THE COLUMBIAN. BLOOMSBURG, PA
7
GRANGE NEWS.
y t, T. Ailman, Preti Correspondent and
Secretary Penn'a State Grange.
GRANGKRS AT SUNBURY.
Patrons of Husbandry will gath
er there rext December. The
Pennsylvania Orange, Patrons of
Husbandry, has appointed its an
nual meeting, to take place in Sun-
burv on the 12, it. 14 and 15 of
December. Phis is a great occasion
with the Grangers and always
draws together a great concourse of
people from all parts of the btate.
Mr. C. H: Dildinc, who occupies a
prominent position in the Grange;
and is a member of the executive
committee, is now in Sunbury mak
ing preliminary arrangements for
the annual gathering in that place,
and ascertaining the extent of the
accomodation which that city can
furnish to the great number of peo
ple who will oe there. Sunbury is
well provided with hotel room and
Mr. Dildine is making arrange
ments with the hotels, hut it will
require a large number of private
families to assist in housing and
feeding the visitors, and it is his
purpose to ascertain in advance the
extent to which this private accom
modation will be afforded. Of
course this entertainment is not ex
pected to be gratis. Those of our
citizens who can assist in this way
may communicate with Mr. Dildine
or with J. B. I'.yrod, secretary of
the Businessmen's Association .
The annual convention of the
Patrons of Husbandry is greaily
enjoyed by them, pleasure and bus
iness being combined in its obser
vance. Coming at a season when
farm work has been completed it is
made a very enjoyable outing in
which some thousands participate
the Grangers bringing their wives
nd daughters with them. Occuring
shortly before Ciiristmas, so large
a gathering there will afford the
merchants a good opportunity to
dispose of seasonable goods.
On this bright June morning the
real strength and life of the Nation
is busy on the farm, in the workshop
in the mine and on the lines of
transportation. Lift these people to
higher, broader and purer ways of
thinking, give them more to live
upon, and the nation crows stroiic
er. Depress them and the Nation
declines, and a decline which the
so called great business interests of
the country are utterly powerless to
check. Things are not always
what they seem. Crush a worker
and the whole body politic is injur
ed. Un tne other hand vou may
wipe cut Wall street and Lombard
street, you may reduce to ashes all
wealth represented by paper merely
and set every millionaire to earning
his living by the sweat ot his brow,
and beyond the check of surprise
and a brief pause for the workers to
again get their bearings, the coun
trv would suffer no loss.
The purpose of the Grange is to
dignify labor. There are those in
the organization that would like to
see a practical application of the
scriptural mandate. "If any man
will not work, (doing something
that the world needs to have done ),
neither let him eat."
The most bitter opponent of the
Initiative and Referendum would
hardly claim that were his principle
in force in Philadelphia the Coun
cils of that city would not have
thought it worth while to give over
a public franchise for seventy-five
years to a pnavte corporation as
they did lately in votiug for the
lease of the gas works.
Great Demand For Eural Delivery.
According to tables prepared in
the divisiou of rural free delivery,
which hive just been laid before
Postmaster General Cortelyou by
the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General, there is no preceptible
abatement in the demand fot the
rural free delivery service. There
are pending 4,708 petitions for new
service, against 5,470 similiar peti
tions on hie one year ago.
The work of establishing the ser
vice is proceeding as rapidly as pos
sible. Kural routes are being or
dered into effect at an average rate
of about six huudred a month.
With the beginning of the next
fiscal year, July 1, when the new
appropriation for rural free delivery
becomes effective, a large number
of routes will be established, the
service to start on August 1. It is
found necessary to give at least
sixty days notice of the intention
to start a new service.
hew York has 1,630 active
routes, many counties being entire
ly covered by the service. Only
seventy-eight petitions from that
State are now pending.
The greatest pressure for the con
tinuation and extension of the ser
vice comes from the Southern
States.
