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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-10-29
The Last Word.


10 the Democrats Of Columbia county, and all
citizens @ho are in facor Of an honest and
economical government.
Before another number of the COLUMBIAN
is printed, the election will have been held
and the question as to whether we shall have
change in the conduct of our State affairs
will have been decided. You are the jurors
Upon you rests the responsibility of giving
a verdict that will release you from the
hands of public plunderers who have been
robbing you for so many years. Ifyou want
to know what is done with your taxes,
ELECT THE DEMOCRATIC CANDI-
DATES. The only hope of a return to
prosperity lies in the result of this election.
LET EVERY TOWNSHIP DO ITS
FULL DUTY. Bring out your teams and
see to it that every vote is poiied five de-
sire to overcome the corrupt rings that have
been running the State so long, WE MUST
WORK. Ohio showed gain of over 20,
900 Democratic votes. If Pennsylvania will
do as well, we shall elect our candidates by
handsome majority. This is not merely a
political contest. 1t is personal matter Of
DOLLARS and CENTS to every citizen OF
this Commonwealth. fyou would protect
your own rights, if you would reduce your
taxation, if you would have revival of the
industries of the country,i you would secure
to your children the blessings of an honest
and upright government, let every man put
his shoulder to the wheel, and we shall rout
the enemy. STRIKE FOR YOUR COUN.
TRY!
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A Wopn To Trtp T.poprpo ~, ,o,,,o
.. Ii. REIGHARD.
A. SMITH,
MILTON A. EMBICK,
FRED. W. GUNSTER.

