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THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
J. S. Williams & Son,
BLOOMSBURO TA
Public Sale Criers and
General Auctioneers.
W Fifteen years experience. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Host returns ot any sale criers In
this section of the State. Write for terms and
dales. ver disappoint our patrons. 1-3
SALES.
Thursday, Atril 12, 1900.
Dr. Geo. II. Wcllivcr will have
another biff sale of two car loads ot
horses at the Exchange Sale Stable
at one o'clock p. m.
May 5TH, 1900. The assignee
of William Neal and the executor
of William McKelvy, deceased,
will sell the property known as the
McClure Farm, on the Susque
hanna River, below Bloomsburg,
containing about SS acres, with
frame dwelling house, barn and
outbuildings, at the Court House,
in Bloomsburg, at 1 1 o'clock a. m.
Wall paper, wall paper, window
shades, window shades. Many
patterns, many prices, it Mercer's
Drug and Book Store.
I.W. HARTMAN & SON
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
j CURTAIN
Our Spring Curtain Sale is most interesting. The new de
signs, the large variety, the low prices lower than elsewhere, or
as low, or you may bring them back. We'll take them and re
fund the amount you paid, cheerfully as received. Remember,
we do not carry the trashy sort : the kind you'd be ashamed of
when hung at your windows. You'd be suited if you buy them
here.
no. For Swiss curtains,
VOC with ruffle down one
side and across the end; i yard
wide, 3 yards long: 2 styles pat
terns. Nice quality Swiss, per
pair, 98c.
4)1. UU Nottingham curtains,
taped edges, i yards long, 48
inches wide. These curtains
are $1.39 grade, but to make
curtain selling active, we let
them go, while they last, at per
pair, $1.00.
jq If we were to buy
hUst" 'these curtains to-day
they would cost 25 to 50c. more
per pair. Pure white Notting
ham lace curtains, 3 J yards long,
48 inches wide; taped edges,
strong, serviceable thread. Un
dervalue, $1.49.
4l Imitation of real
lace, i yards long,6i
inches wide, taped edges. These
pure white Nottingham curtains
were purchased by us before
the advance in price. Sold at a
price less the advance.
Per pair for cream
4J.oU white Nottingham
lace curtains. A very good im
itation of Brussels net, 3$ yards
long, 60 inches wide. Beautiful
designs, with the new improved
tape edges.
aj 1 j- For pure White
Irish Point curtains,
3 yards long, 46 inches wide;
handsome patterns and a good
cet.
$5.
VD loner, 50 inches wide.
Pure white Irish Point curtains.
An exceptional value and worth
in the regular way $7.50. We
sell them per pair, $5.95.
5 and 12c. brass exten
sion rods for sash curtains.
14c. Yard dotted Swiss
for sash curtains.
For silk
a 1 i n e in
10 and 12ic.
pretty patterns'.
12c. to 25c.
niture coverings.
For den
ims for fur-
I. W. HARTMAN &
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Granted Spring
The entire set of buildings con
sisting of house barn and two sheds,
owned by Nelson Crouse, a short
distance south of Light Street were
consumed by fire Saturday after
noon. Mr. Crouse and his wife
were partaking of the noon day
meal, and not until they were near
ly hemmed in by the flames were
they aware of the fire.
S. R. Bidleman is prepared to show
new patterns of wall paper for 1900,
at the lowest prices. He has the
agency for the only wall paper factory
that is not included in the Trust.
WANTED SEVERAL TERSONS FOR
District Otlice Managers in this State to rep
resent me in their own and surrounding
counties. Willing to pay yearly $600, pay
able weekly. Desirable employment with
unusual opportunities. References ex
changed. Enclore self-addressed stamped
envelope. S. A. Jrk, 320 Caxton Building,
Chicago. I2-2i.l6t
HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ilia, Bil
iousness, Indigestion. Headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 25c.
CLINTON HERRING,
ATTORNEY-AT-MAW,
Office with Grant Herring.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
CfT Will be in Orangeville Wednesday of
each week.