LM of Dndrrnln Columbia Ibitnti,
I linrrhr eertlfv that, the following list of
deal taken, renmu-diiml classified by tin- for
inn year ir, is eoriT't to inencst, or my Know
led ire. The rimx'rI will bo hold at, Dm County
Triosiit-or's envo. In Bloomsourif. Ph., on Kit
day. I ho With durof June iwa, bet wren thn home
of t-lKlit o'clock a. in mid four o'clock p m. All
i none wno ao not. appear on mat. nay wm oo
heard on Saturday, (lie 1st day of July IW05, If
inoy soausiru.
Ntmw.
Kind of Limine.
BKAVEK
TWP,
Boone, William
lie' all
Itri'dlwnticr, .Mrs Hamui'l
firemen, .1 K
Fritz, John
llcmi'k, Nathan
nunsintrer, up ,
Michael. Levi
Michael, I. II
Nov William ......
Hhuman, Mrs 0 A
miuiniui, L .1
t Ucnojr, U F
1IKNTON BOKO.
Atlantic Kenning Co
Wh'salo
W'titon wore uo
Ku't, A' A
nolle J W
Hetall
I'liapln, J A
(lie, .in.in
Iavl, it I. ,
F.yer, MIss.M R
Kdson. OarlcH A
(loMer, Mr L-nna
IKi'lT, ' h
Klmlilo A Mather
Keller, H U -
Keller, It H
Keller, 11 U
Utile, O R
M.iiun en, Joseph
Mcllenry, M
Mcllenry. J H
Mcllenry, Holland.
Mc.llci.ry, IraK
Overlioluor, A A
I'ennliiKton A Seely
Phillip, M a
Hmlih. K T A Hon
Nliurmon, UKt Hon
TtihbH, A
t'tnb wiiRt, 11 A ,
Wood. Fri ll
Holies, UW
BKNTON TWP.
Colo, Albert ,
Kdson, W A
Kilwards. linn
ThouniH, .1 J Kst
Hens, (IS
BERWICK BOKO.
Adlnolf, Alfonso
Albcfton, K J
HlTAli'k Has Co
Hower, Charles W
Hack (la, I) A
Kaer, A 11 ,
Hredbenner, W M
Kevluluciiiia, VI tale
Merger,'! F
Homer, II W
Homboy, Kay K...
llei wick More Co Ltd
Berwick -tore Co
Conley. J V
Clew 11 A Curren
Crlxsman, Kted K
C, iiinnie, James
Clcwull, R M
Dodsou, H 11 ,
Un Isbac.r, U K ,
IMsilehurst, P L
Doan, T Harvey
Dlct.lerlch, J A
Umpire Pry Uoods CO
Keimiermacher, 8 E ..
Kctull
Retail
vVh'wlo
Kctull
Frleainan, u V
.k
rurinuii, .1 11
Fowler. WO
Uolden, F
Onuulin, W
Uro.ter, O M
Unrtlson, Bros
(leorg O W
HaaH. charlea
lletler, MO
lloi'kman, II M
Harry, J N
Hannah, It W
Hell r, S K
Hunt.liiger, Mrs Sarah T
noiiHBiieck 4 Co
lilrlli ger, W W
Kline, U o
Klnkudo, A
Kohl, Miss Minnie
Ktrhy Bros
Klroy tiros
Laniilng, A C -
Lanbauh, 11 C
Lewis, U K
Levy, M
Mendenhall, C C
Mi'Klnney, W (V
.Mc.Mlchaul, W F
Mllllblleld. W J
Provost A Hhools
Kough, W P
Klclile, Joseph
Blunder, W J
b 1 1th, Boyd M
Seward, O D
Hearo h, J W
Hinlth. M U
Sherman, M
HeverKiiee A Koberts
Sehaltt, Joseph M
meek, c L
Snyder, W L
Shannon Hons
Siller, J W
Swayze A CO
Swllh Bros
Standard Top Co
Sohenk, Edward
TreaOKtt, C K
I'nluvl Htatea Lumber and Supply Co.
