THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBUHG, PA.
DOHl'3 FOB THE SUMMER GIRL.
Don't swner.
Don't use slang.
Don't a (Tact a mannish gait.
Don't think to bo up-lo iLift
means to be unladylike.
Don't think when you cross .1
hotel lobby that you are the cynosure
of all eyes.
Don't imagine when a man
stares at you that he is necessarily ad
miring you.
Don't, when you are with a man,
walk two paces in advance of him ;
you don't wan't your escort to be
mistaken for a lackey.
Don't talk loud for the benefit of
those aronnd you.
Don't talk about people who arc
present j indeed, it is safer not to
talk about people at all.
Don't stop talking and stare
when a celebrity or a particularly wcll
drcsscd woman passes ; cultivate the
art of seeing without looking.
Don't stride into the long dining
room as if you were walking for
national glory on the Olympian race
course.
Don't make some trivial pretext
to leave your chaperonc at the dining
room door, so that you can walk in
alone and thereby attract all eyes to
yourself.
Don't imagine that a well-bred
girl is ever anything but unconscious,
modest and ladylike, or that the loud,
self-assertive, conspicuous young wom
an is ever mistaken for anything but
the spurious imitation.
THEY BOBROWED $90,000-
It was learned on Friday that the
commissioners have borrowed $90,
000 to meet the current expenses of
the county business. The drain on
the county treasury was quite heavy
the past two yeais because of the pay
ment of $10,000 for the new court
house plans, $25,000 to detectives
and detective agencies for running
down murderers in the county and
:5t!icr big expenses which had to be
paid. The commissioners expect to
pay back most of the borrowed money
from the taxes to be collected this
year. The statements of increase of
indebtedness of the county were filed
on June 18, aSos, June 23, 1895 and
April 23, 1896, in the office of the
clerk of the courts, but nothing was
said publicly about it and the fact
was not known until a Wilkes-liarre
reporter happened to come across the
cnteries. The sum of $30,000 was
borrowed on each of the dates named
above. The money was furnished by
a Wilkes-Earrc bank. The action of
the commissioners in keeping this im
portant matter secret is commented
upon in all parts of the county, and
they are criticised without stint by
many of the taxpayers.
The unearthing of the facts in the
case is a creditable stroke of journal
istic enterprise and is proof of tiie
oft-repeated statement that news
papers are the best safeguards of pub
lic affairs. Freeami Tribune.
.
A Marble Bridge.
Pink Stone Structure Over the Tennessee
River at Knoxvilto.
The new bridge to be erected over
the Tennessee River, at Knoxville,
will be a novelty. It is to be built
entirely of pink marble. It will be
1600 feet long from "out to out" of
abutments, and 240 feet long in the
main spans of arch, which, it is claim
ed, is 20 feet longer than the longest
arch in the world. It will rise at the
crown of the channel spans 105 feet
above the water, making it a decided
ly imposing structure. It is to be a
solid marble bridge from side to side,
with a 50-foot roadway 100 feet above
water. The arches will be eight feet
deep at the keystone, 15 feet at the
skewbacks or spring lines, and will
spring from piers 30 feet high and 40
feet wide. The piers go to solid rock,
the substructure limestone, 12 feet
below the water surface at the bridge
site. The arches and spandrel filling
will be constructed of concrete. The
parapet walls will be constructed of
sawed marble slabs, with heavy blocks
on pilasters every fifteen feet, pro
jecting above the wall proper and
living a semicastcllated effect.
GO WST, FELINES j GO WEST.
Cats Brfrg a Dollar Apiece in the State
(
of Washington.
Sharon, Pa., has gone into the
wholesale cat exporting business. A
West Middlesex citizen recently re
ceived a letter from Horatio Randall
of Spokane Falls, Wash., who asked
that as many cats as could be gather
ed together be sent to him. He fur
ther stated that $1 would be paid for
every cat large enough to kill the
gonners. which were destroying tne
"ops in that state.
The boys in Middlesex were told
of his offer and a big cat hunt was
started. Old tomcats, tabbies, house
pets, mongrels and every other kind
of feline were collected before njght
and boxed. A count showed that
there were no in all. Before they
were shipped inquiries were made for
more than one darling Tom, but in
the confused mass no one cat could
be singled out. New York World.
Tasini on Ukr-r Eolkt Law.
