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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-13

DIED..


b WILLIAMSON the 18th inst ~ 1890 o'clock T.
NJ. William Williams, aged "a years, native OF
Londonderry Ireland and resident OF this city for
the last so ears. ....+,
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited attend his funeral take place on the 18th
inst at o'clock F. NJ, from the residence OF his SON
in=law, A. Inbau, on Dauphine street. below Ursulines
Convent.
Galveston and Philadelphia papers please copy.
OGDEN-At Blount Springs, Alabama at p NJ,
August H. 1875, Judge A. N. Ogden, aged sixty six
years.
His funeral viii take place at o'clock This Even
ing, from the residence, corner tf jackson and
Cafondeiet streets. So - ras elsa
-LONSDALE-On Thursday, August H. 1875, at
Mississippi City, Fitzwiliam Lansd lie. aged Al
years. u=ts M ,f--.
his friends snd tose of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from St Pauls Church
Camp street, THIS friday Evening at o'clock.
Louisville and Lexington (Ky) pa ers will please
copy. aes
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Mr.. Edward II. Coursey, Of Piney Neck,
Md, is q remarkable natural. untausht mathe-
matician. He is eighty-ons years old, but
still delights in solving knotty problems.
He sometimes propounds arithmetical conun-
drums, of which the following is sample:
A farmer having twelve bitches to cut, of
different lengths, employs four men to do the
work. To the first he agrees to pay 81 per
rod: to the second 81 25 per rod; to the
third 81 rs per rod, and to the fourth 50 1872
per rod When they finish the bitches and
come to be paid of. each man receives the
same amount of money for each ditch. How
many rods did each man cut in each ditch;
how much money did each man receive for
each ditch; how long was each ditch. and
how much did it cost per rod to have tho
bitches cut.
This clever illustration of the wsy they do
things at the Tombs is from the New York
World:
"Ssy, Eugene, said an off cer at the Tonbs
yesterday to Clerk Otterbourg, show many
prisoners have l got on the sheet ?" "Oficer
Smithkins, of the Twenty -ninth-nine," was
the answer. "Well." replied the officer,
s.Ive got my accounts sorter mixed; know
/ run in ten. but can only find eight in the
cage" "Wsll, what are You going to do
about ito" suavely asked the clerk. "Blest
if know. Say, Blenkinsop. how many pris-
oners have you got?" This to another off,
cer.) 20, I've got seven, but our precinct,l
be called last" swell, lend me a she one till
after Get my cases done, and I'll 60 out on
Ceuty stseet and run one in to return to you"
"Kce.ect What sort of a onell you have?"
II vanl a yagrant of about 60, Irish. that was
very drunk and abusive, and took four officers
10 run in" Then I've just got your fit.
Here, YOU Mary Fitzgibbons, there. and he
lassosd MI inmate of the bull pen. Thanks;
III do IS much for you rother time.
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Blue Lick Water.

Blue Lick Water.
A large supply of this CELEBRATED WATER
Just received and for sale by
l. L. LYONS,
Corner Camp and Gravier street,,
.au12 1t Agent for Upper Blue Lick Spring.
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Ga7TicE Club. .---.. +
'.e NEW ORLEANS, Aug: IL, 1875.
The Entertainment of this Club for which cards of
invitation have been issued for FRIDAY EVEN
ING, 18th inst, has been stponed until FRIDAY,
Goth inst.
The Box Office viii be open on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY, 10th and Goth inst, from 10 A. NJ until 4
P NJ, when partle, holding tickets can secure Seats
q ..-, 5s5.sf-.t FRANK Fl. WILSON,
au12 Chairman Commit tee on Entertainment.
e n. BrOusseOu, aaea
Ghartres street..11
Offers at low prices, Wholesale and retail
CARPETING. Ina a3lce : ) ~ .t-.f s..
MATING. trr 3fr 5s+4 81
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, English and American.
BURLAPS, by the bale, piece or yard.
WINDOW SHADES. '7-f h. ,it b. Wy
TABLE and PIANO COVERS Gsst T. Il r..
CURTAIN FURNITUKE MATERIALS and
Table and Enamel OIL CLOTH RUGS, MATS etc.
aus SuFr2dp " n3'i 62o y
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Jacob OFT,
Ca r r N T T. r.
2ag Magazine Street, Corner Usllicps,
lie prepared to execute all orders In the Csr-
penter and Building line, with promptness, ness-
ness and dispatch. oisterns made and repaired.
nj f2dD st- .#-i5 .. An
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-03
Marriages.