A WORD To The LABORING CLASSES
The wages of labor have fallen an average
of &c per cent. in the last two years, while
food and fuel are as high as ever. Thus, the
laborer who three years ago earned SO day
onthe average, now earns only Sl-if he can
get work at all-while the prime necessaries
of life cost just as much as they did before.
Where is the fault? Who is responsible for
this destruction of industry, for this suffering
of honest workmen? The Republican party
and its system of Grantism and plunder. Let
the workingmen remember this, and vote ac-
cordingly. The Democracy are seeking the
good of the great class ofactive business men
and workingmen, who are really the life
blood of the country. The republican party,
in its ruinous attempt to force specie pay
ments, is working in the interest of rich i'd
lers and salaried office holders. Choose ye
between decentralization Democrat,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY WRITS ISSUED out
OF the Court Of common Pleas OF Columbia county,
Quarry Lots of Jesse u. Rice In scott township at
O'Clock, p. m on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1875,
all that certain undivided one-haf Of a lot OF land
situate In Scott township, columbia county, Pa, be-
quarry lot Of Marpe Purscl, on the north by land
OF Aaron Boone, on the west by another quarry lot
OF Jesse d Rice, known as the Green quarry lot.
south by lands OF Aaron Boone and other lands Of
Jesse d. Rice. on which are erected two dwelling
houses stil house. stable Office hay scales and six
lime kilns being tine undivided one-haf Of the quar-
ry lot purchased by j. ID. Rice of Charles Lee with
the appurtenances.
ALSO;
The other undivided one-half OF the quarry lot
above described, being the undivided one. half OF
said quarry lot purchased by the said j. d. Rice from
Peter Shug, with the appurtenances.
ALSO;
one other piece Of land in said township bounded
by lands of Isaac White the south, on the east by
lands OF the Espy Lime and Cement Co and others
on the north by lands of Nathaniel IL. Campbell and
on the west by land of Pursel & NAPLES and the
quarry lots above described containing about four
acres.
ALSO;
one wharf lot, situate on the North Branch Canal
in said township of Scott, bounded by lands of Can't
Waples, q. w. Creveng, and others, containing one
quarter of acre, less, being wharf lot nr-
chased of George ldlays executors by the said es-
sc d. Rice.
ALSO,
Two other wharf lots situate on the North Branch
canal in said twp. p.,adiOnng lands Of Capt. NAPLES
decd, Crevellng Mowry and others, containing
about one half acre.
ALSO,
All that tract of land situate in Madison township
columbia county, Pa, bounded and described as fol-
lows: BEGINNING at pool on the Black Run road
leading from JerseytOwn TO Orangevile, in line OF
land OF Perry Christian, thence by the same north
forty-nine degrees east fOrty-twO and seventeenth
percbes to post thence by the east fifty-one
perches to a whteOak, thence north ten degrees
east by lands OF Samuel Meredith etghtysiX perches
to post, thence by same north thirty-twO degrees
east fortytwo percheS to post, thence by lands OF
william Welltver Seventy-SiX degrees west nifty
three perches to a post thence by lands OF Daniel
Wever south fourteen degrees west seventy-siy
perches to post thence by the same south sixty
two degrees west eighty-tve percheS to a post In
the aforesaid road thence by said road south twenty
degrees east fifty percheS to the place of beginning
containing fftyfOur acres and one hundred and sew
enteen perches ana allowance whereon is erected a
frame dwelling house, large barn and outbuidngs
ALSO,
Another tract OF land adjoining the last above de.
Scribed trait OF land, on the north Meredith on the
east and other lands OF Weliver on the SOUTH being
lands purchased OF W. Welliver containing about Al
acres
Seized, taken into execution and to be sold as the
property OF Jesse ID. Rice.
MICHAEL GROVER,
Sherns ONCE, Sheriff.
bloomsbury, Oct. 29,1SI5t
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There is more scandle about relatives OF
the President Some of the innumerabe host
who have claimed kindred at the White
House, "and had their claims allowed" are
said to be partners of a prominent distiller
in st. Louis who have been indicted for
frauds upon the revenue. This man refuses
to plead guilty, and threatens to make it
warm for his partners of the Presidential
family if the prosecution is pushed. Those
relatives will be the ruin Of Grant yet.
-Phikadelphia Times.
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Tell the truth Mr.. Columbian. Please in
form your readers when the Democratic party
ever paid cent on the State debt, or did any
thing to strengthen the national credit.-Re-
S''-------J ~---------
ton passed the law creating the Sinking
Fund by means of which the State Debt is
being reduced and under Packers admins
tration we paid off $l,900,OO0 of the
debt. The Republicans, as shown by
the official records have robbed that Fund
to the tune of over S6,00000O, or the debt
would have been that much less. A few
years ago Republican Legislature also
passed bill giving the whole of the Fund
some Nine Millions of dollars to rotten
paper railroad, and the infamy was only
prevented by Geary's veto. Mr.. Republican,
don't ask too many questions.
Now answer us this. How comes it that
the expenses of our State Government under
Packer in 1860 were but $3,OOO,OOO, under
Curtin in 1866 but S4,OOO,OOO, and under
Hartranft over 100000? The people
want to know.
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The gentleman who has been nominated
as the Democratic. candidate for Senator in
this district is lawyer in large practice in
the city of Williamsport, and gentleman
of ability and culture. He is about thirty
five years of age, and has a future, which is
pledge of good behavior at the present.
Instead of an enlogium which we might our
selves pass upon him, we give an extract
from the Gazette d Bulletin, a Republican
newspaper in Williamsport, as the highest
compliment which we can offer. The Gazette
d, Bulletin says:
The Democratic senatorial conference after
tedious experience of three weeks, ,conclud-
ed its labors by the nomination of Robert
L. Allen, Esq of This city. The result is
one that will not surprise anybody, as Mr..
Allen from the start had been one of the
leading candidates; whichever way it turned
the probability of his nomination has always
been held in view. He has finally succeed
ed, and the nomination will prove gratif-
cation to more than those of Mr. Aliens
party. The simple fact that the district is
strongly Democratic is recognized by all,
and 1t is peculiar gratsficaton to have
such gentleman as Robert p. Allen pre-
sented for the position. The action assures
us that whatever transpres the XXIVth
senatorial district will be represented by an
honest, upright, intelligent gentleman, whose
personal character cannot be impeached. 1t
would not help the cause of the Republican
party to abuse Mr.. Allen, and there is moth
ing to hang abuse upon if we were Inclined
to indulge in that style of warfare; we do not
believe there is citizen, no matter what his
politics, who can have a word to say against
Mr. Allen.
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ARRANT HUMBUGGERf.
THE REPEAL OF THE TAN on REAL ESTATE.

THE REPEAL OF THE TAN on REAL ESTATE.
In order to cover up its corruption and
extravaganza, the Republicans loudly prate
that heyrepealed the State tax on real estate
Every tax payer knows that his burdens are
greater now than ever before. The act in
question was mere dodge. 1t simply
changed the manner of collecting the tax.
The Board of Revenue assess upon each
county now its share of State taxes, and of
course the county levies are made upon real
estate. To prove this we give the following
table showing what Columbia county has
paid into the State Treasury since the repeal
of the law,
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Republican Spasm.