When A Woman
Looks at another wo
man's house, about the
first thing she sees are
the curtains.
When A Woman
Needs new curtains,
she'll buy best here.
Per Yd for
rug fringes.
8c. to 18c.
d This week special.
Especially good Der
by and Chenille curtains, a small
lot only, in red, blue, green, ol
ive and brown, with Dado top
and bottom. The quality is ex
cellent, but the quantity small.
Value, $1.98 to $3.00! This
week, per pair, $1.69.
$2.25 to $10
of Derby and Chenille Curtains,
in all thie best colors, wide and
long; better values than ever be
fore shown at the prices. Ele
gant weight and luster, artistic
designs.
5Q For window shades,
0"C mounted on spring
rollers. These are oil cloth
shades, with wide lace bottom.
The grade sold usually at 50c.
This time, 39c.
75c, 69c, 59c, 49c.
Opaque shades. Cloth, with
insertion and fringes. The best
For extra quality of
-VC plain opaque shade
Cloth, mounted on spring roll
ers. 29c.
I -j for telt snaaes on
IUC. spring rollers. The
roller alone is worth the price
asked for shade and roller com
bined. ioc.
I For white enamel rod
loC. curtain poles, 4 ft. long,
with all fixtures complete.
I for oak ana clierry
ldC. rods. 4 ft. loner, with
complete fixtures.
- For a 5 ft. oak pole
ut)ti with wood plugs, wood
ends and wood brackets to
match.
k For a cherry pole
2uC with brass fixtures
complete. Pole, 5 ft. long.
Extra long poles in oak, wal
nut and whnc.
For very best table
luC. oilcloth, li yards wide
Wholesale price now more than
1 5c. a yard.
SON,
Mcdioinc.
Spreading rails, caused an acci
dent, which delayed trains for near-,
ly two hours on tne lt. f. w
near Greenwood on Saturday.
A Superb Picture.
Le Roy, the great painter, has painted
nothing better than hi celebrated "Cluster
of Poppies," which the Philadelphia Time
has had lithographed in twelve colors, and
will present to its readers free with its great
Easter number, Sunday, April 9. The
Times will present its readers on the same
Sunday with an Easter Carol, printed in
regular sheet music form.
The story of Easter will be told in hand
some half-tones, printed in color, on heavy
paper, reproducing the best works of '.he
masters in Sacred History. The great Eas
ter number of the Times will be the hand
somest Easter edition of a Sunday paper
ever published in Philadelphia. None of
the regular features will be dsnpped. The
Magazine Section will combine the latest
things in science, romance, fiction and hu
mor. The Forum Section will present the
views of the world's greatest thinkers on
topics of present moment and popular inter,
est. The News Section will be, as always,
conplete and thorough. See your news
agent and order in advance.
Remember
An Art Supplement.
Sheet Music.
The Story of Easter in Half-Tones.
A Magazine Section.
A Forum Section.
A Newspaper.
All for S cents.
SHERIFFS SALE.
By virtue of sundry writs of Fi. Fa., is
sued out of the Court of Common Meas of
Columbia County, I'ennsylvanta, and to me
directed, there will be exposed to public sale,
at the Court House, bloomsburg, la., on
THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1900,
at 2 a clock p. in., all that certain lot, or
piece of land, situate in Hemlock township,
Columbia County, and State of Pennsylva-
ta, bounded and described as follows, to
it : Beginning at a stone in the public
road, leading from Bloomsbure to Jersey-
town; thence by other land of the estate of
he said John Appleman, south hfty-seven
degrees, west seven and eighty-five one
.ndredths perches, north twenty-eight de
grees, wet one and lorty-iour one
hundredths perches to the southeast corner
of the garden, south sixty-three degrees for
ty minutes, west three and sixty-two one
hundredths perches to a stone, north twenty-seven
and one-fourth degrees, two and
seventy-two one hundiedths perches
to a stone, south sixty-two degrees,
est forty-four one hundredths of ' a
perch, north twenty-seven degrees, west
icht and seventy-eight one hundredths
perches to a post, north sixty-three degrees,
east ten and thirty six one hundredths
perches to a post, north twenty-five degrees,
east six and forty one hundredths perches to
point in the middle of the aforesaid pub
lic road leading to Jerseytown, and thence
along the same south fifteen degrees thirty-
nve minutes, east seventeen and live-tenths
erches to the place of beginning, contain
ing
I ACKh. JO I'tKtlltb,
trict measure, whereon ate erected a
HOTEL BUILDI.NO,
hotel barn, brick ice house and other out
buildings.
