THE COLUMBIAN. BLOOMSBURG. PA. 7 TOWNSHIP 0FFI0ER8. till of Officer! Elected on Tuesday, Febru ary 16, 1897, In This Counly, or Returned ai Tit. BEAVER. C. W. Stead justice of the peace. Satnl Longenbcrger, Henry Eck roat supervisors. Samuel Klingaman poor overseer. C. B. Noetling, J. W. Schlicher school directors, Emanuel Harger judge of election W. W. Schell, Samuel Klingaman inspectors. E. E. Rice auditor. ' Nathaniel Ney tax collector. BENTON BOROUGH. F. K. Seeley chief burgess- C. B. McHenry 67 votes, H. F. Everett 8a councilmen. Daniel Hess 59 high constable. W. C. Fullmer 71 votes, D. E. Keeler 60 school directors. Elmer Davis 65 auditor. C. L. Davis 62 poor overseer. Elwood Knouse 59 judge of elec tion. Clint DeWitt 46, O. E. Little 24 inspectors. BENTON TOWNSHIP. Chas. Gibbons justice. W. L. Cole 52 votes, J. N. Shultz 56 supervisors. G. W. Knouse poor overseer. I. K. Laubach 1 yr. 63 votes, M. L. Stine 3 yrs. 54 votes, M. T. Mc. Henry 3 yrs. 53 votes school direc tors. W. B. Laubach judge of election. N. W. IJess, A. W. Dreslier inspectors. A. R. Stine auditor. Jno. C. Wenner town clerk. Abram Ilartman tax collector. 11RIARCREEK. John Crisman justice. G. M. Bower, Adam Suit super visors. G. W. Ash poor overseer. Stewart Ash, M. L. Houseknecht school directors. I). H. Miller judge of election. D. G. Kleintob, S. W. Adams inspectors. Stewart Ash auditor. E. S. Martz town clerk. CATAWISSA TOWNSHIP. W. M. Levan, R. J. Miller super visors. John Waltz poor overseer. Chas. Heiss 3 years 48, J. V. Rider 3 years 46, M. T. Hartman 3 years 46, Michael Fetterolf 2 years school directors John S. Barnes judge of election. Adam Gensil, Clarence Miller inspectors. II. Lloyd Creasy auditor. W. H. Roberts tax collector. CF.NTRALIA BOROUGH. Edward Dempsey chief burgess. Michael Madden 1st ward, James I Reese 2nd ward, A. C. Rooney 1 year council. B. I. Cunan 1st ward, Patrick Curran and ward judge .of election. Win. Hines 1st ward, John Benfield 1st ward, Freeman Yeager and ward, S. M. Leiby and ward inspectors. W. J. Yor worth 1st registry assessor. Jno. B. Lynch 3 yrs. 1st ward, Jno. J. O'Donnell 2 yrs. 1st ward, Robt. J. Brenr an 1 yr. 1st ward, James M. Reilly 3 yrs. and ward, A. J. Foy 2 yrs. and ward, Jno. P. Laughlin 1 yr. and ward school directors. M. H. Cuff 3 yrs. Patrick Gaughan j auuiiuis, CENTRE TOWNSHIP. Simon Sitler, Elms Wertman su pervisors. Elisha Hagenbuch poor overseer. T. M. Adams, J. C. Cryder school directors. J. S. Hagenbuch judge of election. C. C. Whitmire, Andrew Hagen buch inspectors. T. C. Kocher auditor. T. W. Sweppenheiser tax collec tor. CLEVELAND TOWNSHIP. L. Earnest, Christian Mensch supervisors. Simon Leiby poor overseer. B. S. Bodine, C. Small school directors. John Gable judge of election. J- R. Wynn, Frank Pfahler in spectors. John Mourer auditor. W. A. Yocum tax collector. CONYNGHAM TOWNSHIP. ' J. Tighe justice. John Dormer 191, Wm. Feely 151, P. M. Beaver 53 and Peter Beaver 101 supervisors. B. J. Doyle poor director. Win. Raudenbush school direc tor. Registry assessors E N.-Wm.Cal-W. N.-E. E.Straub, W.-Edward Jasper, S. E.-Wm. Kelker, S. W. aarauel Oster. Judge of election E. N.-Thomas tohhan, W. N.-Chas. Kostenbauder, W.-Hugh Breslin, S. E.-Michael tyrnes, S. W.-John Pitts. InSDertnro E" W W T7 ".! Kt yan; VV. N.-J7A. Miller, H. Georgei w.-Wm. Price, P. Gallespie 1 S. E. feter McHale, Patrick Conryi S. W.