On Wednesday evening last Ex-Gov. Pol
lock addressed a large audience at the Opera
House, on the issues of the present cam
paign. Chiefly and mostly, his aim ap-
peared to be to impress upon the minds Of
his hearers the fact that there had been a
war; and that the Democratic party was
responsible for that war, and that all Demo-
Gratis were traitors, &c. &C., through the
whole lingo of that kind of stuff He denied
that the Republicans were responsible for
financial embarrassment of the country, and
insisted that finance was a mere question of
business, ,and had no connection with politics
Perhaps some of our citizens will remember
that only three or four years ago, this same
gentleman was stumping the State, and tell
ing the people that all that was necessary to
bring about prosperity and, financial success
was to vote the Republican ticket. Time
evidently has worked change in the
opinions of the ex-Goy. 1t is proper to
state that Mr.. Pollock was the first and only
Known Nothing Governor we ever had, and
that he is now Director of the Mint in
Philadelphia, under the appointment of
Grant. OF course, he is a patriot.
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A Specimen Brick.

Governor Hartranft this year advertised
for the annual supplies of Stationery for the
use of the State officials. Their cost was
$1,000. The advertisements, given to pet
Radical papers cost SS,O ,O0Ol This is economy
with vengeance. And yet the people are
asked to keep in power the men who profit
by such robbery
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BLOOMSBURY MARKET.
Marriages.

sIdMoNS-BENSoN.- Wednesday, october 90,
1876, at the residence OF the brides parents in Cen
tralia, by the Rev. G. NJ Lorned, Mr.. W. II. simmons
TO Miss Lizzie Benson, both OF Centralla, Columbia
county, Pa
NEillARD-SNYDER AT Orangeve, on the
18th inst by the Rev. N Spear L. Neyhard TO Miss
Regina Snyder both OF Orangeville.
acknowledgements the 10th inst,
by kev.J. A. Irvine Mr.. Henry A. Fetterolf and Miss
Ellen j. Gordner, OF Light Street.
BOATMAN-TRUMP.-On the 14th inst by the
Rev. William @. Lalt2le, Mr.. Christian Boatman to
Miss Elizabeth Trump, both of ROaringcrreek town
ship, Columbia county.
DENT-FREDERICK.-o the Goth inst, by the
same, Mr. John w. Dent to Miss Clara Jennie Fred
erck, both OF Catawlssa
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Deaths.

kLiNE-ln bloomsbury, on october 22, Mrs. Susan
nan Kline, aged IS years, months and 30 days.
JoHNSoN-In Jerseytown, Pa, on October 2i, OF
Cancer In the stomach, Mr., Robert johnson, IN the
goth Year OF his age.
BITTENBENDEk-on Thursday, October 1lth,
Mrs. Il. Bittenbender wife OF Conrad Bittenbender
Esqp OF Bloomsburg. Aged 40 years, months aud
days.
MENsCH-ln Locust township, on october 20, Mr.
Jacob hensehaged II years, 10 months and 2l days,
HARrzELL-In Main townsphlp, on October 81,
Miss Kate Iartzelll, aged ID years and days.
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A San Francisco dispatch says that the
late election there was a triumph of the peo-
pie solely in the choice of good men. Poll
ties were utterly ignored. Democrats voted
for republicans and republicans voted for
democrats. San Francisco feels very proud,
and the outspoken and rejoicing that rich
scoundrels, as well as poor rascals, can be
dealt with by the judiciary here.
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FULL VOTE OF OHIo.-Full returns have
been received officially from all but ten
counties, and from those the returns have
been received from the local committees of
both parties, and the vote for Hayes is 297,-
Sl3; for Allen, 292, ,264; for Odell, 2,471.
Hayes majority over Allen. 5,549; over ALL
3,O9S. The Republican candidate for State
Treasurer is the lowest ON the ticket, he is
elected by 1868 majority The total vote
polled is 592,54S, being over 10000 more
than ever were cast in the State before.
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WHAT'S IN THE WIND?
10 tile Editor Ofthe PhilddelDhia Times .

