 uuie cneviot suits Saturday at c,Scts
.special saie.
A. P. Coles has taken charge of the
notei at Huntingdon Mills, and Bruce
Coleman, the former proprietor, has
moved to bhickshinny.
I he widow of the late Rev. T. Mil
ton Peck, a former rector of the
Episcopal Church at Danville, died at
uamrnore on March 15th.
Contractor B. W. Jury uses
bicycle in going about town to his
numerous contract jobs. He rides as
easily and gracefully as a young boy
Gidding & Co. put another lot of
those all wool men's and young men's
suits at $4 98 on sale Friday and
Saturday.
Ellenbogen's window presen:td
beautiful appearance on Easter, being
niied with llowers and palms from
Dillon s hot house.
Dr. William McKelvy, son of Dr.
J. B. McKelvy, has decided to locate
in Bloomsburg. He has been practic
ing in Colorado for the last fifteen
years.
A. A. Drum opened his new grocery
store in Moyer Bros.' building below
Market street, on i uesday morning.
He comes here from Drum's, Luzerne
Co. and has been engaged in mercan
tile business all his life.
Last Saturday it was reported that
the river was swarming with ducks,
and every man in town who owns a
gun started out to bag some came,
We have not heard of any large num
ber of dead ducks.
Mr. Louis Cohen has placed an
order with L. Kurtz & Son of Berwick,
for a beautiful monument to be erect
ed in his lot in Cypress Hill Cemetery,
New York City, in memory of his
wife.
Rev. A. V. Bower, for the past
three years pastor of the New Canaan
M. E, Church, has announced his
intention to leave the ministry and
return to the practice of law at
Scranton, in which he was engaged
before he began to preach.
Gidding & Co. put another lot of
those all wool men's and young men's
uits at $4.98 on sale Friday and
Saturday.
Stock Certificates.
Corporations desiring stock certi
ficates, are invited to call and see
samples of lithograph work at The
Columbian office. Workmanship and
prices are guaranteed to compare fav
orably with city printing. tf.
luiicssman ioDeri Klotz is
reported to be seriously ill at his home
m iiaucn Chunk.
The Bloomsburg Steam Dye Works
on West street, are prepared to do
steam carpet cleaning.
-:.t.: -
wiuuinB co. sen boy s size s to
13 blue cheviot suits Saturday at o8cts.
opeciai saic.
A 1 .
a who goose was shot and wound
ed and captured on Hendershott's
arm on 1 uesday aftermoon, by Frank
j-aiuumain.
The following letters are advertised
April 16, 1895. E. E. Beck, II. (I
Clair, Mr. C. E. Drumm. Miss Amanda
Hart, Mrs. C. S. Neff, Mr. Lloyd
Moore, Mr. Joseph A. Seffarlen.
Cards. Mr. Sherman Silhamer. Will
be sent to the dead letter office April
3. i95-
James II. Mercer, P. M.
The Exchange Hotel, Hemlock
Mill, and Market street lots were
again offered for sale by A. Z. Schoch,
assignee of I. W. McKelvy, on Wed
nesday afternoon. There was bid on
the hotel $25,000; on the mill $7000,
and on the lots $3,300. These prices
being wholly inadequate, the assignee
refused to let them go, and the sale
was adjourned to a date to be .d-
nounced hereafter.
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m ANWCU TlllftO CWIIT lit
CWIIT IICCIKM.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE OLD RELIABLE '
SWEET CAPORAL
CIGARETTE
Hit Hood (h Toot ol Tim '
MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER
BRANDS COMBINED
lit-iW-ly. It. ft 10.
There is a muddle in the Philadel
phia license court. Judges Hare and
Thayer were silting to hear license
cases, but owing to a disagreement
between them, Judge lhayer refused
to act, leaving only one Judce, while
A lot of new judgment exemntion the law requires three. The Lawyers'
notes, with attorney's commission Uub nas uken actlon on the matter,
1 he luneral of Rev. T. R. Kin whn
died at Benton on Thursday, took
piace on Sunday afternoon. The
remains were taken to Lock Haven
on Monday.
