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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-04-30

Testimonials are received every day by the plo-
prictuT, Of SIMMONS LIVER REGI IA FOR,trum per
sons ~ erucalluh ana prominence rom all paris OF
the country attr-tlu[ 10 the Wuudrrful curative
properties II this great medicine 40 other urrpur.
alton hut the Regulator has ever been discovered
that wu uld crciuully cure pN oprpsla and It's kin
drrd evils, ana restore lhc patient IL p,rtec. y
healthy condition Of body and mind The rapidly
Increasing demand Tor this uruiciur and our iargr
ST les Ia cuust ugtucg, is Indeed sUncleut e5ldeuCc
IN Itself Of It's great pop2ury.
Perfectly 30 'rI9J2GL. Harmless.
II can be used any time Wltnuut fear by the most
delicate persons, No matter what the aiIng, and
NAV Dee given To children with perfect safety as no
bad re- ults follow lis USE Going no possible injury
A. a mia Tonic, gentle Laxative and harmless In
yl1urnt It Infinitely superior 10 any known rome
Mallrious Fever Bowel Complaints, Jaundlce.
Cole kesIlessness, Mental Oppression, Sick Head
ache, Coustlption, Nausea. BlllOusness
DYSPEPSIA, Ac.
Read the following names % persons well ana wide.
ly known who testify TO the valuable prOpertle5 II
simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine.
Hon Alex, II. stevens; John ". BcckWtth Bishop uf
Georgia; Gon. John B. Gordon, /. = senator. Hon.
Thompson; Hon. u. Mn; Hon John g. Br, rkiurd.1.
Prof. David NILS; y. d.; Hiram Warner. Chttr jus
tice of Ca; Lewis Nundrr, Assist. T.. VI. phla' and
many others from whom We have letter, comment
LIg upon thi, medicine as most valuable household
remedy. ~ kELl VEGETABLE.
It's low price places II Ia Tie reach OF AN be tury
relief procure at once from your Druggist bottle OF
Regulator give n fair tIiul and Il WIN NOT ouly
anUru relief but permanently cure you. II is with.
out a ST. gle exception.
The Cheapest furest and Best Family Medicine In
the world. "
Ori iginul aud Genuine
MANUFACTURED oSIY BY
!. a.. ZEIIiN n co..
Price tl,CO sodby all Druggists, a.
April 10, 'so-ly.
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You can find Monte Cloths in all the
leading shades at Clark d Sons
loo pieces of Dress Goods at /. W. Hart.
mans, $ cents to - per yard.
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WATER COMPANY BNJoINED.

A bill in equity has been filed by the Town
of Boomsburg against the Bloomsburg Water
Company and II. NJ. Brkenbne and Harry
Brkenbine, contractors, asking the Court to gran,
an injunction TO restrain the defendants from
obstructing travel and maintaining nuisan,e e
on the streets by leaving open bitches, and yo-
lating ordinances concerning the grade, &c. A
preliminary injunction has been issued.
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TREASURER'S SALE
nL'
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For the benefit of all sufferers, b goo |
enough to bring the wonderful effect Of st,
Jacobs Oil before the public. For twelve long
years my wife Suffered with Neuralgia in the
head, and often had the most terrible pains. \
few weeks ago bought bottle Of that wonder,
ful remedy-St. Jacobs Oil-and am perfectly
astonished at its marvellous effect; half bottle
thoroughly cured my wife. gladly would
have paid any physician fifty dollars if he could
have done the same; therefore | wish that eS-
erybody may learn to value this true medicine.
Christian Iianni, Youngstown, Ohio,
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Al tue regular meeting Of Phlolopian Liter
a'y society, held April a. 1880, he death Of
brother h. Frank Unangst was announced
."ereupon the following resolutions were unan
imously adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
ms Allwse Providence, to call from our m;ss,
our late brother B. Frank Upanps, !, IA ,boro-
fore
Resolued, That the Society has sns,oirod ,ho
loss of a useful member. ''''
He'o'red, That, as an expression of our sor.
tom r' anu respect we as a Society, attend the
lunetal and that the hall be draped in mourn
ing thirty 3O) days. - '"''' Il"
the minutes Of the society, that thev ba nnhI;si
ed IN one or more of the town papers and that
a copy of same be presented to the bpr,aveJ
family. 'ei'"'eu
W. II. BRooRs,
A. j SINoNs Co,,u,;,..-
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W. c. Mckinney has contracted with Charles
Krug for the erection of brick building on the
corner of the William McKelyy lot below the
Exchange Hotel The first floor will contain n
store room and the second floor will be devoted
n oninnc
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LAST NorIcE.-All persons indebted to the
estate of Peter Ent, de ceased, and to Ent
Brothers are hereby notified that these accounts
must be paid by May lst or costs will be in
CURED Call at my office at Bloomsbury.
March 5.tf .U II E~r ALL,
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BUCKHORN NEWS.
BrcKnnnN. Anril 2Gth. lSS

