THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG. PA-
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If if only health, e
rrrr.t let it c'.ir.g.
but it i a cough. Or.t o'.i
ro sooner rs er? before
another come. But it't the
atrne oil cough a!l the t-rre.
And H'a the time o:i story,
too. There ia ftrt the cold,
then the cough, then pneu
monia or conaurr.ftiori with the
long sktrt. a-i Us trtr.h
Iin( in the talance.
Aprs
ma the rr0 of your cough.
Tbe oonget;on of the throat
and lunge ia removes; a.i in
larorr.ation ia subdued; the
trtt art put perfectly at reat
and the cough dropa avay. It
hat no d:aeaael tiaauea on
which to bang.
Dr. Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
Plaster
tfrrwe out inflaaimarion of the
hinga.
IkanMt t a Xl!n'ri
mi. If m ul la f r'r ;&t uv
r a.4 CM'r tfc. fet m4's tavV
4cvr fr. To. r!
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THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
J. S. Williams & Sod,
BLOOMSBURG. PA.,
Public Sale Criers and
General Auctioneers.
tw ntVAO yean expert'doe. Satisfaction i
rtxaraxiteed. Best returiis of any crl-rs In I
this section of lb f'.. Writ for terms and ,
v e never disappoint our pa'.rota. 1-4 !
The Mystic Solar, 20th Century,
and Plume and Atwood gas lamps j
for your bikes at Mercer's Drug & 1
Book Store. j
Charles F. DeLong committed j
suicide by shooting himstlf through j
the head in the toilet room of the
house of Richardson & DeLong j
Bros., hook and eye manufacturers,
of which he was the junior member,
at Philadelphia on Saturday. The
death of a son fell very heavily on
him and this together with poor
health is believed to have been the
causes for the rash deed. The fam
ily originally came from Montour
County and still own a hand.some
residence near Washingtonville,
which is occupied by them a large
part of every summer.
Do not fail to see the nicest and
largest line of lamps ever shown in
Bloomsburg, at Mercer's Drug and
Book Store.
This is about the time of year
when the leaves turn in color, and
the woods are ablaze with different
tints, and yet we have never heard
it explained why some leaves take
on a reddish hue, and others yellow.
American maples, says a writer on
the subject, transplanted to English
soil, retain the same habit of turn
ing red in autumn, while English
oaks brought to this country do not
change as our oaks do, but their
leaves remain green until frozen and
destroyed. The marvels of nature,
are indeed many and little enough
we know of the why of anything.
Married.
Mears Milnes; On October 1 1,
1 899, in the Methodist Episcopal
church of Espy, Pa., by Rev. Henry
D. Flar.egan, assisted by Rev. Moffett
of Scranton, Joseph A. Mears of
Scranton, Pa., to Elizabeth B. Milnes
of Espy, Pa.
O TE J OT KTCK1A I'M
AXD FISHER I OR COMMIS
SIONERS. Chief Burgess Dr. P. A. Boyer
of Selinsgrove died Sunday evening of
tuberculosis. About four months ago
Dr. Boyer was stricken with the dread
disease, and although he underwent
'reatment in the hospitals of Philadel
phia and afterwards went to the moun
tains, he received no material benefit.
SWAlP' ' n(,t rcconirie"'l'-'l for
D frT everything, but if you have
KUU I ki.llnry, liver, or .lall-r
tiouble it Will be found just the remedy you
need. At druKJjiMi in titty cent and dollar
ize. You may have a sample I ottle of tliu
wonderful new dUcovery by mail free, alo
pamphlet telling all about it.
Audre,lr. Kilmer & Co.,binhainton,N.Y
inerry
Pectoral
E1ATE5E8 ITEM.
Fridav afTernoon at Co"ege H.iJ.
-hem. Mrs. Lvc'ia Rhois,
5. w.cow oi t: e .ate
. fe'.I ir,;o a civterr.
Dr.
K. P.
r fett of water
VJ. ! rtv.t;e her.
xLar.aihan, of
t!