Nice and fresh to day Water Cress,
Raddishes, Spinach, Kale and
Oranges at Bush & Malfaiera's. it.
Club has taken action
and waiving everything just printed' anJ requested the Board of Judges to
fold single, or in
at this ollice,
books of 25 and 50,
tf.
appoint
court.
a full bench in the license
master Sunday was a bright nnH
pleasant day, though the air was some
what cool. Large congregations at
tended all the churches, and special
services were conducted at most nf
the places of worship.
Gidding & Co. are giving a chromo-
trope with the sale of each child's
suit.
Tl,. tj :
1 iic .-MiiKrjse case was arcuert in
the Supreme court this week. Messrs.
I IlL. n .1 C I... .
jimv aim otanei represented tne
plaintiff, and Messrs. Ikeler, Herring
arm is.nawn tne deiendant. the Town
of Bloomsburg.
1 he nspy ferry, after a temDorarv
shut-down on account ot high water.
is now in lull running order again.
Lewis Hess and son have the ferrv
fitted up in good shape, and people
travelling that way have the benefit
of all possible convenience.
Everybody is invited to the After
Easter Tea on Friday, April loth,
from q to 10 P. M. eiven bv the Y.
P. S. C. E. of the Lutheran Church at
the home of Mr. G. A. Herring on
h.ast street. 1 here will be an excel-
itni lunch served tor 15 cents, ice
cream and cake extra. 1 tie young
people are especially urged to be
present, and see the tree of fortune.
Another attraction will be a Fish
Pond. Everybody is cordially invited
to be present.
At last the north pole has been
found. At least it is announced bv a
Paris paper that Dr. Nansen. the
Norwegian explorer, has discovered
it, and planted the flag of his country
thereon, lhe story does not state
whether the pole is a hickory or an
icicle.
Mr. William Tillev and son Edwin.
01 liuck norn were recently the re
cipients of handsome presents from
the former's brother Edwin, who has
resided in Nevada City, California,
for the past twenty years, and is inter
ested in eold mines He sent to
William a large gold ring with topaz
setting, and to his namesake Edwin,
he sent a breastpin made of a nugget
of gold just as it came from the
mine. The pin weighs sixteen penny
weight, and is worth about twenty five
dollars.
Konert W. Tacohs was marri(ri tn
Miss Emily Gertrude Divine of Dan- changed by us.
Gidding & Co. desire us to say that
on account of the stormy weather
many people could not get to their
store last Saturday who otherwise
would have done so. Their special
sale drew Jarge crowds, not as large
as it would have drawn had the
weather been fair, therefore they will
i 1 r. 1 a
mane mis Saturday, April 20m, a
pecial day, and will offer special
values in an departments.
a very interesting exnioition was
given in the Normal Auditorium on
Monday night, by Miss McMollen
and a class of little children whom
he has been teaching to read by the
Pollard system. A large audience
was present, and they were greatly
interested, as well as surprised at the
results attained. Miss McMollen is
an expert teacher, and the system is
said to be a great success.
ville, on Wednesday at ten o'clock, at
the bride's home in that borough.
Thj ceremony was performed bv Rev.
...
ftir. Koney. pastor of the Lutheran
Church, in the presence of the fami
lies and near friends of the bride and
groom. I hey will return to Blooms-
Durg on rriuay. Mr. acobs is an
old stand-by of this office, and has
frequently filled the position of a typo
with us. We wish him and his bride
a long and prosperous life.
The new time table of the B. & S.
that went into effect last Monday, will
be found in this paper. There are
now four trains a day each way.
Gidding & Co. put another lot of
those all wool men's and young men's
suits at $4 08 on sale Friday and
Saturday.
SAYS BOOTH IS ALIYE.
C. C. Rillcr Declares He Sailed to Brazil
After Lincoln's Assassination.