At I'.bensburg, not long ago, Judge
llaiker put on record an (.pinion
which is of much interest, since it in
volves a point in the interpretation of
the Baker ballot law. Following is a
condensation: "In recontested elec
tion for supervisor of Fast Taylor
township, John Keiper was an inde
pendent candidate, and .therefore his
name' was not printed on the ticket,
aifd four persons who wrote his name
in the column provided for that pur
pose did not mark a cross after it.
These tickets were rejected by the
election officers. This was wrong, as
the Act expressly says it is not neces
sary to mark with a cross in such
cases."
The counting of these votes elects
Keiper by two votes.
If You Will Use a Little Reasoning
and not be influenced by the claim
that catarrh is a blood disease, you
can easily prove that catarrh is clima
tic. Have you not the severest ca
tarrhal attacks during winter and
spring, and have you but little evi
dence of catarrh during the summer ?
Yes. Well, this proves it is a climatic
disorder, inflaming the membrane ot
the nasal passages. It is a waste of
time and money to invest in blood
remedies. The proper treatment is a
local application, and the most prompt
to cure is that popular remedy, Ely's
Cream Halm.
Deputy Attorney General Elkin
has give an opinion in which he de
cides that county commissioners can
have forest incendiaries punished.
Mr. Elkin states that the law imposes
upon county commissioners the duty
of appointing persons under oath to
ferret out and have punished all
persons who willfully or otherwise
cause the burning of timber lands and
to take measures to have such fires
extinguished where it can be done,
the expense to be paid out of the
county treasury.
TREASURER'S SAFE.
OK
UNSEATED AKD SKATED
. . LAtTDS . .
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Ily vlriwof Mliiflry Aces of the f '.crifi-il ,s
Hfinliy of the 4 '(iiiuiirr-vt lth of I'eniisvlvunln
relating to tho Halt) of Heated anil I'liseated
lands In tho county of Columbia, em , for tuxes
dim and unpaid. I will offer at I'liliHc H tie In
the Court House 111 the tuwn of Jiluouisuurir, on
Monday, June 8, 1896.
at ID o'clock a. m , the following described
pieces of land, or such part thereof us may l;i
necessary to sal Isty tho amount of tuxes due
an4 unpaid against the sumo, and continue the
Hume from day to day as the. same may be fuuud
necessary.
TERMS OF SALE.
Tho amount of taxes and costs must bo paid
when the landls struck en", or the sain may bo
void and the property put up and resold.
UNSEATED LANDS.
tlEAVXR,
Acres. Warrantee or owners.
100 acres Freeman Henlnger
Taxes
$ 5 80
til
1 M
4 8
1 115
1 US
65
1 81
4 wa
US on
H5
4 30
7 as
111 M
13 m
10 till
a sa
13 04
8 34
4 35
78
58
1 5
B 811
1 5
1 U5
1 Us
a U0
a 911
1 us
1 U5
1 3l
88
13 va
a uo
05
uo
1 us
1 30
1 us
4 85
4 85
a u3
1 80
1 U5
1 US
1 30
5 80
I US
3 25
1 US
ia 70
11 50
a no
4 U8
1 us
1 us
1 U5
3 as
10 80
6 m
80
8 63
a as
1 US
3
1 US
a an
uo
1 lot cuarlea ucaver
1 lot .lesse Heaver
78 acres Uroekwuy and Abbott
8 lots c. I, llrock'vay
3 lots llutt & I'ngur
1 lot Mary Uncart
i! lois T. S. lfovir
118 acres Uroekwuy A Abbott
(nil ! " Col. Coal & Iron Co.
l lot ni. i armen
41) acres ). E. Troy
44 44 44
M47 44 4 4 44
aTH 44 44 44
3ii7 44 4 4 44
4:1 44
160 44
lift 44
Isaac Pavls Est.
Anthony Davis
Martin Downa
John Downs
Isuuc DrelsbacU
Evans A Kase
100 44
Hi 44
10 44
8 lots
100 acres It. M. Kunkhouse
3 lots A. ruinuiiKan
8 lots W. . Frey
8 lots Win. Oearlmrt
64 acres Douglass Hughes
5 lots E. U. Hoffman
8
8
Horner 4 C hester
hlltts Hunt
(ieorifft Henry
John Hlndorlltcr
a 44
aoo 44
4S0 44
5 44
1 lot
8 44
o. A. Jacoby
a. Kline
(leortfe T. KaUlcr
w. W. Klace
Frank Lewis
W. It. Lawrence
8
3
8
ion acres Conrad Allnlck
100 44 llenlumln J. Minlck
a3 lots Win. ,Mn si on
a lots u. M. iloAlarney
3 1.
g 11 a 11
a
140 1
aeros oeo. Nungcsser
lots Clarence Price
44 J. C. Patterson
44 Stephen Prout
acres Charles Helchard
lots Samuel liutherford
44 J. .1. Schreck
44 J. W. Smith
letnr Scol.t
acres Daniel Swank
44 J. H. senweppenneiser
44 T. H. & .Mlehaul 8humau
44 F. L. Shumau
lots O 8. Wetzel
44 Uumuel Workhelser
11 i 1.