To tie Editor ofhe Ptiladelphia Times.
Do you know ofany reason why the rep
ubllcan state central committee should have
printed full set of registry books for Luz
erne county a fac simile of those printed
for the county commissioners of said county? I?
That such a set of books were printed in this
city, the bill sent to Hoyt and the books
shipped to party in Wilkesbarre the latter
part of last week, | know of certainty. NY
opinion is that they are to be filled up to suit
the views of the republican leaders, the gem
uine books abstracted and these substituted
ONE WHO KNOWS.
A close watch in the right quarter soon
revealed "the reason why the Republican
state committee had these books printed"
1t was discovered that E. H. Chase, Grants
Internal revenue collector for this district,
went into the county commissioners Office
at Wilksbarre, and took therefrom certified
copys of all the registry lists of this county,
took them to Philadelphia and had fraud
ulent ones printed. Then he took the GER
tlicates from the genuine books and pasted
them upon the fraudulent ones. These bo-
gus books are to be sent into the republican
wards and districts where the election boards
can be controlled, and the books manipulated
so as to secure returns to suit their purposes.
These fraudulent lists, intended, for use in
the Fourth and Fifth wards of this city, have
already been sent TO the notorious A. b.
Stevens, who in conjunction with the scamp
f. IL. Chase, last year, gave out false tax
receipts and so made voters of hundreds
who were not entitled to that privilege.
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Democrats Get out every vote Or
ganize your Townships by appointing a
committee for each School District Two
more votes in each Township in Ohio, would
have given us the State. Frequently one
vote decides the result of an election. Have
your teams ready.
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In Albany township, Berks county, there
is an aged man named Daniel Correl, who
has spent sixty years of his life hunting wild
animals on ''Lude Mountain" He is known
as the ''Wild Old Man of the Woods" and
is almost as wild as the animals themselves.
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All prospects of war between England
and China are at an end, Mr.. Wade, the
English minister, having obtained from the
Chinese government all the guarantees he
considered necessary. This is satisfactory
intelligence, as war with China would have
no beneficial results, and would be cert ain to
lnfict immense damage upon commerce.
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SIIERIFF'S SALES.

RG NlRTUEof writs of Venditioni Ex.
- ponas and Fieri Facas issued out of the Court
VI common Plcas u Columbia county, and to me d.
Iected VIII be sold ut public ouCry en- the premises
on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1875,
at Yen O'Clock a. In, the following real estate towit;
All that certain piece of grou3d situate in Scott
soWhshlp, columbia county, bounded on the north
ny ANUS Oh snyder, on the west and east by the
adle, on lhe south by the l.. B. r. X. Co. Contain
ihs bWo acres more or less whereOn are erected a
IwOdwelling houses. 9 w
seized, takeh in execution and to be sold os tle
property OF ID snyder * co. ~
BlOpmsburg oct. /, ls75. gbari'T
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Daniel Webster Marshfield estate is now
reduced from 1900 acres to nearly the orig
inal purchase of about 400 acres, but the
homestead retains the characteristics of it
old ownership, though most of the works in
the library have been removed for sale.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

IN ESTATE OF ADAM TTTTTl EIEA0EU.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the or
phan'S Court Of Columbia county TO make distribu-
ton Of the balance in the hands OF stephen I'M, Ad
mnisratOr Of the estate OF Adam ll late Of Centre
township. win attend to the duties Of his appoint
ment at his Oilice, in Bloomsbury, on Saturday,
the 9th day OF November, 1873, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, when and whore all persons having
claims ON the fund are required TO present them
or he dcbarrod from coming in for share Of the
same. t. II. KELLER,
Oct. S, T5-iw Auditor.
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LIMESTONE QUARRY.

LOT no ~ situate In Centre township aforesaid.
bounded ON the north by the IaCkawanna & Blooms
puIB H. hi on the east, south and west by purnnrts
nus lO, anu rtspeclyely. containing liILY nnrnhns
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ASSIGNEEoS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is IlEREBY GIVEN that the
~ undersigned has been appointed an Assignee
Tor the benefit OF the creditors Of D. j. HOaglaud Of
Ccntralia borough, in Columbia county, and has
take nupOn himself the duties Of the trust All persons
are therefore required TO seitlewith him, adjust and
pay 10 hnall accounts debts and dues of thesaid j. j.
ioagInu ana those having claims TO submit them
TO the Assignee properly authenticated.
Sept 3-6t Paxinos, Northumberland Co, po
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--r'Sr>rrc'rD ATOp,S NOTICE
Letters OF Administration on the estate of Mar
garet curry, late OF Centrala borough county OF
OOldlnDla state OF Pennsylvania deceased, have
been granted to Daniel +. Curry of Centralia
borough Pa, to whom all persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment, and those
having claims or demands win make known the
same without delay. DANIEL r. CURRY
Oct -6w AJyninIe,s,
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ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
SECOND.
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4 DMINISTRATOR,S NOTTCE