Chiistopher C. Ritter, an intelligent
uerman-Amencan citizen who arrived
in Newark, Ohio, nine months
ago and has since been doing
landscape gardening, tells the following
story concerning the assassination of
Lincoln : " To day I am at liberty to
aisciose lacts hitherto hinted at by
newspaper writers, but strenuously
aenieu by historians.
" History says that Boston Corbett
shot J. Wilkes Booth for Lincoln's
assassination, but I say that Booth is
to-day alive in Brazil and that it was
Edward Fuchs who was shot bv Cor-
bett. t uchs was an actor who bore a
striking resemblance to Booth, and. in
r 1 ' -
iact, 1 Know ot trequent instances
where he was mistaken for him. On
May 6 Booth and I both sailed for
Brazil on a private schooner and ar-
rived in Para on May 22. I soon re
turned to Germany. Letters were ex-
Ip 1884 Booth and
TIME IS MONEY !
They say, and the few moments spent in a careful perusal of this announcement wil"
bear out the truth of this axiom.
Laces and Embroideries.
We show the finest line of these goods.
Vandyke lolnt Paces, a beauty at 35c
Real Venice Point l.ace, elegant cjimlitv at
45c., wider at 65c. Special Silk Vandyke
I'oint Lace at 65c. Insertions 6c. yard up
wards. Call anil see the lines, prices low,
qualities high. Km broideries all the new
effects. Dotted Kdcings. Irish Point Km
broidery, Guipure Embroideries. See the
loc. goods. All grades, all qualities, ex
eept the poor kind. High grade at low
prices.
Colored Dress Goods.
ou can't say much about these Dress
Goods Values in a single unblemished state
ment like this. You may eather some in
formation from the prices nd descriptions,
but ft great deal more from a personal in
spection, will give you an idea of style and
quality:
Illuminated Twills, all wool at coc.
38 inch Checks, new colorings oc.
38 inch all wool serges 35c.
45 inch, all wool serges 50c. yd, lately... 75c.
54 men inyior suitings, all wool 65c.
Dig value.
Black Dress Goods.
Nothing as popular as Black Goods this
season. I here seems to be a "craw" on
them. We have all the popular styles.
"Crcpons'Make the lead. lilack Crepons
all wool, 50c. upwards, lilack Kudora Cloth
Silk and wool $1.35. Black Serges 35c. upwards.
Hosiery.
Underwear.
Ladies' Silk Vests 50c. Ladies' Lisle
Vest 29c. Ladies' F.gyptian Yarn Vests
5C Ladies' Jersey Vests, 10c, I2jc., 15&
Silks.
Handsome line, all the newest.
Real Habutcd wash silks
Real Jap. silks, 27 hich wide !.'.
Swivel silks
Black Satin Duchess
32 inch Vcnitian Silks
Fine Dress Ginghams, 10c yd.
The kinds that don't fnde, colors worv
washout. Ladies' full regular mnde, Jiif!
spliced heel 25c. 2 Thread Real Maco Yi
I. ailies' Hose, high spliced heel 35c. parr,
j pair for $1.00. A special Maco Yarn lion.
at 31c. l.xtra fine Black Hose 50c. CliiU'
ren's Hosiery of all grades.
Soaps.
Cream of Oat Meal (3 cakes In box) t.
box. Almond Complexion Soap (3 cakes fc
box) I2jc. box. Pear's Soap, 12c. cke
Castile Soap, 20c. Cuticura 20c Clark'i
Glycerine 5c. Palm oc.
Corsets.
Full lines of W. C. C. Corsets, R. & C
Corsets, Armorsfde Corsets, Jackson's Cor
set Waists, Children's Waists 25c. See On
fl.oo extra long Waist Corset.
Lancaster Ginghams 5c. 20 yards cow
Muslin Hi.oo. Good Hair Curler 5c Drew
Shields 8c. Best Vaseline 5c. bottle. Hair
Brushes 19c. Vandyke Lace Collars 39c.
Plaid White Goods loc. yd. Good h
Aprons 25c. Table Oil Cloth, best isjc
Capes and Capings.
