THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
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Enormous Strides Made by
Our Country During 1902.
SUPPLY UNEQUAL TO AIL DEMANDS
Hcnrlr V.rrrr Uram-Ii or Trade nml
llnnnfnrlure Miotved an Inrrrm
Over Prerlnna Vrar, Aeonrd
Innr to llrndMreet's Ilevletv.
NEW YOKK, Doc. 31.-r.niJtri'fft
review of the business year, 1o lie Is.
nod Saturday next, will hnvo the ftl
lowlnp: "To any that 1!02 wns tlie best jour'
this country litis cvi r tApei loticru,
wlillo truthful cikiukIi In the tiiiiln. due
llOt RIIKKCNt flllly tllO Otlol'IIHMIM strltloa
'.which the United SIhI.-m tonk In the
yenr JiiHt closed. lYmtieiilly every
branch of ordlnnry trade nixl hiiiihi
fueturo showed nn lin n use iibove th
best of previous years, and yet this Im
mense enlargement of output was not
KUlllclent of Itself to satisfy the j;row
lntf, It might even he termed Insatia
ble, demand for ull kinds of materials.
"In many cases the unal foreign out
let for our products was perforce neg
lected by American producers, who eon
lined their efforts to supplying insist
ent domestic demand, while In others
foreign production was called upon to
re-enforce domestic output, with the
result that new cuitciih and channels
.wore created In our foreign trade.. Our
export trade, therefore, shrunk, whilo
our Imports expanded to unprecedented
llgures.
'The railroads of the country In their
efforts to handle the business offered
them suffered as never before from con
gestion, and complaint of hit' rfcr nco
with production and dlMi Unit ion of the
products of the farm, the mine, the
shop and the loom was practically uni
versal. "Industrial unn -I was naturally
marked, as it always it in tunes cither
of prosperity or of depression, and seri
ous disorganization of some of tht!
country's basic Industries resulted for
a time. In many cases, however, resort
to extremes was it voided or rendered
unnecessary by liberal recognition by
employers of changes in tin; standard
of living, and it Is safe to say that two
men obtained higher wages or had
their working time reduced without re
sort to strikes for every one who actu
ally unit work.
"Speculation, It is true, f . 1 1 the checks
Imposed upon It by conservatism, by
short crops in the preceding year, and
last, but not least, Uy high rates for
money, but dvspite tin fact that stock
market operations were only about one
liulf tkose of l!)0l bank cleariligs, those
usually reliable guides of business,
showed nggregates practically equal to
the hitherto unheard of totals of I'.miI.
All this was accomplished with a mini
mum of friction as reflected In the form
of business embarrassmeutH."
"rnunrr'i" UatiMr Vulurd n f 100,000.
SAN 'FUAN'CISCO. Kec. M.-Sevoral
weeks ugo ull old man named Kit Hy
mn n was admitted to the general hos
pital of the city of Toronto as a pau
per. Two days later he died, and an
examination of his etf'i'ts disclosed
valuables, In coin and paper, to the
value of $31,000. Just before his death
lie stated that he had a wife and
daughter In San Francisco. A firm of
Canadian atV'i'neys took charge of the
cose and, communicating with lawyer
here, located the wife and heir of the
dead man. Mrs. Ueliccca Il.v unn and
her daughter, now u Mrs. 11 it, who
reside here and who have been poverty
stricken for years, have es abllshed
such proofs of relationship th.it the at
torneys have no fear thut ituy other
possible claimants will be recognized.
The estate Is valued ut $1uo,ihhi.
OaalHrd Woinua Dead.
KG. ME, N. Y., lec. ill Miss Stella
Ewlng, one of the ossified women who
for ten years have been wonders to
physicians, Is dead, uged thirty-nine
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years, tuiss inning wun uui 11 111 uui-
Isnd I'ntent. At an early age she was
afllleted by Inflammatory rheumatism
) which physicians tailed to relieve. At
the age of twenty-live she lost the use
of her limbs, and specialists said she
was gradually turning to bone. For
ten years Mlns Kwlng was totally
blind and unable to move a muscle. A
sister, Mrs. Emma Kwing rainier, Is
afflicted In the same way.
Ull Trust tie In Tin Klrlda.
CHICAGO, Dec. '".).-A special to the
Kecord-IIerald from New Orleans says
that the Standard Oil company has at
last secured control of the lleaumont
olltk'ld in Texas and tlio Jennings oil
region In Louisiana. There are only a
few small companies remaining out
side, and they cut very little figure in
the marketing of fuel oil. The price
fuel oil bus been advanced to $1 a
barrel, and the indications are that the
quotations will go still higher.
Illinois Anlliitrea llruil.
CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-Mrs. Mary
Hart well Catherwood, the well known
authoress. Is dead at tier residence,
Washington avenue, of cunccr.
Mis. Catherwood was taken 111 in October-
and steadily declined until she
succumbed to the disease. The funeral
service will be held Sunday, and lnter
meut will be at lluupi slun, 111., her old
tome.
Prince llenrj ( fiinli u Attain.
BERLIN, Dee. :.-'t'hc papers here
say Prince Henry of Frus ta Is going to
the United Stales in llHil to visit the
Bt. Louis exposition and unveil the
vsterans' Dioniiiiiriit In Philadelphia.
Ten I'eraoiia llroMilt-d,
MADRID, Iec. 131. Ton persons were
drowned ns the result of the ciipslzlug
of a fishing boat off Outlarrw, Via-
SHE Ii I FF H 8 A LE.