BucKHoRN, April Goth, 1850.
EDs. COLUMBIAN
We notice some improvements in this little
place. Chqs L. Hartman is bIiliing a new
barn. Clark Pursel is binding a new end 10
his house, and more have caught the yard fence
fever Even one of our churches intends hay
ing new yard fence.
A horse belonging to Jacob Harris got fast
in the stable and was badly wounded in ,trug-
Cling to get up.
During recent storm the lightning struck
Mr.. Geo Winner house. Mrs. Winner was
sitting By the stove with her feet on the hearth.
The stocking on one foot was almost burned
off. We congratulate the old lady on her mar.
row escape.
Death has again been in our midst and re
moved from our community the venerable Aaron
D. Guild The deceased moved and settled here
in an early day. Was for many years a resi-
dent of Hemock, blt recently lived with his
daughter Mrs. Wellver, in Monrour, where
he died on Monday at the advanced age OF SO
He was for many wears a consistent member Of
the Presbyterian church and died happy in
Saviors love Several children, and many
grand children and great grand children -ur-
vive him The friends have the sympathy of
The entire community in their sad beleave-
ment.
Mrs. DR., lenker has returned from her visit
| TO Wilkes Barre.
We are sorry to state that Miss Annie Saw.
| idge, daughter of Rev Savidge, is not enjoy
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Geo. II. Brown is making alterations and
improvements in the Central Hotel. The par
lor has been cut into two rooms, and the win
dows enlarged. 1t will be newly papered and
painted
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1000 pounds Of nice dried apples wanted
at Slas IoungS store Lgh, Street for which
| will pay the highest market prices.
December, lG. I'm
New lot Of Black, Brown ana Light Col
ored kid GIovcS at l. w. Hartman :.
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IT GOES LIKE MILD FIRE i sell twenty
bottles of the Great Mexican Remedy, to one
of any other medicine in my store. 1t Tres
every time and goes like wild fire. cnrei my
wife Of chills and fever, and my child of Group,
j. b. Fromqn, druggist, MARYLAND, Ind.
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The Annual Meeting of the Columbia County
Agricultural Society will be held in the Opera
House, Bloomsburg on Saturday, May 18th, at
one o'clock p. IN. The election of officers, and
a proposition to amend the charter will he a
part OF the bnsness The present committee
will meet ON same day at 9 o clock, a m.
FRED. b. HARTMAN,
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THE voLTAio BELT CO., MARSHALL. MICH.

:, VIII send their celebrated Electro Voltaic
helts to the afflicted upon 60 days trial. Speedy
cures guaranteed. They mean what they saw.
Write to them without delay. Nov. 2l-ly.
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AsBURY REPoRTER,
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To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-lf you
want to save money, buy your Clothing, Hats
and Caps, Boots and Shoes at Cross New
York Store, two doors above City Hotel.
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Marriages.

JoSEs-THoAAs. A Tesid, nee of the bride $
parents at +, ers Grove, ON the evening of the
% inst, by Rev. f. H. Iocum Mr.. Moore G.
Jones to Miss Sadie J. Thomas, all Of Blooms
huta.
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- Col J. G. Freeze John VI. Clark, David
Lowenberg, c. b. Brockway, W. II Jacobv G.
A. Clark, and Sheriff Ent attended the Demo
cratic State Convention at Harrisburg this
venk
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April 80 Nv

The question has been asked us, if head
stones can be secured from the government for
Union soldiers whose graves are unmarked. In
reply we would state that blank forms Of appli-
cation will be furnished to Posts Of the Grand
Army in this county or to persons individuals
Interested by application to c. b. BrockWay,
Secretary Of Soldier'' Union.
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The firm offs II Miller a Son was dissolved
about the first of March. The business il now
carried on by |. X. Miller, who is putting in a
new stock of goods.
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Go and see the Louisiana Quarete and Geor
ga Jubilee Singers with Anthony & Ellis I'm
Gle Toms Cabin Company, this Friday evening
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Go and see little Mary Hillman as Eva, the
greatest child actress on the American stage
with Anthony q Ellis Uncle Toms Cabin Com
Iany, this Friday evening.
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A meeting of county superin ntendenls o pub.
lie schools was held in Harrisburg last week.
Columbia was not represented.
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The English edition of Scribner's Magazine,
which is steadily increasing from month to
month, now amounts to | | 900 copies.
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that Hon. c. X. Buckalew at an early date is
to edit volume of Judge Blacks writings.
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BY permission of Meyer Bros, their adyer-
tsement is omitted this week to make room for
10 ding matter.
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SEATED LANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.

