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Ve are comp llel almost daily to explain 10
.rsons who come in this office TO settle up their
,lserjption why it is that we cannot take Sl.50
80, for all the time in arrears. 1t Is simply
scou.e those are moi Our terms. We never
creed TO do anything of the kind, and do not
,oro.e TO. A short time before last October
,,ckwoy e Elwell, the late publishers, re.
ocel the subscription price TO 81 so strictly in
dranee.
nj course those who did not pay in advance
ors not entitled TO this rate while those who
we'd for the paper when the price was two dol.
AIS A YEAR were charged that price. Now the
,onric,orship has changed, but the accounts re.
o.in nj the COLUMBIAN Office, just as though
n change had taken place. Th ose who owe
ar the raper more than one year will pay two
lolars for the paper, while those who have
soid according to our terms get it at $3.50 The
pice of this paper has aipoys been 50 90 gear.
all remains at that, but discount of tfty
snts i. allowed when paid ip advance. Please
smemher that al papers for the present year
That are not paid for by October 1st, 1880, will
e $500 PapoS and all other materials still re.
main at a high figure and we haye to pay cash
! for it. and the low rate is offered for the pur
nose o getting new subscribers and TO break up
Ihe long credit system Some people think that
| f they pay for the paper once in four or five
years, that is sufficient, but it is great ncon-
yenence to the publishers who need the money
every year; hence an inducemen. is held out to
everybody TO pay within the year. 1t is done
especially for our own convenience, and there
fore after the year has expired, persons not
complying with our terms ought not to have the
| cheek to ask US to give them the same benefits
| that others receive who hare complied.
Let us illustrate what is of frequent occur
renee. A man comes in who owes Brockway
|& Elwell for three years subscription. lie is
|tod that his bill is six dollars to October 15,
|lS79, and Sl50 for the year ending October
|l.t, 1880 He says thai as the price nowis
|Cnly 81 so, he will not pay any more tina. tia
for the whole time; and if we do not omply
he will pay up and stop the paper. Oureply
is that the price up to last October was TO dol
lars year, and we cannot take less, aft, send
ing the paper three years. No fair mined bu
siness man wouli ak us TO do any sue thing
But the impression of many seems to ! that
the threat to stop the paper will brig us 10
time and they will get it at Sl50. no natter
when paid. This is a mistake We canpst as
well afford 10 lose the subscriber as to isc a
doarand a half on three years subscriIDn
The above are cur terms and prices dd We
shall adhere to them strictly, and We lpe no
one " ill ask us 10 make special rule / each
case. We treat all alike, and have butte rule
for everybody. jnne j4w
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

2t-ew
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LET THE RULES BE ENFORCED !!

Ii has come to be well known fact that
there are certain portions of this county
from which delegates come to the Democrat
ic county convention annually for the pur-
pose of making money. The rules require
that all delegates shall be instructed for
whom they are to vote in convention, and
that after the second ballot, the candidate
receiving the lowest number of votes, shall
be dropped from the list, and SO on after
each second ballot. After any candidate is
dropped the delegates instructed for him are
free to vote for whom they choose. This en-.
ables certain districts to send their delegates
here instructed for men whom they are quite
sure will stand lowest in the convention
and after the second ballot they are free to
vote for the one who is ready to pay them
the most money to cover what they call nee
essary expenses. These expenses are anywhere
from ten to one hundred dollars apiece, ard
these demands have, in too many instances,
been paid. In at leastone case, not very long
ago, the general belief that two delegates
had been bought in this way, resulted in the
defeat of the democratic candidate for an
important office.
The fair name of the Democracy of this
county requires that these corrupt practices
shall ceasl. The law specifically prohibits
them and attaches a heavy penalty to any
violation. A resolution of the convention of
1878 aims at this very matter in the follow
ing words:
ResolyGd, THAT tie Standing C5mmittee be
| authorized to examine any charges which may
| be made 10 them, of giolatiOn of latC or Dem
ocrdtic rules By any candidate in connection
with the delegate election or conUentioR and if
such charges shall be sustained, TO take all nee
essqi'y steps to pindicGte the ia,c and the rules
of the party.
Chapter w, Rule III is as follows:
In case Of the death, declindtiOn or REMoV-
AL Of any candidate put in nomination by the
cOnrention before the election, aelO nomind-
tion0f candidate shall be made By tie Stand
ina Committee called together for that purpose
Jypu6tic notice, from among citizens eligible
under these rules.
1t will be seen that the regulations of the
party are ample to remove any candidate
who has obtained his nomination corruptly
and to put in his place new man. This
portion of our machinery has never been put
in operation, and hence it has been lost sight
Of Hereafter let it be known that the Law
and the rules will be rigidly enforced agsins
any man who shall obtain his nomination
! by the use of illegal means, aud then W,
shall have fair nominations and triumphsn
elections.
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We did not intend to do the Secretary of the
town council any injustice last week. but simply
stated the matter as we understood it. We
were informed by two responsible persons that
he said there were no m inutes ofthe council
meeting' His explanation is that ne meant
there no minutes of sufficient importance to
publish, though all that was done was duly re
corded
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There will be a general meeting of the stock
holders of the "Bloomsburg Water Company,
al the Office of Frank p. Billmeyer, Secretary
in the town of Bloomsburg, Ito morrow Satul
day, June Goth, at ,hree o'clock in the afernoo
for the purpose of making and adopting B,
Laws for the government of its affairs.
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AT meeting of Democrats held in the par
ior of the Exchange Hotel on Monday night
for the purpose of welcoming home our dele
gate to the National Convention, David Low
enberg, Col. Freeze was elected Chairman and
r. T. Writ. and Robert Buckingham, secreta.
riss' W, c. Mckinney, c. b. Brockway, G.
S' Barkley, Thomas Corey and p. Billmeyer
were appointed committee Of arrangements.
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erwick Pa June %, 80.