44 AiiKUHtus Wood
acres Lloyd Davis
Samuel llurlaclier
BKNTON TW1.
as acres C. W. Smith
BR1AKCHKEK.
1 so
100 acres Paul Apple
05
03
01
BO 44 Christopher iienuer
aio 44 Ouy liryun
41) 44 cunsiopner uenaer
tiu 44 llenl. I'rlspla .
81 44 Hen Crispin
48 44 ('has. A. Dodson
B0 44 Muv. W T. Clemm
ao 44 Francis Evans
ai 44 I'. F. Ilolopeler
ltl 44 Uoo, W. Koous
75 1 . ..
aaa " 44
W) " Joseph I.nmon
4110 44 Win. Hill Mack
150 44 U. J. Hluckhouse bolrs
350 44 Sarah Lansdule
50 44 John W. suit
50 44 John 11. Suit Est.
aoo 44 t. 1). Mcllenry
300 44 Stewart hhluhard
150 44 S. J. Pealer
100 44 Koons, Hwayze & Stewart
260 44 Swuyz.e & Stewart
50 44 H. J. Pealer
110 44 (leo. W. Horbor
14 44 Ceo. W. Koous
It. II. Siller
II. P. Smllll .
wm. Norooe
8a
8 8a
1 113
a a4
4 11
4 11
1 i0
83
1 53
6 til
a 05
8 ao
1 4a
36 38
1 oa
1 oa
4 10
85
S 07
a os
5 14
I ia
II at
a8
ia
ea
l us
f.'ATAWIKSA Trt'P.
.'tii7 44 Muririiret, Duniback 10 ! 1
ai 1'iv.i . w, n r.j
1H 44 Win. l leivell 3 4
It 4 'I li'unns It. Harder 1 M
N 14 f. .1. iimpbcll 1 U
I'M " J. o. .'in.er I I'l
17s ii mi
7 4 a nil
CKNTHAt.lA.
I 1M, Tlionum (l.irrlty T:
1 44 K'lc'i Huecny 3 tli)
li 14 .ii lm Moniu 1 in
1 44 '1 nonius .Murphy 3 M
CKNTHK.
21 acres I.. K. Ad uns list. 1 M
fi " Keiiben Hollas m
r ' Win. Usher II
1') 44 I.. I). Ilageiitmch 1 ii
i lot i:nin iie-'.s :
S neres Krutik Kl'fer K!
8 ai res Miuinei l.owery rl
Polly HI oni Est. M
A bin Whl'mli" Kit. 4S
.Mi ni WlilMnlre Kst. 71
ft! acres Kulp M' WIllliuns !i mi
:ir ' Tliou'iis Mlllngluu r 4:1
iJ 41 Mary Myers 11 iui
'-ii'i 44 Mary ltustln tl 40
4' 1 ha'rln'te 1: list 1 n 11 40
SMO 44 .lolin Reynolds ti 40
100 44 Thomas Kuslln ' 4 00
I'M 44 Daniel Hccce li 4n
t-'t 44 II y SharTcr In
su 41 ( orife liewnrt '.it
80 44 Philip I.oiiKcnberifer :ia
Dunimlnlck Kramer n 1)0
CONYNOtlAM.
4 j.i acres Joshua Ileum v so
ID 44 Knbcri llrelsh Mi
1 lot Daniel cooiiniiiii 7-!
11J acres John Huston tl ir
1 lot Margaret Kress )i 0s
44 A. W. Cramer U Tl
1 44 44 ' 1 3!l
1 44 Hester I.elby 1 ss
1 44 Mary McMunnmnn 7H
1TI oeres Thomas Kustlu 30 no
inn 44 Jacob Trlea 11 41)
inn 44 .... 41
33.r 44 'nrvltnstln von.)
S 44 Lewis Walker 11 40
101 44 .loll M Younif M I I
if lotSeoi'e lleyer 1 lw
W. II. Ilrearty 1 in
John Uummcl v.i
PISIIINOCHEEK.