Unangst, Oeorge
Vaughn, J O
V.nduzer, O P
Vtggano, Prank
WaKeftuld, Mrs O P
Walduer.H L
Walton, U E
Walp, O W
Williams. II 8 .
Williams, 11 H
Young, OC
Zelser Bros
Maru, J Prank
Prank, John
Empire lry Goods Co
WEST BERWICK.
Bensooter, W A
Haukas, Mrs Peter..-
Bli kel, Edgar
CrlHrnan, JO
Cupolo, C
Eckert, D E ,
PaUrlnger, Prank
Pedorco, John
Heller, A O
lluruuan, J M
Jobu, William
Judkovlca A Co
Kalbach, J M ,
Martin, J A
Mirticman, J ,
Moded, Hide ,
Melyocl, John
Koberts A Uartman ,
Horber A Htone
Hhoomaker, J H
Shan nop A Hons
Huhlanger, 11
Kpouetjbtrg, G F
Savage, Dyson ,
Uullagllu. Chas
B ilARUKEEK TWP.
Ash, S A
Ash, O W
Bower, J L
Kllnuiob, I) (i A Hon
Itlltenhouse, Henry
HliafT-T, Rimer .........
Minor Bros
BLOOM.
Alexander Bros A Co
Pool
Hetall
Pool
i
Hetall
Retail
Retail
Wb'sale
Retail
Aleiaudcr Bros A Co
Applemun, 8 L
Armstrong, J 1)
Anstock.Mrs Panule
Bldleuian, 8 K
Bnmboy, Prank
Baker, O O
Barratt, Klchard
Brower. W II
Conrad, O W
Correll, W J A Co
Clark. II J A son
Croeln, O L .
Chrlsman, J II
Creasy, 1) A
Creasy A Wells
Cox. Mlsi A A
Drake, O W
Uerr Bros
Decker, W R '.
Davis, O P
uvans. cnaa M
Eves A Connor
Fowler, J K ,
Purman, U 8
rivur'iiukii.g f- ,
Fox, Miss L M
Pest. Joseoh
Goldsmith, 8 W
Gensumer, John 11..,..
Ollmore. W U
Gross, Joan
Oelgnr, Kdward.
Gldillhg, n A
(trims, Lnnln
Ollmore, K M
1'anr.ell, w A
Ileddens, P 11
1 1 CHS, J A
he dens, .1 M
Harinun A lltsscrt
HeaH, Geotgn W
ituinpniey, iinrry a
inlines, vt i A Hon
IVMHItf, A I.
Il.iriiiiiin A Mendenhall
Hartinan, Geo. I)
Hartman, It K
Ilarlman, Hubert E
Hicks. I A
Ide, Mrs K
Ikeler. It It
James, Miss Minnie
Keller, George U
mine, m L.
Kashner, Arthur
K II n, J M
Keller, H W
Klelm, C A
hriim, I) R
Kwfer, George W
Keller, Jaenl
Kahler A llarner
Kocher, W It
I.ationch, Walter
Lowenberg, D
Lamed, .1 w
lord, w II A Co
Moyer Hrtm
Mover Bros
Millard, II C
Myers, M N
Miniln stecker
Mover, .1 N
Morris, W V
Martin, . I Lee
Mercer, James II
Moore, W II
M. llrlilp, J 8
McKelvy, George A
Net hart, J W
Udell, O G
I'urscl, F P
I'lillen, 8 L
I'enayl, John K
Piper, W M
Oulck.J G
Ilelchard. .1 R
Klshton, W S
Ithoiloinoyrr, P P
Italston Joalah
Itosthennl, Lnulx
Itlngler, George P
Kop. J R
Rupert, Chas L
Illchart, W C
Ked .Hiar Trading Co
Hire, Charles II
Knnynn C W
Mllpplcc, II G
Snyder, J A
Slagle, W P
Hhnrplesn, L T A Co Ltd
Hharpleaa, L T A CO Ltd
Hhandess, C II
Sharpie, II B ,
Sharpies, J L
Sxltzcr.J
Smith, Elizabeth.