Uy virtue of a writ of Lov. Ka. Issued out
of thn fourt of Cniiannn lless of ColaiiiblA
county, I'eriasylvatilii n ml ti me directed thorn
will bn pxpijsed to publlo sale at tlio t'tmrt
House tn blooniBburii, county ntel state afore
said on
SATURDAY, JAN 24th, 1903,
Bt 2 o'clock p. in., nil th.it piece, p. .reel, or lot, of
ground sliuile In tlio town ofjnioonislHirnafoic
Unlit, beginning nt a post, corner of land now
or lute of the Hloonisburg Land improvement
Company, thPtico by the name north thirty de
Brers and t lilrty-threc minutes went el)Iit luitid
red and two and flve-trntli feet, to n post, In
south linn of east Third street; thenen along
said street, south nlxty-nve degrees and Mfly-slx
minutes west eleven hundred and eight and
0110 half feet to the east lino of Chestnut alley.
theneo along samo south forty-seven degrees
and forty minutes east five hundred and ninety
seven and seventy-seven one hundredths feet;
thence by lot now or late of Abb llenlng ninth
sixty ! luce degrees and ono mlnum east, two
hundred and sl.xt.y-thie feet, Iheneo by thn
same and other lots soul h twenty-nlno decrees
east, two hundred and 1 Iglitj-elKht. and tlilriy.
eight one hundredths feet tn tlic north line of
Kftth street; theme along the hiitne north sixty
four degrees and fiirty-nlnu inluuti-s east, three
hundred and tltty-clgiii and foriy-llvn one
bundredihs feet; tUenee by land now or lain ot
the Itlooiusburg I.1111I Imprnvi.iaent Compauy
north twenty-llvn d' grees and eleven minutes
west t wont. v-fnir feet to w hat h in heretofore
been thn dividing Unn between l.inj-i of .Mc
Kelvy and Neal and lauds known us tut lloyt
farm, uow ot said Land Improvement Comp my,
thenee by same north sixty thrio degrees and
flrty-four minutes four hundred and twi.nlv-llve
feet moio or t as to the place oCbv it'laidDg: con
taining S E V EN T E EN ami SIX 11 UNI) R E I )
ami Seventy five one Thous.1m.l1h9
acres of Intnl.
And further tho following lots or pieces of
ground oi l'innlly Included In t ho premls 'S des
cribed In aald mortfii,'i! have been released from
the lien and opeiatli.n thereof, and ato not, sub
ject to said writ towlt : Lots nuintii n d 1 .1, fi,
i v'T, v, sit, in, 11, c, 11, 11, i n, f , r.;,
M, 51, ,V, Si;, Ml, a i.d T.i, In tho general plot or
plan of N ill's tuldltlnn to tho Town of lilonin
burg, said county, as well as another certain
tract In Nimi'h addition aforesaid, deMirlbed as
follows: LcKlnn'iig at soul heiiil corner or land
of .Vttiy I.. .Ne:.l, decea.vil. theuco noi I hw.iully
it"iitr eastern Hue ot Hiild land to soui hern line
of nil alley, thence west wu.dly tilong
said lino of said alley t a point one
hundred and twenty feet east of eastern line e
Wo-kI street, thence southwardly In n lino par.
allel to Wood street to the si.utliern Unn of land
of Mary L. Neal, deceased, thence north sixty
degrees llfl -four minutes east four hundred
and twenty-It vu feet to place of Ij. Inning.
Hcl.idl taken In execution at lliunilt of .lames
Boyd, Ida t lloydand II. It. tfcarharl, Kxecutors
of 1). M. Iioyd, deceased, vs. James 11. Neal and
Aniilo M Shipley, executors of .Mary I.. Neal,
deceased, a';J J..ni"3 It. Neal and Annie M.
Shipley belrs and devisees of Mary L. Neap
deee .sed, and to bo sold ns the property of
James 11. Neal and Annie M. Shipley executors
of .Mary I. Neal, deceased, and J im -8 B. N'enl
and Annie M. Shipley beli s and devisees of Mary
L. Neal, deceased.
1KKI.KH IKSI.KB, DANIEL KNOKK,
Attys. sherllT.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a writ ot i.ev. Fa. Issued out of
the court of Common Pleas of Columbia county,
Pennsylvania and to me directed there will be
exposed to public salo at tho Court House tn
Uloombburg, county and stato aforesaid on
SATURDAY, JAN. 24, 1903,
at two o'clock p. m , the undivided one-half part
of all that piece, parcel, or tract ot land situate
In the Town of lilonmsburg aforesaid, bcglnn
leg at a post, cornttr uow or late of land of the
Hloonisburg Land Improvement t'ompany;
thence by the same north thirty-three degrees
and thirty-three minutes west eight hundred
and to and one-half feet to a point on souib
line of Kast Third street; thence along same
south sixty-five degrees and llfty-slx minutes
west, eleven hundred and eight and one-half
feet to the east line of chestnut alley; thence
along same south forry-sevendctfreesaud forty
hlno minutes enst five-hundred and ninety
seven and seventy-seven one hundredths feet!
tbcuco by lot now or lato of Abby Iterrlug,
norl a sixty-three degrees and one mlnuto east
two hundred and sixty t hree feet; thence by the
same and other lots south twenty-nine degrees
east two hundred and eighty-eight and tbrt
eight one hundredths feet to the north Hue of
I'lfth street; thence along same north sixty
four degrees and forty-nine minutes east three
hundred and tlfty-elght and forty-five ono
hundredths feet; thence by lands of now or late
of Bloom.srurg Land Improvement Company
north twenty-rive degrees and eleven minutes
west twenty- four feet more or less to what has
heretofore been the dividing lino between lauds
of MeKelvy and Neal and lands known as the
Hoyt farm now of tho said Laud Improvement
Compuny, and thence by same north sixty-three
degrees and llfty four minutes east four hund
red and t wen' j-flve more or less to tho place of
beginning, containing 1
SEVENTEEN and SIX HUNDRED
and Seventy-five one Thousandths
acres of land; being the same undivided halt
purchased at public sale.
