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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-03-10

The following paragraph came from the pen
of Horace Greeley, and contains as much phil
osophy and common sense as can possibly be
given in the same number of lines:
"Some men who know enough to advertise
are vet so marrow minded as to contine their ad.
vertisements to journals of their own creed and
party. If they do not choose to trade with any
but men of like faith, this is wise; but If they
desire the whole publicstor customers 1t Is other
WISE"
Men who want to make money and are really
anxious to sell goods to their customers, will
note these words Of wisdom and act according
w.
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In L. L,rtet,t the sheii1s sale Of The property,
tral ,- ,.lt,T OHuirl Snyder and Dalel snyder q
t'!u nv. ana AtrIm Snl der and Eli Hartman.
H. Nrd 'r~i-nCd, appointed bv the Court of Com
3u D.. lIyaS e ttlniuliH county To distribute the
tie ori NLr tom said sales 70 ana alnungst the
lea rcc;, rS, win perform the duties OF his appoint
"a nj ri l' "ncr - RI "kw"y tlweil ~ llooms-
V on and wLCry al persons Interested win attend.
GEO. +. ELWEII,
March Nv Auditor.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from activep prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by an
East India Missionary the formula ofa simple
Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy aud perm
aneut Cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung At
tectious, also Positive and Radical Cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases, feels it his duty to make it known to
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive,
and Il conscientious desire TO relieve human
suffering, he will send (jree Of charge) to all
who desire it, this recipe with full directions
Tor preparing and successfully using it, Sent
by return mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper,
DIR. w. C. STEVENS,
Munroe Block, Syracuse, n. Y.
Dec. "a '75-ly,
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In answer to ''B" we must 'qy that as Journal
lists we can take no part in the alleged church
controversy at Light Street. The church dis.
cipline or regulations provide method for the
settlement of all difficulties, and those dissatis-
fled can sccedc or, like Bacchcr, call for an
advisory council The Church is no place
Tor bitter ness and contention.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.


ESiaic Of Ashd F6,rlcr, decedscd.
Tho Undersigned Auditor to make distribution OF
the nrc Of the funds IN the hands Of Isaiah Bower
Administrator ut tie c-tatc OF Ashcl Fowler late
or Bh 'wics. deceased, among the parties entitled
thcrct VIII ltuHd 10 the duties Of his appointment
at ti, ,fliCc Ct NJ L jackson q Son, III BerwCk on
Thursday the g3d day uG March 1915, when and
where Ill persons having clnilus' against tie said
est q. are requested to present the same before the
IN ltr gr uc deburre from coming IN for share OF
s;.'d flil. BOBI. Il. IIl1IF.
REQ zJ,T-iw Auditor.
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"a ESTATE OF SYLVESTER FEALFR, DECEASED.
luc undersigned, Auditor 10 make distribution OF
lr hu'Jutc uf Tie FUNDS among je heirs OF sylvester
ItI!s" deceased VIII attend to the appointment
tl ut. llcc IN BlOOmSbur; on Thursday the 30th
. Ji Mare. 4. u. lN76 when and where all persons
Ltru- CiIngs against the said estate are required
t. .irs Cnt the same before tho Auditor or be de
barred from coming IN !cr share II said fund.
e. H. t'NtS,
Il3ausblry Feb. a. '7G.-4t Auditor.
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DIR. w. II. Bradley, Of the lTonto,u Amcricra,
favored Us with a short call one day last week
The Doctor has entirely recovered from his re-
cent illness. The 1mcrican Continues to be a
first class family paper under the new manage
mont.
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/ yDlTORS NOTICE.

IN tha mlttec gt the Sac by the Sherin OF the real
estate Ul Charles Lee ON LEyARI FACIAs, No. &c.
Feu'y term, lo,j
INe under igHed audi o., appointed by the Court
tp GiStitlule the money arising nom tie SherifIS
lc ia This case, Wlu attend To the duties u his Hl-
ruiutIncnt on saturday. the Sth day of Alrll a. ID.
lpit at 10 uCuck a, IN, at the Sn0iif ulice, in
Blunmshurg at which time and place all persons arc
hereby required tu AXE their claims before the au
WESLEY WRIT,
BiOOmsbuTg March 3, lSTG.It Auditor.
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Our friend John Bilhime of Madison, has
shown us two ancient editions of the lives of
Washington and Franklin, printed by MAT
thew Carey" in 1910. For several generations
they have descended from father to son, and the
thumb-marks show that they have been fire.
qucntIy read The old fashioned wood cuts are
peculiarly interesting.
1t were much better ii the youth of the pres
cnt generation would read books such as these,
than form their ideas Of life and it. duties from
"Dime Novels and ilashy newspapers.
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A DNTNIsTRATOR,S NOTICE.

