THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMS BURG, PA.
8
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
J. S. Williams & Son,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
Public Sale Criers and
General Auctioneers.
IT" Fifteen years experience. Satisfaction
fnaranteed. Best returns of any sale criers In
his section of the Mat. Write for terms and
dates. We never disappoint our patrons. 1-5
Sale at Proctor Inn-
The personal property at Proctor
Inn will be sold at public sale on
Friday, May 19th, at 10 o'clock a.
m. It includes parlor, bed-room,
dining room and library furniture,
ingrain and Brussels carpets, porch
chairs, mattresses, bolsters and pil
lows, and many other articles.
Terms All sales of $5.00 and
tinder, cash. All over $5.00 four
months' credit.
For particulars inquire of C. R.
Buckalew, A. L. Fritz, or Geo. E.
Elwell, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Excursion rates from Bloomsburg
to Jamison City and return, $1.00.
To Cure Conatlpatton Forever.
Take Cascorots Candy Cathartic. 10c or 2Rc
If C (J. G. fall to cure, druggists refund money.
The continuance of the unusually
beautiful and balmy spring weather
which has blessed this section of
the country has afforded an oppor
tunity for much outdoor enjoyment.
The whole country is beginning to
look lovely in its green robes, and
the bright reds, yellows, and pinks
of the fruit trees is indeed a vision
of exquisite and rare beauty.
Since April, 1898, West Hemlock
township has lost, by death, five
aged and respected residents, whose
names and ages are as follows : Ja
cob Stine, 72 ; Hiram Kitchen, 69 ;
Vincent R. Shultz, 79 ; Reuben
Bomboy, 96; Wm. Crossley, 81.
The average age of these old gen
tlemen was therefore 77 years. A
good showing as to the healthful
ness of West Hemlo:k and the lon
gevity of the inhabitants. Danville
Democrat.
With the exception of the blow
ing of some of the factory whistles,
at about half past five Monday
morning, Dewey Day passed off
very quietly in Bloomsburg. It was
not a legal holiday and the banks
remained open. A parade made up
of Normal School students on bi
cycles took place about ten o'clock.
The procession was headed by a
hack load of ladies also from the
school.
The stars and stripes floated from
many buildings during the day. In
the evening the Bloomsburg Band
held a dance in the Town Hall, at
which a general good time was had,
although a thunder storm which
occurred about eight o'clock inter
fered very much with the attend
ance. But notwithstanding the fact
that the demonstration was of a
mild order, it was Dewey Day any
how and always will be. The anni
versary of one of the most moment
ous and far-reaching naval victories
of modern times.
Withdrawal Card.
I hereby announce my withdrawal
as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for County Treasurer.
Business engagements prevent my
remaining a candidate. I thank the
Democratic party for the strong en
couragement given my candidacy. I
am a Democrat and will continue to
aid the party with my vote and influ
ence. 2t J. K. SHARPLESS,
Catawissa.
Shake Into Your Shoes
Allen s Foot-Ease, a powder for the
feet. It cures painful, swollen, smart
ing nervous feet, and instantly takes
the sting out of corns and bunyons. It
is the greatest comfort discovery of
the age. Allen's FootfEase makes
, tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a
certain cure for sweating, callous and
hot. tired, aching feet. Try it to-day,
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores,
By mail for 35c in stamps. 1 rial pack
ge free. Address, Allen S. Olmstead,
he Roy, N. Y. 4-13 4-t-d
Queen i Quality
For Women.
$3.00.
Style, Fit, Wear.
None Better.
W. C. McKINNEY,
No. 8 East Main St.
You can get your money's worth
of wall paper and have some left if
you will go to Mercer's, he is sell
ing cheap.
Strawberries have made their ap
pearance in market, but the price is
away up, and the berries are not
very nice at that.
School boys claim that it is too
hot to go to school, but the same
boys say it is just prime weather to
play base ball, and right in the sun
at that.
