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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16
TRlENNlAL ASSESSMENT.

1t appears to have been the practice of the
County Commissioners for some years back
to give instructions to the assessors who
make the trieunial assessment, directing
them to assess property at a certain percen
tage of its value, Instead of its actual
value. While real estate was taxable for
state purposes there may have been an
object in this, but nov that state tax is
removed from real estate there is no
occasion for it. 1t is not in fact a COM
pliance with the law. The act of Assembly
requires the assessors to make return of "all
property taxable by law, together with a
Just Uaiiation of the same" The oath which
they are required to take compels assessors
to justly and honestly, to the best of their
judgment, assess and value every separate
lot, piece or tract of land, with the improve
ments thereon &c, at the rate or price which
they shall, after due examination and con
sideiation, believe the same would sell for
if sold singly and separately at a bona .fde
sale, after iull public notice." The statutes
on the subject contain no clause that can
possibly be construed into permission to
the commissioners to fix the percentage o
value to be placed on real estate, and nc
assessment is in compliance with the law un
less it puts the actual selling ralue upon the
property. 1t may be said that il makes nc
difference whether we are taxed eight mills
on thousand dollars, or four mills on two
thousand dollars the tax will he the same
This is correct mathematically speaking, but
because it makes no difference is no reason
why the law should not BE- followed. II
this we're good excuse there are many laws
iu theIbooks that might be avoided in the
same way. But it does make very material
difference in many respects, which we shall
not specify at present.
We understand that the assessors through
out the county have returned property at so
per cent. of its actual value, under instruc-
tions from the commissioners. The matter
can easily be remedied by the commissioners
by simply doubling the assessed valuation,
aud thus make the returns according to the
law. In nstructing the assessors to assess
property at fifty per cent. of its actual value
this year, the commissioners have only fol-
lowed precedent that has existed for many
years, and are not bameable, but now that
their attention has been called to the matter
it is good time to start in right, and see
that the laws relating to assessments are
properly carried out.
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LUZERNE JUDGES.

On Friday last Governor Hoyt appointed
Col. Stanley Woodward additional law
Judge of Luzerne county, Mr.. Woodward
is Democrat and the appointment has called
forth bitter denunciation of the Governor by
the republicans of that county. Ex-Sen-
ator H. B. Payne was their choice, and
every influence was brought to bear to 81 :
cure his appointment. Col. Woodward was
an outspoken supporter of Hoyt on personal
grounds, aud made himself so. unpopular
with his own party by his action, that be
was defeated in the nominating convention
for candidate as Judge He has now accepted
the appointment from a republican governor
which lasts for year, and it is likely that
when the time comes to elect a Judge, that
the Democrats of Luzerne will refuse to sup
port him. Judge Rice who was elected for
ten years as additional law judge has accept
ed the appointment of the Governor as Pres
ident judge, and there will be two judges to
be elected next fall in that county. Rice
must be pretty certain of an election to give
up an office which lasts ten years for an ap-
pointment of only one year.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington D. Z. Jan l3 th 1880