Full line of Cnpes from ft. 19 upwurds.
Big line of materials for making Cnpes. 50
inch Broadcloths 85c. black and colors. 56
inch Clay Diagonals ft. 50, black and blue.
50 inch Habit Cloths Coc. Laces. Ril.hm.
Brades, Jet Points, Silk Ternls, Velvets and
Sateens, for trimming same.
Velvets.
We placed on sale to-dav a snecial lot J
Velvets in leading shades, now so popular
for Trimmincs. Bit? Iir.e of Tet Trimmin
of all kinds. let Collars and Yokes.
Chenille Curtains frl.da nair. full lenntli
arm winin. cnenine TaBle Covers 48c
Lace Curtains. Toles, Loops, etc. Cur
tain materials by the yapd.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear
cut, good
That is well made, rrocerlv
.jjt. 1 material ana at prices to please.
,50c. I Corset Covers, Hamburg Trimmed
.30c. I Corset Covers, neck and sleeves "
.90c. White Skirts, Hamburg Ruffle
,50c. 1 Night Robe, Hamburg Trimmed...
Full line of Wash Dress Muffs now open.
IT. J. CLARK & SON
7$c
73c
Printing in Colors.
The prices of colored printinc; inks
have gone down with everything else,
and it costs no more to do printing in
colors than it does in black. The
Columbian office is prepared to print
in any of the following colors : Black,
orange, deep cherry, brown lake, light
blue, ultra marine blue, bronze red,
iolet, dark red, green, jacqueminot,
purple, garnet, peacock blue. Print
ing in more than one color is done at
slight advance lor the additional
press work. tf.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorto,
When she was Child, she cried for Cantoris,
When slie became Mlas, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CaatorU.
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ETTER
UY A
ICYCLE
UILT FOR
USINESS.
Lovell Diamond $100.
Peerless $100.
Cleveland $100 to $125.
Envoy $50 to $75.
WE SELL 'EM.
eell
. . . T , , can be relieved of all these syr
Come and see my line before you purchase, and it 1 doa t by taking Hood's Sarsapariiu,
11 you you will wish I had before the season is over. gives nerve, mental and bodily 6
Uld wheels taken in exenange.
Mr. David F. Brands, father of
Mrs. Dr. J. T. Brown, died at Dr.
Browns residence last Thursday
morning at four o'clock, aged 76 years,
montns and o days. He was sick
but a short time. The remains were
taken to Hackettstown, N. J. on Mon
day morning for interment. Rev. I.
M. Fatterson accompanied the family.
Mr. Brands was born in Warren
County, N. T. and for forty years was
an elder in the f resbvtenan Church.
His wife, who was a sister of Samuel
Snyder of Mifllinville, died about
year agp, and since then he has been
residing with Dr. Brown, whose wife
is his only surviving child.
LESSON'S IN COOKING.
Beginning last Monday afternoon.
and continuing tor six successive
weeks, is being given in the Normal
School Auditorium a series of six
lectures and lessons on cooking bv
Mrs. A. w. K.usel, ot Berwick. The
subjects include the cooking of meats,
baking ot breads, cooking of vegeta
bles, eggs, &c, and will be illustrated
by practical exhibitions of the art of
cooking, which will be done on the
platform in the presence of the audi
ence. In order to defray the expenses
of this course of lectures there wi.l be
a small admission tee charged not
exceeding fifty cents for the course.
It will be made as small &3 possible
as it is not desired to make any money
out of the course, simply to make ex
penses. Mrs. Kusel is a disciple of
Mrs. Korer, whose reputation is
national, and is employed by private
enterprise to instruct pupils in the
public schools of Berwick in the art of
cooking. I his is what makes it possi
ble to get her here at such low rates.
Nervous People
And those who are all tired out and
have that tired feeling or sick headache
can be relieved of all these symptoms
which
strength
and thoroughly purifies the blood. It
also creates a good appetite, cures in
digestion, heartburn and dyspepsia.