r. John Schleyer, the proprietor OF the
cIton, Wiz, FoHsbote, progressive German
wsly, gratifed Us with the following
I'M Measure add my testimonial to the
nv already given in favor of ST. Jacobs on
~Ib had occasion to test personally ! suf-
70 extreme pains in the lack of my neck,
rlh were almost unbearable, Having heard
of Jacobs Oil / dispatched one ofmy men
10 nearest drug store, procured bottle aud
= ,sncej to apply itat once The pain sub
IA and on the next morning was all right
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The Bloom band held an open air festival on
Market street above Main, on Friday and Sat,
urday nights of last weke. The attendance u e
first night was not very large, but on the second
the street was crowded and the proceeds salts
factory, The Catawissa Band came over and
made some good music at the festival and af
terwards serenaded a number of our citizens.
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MONTHLY.

Physicians freely prescribe the new Food
Medicine, "Malt Biuers," because more nour.
ishing, Strengthening and purifying than all
ther forms of malt or medicine, while free
ofrom the objections urged against malt liquors
June 4-4w
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ihe Wheeler No has taken the lead the Last
hye pears the world over, as the most perfect
combined Reaper and Mower. For strength ,du.
faoili'y, ease OF management and excellence Of
work, either reaping or moving, il cannot be
oeaten' Wm' Pursel, Bloomsbury says he is
more than pleased with his No G. June 4.5w
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We are requested to announce the name of
G. II. Campbell, of Briarcreek, as candidate
mon schools. Mr.. Campbell is u teacher of
long experience, having been engaged in that
Profession for the past twenty-five years in this
county and Luzerne. June lS.2w
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DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE,
ESTATE OF ISRAEL BoGERT, DECEASED.

Letters of Administration on the estate of Israel
Bogert, late OF Greenwood township. Columbia CO.,
Penna. deces sed, have been granted by the Regis
ter OF said to the undersigned Administrative.
All persons having claims against the estate OF the
decedent requested TO present them for settle
ment and those Indebted to the estate make pay
ment TO the undersigned Administrator without
delay.
SUSAN BOGERT.
Q. W. MILLER, Atty. Administrators.
tune H. iSOGw
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n
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CHRISTIAN ASH,
DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned auditor
appointed by the Orphans Court for the County Of
Columbia to distribute the balance in the hands OF
the administrator of said decedent that he will sit
in the discharge of the duties OF his appointment at
his Office In Bloomsbury upon Saturday,the 26th day
OF June sS0. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon where
and at which time all parties interested in the said
fund are required to be and appear or be forever de-
barred from any claim upon said fund.
PAUL Z. WRIT,
NAV 2I. 1SS0-lw Auditor
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

One iount of 25 line Pica wood type "A AZ
caps only, abeut 100 characters In perfect
condition We baye two iounts nearly alike
and need but one.
a rare chance for a country office to get good
type cheap. mne 1s.dw
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ooo p0".h 10 NO . REAPER, wide-cut, weighs
ooo lbs, is the old standby machine for farm.
er' w having large and heavy harvests to reop
iou can always depend upon it wet or drr
al' or short, thick or thin. A. b. Groom Ri,
u'c'ees' says his No. 8 is The boss o all the ma.
'NineS he ever saw. One team works all dav in
,ue warmest weather aud does not mind !, A.,
,''' HIS ~ year old daughter did all the reor.
'pe after 'be first half day. Try tbem-bnv
em--and be happy. iupe 4.6w.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE..
4 |
ESTATE OF d. A. BOWMAN, DECEASED.