Savave, R M
Supple Mather Co
smoyer, K II
Seeb' hi, C C A Son
schinler. J K
Snlleder A" 'o
"huff r, Kdward
Severance A Koberts
Tooley, J P A Co
Town -end, John H
Vannatla. P K ,
Watson. Mrs M A
West, W :
w sgens- Her, Ueorgo
Wilson. Hit . ..
Waslny, Miss W B
Woo ttey, R
Welllvcr A CO
Webb, William
Walter, II W
Whiiry, L B
Wells. JO
Yost, Mrs Dora R
Mantle Heflnlng Co
While Milling CO
Para'on l'laa.erA Supply CO
Kelchner, Mrs C K
Leader Store Co Ltd
Wh'sale
. Hetall
,.n A Pool
. Retail
, Wh'salfl
. Retail
Wh'sale
. Retail
, Wh'sale
. Retail
CATAWISSA BOHO.
Berger, Lloyd
Baldy, 11 K
Brooks C A
Bernlnger, T D A Son
Clewell, O E
Comer, C W
Cleaver, Mrs E
Cleaver. KB
Dent, P It
Dleruer, J K
Heaver. PJ
Krwln, P H
F.rwln, P B
Flnkelstlne, n J ..
Fahrlnger, Mrs U W.
Fx. JO
FlHher, B
Grimes, Feed Store
Grove, 11 S
Gelllnger, II M
Gable, Frank
Gullerinan, Mrs II A
Geary, J II
Gule, a B
Hennessey, Bros
Houek, Mrs Annie
Harder, Thomas E
ilarman, A P
Harder, C W
Hnlllngshead, A
Kostcubaucu, OP ,
Klsiler, 1) P
Knlttle, D P
Longenberger, BR
Longenberger, B E
McCloughan, W A
Raup, Mrs Mary
Hnawii, Oeo B
Khawn, 8 H
It'nard, 8 D
ltelnboid, Miss L.
Seltzlnger, M
Seltr.lnger, M
Hharpless, G H ..
Shane, Henry -
Neesholt, J II
Shwank A Barndt.
Schuck, Wm B
Hchmlck A Son
Hhuman, Chas L
Sharpless, A H , ,
Truekenmlller, A 8 ,
Tewksberry, E D .......
Walter, John W
Walter, 0 E
Walters, John B
Waller, B B
Yeager, Lloyd
Yelter, Oeo W
CATAWISSA TWP.
Adams, J W
Blbby, J U
Bowes, W B
... Hetall
... Cafe
Retail
Pool
. Hetall
Pool
, Retail
... Hetall
CENTRA LIA BORO.
Boran, Thomas
Ball. Aloert
Brown, Samuel
Black, D C ...........
fuuhanan, John
Conway, A u ,
Cohhan, J J ,
Carey, Patrick
Collin-, Thomas
Dome, Michael ,
Dyke, James A
Devi ue, Thomas , ..,
Daley, .rami's U
Davis, WE
Dyke, BJ
Doyle, B J
Davis, G W
Dyke, 1) D
Fetteriuan, L
Petteruian, A B
FUlier, Daniel
Gallagher, B L ..
Goldsworthy, J W
Getchy, Geo W
Gaughan, Patrick....,
lilnes. W J
Kalwleb, Joseph
Lenehan, Peter
Lavelle, John
MoDonnel, J M
Mench, A K
Mulligan, Michael
Madden, L J
Michael, U O
MuDonnel, M J
Michaels, Frauds
Silllard, OB
Murphy, C G Estate
Marulnskl, Victor
Madden, Michael
MoDonnel, M J
, Hetall
O'Connor, Mrs J .
O'Donnell, Juo J
rryi-nniscKy, Alex
Pursoll, Mrs J W ,, ,,
Riley, Lewis A A Co
Rellley, P O .
Ruddy, John
Rooney, A O
Rowan, I) J "'
Shatter, Edward
Swlisky, Rosy
Treller, Joseph
Thomas, Charles
Turner, John R
Wills. Mrs Goorira
Yarwanh, W J
Haley, John '
Odnnnell. John J m
Goldsworthy, H K A Co
Goldsworthy, A D
CONYNGIIAM TWP.