H;
and Jor.eJ &: Laughlan,
Y'.'.z?z, have !ea?ed the Mc?re farm. ;
a'orsg Car.o-s Creek, B!a:r county, with
the purpc? of opair:e' a large stor.e
q-;arrr. They t:!! give err.p'oyme-.t
Vj svera! hundred men. '
Robert Career, sjp-rtEtender.t c-f
m:r.ofthe I-'t'.aware ar.d Huison
Corepar.y. aid a Iead;r,g Republican '.
in Lac5taanr,a county, fe'.l from a
tiestle to s-ome tracks below, and re-'
ceived injuiies from which he died i-.
a few hour?. He stood h;gh ia Ma- (
Kn;c crc.es.
The Cumberland Shirt Manu
facturing Company, of New York, w.'J '
atart its factory at Ashland today.
The tu;Jd;r.g is a three-story brick ;
structure. Four hundred hands will
be employed. The company also in
tends erecting a box factory and a I
steam laundry. J
The Montoursvme Passenger
Railway, running from Williamsport
to Starr Island Park, has passed into '
the hands of a Philadelphia company. '
The same company assumes control
of the Milton, Lewisburg and Watson
town Electric Railway, running from .
Watsontown to Lewisburg, thirteen :
m.les.
That part of the State in and
about Dunbar is enveloped in a heavy
cloud of smoke caused by the moun-.
tain fires which have been burning
along the slope of the Laurel Ridge
since last Saturday. Many of the
mountain people are spending sleep- '
less nights, lest the fire steal urxm '
them and destroy their homes. It is
reported several sawmills were des
troyed Monday night
A double lrame house owned by
the Potter Coal Company in Pittston .
township, Luzerne county, and ten
anted by mine laborers and their fam-.
llies was destroyed by fire Sunday J
night. All the inmates were asleep i
when the fire broke out and it was
with difficulty that they got out of the .
burning building.
AU escaped
but
the
Joseph Sorro. He
perished in
'flames before he could be gotten out j
Pttrick Kane, president of the j
Bar.k of Renovo, was found dead in ;
the doorway of his home Friday morn- j
i.ig at 6 o'clock by a domestic A j
physician, upon examining the body,
said life had been extinct two hours, j
Mr. Kane was 70 years old. He was
for many years engaged as contractor I
in the construction of railroads and !
wis formerly a county commissioner )
and president ot Renovo town Coun-
c;L I
A company has been organized
with a capital stock of $25,000 for the ;
purpose ot supplying pure spring wat- j
er to the towns along the Susquehanna
river. A large reservoir is being built ;
on the White Deer Creek, about ten j
miles west of Milton, from which wat-1
er will be furnished Watsontown, Mil-'
ton, Lewisburg and Sunbury. These ;
towns are now using water pumped i
from the Susquehanna River. Phila- '
delphians are interested in the scheme.
The body of Cesri Curcici was i
found in a clump of bushes near Hunt
ingdon late Sunday night. The head
was crust ed to a pulp, and $150 which
Curcici is known to have had with
him is missing. A companion is miss
ing, and the police are searching the
mountains for nira. Curcici was em
ployed with a number of other Italians
at a tunnel which the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company is driving at Barree,
eight miles from Huntingdon. He
started out Sunday evening with a
friend to hunt chestnuts in the woods.
When found his body was still warm.
A jagged rock weighing twenty pounds
had been used in crushing his skull.
The farmers in the vicinity of Up
land, West Marlborough township,
Chester county, will biing suit against
a dealer who they say sold hogs afflict
ed with cholera in that place some
time ago, claiming damages for several
hundred animals which have since
died. Every one of the hogs purchas
ed at the sale have died. The disease
spread among the domestic animals,
and is still killing many, despite every
effort to stay its progress. Among
the heaviest losers by the disease are
William Cloud, 94 anima's: Charles
Barnard, 40; the Maules, 90, and at
Wharton, Cook, Jere Barnard and
other stock farms nearly every hog is
dead.