| The Democrats last year removed the duty
| from qulnine, and the price is now only lii.
| tie more than one half what it was before
Yesterday hundred Democrats and few
Republicans voted to remove the duty from
salt and so reduce its price, but a hundred
Republicans and a very few democrats voted
against the change.
| There are to-day two Legislatures in
Maine--that is, one that met with a Quorum
In both Houses OF members who had certif
! cate of election from the Governor, and one
composed OF less than a quorum of such
men, and sprlnklng of men who have read
in the newspapers that they were elected.
The latter body, which organized last
| night in tAe dark--will ask the Supreme
Court to pass upo, the question of its e-
gality. That is il will ask for the opinion of
the members OF the Court, for no proper case
can be brought before Court under the pres.
ent circumstances. An opinion given by
individual judges on a statement of facts
made by Il radical crowd hclaiming to be a
Legislature but having no official proof of
so being, will command neither obedience
nor respect from the people of Maine or OF
the country.
Such an opinion may possibly be en-.
forced by the military for a time and the
military is under command of Republican
but it will not be permanently recognized
1t is not, however, 10 be assumed that the
judges though all but one of them are Re.
pubicans, will hold that the citizen, who
last night resolved themselves into Legis-
lature are really LEGISLATURE
yesterday there was conference of Dem
ocratic members of the House and Senate
Appropriation Committees on the subject of
expedltlng action on the appropriation
bills, and to consider the course to I've taken
on several of them which were the subject of
party discussion during the last two sessions.
No definite conclusion was reached, but the
prevailing wish seemed to be that, so far as
disputed questions so far as marshals were
concerned the bills should read as before. viz
that none OF the money appropriated should
be used tor the payment of marshals for the
performance of duties at elections. The first
of June was named as a time at which ad-
journment might properly take place. All
the unrepofted appropriation bills were said
to be in good state of forwardness.
Yesterday resolution was adopted in the
House looking to an investigation of the
manner OF allowing and paying pensions.
special committee will be appointed to-
day tor the purpose. The thirty odd mil
lions paid annually as pension money, and
certainty that the amount will be increased
hereafter, makes inquiry eminently prop
er.
Fernando Woods long announced refund
ing bill WAS introduced yesterday. 1t pro.
vides, as is known, for 80 per cent. bond
for the redemption of five and six per cent
bonds soon redeemabe. 1t is believed that
the bill will meet with general approba.
ton.
HILTON.
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TElAL t1sTi rHa FEBRUARY TERM 1850.
George Stricken vs. Philip Iuntznger ct ux
Jacob Fisher ct al vs. Jonn Fisher ct al
c. B. BrOckyay vs. First National Ba Ik, Berwick
II. A. Weidensaul VS. A. W. Creamdr,
James Morrison vs.. Pa. NJ. FIRE lns. Co
&. ID. Fowler Agt. VS.. Samuel Williams.
Daniel Morris VS.. William Torrey.
j. Eek ct ux. vs.. Mary 4. Britain ct al.
Charles krug vs.. j. VI. c. Rank ct ux.
Samuel Miller VS.. w. II. Reinbod
David Tyson VS.. Thomas Geraghty.
D. W. sankey's use VS.. NJ b. and $. f. Association
OF Bloomsbury.
Michael Growers Adms. VS.. Maria VOLTS Adm. e,
al
j. II. Heller VS.. D. L. q W X. r. Co.
William Y. Hess vs. linton Co.e.
William shaffer ct al VS.. Catherine McAnall ct
al.
orangevlIle NJ. 6 F. Academy vs. Hiram c Eyes
Joshua Sivage's Admr vs.. samuel Appleman,
Henry Doak vs.. Gideon Nichael.
John Z. Christian vs. Pa NJ. +. InS. Co.
George Masters Admr vs. John Il. Chaplin.
commonwealth TO use VS.. John W. Hoffman ct al
Cathar ne Butler VS.. Reuben Roucn.
John jackson ct al. VS.. Ell StoetZell.
Elias Giger vs.. Barbara Glger.
5. ID. Nnard VS.. Ferdinand Gaul ct ux
Henry liouck VS.. John w. Hoffman.
ID. r. Seybert use VS.. Thomas Geraghty.
y. ID. L. KoStenbauder VS.. Joseph b. Kntttle.
Ludwig Thiele IS Admr. VS.. Daniel Morris.
Penna Canal Co. vs. N l.. Campbell,
Emanuel Strauss VS.. Martha Johnson.
James Lannon's Admr- VS. William Lamon.
Peter Swank,s use VS.. Charles Fetterman's Admr.
Samuel ). Frederick VS.. solomon Fetterman'S S
Admr.
refers Hover VS.. Catawissa township,
jacob Stlne'S Admrs. VS.. Ch aries KIug
William Lamon, Trustee VS.. John W. Hoffman.
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Mr.. Parke Goodwin, in the Pbilade pha
Press, says 81 am out of politics and have
been some time. There is no discussing
Grants character as a soldier or as a man
at this time. 1t is not in dispute. But his
character as a statesman is seriously in dis
pute, and will be more so should he consent
to be a candidate for reelection to the Pres
idency. | am opposed to him as candidate
and shall be, My opposition arises from the
love Of my country. Grant made a bad Pres
ident during his first term. He made l0orse
one during his second term. There il no rea-
son Dhy he wouid not prove still ,oorse, If that
aoere possible, should he get to be President a
third time Grant was never chosen by the
nominating conventions because he was uni
versally qualified for the office; not at all.
He was not chosen because ne had proven
himself to be great soldier even not at
all. The machine nominated him because
he was regarded as available"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16