A woman bearing the romantic
name of Roxina Rosencrance, living
in the beautiful village of Towanda
was arrested Saturday evening,
charged with kicking a seven-year-old
boy to death. The lady kept
house for Jerry VanSickle, the boy
belonged to his brother, S. P. Van
Sickle, and report says the woman
was in the habit of beating him un
mercifully. The boy told his father
that Miss Roxina sprang at him,
uttering an oath, and kicked him in
the abdomen, lifting him clear off
the floor. He was placed in the
hospital where he died Saturday. If
the charge is proved Bradford county
justice is apt to send her to jail for
a full week. Dushore Review.
Very frequently circulars address
ed to the police department are re
ceived by authorities from different
places in the country containing
descriptions and portraits of crimin
als, and offering rewards for their
capture. Some of the pictures oi
these circulars are very interesting.
We w'eie shown one on Monday,
containing a new system of identify
ing criminals which has been adopt
ed throughout the world. It is a
very complete method, in fact so
much so that a man might be head
less and yet be identified. It is
based upon knowledge that no two
human beings are precisely alike.
Therefore exact measurements of
the body, limbs, hands and feet are
taken. Every minute scar, mole or
mark that would be permanent un
less cut out is recorded and its precise
location designated upon an outline
cut of a human figure. It is a
wonderful method, but of course
can only be employed to effect the
capture of such criminals as have
been subjected to examination by
officers of the law.
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke lour Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, bo mag
netio. full of life, nervo and vigor, take No-Toll
ac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 60c or II. Cure guaran
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
Well now.maybe candidates hav
ent been swarming around here
this week. There was a double
attraction for them in the regular
May term of court and the meeting
of the school directors for the elec
tion of a County Superintendent.
Wherever you turned you could see
one or more of them bobbins uo
serenely. The hustling aspirants
whom we saw getting in their big
licks with the residents of the rural
districts, who were brought here by
one or the other of the above stated
events, were: Wilson Yeager, Jerry
Snyder, and W. B. Snyder of the
South Side candidates for the Treas-
urership, and W. II. Fisher, of
Main township and Charles Gibbons
of Benton township, candidates lor
County Commissioner. J. C. Rut
ter and A. N. Yost of this town,
candidates for Register and Record
er were also sharing in the fun, and
were making hay while the sun was
shining. In fact they were all on
hand, rubbing up against each other,
but the best of good humor prevail
ed, ana while many are opposing
each other, and each putting up
sun ngnt tor the democratic nom
inations, for the respective offices,
they are as they should be, all good
friends.
Pais Unnecessary in Ciiiliirtii.
Fain is no longer necessary in childbirth.
Its causes, being understood, are eatily over
come, the labor being made short, easy and
free from danger, morning sickness, swelled
limbs, and like evils readily cured. Cut this
out; it may save your life, suffer not a day
longer, but send us a cent stamp and receive
in sealed envelope lull particulars, testimon
ials, confidential letter, &c. Address, Frank
1 homas & CO., Baltimore, Md. 3-J 6 m
All patent medicines and pure
drugs at Mercer's Drug & Book
Store.
A musical and oratorical contest
was held in the Lutheran church
Tuesday evening. The audience
wiis very large and the program ex
cellent. The prizes were awarded
to Miss Julia Martin, for music, and
for oratory to Miss Minnie Diely.
A thunder and lightning storm
of unusual severity visited this town
Tuesday afternoon. There was also
considerable hail fell. The wind
was of a violent nature and did con
siderable damage to the electric
light wires. On Market Street limbs
were torn from many of the trees,
and similar damages were done in
other parts of town.
David Wright, a locomotive en
gineer on the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad, met with a seri
ous accident at Catawissa Tuesday
afternoon. He was under the engine
examining some of the workings,
when the iron steed moved forward
just far enough to catch his foot,
crushing it so badly that amputa
tion was necessary. Mr. Wright
has been in the Company's employ
for many years.
