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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-11-12
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Friday. Nov. IL, 1875
The Official Vote

1t seems by the returns that the vote of
Gov. Hartranft is less than that of his two
competitors. Although elected it is by
plurality and not By majority. II the
votes cast against him had been given to one
man, that person would have been elected,
Happy thought.-When you want ia beat
a man, all vote together.
1t seems also that the majority for Judge
Pershing outside of the city of Philadelphia
is over 5000. The State therefore is de-
mocratic, and it is in spite of want of lead
ers in spite of fair and square platform, in
spite of 4 candidate who had no confidence
in his own success, aud had not the manli-
ness to dare to nut himself at the head ofthe
movement for reform, which IL proper
hands, might have swept the State. What
then might not he done with so gallant 4
party if lis professed leaders could rise to the
full height ofthe occasion, and throwing aside
all self-seeking and personal preferment,
marshal and lead it to victory. Even in the
selection of chairman, it is said we were
iossiized by disagreement between the
candidates. Weighted from the start, it was
gallant struggle against discouragements; (;
and what was, if possible, still worse, the
certainty of outrageous frauds in Philade-
phia-frauds of kind, and by parties who
for years have made their preparation a
business and yet there is not a man nor Il
set of men in Philadelphia with penetration
and pluck enough to discover and punish
the perpetrators. Leading democrats OF
Philadelphia have been all their lives cog
infant of those wrongs, and yet they go on
year by year unchecked, almost uncon-
demncd. To Philadelphians, Pennsylvania
lies between the Delaware and the Schuyl-
kill, and all beyond is bowling wilderness.
If, with superhuman efforts the democrats
beyond the schuylkill roll up majority,
the Pilgrims and Repeaters wipe it out with
stroke of the pen, and the democrats Of
Philadelphia are dumb in bewilderment.
Quosque tandem abutere, PhiIadcphia,
patientia nostra ?
Thousands for election representations
for the Observation-Disclosures over Car
penter's Hall-seventy- -four millions of a
city debt, and ten thousand, more or less
fraudulent votes. And next year it will be
twenty, if twenty are needed and made by
the same men who for years have done the
same work.
The mills of the gods grindslowly, but they
grind exceeding small; and when the rush
and roar of indignant voters demanding an
honest election comes, God help the men who
have prevented it, as well as those who have
stood by in stupid imbecilty. Wanted, d
Leader for the Democracy.
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Ron. electoral votes. no Dem. vote


1t will thus be seen that the Democrats
lead their opponents by a majority of 26
But the above table is instructive from an
other point of view. Every State in the
Democratic column is reasonably sure in
1876. Not so with those in the Republican
list. Maine was only retained by 5000 after
a desperate fight. In Massachusetts, which
used to give $4,000 majority, and was con-
sidered not only the birthplace Of Repub-
licanism but its stronghold, the opposition
lost the State in 1874, and this year are in a
minority on the popular vote. New Jersey
although lost to us through local divisions
this fall, is strongly Democratic, and in 1876
will wheel into column. Ohio and Pennsylva.
mia. aredebatable states, and would have been
won this year except for the blunders of our
leaders. In Wisconsin there has been a
second Democratic victory. Whether Or not
the majority of 800 or 1000 by which the
State is carried shall be for Taylor or Lud-
| ngton or the Democrats or Republicans
elect majority of the State officers, when
the character of the canvass is considered
and the opposition which Governor Taylor's
course in the railroad war has provoked is
weighed, even should he be defeated-whch
we do not think probable-.the Republicans
must now surrender the State.
This outlook, whilst discouraging to our
opponents, should give renewed courage to
our friends. We are not beaten but cheated;
and are in first class trim for the grand on
slaught of 1876. Let us go to work and or
ganize now.
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Ente OF the ParillG.