And further the following lots or pieces of
ground originally Included In tho premises des
cribed in the said mortirago have been released
from the lion and operation thereof and aie not
subject to said writ of Scire Facias and Judgt.,
eto. Lots numbered 1, 5, b, US, 'J(i. 27, 35, ;iS 8y.
4il, 41, ii, 4:1, 44, 41, 4, SO, bi, 53, 54, 55, 5ft, 6'J, 70 In
the general plot or plan of Neat's addition to
the Town of Hloonisburg said county, as well as
another certain tract la Neal's addition afore
said described as follows ; Beginning at south
east corner of land of J'.ary L. Neal, deceased;
thence nouhWardly along easicrn lino of said
laud to thn southern lino of un alley; thence
wvstwnrdly along said line of said alley to a
point ono hundred and twenty feet east of
eastern tine of Wood street; thence southwardly
In a Hue parallel to Wood street to tho southern
lino of laud of Mary L. Neal, deceased, thence
north sixty-three degrees and tin y-f our minutes
i asi four hundred and twenty-live feel to the
place ot beginning.
Seized, taken In execution at tho suit of I. W.
McKelvey executor of William MoKclvy, de
ceased, vs. .lames B. Neal and Annie M. Shipley,
executors of Mary L. Neal, deceased, and James
U. Neal and Anulo M. Shipley heirs and devisees
of Mary L. Neal, deceased, and to bo sold as the
property of James U. Neal Aunlo M. Shipley
executors ot .Mary L. Neal, deceased, and James
II. Neal and Annlo it. Shipley hell's and devisees
Of Mary L. Neat, deceased.
KI.WKM., Atly. DANIKL KNOKK,
Sheriff.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual Veetlng of the Members of th
Columbia County Agricultural, Horticultural
and Mechiiulei.l Association, fur tho election o
otUcois Will tie. held In the court House, blooms
burg, I'a., on Saturday, Jauuary I7t h, 19 .'I, at
II o'clock p. ui. A. N. VOsT,
1-lt t-o. hecrolary.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
Notion Is hereby given that, thn following
ruined persons have tiled with the cleik of the
lnarlrr Sessions r.f idluinlilii county, their
peittiuiis tor licensee, which will bn prencnted to
sa'd court on
MONDAY, JANUARY 19 1903.
at to o clock, a. in.
(leo. W. Ash ft Stewart A. Ash, trading tinder
the linn niune of A-h A' Urn., resilience, Hnar
creek township. Plsl lllers, nit nate In a store
room In the nm i hensl corner of a (louring mill
owned hv (1. W A.h. said mill belli.; sltaateln
i.ilarereck township.
Jacob w. Adams, residence, rntnwlssii town
ship. Hotel, sliuate in ( iHawlssa township,
known as "Three Points Motel."
Hartley Albertson, residence, (J-ccnwond
township. Hotel, situate In Kohrshurx, i J repa
wned township, known as thn Kolirsbiug Hotel.
Alfred Andreas, residence MlPlln township.
Hotel, situate In Minilh township, ln village or
Mlllllnvllle, on tho eurunr 01 Third and Knco
st rem s.
J. Brit Adams, residence. Kxch nge, Montour
eou'ity. Hotel, nit uaie at l ine summit, lu I'lnn
township, on thephbllc road leading tioui I 'I no
summit to unc.y.
.las. K. nibby, residence cntnwtssa fownolilp,
Hotel, Hl'iiiite In CntawlHsa township, on public
road lending rrnm ( atanlssa to Ashland, and
known ns "IllbOy's Hotel."
J s, 11 lelmian, residence Itloomsburg, whole,
salo, sllu.vn In Town ef llhsiuisburg, ou the
1101 ill side of scoond street.
Charles Baker, residence Cat awlssa borough
Hut tier, situate In Calawlssa borough, on south
side of Mill street.
II. A. Ilach. residence Berwick. Hotel, sit unto
In t he b .rouK'h of Berwick, on corner of Front
and Market streets.
Frank P. nresnnn, residence mnynghnm
township Ites'nuraiit, situate in uii nuliain
tim nshlp on the soul u aide of publlo toad lead
ing to Mi., curinel.
w m. V. Crawtord, reslderi"e, Madison town
8'ilp. Hotel, situate In Jersejtown. Madison
township, 011 t he s nut h side of public road lend
ing from uiickhorn to Muncy.
Thomas Collins, reside re first ward, Cen
t rain. Kestaurant, situate In llr.st ward, bor
ough of Ccnfralla, ou east side ot Locust, avenue
John J. Ca!n, residence fl rut. ward, c n'ralla
borou'i Hotel, sltuato In the first ward, Cell
Irallii borotiKh, ai I ho som beast corner of
Locust avenue and 1'arK street, or said borough.
A nt lionv Conway, resMencn Centrilla. lies
laiiraiii, situate lu second ward, boroi.gli of
Centra1! i, ou Locust avenue.