Also :hr following lots, pieces and parcel, Of seat
ed lands,returned by the tax collectors, are to be
sold at the same Time under the provisions Cf an
Act OF Assembly, entitled. "un Act relating TO the
sale or lands for taxes in Columbia county" approx
ed March SIN. Isis.
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1t was John p Packer of Lock Haven, and
not John B. Packer of Sunbury, who recent y
had stroke of paralysis
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BL0oMsBURG, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, isso

A. N. Brice Ia associated with the Sunury
Ga-eH, as one of the editors.
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l.. S. Wnterseen has been appointed No
rary Public in place of c. Bitenbender, re
signed.
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Court begins next Monday. 1t is expected
that the Curley case will be tried.
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ALSO,

All that certain tract or piece OF land situate IN
Pine township, county and state aforesaid, BEGIN
ming al pine on the line OF land Of simon Maryland,
thence by same north sCvonty-nnr aud threc-teutlIs
perches TO post, thence by land agreed 10 be con-
veyed to Benjamin Wlurcrsteen two hundred ami
fourteen perrAro 10 post ON line Of land Of Joseph
Titbal thence south scyeuty-uue perches and three
ieulha To post corner u land agreed to be convey
ed TO Philip Nntcraeeu, ana thence by land Of same
east two uunurtu ana fourteen pcr,uta TO tue place
OF beginning, containing one hundred acres ana ul
lowonccs sc, wh'reon are two-story frame dwell
ing house, large bank barn, work shop and out.
buildings.
seized, taken ln execution at the suit Cf Orange
VILE Mutual saving Fund and Loan Association
against Amos =. Watts and Moses Watts and 10 he
sod as the property Of Amos Watts ana Noses
Watts.
MILLER, Attorney, lay pa
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TREAsURER's SALE
OF
UNSEA1 ED LANDS

by virtue Of sundry acts Ut the q neral Assembly
Of the commonwealth Of PehnsA lvania, relating "a
the sale Of scat AMI uuseatcd lands In the county
Of Columbia, etc FOR taxes due and unpaid, Will
Oifer at public sale at the Court House, In the town
q BlOOmSDurr the
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Nusllnc II h.s.''''''.'','''', .''''.''. .''''''''
S West Buck Mountain c a Co. ....
BENTON TOWNSHIP.
BERWICK BOROUGH.

Edwards Geo ............................
Parks Ann cSt............................
HUsler Samuel. ...............................
stephens Amos B...........................
Oliver Daniel......... ........................
MOODS Geo ................ ...."..".."......
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Business Notices