Card of Thanks.
Editor Columbian,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Dear Sir: At a recent meeting
our Bible class, No. 9, M. E. Sunday
school, resolved, unanimously to ex
tend a vote ot thanks through the col
umns of your valuable paper, to all
who by participating tn, or patronizing
our recent entertainment in the Opera
House, helped in a great measure in
making it a grand success. Com.
For Erit.
Proctor Inn, well furnished, from
Feb. 1 st 1900. Rent cheap. Apply
to G. E. Elwell or A. L. Fritz, Blooms
burg, Pa. ' tf
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OBtral txk tarrra(l.
NEV." YOIlK. Ot H TLe ;r-tor
f tb- N-w Ynrk fVntr! and Hu!i
H:vf-r rji!r-9'I n.-t rw.fri.' m'-rnics
and agtboriz-J an incr-a -f tbe rapital
tork .f tb- rrd fftn f l.Mai.iai to
ll.V" '.. tbe mobejr to t rid by
tb al- tt tb frk to in fartbf-r
muir'tiiprt of lb- rl. Tb k will
oM to tbe hrho!i-r in th- eorr.ora-ti-n
at par. -fh rtor-khoMfT to t allow
ed to ufritie f r an aiuonr.t f-qual to
15 fLt of bi former byjidibc. Tbe
Dew tork will probably t-e U-ued aVnut
the rt of January r.ext. The price r,t
'-r,tral in U'ail treet ret-r.!ar tou'.-hei
U) on dalins ia share.
Dew y'm lew Home.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.-Admiral
Dewey'g new home at 174" Rhode Is
land areuue ii in tbe heart r.f the red
den' efion of arito-ratie Northwet
Wehinrt"n. Iilotnat. cabinet offi
cers. j'irit and bitrh army and navy peo
ple lire all ap.nnd bim. Farrosiit square
in but two blocks distant, and jut be
yond are the Army and Navy and th
Metropolitan el-iM. The navy depart
ment is not more than ten minutes' wsik
distant. The bone is fully f".ruNhed
and oot the committee $-.'o. It meet
the admiral's wishes in every repect.
He will move ia probably Wednesday.
IJIeyele Keeord Rrnkra.
NEW YOKK. Oct. 2o.-William n.
Brown, who has been endeavoring tince
Thursday mornin? to break the l.JOO
miles road record, completed bis tak at
7.-05 last night. The ten centuries, which
were ridden over a triangTjlar course near
Valley Stream. N. Y.. were made in
about M bourn, seven bourn ahead of tb
previous record. Tbe rider, being well
inide the record time almo-t from the
start of bis journey, wa able to take
considerable rest and finished in good
condition.
Moner Order Report.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 24. The annu
al report of the money order system of
the pon-onW department shows a total
ist:e during the year amounting to 1224.
!."..:!;!. an increase of f')MA.4i2 over
last year. The total earnings of the sys
tem, aggregating $l,5!'l.,j, show an in
crease of !5, 4.
tVlaronala Forest Fires.
BAKAHOO. Wis.. Oct. 24.-Kxtensiv
forest fires are raging south of this city.
Large stretches ot woods and much fenc
ing have already leen consumed, and
farm buildings are threatened. Assist
ance has leea asked for from neighbor
ing villages.
Iowa Troops He torn,
SAN FItANCISC O. Oct. li'J.-The Fifty-first
regiment of Iowa volunteers,
numlrt-ring 7V4 men and 4'i officers, under
the command of i.Vdonel J. ft. Lopcr, ar
rived here yesterday from Manila on the
truiiort Senator. There was no sick
ness aboard.
Death From Vaccination.
NKWHI.'IIG. N. Y., O'-t. "5,-Aftei
suffering four days from lockjaw brought
on by vaccination. Miss Annie Ackels ol
Brewster died yesterday. She was vac
cinated in accordance with the compul
sory vaccination law.
Scarlet Fever Kpldemle.