N ESTATE OF DANIEL RARIG, DECEASED.
Letters OF Administration on the estate OF Daniel
Rarig. late or RoaringCreek township Columbia Coz,
deceased have been granted by the Register OF said
county, Frank Rarg OF Locust and John Rarig, OF
EOarngcreek All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deccden, requested to present
them for settlement and those Indebted to the estate
TO make payment to the undersigned administrators
without delay. FRANK RARIG,
JOHN RARIG,
Feb. II, 1G-6t' Administrators.
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FouND-On last Sunday night fur cape
between the Exchange Hotel and Court House.
The owner can get the same by calling at this
office, and paying for this notice.
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There is no way by which the cemetery can
be reached in muddy weather without much
difficulty. If the proper authorities would lay
walk along the County property on Centre
street they would receive the thanks of all our
citizens.
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DR.. FHcrs Kidney Cordiai removes de-
posts of Grarei, CdtcUH, Acids, retention, of
Urine, Great Purifier Of the Bladder and
Kidneys, G. A. KLEIN Sole Agent for
Bloomsbury, Pa,
Dec l7'75-ly.
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Cul,ola,
Blacksmith's Anthracite,
Bituminous,

and Limcburner7S Goal.
Especial attention given to the prepare
ton of coal hc;orc leaving our yards. Grain
and Lumber taken in exchange for coal.
Coal delivered to any part of the town at
short notice. Orders left at !. w. McKelvy's 5
store, or at oar office, will receive prompt at
tenton. Office and Yards at William Neal
& Sons Furnace, East Bloomsbury. Your
patronage respectfully solicited.
COAL. 7-tf-2j COAL
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the Evangelical Church, is having quite an extern
sive revival at Espy, The school house, in which
the meeting had been held for three weeks, hay.
ing become too small, he moved the meetidg
into the NJ, L. church, at the request of the
members of that church, where il is still in pro.
gress, More than one hundred penitents have
been at the altar of prayer, ninety Of whom have
been converted.
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|. DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

" ESTATE or JACOB sHEARNAN, DECEASED
Letters uf Administration on the estate Of Jacob
Shearman late Of Beaver township, Columbia Co.,
deceased have been granted by the Register OF said
county to NathanBrcdbenner r.,Of Beaver twp. All
persons having claims against the estate OF the dece
dent requested to present them for settlement,
and those indebted to the estate TO make payment
to the undersigned administrator without delay.
NATHAN BREDBENNER, Jr.,
Feb. 4I6-Gt. Administrator.
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Daniel Bechtel's sale of personal property
near New Columbia will be on the 18th instead
of the Goth of March, as appeared last week.
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VI WTITIU DIUNh, ;
Dec. "a, '15-lY.

When you 20 to Philadelphia stop at
the Allegheny House, No. Sl2 and Sl4 Mar
ket street; having been recently renovated
Price only - per day. A. BECK,
March l0,75-ly Proprietor.
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A nlrINTsTR ATOR,S NOTICE.

IA ESTATE or MORRIS PuRsEf, DECEASED.
Letters Of Administration on the estate OF Morris
Purscl, lute OF Madison township county OF
Columbia. state Cf Pennsylvania, deceased have
becn granted to CCHrau hreamCr, Of Madison
township Pa, to whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make pay mcnt and those
having claims Or demands win make known the
same without delay. CONRAD KREAMER,
FEB 2j-Gw' Administrator.
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| am yours, very respectfully,