Seized, taken in execution, at t,he suit ot
C. C. Yetter, Atty., use, vs. Lemuel Drake
nd Catharine Drake, and to be sold as the
property of Lemuel Drake.
W. W. BLACK,
C. Yktter, Atty. Sheriff.
SALE OF RIVER FARM.
Pursuant to an order of the Court ot common
Pleas, the undersigned assignee ot William
Neal, will sell at Public Sale at the Court House
in Bloomsburg, Pa., on
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1900,
at 11 o'clock a. m. the following real estate ot
said William Seal, viz. the undivided one-half
of about
8S ACRES,
(being the unsold part of tract No. 7.) known as
the McClure farm, on the bank of the Susque-
banna Kiver In the town ot Bloomsburg. Pa.
Bounded south by said river, east by lands of
estate ot D. J. Waller, Bloomsburg & Sullivan
R. R. Co., and Bloomsburg Carpet vrorks; north
by said Carpet Works, Samuel oiger and others:
west by lands of Citizens and Association'
Bryfogle and Hughes, whereon Is erected a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
farm barn and outbuildings. The eighty eight
(88) acres Is over and above the right of way of ,
the D. L. 4 W. K. K., the ltupert Bloomsburg
K. U., the Bloomsburg A Sullivan H. K., aud the ;
Pennsylvania Canal, subject to which the sale ,
Is made. The tenant's Interest In crops reserv
ed. I
TEKMS OP SALE: Ten per cent, when prop. 1
erty Is struck off, fifteen per cent, within thirty
days thereafter, and balance witu'.n six months
from day of Bale with Interest on unpaid pur- 1
chase money from date of possession given.
Drafts of the premises taay be seen at the of
fice of Assignee.
The estate of William McKelvy deceased,
will expose for sale at the same time and place
the other undivided one-half of the abovo des
cribed eighty eight acres. JuflN M. CI.AHK.
Assignee of William Meal,
I. W McKELVV,
4-J ts Executor of William McKelvy, Dec'd,
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the following ac-
counts have been nied 111 the Protbouotary s of
fice of Columbia County, and will be presented
to the Orphans' court 011 Monday the7ib day ot
May A. D loon, and oonllrmed ulsl, and unless
exceptions are hied wit hlu lour day thereafter,
will be continued ai-soluie.
Third aud partial account of William Singles,
sequestrator of the life estate ot John WolL
second account of A. W. Dleterlck, committee
Of Kll.abeth Dleterlch, a luuatlc.
Clerk's Otllce, W. H. 1IKSHIE,
Bloomsburg, Pa., April 5th, 1UJ0. Clerk o. C.
The Bellefonte council, cn recom
mendation of Ilurgess Wanchard, has
decided to enforce the ball and chain
ordinance, and will compel all tramps
caught in the borough limits to work
on the streets. The police and street
commissioner will enforce the ordin
ance. The town has been overrun
with tramps all winter.
An Old House la Hew Quarters.
Tames Rcillv has moved his Barber Shop
to the Central Hotel, room recently used s a
parlor, on first floor Newly furnished.
Expert workmen
Give us a call. 4-5-ly
WIDOW'S APPRISEMENTS.
Thn following widow's Appraisements will be
presented to the Orphans' Court of Columbia
county on MondaT,tlm7th dav of May.A. I). 1900,
ana confirmed nisi, and unless exc 'prions are
tiled within four days thereafter, will be con
firmed aosolute.