HI acres '.Vllllnm Ash 1 is
inn 44 iteuben llrelsh fi no
118 44 t reusy Wells li 1 it
4.V1 44 ('om'nwealth I.umb. CO. ill TS
i.l 44 .1. A (1. W llrldo 3 80
I0 44 John Kindt A Co. 1101
'J) 44 llarman Kline Est. 1 10
lin 44 Thomas l.emon 7 to
B 44 J. V. Mcllenry 87
8 44 decide I ealer M
M 44 Samuel J. Pealer 4 Sil
111 44 Charles HolehurC 15 30
SO ,4 v. II. I nmifst it ii.'i
Hio 44 McUenry.Pealer AStew'rt 4 HI
50 44 44 44 44 S 75
Isa.tc Laubach 1 30
FRANKLIN.
1 44 Augustus nibby l
a 44 James It. Iilbby so
1 44 44 44 10
1 44 Ezra llayhurst heirs 1H
1 44 Jonalhan l.orcruun IB
1 acre ieo. Manhart m
at) 44 William ltohrback 1 50
OKXRNWOOD.
l 44 Allies ,t Hart ley Albeitson 3"!I5
8 44 Samuel N'ollon Est 50
11 KM LOCK.
30 44 I.. P. Applemau fi 30
84 44 John Applemau 5 ts
la 44 Jonaihau Artman 1 fv.t
10 Mathlas Kindt a 10
30 44 Neal & Pursi l 8 )
ai) 44 Isaac l. Pursel 3 30
ao 44 syhester Pursel Estlto a 07
5 44 Levi Wright's Est. 57
JACKSON.
75 4- P. D. Mack 10 7S
loo 14 44 44 u tii)
aw 44 Miller N'eyhnrd r.l si
am 44 Miller jt Neyhurd ' 11 10
15 " Siiinuei heeler 7.1
LOCUST.
U6 acres Kulp tc Darlington
(icortfu Dewnit,
Philip Lonifenberger
Henry ShnlTer
MADISON.
B acres Moses Slehler
9 " V. M. Dlldlnn
3.1 44 E. lleudcrshott
fit i .. ..
ai 44 Jod Cox
48 44 Samuel Dasher
ao 44 Charles Sands
BO 14 Daniel Hole
37 44 MurtlnKeeley
ai 44 Francis Uunyan
6 44 I'lrlch llouscr
CO 44 11. J. Johnson.
lu so
1 7l
t
a 40
1 6.1
1 w
a no
1 as
1 uu
1 60
4 80
1 60
1 as
3 ao
3 53
84 acres Uroekwuy .St Kut 8 81
80 44 C'atawlksa Hunk 1 511
at 44 C.H (ienrhart Uro 4 51
35 44 Henry Hlndorlltcr a aT
15 44 Tallies K"erer 8 88
8 44 Nathan Miller 1 80
500 44 Churlcs Helchard 5 00
I1I8 44 Churlcs Helchard B 33
100 44 Iteuben siumiun 6 88
83 44 .1. M. Slokey 4 0.1
8IH 44 Swartz, Shepp 4 Co. 11 43
8 44 Nathan Miller til
100 44 H. It. Vetter a 15
6i,0 44 M. M MeWllllams 85 80
W. 11. Menslnger. 1 so
MIFFLIN.
Ha 44 Jacob nittenbender 6 73
11 44 Henry Creasy 163
17 44 Samuel Dreshor B 98
67 44 W. L. Hutchinson 1 68
44 O, A. Sacoby
44 H. J. Keller,
44 Joseph and Peter Michael
.1 t. .t .t .1
44 Wm. Menslngcr Est.
44 James Nubs
14 Frederick Pfhaler
44 J. and A. V. Parks
44 Horace Nehweppenhelsor
44 Eleazor Sehwejipeuuelser
44 John H. Yolie Est.
44 Peter J. Suit
44 lllrain Creasy
44 J. A. Schreck
tt it tt
MONTOUK.
U 60
1 68
1 ao
58
4 81
9 HI
1 78
8 56
48
3 60
tt 53
68
07
6 97
18 acres ' Unas Huntington
40 44 Martha Clark
ui 44 M. L. Hutchinson
as 44 Ju'la Cooper
Taylor Kuckle
MT. PLEASANT,
10 41 Jacoby & Hupert
10 44 Samuel Jacoby
10 44 William Pursel
OKANOE.