A weasel has taken up its abode
under, the steps leading down to
Glascoe Cameron's barber shop,
and has furnished considerable
amusement for a great many peo
ple during the past few days. Yes
terday morning it made its appear
ance in front of the postoffice, and
attracted the attention of half a
dozen men and boys, who were
standing near. An attempt was
made on the little rascal's Hfe, but
making use of its agility, for which
its kind is remarkable, succeeded
in dodging the sticks and stones
fired at it, and made its escape
down the steps. Rats will be
scarce in the vicinity of its abode,
and should it run across any hen
roosts while on its nocturnal rounds,
there will be a difference in the
size of the flock the next morning.
NOTES FROM E8PT.
Parvin Groh and wife of Berwick.
visited in town on Sunday.
John Edgar of Weatherly, was a
recent visitor in town.
Harry Straub of Beaver Valley.
Sundayed with his parents on
Hidlay Hill.
Rev. and Mrs. Mmsker of Nanti-
coke have been called to town on
account of the death of the latter's
sister, Mrs. Boughter.
It may be an item of interest to
the public generally to learn that
R. Creveling is seriously con
sidering the purchase of a bicycle.
Eevi Kiuley, who has been dang
erously ill for many months, we
understand is quite low at this
writing.
Mrs. Alfred Boughter departed
this life very suddenly on Sunday
night last. She had not been en
joying good health for many months,
but her death was quite unexpected
as she was apparently in a much
improved condition. She was of
a kind and loving disposition, an
excellent Christian, and her demise
will be sadly appreciated by the
husband and three children who
survive. The sympathy of the en
tire community is extended to the
family in this, their greatest afflic
tion. Huston Robinson, is another of
our people who has gone to his
ast long rest, having died at his
sister's home in Bloomsburg on
Monday. Mr. Robinson was one of
our oldest and best known citizens.
HOW TO riNU OUT.
Fill a bottle or common glass with
your water and let it stand twenty-four
hours: a sediment or settling indicates
an unhealthy condition of the kidneys;
if it stains your linen it is evidence of
kidney trouble; too lrequent desire to
pass it or pain in the back is also con
vincing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out of order.
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge
so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, blad
der and every part of the urinary pass
ages. It corrects inability to hold
water and scalding pain in passing it,
or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that
unpleasant necessity of being com
pelled to go often during the day, and
to get up many times during the night.
The mild and the extraordinary eflect
of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It
stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases. If
you need a medicine you should have
the best. At druggists fifty cents or
one dollar.
You may have a sample bottle and
a book that tells more about it, both
sent absolutely free by mail, if you
send your address to Dr. Kilmer &
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writ-
ing be sure and mention that you
read
this generous offer in The Columbian,
Annual Statement
OF
The Town of Bloomsburg
FOR THE YEAR 1898.
TAX HULL FOH TUB YEAH 1K
"P 11765528 D mills 1!MM 11
Huburban n-M (I " 791 55
J,"rm"",: " KW.il IU 41 2
Personalty l.ni5 117 oft
Occupations . 211!l5" fun 10
DogB and bitches ,,,, m 00
11 WW OS
ADD THE FOLLOWINU EXONERATIONS.
Artificial Ice Co t 50110
Furniture Co iota h
Brass A Copper Co ', junoo
Bloomsburg M fg. (,o . v oo
Hteam Healing Co fcnio
Carpet Mill t o iHnon
Electric Light Co m
I'enn Elevator Co . nooa
811k Mill Co. I....!... amno
Hohool Furnishing Co .'
Magee Carpet Works ijixin
llloom Oas t'o a.y)
per cent, of the above valuation Is iittts 71
Funded debt. Is rJitZ m
Bond No. 154 outstanding !J JJJJ
Irt2".i95 00
lflOO
1WX)
it 10
5)
JtiO
801
(WO
210
goo
200
son
Mil
Issue of August 9th 1K2......