SHERIFFS SALE.
By virtue ot a writ of Al. Fl. Fa. Issued out of
the Court of common Pleas of Columbia county,
and to me directed, there will bj exposed to
public Bale at the Court House In Bloomsburg
on
SATURDAY, MAY n, 1895,
at 2 o'clock, p. m., all that certain messuage or
lot of land sltuato In Cleveland township,
county of Columbia and State ot Pennsylvania,.
Bounded ana described as follows, tc-wtts on
the north by lands of Ellas Thomas, on the
east by lands of Daniel mine estate, on the
south by lands ot Adam Derumlck, and on the
west by lands of Ezerluh Yocum and Phlneas
Thomas, containing
100 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, whoreon Is erected a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
barn and other outbuildings.
seized, taken Into execution at the suit of J.
M. Hulshlzer's Administrators, vs Joseph Thom
as and to be sold as the property of Joseph
Thomas.
J. B. Mchenry, sheriff.
Whits Yost, Attys.
tiooa s ruis are easy to take, easy
i met at Hamburg for the first time
since 1865. He then looked well and
had apparently been nrosoermz. The
last time I heard from Booth was in
December, but I am confident he is
yet alive. I know to a certainty that
liootn irequently corresponded with
Allan rinkertou.
Ritter says that he has almost com
pleted a book on the subject of Lin
colu s assassination. He says he
promised Allan Pinkerton not to re
veal this alleged fact for thirty vears
... .. - . . .
ana tne time expired to-day,
ouiding & Co. sell boys' size s to
13 blue cheviot suits Saturday at o8cts.
r. 1 1 '
special saic.
"A word to the wise is sufficient."
I suffered terribly from roaririz in
my neau during an attack of catarrh,
and because very deaf, used Ely's
i-ream Ualm and in three weeks could
hear as well as ever A. E. Newman,
uraiing, Mich.
One of my children had a verv bad
discharge from the nose. Physicians
prescribed without benefit. After
using Ely's Cream Balm a short time
the disease was cured. O. A. Cary,
corning, N. Y.
Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias Issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Columbia
county and to me directed, there will be ex
posed to publlo salo at the Court House lu
Bloomsburg, on
SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1895,
at 8 o'olook p. m., all that certain tract of land
situate In the township ot Madison, oounty of
Columbia, State ot Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows : Beginning at a Pine
thence south 2tfo perches by lands ot Joel B.
Moser and Alfred Pegg to a post by Pine thence
east lsu percues by lanas ot ueruhelmer to a
Chestnut oak grub, now a post, thence north
81) perches by lanJs of C. W. Eves to a corner,
thence south 86 aud flve-clghths degrees west
one rod by land conveyed by the said Commit
tee to B. F. Warren, thence by the same north
three and flve-elghts degrees west axs rods to
line of land of Samuel Dulscher, and thence by
the said lands ot Samuel Detacher north 83 and
one-half degrees west 131 perches to the place
of beginning, containing about
193 ACRES,
and allowances, be the some more or less,
whereon Is erected a
DWELLINC, HOITSF
barn and other outbuildings. Excepting there. I RubbGr BOOtS 3 fid
iruiu w aures auu 100 percues ot land sold by I 1 -
said Wohlforth to Samuel Delm-hm- h aa I UVerSnOfiR fnr IVf ftri
dated April m, 1890, reoorded In Deed Boole No. I Wompn HhilHrori nnrl
47. at page 477 to. In the ollice of the Uocorder "-'"uJj '"'V'6". a"a
of Deeds, 4c, of said Columbia oounty. and 40 I eve yDOuV. NOW IS tnfi
aores and 137 porches sold to said Delscher by I SeaSOn forthfsm Ri iw
doeddated Maroh 16, iu reoorded In said of- UuT r "ICUl. DUy
Dee In Deed Book No. Al, at page 813, to. I "icill U I
Seized, taken Into execution at the suit ot
Conrad Kramer, Committee of Margaret Fort-
ner, lunatio vs. Abraham Wohlforth and to be
01a as the property ot Abraham Wohlforth.