Ooodmn, Daniel
Oco'gc, M' lillit.it
Retail
iidiinuncii, ii r.nMM,
Hnrbaek, Chas II
Krelm her, Isaiah
Kostenbiillder, .1 R
Lehigh Valley I oal Co
Mldvalley supply Co Ltd
Polls colliery Co
Richards, Mm R
Koacli, Daniel
Itune, M
Trexler, A
weiier, G W
Yeager, M A Hon
CLEVELAND TWP.
Cnmp, a (!
Retail
KreiHiier, Iran
K"orr, Henry
Yost, llalncs
CENTER TWP.
Bower, II P
Retail
crvder, J 0
Low, R K
Nagle, L.I
Itemley, I, A -i
Kelsh, Edvrnr
Hf on, John
"ponsler, George K
Wert man, II E
Wcls, b D
KISIIINGCltEKK TWP.
Ammerman, J M
I.ollch, Bros
hapln, A I.
Harrison. Hush
Itiitrhes, A M
Huff. John 11
Junes A W
Lernmons, K I,
Markle, M ss Hattlo B
Mesa AMcllenry
ThumiiH, J J Ksiato
FRANKLIN TWP.
Bncher, G M
Bucher, G M
GREENWOOD TWP.
Albertson, B ,
Appleman, G B ,
Cox. Lorenzo
Columbia Roller Mills
Dildine a Sons
Derr, A J
Freas, M rs Elizabeth
Parker, K R
It ii n tz. John
Vandlne, D W
Welllver, J B
HEMLOCK TWP.
Ilnrrls, ( has ...
Thomas. II I
JACKMON TWP.
Coleman A Itemley
C( le A IIi hs
Stephens, K W ,
LOCi; iT TWP.
Killer, W H..'.
Carl, 6 H
I lark, A J
Danl"l, L II
Dyer. Samuel
Loeg, David
Lelby, A W
Karl. Adam
KhnaiU, Wlison
Raup, ML
sny .er, W 1.
siokes, H L
Wag.ier, B O
Yoder, W II
MT. PLEASANT TWP.
Sands, C I.
sauds, J E
MONTOUR I V P.
Bet z, I M ...
Grimes, Miss Emma
Latshaw, It H
V'tlck, II DA son
Roberts, Arthur
Sulllvau. Mrs C. A
Htonge, A U
MILLVILLB BORO.
Cadman, B F
Derr, W L
Rves, Ells A lira
Ely, Chas S
Eves, W M A Sons
Frl 7, P F
Grimes. R B A Co
lleuuock. Miss Amelia
Holler, Mrs H B
Ilarman, J M .
llenrle, C R
Henrle, Geo. W
John, J L A Co
Kcster, Miss A J
Kesler, R 0
Mllleysack, A R P
Millviile Creamery Co
Potter, OA
Robblns, orvllie
Reece, J L A Co
Shoemaker, M W
Hax. David
W olf, U B
MAIN TWP.
Alstetter, Chas W
Deaner, A F
Hons, David
Kesler, Jeremiah
Kesler, Jeremiah
Longenberger, W M
siiuman, Daniel
Yottor, B K
MADISON TWP.
Ballet, N II
Crawford, Elmer
Greenly, Howard ,
Glngles, Harvey J
Cramer, W E
Rltnby, 8 D
Williams. D N
MIFFLIN TWP.
Andres, Alfred
Brlngeuberg, Mrs J
Bernlnger, It J
Creasy, J W
Fetterolf, Peter
P Ik A L
Orover, II G
Goodhart, W D
Hess, U W
Hess, Aaron
Kelchner, W II
Milter, H D
Penny packer, Ben)
Snyder, A W
Snyder, JR
Schweprmnheler, W C
Steely, Ge irge B
ORANCIBVILLB BORO.