" " June Mil, wi
" October loth, ikh7
" " October 4th, IHsm
" " Heptemr lttn.lhrt
November 17, IH'.io
" " January 17th,lH'.M
" " January Mi n,lHt:i
" November 2d,lwH
' November 1.",1M4
" October glth,lHD,i
" " August. (Mh, 1HH
" July amh, miff
" September I!5,1KOT
" " Juiy 80th, 18HH
Totals
Total .
Bond No. 1M, due August 1st, itww,
ho
810
67H
220
20
200
800
1000
Wirt
500
10 10
ftOO
800
m
MO
5llO
mb
lM
but not
J. K. 11ITTENBRNDEU, Collector.
DK.
To balance on duplicate of
1H95 I 1A59 97
To balance on duplicate of
IW) olg gi
f 8834
J. K. BITTEN BENDEK, collector.
CB,
By exoneration on duplicate
Of IHii f 61 18
By amount paid A. N. Yost,
Treaa. on dup. of 1895. .. 128 40
By amount paid A. N. Yost,
'1'reas. on dup. lttM f 11 28
By balance due on duplicate
of mi 872 89
By balance due on duplicate
oi imm ssuu ws
-t 88M
L. D. KASE, Collector.
DK.
To bilance on duplicate of
1897 f 5284 14
To balance on duplicate of
WM $10278 .
-f 15562
L. D. KASE, Collector.
CK.
By amount paid A. N. Yost,
Treat, dup. o 1897 I 8747 71
By amount paid A. N. Yost,
Treas. on dup. of 1898 8267 63
By balance on duplicate ot
1897 153fl 48
By balance on duplicate of
IS'.Q.m 'Oil U3
-t 15562
A. N. YOST, Treasurer.
Sit.
To bal. from last settlement $ 537 84
To error In credit of last years
, nn- via l n
nittlVIUUIll', UIUCI U.U
Of 1897 47 50
To amount from J. K. Bit
By amount irotn u v. nasi',
collector
By amount ot tax roll 198.. .
By amount from U. a. Fleck-
7015 84
9361 38
enatine, iroaa. wu. 11-
8 2 00
To amount frorn'o. 8.' Fleck-
enstine, Treas. om. li
censes low.
To amu Silas Conner loan ... .
To amt. bonds Issued and sold
To amt. W. o. Holmes Presi
dent To amt. from W. K. Kocher..
1254 00
1000 00
bout oo
1K2 20
2 50
TO amt. irom jos. nam ueu- .
ellrji AAHenHed JefT. St 100 00
To amt. from u. o. uouowcu
benefits ass. Jen t
To amt. from W. V. Bobbins
benettis ass. on Jolt. bu..
To amt, from A. U. Brians
100 00
1 55
benents ass. on Jen. nu . .
To amt- wtateTreas.Tax from
For. Fire Ins. Co.
To amt.. from Bond Holders
200 00
186 32
State tax 200 75
$ g',1697
A. N. YOST, Treasurer.
CK,
By amt. of orders of t paid t loo 37
'95
65
96
97
A5 82
689 97
18563 77
10 80
10 80
10 80
10 80
10 80
10 80
10 80
10 80
81 12
86 78
204 04
'98
By amt. of Coupons of Feb. '93
paid
" amt. of Coupons of August
:H8 paid
amt, of Coupons of Feb. '94
paid .
" amt. of coupons ot AuKUSt
'Utipald
" ami. ot Coupons of Feb.' 95
paid
amt. of Coupons of Auk.'95
paid
" amt. of Coupons of Feb.
paid
" amt. of Coupons of Aug.ltt
paid
" ami. of coupons ot Feb. '97
paid
amt of Coupons ot Aug. '97
nald
' amt. ot Coupons of Feb.'98
paid
amt. of Coupons Of Auc'98
paid 1315 56
" amt. ot Coupons of Feb.'99
paid 1215 45
" amt. of bondH paid 7015 84
" amt. of Treas. Com 2H0 84
" bul. In Treas. hands 1311 91
29897
BECKIPTS.