'. K. crnwrord. residence Hnntr. township.
lintel, situate lu tho village of Light. Street, on
thewist side of I lie public road leading tioni
I'.loeinsburg to Orangevllle.
I'a'rl. k F. cosgnive, residence Conyngliam
township. Best nirant, simate In I : invnglnnu
towii-hlp, fioi.tiiig on public road leading Hoin
Ashland lu Cent rullu
clmrles Duseheck, jesldence, Bloomstiuig.
lio. sale, si 1 nam in t he I'own ot l;lo 'insl.ui
on rear end or loi b.-lonlng ti Mrs. Lilly AI.
Taylor, bound. d on t hn north by lot or I'. B.
Iii'ddetis oh llieeMSt by Iron street, on t he south
by an alley and on the west by an alley.
II. F. Uleterli h, residence Hloonisburg. Hotel
situate In Town of Hlootnshurir, on the south
side ol Main st reet, known as the st Elmo Hotel
Samuel K, Hyer, resldenite Nuuiidla. Hotel,
situate In Nuuiliila, I list, township, hi I he
Intersection ot ihe road leading rroiu Catawlssa
to 1 ent rails n il h the public road leading from
Kerntowu to Numldl
Harry Derr and W llllam l)i rr, trading as tier
Bros., residence Hloonisburg. Kestauiant, sit
uate on Main or Second si: eel in bloom.sburg.
ih. lies Duseheck, residence Itloomsburg.
Bottler, slttute In the Town of Bleoinsburg lu
house situate on rear of lot belonging to Mrs.
i.lllle viTalor. bounded on tlio north by lot of
I'. 11. Ileddeiis.on the east by Iron street, on Ihe
south by uu alley and on the west, by an all y.
Llod lilef rick, residence Orangevllle. Hotel,
sli uaic In lining) vlllo on t he northeast corner
if l'lue and Main streets, known as OranKcvlllo
Hotel.
Hnnlel F.ckoid, resldcnco West Herwlok.
Hotel, situate In borough of West Berwick ou
the west side of Laselle st reet.
Matthew Forbes, residence Jamison City.
Sugarloaf township. Hotel, situate In Jamison
City, sugarloal township, on tho south side ot
Market street, knowu as City Hotel.
J. It. Fowler, resld-nce Bloomsburg. Kestaur
ant sP 11 ate In Town ol Ulooiu-.burg, ou the west
sid" of Centre st reet.
James It. Falrman, residence Bnroutrh ot
Berwick. Hotel, situate In Berwick borough on
the north side of Canal street.
Susan Falrman, residence Bloomsburg. Kes
taurant, sltuato on northeast, corner of Second
and Centre streets In the Town of Bloomsburg.
Max Frledlander, resilience Ua.leton. Whole-sab-,
situate lu Ihe borough of Berwick on the
east side of Market street, between Front and
second streets.
Frank Flescler, residence Nantlcnke. Hotel,
situate lu tho borough of west Berwick oa the
east side of Laselle street.
A. L. Folk, residence Miminvllle. Hotel, sit
uate In Minilnvllle on south west corner of Fhst
and Market streets.
James Flynn, resldeneo Ccntrnlla borough.
Wholesale, situate lu second ward, Centrulla
borough, on the east side of Locust aveuuo.
John W. (ioldsworthy, resldeneo centralis.
Hotel, situate In tho first ward, Centrulla bor
ough, ou the west side of Locust aveuuo.
Hdward digger, residence Hlnomsburg. Hotel
situate In the town of Klooinshuig, on the north
west corner or East und sixth streets.
Kyce J. Urlftlth, residence Kspr. Hotel, sit
uate In Scott low. ship, lu village of Kspy, ou
the northwest corner of Main and Market streets
und known as Espy Hotel.
John (iross, residence Bloomsburg. Kesfaur
ant, situate lu the Town of Bloomsburg, on tlio
south sldo of Second street.
W. H Ullraore, residence Bloomsburg. Kes
turaut, Btlualo In Town of Bloomsburg, on the
northeast corner of Second street und Kldge
alley.
John S. (ierstlng, residence Bloomsburg. Bot
tler, situate on the corner of Leonaid and Matu
or Second streets, In West Bloomsburg, known
as Urosu' stand.
Wm. J. Gerrlty, residence second ward, Cen
trulla. Itotel. situate In s -coud Wind, borough
or Centrulla, on the northwest corner or Locust
avenue aud Centre streets.
Wm. B. (loodharr, residence Light Street.
Hotel, situate lu Light Street, Scott township,
on the east side or tho publlo roud leading from
Bloomsburg to Bcntou.
8. K. Heller, residence Borough of Berwick.
Restuurunt, situate In (he borough ot Berwick,
ou the north side of Front street.
Jumes C. Houghton, r sldenco Pine township.
Wholesale as a ulsllller, situate In Pine town
ship, Immediately adjoining the distillery ot
Houghton.
W. A Hartzell, residence Bloomsburg. Hoteb
situate In Town of Bloomsburg, on the north
east coiner of Second street aud Murry alley.
Jerry A. ness, residence Bloomsburg.Kestaur
ant situate In itlouiu&burg, oa the south side
of Second street.
P B. Heddons, residence Bloomsburg. Hotel,
sltuute in the Town of Bloomsburg, on the west
side of lion street above Mulu street.
Oliver llonsbach, residence Arlst.es. noteh
situate tn Arls es. Couyugham township on the
west sldo of Msln street.
William H.Jones, residence Centrulla borough
Hotel, sli uate ou the west side of Locust avenue
lu the Ilrst ward, In borough of Ceutrulla.