8 44 Pamuel Crevellng
10 44 Margaret HaijuhbucU
9 44 Jercuuun Hess
11 44 lteinley Stluer
8U 44 Charles Ulnk
19 44 U. 11. Everett
1 OT
8 87
a 38
288
63
1 41
67
83
313
1 30
1 6S
886
4 111
318
PINE.
c. W. Eves
George A Fnck estate
David Klsner estate
Elijah Swisher
William Polk
Dullas Trelbleploce
W llllum Kingston
0. W. Eves
KOAKINUCHEEK.
Peter Buohnor
Mrs. M. M. Campbell
C. 8. Cox, Ex. of Tench Cox
C. S. Cox, Ex, of Tench Cox,
soil 44
80 44
45 44
as 44
50 44
as 44
138 44
1318
B97
6U9
97
S 15
317
4 U)
3 10
50 44
as 44
8SO 44
111 44
800 44
60 44
155 44
18 44
24 44
143 44
114 44
108 44
140 44
41K) 44
60 44
500 44
80 44
87S 44
t5 44
1 00
I 60
111 CO
1 16
5 80
174
4 US
3 90
1 74
9 06
4 78
3 43
487
19 30
174
ill 00
8 80
II U8
806
tt
t 11 it ti
A. B. CrooD
E.eklel Dlllplaln
stucey John Estate
Morris li Hughes
Charles Kclclaurd
City of Philadelphia
A brum sua up
It !
M. M. MeWllllams
Ueorgo and Wllsou Yeager
8U0AHI.0AP.
Ilia 44 Wllllts & Sheep
850 44 J. F. cliapln
g tt it it
75 44 Mary Custard
50 44 Israel Cope
41O 44 H 11. Urol.
y. of 110 acres Wesley Hess
I4 of UO acreg Wesley Hess
94 acres Miner It. Smith
3Hii 44 Uohr llclleury
aoo 44 K. J. Mclleury
500 44 E. J. Mclleury
it.'Mi " Joshua Savage
83M 44 Jefferson Frit.
aa.V 44 Hess, Cievellug .t Co.
5 44 J. M. LarlBh
40 41 Pentecost Lumber Co.
860 11 BuU&McUuury
138 35
68 13
8 33
8 53
13 64
90S
37 10
31 68
15 65
39 33
16 IS
89 84
15 58
IS 54
88 83
837
17 85
80 00
SEATED LANDS.
''-n nl l'"' 'ime t 'me and plnee, I'm follow
li 1 lots, pieces mill parcels 01' healed l.'ltllt, I'o
1 iirncd by I he tux collectors, are In be sold, im
(I r the prov l,loi!Snr mi Acl of Assenibly, 111
tltled, "An Aet relating to thn Pale 01 hinds for
tax in Columbia cuuu'y, approved March Sih,
IMiS.
IlliAVKII. '
Acre;. '.Vnrranteo or owners.
:il7 :i'T' 1 Vlller, l,npj;eiil).r;;.r A Fisher
17 14 .loiin I'lsher
''! 44 .1 u 1 1 1 1 Keener
3I' 44 A. Manll
1 44 Jacob Davis
1 44 leier Itliomls
3 -4 Martin ht Incy
I1KNTON TWI'.
in 44 John Doart
I lot. t..'.Luiz
33 acres M. A. Kuch Tst.
7 acres . L. 1'. (Julley Est.
IIKNTON Bono,
1 lot M. K. I.utz.
7 acres 1(. L. F.colley Est.
HEIIWICK IIOllO.
1 lot Margaret Heesholl.,
11 LOOM.
1 44 John 1) inahuo
1 44 Win Klsner
J 44 II. Ncyh.inl
1 44 '. W. Hlchey
1 44 John s. sterner
1 44 II. .1. Miller
1 44 win. Harder
1 44 Ms. M. II. Vetter
1 44 Deiwller J: seat tergood
' 1 44 I rii Dlley
1 44 II (). INhelmnn
1 44 Wm. l-'erguson
t 44 Mrs. . E. tiruber
1 44 Win. Iitdlny
1 44 J. F. Iloldren Est
1 44 WinJ Harder
1 44 Oeorge Hook
1 44 John .1. Jones
1 44 Morgan Jones
1 44 C. V. Miller
1 44 C. W. Miller
1 44 J. 'I. Miller
1 44 J. II. Miller
1 44 Mrs. June Moore
1 44 J. F. Slmrpless
1 44 Mrs. Samuel Neyhard
8 acres Miller A Waller
3 lots Miller A Coleman
3 lots Sillier & Coleman
1 44 John Newhenry
1 44 John Ni wheury
1 44 John Newhenry
1 44 Wm. O'Neill
1 44 II. II. Sharpless
1 44 II. II. Slmrpless
1 44 11. W. Watts
I 44 A. B. While
1 44 Sue A. Wolf
1 44 A. . Sehoch
1 44 11. W. Watts
1 44 J. F. Watson
1 44 Sarah c. Watson
1 44 Frank W. Wilson
1 44 Oscar Yost
1 44 Mrs. W. II. Yetter
1 44 Uettlu Fisher
1 44 ltichurds & Klchardson
1 44 Must in & Co.