The ladies say you can always find Pretty
Calico at |. w. Hartman'.
Shetland Shawl4, Ribbons, Ties, Laces
&c, at Clark q Sons.
For the cheapest and finest line of Cloth
ing, go TO Gross n. V Store.
Go to Creasy's for your Bananas only 3
cents each or 3G cents dozen.
Lots of Good Cloyerseed and Timothy
seed for sale by Silas Young, Light Street.
april 2-4w
New Goods at Marr's.
You can find Monte Cloths in all the
leading shades at Clark u Sons.
loo pieces of Dress Goods at |. W. Hart.
mans, cents to - per yard.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
The Clothing Store OF David Lowenberg
is well stocked with all the latest STYLES OF
Clothing for Men, Youth and Children.
Call and examine.
McKinneys shoe store below Court
House.
Mari will take Oats, Corn, side, Shoulder
and Ham for good Mackerel.
Hammocks at |. w. Hartman's.
Did you see those Nice Lawns and Dress
Goods at Clark ~ sons?
Choice Clover Honey Syrup at Crea,y's.
See Lutz q Sloan's Black Cashmeres and
other Dress Goods before buying elsewhere
il you want to save money.
Shoes of all kinds, Mems, Womens' and
Chidrens, at cost for 60 days, at Gross
y. Y. Store.
a nice Lace Gator for 81 % at |. w.
Hattman's,
Boots and Shoes cheap at McKinney'G.
PAra4ols and sun Umbrellas just opened
at /. W. Ilartman's.
The public are hereby informed that
| splendid suits are now made from the latest
styles OF Spring Goods on the following
terms: Latest .Styics, Lowct Prices, Best Nh.
teridt, Best Workmanship, and Best Fits at
the Popular Store OF
David Lowenberg.
COST COST! COST, !
Shoes at cost at Gross y. y. Store, two
doors above City lloteu.
New canned goods this week, Tomatoes,
Corn, String Beans, Peaches &c, at old
prices at Crea-y's
People coming to Cour; next week are in
ted to call at |. W iInrtman's.
Ladies in looking for Dfes1 Goods and
Trimmings OF any kind should not fail to 20
| t. Clark * Sons :, A. they have just received
! their Spring Stock.
Lutz& Sloan are selling their Percales
nearly yard wide, for ten cents yard.
For Nobby Hats,
For --latest Styles,
For Lowest Prices,
Go to David Lowenberg's
You can'get all color, OF Buntings in plain
brucade and lacework at low prices at Clark
| X Sons.
Call at Mckinney ior SHOES.
Cash paid for 200 Butter at Slas Ioung's,
Light Street, for siN weeks. March l9-dw
Have you seen those elegant French Nov
elites in Dress Goods at Clark X Sons?
New lot of Ladies Walking Shoes, But-
toned and Ties at |. W. llartmans
Rubbers at McKinney's.
| co.b nail t,r lnnn hu.b.I. of ,,ood White
or yellow Oats al Silas Goung's, Light
Street. March l93m
Harriet A. Newkirk, OF salem, says: | was
cared of tetter in my hand by three applca'
lions of Camphor Milk My husband was
cured of old running sores 10y using 1t, 1t
sS5;l my 3 Sn 10 Of Sf1,d %s aaSs sdsmna,s ts;s %
april le' so;Iy -
We have Calico from & cents up.
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Messrs. Daniel and j. +. McIlenry have pur.
chased large tract of timber at the North
Mountain and are busily engaged in manufac
tufing 1t into lumber and hauling it to Berwick
where they find ready market
Hon. E. j. McIIenry is doing large amount
OF custom work at his Touring mill. Joe Kuel.
Iy is an excellent and obligng miller.
The Spring term of the Saltwater school
opens next Monday; Miss Neuie McHenry,
teacher.
Trout are scarce-fshermen plenty.
Farmers are mostly done sowing oats, and are
nov looking forward anxiously to corn planting.
MIR. Metzger, our genilemanly Blacksmith,
let the building OF his new house at Saltwater,
last week, to Mr.. Larrsh Of Sugarloaf
G b. McIlenry preparing to remodel and
enlarge his barn. W. l.. Manning aud G 60.
Derr of Jackson are to do the carpenter wo k
The improvement will be fine one
d. NJ KISTER.
We omit portion of this letter for the rea.
son that anything further ON the subject men.
toned would be Of no interest to the public
generally, and we dislike to publish anything
of a personal character when no good can come
of it, Ed.
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See woman on horseback in another col
umn, riding near Speer's Vineyards, with a
bunch Of Grapes from which Speer's Port Grape
Wine is made that is 30 highly esteemed by
the medical profession for the use OF invalids
weakly persons and the aged.
Sold by Druggists.
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withstanding the fact that the Exchange
Hotel is already one Of the best furnished and
elegantly finished houses in the STATE, mproy =
men's are constantly being made The upper
halls and rooms have recently been newly p
psred and painted, and other aditions made
that our citizens may well take pride in, as it il
the surprise Of all who are its guests to find q
hotel so complete in its appointments and man
agement in town Of this size. Tubbs ~
Chamberln have gained a wide reputation a.
{, mpttent and oblging landlords.
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Hon. George y. Corson, Norrstown, says:
The Phoenix PectCral is indispensable in my
family. Ii act, like Il charm in curing
coughs and colds with the children, and /
always Use it when addressing jury Price
2j cents G, A. Klein, Bloomsburg aprl6-ly
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The contract for the erection of the Miners
Hospital, at Ashland, was awarded to W. S.
Patterson & Co, of Philadelphia, at meeting
held by the Commission on Friday the 10th
The main building is to be lS7 feet front and
Wo stories and basement high, surmounled
by a tower and spire, the top of which will be
40 ieet from the ground. The wirI buildings
are 10 be 6le story high with basement and
are ~ feet wide by l42 feet long. The ends
flank the main building and have the appearance
of wings to it, There is also the kitchen, ore
room an pantry, in the rear of main building
between the two wards, The total front Of the
building will be lS7 feet and depth to rear end
of wards 1872. Various estimates were given
ia sealed propoal., varying from $4,000 TO
S7l 700 The entire work was given to Mes.rs.
Patterson q Co, for S47 100.
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Boot headquarters ht McKinney's,
Butterick & COS, May Patterns are here
at Mars.
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BEAUTIFUL SEA SHELLS

For {, iu rrL- tered letter, viii send two Abai-
one III Us, They alc large and contain all the col
trs Ct me rainbow. leces an inch square sold at
NE centennial Tor 80 cents W. q A. BALL Los
Angeles, Cal.
april Q, 4w.
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Admission free at McKinney's.