Daniel I. Klstler, residence Catawlssa bor
ough. Hotel, situate lu borough of Calawlssa,
known as catawlssa Hotel.
Joseph Kalwlch, residence Centralis borough.
Kestaurant, situate lu Ceutralla borough, on
the west sldo ot Locust avenue, botween Kail
road avenue and North street.
11. F. Kelchner, residence Benton. Hotel,
situate In borough ot Benton, on Mala street,
and known us Mcllcnry House.
.lames M. Kline, residence Bloomsburg. Hotel
sit uaie lu t he Town ot Bloomsburg, on the soul h
side or Second street, at a corner nt said Second
i 1 eet and Mll.er s alley, aud kuown as the
Central Hotel.
Catharine E. Kelchner, residence Bloomsburg.
Hotel, siiuute lu tue village ot Kupert, Montour
township.
William T Lynch, residence Ceutralla bor
oukIi, second wind. Kestaurant, bllualu lu
second ward, borough ot Cent .rulls, on east side
Locust avenue.
(leorgo F. Loltzel, residence Koarlngcreek
township. Hotel, situate In Koailugcrcek
township, ou the publlo roud known us tlio old
Heading roud.
Andrew J. Lynch, residence WUkes-Barro.
V. holesale, situate lu borough ot Bel wick, No.
13U West Front street,
(loorge 11. Morten, residence Berwick. Hotel,
sli 11.ee in borough ol Berwick, oulue south side
ot Front street, bet wecu Market and Mulberry
streets.
Thomas Mohan, residence Convngham town
ship. Kchi annul, situat e In Conyngliam town
ship, on the east, sldo or publlo roud leading
from Centrulla to Ashland. j
Victor MnrchlaRkt, residence Centralis bor
ough. KestauiMht, situate la second ward,
Cent r tlla borough, ou Hie westsldu ot Locust
avenuo.
Henry Miller nnd J. J. Clmi lieft on, trading ns
Miller and I heiintnn, residence i ninwlssa noi
(High. Itesiauiiint. hlt.ttato ii Catawlssa bor
oiiku on Main street.
Kb hard Morr ill, resldeneo (ireouwood town
ship. Hotel, kiiii.iIo In the town ot loin. In
ttr-enwood township, on the south sain ot
public road leading Irom Mlllvilleto I nltyvllle.
John ti. Mciloiny, trailing ss Kohr llcllenry
Son. icsldi nee Benton township. DlstllleiH,
sliuainlo Iteutoii township, on the public road
le(liii(,' from the Iowa ol iienlou to Dorr's posi
'ilf,:e. John McDonnell, residence cent rnlla borough.
KesnuiBtit, In the sei I wind ot the btriMigh
ot 1 entrulla, on Kllrnad street.
Michael McIinniieV., residence Centralis bor'
ongh. Whol. sale uri agent, situate I u second
waul, Ceutralla nonhijii, ou the west side of
Locust, avenue.
Joinitinah O'Connor, residence Ceni rnlla bor
ough, lintel, situaie in ( entralla borough, tlr.st
waul, on the west sldo ot Locust, avenue.
John J. O'Donn-ll, residence Centrulla. Kes
taurant, situate lu borough efienuaila, Ilrst
waid 011 the est, side of Locus1 uvetiuo.
Patrick O'liellley, residence ( entralla. Reg.
tanrant, situate In secon.l wa.d. borough of cel.
t'all 1, on ihe north side of K.iilroad avenue.
Benjamin I'eiinypaeker, resldencn Minilnvllln'
Hotel, situate In Mlllllnvllle, Mlllllti townshlpi
on thn north side ol ihlrd sire I, In Mllllnvllle.
J. W. Perry, residence Sugnrloat townnlilp.
Hot el, sli un 1 e on hurt Ii side ol public road lead
ing rrom Central to Laponn, In the village ut
Ki (.rove, and known as the K1K drove llou l.
Dennis Kowan, resldeneo t (inyng'.inm town
ship. Kestaurant, situate In tho villago ot
llr nesvllle, lu said tow nship, un cast siue ot
Main stiuet.
Daniel KohcIi, residence Conyngliam town
ship. Hotel, sli uate tn ( onynghaia township,
on a ot of ground on public load leading from
Kuarlngcreek to Centrail i.
Stephen K. Khawn, n sldenco Catawlssa bor
oih;h, Kestnuraiit, suualu la Catawlssa bor
OUK11, ou Main street.
s. I), l lailiy, residence Madison lowns'ilp'
Hotel, sit uaic In Jerseviown, Madison town"
ship, on the west sldo of public read leading to
Mllivllie.
At.d.ewC. Ilooney, resldeneo (entralla bor
nngn. ni si aiirant, situate in 1 he seeoud ward
of 1 ue b.ii iiiigh ot v entrulla, ou Ihu east slue ot
Locust avenue.
Monroe Kape, residence Cnnynglmm township
Hotel, situaie In t Oh.viighaiii loiviisnlp, ou the
west side ot main public road bailing Hum
Nuuiidla to Montana.
Edgar lllshe, resldeneo Crnt mvllle, Hotel,
sli uate lu I he village ol l en l.revll le, In ( ellt.-o
township, 011 the public load running Iioul
l'.loi'iiisliui h' 10 I,, rn Ick.
Uviiri:, Sutton, res'deneo Benton Hotel,
sli uate In borough ol t-entuii, on I he Main street
ol said Iteiiloii ooi'otlgh. und known as Ex
change Hold.