1 44 .1. W. Postern
1 44 II. W. Hess
1 44 Frank Hlsewlck
1 4' J. li. shaller
BK1ARC11EIK.
1 lot Solomon Henry
1 4' Wm. siiellhnmmer
CATAW1SSA Twr.
K acres V. I., fl'inmnn
80 44 W. .1. Marl I n
6 44 Lewis Yetter Est,
)tf 44 George Kretgh
CATAWISdA BOKO.
1 lot IT. It. Crimes
1 44 Emily McNInch
3 44 JJ. F. Wagner
CENTHAI.IA. BOKO.
1 lot Mrs. Oruco Monaglinn
1 44 Mrs. Surah Monughun
1 44 John Elliott
1 44 P.ciilaiiiln (iririllh
1 44 Edward Laulci
L'KNTKE.
10 acres Polly Illonm Estate.
1 lot tieo II. Freas
8 acres John S. Kemley
7 44 John S. Kemley
5 1. tt
Tun
s
fvl
fit
8 111
1 31
4 18
:'. mi
3 71
30
8 07
3 7(1
4 1.1
III
3 8)
6 1,1
81 3.)
01
1 I'll
4 81
1 Hi
6 38
8 13
4 31
6 .'IS
8 :-8
4 so
4 K'l
33 SO
1 90
1 II!)
1 41
3 Ml
1 III!
1 r.4
1 no
8 80
3 80
1 :u
1
1 !)
1 10
3 8 1
8 80
1 73
8 10
8 80
8 8 )
3 80
91
1 90
1 90
1 81
6 60
1 84
3 3J
1 34
1 81
1
1 90
5 70
7 60
1 01
3 6.1
8 h'
1 44
1 44
til
3 07
5 33
4 93
1 50
3 50
3 30
39
3 8'
1 3;
5 73
0 fi.'
4 50
1 10
1
60
1
3 60
7-1
1.1
48
8 44
a 44
5 44
R 44
Vi 44
Iteglna Wolverton
Alvlu Whltmlro Est;
5 74
16
.'
n:
1 lot Elizabeth Guey Est.
6 acres Surnh A. lteinley
7 44 Miles A. Williams
y 11 it ..
CLEVELAND.
96 acres Joseph Thomas
81 44 II. W. Shaffer
5 44 F. P. lterger
9 44 Mary Dyerlng
1) 44 Daniel s. suite's Kst,
tt 44 Francis liecker
CONVNIinAtf.
1 lot Wllllum Drown
1 44 .lames ilogun
1 44 Frank Naiighrln
1 44 Mary Mo Uulre
40) acres Nathaniel llrown
1 lot Ifobert llrown
1 44 Harney Dougherty
1 44 Anthony Dougherty
1 44 JameS Dougherty
1 44 Thomas (ierrlty
1 44 Mrs. Henry Koocs
1 44 Jumes Mcdiilro
1 44 Wm. ItelLbold
PI8HINUCREEK.
15 acres John ltogert
Vs 44 .1. M. DeiVltt
81 44 Norman 1). Mostellor
40 44 Kussel Force
10 44 Silas tieu
(1RKENWOOD.
30 4 Thomas Wright
1 lot Hester A. Parker
HEMLOCK.
11 acres John Kitchen
8 4- Aaron .Miller
1 lot Art Case
tt acres Wilbur Ebner
34 44 Kachi'l lluwk
1 lot John Keller
HI acres Aaron Miller
1 lot Frank Detrain
1 444 Harry SI I Hard
30 acres Mary -Tune Pursel
53 44 T. W, Pursel
JACKSON.
176 acres Ezra Stephens
180 44 Aaron Kelchner Est
83 44 JohnShultz
LOCUST.
8 44 Susan lthodes
MADISON.
15 44 Lewis Christopher
300 44 C. W. Eves
60 44 C. W. Eves
1 lot Wllllum MeEwen
8 acres James Potter
MIFFLIN.
8 44 A. J. JJroclus
10 44 Chas. Eekroth's Est.
13 44 Nathan Klrkendall
13 44 J. P. Lantz Est.