August 2Gth, at the Lutheran Parsonage by Rev
Thomas Stcck, Mr.. FREEMAN IIARTER, OF Ncsco.
peck township, Luzerne county, to Miss MARY
KELClINER, OF Minlln township.
on the 2Sth inst at the Parsonage, In Orangeylllc
by Rev. A. lIOut2, Mr.. NATHANIEL DRIESBACH, ia
Miss ANNA ELIZA HESS, both of Fishngcrceck
township.
August 22d, 1876, by Samuel Dctcrlck, Esd, at
the brides parents, Mr.. FRANKLIN hill, and Miss
CATllARlNE ALICE DURHAM, all of Columbia
county, Pa.
At the home Of the BRIDES parents, on Thursday,
August, 49, 1870, by Rev c. l.. Bcnscotcr, Mr. ALINAS
c. HESS, TO Miss RnODA ROBERTS, both of Sugar
loaf township columbia county.
At the NJ. L. Parsonage, in Benton, on Saturday,
August, 81, 1870, 10y Rev. c. H. RenscOtcr, Mr. MEL
son HESS, TO Miss MARGAREr A. FRITZ both Of
Sugarloaf township, Columbia county.
At New Columbus, ON Thursday, August 10, 1s75,
by Rev, j. d. Klghor Mr.. c. b. sutton, of Cambria,
Pa to Miss ALICE BOGART Of New Columbus, Pa.
At the home Of the BRIDE in Pine, August, 20, 1s7b
by Rev. II. $. Mendcnhall, Miss IDA AMELIA JOHN
son, to Mr.. BRYSON LYONS, OF Pine summit.
In Centralla, August 2Sth, by Rev. q. NJ Larncd,
Mr.. JOHN r. PICKENS to Miss GRACE THOMAS,
both Of Centralia, Columbia county, Pa.
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coUNTERFElTINa IN MISSOURI.

some eight years ago, Brown Weber and
,'rahan, wholesale druggists in Sc Louis were
DONG the largest business in the State of Missouri
Among other goods they sold large quantities of
Npeers Fort Grape Wine, which is pronounced
lhe iiirest wine in market In 1868 one or two
members ol the firm conceived the idea of GEL
tihg up counterfeit of this wine by making n
cneap mixture of ilavoring ingredients with
whlskey and water, and called it wine With
TINS stun they filled several thousand bottles put
on counterfeit label of Speers wine, and "A
counterfeit of Mr. Alfred Specr's signature over
ne cork, and supplied majority of the retail
1iiugylsS throughout the country west of the
mississippi River, who purchased il of b. W.
" US Speer genuine Port Grape Wine. The
lrlck was not discovered until the consumers re-.
turned the stuif to their druggists as not fit for
use Hearing of this in 1869, Mr. Speer at once
went from New Jersey TO st. Louis, employed
detectives, and traced the headquarters fordeal-
ing III TINS imitation of his wine to the place
oi Brown, Weber and Graham. ITccommenccd
SUIT Tor NooUOO.OO damages in the United States
court. Snch deception onthepart of this house
caused them to lose their business, and before
The trial came of the firm failed, and became
worthless. 1hls stuil is out of existence having
spoiled and burst the bottles 50 that none isnow
to be lonndn the market. The large Weld from
the New Jersey yinyards the last few years has
enabled Mr. Speer TO reduce the price Of his
vine. Ills New jersey Port is far superior to
any heretofore put in the market none of which
is bottled until four years old. 1t is prescribed
by physicians rs the best and most reliable wine
to hc had Most Druggists throughout the
country sell Specrs Port Grape wnc-ia iadepca-
d,nt
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