ESTATE OF II. 4. BOWMAN, DECEASED.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or
phans' Court Of Columbia county to make dstri-
button Of the funds In the hands Of tne executors OF
d. a. Bowman, deceased, TO and among the part les
entitled to the same will meet the parties interest
ed at his Office In Bloomsbury on Wednesday, the
1th day OF July next at ten o'clock i'll the fore
noon of said day when and where all persons having
L. L.E WALLER,
MAY q, 'SO-4W Auditor,
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All the members of the Senior Glass at +
Normal School, passed the examination /
week, md were highly complmented by /
Stale Superintendent There are thirty TIN
in the ri ,ss
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1 DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.
A DNIINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
june is, 's0-gw
.XECUTORiS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF BENJAMIN wrSTERsTEES, DECEASED.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Benjamin
Wlntersteen late OF Pine township Colum-
biz county, Penn'a., deceased. have been granted
and Phineas Whitmire, Executors. All per-
having claims against the estate OF said dece-
dent are requested to present them for settlement,
and those indebted to the estate to make payment
to the undersigned Executors without delay.
l.. A. GERMAN, Derrs p. o.,
PHINEAS WHITMIRE, Pine Summit
may 2s, lsS0-6w Executors.
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In the matter OF the sale of real estate OF William
schuyler by W. H. smith, Assign for the bene-
lit Of creditors.
The Auditor appointed by the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Columbia county TO distribute proceeds OF
SALE hereby gives notice that he will meet the par
ties interested at his Office In Bloomsbury or
Friday the 9th day OF july, 1850 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon OF said day. All uersons having any
claim upon said fDd TO then and there present the
L. L. WALLER,
tune IA, sow Auditor.
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The Wheeler No. 6 uses "Wheeler's pate
adjustable and movable steel plates in 3
guards which cannot be used by other MAJ
lecturers, iune lS.t
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Harriet A. Newkirk, of Salem, says: was
cured of tetter in my hand by three applica.
tions of Camphor Milk. My husband was
cured of old running sores by using it. 1t
cured my son of a spraintd ankle, Price 25
cents. Sold by O. A. Klein, Bloomsburg.
april l6, 's0,ly
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Hon. George n, Uorson, Norristown, says
The Phoenix Pect0ral is indispensable in my
family. IL acts like charm in curing
coughs and colds with the children,and
always Use it when addressing jury. Price
25 cents. O. A. Klein, Bloomsburg. aprl6-ly
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The name Of the Milton Independent has In
changed TO the Argus. The first number sie
the fire, was issued last week. 1t is chand
in size and form.
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Mr. J. S. McMurtre has finished the Gems
of Berwick and finds the actual number of r,
idents 10 be 2 094. In 1870 the census W
923, and in 1850 it was 45S.
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DR.,

III your child has worms, give it the Great
Mexican Remedy, lIerbaline Bitters. They are
easy OF administration, pleasant to take, and
harmless as honey. They never disappoint.
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May 81, 'sO-4w
OkPHANs c0UFT " SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Bh virtue OF an order issued out OF the Orphans
Court OF Columbia county, II ester Ann Edison, Exec
utrX OF B. +. Cole, late OF Benton township, Coum-
bia county, deceased, Will expose to public sale on
the premises on
THURSDAY, JULY 18th, 1880,
at O'Clock p m, the following described real estate
to-wit: certain lot or PIECE or LAND situate in
Benton township, Columbia CO., Pa, adjoining lands
OF Lowry Cole on the east and south, Big Fishing
creek on the west and public road the north CON
tanning ONE ACRE more or less, whereon are erect
ed a twO-story frame DIV WELLING HOUSE and STORE
a frame stable and out-buildings.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent. OF ope-fourth OF the
purchase money to be paid at the striking down OF
the property, the onefOurth less the ten per cent
the confirmation OF SALE and the remaining three
fourths In one year theresfter with interest from
Possession given April list, 1851.
HESTER ANN EDISON,
June Is, lSsO-ts' EXecutrlx.
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Rev. j. p, Tustin has resigned his chae al
pastor of the Baptist church, of this ace
is intended by the Church to have thpu
pit Immediately supplied.
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The Governor has appointed James L. rs
ton, justice of the peace in Greenwood to fl he
vacancy caused by the death of A. J..l-
bertson.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
EXERCISES OF COMMENCEMENT WEEK.