Mr.. EDITOR The Philadelphia Times
of Tuesday quotes you for Bayard as our
next nominee for President. / firmly be-
lieve that the mass of our voters are for
Gen. Hancock. As soldier he had no
superior His craftsmanship is unexcelled
as was demonstrated by his administration OF
affairs in the South during the reconstruc
tion era. His nomination would mean a
"solid South" and an almost solid North.
G. B. B.
We have no doubt that the nomination of
Gen. Hancock would be satisfactory to the
voters of this county, but we are equally
certain that Baysrd would suit them just as
well, While Bayard is our personal choice
we are in favor of anybody to beat Grant.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16
Five Hundred Thousand Str0ng

In the past few months there has been more than
oooOoO bottles OF Shoh's sold. out OF the vast
number OF people who have used it. more Than Q 000
cases OF consumption have been cured All coughs,
Group asthma and bronchitis, yield at once hence
who have not used It, let us saw il You have can@h
or your child the Group and you value life don't f
10 try ~. For lame back side or chest
use shilohs porous plaster. Sold by j. Ii, Kin
ports. " ~
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16

stout backbone Is as essential TO physical health
Us 70 pOlltlcal consistency. For weakness OF the
oack ana disorders OF the liver and kidneys the ton
ic and moderate dletetlc action OF the BitteTs
Is me QUE thing needful. Remember that
the sIomach Is the mainstay OF every other organ
ana toat Dy nVigorating the digestion BY this pre-
paratlon, the spinal column and It's depend sncies
are strengthened.
For Hostetter's ALMANAC for 1850 apply 10 Drug
gists and dealers Generally
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EXECUTORS NOT,
4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS.

VOT8tnbTt
Among me records and prtdings OF the Or
phans' Court OF said county ir ALA IL is thus
contained ~ ~ - ~
In the matter Of the estate ohn Hartman late
OF orange township, deceased.
On motion OF C. W Miller ANev for tbe beirs
and legatees and Charles q. Raw Attorney for
legal representatives. heirs and atees II is order
ed that John NJ. Clark be appoip oudtor to dis
tribute the fund In the hands OF ,ries 4 Mover
Adminstra' or OF John r. MOyprceased late ey
ecutor OF the said John Hartmi deceosed Mar
shall assets and settle and abuse said estate of
John Hartman, deceased.
Certified from the records thish day of Decem-
Der, A. ID. SO. VIM. KRIoRIN Clerk o. O.
Ihe auditor In pursuance OFF foregoing ap-
polntment VIII attend TO the du thereof at his
onne IN bloohlsourg, on Friday, .lary 3Oth, 1850,
ing In on said estate.
Jan. 2,s0-it JOHN NJ MCRK Auditor
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16

A committee consisting of Senators Voor-
hees, Vance, Pendeton, Window and Blair
was appointed by the Senate last week to
investigate the causes of the exodus of col
ored, people from Southern to Northern
States,
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A Strange PeOp @.

DO you know that there are strange people in onr
community, we say strange because they seem t IN
prefer 70 suner and pass their days mlsera6ly made
SO oy Gls epsa and Liver Complaint, indigestion,
RIal1er Is guaranteed to cure them. Sold by j. H.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16

The Schuylkill county republicans have
endorsed j. A. NJ. Passmore as candidate
for Auditor General and instructed their
delegates in the State Convention to demand
his nomination.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16

Frank Leslie, the great publisher of New
York is dead. He died last Saturday eve
ming after a brief illness. His real name
was Henry Carter. His best known publi-
cation was the ILLUSTRATED Weekly"
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Peter lIerdlc Found Guilty.

Last Saturday morning at Wiliamsport the
jury in the case againstPeterHerd and Hor-
ace L. Taylor brought in a verdict of guilty.
The charge was conspiracy to defraud creditors
in connection with the operations of the
banking house of II. E, Taylor & Co, which
suspended couple of years ago. Motion
was made for new trial, bail given and the
hesring on the motion put down for March.
Judge Mayor, of Clinton county, presided
at the trial, which continued several days
and attracted great deal of attention.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16

For the use of students and others our GOV.
cred newspaper pads are the best They con-
tain one hundred sheets of paper, max ing two
hun dred pages Prices, ten and twenty cents,
according TO size. For sale at this office. lf
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16

Maine is well supplied with Legislatures
just now. On Monday night the republicans
met and organized a little one of their
osn.
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FOR SALE !