WAI.THAM. Mass.. Oct. LM.-Au epi
demi" of scarlet fever has broken out iu
this city, and tbe board of health has or
dered the Stearns school closed and fumi
gated. Alxjut IJ5 cases have been re
ported. Xev York Morkrta.
FLOUR Stat.- anil wmtt-rn firmly held,
particularly on low Krad-s, an'l moderate
ly active: winter ftntnts, f.M'-t3.'i; win
ter straights. t. WiZ.lt): Minnesota pat
ents. i.!'.4 10; wlnt-r extras. C.KfiS.
WHKAT No. 2 red. atr opening easier
with disappointing cables, more than re
covered on bullish crop n-ws and an ac
tive demand from shorts: December, 75 7-1C
'a'.', !-lio. : May. 79 1-KfiTVsc.
KYK Dull; stat. &!jUc.; No. 2 west
ern. Kir., t. o. b.. afloat, to arrive.
CORN No. 2 also opened easy on cable
news, but recovered In sympathy with
the rise tn wheat; December, K 5-lti3)-Jc. ;
.May. '' 7i!c.
OATS No. 2 quiet, but firm: track,
whit", state, WJV--.; track, white, west
ern, 2ti30c.
i'OKK vulet; mess, WjO.ZI); family,
III. 7WM2.
LARD Kasy; prime western st'am,
IV. Vi. nominal.
HUTTER yulet : state dairy, lti'-'ij22c.;
state cr'-nmery. 171 24c.
CHKESK Quiet; lurge, white, 1212'ic;
hmall. white. lZ-,r.
K'iOB Quiet: state and Pennsylvania,
2ofi-lc: western, ungraded, Hi1m
BUOAK Raw firm; fair refining, S 13-lSc.
bid; centrifugal. M test. 4 5-Pic. bid; re
fined lirm; crushed, 6 11-1:.; powdered,
6V4C
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans, 32ft
ZOn.
RI"E Quiet; domestic, 4f(7'ie.; Japan,
TALLOW Bteady; city, 4c; country,
HAY Dull: shipping, Cfi70e.; good to
choice, "iiiitz'c
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K".;r.-c. Wrt:.. farmer, iazarloaf
K.-r.t. J ,hn L.. farmer. L'ict
Kt'.cirer Dar.:el W.. fir..Pr:ar;"
M:c lan. S:rc -i. lab.. Mt. Plta-a t
Ica-e. Din-.e! E.. farmer, lxrc.
Sharpie. Gecrge. msr.. Cat. B.
W:llia-rs.rr;. Catawia B.
Swaye. Robert, clerk. Berwick
VasHustea. S:er'n T.. rr.ach.. Ber.
Wh :e, Joha H-. far.. Mt. Pleasant
riTiT ji -f. n r:asT rK.
Biwmaa. R'Atrt S.. aj,-... Berwick
Crea.y. J. Pirt- a. far . F:h creelc
Craw:', r i. Wr.., la"rrer. Hetr.'.ocit
L-tM'tt, Samct!. far.. M.llville B.
Dr.r.ier. Fraac:. srent Bl.x rn.
Liresl-.er. Chare, far.. Beaton T.
Evt-. J'tph W., s-jrver.. Melville
Gosldtr. r.edrxk. far.,Sc?ar!oaf
Gr.rr.:h. Wm.. laV.rer. Centralis
He. Peter H.. laV,rer. Sus;arloaf
H:r'.eraa. Jacob, farmer. Jackson
Hower. Wm. E.. farmer. Franklia
HajrenVcca. Hearr. far.. Jacksca
Ikeler. Gree M..far..Mt.Pleafcant
Kramer. W, gect.. Bloom.
Kierter. Alfred T.. far.. Benton T.
K-.erTer. Jacob E.. butcher. Bloom.
K:le. Br.ttaia. laborer. Sr;arloaf
Mather. J. W., farmer. Greenwood
Noetl-.n?. Chas. B.. mer.. Beaver
Pr.ce. Wm . laborer. Conyahant
Peasyl, J. K.. KToceryrr.an'. Bloom
kaback. Philip, farmer. Beaver
Reimarr!. A. S., clerk. Cat. B.