I. W. HARTMAN & SON.
MARKET SQUARE DRY COOPS HOUSE.
When you come to Jiloomsbum.
where you will buy
It will pay you to look over our stock and get styles and prices. You. will eel some rol
weas anyway you will always find sonw-thinir ilifTn
goods have just been bought. No old "chestnutsthat you have seen, fb a moiuli
Our shirt waists are new.
Our capes and coats are new.
Our wrappers are new.
Our whole stock is beincr turned over often. Th, mnJi. ,
, t . - " 1 " "lui ,9 jicvr hoc lor IS
and of course is just new and fresh from the makers. Table oil cloth. I2c. vard
I. W. HARTMAN & SON.
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SHOES.
JDEY LIST TOE HAY COUET.
GRAND JIUHORS.
Heaver Lloyd Davis, C. A. Shuman. -Berwick
Daniel Oliver.
Ilriarcreek D. W. Martz, James Spo
enberg. Catawissa-C. L. Pahe, W. II. Rhoedeii
J. It. Yetter, II. Young.
Centralia James J. Reilly.
Conynyham James Urennan.
Eishingcreek W. M. Ash, L, M. Cw
eling, Harman Kwnts.
Franklin Jess John.
Greenwood B. F. Kedline.
Hemlock Dennis Pursel.
Madison Benton Carey, Miles Welliver.
Mifflin Stephe Creasy, Chas. Wolf.
Montour Saaiuel Precious.
Orange Wru. Drake.
Pine James Chamberlin.
PETIT JURORS-first week.
Clem Harmao,
Beaver Henry Kckrote.
Benton Wm. Tubbs.
Btrwick lohn Frantz.
Bruce Purse!.
Bloom lacob Probst fir r.,v.r w
Billig, L. Gross, K. Kelchner, John KellyT
Geo. B. Musser, Thos. Smith.
Catawissa T. E. Harder, W. H. Leibjb
Cleveland-John Johnson, Adam Marks.
Conyncham Wm. Davis rinr,;l
Chas. Weiderman.
Iishingcreek Isaiah Raber.
Greenwood W. A. Bangs, Bigler Even
Hemlock Wm. Girtrm. ir m r'.mt.
J. R. Montgomery.
jackson D. U Everhart, H. I. Hirls-
man.
Locust Chas.
cer.
Montour E. E. Mears.
Mt. Pleasant W. E. Sands.
Orance VV. M.
Ilutton.
Pine-R.
Miller, Wellington, Ye-
Achenbach, C. F..
J.
A. H
Main Street
Whitmover.
Sugarloaf Pamuel Bogart, O. W. Laiish.
SECOND WEEK.
Berwick Ray Hoyt, Harr Walton.
Bloom-Peter Billmeyer, Christian Earn
est, Harry Houck, Isaac KiUhen, O. W.
?ye' J- 11 Stetker, W. I. Terwilliger,
D. I. Weiss.
Briarcreek Cnlvin Kelchcr.
Ceniralia John E. DavU.
Centre II. C. Barton, Arthur Creasy.
Conyngham James Flaanigan, Jas. Wil
son. '
Fishingcreek Harman J. Hess, I t
Tealer, P. J. Weaver, David Wenner.
rranklin Jacob Swayze.
Greenwood S. Y. Mather, O. J. Mer.
rell, P. K. Patterson.
Hemlock John Deisenroat, A. Bl
Hartman. '
Madison Erastus Hendershott, John I
Kreamer, Peter Werkheiser.
Millvill F. W.
AbramTitman. ' ' ''""
Orange VV. H. Patterson.
Pine Thomas Gordner.
Scott Richard Johnson,
Sugai loaf- Fred Geu.
GET YOUR
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT THE
COLUMBIAN OFFICE
OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE.
in action ana sure in enect. 2 sc.
J. B. MoUKNRY, Sheriff.
Basklit, Atty.
Bloonisburg, Pa.