Edward Seln nck, res.denco Berwick. Restaur
ail', st 1 II 'le 111 I he bui ou ; I Of lierw li'V, oil I h I
sou, a si le ol 1' runt sli eet, between .Ma1 ket und
Mulb'-riy streets.
trvln A. snyil'M-, residence Blnonisburg, Hotel
situate In Town uf lilooiusourg, ou the south
SI le ot Mcoi d street, kuown us the Exchange
Umel
Andreas O. Stonge, resl len p Montoi.r town
ship, Hotel, situaie lu the village of l.rnv.ihlii,
M int 'in c towii.-hlp, on public road leading fioin
Bloouisliurg to Danville,
Jacob steen, residence Central, Sugarloar
township. Hotel, sl uut.i 111 village of Central,
Sugarloal township.
steguialer Brewing Compinv, residence
Wllses-iiarre, I'a. For storeioom, wholesale
ll'iuor Hi "tise, sli uate lu boiough ot Berwick,
on Chcsl nut street.
Win. IV Sehuck, residence Catawlssa borough.
Hotel, situate lu catawlssa borough, kuown as
Susquehanna Hotel.
Steganler Brewing Company, residence
Wilk.'S-llarre, I'a For sioreroom, wnolesale
lliiior ileens -. sl' uate In the Town ot Blooms
bin g on 1 he south side ol scveul h street.
Mlb s Smith, rcsld 'nco Beaver Valley. Hotel,
sliuutedlu Beaver .township, knowu as s hu
man a Hotel.
Hiram A. Shaffer, resldencn Orangevllle. Ho
tel, situate lu orangevllle, on tee west sldn or
the public road leading from Bloomsburg to
DCUIOU.
J. F. Shoemaker, residence Berwick. Whole,
sale, situate In borough or Berwick, on the east,
side or an alley running rroiu Third street to
Jackson street.
Jacob Salsburg, resldeneo WIIkes-Barrn.
Wholesale, sli uate in borough of Berwick, ou
the sum h side ot Front street.
Aaron Trexler, residence Arlstes Wholesale
Honor store, sltuato lu Conyuguam township.
on east side or public road leading rroiu Cata
wlssa to Ashland.
Clark S. Taylor, residence italnvllle. Hnt.nL
sltuato In Mala township, In town ot Malnvlllo,
on east side or public road leading In m Cata
wlssa to ueaver uney.
Adam Tnickenmlller, resldencn Catawlssa
borough. Wholesale, sltuato on north sde ot
-Main street in uuiuwissa uorougu.
Joseph Trotter, rerldenco Centrulla. Hotel
sltuato on Locust avenue, lu the first ward ol
the borough or centrulla.
William Waltersehled, residence f'onvntrham
township. Hutvl, i-li ti.u e In Locust Dale, cony-
ngnaiu township, on tne n,nt nana sine 01 tue
public road leading from Ashland tu Locust
0.1 p.
II. S. Williams, residence Berwick. Restaur.
ant, situate In borough ut Berwick, ou south
side or Front street.
Edward Wo imer, residence Oontralla bor
ough. Hotel, situate en 1U0 northwest corner
of Locust uveuue auu slain street.
Bnvd It. Better, residence Malnvlllo. Hotel,
sltuato In the villago or Malhvllle, Main town
ship, on the oust sldo of publlo road leading
irom vaiawiasa vu m-iivur alley.
Wellington Yenger, residence Locust town
ship. Hotel, situated In village of Koarlng
creek, Ltv.ust township, kuown as Yeugers
iiotei.
Lloyd Yeager. residence Cntawlssa borough
Hotel, situate In atawlssa borough, corner
rn.e una nuiiroau streets.
William Yost, residence Bloomsburg. Res
taurant, siiuute in iiiuoniaouig, on east siae or
East street.
Rudolph Yanko, residence Eyersgrove. Hotel,
situate lu tho village ot Kversgrove, Greenwood
township, ou tho west, side or Main street, of
said village.
Montlllous Yeager A James Yeager, residence
Conyngliam township. Hotel, sit uate In Cony
ngliam township, on west side of publlo road
leading from Centrulla to Numldla.
W. IS. HENRI B,
Clerk of Court, of Quarter Sessions.
Clerk's Office, Cloomsburg, I'a.. Dec. HO, Wsl.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Kilnle tf Oeurge 31. Ux knrd, d'txastil
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Auditor appointed by the orphans' Court of
Columbia county to distribute the fund In tho
hands of O. M. ru"tln, Esi( , trustee Tor the sale
or the real estate or ti. M. Lockard, deceased,
will sit to perioral the duties or Ills appolu..
ment at tho office of Ikeler k tkeler. In tho town
of Bloomsburg, J'a., on Friday, January !i;lrd,
190,1 at eleven o'clock In the rorenoon, when and
where all parties Interest! d shall appear and
present their claims or be to-ever debarred from
sharing lu said mud. FRED 1K.KLKK.
1-1 4t Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Final an ounl of B. C. Hiryner, ytoirdiaH, So,
4, DnvinlHr Ti'nn, l'.MJJ.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the
Orphans' Court of Columbia county to pass up
on thn nnal account or K c Wagner, guardian
of Verona Irene HUlnian, minor child ot (loorge
W. lllllinun, deceased, und report, lo said court,
will sit, to perforin the duties of his appoint,
ment at his nitli'e In Cent rallu, Pa, on Friday,
Januaiy and in :. at, 10 o'clock a in., when and
where all parties Interested shall appear or be
forever debarred. K.J. FLYNN,
1-I4t. Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Ktite of Daniel K. 7Vi, tut of Dearer lumwhtp,
det'eoscd.