Article XIV, section 6, of the Constitution
requires that "rhe General Assembly shall pro-
vide by law tor the strict accountability of all
county. township and borough officers as well
for the fees which may be collected by them as
for all public or municipal moneys which may
be paid to thcm.' In accordance with this sec
ton the Legislature passed an act, approved
April 2llh 1874, which fixes the time of meet
ing of auditors of townships and boroughs on
the first Monday of June. The following is the
act in full
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A uoRRIBLE FATE.-An affair Of horrily-
ing and peculiar character occurred at Ring
town, in the Catawissa valley. Mr.. William
Stuuiler, a wheelwright, upon entering his house
some little time before midday, found his wife
brushing the walls Of the parlor with a broom,
and knowing that she was in rather delicate
state of health told her that she ought not to
exert herself in such manner, and taking the
broom from her he proceeded to finish the work
himself On couple Of brackets placed against
the wall hung loaded gun, and thinking from
its appearance that it also wanted dusting, he
took it OIL the rest and, stepping down from the
chair upon which he stood, grasped the gun by
the barrel and placed the stock on the chair
while he ran the broom up and down the barrel.
1t is supposed that during this operation the
hammer must have been lifted and when the
broom was rubbed in an opposite direction that
it was let down, for with loud report the gan
was discharged, the ball with which it was load
ed entering the left eye Of the unfortunate man,
literally blowing the top of his skull of and
scattering his brains upon the ceiling and wall.
Mrs. Slauiler, being engaged in different part
of the room, had not for some minutes been
watching her husband, but On hearing the re-
port and the heavy fall OF her husband, she
looked around, and seeing his awful condition,
swooncd and fell into commissions. When the
almost demented woman recovered her senses
Mrs. j. NJ. Raub, her next.door neighbor was
employed in binding up the skull of the dead
man, after which she almost carried the fainting
woman to her house and sent for medical aid
DR.. Rensselaer, made Lis appearance ON the
scene too late to be Of any service to the man.
and all his attention was necessary to prevent
Mrs. SauiIer from again suffering from conyul-
sions. Mr., Stauilor was twenty-eight years old,
and highly esteemed, Ills poor mother when
the news OF he death of her son was commune
Gated to her tainted, and for great while fears
were entertained that she would never recover
from the shock,
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Owing to the absence Of Col. j. G. Freeze
from town we are unable to furnish our readers
with chapter of the Columbia County History
this week. 1t will appear in our next issue.
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An important land suit was begun in the
Mon'our county court last week, before Judge
ElweII. The trial ran into several days of this
week.
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Farmers, il you want first class iron-beam
plow go TO lIarman & Hassert.
March 10-3w
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There is letter uncaled for in tbe D,nvillo
post Office for Joseph Kzmigietski. We wouldn't
call for a letter either if that was our name.
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IL IHE MATTER OF THE SPECIFIC puFORAANCE or
CONTRACT or JonS BosToE, DECEASED, WITH WILL
IAN H. PARKS,
To Matthias Boston, Davidson, sullivan Co. Pa;
Earl Boston, Paramount, Luzerne co. Pa Reut Ell
Boston, FishlugcreCk, Columbia Co. Pa g. ID. ShutZ
Earl Shultz,-anu lohr Shullz, minor children o.
PONY ShultZ deceased, who have /. X. Krckbaum.aS
their Guardian AD LITEM, \. W. Weaver; ELI Weaver
FishngcrceE, Columbia county Mary Pifer, Nanl-
coke, Lu2erne county; and Sarah L. Kinard, still
water, Columbia county:
You and each of you are hereby cited to be and
appear before the Judges Of the Orphans Court COL
unlnla county IA, on the nrst Monday OF May next,
then and there TO show cause II any why decree tf
Specific Performance Of contract Should not be made
IN the Estate OF said John Boston with the said
William L. Parks for the sale by article agreement
or said Ohm Boston 10 said Viii, m ] Tanks OF q
certain tract OF land situate IN jackson township
Columbia county, Pennsylvania
u. +. ZARR,
Feb ll-4w rrothouOtary
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The Newest, Neatcst, and Nicest Clothing
for boys and thIircH that can be obtained
in the New York market just received at
h. Lowcnbcrg's.
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WANTED. WANTED. WANTED.
Any quantity of Musk Rat, Mink, Racoon,
Fox and Skunk skins for which the highest
Cash price will be paid by
David Lowenberg.
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For RENT. The House, barn, and lot on
East Street, formerly occupied by |. W..
Niles, apply to BRoCKwAY q ELwELL
Bloomsburg, Pa.
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lhe place to buy good pillow points and plow
repairs is at lIarman & IIasserts.
March 10-3w.
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Cambrics, Prints, Muslins &C., just re-
ceived at Clark u VOLTS.
For Remt-Two elegant rooms, sutabl
for offices. Rent reasonable. Apply soon
j, ii, Maize
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Another lot of Womans Rubbers just re-
ceived at T.. NJ. Knorr's
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All Coal slated and screened before leayi 9
the old established coal yard OF c. W. NEAL ~
BRO. 32tr
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Grand Opening of New CaIicocs this
week at L. W. uurtmans.
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TOWANDA BOOTS! rOWANDA BOOTS
The best and most reliable for every one
to buy. Try them, For sale at NlckIA-
news
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\ Big Line Of Hamburg Eigings very
cheap at Clarl; u VOLTS.
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If you want good Ham,
II you want cheap and good Tea,
If you want Cotiec--Java or Rio,
If you want good Canned Fruit,
If you want the best Mackerel,
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 an
Provision line, 20 TO RUssELL's, Main street
tf-25
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COil
COAL.
Old Established COal Yard

