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PRoF. PRICE of this County, exhib.
tied his skill in wire walking, to a
large and interested crowd of specta-
tors, on Thursday, at White Hall.
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Y UN ACY.
The first and final account ofThomns ]. Hutch
insori, Cofnmlttse oi William Robbins. II lunatic
now deceased. All persons interested will take
notice. that the account OF snid COMMITTEE has
been iilcd in the Prothonutarv's Hhce Of CQlrin-
hiu County. and that the said account VIII be pre-
scented TO the Judges of the Court Of Common
Pleas OF said county, for examination and cOniir-
nation on Tuesday, the third day of December
next. JESSE COLEMAN, IrOthunOiIy.
bloomsbury Nov, |, lSG1-5.
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JURORS FOR THE QUARTER

- SESSIONS, DECE CEAIBER =, 1907
Benton. Nbraham NJ Neal
characterization IIoslvr, Joseph Stnckhouse,
John W. Smith.
Bloom--John BarlIlcy, Joseph Sharpess.
CptawI>sa-NaltcrS Scott, Jesse John, Daniel Gear
hart.
Centre-Anrou Kclchner, u A Bowman. " Wit
mirr.
Conynghnm John Anderson.
tcntrala lioTO--IlcnrN Gable.
CireenwOod-Samuel Freas, Philip Young, VIM
johnson.
lnckson--Maithcw M'IIcnry.
Iucust-Elias George John L Walter.
MUd!son-lsaac NJ Bride, las krnlin u. Philips,
MaiuC-ISauc lcttrr.
Minlin-lsaac Lut2.
Montuur-JamCS Barton.
Ornnge-Rcesc ] NJ Hard
Roarngrrroll- Daniel konklr, Jacob Iongonber-
ger.
Sco,t--petor Ent, Thomas " Edgar Jacob Mel
lick, Daniel snyder
Su.HIlOnt-thriStunl. |. Moore, Newton Herring
ton Shulracl l. Hess.
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FIRE IN ORANGEVILLE.-O Friday
night last at about II O'Clock, fire was
discovered in an out-building belonging
to Jacob Good, and used as a wash
house etc., which but for the timely ar
rival of assistance, and goodly supply
of water, would have resulted in the
destruction of his tavern, together, in
evitably, with other valuable buildings.
The building was saved with its inside
burnt out, and the damage to that, with
the loss of property usually found in
such house, may be 800. 1t is not
certain how the fire originated, but
there was baking done that day.
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If the elections don't indicate any.
thing against the radicals, why does p
John look grum and refuse to rejoice +?
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DUBLIC SALE



In pursuance of an order Of the orphans Court
of Columbia county, on Friday, tie 2Dth day of
November, 1867, at l0o'cock in the forenoon, John
uerner, guardian Of the person ana estate OF Sn-
rah W. lscnhart, n minor child Of Mary Elsen-
hart. late of Catawissa township, in said county,
deceased. Will expose to sale by public vcnduc, ON
the premises, Il certain mcssuagc or
TRACT OF LAND,
containing seventy Acres more qrloss, adjoining
lands of Rudophus Geagcr ON the north, Jacob
nrumhcllcr ON the south, Henry Hill on the west,
tand James hin on the east. There is erected on
the said premises Il
4 loo II - L s v,
one story and ~ half high, u LOG Barn, Wagon
House cider Press and Mill; and there is ON the
premises two good orchard, spring of never
falling water. with spring house; tho estate OF
said ward, situate in the township and county
aforesaid. JESSE COLEMAN, CLERK,
Conditions of Sac:-Tcn per cent. Of the one
fourth of the purchase money to he paid on the
day of sale; c-fuurth less the ten per cent. on
the confirmation of sale, and the balance in one
year from confirmation, with interest rom CON
nrmatOn Hid. Possession given on the first day
of April, 1865 Purchaser to pay for deed and
stamps. JOHN llEtNEt,
October II, 1867. Guardian
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T J. b II o w T. II,