To balance from last year's
stauiuient ' oi
" error In credli of last
year's statement order No
Minor '97 47 50
From J. K. Blttenbendur Col
lector hot i
L. D. Kase Collector.... 7ol5 M
" Tax Holl ot '98 mil 88
" u, 8. Fleckenstlne Trcua
bul. license '97 82 00
u. 8. FleclienstlueTreas.
bal. Uoeuse '98 1254 00
" Silas Conner loan luuU oo
Bonds Issued and sold... 8uo0 00
W. O. Holmes, 1'res 182 0
' W. It. Kocher g 60
11 Joseph ltultl, benefits
assessed Jefferson ft 100 00
" II. 8. Hall, ,well, benefits
asHessed Jefferson Ht 100 00
' W. V. Bobbins, benefits
assessed Jeflerboo 81 16 55
" A. U. ltrlL't,'. bunelils
assessed .leffoinon ot 00 00
11 state Treaa. T'-ix from
Foreign Fire In. Co 186 82
" Bona noiaers, bwu iax. xuo 73
1 211097
HIGHWAYS.
T. L. Smith, Smithing $ 0 5
Mover Bros., cemeni 15 40
W. L. Df lnarne, lumber 58 57
Creasy & Wells. 94 47
Uaruiau & Uassert, Binllhtng B 67
(i. It. Martin, agent, smithing 11 18
Ellsha Keller, building guard
rails. 89 89
O. B. Hageubuch, cobble-
stonos. 103 70
D. L. A W. H. K. Co., freight.. 611 87
J. B. Brobst, smithing 3 90
B. L. Barton " 4 95
BONDS DUE AS FOLLOWS:
P.I01 WJ 1KVI 1904 1905 l0rt 1!M7 1-I0S 190". 1910
2fto aio sen mo :a m
:tio 8ki :mi ;wo lie 120 110 4to
7( 7M 775 Hull M f7j 92.1 giiO
280 240 KXI 200 275 K5 1IO0 81a
gno
2110 200
800 800 800 400 400 100 4 00 400 400 500
lcoo 1000 loon moo foo
WM fiOO 500 .SOO 500 ftflO HOO
5ml 400 tiOll 570 4110 4IKJ 811(1 8(10
fiOO 5i0 ftOO 500 5tl 500 500 500
500
o.ni urn, nun irm run 7ifi 7, 71m 71m 700
5A0 5050 5105 5.').-j0 4875 1730 40t: 2H75 1800 1700
000 mn BOH BOO 711 700 7"fl 700
presented by the holder thereof .