Sm::a. Fraak. blacksmith. Berwick
Stecker. Raymond C.lab, Hemlock
Steadmaa. Stephen E. far..Sctrarrf
Suit. C. W., laborer. Briarcreek
Stackhouf. Jame V. . farmer. Piae
Trivelplece. Frar.k. tar.. Jacksoa
Termer, H:ram. farmer, Mad:oa
Woods. John L.. Pr.r.ter. Bloom.
Walter. John, farmer, Montotsr
Wheatley. Jobs, lab., Catawi&a B.
Yoetsm. Ambro. far.,Roar.ai;e'k
York, W. S., farmer, Jackoa
SECOND WELK.
Black. Adam, blacksm'h. Benton B.
Craivford, John L..lab..Mt. Plea.
Crawford. Andrew J..far.. Ben. T.
Campbell. las. S..s:h lteach, Fish.
Crofaley, Howard, miller. Bea. B.
Caterall, J. H.. boss, Berwick
Ierr, Calvin, farmer, Jackson
Furman.J.Curt:s.b'ksm'h. Berwick
Faust, llliam. KVrer, Hemlock
Gilbert. Emanuel, far., Mt. Pleas.
Henry, A. K., farmer. Mifflin
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Hawk. B. A., farmer. Main
Hagenbuch. Emory, farmer. Scott
Henry. C. R.. merchant. Miliville
Har.rei:. Joseph, gent. Main
Ivey. Edward, farmer. Hemlock
Kelly. Albert, carpenter, Bloom.
Keeler. Irwin, laborer. Benton B.
Lenahan, D. W.. teacher. Cony'm
Laubach. John G.,farmer.Snearlf
McHeary. A. B., merchant, Fish.
MacGarvey. John, lab., Mt. Plecs.
Moore. Frank, farmer, Ilemlock
MufRey, Samuel, blacksm'h. Scott
McHenry, Gaylor, mer.,Fishc"k
Mensch, Wm.. farmer. Montour
McHenry.Rohr.distiller.BentonT.
Nuss. Henry, farmer. Mifflin
Redline. Johu. teacher. Mitf.in
Robbins. James, farmer, Jackson
Ralston, fosiab, merchant. Bloom
Snyder, y. W.. farmer. Locust
Shaw, il'.iam. painter, Blxm
Williams. L. E.. tinner. Orange
Wenner, John C, far., Benton T.
The ''Jew Lippinoott" Magiziue fcr Uo
Tember, 1899.
The November ''New Lippincott" con
tains a complete novel by Mark Lee Luther,
a name destined to take a high and perman
ent place in American fiction. Hit novel is
entitled 'The Livery of Honor," and dealt
with the capture of Burgoyne and with events
in London and Cambridge which surround
ed it. Though written long before "Rich
ard Carvel,'1 this rattling tale bears resem
blances that are a credit to its quality, and
will win tt the readers who like the adven
ture and love in the longer novel. A tweet
colonial girl transplanted to the shores of
New England th jwt of what stuff she is
made in the perilous situations of those
troubled times, when the lives of both father
and lover are in constant jeopardy.
Almost a novel in itt artistic completeness
is "A Landlocked Sailor," by Sarah Orne
Jewett, who here thowt a new tide of hrr
talent in giving the character of as complete
and amusing an Irishman as fiction records.
He is an old tar who marries a pretty girl
and settles down to country life; a situation
of which Miis Jewe-t makes the utmost.
This is the first of a series ol stories of Irish
characters which Miss Jewett has in view,
&nd it possesses all her searching knowledge
and lightest humor.
"Miss Melissa's Miracle : A Study in
Christian Science," a short story by Ellis
Meredith, i a diverting and timely tale of a
supposed cure by a fair "healer," an expla
nation, and a happy sequel. "Out of the
L)eep," by Frances W. Wharton, is a vivid
story of a woman's intuition and a man's tal
vation. Mrs. Campbell I'raed't tale, entitl
ed "Karl Sandcze: A Literary Episode," is
bright and amuing: an episode likely to
hnppen 'o anyone who lives by the pen.