Sunday, June 81, 1880 p M.-Baccalaureate
Sermon by the Principal NJ. f. church.
Monday, June DISCRIMINATION of Under
graduates.
Monday June IS, P. M.-Lecture before
Literary Societies. Rev. +. II. Yocum, Opera
House.
Tuesday, June 29.--Examination of Under
graduate, continued.
Tuesday, June 20, s p. M.-COncert, Direct
or, Prol. l.. w. Niles, Institute Hall
Wednesday, June 80. determination OF I'M
dergradutates, concluded.
Wednesday, June S0 800 p. M.-Final An
nouncement, Campus.
Wednesday, June 80, $3.50 P. M.-Class Day
Exercises.
Wednesday June so, s P M Calliepian Re
union, School Parlors.
Thursday, July l, $3.50 A. M.-Commence
ment Exercises, Institute Hall.
Thursday, July /, P, M,-Alumni Reunion
and Dinner.
Thursday, July /, 1880 P. M.-senior Recep
ton, School Parlors.
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The Wheeler No. runs tighter than anytber
comb ned Mower and Reaper in the nrket,
cutting five feet. june If
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A valuable horse belonging to Mr.T. w.
Gibbs the liveryman on Iron street, ed on
Tuesday night.
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reaper that has folding platform to pass thr sh
narrow lanes, barn and gates. june 1SG
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Mr.. George Tustn graduated at Brow Uni
versity, Providence, Rhode Island, lH week
Wednesday, and has returned home
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Business Notices.


The public are hereby Informed that
splendid suits are now made from the latest
styles OF Spring Goods on the following
terms: Latest Styles, Lolgest Prices, Best Ma
terial, Best Workmanship, and Best Fits at
the Popular Store of
David Lowenberg.
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TIE CAMPAIGN COLUMBIAN

Only rs cents for six months, or 81 so aear
in advance, Get up clubs and send in )ur
NAMES.
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puRIIC NQTICE

~ DiiC MI I'VE.
The Clothing Store of David Lowenberg
is well stocked with all the latest styles OF
Clothing for Men, Youth and Children.
Call and examine,
Boot Headquarters at McKinney's.
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lnE VoLTAIo BELT CO., MARSHALL, MICH.
Will send their celebrated Electro-V Voltaic
Relts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial. Speedy
cures guaranteed. They mean what they say.
Write to them without delay. Nov. 2l-ly.
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DI NnG $3.50 to si00-All strictly frst-cass.
l. llhNOtSSold at Wholesale Factory prices.
Ill hest HOnOrs at Centennial Exhibition Mathu-
shek's scale for Square Grands. Finest Uprghts In
Amerlca-l2,0OO In use Catalogue OF ls pages free.
JUBILEE ORGANS the best In the world. An stop
organ only S65; 10 stops, SD7-Clrcular free. An
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ry 5Tth street and 10th Avenue. SHEET MUSIC
choice Price pieces GsaQgqf snt GP Gf sGH ORGANS
Address MGDELSSOHN PIANO CO., BOX 2O5s N. Y.
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N 4 m n nTo 10000 A YEAR, or So TO 500 a
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money fast. Any one can do the
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fore thepubllc, send us your address and we viii
send you fun particulars and private terms free
samples worth IS also free you can then 4 axe up
your mind for yourself Address GEORGE STINSON
CO., Portland, Maine. oct. 3, f9-ly
SCRANTON, Pa, May 2Oth, lsso.
DR.. A. L BURR
tooF your Neuralgia and Sick Headache Pills for
Chronic Headache with Dyspepsia, and they acted
Ike a charm. ! would not be without them for any
amount Of money.
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scranton, Pa,
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IF YOU HAVE NEURALGIA,
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| june Is, soft
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Total, S2542 2s 8.
SCHOOL FUND ACCOUNT.
CTATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS OF
~ BLooMsBURG DISTRICT, JUNE !, 1850.

CTATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS OF
BLOOMSBURY DISTRICT, JUNE !, 1850.
No. 40 bond issued to S. " Boone,
fn fSe SSn 1GSoPSs So to 5sf June ''S;S ao
No. Al. Bond Issued 10 |. &. schoon-
Gntf nt JAM. ane oTsSp 50 70 June s so 5 800 2o5
No 42. Bond issued TO L. Tomlin-
fSp iSP Gaf 5aR oG' 81 70 June so 'fs issS 5a
No as Bond issued to /. E. Schoon-
HHsr fnt JAM. aae oSs to June 1899 go 1oa
No. "A. Bond issued to Freas Brown
ane int Gs1 }sn : 50 to June l. so s'G SS SS go5 90
No. As. Bond issued 10 Freas Brown
Int Jan. ], 80 to June |, 80 500 9O5 90
No 40, Bond issued to silas Conner .oooo
Int Int. Jan. Jan. l. so to June !, so ia5o 5l2 so
No. A. Bond issued to Douglas
Int uEaiS 5an 'sS So 9Cf june ''2GS so
No. IS. Bond issued TO Douglas
n.y. fhas5sS 5s5 aSS 50 Sfs t. June 80 ''2GS sO
No. 49, Bond issued to sllas Conner .ooo
Int. Jan l. 50 to Junel, so 1850 5l2 80
No. so, Bond issued to Freas Brown ,.
Int Jan /, 81 to June :, 80 500 2O5 90
No, 81, Bond issued to silas Conner ~
int Jan. /, so to June /, 'sO 1850 5l2 so
No. 81 Bond issued to silas Conner -
Int. Int Jan. l. so to ,une l, 50 1850 5lg5o
No, 5S, Bond Issued TO Freas Brown ,
| Int. Jan, i, so to June |, 80 500 2O5 90
No, o. Bond issued to silas Conner .o
Int. Jan. !, so to June |, 80 1850 5ia so
No. o. Bond issued to sllas Conner -,
ini; Ian, / 80 to June |, 80 1850 5lssO
No. SO. Bond issued to Meyer Bros,
Int. july /, 70 to June /, 50 275o $3.50
No. 81 Bond issued to David sroup
Int 'j Jan. nj /, 50 to June1 so is5o 5l2 co
| o.5s Bond ISSUED TO Greasy q
| /
No. SO. Bond issued to Greasy Il
l2Sa nt July gqe SSS 4s % june l. 50 1899
No. 60. Bond issued " Luzetta
SaiS nt Say SaS SgS June j nc 1899 os 30
Greasy due July l. 50 10000
No, % Bond Issued to David stroup
H1 int, SSg JaR s. t, June l. 50 'IgSS GssS gg so
No. g. Bond issued TO e. b. Brown
Int Int j%i jjH$ / $ $ to June SO 1888 isSo ua 50
No, o. Bond issued TO Greasy a
GS% ias JAM auy 5E . june 50 s'qGS 800 go5 90
No & g. Bon, Bond issued to L, b. Brown -
ini. i ja9. /, 80 to June l. 80 'OgT $50 1902 so
No, &c. Bon, Bond Issued TO j. j. Brown
INT INT 5Sy jsy ! q p 10 June 20 sSISS SlSS snoo
No, 81. Bond Issued TO H. W, Smith
Int Jan. l. 50 to June 80 $50 lOs 90
Total, sssig OC
, ASSETS.
Cash In hands Of Hector on dupll-
cate of 1850 slOnO 90
Due ty HelnOck school district lug ~
state appropriation unpaid 1860
Cash IN hands OF treasurer bsl as 2l9T &
Actual Indebtedness CiOl A
ATTEST; JAS, G. BROWN, President.
G. .S.IURMAN, Secretary.
. We the undersigned auditors Of Bloomsburg, Pa
n nave examined the fegegoing statement with th
vouchers as presented by the Treasurer and nnd th
same correct and approve the same,
FRANK p. KLINE,
& TilOS. WRBB, Auditors
III Il. W. BucKINGHAa,j
JUNE 40. iss
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Admission free at McKinney's.
Rubbers at McKinney's.

CAL and see the Best and Cheapest Sum
mer Suit for Sc 90 at ID. Lowenberg's
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-06-25
II E C0LU M BIAN.
ptooMsBuae. FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1850
PUBLIC SALES.

uo.,er Ann Edison, Executrix Of B. +. Cole,
o,sa.ed. OF Benton township, will expose real
,,,e 10 sale on the premises on Thursday,
n, 18TH 1880 See advertisement
W j. Buckalew offers house and lot siiu-
!, on First street in the Town of Bloomsbury,
nriyate sale until July 9th, and if not dis
osed Of by that time will be sold at public
0le without reservation.