Hoffman A Allison, smithing 1 90
W. 11. Lelby, cobblestones.... 11 95
Bloomsburg Water t'o. cinder 61 M
E. W. M. Low, 851 loads grav.
vel 14 100 85 10
L. K. Waller, cinder 227 92
J. :. Brown, Town Engineer.. 136 17
Climax Hoad Machine Com
pany, Hoad Machine,
chutes and buckets. 1095 90
Thos. Oorrey, cobblestones... 112 83
Phils, and Heading hallroad
Company, freight 42 CO
S. M. Hess, coal and crusher.. W is
8. Knorr. smithing 22 08
Koadarmel & Velllvor,8m!th-
. log 9 55
J. B. Eves, plow and oolnts.. 18 4"
W. M. Monroe, powder. 48 43
H. V. Hageubuch, cobble
stones !fl 63
Bloomsburg Car Mfg. Co.,
sundi les at crusher 6 35
W. H. Humphrey, dynamite
and fuse 2 19
Levi N. Cox, smithing 18 90
DlefTenbach Bros., cobble
stones. 10 00
Bloomsburg Car Mfg. Co. two
steel hammers 5 60
W. C. Evans, hummer hand-.
les and labor 2 7 3
Amos Krum, sand 65 82
C. K Klchart, smithing 1 25
Johu Cuip, lumber 2 82
Cold Storage A Art. Ice Co.,
Ice at crusher. g 24
Clearfield Uuy Working Co.,
vitrified brick 140 00
A. L. Ilyssoug.coal at crusher 4 50
C. W. MeKelvy.commlssloner
of highways 581 46
Hauling 2186 15
18
18
79
79
Labor .. 5002 84
-$ 10327
NIW STRUT AND BXTINSIONS.
O. M. Quick, costs grading of
West street f 9 50
Fred Ikeler, viewers costs,
Hlxth street 88 00
8. J. Pealer, viewers costs,
Klftli irmAt. 01 an
T. L. Ounton, damages,' open-
iug wuuerauu street. ou
f
BIWBRI.
W. H Eyer, record book of
reiinn y I OO
C. w. Miller, sewer pipe 12 88
Oeo. M. McAlarney, Agent,
oenn I"! 73
D. I.. W. U H Pn . fiolirhf r.- iu
J. A. Uutchlns Co., sewer
, P'P"; 67 05
Lock Haven Clay Works.
sewer pipe 23 09
i.auor ana uaunug . 6,u 60
-I
WATER.
Jackson & Woodln Mfg. Co.,
water pipe s
D. L. A W. It. K.CO., freight.
Bloom Water Co., bal for year
I8.15 ..,
Bloom Water Co., for 1898....
Bloom Water Co., water pipe
Bloom Water Co., nre plug,
West and Fourth streeta
H. It. aud First streets.. . .
Bloom Water Co., fire plug,
Barton and Main treets..
Bloom Water Co., Ore plug,
Eyer street..
Bloom Water Co., fire plug,
i'enn and Fair streets....
Bloom Waier Co., nre plug,
Llgbtaireet road
?,H 30
85
91 f.7
1125 86
8 to
48 46
42 99
41 89
59 65
42 91
55 12
06
-$
PIKI DIPAHTUINT,
C. W. Hasset, rent, Rescue
hose house $
Fabric Fire Hose Co., two lan
terns J. C. Butter, Jr., rent tor WI-
nona hose cart
W. O. Mc Kinney, gum boots
and couls for ltescue Hose
Co
D. L. & W. It. It. Co., freight
on hoso
Ilarmun & Qassert, coal, lies
cue Hose Co
Empire HubberMfg. Co., hose
and fixtures.
8. F. l'eaeoi'k & Co., lock and
keys, Hwidwlll Fire Co
Creasy & Wells, lumber, Kes
cuo Mro Co
The Fire Companies receive
t heir appropriations as fol
lows :
83 00
10 70
18 00
82 50
ft!
10 81
133 77
5 25
1 83
Friendship, '97 75 00
Winona, '97 75 00
Wlnoua, 98 75 00
Ueseue, 'Vr 75 (10
Frleudshlp, '98 150 00
06
-$
POLK'S AND C0N8TAULR.
George Shultz, for 1897, one
arrest
60
4 00
51 00
6 65
3 00
50 00
2 00
469 00
5 00
9 00
6 75
60
F. P. Bauin, for 1897
Arlington blniliz, balance ot
salary for 1897
Johu it. Townseud, jtf dozen
police budges
Wm. Hiurett, constable, spec
ial elections
M. W. llelz, salary for 1898.;.
M. W. llelz, four arrests
Wesley Knorr. chief of police
Ueorge Crist, police for lhtfS..
Chas. Culp, balance ot salary
Constable fur l97
Wm. Hletterlck, police, for "98
hlllB CO) , do do
one arrest
A. V. llower, police, for 1898,
turnniTMulu
Wm. Mtlner, police, fori 898.'