r j. b II o w f. II,
IL now Offering TO the public Ills Stock u:
S p Il NG Coz obs
consisting in part OF full line of
INGRAM, WOOL AND RAG
CAN PITTS,
Fine cloths and cashmere hor I.adies coats.
HANDSoME DRESS GOODS,
OF all patterns and qualities, IulaiGs and Pytnts
of various qualities and prlces,
BLEACHEp AND BROWN HusIlSA,
LADIES' FRENCH CORSETs,
BALMORAI. SKIRTS.
Good assortment OF
LADIES CHILDRES'S GAITBRS E Bo0T1
Fresh Groceries and spices. Sew sssoytIaaAi
GLASS AND GsUEENs-wARE,
+ X--N O. | VI A X Err T. |.
in one-half and one-isurth barrels,
Now il the time to make your selections, M ]
am Offering goods at very low prices, and our
motto s fair dealing to all, and not to bs under
sold by any. !. J. BRowER-
kloomshuTg, April IA, 1907.
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DRY GOODS.
MILLER'S STORE.

IN
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
The subscriber has Just returned from the elites
with another large and select assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
purchased In Now Ysrk and Philadelphia st the
lowest figure, nnd which he IL determined to cell
on ms moderate terms be procured eiss-
where In Blooinsburs His stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of the choicest styles latest iashisns together
with large assortment OF Dry Goods and Gro.
cerios. consisting OF the following articles;
Carpets.
OIL Cloths,
Cloths,
Cassbnerea.
shawls,
F1annels,
White Goods,
Linens,
Hoop Skirts.
Muslins.
Hollowware
Cedarware
Qneensware, Hardware
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looking Glasses,
Tobacco,
Coffee,
Sugars,
Teas,
Rice
Albptce,
Ginger.
Cinnamon.
Nutmesr.
AND NOTIONS GEN RALLY.
In short, everything usually kept in country
stores, to which invites the attention Of the
public generally. The highest price will be paid
for country produce in exchange for goods.
4. II. MILLER,
Arcade Buildings, bloomsbury, Pa
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A LII Garments made in the latest and
- most approved style al cnENRrRIIs's
'lnlhhs Slulc, sQ-3u.
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\ certain lot uf ground siiuut" In tho borough
ul AthlHtlu, columbia CO., containing twenty
uNc feet on Locust ANcuue mud rNteudiug back
ol"us Nuutl street un' hundred and forty feet To-
nm ulltN-uu which is yryctcdU two story frame
dwelling house with the appurtenHuc"s, seized,
taken M" execution ana % hc sold as the proper
~ ut Edward ugfcN.
SAMUEL sNNpIl, sheriff
NuNtlul cr =, ls51,
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GRAND JURORS FOR DECEM.

GRAND JURORS FOR DECEM-
" BER TERN, lNJ7.
Beavers VI Gcnrhart, Frank l. shumsn.
BCntun-Willinm Applcman, John Karn-.
Bluum-Iohn GrotI.
BrmrCrcck-IOnuthan Il Cordncr.
CatawiSSl-,lHcub kiStlcr, John Kiefcr, Nathan
Greasy.
Ccntraliu Buro--John L Harmon, II W Wertman.
CCntrc-,IamcS koChcr.
tony ngham-Iatric Bruckcn.
Fishingcreci-Samuc Coleman.
liemlock-lSaac Lcidy.
IHckAOn-t George Getty, Hiram Baker.
IoCust-Samucl StinC
Madlsun--Iohu a Funston, VIM johnson,
pmC-Iohn Bruucr, James Masters.
ssugurlunf-R Richard Hess.
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NJ ANTED, AGENTS
w Male or femn!ct-tnn clear so per week
at their own home, In light and honorable busi-
ness. ANY person having "a few hours daily tO
spend viii ind this "a good paying business Ad-
dress, sendins Two STAMPS Tor full paEticalaIs.
II, l.. lockwood, psIoit, Michigan.
Oct 25 lsd7-it
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DEGISTER,S NOTICE.-Nor1cE IS