IA ESTATE OF C REDLINE, DECEASED.
Letters OF Administration on the estate of c. ID.
ledllne late OF Greenwood township Columbia CO.,
deceased have been granted by the Register OF said
county, 10 j. 5. Redlne and Elias Watts, OF Green
WOOD township. All persons having claims against
the estate or the deccdent requested to present
Them for settlement and those indebted to the estat,
10 make payment TO the undersigned administrators
without delay. JOSEPH s REDL INE
ELIAS WATTS,
Sept 22, 75-Gt.' Administrators,
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE-

IL ESTATE OF SUSAN KINNEY, DECEASED
Letters teStamentary on the estate OF Susan Kin
ney, late OF BlOonsburg, Columbia county, deceased
have been granted by the Register OF said county TO
Peter Brugler, OF Bloomsbury, Columbia county. Pa
Executor TO whom all persons indebted are request
ed TO make payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the said estate Will make them
known TO the said Executor without delay
PETER BRUGLER,
oct 22.-GW. Executor
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

~ ESTATE or C. n. BROBsT, DECEASED.
In the OrphanS Court Of C0lumbid County.
The undersigned, Auditor to distribute the FUND
IN the hands II the Administrator Of G. II Brobst
deceased viii attend to the duties Of his appointment
ut the OniCc Of Brockway Elwell, In bloomsbury,
on Friday, November ., 1876, at 10 O'Clock, a. M,
when aud where all persons having claims against
the said estate are required to present the same
before the AUDITOR or be debarred from coming in
for share Of said fund GEO. Il. ELWEll,
Bloomsbury, oct ), lsI5.-4t Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

IA ESTATE OF JACOB MANNING, DECEASED.
The undersigned, Auditor to distribute fund in
the hands Of the ApmlniStratOr of the estate Of
Jacob Manning, deceased, among the parties en-
titled thereto VIII meet the parties Interested for the
purpose Of his appointment on Monday, october Is,
lsI5 at IL O'Clock, a. I, at the Office of II. r. lkeer
In Bloomsbury at which time and place all parties
Interested viii attend and present their claims, or
be forever debarred from coming In for dStributvc
share in said estate Il. i. BILLMYER,
Bloomsbury September II, lSI5-it Auditor.
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General Grant sold his old war horse, vicks-
burg, at public sale, for $36. Was the love
of money the prevailing sentiment that led
to the sacrifice of this faithful old animal?
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SHERIFFS SALE.

R4 NlTuE of a writof Fier iFacias, issued ont
- OF the Court Of Common Pleas and to me direct
ed VIII De exposed TO public sale on the premises ON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1875,
witt '''i 's''uc w.
St ~ that certain piece or parcel OF land situate I'm
scott township, Columbia county bounded hy lands
9l p Joseph lieckman and others ON the north, OF
t tUtth iusSuDlc on the east OF James Lake on the
west containing about eightysiX acres more or less
H HHn Mhch are erected two frame dwelling houses n
p%lk % oarh ana out-buildlngs with the applirenances
seized, taken IN execution and to be sold aS tbe
property OF Thomas Creyellng. ''0
bloomsbury, Oct. /, ls7b SherIir
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
E.totc ef Jacob Kostea5au,ler. deceased.

Estate Of Jacob Kostea6auder, deceased.
The undersigned Auditor to make distribution OF
the balance OF the funds In the hands Of j. b. Knitle
and q. d. L. KOstenbauder, Administrators Of the
estate OF Jacob kOstcnbaudcr, deceased, among the
parties entitled thereto, Will attend tu the duties Of
his appointment at his office in CatawlSSa, on Tues
day, NOvCmber 9TH 1870 at 10 O'Clock Il. m, when
and where all persons having claims against the said
estate are requested to present the same before the
Auditor or be debarred from coming in for share Of
said fund. W. II. ABBOTT,
Get, S,'75-4w Auditor.
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