c. w. NEAL & BRO, Wholesale & Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities OF
Red and White Ash Coal ut the very lowest
mar rates. Have constantly on hand large
stocks of
Domestic,
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. g. z. Mari has the largest lot of real Hair
Switches in this town.
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For Rent-A iirst-class office in the Co
lenJian Building, fronting the Court House
Apply at this office. IT,
Custom-made Boots at f. NJ. Knorrs the
best and cheapest i'll Market.
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LENT.-rhc following, in reference to the
Lentcn season, will be found interesting "The
season of Lent began ON Wednesday, the lSt in
slant. 1t is rcli9ously observed by the Roman
Catholic and Episcopal Churches, certain days
with the former being set apart on which only
meats can be parakcn Of while in the latter de-
nomination more or less of abstinence is also
practiccd. One object of the observance is the
weaving of the mind from frivolous amusements,
vain displays of all kinds, in subdung the ap-
pcute, and in every way to live more spiritual
life, and at the same time to be not stint in Civ
ing aims to the poor and needy. The festive
season of the present winter may now he con-
sidered rs over, as strict members of certain de-
nominations of churches abstain from partaking
Of amuscments during Lent. In large cities it
is customary to hold high carnival ON the day
and night before the first day of Lent The
most solemn day of the season is Good Friday,
which is observed in commemoration of the suf-
lerings ottheRedeemcr. Easter day closes the for
ty days of prayer and fasting. The fast of Lent is
one of the oldest observances of the Catholic
Church, as it dates back to the very earliest days
of Christianity. The Latin and Greek names of
the fast signify forty days The English word
fastmeans Spring fast Lenten tide in the Sax
on language signifies The spring season. In the
second century the dispute regarding the time
for the celebration of Easter-or,in other words,
the close of the solemn yearly fast-occurred,
and then it was agreed on all sides that the sol
emn anti-Paschal fast of Lent should be kept,
There is some doubt as to whether it was at first
distinctly understood that the fast should last
forty days, but at last the council Of Anti
och, in the fourth century, it was confirmed
that it was by precept necessary to fast
for forty days, using only dry meat 1t was
required that nothing should be eaten at the
meal after sunset but bread, salt and water, The
season is not now observed so strictly as former
ly, but the rules and regulations are generally
complied with under the modern notifications.
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10 cent Plaid Dress Goods, only 12l cents
now at Clark q Wolfs. 80 pieces just re-
ceived.
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New Dress Goods and Muslin's at c. G.
Mars.
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New Orleans Baking Molasscs, choice Syr-
upi from 80 cent, to 81 Il gallon. \ fine ;,-
sortmant OF Young Tyson, Imperial, japan
and Blaci; Tea, at VI. NJ. ltusscl's
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For first class Photographs, Oil Paintings
or any kind of. pictures go to A. j. Browns
new Gallery in Sterner Building, 2w.
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Appointments Of the Evangelical Church for
Lewisbnrg District, Central Pa. Conference.