1. Estate of Francis M. Tarker. late, nf Jack"
on towdshlp, deceased. Personality, t-WO.OO.
4. Estate of Reuben Bellas, late of Orange
township, deceased. Personalty IJ85.55.
8 Estate of Wesley C. llartzell, lute of Mifflin
township, deceased. Personalty t-soo.OO.
4. Estate or Henry Lltwiler, lat of
township, deceased. Personalty :W0.00.
5. Estate nf George M. Lookard, late of the,
town of Bloomsburg, deceased. Personalty
110.00.
l. Estate of Henry Brandt, late of Catawlssa
Borough. Personalty 150 00. Realty 0.K.
7. Estate Of George W. Jaeoby, late of Ncntt
township, deceased. Personalty $16.00. Realty
$.T5.00.
W. U. HENRI B, Clerk O. C.
EXECUTOR S NOTICE.
Estate of Jowph Sharplets, tfecvawd.
Notice Is hereby given that letters testament
ary on the estate of Joseph Sharpless, late of
the town of Bloomsburg, county ot Columbia,
Pa., deceased, have been granted to L. T. Sharp,
less and 13. K. Sharpless, residents of said town,
to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment and those having
claims or demands will make known the game
without delay
L T. 8ITAKPI.E18.) ..-.
4 6 6t B. K. MUAKPLK&M Expcutori
TREASURER'S SALE OF UN
SEATED AND SEATED LANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Bv virtue of sundry Acts of the Oeneral As
sembly of the commonwoalth nf Pennsylvania
relating to the sale of sealed and unseated
tands In the county of Columbia etc., for taxes
dve and unpaid I will offer at. Public Halo In
the Court House to the town of Bloouisburg, on
MONDAY, JUNE nth, 1900.
at 10 o'clock a. m. the following described
pieces of land or such part thereof as ay be
necessary to saiisry 1 ne amount or raxes one
I and unpaid attalnst the same and continue the
same from day to day as the some may be
found necessary
TERMS OF SALE.
The amount of tAxes and costs must be paid
when the land Is struck down or off or the tle
may be void and the property, put up and re
sold.
ACRIS
LOTS VXSEATBD LANDS.
Warrantee or owners.
BEA VER TWP.
Berrlner, C. E.
1 Ueaver,('bs
I Jesse
Brockway & Abbott
TAXES
5
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f.9
1 77
4 44
6 01
1 77
f.9
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88 SO
1 18
59
4 44
13 18
3 40
4 44
T5
118
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llotrart. Mary
Boye, P. 8.
Columbia Coal Iron Co.,
Crossing. Patrick Dec'd...
Corman. M
Davis, Lloyd. .
Davis, latac Est
Davis Anthony
Downs, Martin
1401
It
150
US
100
16
8
100
Downs. John
59
S BTansAKase 177
Fritz, John..
45
Funkhouse. K. M.-
Flanagan, A.
Frey, W. 8
Hughes, Douglas...
Harman & cluster
Henry, (ieorge....
Hlnderlller, John
2 90
1 71
1 77
t 85
1 77
1 18
6 4S
14 16
2 95
59
1 77
14 75
M
ano
480
75
Jacoby, O. A.
Kline, A
Lawrence, W. R ...
Montgomery, James W...
Martin. Wm.
100
1 77
Munday, John 1 18
Miller, Henry 11 05
800
35
a aum
Mc A'.arney, U. N
1 48
1 H
1 57
1 77
1 18
3 00
1 77
1 77
1 77
1 77
1 77
1 77
a 95
95
8 93
1 18
118
140
100
83
1
Michael .Emma.
11 SS
Nungesser. George 5 90
Neans, Joseph Jr. 5 90
i-rice. ( larenee 1
Klce, Abraham Est .... W
Ruthford. fcmueL..... 1 77
Sbuman. T. J 59
Schreck. J. J 1 77
Smith. J. W 1 77
Schweppenhelser, Isaac 8 88
Sbuman, F. L 8 70
Troy, Daniel & 1 48
8 84
49
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273
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' 8 06
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2 18
1 77
8 54
2 93
8 Workhelser, Samuel..
6
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55
Lebo, Henry
hltngannan, John
4 4
6 MUlur, George 1 78
Klce, Xathau
2 07
BESTOS TWP.