Neatsfoot Oil and Vacuum Oil for har.
ness grease for sale by Silas Young Light
Street; also Black Oil, f n Oil, Lineed
Oil, Whale Oil and Castor Oil
Marrh 10. ON
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1000 yards OF good Calico at Lutz 4
Sloan for 6 cents yard and 5000 bes
quality for cents.
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An exec edingly funny burlesque on the ways
and tricks of politicians is 'Our candidate -
which was produced here on Friday night last,
The portrayal of the character Of Grimwig, ly
Richmond, was clever and natural piece of
acting. He comprehend9 fully the character
and his acting is free from that affected style
which so many Of our commedian4 fill into
Won Boyle as a representative of "Our Coming
Citizen" would be hard to beat, Bang aud
"Frogtoes" were well taken. Asa whole, the
performance was good one and Judging from
the thunders Of applause which followed each
witty saying, was generally appreciated by the
large audience which greeted it,
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Call at Mckinney Tor SHOES.
Cash paid for goo Butter at Sllas Young :,
Light Street, for six weeks. March l9-Gw
Have you seen those elegant French Nov
elites in Dress Goods at Clark y Sons?
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kubbers at Mckinney :.

New lot of Ladies Walking Shoes But-
toned and Ties at /. W. llartmans.
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Saturday, May Sth. 1880.

All that certain piece Of land situate in MIniin
township, Columbia county, PenEa., described
follows to-wit: Bounded on the north by lands Of
John Atcn, east by Il Schweppenheiser, south by
land Of Thomas Aten and ON the west by Charles
Klihgaman, containing one hundred and ten acres,
more or less, ON which are erected 4 frame house,
barn and uut-bulldings,
ALSO,
one tract OF land situate in same township bound
cd on the north and east by lands OF Thomas Aten,
on the south by land Of Michael growers heirs, on
the west by lands OF Wm. Parr, containing twenty
four acres, more or less, on which are erected
frame house and out buildings.
ALSO,
one tract bounded on the north by land OF /. X,
Schweppcuheser and samuel snyder, on the east by
Lawrence Waters. ON the south by Abram Schwep-
peuheiscr and ON the west by John Aten, contain
Ing thirty four acres more or less on which are
erected a frame house, barn and buildings,
ALSO,
one tract of land bounded on the north by land OF
stephen Gearhart and others, on the east by l. X,
hwcppenheioer, on the south by land " John Aten
ald Oh the west by land OF Joseph Gearhart, con-
tanning one hundred acres more or less, on which
are erected frame house. barn and other uutbuild-
lugs.
ALSO,
one lot OF ground situate in the town Of Mainytlr
Columbia county. Prnut bounded and described as
follows, tO-wit: Bounded by land OIL. Il. Longen-
berger and two public roads, being corner lot IN
said town, on which are erected a two story b.ick
store house with the appureuauccs,
seized, taken lu execution at the suit of Esther
Gcarhlrt against /, X, >chwcVpenheI-er and 10 be
sold as the property OF ]. * Schweppenhci,er
MILLER, Attorney Plu. Nend EX.
ALSO,
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Bo.. Corset for the money at |. W. Hart
manls
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
The Clothing Store OF David Lowenberg
is well stocked with all the latest styles ot
Clothing for Men, Youth and Children.
Call and examine
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You can find all kinds of Muslins, Tick
ing, Prints, Ginghams Trimmings, &c at
low prices at Clark X sons
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Eubbers at McKinney's.
Cash paid for 1000 bushels of good White
or yellow Oats al Silas Goungs, Light
Street. March l9.3m
Harriet A. Newkirk, OF salem, says | was
cared of tetter in my hand by three applica-
lions OF Camphor Milk. My husband was
cured of old running sores 10y using II, II
cured my son OF a spraintd ankle, Price %
cents sold by c. \. Klein, bloomsburg.
april IL, SOly
We have Calico from & cents up.
Clark X sen