WAsHINGToN, Nov, ga private dis
patch received here this evening announces
the total loss of the steamship Pacific be-
tween Portland, Oregon, and San Francisco,
by laundering at sea on last Thursday, The
dispatch says all on board we've lost,
ANOTHER SURVIVOR RESCUED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, l0-A dispatch to
the Merchants Exchange, from Fort Town
send, says the United States revenue steam
er Oliver Wolcott, at three o'clock on Mon
day morning last, picked up one of the crew
of the foundered steamer, Pacific, on raft
thirty miles inside Of the Straits of Fuca
He says Captain Howell was drowned from
the same raft, and that the Pacific was strucl
by vessel under full sail.
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The smoke has cleared away, the dead
have been buried, the wounded are under
proper treatment, and we can take a calm
review of the situation. For fifteen years
the Republicans have held the field, and
were strongly entrenched in power. One
by one their main outposts have been
captured, and last year there was a rout along
their whole line. a desperate rally this
year, aided by power and plunder, has en-
ablad them to recapture a few points, but
they have lost so terribly elsewhere that a
grand charge next year will lead to their
utter annihilation.
The campaign of 1875 closes as follows
REPUBLICAN, DEMoCRATIC.
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Seventeen persons were drowned at the
isle of Orleans, in the St. Lawrence, during
the storm on Sunday last by the upsetting
of a scow which was conveying them from a
steamer to the shore. They were mostly
residents of the Island who were returning
from market, During the same storm john
Campbell, chief officer of the steamer Can
adan, and laborer, named Burke, who was
working on the same vessel, disappeared,
and are supposed to have been washed over
board,
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Our opponents acknowledge freely that
we would have carried Ohio but for the In
flation platform that loaded us down, like
pack horses upon a narrow mountainous
pass. We swallowed the pill in Pennsyva-
MIA against the protest of the people, after
battling for hard money for fifty years, and
we have failed to digest the unpallatable
morsel. 1t lies heavy upon the stomach and
paralizes the nervous system,-- BrdJtord
Argus.
Yes, and Bradford county forced us to
swallow the pill. The Erie platform so far
as relates to finances would never have been
reported by the Committee on Resolutions
but for change of vote by Herrick, of
Athens.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.
FIRST WEEK,


Bloom-A. Mcdowell, j. +. Wldeman, c. NJ. Brown,
b. f. Hartman, James q. Brown, John LeacOcR,
George Correll, S, II. Miller
BentOn-Earl Boston, John o. DIdlne s. L. Karnes
William Appieman
Borwick-Henry Bower, Alfred Bower
BrlarcreeE-llenry Doak, William l.. Freas David
Shafer Jr,, Freas Fowler,
CataWiSsa-B =, FOrtRer
Centraa-JameS Dyke.
Fishingereek-Aaron Hess, Benjamin Colder, Jo-
mas Doty, Josiah Hess, Jacob O. Wilson.
Frankln-John ROup.
Greenwood-James L. Preston, John Patterson,
Henry Bet2.
HemlOck-MathiaS Whtgnigh.
JacksOn-Benlanin Savage, Augustus Eyerhart
Locust-lIenry Beaver
Minlin-B. f, Workhelser
Montour-Willlam ii. Quick
Madlson-George Beagle
MI PeasanJ-MathiaS Kindt
orange-GeOrge M, Smith, snas shuman, Samuel
iiagenbuch, Micnael Q, Vauco.
Pue-John E COtuer
koarngcreek-IlenTy Hoffman
scott-Jonah Townsend, James Rice Robert Ent
Henry Creyelng, IL, G. Kelchner
SECOND WEEK
BloOm-Josan Ralston, james Henwood
Benton-Charles Keefer, William Holmes
Beayer-MOses SChlicher
Observation-Disclosures jackson, Joseph Lamon NJ.
II. MttenhOuse, John II suit
Catawlssa- Chas Kreigh, I. Seesholtz IL. +. Clark
Cehtre-Isaac Crydcr
Conyngham-Martin Laughlin
Franklin-Mlchael Manhart, Andrew LohrInan
Greenwood-TheodOre Lemon, NJ. NJ. Appleman,
Richard j, Ewes, Dlemer Davis John Leggott John @
Girton
Hemlock-John Miller, Peter S, Brugler, Matthias
Moore
MI Pleasant-JacOb Melick
Madison-A. j. Carr
Ma.n-Jonn Harmony, Boyd letter
orange-samuel Henry Moses Everett
Scott. j. Keller, Huston Robson
Sugarloaf-R. Ke.
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Result in the State,

Every county in Pennsylvania has now
officially reported the result of last Tues
days voting so far as relates to the
contest between Hartranft and Pershing.
counted, but many of the counties have not
announced the number polled. 1t seem S
probable from those received, however, that
Browne will have between ten and twelve
thousand. The majorities for Hartrsntt and
Pershing are
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NEW ADVERTISE M ENTS.