The undersigned appointed an auditor byth"
Orphans' court or Columbia county to make
distribution or the funds In the hands of c. II.
Troy und I. S. Troy administrators ot said de
ceased, will ui tend at his oillce In bloomsburg
on Friday, .lanuury 91 h, vm, at. leu o'clock lu
the rorenoon to perform the duties of his av
point ment, when und where nil parties Interest
ed in thn rund In the hands or Ihu said adiulnls
Iralor are requested lo appearand prove their
ohtimsor be forever debarred from coming In on
buldliind. JOHN ti. FREEZE,
u ia at Auditor
LEGAL AD VE RTISEMENTS.
A D M I N ISTRATOR'S S A LE
OF
Real Estate.
Pursuant to fin order of t he Orphans' Court of
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, the undersign
ed ml ml n 1st ra t or of the estate of Samuel S.
Lowry, late ot Madison township, decoased,
will expose to sale on the premises on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1903,
at two o'clock In tho aPcrnoon the following
described real estate!
At.f. that Ckktain undivided six-sixteenths
of a tract of land situate In said Madison twp.,
bounded ns follows to wit: On thn south by
lands of William Hart line, on the east by lands
of Thei-dore Ktinyon and .1. M. Smith, on the
west by lands of Nelson Kitchen, and on tho
north by lands or Peter Woirj being the lands
late or Jacob Mills deceased, and containing
one hundred and twenty-tour acres, whereon
are erected a
TWO STORY FRAME DWELL-
I NO HOUSE, A HANK. BARN,
wagon sheds, corn cribs and other out-build"
Ings: Theie Is a well of water at the housn and
a spring ot tlu barn; an apple orchard and some
timber
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent, of the pur
chase money to be psld at, the striking down of
the property: the one-fourth less ten percent,
nt the confirmation of sale; and tne remaining
thiee.foui ths In one year theieafter, with In
terest from confirmation nisi.
John (). Fbkkzk, JOHN C. WOLF,
14 Attorney. Adtn. or SamT S. Lowry
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a writ of Vend. Exp. Issued out
of thn court of Common Pleas of Columbia
Counts-, Pennsylvania and to me directed t here
will bn exposed to public sale at tho Court
House In Bloomsburg, county and Stato afore
said nn
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1903,
at, two o'clock In tho afternoon, tho following
real estate to wit: All that, the right, title and
Interest of Jacob E. Kelfer In all that, certain
messuage situate In Blrmmshurg Pennsylvania,
Beginning at a corner of a lot. of Win. Fcnster
mncher, on south side of Firth street, md ex
tending east wardly along said street fifty feet
more or less to corner of an alley enst, or Iron
street; thence along said alley southwardly one
hundred and seventy-ilve reet to an alley
thence along said alley weslwardly to line or
lot formerly of Win. Fenstermacher llfty met
more or less, thence northwardly along line or
salu Wm. Fcnrterinnc'ior ono hundred
ond seventy-ilve feet more or less to Fifth
srreef, the pluce of beginning: being lot No. 3d
In Walter's addition to the town of Bloomsburg,
whereon Is erected a
TWO-STORY BRICK. DWELL
ING HOUSE,
frame stable and out buildings.
Seized, taken Into execution at, the Ptilt, of thn
Sunbtiry Beef Company vs. Jacob E. Kelfer snd
to be sold as tho property of Jacob K. Keller.
Fkeuzk, Atty. DANIEL KNOKK.
Sheriff.
ELECTION NOTICE.
The stockholders or the Pennsylvania Copper
and Mining ( 0. will hold their annual meeting
tor the election ot a Board or Directors to servo
lor the ensuing vear, on Monday, January 8th,
13. nt (he oillce or thn Company's plant In
Sugarloaf township, Columbia couuty, Pa., at
ten o'clock in the rorenoon
VJ-i-it. Josiaii P. Fkitz, Secretary.
NOTICE IN DIVORCE.
Myrtle Bailey.) Petition In Divorce, No 1.14,
vs V Sept. T , WO.', common Pleas,
Adam Bailey.) of Columbia Couuty, Pa.
To dam Bailey, lam of said county.
Whereas, Myrtle Bailey, your wire, has Hied a
libel In divorce as above slated, praying a di
vorce from you ; now, therefore, you are here,
by nolllled and required to aopear In said
Court, on or before Monday, the Second day of
February, won, to show cause, If any you have,
whv Myrtle Bailey should nor he divorced from
the bonds of matrimony entered Into with you,
uccordlng to the prayers of the petitioner tiled
In said court. DANIEL KNOKK.
11 Mt Sheriff.
ELECTION NOTICE.
A meetlncr or the stockholders of thn Farmers
National Bank of Hloonisburg, ror tho election
or a board or directors ror theensulng year, will
he held In thn directors' room or the Bank on
1 uesd ay, January 1:1, ma, between the hours of
two and four p. m.
111 tn. M. MILLEISEN, Cashier.
ELECTION NOTICE.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Blooms
burg National Bank of Bloomsburg, for tho elec
tion of a board of directors tor theensulng year,
wilt bn held In tho directors' room ot the Bank
on Tuesday, January is, icn, between the hours
or ten a. m. and twelve in.
111 tn. W. II. Ill DLAY, Cashier.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate or John B. Shultz, Deceased.
Notice Is hnreby given that letters testament,
aryon thn estate of John B. Shultz, late or
Oreenwood township, Columbia County Penn
sylvania, deceased, have been granted to J. II.