d EGISTER'S NOTICE Is
L hereby given TO all legatees creditors, ana
other persons interested in the estates OF the re-
SpectiNc dccedents and minors, that the following
administration and guardian accounts have been
filed IN the office of the Register Of Columbia
county, and Will be presented for continuation
and allowance in the Orphans Court, to be held
in Bloomsburg on Wednesday. the fourth day of
leccmbc'' l'i', at two O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day.
Account William Christman, administrator
OF Daniel Mordan, late 0f scott township, decd.
? Account of Eli Robbins and Elizabeth Padcn
administrators of James PadCn, late of Fishing
crccl. township, deceased.
Account OF Thomas Hess, executor OF Fred
cricll Hess, late of Sugarloaf township decd.
/ First and final account of John II. Heller, cx-
crutor of Henry G. Miller, late OF Miniin town
ship, deceased.
First account OF John II. IIctlcr administra-
tor Of Michael Fry, late Of Mifin township decd.
| Account Of John NJ. Buckalew, surviving ex-
ecutor Of j. Kinney Buckalew, late Of Fishing
creek township, deed.
! First nrl hnul account OF John II. Martz and
Eliza kelchner, adnrs. " George IL. Kelchner,
| lat" OF Centre Township, deceased
The second and final account Of WIN. q. Hur-
Icy, adm r. OF Caleb Barton, late of Noom town.
| . Account of \. Pnrdee and 4. Robson, exec
deceased.
10 Account Of George Vi rrcisbach, ada'r. OF
Elizabeth Richards, late of Bloom township, decd.
Account OF Gilbert Hess, admir-. of Mary Hess,
late of SugNrlunt township deed.
y Account of VIM. 4. Shuman, admir- r, oi Gideon
Fisher, late OF Maine township, decd
~ Account OF Iilghmun Rittenhouse, surviving
adm +; of solomon Swank, late OF Beaver town
SNIP decd.
Conrad, susanna, samuel, 1--we now decd. ia
cob Priscilla, children Of solomon Swank, decd
Ei-enhnrt, late Of CntnwiSsa township, deceased
10 Account Of Clark NJ. Brown, Executor o
= Il. The final account Of samuel Ent, one OF tn
I, Executors Of Vim. Clayton late Of franklin town
: ship deceased. -....
= Blupmshurs Nov. l. lsG7.
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with kitchen attached. n large Stable and Car.
riagc house, good pig stNc cou house, etc, Il good
well ofncvcr failing water at the back door. Pos
session will he given the first of April. lS6S. II
not sold between this and the 2lSt, of December
next the same will he exposed to public sale on
said date at o'clock l.. NJ For further particu-
lars, impure of Michael +. Eycry, at the office OF
II. f. Clark, Esq, Bloomsburg Columbia CO., Pa
Snlt
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CuERIFF'S SALES.

of Common pleas Of Coinmbia County 10 me d.
HOl 81. in Bloomsburg, On Monday, the ~ day
ol December, next, NJ one O'Clock In the after
noon, the following described property, viz:
Al those two certain tracts or pieces OF land ly-
Ing und being in III" township oi Jackson, in the
county Of columbia, and state Of Pcnnsylvania
hand ol John Heath, ON the south by land Of
lnI kur, and ON the west and north by lands OF
Jacob Christian. containing seven acres more or
the township, county and state aforesaid bound
.d "a, n!llnWN; beginning al a red oak, thence by
luul of John Christian south - degrees east four
per'pos Ia "a post: thence by land OF VIM. Pa,iier-
Srni south y degrees west sixty perchcs 10 post
in tn" road leading from RhOrShurg to Christians
SlWul!l; thence along the same north 81 degrees
west, ScNcnty-thrcc pcrches to post thence by
post In Little Fishingcrcck Thence by land OF
John Christian north 81 degrees east, sixty-nne
acres Of land and allowance of six per cent for
ROM, ety, more or less. Seized, taken into exc
cutlnn and TO be sold Us the property Of VIM. Ed
gar, ana John Hlalcy, administrator Of Diana Ed-
gu, licensed
ALSO
All that certain tract or parcel Of land in the
| township of Ronrlngcrock In the County Of Co
/ lumbin formerly Montour bounded and described
as follows viz; ON the north by land OF John Per-
rs ON the cast BY lWdof Jacob Stiue, ON the south
! by land now of Daniel kpstenbuudcr and ON tht
] west BY land oi Jonas FUhrlngvr, Containing on,
! hundred and ia e acres. seized taken IN eNccu,
Alorks,
ALSO
A certain tract OF lHnd situated in Ihc TOWNSHIP
Of ugmioclS and county Of Columbia Aforesaid con
/ tanning about one hundred acres bounded ant
/ described o. follows, tuwit: on the north hy Ian,
ot John kinney ON the east by land OF l.. Wrigh
4 Peter McTNhtlsvr ON the south by lands q
samuel lruglcr and on the west 10y lands Of
MQusi Seized, tnlScn into execution and To b
suldu- the property ui AuguStust IlNlh admins
tmtor with the VIII uncNrd of nenTy Drighmillci
deceased.
ALSO
All that certain building located on a lot or ploc
pl Euuud situate in Brlur Creek township tulun
hiu county, purchased by the said samuel Sitle
nom samuel smith, and bounded by land
said samuel smith n Is one and half stor
irWp" building hrlng fourteen hN sixteen feet /
size, Seized, ultDu into execution and To- be sol
ms the property of samuel Sitler.
ALSO
\ certain lui ui ground situate in tho RoIoup
ul trullNliu, Columbia CO., containing twcnt
uNC feet on Locust Avenue mud rNteudiug ha,
. aluur south street our hundred aud FORTY feet
nm ulltN-uu which is erected u two story fran
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WE think our friend Val. Winter
steen, Of Pine township, as a hunter is
entitled to the belt. He informs us
that recently he shot buck the
four quarters of which weighed 167
pounds! Not content with that he
killed a rattlesnake measuring five feet
in length, and which had thirteen rat
tales. He has agreed to deposit the rat.
ties at this Office and the man who goes
one better is to take the championship.
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. O II ) 4 l. +.