- Ju e' Wm" Hoi"bach. Thos. J. McConnell auditor. James Munley town clerk. raok Brennan tax collector. F1SHINOCREF.K TOWNSHIP. Daniel Wenner, Stot McTTenrv supervisors. J. A. Karns poor overseer. Chas. Emery, A. A. Eveland school directors. W. N. Hosier, east, M. R. Kclch ner, west registry assessors. H. R. Ash, east, Hiram Karns, west judge of election. Emanuel Wenner and J F. Rhinard east, C. B. Ash and J. F. Trump, west inspectors. Rush Harrson auditor. J. C. Campbell town clerk. A. B. McHenry treasurer. O. J. Hess tax collector. FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP. Thomas Elms justice Jonathan Lorcman, Wm. George supervisors. Jacob Artley poor overseer. L. D. Rohrbach, Charles Beagle school directors. Harvey Fetterman-judge of election A. E. Bolich, Jesse George in spectors. Leonard Bolich auditor. D. A. Munson tax collector. GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP. Wesley Morris, John K. Parker supervisors. W. Utt, G. W. Miller school directors. J. W. Mather, east ; Henry Parker, west registry assessors. G. E. Beck, east; Clyde Vanhorn, west judge of election. Samuel Parker, Thomas Snyder, east, J. C. Parker, C. A. Kitchen, west mspectors. C. H. Dildine auditor. S. Y. Mather tax collector. HEMLOCK TOWNSHIP. Jacob Harris, Wm. A. Miller supervisors. Wm. A. Miller poor overseer. Geo. Bogart, Jacob Zeisloft school directors. Chas. Werkheiser judge of election Frank Emmit, H. M. Grotz in spectors. C. F. Girton auditor. E. J. Ohl tax collector. JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Henry Hagenbuch, Chas. Coleman supervisors. John Savage poor overseer. J. H. Shultz, Alex. Knouse school directors. E. F. Strauch, Francis Albertson registry assessors. Wm. Hirleman judge of election. C. O. Hartman; J. L. Hirleman and T. L. Knouse a tie vote inspectors. J. F. Derr auditor. J. B. Kitchen tovn clerk. C. W. Young tax collector. LOCUST TOWNSHIP. J. A. Bitner, W. L. Kline super visors. John Rarig poor overseer. Wesley Lindermuth, Jerry Miller school directors. W. H. Bitner judeje of election. L. H. Lee, Herman Billig inspec tors. Jere Snyder auditor. H. H. Billig tax collector. MADISON TOWNSHIP. Uriah Welliver justice. Geo. Whitenight, J. W. Smith- supervisors. Cyrus Reichard poor overseer. D. A. Shultz, A. F. Hartline school directors. W. S. Leese judge of election. R. M. Butler, D. C. Welliver inspectors. Baltis Sterling auditor. D. W. Williams tax collector. MAIN TOWNSHIP. J. F. Bauman, Samuel Alstetler supervisors. F. P. Grover poor overseer. H. M. Houck, J. E. Longenberger school directors. J. B. Nuss; W. S. Fisher and A. W. Grover tie-each one vote assessor. Joseph Hartzel judge of election. W. P. Hawk, C. F. Hartzel in spectors. W M. Longenberger auditor. J. B. Nuss tax collector. MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP. D. S. Brown Justice. J. P. Aten, Henry Nuss super visors. G. M. Durling poor overseer. Milton Lehman, E. P. Hons. school directors. Samuel Snyder judge of election. C. W. Bowman, J. C. Nuss in spectors. C. w. Hess auditor. Benj. Pennypacker tax collector. M1LLVILLE BOROUGH. J. C. Christian chief burgess. Jos. W. Eves, R. J. Eves council- men. A. H. Neyhard, R. B. Grimes school directors. ' S. J. Eckman judge of election. John Ruckle, Chas. Brum, Preston Eves inspectors. James M. Rote tax collector. MONTOUR TOWNSHIP. Emanuel SummersMichael Rouch supervisors. Isaac Mourey poor ovefer. Harry Deimer, E. A. Mears-chool directors. . ' P. S. Kashner judge of election. E. A. Mears,. Lloyd Fry-inspectors. James Quick tax col'ector. MT. PLEASANT TOWNSHIP. Eri Ikclcr, Amos Mellick super visors. Hiram Crouse poor overseer. J. H. White, T. B. Ruckle school directors. Frank Dollman judge of election. Frank Hippensteel, A. E. Black- inspectors. A. V. Kressler auditor. F. P. Davis tax collector. ORANGE TOWNSHIP. Norman McHenry, A. C. Achen- bach supervisors. A. W. Eveland poor overseer. J. E. Sitler, J. D. Carl school di rectors. J. H. Herring judge of election. H. E. Bellis, Chas. P. Trump In spectors. J. J. Wolf auditor. Joseph V. Keller town clerk. Amos Neyhard tax collector. PINE TOWNSHIP. Davis Gardner, A. Kitchen super visors. A. K. Fullmer, Thos. Fortner poor overseers. G. H. Gordner, A. E. Girton school directors. P. W. Sones, north, John Fenste macher, south registry assessors. Jonas Reichard, north, J. F. Lemon, south judge of election. Daniel Ridler, J. V. Kinney, north, W. B. Hay man, Elias Watts, south inspectors. A. E. Girton