GlbbOD8, 8. M
Kline, John S. Est
BRIARCRBEK TWP.
Apple, Paul
Adam, Henry
Bryan, (iuy
Crispin, Benjamin ....
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Clem, Rev. W. T. Est'.!!.'....
Dodson, Chaa A
Dlelterlcx, (-tephen
Frees, Bradley
Koons, Geo. W
jLansdale, Vesta XI
88
li
10O
10
100
60
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50
48
10
54
X of 14
100
350
400
75
8i3
100
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100
54
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8 10
1 M
2 5S
2 58
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5 15
1 88
1 30
7 21
14
2 58
4 5 08
lAuauis, E.UIU11
Maek, Hill Si Co.
McUenry, o. D...
10 30
1 'M
8 80
2 5;
41
2 51
1 84
19
1 61
2 3
Ithlnard, Samuel
Carver, Geo W. Est....
SWiU, 1'. P
Sltler, Iteuben
Smith, 11. P
Suit, John SV
Vercoe, Win
Westler, Geo. W
Aguew, Mrs. L. E
car.4 wtssA twp.
Brelsch. II r.unn H ...
" John E
C'lewell, Win
Campbell, I . J
Dornbtii'h. Margaret...
Klner, Robert
Miller, J. G
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i i
Newell, Fred ..,
Weaver, Ellas
Yeller Lewi Est.,,..
Yetter, Mnyo, ,
CA T.i WISSA UURO.
Blddle, Heirs
CEXTRALU BOHO.
Price, Mrs. Wm. H
110
Jul
10
41
to
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40
48
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1 09
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8 40
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lllnnm. POUT Est.
Coleman, ' Kit
l.ockanl, Ueorgo
Klslier, ra
lliitrenbuch. K. I
Hoffman. Win Est
IleH Kllln
McHenry. Dorcas ........
Klrkendiill, John and Heirs...
hnyiU-r Win. II
1 18
10 49
1 18
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1 19
1 19
1 19
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CLKVKhASlt TWP.
nilllnifton. Thomas J ;
Krelner, Hornlck V
Kulp MeWllllams 11 J"
Myers, Mary JJ
Must in, sry r
Imrlotte
11 81
Tliemas
Remolds, John
Keese, Daniel
HchnrTor, Henry
7 40
11 84
11 84
2 96
cuxrsuiiAK rwr.
Acres. Lots.
i Hover (leorire
429 Beam Joshua
18 HrelHch Knhcrt
.. 8 50
.. 10B on
.. 1 26
.. 50
.. 1 28
.. 1 88
.. 1 2s
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Ketterolf Datum
Lelby Samuel
Lelby AHiert.
Ilby Harvey
Hummel John
McMnnaman Felix.. ,
McMannmao .Mar
Monroe .lonn
175
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22
60
48
15
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80
90
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Rustln Thomas 17 SO
Hustln Mary ' '
Walker Lewis 40 00
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Ilnrrlson John 3 W
Hide. I. and G. W.... 3 90
creasy A Wells 4 88
Mellenry O. 1) 9 75
Mellenry . D. 8 25
Voanirst M. II 3 45
Kindt Johu Co 10 80
PRASKUS TWP.
Blbbv Augustus. t
hlliliy Jiuii"S H. 45
Kllihy James It. 3
Boer Nelson 8 25
llayliiirst K.ia Heirs 43
I.oreman Jonathan 48
Manhart Geo , Est. 18
Viistlne J. II 28
VoiiKht Peter II 8 85
ORKESWUOD TWP.
Alberison Miles A Hartley.. 8 48
Derr Bros 8 68
Kline Wm. ft 0
Stackhouse M. E. ft 30
HEMLOCK TWP.
Appleman L. P ft 71
Kline M. M 2 6
JACK SO.V TWP.