Cooke, C M
Conner, J W
Conner, M F
DeLong, Perry
DeLong, J B
Dlelterlon, U K
Pleckcnsllne, o 8
G ramps, Coralle
Low, II B A Hon
Oman A Auten .,
Patterson, M B
Patterson, A B ,
Orangevllle store Co
Smith, O N .
bhattcr, U A
ORANGE TWP.
Bowman, M P
Bowman, H O A Hon ,
Meacock, 11 O.
PINE TWP.
Brenner, L '.
, Retail
Retail
Retail
Retail
, Retail
Retail
Retail
KeUill
Retail
, Hetall
Retail
, Hetall
. Wh'salo
. Retail
.Wh'sale
. Retail
Hetall
, Hetall
Columbia Roller Mills
Dent, c A
Eves, Wilson M A Sons
Getty. H R
Swailz, WO
Taylor, OS
wagner, v s ;
Wagner, Mrs. 1)
HOAHINOCKEEK. TW P
Adams, Wm
Retail
Cheirlngtoii, E A
IIOUI'K, w u ,
Kurns, Frank
Lelt.el, o F Estate
Lltwhller. 8 L
Shoup. L A 8 P
Hnyder, J W
Huyder, W B
1 eager, R C
Yeager, Adam
Yeager, Wellington
BCOTT TWP,
Creasy, K 8
He all
Dletteiicb, W B A Hon
Ent, W M
Grimes, Geo B
Ilii'tiimn, T w
tlldley. J P
Jones, O II ' ,
Kelchner A Prederlul
Miller, J 11 '
Relohart, Isaao
Robblns, WB
Rich rt, N
Ruckle, HO
Hllver spring Quarry Co
Bull' b, John A
While, J E
W hile. A B
Wall, BB "
Werkhelser. J D
Waples, HO
Worman, 8 K
Wolf, Mrs Sue
8UOARLOAF TWP.
Ammerman. O B
Cole, B D '
, Hetall
t'riu, IU .'
Hess, Mrs R "
Herring! on, T K "
Hill A .vlather Ltd "
Laubocli, BR "
Perry, JW "
Steer, Jacoc
Adletnmi. O B "
Cole. Albert
Hurley, (I Hhuliz "
STILLWATER BORO.
Fdgar A Hlnufer, Retail
Mcllenry, A B "
Mcllenry, M A Son "
Any i.erson so as. er'ulneil or assess1 d who
shall fall to attend ii h appeal, er to appeal
from the deelHlon of the npiirnlser to the com
mon pleas within ten days thereafter will not
be permitted to act up ns a (h'Tense t I he re
covery of thn nmoil' t of the license which he Is
requested to pay when stilt shall bo brought
that he Is not. a dealer In meieantlle, etc.
'I he law further provides that It shall be the
duty ol the County Treasurer to sue for the re
rnvery of all licenses duly returned to hltn by
the Mercantile Appraiser, If not pHldon or be
fore I he first day of July, In each and every
year, wli bin ten nays after dale, and said Treas
urer shall not be illscharg rt from any such
license, un.ess ho brings suit to recover the
same ou ur before the date.
W. K MUTTER It II,
Mercantile Appraiser, l'TA
Auniroirs noticiT
Kulntr of Ih-nry tlnrlfll. late of Main Knrtuthlp,
Oihtmhiu Couulv, Pa , dVrMWo".
Notice Is h"rehy given that the undersigned,
an auditor appointed by the Orph uis' Court of
Columbia County to make distribution of the
funds In the hands of the executor of I he estalfl
of Henry Ilarizell, deceased to and among the
Sanies entitled thereto, will sit to perform the
ti'les of his appointment at his office over the
liloomanurg National Hank In the lown or
Bloomsbti'g Pennsylvania, on Saturday, July
1st 1W0V at ten o'clock In the forenoon of said
day, when and where nil persons Interested In
said estate may appear, or forever after be de
barred from presenting claims and coming In
upon said fund. ANDREW L. FRITZ,
t4-8 It Auditor.