" iTEREAS, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwEII,
w President Judge Of the Court Of oyer and
Tcrmner and General jan Delivery, Court Of quar-
ter Sessions Of the Peace and the Court Of Common
Pleas and orphans Court In the 26th Judicial Dis
trict composed Of the counties OF Columbia and
MonIoIr, and tho lions. IuAM DERR and ISAAC s.
MoNRoE, Associate Judges Of Columbia county have
issued their prec"pl, bearing date the 18th day of
May, IN the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sevcIty-llyc, and to me directed for
hodinga court Of oyer and Tcrminer and General
quarter Sessions of the Peace, Court Of Common
county or Columbia on the FIRST Monday, being the
9Th day Of september next, 10 continue two weeks.
Notices Is hereby given to the Coroner, TO the JUS
tlCeS OF the Peace, and the COnstablc5 OF the said
county Of Columbia, that they he then and there IN
there proper person at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon OF
said 9th day Of September with their records inquI
si0ns and other rrmcmbranccs, TO do those things
which 10 their offices appcrtain 10 he done. And
those that are bound by rccognlzancc to prosecute
against the prisoners that are or may be in the Jail
OF the said county Of Columbia to be then and there
TO prosecute them as shall be Just. Jurors are re-
queStcd to be puncua IN their attendance, agrceaby
To their notices. Dated ut Bloomsbury the nth day
(-l-O of August. In the year Of our Lord one
: l.. ;. Thousand eight hundred and Seventy-ilyc
- and In the hlnCty-nlnth year Of the lnde-
prndcnCe Of the United States or America.
Shcnn's Onlce, MICHAEL GROVER.
RlOOmaburg, August ll-tc Sheriff.
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TuE MIrLTIpLCATION or DISEASES.

Diseases multiply. one begcts another trlf-
ling lndlspositlon may therefore, originate compi-
cation OF dangerous malades Indigestion bcgels
far more formidable diseases; multitude Of all
ments are traccabc TO constipation; fever and aguc
unhnges the entire system, and Is therefore the
source OF the protcan ailments which affect That
portion Of the human organism. liostctters slom-
ach Blters, however whether rosorled To at the III
ceptlon OF those disorders Of the stomach bowels or
liver which give birth TO the majority OF diseases
and disabilities, or taken when they have rlpened
into formidable maturity are alike powerful to cure
The process of recovery Is, OF course longer when
the malady has gained headway, but II Is none the
less certain. Dyspepsia, constipation, bliousness,
kidney complaints and Intermittent ieyer inyarla-
bly, yield to the operation Of the great Alternative ana
inYlgOralt.
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Deaths. ,,1t

In Bloomsbury, on Saturday, 2sth ult after brief
illness, OF lOck-aw, lAHhOLD, son OF Hon. Charles
b. Brockway, aged years, month and 2i days.
In Miin township, August 22d, ELIZABETH,
wife OF Philip lctcr aged Il years, months and s
days.
August 10Th, Mrs. CAROLINE DODSON, wife OF
George Dodson aged 3S years, months and 81 days.
In Jackson township, Columbia county, Pa, on
Tuesday, August II, lst5 WILLIAM $. HORNE, aged
80 years, months and 10 days.
In Alton, Scott township, on the 22d inst BERTHA
c., daughter, Of John and Vacra E. Berlinganc,
aged year and 90 days.
In New Brunswick, On the 25th ult, and buried ut
Orangeyillc. Mrs. MARGARET FRITZ, widow Of the
late William Fritz, aged n years and months.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-03

Our townsman, Matthias l.. Kline, has leased
the Harness Shop of Jacob NJ. Harman, in
Urangevlle, for the term of two years. Mr.,
iiarman intends making tour out West the
latter end of this month and has placed his
books &c, in the hands of Silas Conner for
settlement and collection. All persons having
accounts unsettled or notes unpaid, will please
cal at the shop of NJ. l.. Kline and attend to
the same as soon IA possible.
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WHERE TO ADVERTISE.