Miller A Neyhnrd 42 7
Miller & .Neyhnrd 36 60
I.OCC.ST TWP.
Kulp A Darlington 235
Dewart George 6 30
Lenirenberger Philip 4 76
Shutter Henry 2 5s
MADISOX TWP.
Beagle George 2 40
Corell Joseph 4 80
Cox Joel 1 !4
Demon Calvin 1 81
Evans A Casev 9 60
Ilendershntt Erastus 6 01
Hurtinan George 2 40
.lo.instou 11. W. 4 40
Krepiieneck chas , 3 04
Masters David Wm 4 h0
Masters David A Wm 4 80
Roat Daniel. Est 7 20
Sands Charles 2 40
Shoemaker Jacob 2 40
Montague Theodore 1 45
Robblns Harry 4 SO
Greenly Howard 2 50
JT4.V TWP.
Rrockway A Ent 1 18
Boone Aaron .... 2 85
Bauman J F 4 70
Creasy Wm . Est, 4 35
Deer Samuel, Est. 59
Hlnderlller Henry 94
Hawk w. H . 12
Ila'tnonv W. M 1 40
Kelfer James 2 35
Miller . H.... 4 85
Miller Nathan 1 77
Miller Nathan 1 18
McMUUan M. M 7 05
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13
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4
160
7
100
Miller Aaron
1 18
3 53
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8 34
3 64
3 58
2 85
1 Oil
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Shuman Reuben, Est ,
Sbuman Frank
schmlck, Brubst, Yetter
Hawk
Yet ter J. B ,
Yetter J B
Yetter B. R ..
Brelsch C. W
Harmony V. M....
MIFF US TWP.
81
100
100
JO
84
creasy ill ram..
8 24
87
Dnrnbach Naomi S 24
Hess Prlscllla, Est 8 44
567
Keller II. J , 8 60
Michael Joe A Peter F 1 09
Michael Joe A Peter F S5
Mowrey John M 8 44
Nuss Jacob 1 05
38
20
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Ptahler Frt-d, Est 8 60
i-arks J, K A. v 1 64
bcbweppenheiaer Horace.... 4 80
Musser stepun 8 44
Schreck J. A 4 80
Schreck J. A 1 64
Suit Peter J 1 61
Westler O, H 1
vtesueru. 11
ohe J. K., Est 3 24
Yetter Boyd R 6 45
Nuss Henry 84
Nuss Eliza 84
N uss W esley 's heirs 44
scuweppenneiser I. K
Abraham and Horace 34
MOSTOCR TWP.
Huntington Elinlra a
18
9
Frey Daniel 1 ox
23
Snyder Jerry 6 is
MT. PLEASAST TWP.
Musgrave Mary M ,
ORAXVK TWP.
13
8
2
Hess J. A 1 06
Robblns lia 42
Drake Mrs. Francis 8:
Delonir Perry
10
20
11
16
Kverltt Moses, Est 8 86
Neynard m 1 16
MengleJbhnF 4 40
RemleyA Miner 1 16
Crevellng Samuel 84
11
8
P.Vif TWP.
Drlblebls Dallls 1
104
100
Evesc. W., Est Tm
Eves C W., Est 8 90
Frlek O. A., Est ft 54
80
4
24:i
Bail William 12
ROARIXUCRHEK TWP.
Bitting Geo. A 7 50
Haughtier Peter 1 49
Campbell Mrs. M. M 1 49
Cox C. 8 , Kx. of T. Cox 2 86
50
25
16
200
Cox C. 8., Ex. of T. Cox 11 80
60
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156.
Croop A. B . 4 59
Dlllplaln fezektel 2 86
15
24
jonn stacv, Kst 8 54
142
Morris & II ughea-. 8 46
Mcwlllau M. M 10 93
Philadelphia City Co 1 X)
St roup Abraham 14 76
Stroup AUranam 2 69
Stroup Abraham 2 08
Yeager Geo. A wllsou 4 j
Veiler Lewis, Est. ft 90
Yetter Lewis, Est. 149
875
Ml)
SuO
30
711
65
fit;
18
40
75
50
401
SCOARLOAF TWP.