auditor. R. M. Potter and P. W. Sones tie, each 59 votes--tax collector. ROARINCCREEK TOWNSHIP. L'. Fetterman justice. John Hampton, Jacob Fetterman supervisors. Unas retterman poor overseer. Frank Dreisbach, II. C. Helwig school directors. Wm. Hoffman and W. H. Craig, 45 votes each, tie judge of election J. C. Cherrington, Wilson Craig inspectors. W. B. Houck auditor. D. Long tax collector. SCOTT TOWNSHIP. Wilson Wanich, B. A. White- supervisors. Newton Baker, A. B.Oiiyte school directors. O. B. Case, east, R. C. Johnson, west registry assessors. Wm. Bogert, east, J. B. Ammerman west judge of election. Chas. Trembly, Isaiah Heckman, east, J. L. Darrah, J. D. Terwilliger, west inspectors. S. K. Worman auditor. C. E. Hartman tax collector. SUGARLOAK TOWNSHIP. A. M. Vansickle constable. C. W. Hess, A. P. Fritz super visors. H. J. Hess, A. P. Fritz school di rectors. Wilbur Laubach, south. F. B. Fritz north registry assessors. J. F. Lamon, north, F. E. Harring ton, south judge of election. North-W. E. Kocher, Ezra Stephens South-J. E. Harrington, Fred Lau bach inspectors. O. M. Hess auditor. ' Erastus Fritz town clerk. Aaron Hess tax collector. Awful Experience with Heart Disease. That Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart works like magic, and cures is proven by the testimony of Mr. L. J. Law, Toronto, Can. "I was so sorely troubled with heart disease that I was unable for 18 months to lie down in bed lest I smother. After taking one dose of Dr. Agnew's Heart Cure, I retired and slept soundly. I used one bottle and the trouble has not returned." Sold by C. A. Kleim. LITERACY NOTES. Gibson's new English oirl. Charles Dana Gibson, in illustrating a short story that narrates the romance of a Princess, for the March Ladies' Home Journal, has created what he regards as his typical English girl. She is said to be as distinctive and striking as his famous American girl, and while essentially different she is quite as interesting. The drawing will illustrate Robert C. V. Meyers' story, "The Morning After the Servia Got In." OLGA NETHERSOLE TO WRITE. ' Olga Nethcrsole, the actress, has turned her attention to writing, and will give advice of a practical nature to " The Girl Who Aspires to Elocu tion." Her contribution will appear in an early issue of the Ladies' Home Journal. NOVEL SHOWING OK EASTER HATS AND BONNETS. A novel method of presenting the newest and freshest Eastertide crea tions of Paris milliners has been adopt ed by the Ladies' Home Journal for March. In that magazine the new French hats and bonnets will be pic tured as they are worn. This unique display is useful, therefore, in pointing our clearly not only Fashion's decree, but the styles in headdress best suited to several contrasted types and faces. To restore gray hair to its natural color as in youth, cause it to grow abundant and strong, there is no better preparation than Hall's Hair Renewer. A Printer's Philosophic Death. Paid His Way Through Lite and Wandered In Many Lands. A letter left by T. F Pearson, a printer who committed suicide last week by inhaling gas, was received at the coroner's office on Thursday. It contained the following : " To die or not to die is the question. I heard a minister sly that what happened God permitted and what God permitted He destined. Hence the die being cast I die, being permitted. "I am ready for Nature s rest I ve had my day, though, for a workingman having by my own earnings as a print er paid my passage always never tramping it or beat my way and traveled in Europe, Asia, Africa, New Zealand and well over America. "Thus I spent my money, and now, being without money, I may as well be out of the world. Sixty-four years old last June, always sober and saving but a rover from the word go." Hood's Sarsaparilla is known to be an honest medicine, and it actually cures when all others fail. Take it now. 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