1 00
0 75
13 50
1 25
8 75
4 25
14 75
14 75
8 00
27 60
9 no
TV 1U, D11UW, uu
Jus. Wills, do
B. W. Hagonbuch,
Frauk Beers, police
Oeo. cavaneo, do
Oeo. oirtou, do
A. Herblue, do
John corbett, do
tieorgo Yost, do
V. M. Hess, - do
F. U. Brake, do
do
do
do
do
do
t
do
do
do
do
06
10 60
82 50
-I
STRUT miiut
Bloomsburg E. L. ft p. co.
balance for U97 42 yo
Bloomsburg E. L. ft P. Co
wiring fountain .' 4719
Bloomsburg 40. L. ft i. Co..
wiring four lights H 00
Bloomsburg K. u ft P. Ca.tor
year 1MB B,-a M
1 nr? 2
rnixTiNo
f'olumblan, ann'l statem't to so gn
Henvieratln sentinel, annual
siaipment. f5 on
Kepulile.an,rnn'l statem't, An 55 oo
Bloomsb'g Ually, tax notices, a on
f 1!1
TOWM tIAI.I..
llloom Gus ro . (ris for iwq...$ tin (0
llloi.m s. A E. 1.. Co., slenin .. im 75
bloom Water Co , water. . . .. 2.1 so
A. c. leWrppuru,mnk'g kern 4 ,sn
Mrs. EII7. Urt, cleaning bull 2 00
m. ('. Illlriehrnnrit, do 9 oil
John Lewis, work on gates... 4 on
Wm. Hhndomoyer. do 4 oil
J. II. Moreer, stationery 8 41
H. II. Slmrploss, work on hull 5 oo
A. V. ilower, watching hall.. 1:1 nn
P. K. Vannutta, painting hall N7 09
V. . Hlsluoti, ammonia and
whiting (lock up) 25
1 m m
MiRmi.t.tNROt'a,
A. II. Bloom, eu al. Town
auditor f js 00
Freeo Quick, secretary, Dal.
. for '97 l.-, oo
I. Ilagenbuoh, health officer,
bal. for 7 17 fto
.T.H. Hrhuyler A Co.,hardware 42 "
Fred Ikeler. solicitor salary
for '7 SCO ro
J. K. Penny!, coal oil 50
I. Hagenbui-h, salary 'B3,
health onicer 150 00
Freeze Quick, sec, salitry for
'98 '.Ml OO
W. C.shaw.patutlng fouutaln 6 00
1911 1912 191:1 Mil 1915 191(1 1917 IBIS 1919
1920 HJ1
BOO 600
500 5;0 600 SCO 500 5(0 500 1000 1000 1000 10 0 lOrtl
700
1700 1100 500 500 500 5C0 500 1000 lOoO
10i)0 low inn
p ii7 no
n o to
Totals 162993 00
1
M. F. Peacock ft Co., hardware m 88
Silas Connor loan. 100J 00
W. o. Holmes, plumbing
fountain 73 42
Silver Hprlng Quarry Co., five
spaul torks .. 6 75
School Furnishing Co., 18
lawn settees at $2.00 80 00
O. B. Melllck, P.M.,envelonen 4 81
Br. Keber, secretary Boaru of
Ilenlth 55 00
L. D. Kase.collector of taxes,
taxes of various persons. 77 4
F. B. Dawson, cementing
fountain 11 25
E. J. Brown, sprinkling 14 no
W. t). Holmes, plumbing Ac 23 52
Freeze Quick, making indices
or ordinances 50 00
Mover Bros., sundries 83
Farmers' National Bank,
Lock box rent for two
years at 2.5o 5 00
W. u. Jury, building Inspec
tor 10 00
C. W Kunyon, hardware 22 41
C. B. Km, recording deed and
release 8 f j
Fred Ikeler, solicitor for '98 . 175 00
A. N, Yost, Treas., State tax
on bonds 209 28
A. N. Yost, Treas., Interest
on orders ana judgments. 753 80
Total numberof orders Issued
Deduct orders ot outstand
ing Amount of orders of W paid..