Lcwishurg District, Central Pa. Conference.
LEWIsBUEG DIsTMCT-A. l.. REEsER, =. L.
|. Lewsburg Station-J. G. VI. Swcngel.
>. Buffalo Circuit-icorge Hunter.
3. White Deer Circuit-J. NJ Bradcr.
1. Milton Misson--A. II. Shcnbprger
>. Danvil!e Mis-. ion-p. W. Raidrbach.
q Bloomsbmg Mi.sion-J 4. Irvine.
:. Berwick Mission--W. VI. Croman.
S. Kingston NIission--P ). Orwig and sup
ply.
.. Milton Circuit-Gcorgc Joseph-, under the
p. f.
10. TIughcsville Crcuit--P. NJ. Coup.
II. Luzerne Circut-G. l.. Burson.
-. Wyoming Circuit-W. w. Rhodes.
Is. Susquchanna Circuit-W. II. Davis.
II. OrangcvlIe Circuit. a. Iieiner.
II. Columbia Circuit-p. :. Rcamcr.
Ii. Dushorc Station-G George +. Iehncr
Il. William-purt Station-SamucI Gearick.
IS Lairlyile Circuit-L, Matthias.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


BY VIRTUE or a WRIT OF Fl. IA. issued out OF
TO directed, viii be exposed TO sale at the court
house in Bloomsbury on
MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1876,
at O'Clock p. m the following lots or pieces Of land
situate IN Espy, scott township, Columbia countyto TO
w.t. Lot No. l, fronting on south side OF Penna. ca,
nal, adjoining lot OF Wm Carson on the east and
others On the west, whereon is erected ~ story
frame dwelling house with the appurtenances.
ALSO,
One other lot, No g. fronting on Canal street, cor.
nCr On alley adjoining land OF Penna canal company,
whereon is erected y story frame dwelling house
and stable, with the appurtenanccs.
ALSO,
one other lot, No o. fronting on Main street. cor
ner ef Canal street. adjoining lot OF Joseph Miller,
wheroOn are erected three twO-story frame dwelling
houses, with the appurlenances.
ALSO,
one other lot, No T. fronting on Second street. ad-
joining ICt or hubtrl East ana DINERS, whertOn Is
erected twO-stoiy frame dwelling house and STA
Glc, with the appurtenances.
ALSO,
one other lot, No 8, fronting Second street. ad-
joining lot OF Thomas CreYellng, Jr., and others,
where1n is erected 4 story frame dwelling house,
with the appultenahces.
ALSO,
one other lot No g. fronting On second street, ad-
erected a two-story frame dwelling house on ofllce
and dly-house,with the appurtenahces.
ALSO,
One other lot No :, fronting On Second street, ad-
joining lots Of VIM. Abbott and Isaac CreyeliGg
MhuIcOn are erected twO-stuly frame dwelling
house, planning MILL shop or storage house. &C., with
sci2Gd ,aEcn into execution and to be sold as the
NJ. GROVER,
shCrns Onice, Sheriff.
Feb. l7 1876.
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Butter 80 cents pound, Eggs 16 cents a
dozen, at NJ. NJ. Russell's.
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Go to G. O. Mari for Hair Braids.
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CAUTION.
.YECrTnR,S NOTICE
EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL ESTATE or HENRY BEIsHrTSE DECEASED
Letters testamentary the estate OF Henry Beish-
line late Of Fishngcreek twp, COL, Co., deceased
have been granted by the Register OF said county to
Levi Beishne, Fishingcreek, and Jacob 5. .Beishlne,
Huntington Luzerne county, Executors, TO whom
all persons indebted are requested to make pay
ment, and those having claims or demands against
the said estate win make them known TO the
said Executors without delay. .
LEVI BEIsIiLINE,
JACOB s. BEISHLINE-
Feb. 11.-6w' Executors.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
The undersigned would hereby give notice TO al
parties indebted TO him, note or book cunt, to
come 70 orward and settle at the acc0u nts viii
be placed in the hands OF the proper ocer for col
lection.
Feb Att STEPHEN KNoRR.
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For nobby Cap go to d. Lovenbcrg's.
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Flour and Feed at NJ. NJ. Russcll's.
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Wool and Cotton Carpet Chain at c. c.
Marr's
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Canned fruits Of all kinds at Russell's.
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Oranges and Lemcns always on hand at
N. NJ. Ru,,cll's.
c. W. neal d Bro, spare no expense to seud
ont nice Coal. 34u
Linen Towels 10 cents to 6j, at |. w
Hartmann.
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Gum Boots at L. NJ. Knorr's for 1925.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-03-10

Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, Peas and
Corn, at c. G. Murr's.
Ecru Ties, and lots Of other Fancy Goods
just received NJ Clark 4 Wolf's.
Good clean Cool 10 lie had only of c. W.
Neal y Bro. 32.f