Butt A Mellenry 9 90
Custer Mary 4 66
Cope Israel. , is t;
Grotz II. II 18 60
Hess Wesley 8r 47 9J
Hess Wesley Sr 32 56
Hess Wesley tr Hi 66
Smith Miner K., Est 43 46
Mot 119
4 Ot 1 19
4 Of 119
v
860
600
0
4
ft
250
Moilonry Itohr is 60
Edgar T, II u jo
Kiixar 1 . ti 4 tw
Hess Richard 1 16
(ewaru wm. James 2 40
Mcueury a. l , a W. h 4 85
HEATED LANDS.
Acres Lots
Taxes
Warrnntee or owner.
BEAVER TOWNSHIP.
Huker, Charles
Johu-
Davis, Javob
Krviu, I'liailes
Kultlie, Michael
Lynch, Elizabeth..
" Annie .
Miller, Ueorae
70
8
9
8 75
4 90
1 60
95
2 95
1
...r
10
317
10
40
1 16
1 61
" Longeiitierger, Fuller., 25 60
.Miirun, .iin vt 1U.H
Alettley, K II
Maikic Bum & Co ,
Klmads, Peter.
Ktiney, Miirllu
Wilcuey, Wm
Monday, Nancy
Boyle, W111 volute
8 66
1 90
24 78
38
1 13
Boy lea, Wm..
1 18
2 Roach, Peter .
1 25
SO
Evaus, Thus B 8 23
BENTON HOROUOH
Colley, II 1. Keatnte
BENTON TOWNSHIP
Chnpen, D I.
BLOOM TOWNSHIP,
fcvnn, W O
Elixir, T 11
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114
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1
7 71
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19
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19
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1 44
13
1 14
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21
200
1 41
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71
. 7 10
. 17t
. 211
. i
71
Eyer, C W
Ferguson, W H
Hardr, Wm
Humphrey, Hurry ',',"'"
Lanbnvh, W H ""
Lyons, Mrs Bryson... '
n 1, mt
Khoudi!, Henuevlliu
Webb, J N ,
Yost, Oscar
Wlntemteen, LH
Cllireu Lund AaswlHtlon."!!
Crawford, Warren
Conner, 'I hen K..
p m.
Ferguson, Win
T MrsWm '"
Fisher, John .!!!!""'
HerrliiK, W U '"'
Juyne, H C
Ksse, K 44,.
Lunlream, Jimlan
Moll, Klorlnda "
Miller, H J
Miller A Mcheynolds ,'
AlitnhnliiK, Johu..
winer, c w..
r r.
" uw
" - Co
Moore A Lemon
Neyhard. J W
I'ronser, Jno W
1
Smith, K V (1 sVi'n! ".!""'.'.
Hliive, s C 12 lots)
Panda, C K
Taylor, W H
Watson, J F
' Harah
Webb, J N
Watt, H W (2 lots)
' (I lot)
" Howard
Wall, W c.
Bloom Match Co
Hew I, LwIb A Vo
CENTRA LI A BOROL'GH.
1 Farrell, Bridget
1 Mouughan, Gmce
1 " Kara
Coddington, Mary
H-llly, Jam M
Monaghau, fnrah
McFaddeu, Edw
McKluney, diss
OKNTHK TOWNHH1P,
1 Henry. Hablna
MlllliiKliin, w a
Uetnley, Krh A-
Wolvenou, lUglna
Wagner, C V
WiIiIuiiih, V Ilea A eshtte
Wagner, O V
Boone, -amuel
troop, MM W esley Mhall'er
Henry, hablna
Lohrman, T J
Lynn, Levi
' Ueorge
Remley, Ella M.
n
171
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1
274
ID
41
sn
a
2 51
71
Romlck, Chss .....
4
Spoonenberg, Mary..
CLEVELAND TOWNSHIP.
Tewksbury, E M
Ertly, Sieuustian estate..