A. T. stewart says the best advertising mediums
he has found "are the old established organs OF
the two political parties at the several county seats
throughout the Union" "1heSc,' he says "rcaCh
every family OF the least account In their several
countless and are more carefully read than amy other
class OF jOnrnals." II Mr.. stewards Judgment Is OF
value, there Is no dlnlculty In deciding which paper
II Is for the interest OF business men 10 advertise In
The COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, upon which this paper Is
partially founded, was established In 1886, and the
COLUMBIAN now enjoys wider circulation and
greater prosperity than It ever dd 1t goes regular
ly into two thousand families In columbia ana adj
Joining counties, ana by most Of them Is read from
tn first 10 the last line. 1t Is the only recognised
exponent Of nearly lNe thousand Democratic voters
IN the county. II gives advertisements tasty dis
play that makes them attractive To Its patrons thus
ensurlng greater certainty that they VIII peruse
them White It's circulation Is undoubtedly much the
LARGEST In the county, the advertising rates Of the
COLUMBIAN are higher than those of other papers
with barely half ana several not oncoulh the mum
ber OF subscribers. Facts like these speak for them
Selves No shrewd business man viii neglect to Ill
sert his advertisements IN the COLOMBIAN It,
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CENTENNIAL ODE.--Wc have received from
W. II. Boner ~ Co., No. ll02 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, piece of music with this title.
The words, by Samuel G. Uphan,, are patriotic
and the music, by Adam Geibel, the blind COM
poser, is particularly good. Enclose 35 cents,
and the publisher will forward you copy,
nnstuaiu
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-03

Go AND SEE IlnE-Dr. Alex. $. Nye,
Practical and Scientific Optician, from Scran-
for few days, where he invites all his old and
many new customers to give him u call and pro-
cure pair of his celebrated Spectocics and
Eye Glasses. Every body troubled with de
iectye sight should 60 and see him. as he can
fit the most difficult cases with ease TO which
his numerous customers in this section wW
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-03

The public schools of Bloomsbury, under an
efficient corps of teachers, will open on Monday
next. Now see to it that your children not
only attend but attend regularly and that cacl,
is supplied with the proper books. Many Il
bright little fellow is kept behind in some of his
classes because he is not as well supplied with
proper books as his fellows. and many lose the
chief advantages Of the school by failing to at
tend rr1ulorIy
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JurieS for Sept. Term, 1875.

GRAND JURORS.
nloom-C. T. Knapp, e. a. Meyer.
licrWick-C. f.. Davenport.
BCANCr-,lOhn Shumn6
Bruicrcck-Eno Adams.
Ccntrc-llirnm Whitman, Thomas Br1bst.
Ccntralla-Dayd Welsh.
COny ngham-Willinm Goodman
frnnklin-Nm. q. Fisher nancl IInagland.
ShauCr.
Mnn-lsaac Andrews Aaron Hess.
MadlsOn-Wash Wcllivcr John Stctlrr
Muntour-llcnry Lazarus, Lewis Roth
orange -Ahran Dlldlnc, Jacob Snyder,
Scott.C. &. Trench.
SugHrOaf-Wln. IIurlingcr.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
FIHsr WEEK.
Bloom-C Caleb Barton, A. Tcrwlilngcr. L. r. sharp-
lcsss, Andrew llunsngcr, Sol Foster.
Bcuvcr-lOsh Shumun.
BentOn-Clark Brink.
CatawIssa Hamilton Fisher, NJ. q. Hughes
Cenlre-lacob Sponscr, John Waters.
COnynghan-Wm. llurburt.
Ccntrala-John COREY.
Greenwood George Glrton. Daniel welliyer.
llcmock- Samuel on, Il. ID. Ieidy,
JaCksOn-Iienry Wagner
Locust MaybeiTy snyder, VIM. Irwin
Modlson-IOhn NJ. Smith, James Kistlcr.
Main-D. $. Brown, J. Il. Iunson Josiah Drum,
Nit Pl0asant--Wm. Oman.
Mlnlin--IacOb Brown.
Montonr-Wln. +. Mouscr.
Orangc-D. f. llayman, G. w. Low.
ROaringcrcCk-JcnkS Dyer.
SCOTIA. e. lagenhuCh, Charles Lee
SnSNrlOar-Wm case, Emanuel Diltz, A. Cole.
SECOND WEEK.
Bloom-A; j. Evans W. $. Conner, g. NJ. Knorr.
. Bcrwick-Lows Kurtl, ID. G, MCllCnry MOrlecat
BcntOn--IOhn keeler.
Bcaver-Nathanlel Brcdbcndcr, Conrad Bredbcn-
der.
Brlorcreek-,,Wm. b, Frcas, Levi Cortright
tataWiaSa- Benjamin Barudt, Isaiah John, John
McnsCh, NJ. V. B. Kline, John l.. Shuman, G. w.
McKelVy.
Centre Geo. H. Hess VIM. Dennis. II. ID. Knorr.
FlShingclVck- Daniel Smith, Lloyd Faryer Hiram
Peter Hess
Greenwood Matthias Kline.
llcmlOCk fctCr WcrkhClser, Sr.
Jackson -, I'M Rant2, A. j. DCr.
Madison john Allen.
MI. hlcaSlnt-Samtlcl Notion.
Mlnlin-JOhn Winterstcen.
MOntour-Alfrcd lyrin.
Orangc-JOhn Nanlew.
SCDtt-,Iacub Tcrwcgpr.
SugarlOaf-Mm. 4, kilc.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-03