AUDITO-R'SNOTICIi!
Estate of Jmnrt M. Slimr, Inte of Smtt toimaftfp,
dereawd.
Notice Is hereby given that, the undersigned
auditor appointed by thn orphans' cou-t of ( o
luntbla county to distribute the balance In the
hands of K. J. ltuhl and Mark reasy, execute
orsof James M Shew, deceased, as shown by
their tlrs' and partial account, to and among
the parties legally entitled thereto, will sit. to
perform the duties of his appointment
at his office In tho Town or Blooms
burg, said county, on Saturday, June
lVlh, lo at. SI p. m., at which time all parties
Interested In, or having claims ngalnst said
estat," may appear and be heard, or otherwise
be forever debarred from eoinlnir In or. sad
fund. FRANK IKKI.F.K,
S-23 It Auditor.
ADM 1 NISTRATOR'S NOTICK
Kftate of Mary B. Milne, late ot H'iv, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of admin
istration, on the estate of Mrs. Mary B. Millies,
late of Espy, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned administrator, to whom all
p ersons Indented to said est .te are requested to
make pa) ments, and those having claims or de
mand will make known the same without
delay 10 WILLIAM H. M1LNES,
J. O. FKIIZk, 1422 Hwetland St.
Atty. Hcranti n, P.
5-JS At Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Kmate of Annie Jf. fcini (Iwlnner, late of the
Buro'tylt of Ceniralla, deonwed.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of admin
istration vn the estate of Annie E. Davis
Gwlnner, late of the Porough of Central la,
deceased, have been granted to the undersign
ed administrator to whom all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make payments,
and those having claims or demands will make
known the same without delay to
J.M. GWINNEU.
E. .1. Flvnn, Ceniralla, Pa,
5-18 t Atty. Administrator.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Untitle of Loretta. T'ivelptece, lute of Centre
townthip, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the underslgr.ed
auditor, appointed by the Orphans' Court of
Columbia county, to make distribution of the
balance in the hands of Loretta Trlvelpteoe,
administratrix of Lafayette Trlvelplece, late of
Centre township, Cnlu bla county, deceased,
to and among the parties legally enlltlen there
to, will sit to perform the duties of his appoint
ment at his cfllce In the Town of Blnomsbe g,
said county, on Saturday July Nt.h, iho.'i, when
and where all parties Interested or having
claims against Bald estate may appear and be
heard, or otherwise thy will be debarred from
coming in on said ruoa.
O. M. TUSTIN, Esq.
7-15 4t Auditor.
Lutheran Synod to Meet
The 158th meeting of the Minis
teriuui of Pennsylvania, the mother
of all Lutheran Synods in America,
will begin today in Old Trinity
church, Lancaster, which this year
celebrates the 175th anniversary of
its founding. The ministenum now
numbers 350 pastors, with 550 con
gregations and 140,000 members.
Its institutions are Muhlenburg
College in Allentown, Theological
Seminary at Mt. Airy. Deaconess
Mother House in Philadelphia and
the Orphans Homes in German
town and Topton. There are 62
mission churches under its fostering
care.
Mind a Blank; Mourned as Dead.
While suffering with fever, which
resulted in a delirium and made
his mind a blank, Professor R. A.
Haussman. a prominent teacher of
music ot Pottsvule, wandered away
trom nonie three months ago and
when his mind cleared he fouud
himself under the care of several
prominent physicians in a hospital
at Birmingham, England.
His departure was unannounced
to his family, and no trace of him
could be secured. Fridav he rean-
peared at home, his presence to his
wire Demg as one risen from the
dead.
Professional Cards.
N. U. FUNK.
ATTORN IY-AT-LAW,
Enfs Building, Court House Square,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
J. H. MAIZE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, INSURANCE AND
RIAL ESTATE AGENT,
Office, in Townsend'i Building,
BLOOMSBUKG. PA.