Shultz, residing In said township, to whom all
persons Indebted to saldestute aro requested to
make payment, and those having claims or de
mands will make known the same wlrhcut
delay to j. n. SHULTZ,
Clinton Uirrino, Executor.
13-a 4t Attorney,
ELECTION NOTICE.
The regular annual meeting or thn stockhold
ers or the First National Bunk, ot Bloomsburg,
Pa., ror the election or Directors ror tho ensu
ing yeur will be held at the office or said Ba ik
on Tuesday, Januaiy is, iioa, between tee
hours or u a. 111., and Li o'clock, noon.
. F. CARPENTER,
12 U-lt Cashier.
-PROFESSIONAL CARD1K-
N. U. FUNK,
ATTOaXTT-AT LA W,
Mrs, Efi Building, Court Hons ATWy,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
A. L. FRITZ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ofllco Bloomsburg NatTBank Bldg., 8d floor
1ILOOMSHUKG, PA.
J. II. MAIZE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Oifice, in I.otkard't Building,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
JOHN 0. FHBKZi. J0UN G. DASSAN
FREEZE & IIARMAN,
vrrousBYs AND counssllohs AT LAW,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Offices: Centrest.. first doorbelowOperaHouie
A. N. YOST,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW '
Wirt Building, Court Ilouir Sjunre.
r.LOOMSMJRC-.PA
H. A. McKILLIP.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Columbian Building, 2nd Moor,
BLOOMSBURG, PA
RALPH R. OlN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hartman Building, Market Square
Bloomsburg, Pa.
IKELER & IKELER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office back of Farmers National Bank-.
BLOOMSBURG, I A.
CLYDE CHAS. YETTER,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
Bloomsbvro, Pi
Office in Wirt's Building,
W. H. HI I AWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, Corner of Third and Main Sti
CATAWISSA,. PA.
CLINTON HERRING,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
Office with Grant Herring.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
CiT Will be in Oranpeville Wednesdays
each week.
WILLIAM C. JOHNSTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Wells' Building over B. A.
Gidding's Clothing Store, Bloomsbnrg, I.
Will be in Millville on Tuesdays.
II. MONTGOMERY SMITH,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
Office : Wirt building, over AlcxanoV-
Bros
1 1-1 0-99
EDWARD. FLYNN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CKNTRALIA, PA.
tit-Office LIddlcot building, Locust avenue-
J. S. JOHN, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and residence, 410 Main St
7-3-lv M.OOMSBURG, PA.
MONTOCR TKLRPnONS. SKI ITKI,lrHOI
KYK8 TSSTKI), 0LA88KS FITTKD.
H. EIERMAN, M. D.
UOMCEOPATUIC PHYSICIAN AND BTJKGBOB
ofrics nocas: Offloe & Residence, 4th St.
10 a. m. to H p. m., 6:30 to 8 p. m.
BLOOMKBUIG, TA
J. J. BROWN, M. D.
THE' EYE A SPECIALTY.
,Fy" tested a"d fi"cd with glasses.
ro Sunday work.
311 Market St., Bloomsburg, Pa.
IIours:-io 10 8 Telephone.
DR. M. J. HESS,
DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Crown and bridge work
SPECIALTY,
Corner Main and Centre Streets.
. BIOO MT'Kfl PA.
Columbia b Montour Telephone connection.
Dr. W. H. HOUSE,
SURGEON DKNTIST,
Office Barton's Building, Main below Xarks
Bloomsburg, Pa.
$ ylcs of work done in a superior marine
and nil work warranted as represent
TBKT1I KXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
by the use of Gas, and free of charge when
. artlfi;lal teeth are inserted.
"To be open all hours during the day.
C. WATSON McKELVlr
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
(Successor to B. P. Hartman
lesM?wS,tiyelveofthe st"KBt Compaa
ies in the world, among which are: "F""
Franklin of Phlla.
Penn'a, Phlla
Queen, of N. Y.
WestehPBter, N. Y.
N. America, Phlla.
CAPITAL. A8SKTS. OVKB lu.
limn,... ... .... ...n 1
11110,000 .'l,liis,5'Jn
fl 0O0M
tno,oiiu U.JIO
800,000 8,Ms,!l!s
800,000 1,3, 17
8,000,000 9,7311,(89
j .ti mo
1,141,60
8,364,7
Office First Nat'l Bank Bldg., 2d floor.
WTLosses promptly adjusted ond paid.
M. P. LUTZ & SON,
(SUCCESSOKS TO FHEAS BHOWH)
INSURANCE AND REALESTATE
AGENTS AND BROKIKS
o
N. W. Corner Main and Centre. Street! i
Bloomsburg, Pa.
o
Represent Seventeen as good Com.
panies as there are in the World
and all losses promptly adjust
ed and paid at their Office.
SADE T. VANNATTA.
(Successor to C. F. Knapp.)
OENKltAL IKSURANCS
Office 23S Iron St., Ploomshuro, P
Oct. 31, irjoi. tf
CITY HOTEL,
W. A. Uartzel, Prop.
No. ui West Main Htrett.
WLarce and convenient sample rooms, bat
.-....., , ...... .um water, nna modern COM
yenienccs. Bar stocked with best wine aa
lujuors. First-clnss livery nttched.
EXCHANGE HOTKL,
G. Snydks, Proprietoi,
(Oppositfthe Court House)
BLOOMSHURC, Fa.
Large and convenient sample room n.i-ath
rooms hot aud cold water, and allmodem
con veniences.
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