Of admirable papers, skilfully treated,
there are the following :
"The November Meteors," by Charles A.
Young, I'rsfcssor of Astronomy in Princeton
University; "The Ist Victory of 'Old Iron,
sides," the third paper on Great Naval Bat
tles, by George Gibb; "Old Age Pensions
from a Socialist's S;and-l'oirt," by the Hon.
John C. Chase, Mayor of Haverhill, M:s-a.
cbusef.s; "fjal des Ou.it, z' Arts," 1 y W. C.
Morrow, a spirited description of xV.e annual
Students' l'a 1 in I ru, w.th iilustra ions by
Cue.el, and "An L'nwri ttn Chapter in our
Relations with Spam," i y Rev. Franus s.
Morion, with an Intro uc'.ion by Ilenty
Charles Lea, LL. D.
The ortry ot the monih consists of one of
the rare and delicnu soinets of Maurice
Francis Mean and a dramatic e,iioJe by
Grai;e iJufticld Goodwin.
OAQTOniA.
Bcart tht lh ft" Na" Al3 B.Mtft
I. W. Hartman &c Son. I I. W. Hartman fie Son.
We advise early selections in all
kinds of Jackets, Capes and
Dress Goods.
A nice lot of Plush Capes,
just rf'C'.'ivcl. See this extra
'full fur-trimtned. 27 inches lonjr,
and well lined I 'lush Cape, at $5.
An elegant quality Salts
Plush Cape, plaited back, Thi
bet fur around collar and down I
front, lined and wadded, 27 ins. .
long, 50.50.
Ladies' Jacket, of Kersey
cloth, black and colors, stitched
edges, double-breasted, lined all
through, a very elegant jacket,
and worth more money. This
lot at 17.50.
Boucle Cloth Cape just like
we sold last season at $5.00
and worth more this season.
Thislot.while they last, at $3.95.
A few new Plaid Cloths, in
skirt lengths, one of a kind only.
I. W. HARTMAN & SON,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Tnal Lirt For December Term
Csmmcncing Monday. December 1 1 , 1 899.
Emma A. Dick vs. B. T. Crtap'.n. Jr., now to
u ot Martaa L Ferns.
Ellen -rjo-rxier v Joseph Fausey.
H J. Kltoboo. us. vt ovld Savage et al.
Tbe Farmer Mutual lneurance o., or Middle
Pa., now to uteot brr s. KnU'ht. KecelTer,
m Hanold Klert)''!!.
suDe vt ! ;vsttT nath-
&oe vt . B. KobbtD.
Same ts Ell'ih pfrman.
Cbarl K. rWicalew and rViphta Millr, Exrt,
or Salomon Utln.g. deed, vt Franklin L. f-QU-rr.mn
J. O. rswank. G. M Ikeler and W. H. I tt, vt
the county ot Columbia.
Lamar Van eyciel vt s 8. Prliba-h.
I nan V. brooke vt Christian email. Jr.
James M hbooe vs. Crxarb-a Ulbbont ar.d
Pblllp GlbbOD
stmon At-lls use vs B. J. Doyle et al.
o. B. MelUca vt the Penna. K. K. t o.
Braver Twp scbool Due st Natbl Xey et al.
wm. Bernlneervt tbe S. H. s. W. hy. o., and
1U leve. tbe Venna K. K. Co.
George K. Uesa v Albert Kllnetob and Wesley
Mtler.
Thomas M. Goldr t tbe Twp of Fls)iln?cr'k.
Theooore Vesper vt W. 11. tstebblns, ot Weill
boro, Tlsa county. Pa.
M. L i-ennewy, AOmr. of Clara Hennessy,
Oceavl. vs Fannie ntock.
Tbe Citizens building Loan Association vs
Margaret Grady.