The barn of Vim. Mari, Of Mt. Peasant
tCwnship, burned to the ground, with all its
contents, on Tuesday last. The owner and
Other persons were lhrcshing grain in the barn
on that day with a horse power machine, Sud
denly flames broke upon them from beneath,
and the men were barely able to escape. One
|of the horses ON the power was rescued from the
flames, though badly burned, and the other was
consumed. Mr. Mars entire crop of winter
grain and hay were in the barn. We have not
been able to learn further particulars. No in
surauce
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-03

a little son of Capt. Brockway died suddenly
ON Saturday last under most heartremding cir
cumstances. He was remarkably bright
cheerful, healthy lad but, a week before his
death, while playing ON his fathers premises,
accidentally trod upon the tooth of an iron
rake. The wound healed over and was appa-
rentIy well for some days, but day or two pre-
open again. Lockedjaw followed and resulted
in death. In this sad bereavement the parents
have the deepest sympathy of all our people.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-03

The yearly meeting of the Pennsylvania
Christian Conference will convene with the
Church of Christ at Rohrsburg, Columbia coun.
ty, Pa, ON Wednesday, September 10Th, 1875,
at 10 o'clock, u. M, and continue its meetings
during the remainder of the week and over the
nrl's lnv
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Mr.. E. L. MYERS, collector for the COLUMBIAN VIII
walt upon those indebted TO this Office for the pur
nose Of receiving the amounts duo. We trust that
those indebted Will be prepared TO pay what they
owe when he calls, but II not, they viii again be
called upon. II Will scarcely be demanded Of us TO
offer an apology for making collections, but for tho
satisfaction Of those desiring 1t we will Just say that
rs we have to pay cash for every thing we go our
nurse Is not long or deep enough TO hold out unless
4, { is replenshed with some degree Of pronptness.
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TEMP PERANCE ADDRESSES.

DIR. A. j. Clark of Lewisburg, Union county
Pa, will address the people on the subject o
Temperance, as follows:
Monday evening, Sept. 6, at Bloomsburg.
Tuesday evening, Sept. 7, at Orangcvile.
Wednesday evening, Sept. 8 at Rohrsburg.
Thursday evening, Sept. 8, at Benton.
The public are respectfully invited To attend
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81 am well known, why should | advertise ??
ain order to become better known ~
''But ! am as well known as my rivals"
"If you were better known than they, vou
would have legitimate business advantage
over them"
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ISll.

one other lot bounded ON north by Second street,
west 10y Light street road south by lot Of NJ. A.
Green and cast 10y other property OF II. g. Crcycllng,
briug--O Second street, ,---un Light Street road,
whcron Is erected II twu-stOry frame dwelling and
uut-mdugs.
Seized, taken into execution ana 30 bc sold rs the
property Of II, g. trCyCllng,
MICHAEL GROVER
bloomsbury, August - 'I5-tc Sheriff.
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A DNERIlSlNG; Cheap Good: Systoma-
N uc.-An persons WHO contemplate making CON
tEVtS with newspapers Tor the Insertion Of adNtr-
tlSementS should send % cents "a Geo a. ROwcll a
Co, Il PARK Row, New York, Tor their PAMPHLET
BOOK tninctN-ScNehh editlunD containing lists uf
over 1000 newspapers ana estimates, showing the
cost. Advertisements taken fur leading papers Ia
many States at "A tremendous reduction nom IHt
llshefs' rates, GA lhE LooK, Jan. lbib-ly
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-03