ID EGISTER'S NOTICES.
HI Notice is hereby given to all legatees, cred
tors and other persons Interested in the estates Of
the respective decedentS and minors that the fol-
lowing administration and guardian accounts have
been filed in the Office of the Register Of columbia
county, and viii be presented for confirmation and
allowance In the orphans Court to be held in
bloomsbury, on Wednesday, the sth day of Decem-
Der, 1873, at O'Clock. y. m ON said day:
/ The final account of Alfred Eek, guardian of Fran
ces KistCr, minor child OF Nathan klStler, late of
Columbia county, deceased.
The second and final account of Reuben Miller, eX
ecutOr OF John Linden, late OF Brlarcrcek town
ship deceased
The second and final account of Ii fayette Greasy
and Henry Shaffer, administrators Of Peter B.
Wcnner, late OF BrlarCreek township, deceased.
The first and final account OF John Funston, ad-
ministrator OF Wilson Allen, ate Of Madison town
ship, deceased,
The account nf James Wardin, executor OF VIII
liam Wardin, late Of Centre township, deceased.
The first and final account Of isaiah Bower admin
str tor Of Ashel Fowler, late Of Briarc eek town
ship, deceased
The account OF Samuel II. johnson, administrator
OF David johnson, late OF Beaver township, deceas
ed.
The account of Henry W. Vanderslce admnstra-
tor Of John H. Nanderslice, late OF the town Of
Bloomsbury deceased.
The account Of e. W Miller, guardian OF Isabella
hIasOn,minOr child Of Robert Mason late Of Blooms
burg, deceased
10 The first and final account of AaronW W. Hess
guardian of Emma Hess minor child OF Charles ii.
Hess, late OF Mittilu township. deceased.
II The account Of william b. Kester administrator
OF sylvester Pealer, late of Fshingcreek township,
deceased.
registers Office, w. II. JACOBY,
Bloomsbury, Nov. 8, 1SI5.J Register.
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T IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT De
Ia CEMBER TERM, 1875.

7 IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT De
IL CEMBER TERM, 1915
FIRST WEEK.
II. Gorre & Co. VS.. Joseph NJ. FrGck
Leander Carmcns use vs.. William AppemGn.
Andrew Crawford VS. d. W. johnson.
william II. Crawford vs.. d. W. johnson.
Christian Wolf VS. N. & W. b. r. II. Co.
stephen Wolf ct ux. vs. n. & W. r. r. Co.
John Leggott Il a Frick vs. Esther Ewes ct. al.
George X. TryOn ct al. vs.. Jacob Brown ct al.
George X. Tryon ct al. VS.. Martin Lubold ct al
George X. Tryon ct al. vs.. William Clark ct al
George Is. Tryon ct al. VS.. Isaiah Hand ct al.
George X. Tryon ct al. VS.. Christian Setback ct al
Wellington Hughes VS.. p, Sponenberg,
E. b. Johns admir- VS.. Aaron Grover.
Ell Kendig VS. ID. Morris.
f. s. smith vs. School Directors Of Benton Township.
VIM. Harris VS.. Berwick Rolling Mill Co.
d. I. Morgan Co. vs. Samuel Johnson.
w. + Andrews vs.. d. f. Seybert.
Ell Kendig VS.. j. d. Rice.
Levi Kinley VS. n. S. Campbell.
SECOND WEEK.
Jacob Schuyler, endorSee, vs. j. NJ Barton ct al.
A. Il. keller VS. Jonas Doty.
John HeacOck VS.. Jonas DOty
First National Bank of Bloomsbury vs. George Cava-
nee, ct al
Charles NJ. MARBLES Eyrs. VS. Enos Jacoby.
Samuel j. Case VS. Jonas Doty.
Wilson Gibbons VS. Jonas DOty.
NJ. G. Hughes VS. Jesse D. Rice.
NJ. G. Hughes vs.. Oscar p Ent.
L. 49,. : p,''.s ,,'...''o 70 ooii'S poVy,
ouooo 'o' ii'u t'ii"n 'o ool.to @ DoVy.
William Abbot VS.. William Miller.
Vastlne Boone VS. IL. G. Creycng.
ponn .. hoiicn'y vs. " Il. d w. H. H. 90.
Benz. Wintersteln vs.. William Houghton.
Stacy John vs. II G. Creveng
,4 ~ tl', t''Iot oV ''' 'a' = " i'' h'i' "o"u oo'
% uoiiu VIC , Couunn cA ! VS. "torse d. Luce CT al
,r'u no'i'''o nus ho,'I"" Vs. Jo"h "ro"'
lno SUI" Mo"cl d i'caper oo' vs. D. . lurhDach'
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DUBLIC SALE OF

DUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
The undersigned. Administrators Of the estate Of
John Mensch. late Of Franklin township columbia
county, deceased, Nlll expose to public sale on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1875
on the premises In Franklin township aforesaid a
tract Of land situate In franklin wnshlp, adjoining
lands Uf Michoel MenSch benjamin Ford, JOnatha n
L0hrman and others, containing
1l5 ACRES AND 26 PERCHES
Of good quality Of land in good state Of cultivation
on which is erected large and comm ldOus
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
outhOuses, bank barn, sheds. sc.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day
when conditions of sale viii be made known.
MICHAEL MENSCH,
JESSE MENSCI,
Franklin twp, Nov. sth-iw. Administrators
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TO CREDITORS.

WHEREAS. under the assignment OF j j. llolg-
land, OF CCntrall, for the benefit Of creditors, the
said liOlgland has applied TO the Court OF common
Pleas Of Columbia county to nave set aside Tor thc
use Of the usSlgnur and his family certain articles
and things not exceeding in value at the appralSe-
ment thereof three hundred dollars. Now, there
fore, notice is hereby given that application VIII De
made on the FIRST day OF December term OF court
next TO have released from the assigned estate Ion
the aforesaid. tc articles and things In said ap
pralsrmcnt specified. j. D. llOAGLAND
Nov. 'I5--4t.
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Juries for Sept. Term, 1878
GRAND JURORS.

bNhNiJ u u hOhS.
BlOOm-M. WynkOOp, Daniel Bowman,
BcntOn-I Hiram Ash, Michael Hartman.
Berwick-A, $. Phillips.
Centre-LafayettG Greasy, Samuel Creveling.
Catawlssa-J L. Shuman, Daniel Gearhart
Fishing Creek-Tsaac Labour, John Wenner.
observation-disclosures Roedcr.
GrcenwOod-Eljah Kisner.
Hemlock-Ell Ohl, Samuel Ale
Locust-JOseph Sanders.
Milllin-Joseph G. swank, Samuel snyder, Wv
Brown.
Pine-Wlan Karshner, Asher Fullmer.
Scott. X. Fowler, +. p. Kelley, Charles Brown.
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Mr., Allen, it will be seen, reaches 1850
above the majority given for Mr.. Chaliant /;
he carries every county by increased majori-
ties, and in Lyccming has nearly two
thousand more than the average Democratic
majority, and double that given for Per-
shine
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