A. L. FRITZ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
omoe-Bloomsburg Nan Bank Bids., Id Door
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
John o. rami. job . iabmam
FREEZE & HARMAN,
A1T0SSJYB AND COfNf ELI0H8 AT LAW
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Office on Centre Street, 1 door below
Opirm HnjM.
II. A. McKU LIT,
ATTORNEY A1 LAW
Columbian Building, 2nd I-loci,
BLOOMSBUkG, t'A
A. N. YOST.
ATTORNEY-A'I-I.AW
I.nt Building Court House Square,
HLOOMSBURG. PA
RALPH R. JOHN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hartman Building, Market Square
Lioomsburg, Pa.
FRED IKF.LER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office Over First Nutinml Bank.
BLOOMSBURG, I A.
C LY IJ F, C HAS. Y KTTER,
ATTORNEYAT LAW,
Bloomsburc, P
Office in Ent's Building,
W. H. KHAWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, Corner of Third and Main Stt
CATAWISSA, PA.
CLINTON HERRING,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office with Grant Herring.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Will be in Orangeville Wednesday
each week.
WILLIAM C. JOHNSTON,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
Office in Wells' Building over J. Q.
Wells' Hardware Store, Bloomshutg,
Will be in Millviile on Tuesdays.
H. MONTGOMERY SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office ! Ent liuilrllnr, nv.r L . U-
lonalBank. n.iiL-,
T
EDWARD. FLYNN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
CENTRALIA, PA.
WOfflce Llddlcot building, Locust ayenm
MONTOUR TBLKPBONI. BELL TILBrmsra
TIS TISTIO, 0LAS8I8 FITT1D.
H. BIERMAN, M. D.
HOMOIOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND 8DROEO
offici hours: omoe Residence, 4th St.
10 a. m. to v p. m., 6:30 to 8 p. m.
BLOOM8BTJKQ, Tt
J. 2. JOHN, M. D., .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOH.
Office and residence, 410 Main St
7-3-,v BLOOMSBURG. PA
J. J. BROWN, M. D.
THE EYE A SPECIALTY.
Eyes tested lam t.Cu with glasses.
No Sunday work.
311 Market St., Bloomsburg, Pm.
IIours:-io toj TelephoM.
DR. M. J. HESS.
DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Crown and bridge work
SPECIALTY,
Corner Main and Centre Streets.
Columbia A Montour Tehone cwn'etoj'
Dr. W. H. HOUSE,
SDKQSON DENTIST,
Offloe Barton's BulldinB;, Main below Mart
Bloomsburo, Pa.
All ty:e of work done in a superior
all w ork warranted as represented.
TEETH EXTBACTID WITHOUT PADX.
by the e of Gas, and free of charge wh
artificial teeth are inserted.
wTo be open all hours during the day.
C, WATSON McKELVY,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
(Sneoeeaorto B. F. Hartman
Represents twelve of the atrone-eat rmn.
lee in the world, among wblob
OASB TOTAL SDBPLVI '
Avestchester.N.T. 800jo l?807 Ti
America, Pblla. S.ooelooo i,im,m e.Jm'
Office First Nafl Bank Bldg., ad floor.
All claims promptly adjusted and paid.
M. P. I.TTT7. At cn
INSURANCE AND REALESTATE
AGENTS AND BROKERS,
V. W. Corner Main and Centre. Streets
Bloowsruku, ?a.
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.)
GEXERAL INSURANCE
Office 238 Iron St, Bloomsbueo.
Oct. 31, 1901. tf
CITY HOTEL,
W. A. Hartzel. Pron
No. lai West Main Btreet
BlaT'Lftrfre ind cnnv.ni.nt
o- ----- wmi, oat
rooms, not and cold mtrr nnJ n,n.i...
bat
, 1 1 M (no
veniences. Bar stocked with t est wine
liquors. First-class livery attf ched.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
I. A.'Snyder, Proprietor.
(Oppositethe Court llonse)
BLOOMSBURO, Pa.
I aire rrt iirriirt n n 1 It urn't, lal
looms, hot and cold water. ntll
e. :w 11 -nl.-"c.s