Locust Mouotala Coal t Iron Co, vs Mary Vc
Gulre. G. W. Sharretts Co. vs Thomas Seabotxe.
v. B. ole t-Irani Matt ana John Kobblus.
B. T. Gardner vs Bloomsburg Car Co.
Ell M-Bory vt J. T. Brady.
Mrs. Blanch Sutton vt Es.dine Long.
John Brret vs Ca'tlcK Bntdlf-y.
Allen but k vs the Twp. of F1shlncreek.
Jackson fbannon vs A. P. YouDg.
Ralph M. Lashelle vs Margaret Ann Bradley.
George W. Weaver vt J B. V. Gordmr.
w. JT Corell 4C0. vs C. K. whJtcnlght and
Sarah w hltenlght, hts wife.
AhGl'MSNT LIST.
Catharine Freyvtthe s. II. W. K. K Co.
and tbe Penna K. K. Co.
Phoebe Croop. A dun. ot Rebecca Croop.dec'd,
vs Fannie Drlfus el al.
"reasy Wells vs Wra. Brnlnger et al.
Estate of Aaron Boone, dc'd.
Bentoa Yeager vs. Thomas creber et al.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
COLTMBU COrSTV: S S.
Among tne records and proceedings of the
Court of Common Ht-a.s of Columbia county it
Is IntemlU thus conalti'-d:
In the mtter of i No. jr S.-ptemb"rTerm
distribution of fund H atid No. February
arising from Sheriff Term ltw
sale of rval estate of ' Ana now Oct 5, 1M99 up.
Alex Knmer and A. i on bearing of Kule to
b. Knuner, J show caus, and it ap
pearing that the bhenn
has or would return tbe said execution process.
"tht be ui.le the money us required and hud
the same bet ire the Judgs as commanded," the
tald rule Is now discharged and It Is ordered
thkt the Sheriff do pay the said money Into
(.ourt and N. V. Funk Esq., Is appointed auditor
to distribute the sold funds so ordered to be
paid Into Court, to and among the parties leg
ally entitled thereto. Bt thi Comr.
cemrv-d from Its records this 5th Uy of Oct
ober, ltW.
W. n. HENRI K, Froth y.
H. K. ZAHK, Deputy.
The undersigned, an auditor appointed In the
foreirolnir ord-r of the Court of Common PI..
ot Columbia county to distribute the fund arts
lng from th" Sheriff's sale of the real estate of
Aiexanaer uramer ana a. . ivramer, so oraired
to be paid Into court, to and among tbe parties
lfirally entitled thereto, will attend to the
duties of his appointment at hl9 ofrk-e In the
town of Bloomsburg. Pa., on Wednesday the Mh
day of November next, at o"cloclt In the fore
noon, when ana wuere an parties interested are
requested to present their claims tx-fore him, or
be forever after debarred from coming in upon
said funds. N. V. FI NK,
10-IK4U Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICK
ACCOUNT Or WM. 0IS0I.I9, trggrXTRlTOR.
The undersigned, appointed by the court of
Common Pleas of Columbia County, Pa to dis
tribute the fund in the hands of in. Glmrl .
sequestrator of the life estate of A. C. Freas. In
ce.ulu r.-i estate, will attend, at the law of-
nces of Freeze i Marman. In bloomsburv. Pa .
on Tuesday, November i. 1', at lu o'clock a.
m., to perform the duties of his appointment,
when and where all persons must appear, or
be forever debarred from coming In on said
fund. t. B. KAKNS,
lC--lt Auditor.
Shoes!
Do You
Know
We have the Largest Stock of
Shoes in the County ?
You will make a mis
take if you fail to see our
lines before doing your
shoe buving.
W. Ii. Moore,
Co?.. Second and Ihd.v Sts.
Illoomsburgf, Pn,
Kvcry person won't have a skirt
like you, if you buy our c.xclu.
sive patterns. $3 7$ to $5 each.