15 44 Horace Sweppenhelscr
8 44 Harrison Taylor
10 44 Harrison Taylor
MT. PLEASANT.
4 44 Harvey Graham
OBANUB,
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4 44
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78
tt 70
80
8 50
lot M. W. Dogert
acres Benjamin S. Harman
i.euigu & ui augev inc. i.
44 C. P. & W. It. Ii. CO.
K.
lot Theodore Kush
44 C. 1'. & W. It. U. CO.
tt t tt tt tt
44 Joseph Fausoy
acres Wm. Meurs Est.
pine. ,
44 John H. Parker
44 Thomas Sweeny
44 A. K. sweeny
44 Esther Simons
44 Clarence Welllver
!4 Wllllts Sheep
44 Michael Young
44 W 8. Haas
44 J. K. Lyons
44 J. E. Sands
44 Haunali Dawson Est.
44 11. A. Meyers
BCOTT.
lot 8 T. W. Edgar Est.
uures't'oluinbla Lime & 8. CO.
acre N. L. Campbell
lot Jacob Musslemun Est.
8UUAKL0AP.
aoros Mrs. Joshua Colo
44 Ell Hess
44 J. J. Larzalore
J. S.
FOWLEU.
Treasurer
Treasurer's ofllce.
JJloouiaburg, l'u., April 8 1SUU,
PROFESSIONAL CARD1K-
N. U. FUNK,
ATTORNEY -AT- LAW,
Mr Ent'i Buililm, Court Homw Alli-y,
BLOOM SHUKG, TA.
A. L. FRITZ,
ATTORKEY-AT-LAiv,
Tast Office liuikling, and f.oct,
BLOOMSBUKG, TA.
C. W. MILLER,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Wirt's BuiliHng, 2nd Coot,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
John o. fkkkzb. John o. harman
FREEZE & HARMAN,
ATTORNEY'S AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
BLOOMSBUKG, PA.
Offices: Centrost., nrst door below Opera House
GEO. E. ELWELL,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
Coluui'jun Building, 2nd floor,
BLOOMSBURO, P.fV.
WM. h MAGILL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
BLOOMSBURO, PA.
Office in Peacock's building, Maiket
Square.
W. II. SNYDER,
ATTORN EY-VT-LAW,
Office 2nd floor Mrs. Ents building,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
ROBERT R. LITTLE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Columbian Building, 2nd floor,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
THOMAS B. IIANLY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office in Peacock's Building, Maiket Sq.
BLOOMSBURG, TA.
H. V. WniTR. A. N. TOST
WHITE & YOST
ATTORNEYS-AT-LANV
Wirt Building, Court House Square.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
II. A. McKILLIP.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Columbian Building, 2nd Floor.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
IKELER & IKELER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office back of Farmers' National Bank.
BLOOMSBURG, TA.
R. RUSH ZARR,
Attorney-At-Law.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Office in Clark's Block, corner of 2nd and
Centre Streets, l-!2-'94
W. A. EVERT,
Attorney-At-Law.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
(Ofllce over Alexander Co. Wirt building.
EDWARD J. FLYNN,
attorney-at-law,
CENTRALIA, PA.
nOftlce Llddlcot building, Locust avenue.
JOHN M. CLARK,
ATTORHXY-AT-LAW AWttJUtEBCt Of
not kacx,
Moyer Bm Budding, uA Boat,
BLOOMSBUKG, PA.
J. IL MAIZE,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, INSUKAXd A
RKAL KSTATS AOEHT,
Office in Lockard's Building.
BLOOMSBURO, PA.
B. FRANK ZARR,
ATTORNCY-AT-LATT,
Clark's Building, cor. Mmia and Centra Stv,
BLOOMSBURG, Pa.
J"Can be consulted in German.
w. 11. riiawn;
ATTORKTY-AT-LAW,
Office, corner of Third and Maia Stnatv
CATAWISSA, PA.
J. B. McKELVY, M. D.,
' SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
Office, North tide Main St-, belov Market,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Dr. J. C RUTTER,
PHYSICIAN AND SUXGIOK,
Office. North. Market Stxotf.
VLOOUSBUSSk TK
f I'XCIAL ATTENTION TO DltKASH OF CnitBM
II. MERMAN, M. D.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Af. ;) LL'.-tOIOil
okfic iiopks: Ofllce li Ilesldenoe, lib St.,
VlllllSA. M.,
1 to S and 7 to 8 P. H.
EI.CC.VM T'I'O. PI.