Clayberger, Adam
CON YNGHAM TOWNSHIP.
Brown, Nathaniel -..
Beasley, Johnson
1 Eratberger, Barney..
1 Harney, John
1 liafley, Mrs John..
1 HefTron, Philip.
1 Kress, MBrgureL
1 Munley, Margaret
1 Naughton, Frauk-
1 ttowan, Thomas
1 Dougherty, Barney
1 McUuire, Mary-
1 Tooley, 1 homas..........
80
8 VS
a
154
400
885
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. i
. 11s
. 2
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. 1 ?5
. 3 54)
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. 10 a
Riley 4 Co
... b
FI8HINGCREEK TOWNSHIP.
25 Black, Perry
15 BogarUJohn -
40 Force, Russel. -
6 Kline, Peter -
Keeler, Ida i .-
Ale, Jackson
Kedllne, B K -
GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP.
i Arwlne, Ellin, Est
I Taylor, Ellhue. Est
1 t rlvelp ece, Joseph....
Walls, Earnest
HEMLOCK TOWNSHIP.
6 Ebner, Wm
1 Hiellnger, W L.
1 Hlellimer, W L.
S Herring, Grant -
16 Miller, Aaron. Est
80 Puree I, Mary J -
1 Whlte.H V -
Handil, Nathan -
Mason, J as. Est
McDormlck, John
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
10 Heas, Elizabeth
25 Roberts, John
61 Yorks, John 8
80 Rhone, Jesse A
it
in
117
71
S
1 a
J
2
II
21
24
It
1 1
42
21
It
li
It
15
bl
t
17
238 Miller Neyhart
S
5!
5
218 Miller Ney ban
LOCUST TOWNSHIP.
g Rhoads, Susan, Est.
38 Blluer, Geo W -"
, MADISON TOWNSHIP.
60 Cox, Chester. --
50 Cox, Martlu E -
69 Evans 4 Casey
1 Holderinan, Henry
80 Kramer A Moore
87 Smith, N B.......
2 Shoemaker, 1 H..
H) Whltmlre, Jamei.....
47 Derr, Chas -
47 Heudershott, Mary
100 Hartuiau. George
MAIN TOWNSHIP.
16 Bankes, Peter -
MONTOUR TOWNSHIP.
1 Parker, W L 4 Co
Parker, M L -
Snyder, Jete
ORANGE TOWNSHIP.
17 Boone, Isaac
1 C P W K K -
1 Drake, Catharlue
i Harman, B rt
lilS Patterson, Margaret
1 Kusl), Theodore
85 Vauderslloe, H W
18 Evans, E.lsha .
McClure, Drake, Est
Boone, Hauiiah, Est "
Musseliuan. A W.... ...
Kepubllcau, SAL Aasn
PINE TOWNSHIP.
a
J
10
2
I
4
7
51
1
65
25
SO
85
12
12
40
48
100
Allen, V P.. ..
Kvea, V W. Ml
Evea. O W. Ft
Eves, O W. Est ;
Jobnsou, T W...
1 Lyons, Ezra, Est
HhnlU, Z)bulln
' Sands, J fc "
Huh, T
Cole, Alluos ,
Miller, ! W
WalU, Lloyd
tiriii..u it, UKon -
ROARINGCREEK TOWNSm
V.
Fetterolf. Daniel
Ivhii, Hirrln
Blttuller, Josephs.
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
1 Bear, David
Crous, Neisnu........
Columbia Lime A Iron to
Hopper, Wm. Sr
2 Pursel, W H A Bra
1 Pleasant, Thus h....
1 Tnoruton, Richard
1 Warden. lohn, Ft
I'Hjq. Xl.rlhu. hMl.
" 8
" 6
..
S
13
49
25
85
8UGARLOAF TOWNSHIP-
Cole, Mrs. Joshua
Hughe. Wellington
87
75
98
. 10
. 1 cole, iieniun w.
Keller, Jacob ""
JEREMIAH SN YDERi
Treasurer' offloe, April lib, 1900.
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