yNTIIEREAS, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwELL
ToTmlucr and General Jal Delivery, Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions Of the Peace and the Court Of Common
Pleas and orphans court in the 26th Judicial Dis
trlct composed OF the counties Of Columbia and
M0ntour and the Hons. IRAN DERR and ISAAC s..
MoSROT. Associate Judges Of Columbia county, have
issued their prclrpt, bearing date the 18th day Of
sept, IN the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and scyoIty-hye, and to me directed for
hodiuga COurl of oyer and 1erminer aud General
Quarter sessions OF the Peace, Court Of Common
Pleas and Orphans Court, in Bloomsbury, in the
county OF Columbia O. the first Monday, being the
6ta day OF December noNt, to continue two weeks.
Notices Is hereby given TO the Coroner, to the JUS
tlcCs Of the Peace and the COnstabeS Of the said
county Of Columbia, that they be then and there in
their proper person at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
said 9th day Of December, with their records inqu-
slons and other rcmcmbranCes, to do those things
which to their offices appertain to be done. And
those that are bound by recogni2ance to prosecute
against the prisoners that may be in the Jail
of the said county of Columbia, to be then and there
to prosecute them as shall be just. Jurors re-
quested TO be punctual in their attendance agrecably
to their notices. Dated at Bloomsbury the 5th day
(-JN-O OF November, in the year of our Lord one
: l.. $. : thousand eight hundred and seventy-fve
~ and In the ninety-ninth year OF the lnde-
pendenCe OF the United states OF America.
sherlhs ONCE, MICHAEL GROVER.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 5-tC Sheriff.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
EXECUTORS SALEl

the undersigned, executors Of the last win and
testament ut George LOngcnbergcr, decd VIII ex.
pose 70 sale on the premises la Main township
Columbia county On
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 1875,
at o'clock p, NJ, the following described property
10 Wit:
Al That certain tract Of land situate in the town
shin OF Main, columbia county, Pa, bounded and dc,
scOed rs t0llOwS tO VIZ: NCrthwurdly, by the pub
lie road leading fruln CatawiSsa 70 Minlin ic cast
Wardly ~ lands OF Daniel Miller; sOuthwardly, bI
Tljhilc road leading from EspY 10 Malnyllle; west
"ardiy by lands oi George Breisch, contalnlngl
q Acres Of Good Tinbcr Land.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
JAMES MUALLARNEY
WIN, ,LONGENBEkGER.
Oct. 22 is. Executors
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ALSO,

All that certain real estate situate IN Greenwood
township, COlunbil county, bounded and described
as lollows by lands Of John g. Rich, north ss% de
greeS west 70 perches by lands OF John Robbins
nelr5 north ~ degrees east 80 perches by lands OF
Jesse hester, south SO degrees east 100 perches Of
DdNu heSter, south 2SH degrees east 80 pCTChes !;
thence south 81 degrees west is perChes 10 place OF
beginning; containing forty acres ana hity-two
pelChes more or less on which are erected frame
dwelling house and Outbuildlngs.
seized, taken into execution, ana 10 be sold as the
property OF Ephraim c. Kester.
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State Senator.

The following figures show the majorities
of Robert z, allen over VIM Lyon, in this
senatorial district.
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WANTED.

Good, RELIABLE MEN AND WOMEN to solicit orders In
q FIRsr-ULA,s paying business. Old established and
reliable house. Exclusive territory. Liberal In
duCements offered and constant employment given.
references ms to character requiled. For full par
ticulars enclose cont stamp and address
HlLDREIH, YOUNG & CO.,
Nov. 12 4w Union City, Erie Co., IA.
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Please call and see us and we
shall endeavor to convince you
that we can sell you goods as low
as any establishment outside of
New York. Buying, and paying
for our goods in 10 days, enables
US to offer very low prices, and
you will receive polite attention
whether you purchase or not.
THE POPULAR CHEAP CASH STORE
w. p. JONES & CO.,
CATAWISSA, Pa.
Nov. 8, 1875.
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4 DhlNiNitAlplt0 NOTICE
l. 4 ESTATE ut SEGAEEr GERRY, DECEASED.
Letters OF Admiui -ifutiOn ON the estate " Mar
gulct curry, late " tcutralia borough county of
columbia state of Pennsylvania, deceased, have
been granted TO Daniel IT, curry Uf Ccntran
borough, Pa, to whom all persons Indebted to SAID
estate are requested 10 make payment. and thoSG
hNihg claims or demands win make known the
same without delay. DANIEL r.. CURRY
oct 2l-GW Nltniri.frafIr
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WINDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.
w The following appraisements OF real and
personal property set apart to widows OF decedents
have been ted In the Office of the Register OF Col
umba county, under the Rules OF Court, and Will be
presented for absolute confirmation TO the Orphans
Court to be held In Bloomsburg In and for said conn
ty, Wednesday, the Sth day OF December IS7', at
o'clock D. M, OF said day unieSS exceptions to such
confirmation are previously filed, of which all per-
sons interested In said estates will take notice:
Widow OF Richard +. Keller, late of Locust town.
ship, deceased.
Widow of Philip Wilson late OF Fishingcreek town.
ship, deceased.
Widow OF Abraham Adams, late OF Brlarcreek
township deceased
Widow OF John SwiSher, late OF Madison township
deceased.
Registers Onlce, / W. II. JAC0BY,
Bloomsbury, NOvS, 1875 Register.
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Full line Of ribbons, neckties,
ruches, collars, cuffs, belts, combs,
and the largest assortment Of fan
cy goods to be found in this sec
ton.
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pLANK NOTES, with or without exemption
ID for sale at the COLUMBIAN onee,
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SHAwLs of every description,
single Or double, at very low
prices.
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ALSO.