Il .
VIII he sold nt private sale. II very desirable
residence In South Bl0umsburg, Columbia Coun-
ty, Pa the property consisting of
TWO TOWN LOTS
situate and fronting Third Street Of the town Of
Bloomsbury whcrcon are erected large two
story
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The Columbian.

FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1897.
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OUR townsman William G. Hurley,
Esq. has returned from his western tour,
very much improved in health, and
looking twenty years younger. He
brings with him singular curiosity in
the shape of petrified tooth of some
mammoth of ancient times. 1t has six
incisive points, and measures about ten
inchesin circumference! 1t was found by
alaborer named Patrick Kernee, on Mr..
Hurley's farm, who was digging ditch
through rivulet called Dukes Run,
in Union Township, Hancock county,
Ohio. Patrick found two others, which
he disposed of before Mr.. Hurleys arri-
val. From hasty inspection we think
ii is a tooth of the mastOdOn.
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RoBBERY.-A man from Catawissa,
Columbia county, on visit to this city,
had occasion to go across the river on
Friday night last, and on his way back
was knocked down by very severe
blow from billy in the hands of some
unknown person. An ugly wound was
inflicted in the back of his head, and he
wasknocked PROSTATE and senseless into
the creek. The robber took a pocket
book containing fifteen or twenty dollars
in money, and note for ,0OO.-Ly-
coming Standard.
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OK ROAST AT WHITE HALL.-ln an :
other part of the COLUMBIAN, will be
found an account of the proceedings of
the meeting following the dinner, and
we are consequently relieved from en-
tering upon that part of the history OF
the day. Having been most unexpect'
edly and unavoidably detained, we die
not reach White Hall until after one
O'Clock PM, by which time the roast
and the dinner upon the OK, were don'
and over.
From some gentlemen who We're OF
the ground we have the following par
ticulars
The OK was taken in hand by Il couple
of experienced butchers and dressed
An iron bar was then passed through
him lengthwise, and several skewer
running through the shoulders and bod.
of the animal secured the carcass to tn
rod or bar. Upon the end OF the ba
was fastened crank. The whole wa
then put upon two substantial crutche'
and the process of roasting commenced
w u DtlltNt tllC WoDi Wto w ~
hot Goals on one fire and then put undo
the roasting OK, which was turned b
the crank, and basted with the gray,
until done.
After about twenty-four hours Il
roasting was completed, and the an
mai was thon carried, and stood on
feet upon the table, from which 1t WI
served to the enthusiastic crowd.
Great hilarity and good feeling pr
vailed throughout the day. We we
much gratified at the opportunity
meeting many old friends whose i
mocracy has stood the test of time n
pressure, and who We're thankful to
the party and principles they so lo
had loved and labored for, once me
triumphant.
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FIRE AT THE INsTITUTE.-On last
Thursday evening at about s O'Clock
our citizens were startled by the cry OF
Fire! Fire!! We ran with the crowd
in the direction of the alarm, until we
reached the Institute grounds, and were
there informed that some mischievous
boys had raised false alarm. Curses,
not loud but deep, were vented on their
heads, as well as threats of punishment
dire in case they were caught. We have
since been informed that there actually
was a fire, originating in one of the
fues conducting heat to the hail. The
entire heat of the furnace had been con-
centrated in the one tlue, and the re-
suit was thst the surrounding wood
work caught fire. One of the teacher.
discovered it in time to extinguish tho
flames.
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SH ERIFF'S SALE.
Curtis F. Lewis No. eli District
vs. fCOurt, Parish of Ra.
Joseph Bouillotte. }piees, State Of Lou
pY VIRTUE of writ Of Fieri Facias is
- sued from the Honorable the District
Court in and for the Parish of Rapides,
State of Louisiana, and to me addressed in
the above entitled and numbered suit, |
have seized and will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY the I'd day of MARCH, 1867,
between the hours of II A. M. and 4 P. NJ,
at the Court House door, in the Town of
Alexandria, Parish of Rapides State of Lou
isiana, the following described property
seized as the property Of Defendant, to-wit:
A certain piece of ground fronting on
Second street in the Town of Alexandria
and Parish of Rapides, bounded above by
property of John Began, and below by the
store Of PATRICK O'Shee and in the rear by
property now or formerly belonging to
Mrs Wilcox, together with the improve.
ments thereon. and also three-fourths of
the square in the Town Of Alexandria upon
which is situated the residence and Car
penter's shop of the Defendant now occu-
pied by him, said square being the one of
which Mrs. Stewart owns and occupies
one-fOurth.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in United States
Treasury notes, subject to appraisement.
J. r. ANDREWS, Sheriff.
January 80, 1s67-tds.
Printers fees S22 So
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m~"The Spiritual Mustard Pot" q
new book is not to be sneezed at.
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30 A R.DTNG
O a II TT O N