S. B. ARMENT, M. D.
OfTec trd Kitii'd cc h. I?.. V'epl itih
DlhEA bEH OK H1F. HlPnAT AND NOHJC
HPICCIALTY
to 10 A.M.
it! 10 4 P. M.
IrtOtfP. il.
to 10 A.M. LLOOysiiPKO
offick norBs
PA.
DR. ANDREW GRAYDOV,
PHYSICIAN AND KtlROFON,
-Bloomsruro, Pa.-
Ofllce and rrsldenre In 1 inf. W&llei's Hon
MARKET STREET
TELEPHONE.
IIONORA A. ROBBINS, 1M. D.,
Office, West First Street,
BLOOMSBURO, PA.
iTSrccial nttention given to the eye and
the filling of glasses.
Dr. F. W. REDEKER,
PHYSICIAN AND HVHOEON,
Ofllce and Residence, centre St., between 4th
and Bib sis.
Diseases of the ear, nose and throat a specialty.
BLOOMSBURG, TA.
18 to in a ra.
Offici nocns: Vl to 8 p. m.
17 to p. m.
J. J. BROWN, M. D.,
Market Street. Bloomsburo, Pa.
TIIE EYE A SPECIALTY.
Eyes treated, tester!, fitted with glasset
and Artificial Eyes supplied.
Hours 10 to 4. Telephone Connection
DR. M. J. HESS,
Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege. Office 2nd floor front, I.ockard Build
ing, corner of Main and Centre Streets,
BLOOMSBURG, FA.,
Pcntistry in all its branches, Writ guar
anteed as represented. Llliei tnd ad
ministered or ELECTRIC V1HKAIOK and Local
Anx'Sthetics used for the jinits? extraction
of teeth free of charge when ai Uficiul teetk
are inserted"
Lockard's Building, 2nd floor, Comet
Main and Centre. 1
Dr. W. II. HOU.5E,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Ofllce, Eartnn's Building, Main below Marke
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
All styles of work done in a superior manner,
and all work warranted as represented.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PATH,
by the use of Gas, and free of charge whea
artificial teeth are inserted.
HTTo be open all hours during the day.
DR. C. S. VAN HORN,
DENTIST.
Office corner of East and Main street, op
posite Town Hall,
onice hours 8:30 to 18 a. m ; 2 to 1 p. m.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
C. WATSON McKELVY,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
(Successor to B. P. 1 1 art man
Hepresents twelve of the strongest Compan
ies In the world, among which are :
CASH TOTAL BtTBFLTI
, CAPITAL. A8BBTS. OVI1 ALL.
Franklin of Phlla,. noo.nou f:i,niti,rw9 f 1,000,601
Penn'a. Phlla 400,000 ,K,iiiO 1,41,M8
t)ueen, of N. Y.. . tsoo.ooo 8,!M8,wi5 l.oai.tst
West Chester, N. Y. 8O0,0i0 1,753,307 4ai.ni
N. America, Phlla. 8,000,000 9,7,8 S,Mt,m
OFFICI IN I. W. Mt'KlLVY'B STOBI.
5"Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
M. P. LUTZ & SON,
(SUCCESSORS TO FREAS BROWN)
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS AND BROKERS.
o
N. W. Corner Main and Centre. Streeta,
BLOOMSBURG, Pa.
o
Represent Seventeen as good CompanS
ies as there are in the World and all "
losses promptly adjusted and paid
at their Office.
CHRISTIAN F. KNAPP,
FIRE INSURANCE.,
BLOOSBURG, PA.
Home, of N. Y. Merchants of Newark,
N. J.j Clinton, N. Y.; Peoples', N.Y.jRead.
ing, Pa j German American Ins. Co., New
Yorkj Greenwich Insurance Co., New York)
Jersey City Fire Ins. Co., Jersey City, N. J.
These old corporations are well seasoned
by age and fire tested, and have never jret
had a loss settled by any court of law. Theit
assets are all invested in solid securities, and
liable to the hazard of fire only.
Losses promptly and honestly adjusted and
paid as soon as determined, by Christian K.
Knnpp, Special Agent and Adjuster, Bloootf
burg, Pa.
The people of Columbia county ahonld
patronize the agency where losses, if any,
are settled and paid by one ol their
citizens.
CENTRAL HOTEL,
B. Stohner, Trop. C. F. Stohner, Assistant.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Large and convenient sample rooms. Hot
and cold water, nnd all modern conveniences.
The hotel has been lately refurnished.
RALPH R. JOHN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hartman Building, Market Squ are,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
The COL JJMBIAN, $i.ooa year