A pound of copperas dissolved in gallon of
water sthe cheapest and most perfect disniectant
to he obtained. Thrown into sinks cesspooIs,
etc, a quart or two of copperas water will at
once do away with any unpleasant odor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-03

If you want good Ham,
If you want cheap and good Tea,
If you want Cohee-Java or Rio,
IL you want good Canned Fruit,
If you want the best Mackercl,
If you want Sugar for the least money,
If you want the best Syrups in town,
If you want good Cigars,
If you want good Tobacco.
If you want anything in the Grocery and
Provision line, so to RUssELLs, Main street.
tfD5
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aEFTEMBER !, lsI6.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

sun rises o'clock 26 mlnutcs-sets o'clock 81
minutes.
GOlD Is now quoted at Il premium OF about li3-in
other words green backs about - per cent below
par.
BLANK DEEDS on Parchment and linen paper, com
mon and for Administrators, Executors and Trustees,
for sale cheap at the Co UMBIAN UnlCc.
Purge out tho Morbid llumOrs Of the Blood, by II
dose or two Of Ayers pls, and you win have clearer
heads as well as bodies
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ALSO,

All that certain farm or tract Of land situate iu
Scott township, Columbia county, On the northern
bank Of the North Branch Of tic SuSquchdna river
between the Town Of BlOJGSburg and ESpy, hOund-
ed ON thcnOrth by land OF j. Harvey CreNclngOn the
east by land uf John Shlman On the west by land Of
II. q CTcVcllng and Edward ItaWllng, containing
about l2l acres moro less with appurtonaccs and
WhcreOnnrO erected one large twO-stOrled brick
dwelling house with mauSard root, WIN heating range
and WatcrattachmcntS,wlth stable and wagon house
and outside building belonging to and corresponding
with said dwelling house. Also one twO-StOricd frame
tenant hollsr and large bank barn with sheds and
other uu-huildings. Land In good state Of Cultiya-
ton The property Will he sold IN two parcels or TO
the best advantages To purchasers and CrcuiturS.
seized, taken into execution ana 10 De sold rs the
property Of Daniel Snyder.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-03

A hotel keeper at Tidioute requests all per-
sons who do not wish their relations and friends
to procure liquor at his bar to give him a writ
fen notice rs the law requires.
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ALSO.

All that certain real estate situate In Roberts
Addition Of the town uf oataws4a, Columbia coun-
ty, bounded ON the northwest by the public road
leading from tatawisSa. To the upper Ferry on the
northeast by land Or W. H. Ellis ana on the southeast
by second street Of said town, WhrrcOn are erected
twO-StOry frame dwelling house and out-hOuscs.
Seized, taken into execution and 10 be sold IA the
property Of W. +. Bibby.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-03

If you want n first class Farm Wagon,
II you want Platform Pleasure Wagon
II you want an Elliptic Spring Wagon,
II you want II Pleasure Wagon,
II you want your Wagon put in good trim,
If you want repairs done good with short
Office. Go 10 i. II EArs
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TXECUTORS NOTICE.

INAItl l'll - NollNI..
~ ESTATE or rnlIIr WILSON, DECEASED,
Letters tcstamcntary ON the estate of Philip VII
son. late OF FlSlingcrcek township Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted by the Register Of said
county, 10 Julia A. Wilson and Jacob q. Wilson, Of
Flshlngcrcck township Columbia county, Pa. Exec
uluiS tu whom all persons Indebted 10 said estate
are requested TO make payment and those having
claims or demands against the said estate VIII make
them known to the said Executors without delay.
JULIA A. WILSON,
JACOB q. WILSON.
Aug. %, T5-Gt' Executors.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-03

The Court Of Washington county has fined
several of the Township Auditors $50, for not
publishing report of the receipts and cxpcnd-
itures of the township.