| A LII PERSONS are hereby warned not
IN to trade Tor note drawn by the I'M
dersg in favor of DIR. F. BoGGAs for
the sum of FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS,
dated the LIST day of March, lS66-and pay
able the LIST of January, 1867. This note
was obtained under fraudulent pretences
and Twill not pay ii unless compelled by
law.
Feb. s, 'e7-3t J, 7 GTLLEDGE.
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Alexandria Advertisements.
LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
OF LEARNING
MILITARY ACADEMY. 81
Near Alexandria, Founded and Supported
by the State Of Louisiana.

SIXTH SESSION
PEGAN LIST MONDAY in SEPTEMBER
- last, and ends 3Oth day ofJUNE, 1867.
ACADEMIC BOARD.
DAVID F. BOYD, superintendent and Pro
lessor of Ancient Languages.
RICHARD NJ. VENABLE, Professor Of En-.
gineering. s @ 8.
JOHN A. A. WEST, Professor of Math
ematics.
JEAN PIERRE BELLIER, Professor Of
Modern Languages.
JOHN R. PAGE, M. D., Professor of Chem.
istry, Mineralogy and Geology.
JAMES w. WILSON, M. D., Surgeon and.
Professor Of History and Physical Geog.
+ raphy.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Professor of Natural
Philosophy.
ADMIRAL RAPHAEL SEMMEs, Professor
OF Moral Philosophy and English Lit
erature. 1
Commandant of Ca,
diets and Instructor in Tactics
JOHN P. MCAULEY, Assistant Professor
Of Modern Languages.
JAMES NJ. GARNETT, Assistant Professor
Of Ancient Languages.
Vacant. To be filled soon.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and dn Aeademic
Department including Literary, Scientific
and Optional Course, and Special School
Of Ciril Engineering.
ADMISSION ..
Granted to Cadets of fourteen years of aqe.
who kao,c arithmetic, English Grammar and
Geography
EXPENSES
OF every kind, except clothing, for 10 months,
ss42a OO; S225 w payable i'll advance, bal
ance LIST February.
The number of matriculates is now l56. !
but many more Cadets can be received
For further information, address
d. +. BOYD, Superintendent,
Post Office, Alexandria, La.
January 2, If