OTBIR PATHINTS.
Orders of 1894 t 100 37
" ' 1891 56
" " 198 . . (15 3 2
" 639 97
" "18B J85H3 77
Coupons of February, 1893 10 80
" August, 189:1 10 80
' February, 1894.... 10 80
" August, 1891 10 80
' February, 189J. .. 10 BO
" August, 1895 10 80
February, 1896.... 10 80
" August, 1896 10 80
" February, 1897.... 81 12
" August, 1897 86 73
" Februaryil898.. 004 04
August, 1898 1845 56
'1 ... February, 1899.... ikis 45
Bonds paid 5695 00
l reasuier's commission 28)84
88
631 19
J "" in Treasurer s hands, lifcll 94
Equalizing amount of recep's
KKCAPITLLATION.
Highways.... $ 10:17 88
New8treet8,dainuges,0O8t,fto f.81 19
wer 817 50
Water 1517 70
Ire Hepaitmcnt. 7ihi 9
rect lights 5tt7 02
Police aud constables 755 90
Printing in 01
Town nan Jmsi
Miscellaneous a:w7 48
Amount of orders paid. 19:169 98
Coupons paid 3019 30
, 5695 00
1 reusurer's commission 2o 81
Balance Treasurer's hands.. 1331 94
Deduct orders of '9s out
standing t 5818 52
817 50
ASSETS,
Bal. on Duplicate of '95......
" " " " '96
" " '97
' . 11 )!(('
I 872 39
8890 91
ViM 43
1517 70
7011 02
612 71
ftl 45
uue benefits assessed
West Kl rent. .
on
Due benefits assessed'on Jef
ferson street
, 8500 00
Town hall and lot 15000 00
uuun nuu iiuiuec trucK and
hose carls. 1400 00
AthleUcPark tjooOOO
Balance In Treas. hands 1331 94
118 87
..uiuucii yhlO 32
LIABILITIES.
Funded debt $ 62715 00
Judgment First National
."nn 5175 00
Orders outstanding 11282 30
coupons outstanding 175 89
Due Steuin Co., about 40 00
Bond No. 154 due August 1,
'98, but not preseuiod by
the holder thereof OJO oO
t 79667 69
8TATEMENT BHOWINO ACOHUED LIABILI
TIES AND AVAILABLE ASSETS.
I.IAB1I.ITIS3.
Orders ontstnn.llmr ,,., ,
700 69
voi'"v. ?::::::::::. rvs S9
juugmeni, r-irst National Bk 6175 00
Bloomsbg S. 4 E. L. Co .about 40 00
Bond No. 154, due August 1,
, uuv iireseniea.. .. 230 00
1 aavj
Balance ondupllcate of ih5,.j
872 39
Sv.D 93
1538 43
7J11 02
642 71
u UO !..
'J1' Po do IH97..
Ilenetltn nDnuu.ui ...
...,ml u,JU est
Beueltts ussesseii 011 Jeff ersoa
Hal T..'.i" """Kills 88 45
Bal. in lrcasurer's hands l:m 94
1 ri" ' 'oooins
83 45
Liabilities In excess of assets"
uii.uuoiuuunusoi iTesldeut
from sewer permliH.
11 00
W. O. HOLMES,
President.
Attest :
Fkxszb quick, Seo'y.
We. ,.h- ,1!?'tJ"8!iU,:.'JP.a'. APril 28. 1899.
755 90
P. II. FltEEZE, 1
protest W IhemSw'of saZ1 W W
I 8357 48
f 24407 2S
. 5841 se
$. 18563 71
-$29iS7 08
t 48260 83
-148260 03
-179667 69
$ 169 22 fti
-$ 15218 ST
1703 82
w. ftiucKUAUM, Auditor.