Flannelette Wrappers, just
opened. Thev come ia neat
1 patterns and all colors the best
j;ne we have ever shown
t0 $1.09
Outing Flannel night dresses
made very full in the skirt, ar.d
in patterns that will meet witi
your approval, for they will
wash and hold their color. 69c
to $1.19.
Cotton Blankets, 49c. pair.
Extra good Canton Flannel,
6'.'c. a yard.
Navy" Blue Calico, 4$c. a yd.
Good Gingham, 4c. a yard.
Elegant quality Outing Flan
nel. 90 a yard.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virile of a writ of F1. fa.. Issued out of
tbe Court of Common Pleas of Columbia Coua
ty, Pennsylvania, and to tnedlrected.there wtii
be exposed to public sale, on tbe premises, Ii
Centralis, county and state aforesaid, on
SATURDAY. NOV. 18, 1800,
at two o'clock p. ru., all that certain lot. or
piece ot ground, situate Id the Borough of Cen
tral la, county of Columbia and State ut Pena
tylvanta, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the northwestern corner of Put-on
and Laurel streets, thence along said Laurel
street south, eighty seven ?T) d'grees, one
hundred and forty '1 10: feet to an alley ; thence
alonisald alley north three Sj degrees, west
twenty-live"') feet to a stake ; thence nor.
eighty-seven (ST) degrees, east one hundrW
and forty (U1) feet to Pax ton street; ihenoe
along SMd Paxtonttreet south three detrreea.
east twenty.flve feet to the potnt of begln
Tilng, and being tbe lot which U marked In tht
general plan ot said Town of Centralis, with
the number twelve (i In block eighteen a'",
whereon Is erected a two-and-one-balf story
DWELLING HOUSE.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, all that certaJa
lot or piece of ground, situate In the Borough
of Centralla, County of Columbia and State of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows
Beginning at a point on the west side of Paxtoa
street, bounded on tbe north by property ot
Mrs. Mary Jennlcgs, on tbe south by property
of George Drlnkard, on the west by an alley,
and on the east by Paxton street, being the lot
marked number ten (to; In block eighteen (l
j la the general plan of said Borough of Centra
ua, whereon is erected a two-ano-one-hau story
DWELLING HOUSE.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, all that certa'.a
lot, or piece of ground, situate In the Borouuk
of Centralis, county and state aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows: Beginning
at a stake, on the east side of Locust avenue,
thence alon? said avenue north three PI de
grees, west twenty-five 0) feet ; thence nort
eighty-seven (7) degrees, east one hundred and
forty (UOj feet to an alley; thence along said
alley south three O) degrees east, twenty-riv
(J5) feet south, eighty-seven (87) degrees west,
to the place of beginning, whereon Is erected a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
and store building combined.
Seized, taken In execution, at the suit of Mar
garet Murphy, administratrix ot C. CI. Murphy,
deceased, vs. John J. Rellley and Mart la
Walsh, and to be sold as the property of Joht
J. Rellley.
W. W. BLACK,
Iiii.ir Uilir, Attys. Sheriff.
SHERIFFS SALE.
By virtue of a writ of Fieri Paclss, Issue
out of the Court of Common Pleas of C olumbia
County, Pennsylvania, and to me directed,
there will be exposed to public sale, at tin
Court House, In Bloomsburg, county and state
aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 18, 1899,
at two o'clock p. m., all that certain lot at
ground, situate In Rohrsburg, In the Township
of Greenwood, in the County of Columbia and
State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as follows, to wit : on the north by lands of J
K. Berlin, on the east bv land ot S. Y. Mather,
on the south by lands ot Jacob Rantx and Metli
odtst parsonage, and on the west by tbe public
road leading troui Kohnburg to Benton, con
taining 85 PERCHES,
more or less, whereon la erected a two-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
bank barn and other outbuilding?.
Seized, taken in execution, at the suit of J.
W. Conner vs. A. 8. Kramer and Alex. Kramer,
and to be sold as the property of A. 8. Kramer
and Alex. Kramer.
W. W. BLACK,
Miller. Atty. bhertff.
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