All tnat certain messnagc and farm, containing
me hundred and thirty four acres more or less sit
d George Kline, Daniel Kline, and bounded In part
tlsO 9y Fishing creek being the same premises CON
veyed oy b. q, Ricketts, and wife 20 Peter Beila ON
which Is erected Il frame dwelling house, a bank
barn, and OutbuildngS.
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ALSO,

All that certain real estate situate in Flshlngcreck
lOWnShlp, bounded as follows on the north BY The
od0re t4rver, on the west by Philip Appleman, 10
eph tullmer on the east, by Alfred Preston on the
3onll' containing one hundred and twenY-seyen
lCrts, more or less WhereOn erected tWO-story
house. a barn, and OutbulldingS.
Seized taken into execution and TO be sold rs the
property OF Jacob Faryer, Sr.
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ALSO,

one other lot OF land, bounded on the north by
second street, ON the west 10y iightsreet road ON
the south by VI. ~ Green, and on the east by other
property OIL g. Crevelng belug-on second street
ana - ON lghtstrcet road WhcreOn ii erected Il
TWO story frame dwelling aud uutDuildlngS
seized, taken into execution and to be Sold as the
property OF II. G, CrcYcling.
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A | so

one other lot In said town, bounded on the south
by an alley, on the west by alley. ON the north hy
second street, ON the east by WIn. q. GlrtOn being
81! eet lronJ by l13E feet deep whercOn rs erect
ed Il ~ story butcher shop, olcc and outbul dings
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ALSO.

Another tract OF land adjoining the last above do
SCllbed tract Ot land, on the north Meredith on the
east ana other Lands uT Wclllv2r on the SOUTH being
acres 20
seized, taken into execution, ana to be sold as the
l'prOperty Of Jcssc b. IdCe.
SherinS once, Sharif
BOOmaburg, oct. eNls1h.
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10 dozen ladies' 2 button kid
gloves, black and colors, at 81 per
pair, warranted.
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wv A ATT5NEn Agents for the best selling
w n y EIsD Prize Package In the wOrl d.
It contains II sheets paper l5 envelopes golden pea
penhOldCr. pencil, ,,patcnt yard measure and piece
Of jcwelry. Single package with elegant prizc,pO St
paid, 25 cents, Circular free.
BRIDE q CO., IG0 Broadway. n Y.
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ALSO.

All the following real estate TO wit situate In the
township OF Beaver county OF Columbia and state of
pennsylvania. bounded and described as follows VIZ:
on the north and east by lands OF Jesse Jackson on
the south by lands OF the heirs of Thomas SheaIan
ano on tDe west by lanus OF Henry H0stler and
Thomas Lutl, containing eighty acres, more or less
mouse bank barn and wagOn-hOuse, Outbuildings,
with the appurtenances.
seized, taken into execution, and to be sold rs the
property Of Jacob >. unterliter and William Smith,