VALUABLE FARM situate In Madison town
ship, Columbia co. near New Columbia, containin,
127 Acres of Land.
There Is
TWo-SToRY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Spring and Good Wei of Water LARGE NEW
BANK BARN,
A YOUNG APPLE ORCHARD,
and other Fruit Tees on the premises,
For terms and particulars apply TO
AARON SMITH,
Jan. ID, sO-3m Buck Horn, Pa.
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The Philadelphia Times of Tuesday pub
lished list of returns from democratic pa.
pers through the State, e,giving the sentiments
on the Presidency, with the following re-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16

1t is rumored that Hon. r. A. Lanber-
ton OF Harrisburg has been rendered the
presidency of Lehigh University in place
of Rev. DIR. Leavitt, resigned.
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WINDOWS APpRAISEMFNTS

w the following appraisements OF real and
personal property set apart to widows OF decedents
have been ned In the office OF the Register OF Col
ulnbia county, under thu Rules OF Court and will be
presented for absolute confirmation TO the Orphans
Court TO be held In Bloomsbury in and forsaid conn
ty, on Monday, February End, 1850, at two
o'clock p m, OF said day unless exceptions TO such
confirmation are previously tled OF which all per.
sons interested in said estate will take notice
!. Widow Of John Laycock, late OF the Town Of
Bloomsbury, deceased.
2. Widow OF George Breeze, late OF Madison town
ship, deceased
8. Widow of William II. Orange late Of Catawlssa
township, deceased.
Registers ONCE. w. Ii. JhCORY
Bloomsburg, Jan. 'S0.f Register.
Jan. 9, 'S0-tc,
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ESTATE OF SARAH C: sHULrz, CEASED.
= Letters OF Administration on the tate OF Sarah
- =. shultz, late OF centre township, tumbls Gown
said county TO the undersigned adristrafor, Ali
persons having claims against tnestate ale re-
Iuested 10 present them for settleInt and those
ihueoted 10 make payment withouJlay.
SAMUEL NEYlRD,
To, n ,,oo A. Adnistrator
"ah = looo-oW centre twl,,
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF GEORGE HoLLEsBAcH, DECEASED,
Letters OF administration on the estate OF George
Hollenbach late OF Main Twp, Columbia co. de-
ceased, have been granted by the Register OF said
county TO the undersigned Administrator, to whom
az persons indebted are requested 10 make lmme-
diate payment and those having claims or demands
against the estate WIN make them known TO the Ad
mlnistrator without delay.
HIRAM SHUGARS,
Administrator,
, Catawlssa.
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N E w F. l r. nj !

The well known C. B. WHITE Proprietor OF the
oRANGEvILLE AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
The company have repaired the works, ana are pre-
pared 10 accommodate all who want any thing In the
line OF Agricultural implements. They have Just
completed new left hand White plow which II pos
sible, will beat the right hand. Also surface plows
or l0lnterS for the same new Thresher and Clean
er with Centre shake or rlddle shoe called the
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White Thresher and Cleaner,

with bolts, lever aud railway powers a greatly
improved plan. We manufacture LAND ROLLERS
with cast iron heads. Corn Pows, do able and single
CutiyatOrs side hill Plows, Mill Castings Turning
OF every description done with promptness. We
Keep constantly on hand Il large assortment OF Plow
shares Tor our own and many other plows that are
used In the country. We Will not be undersold in
work or material OF the same quality. Al our work
Is warranted TO give satisfaction, or the money
FUNDED. WE DEFY COMPE IrIUN. Farmers, and
the puolc In general are requested to call and ex-
AIMING before purchasing elseMh.re.
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Fly, January 90. 1880

unoo'' II oe exposed to public sale at the Court
nousc Town Of Bloomsbury, Columbia county
Pa. at Jck, p m. on
rly, January %, 1880.
All htain tract or piece Of land situate in
Main 'o'p Columbia county and state OF Penn.
s1Naniaded and described as follows [ wit.
on tn'noy land OF Jacob Brown on the east
oy hnu D. Brown, on the SOU Ii by Public road
On the WY land Of Jacob Brown containing
twehty-nNes more or less, wherein are erected
uweu'hg'e' bank barn, wagon shed, straw
shed ana ooutbuildlngs.
seized TAN execution at the suit OF Margaret
Brown ag'N. II. W. Brown and to be sold as
the properN. II. W. Brown.
lkeler, Aty ,,,o,rt l.,
ALSO.
All That ca tract of land situate in rocus,
township, Cola county and state Of pennsylya-
ma bounded described as follow to wit: on
the horth oy of Daniel Stine, on the east by
lahu OF charlhrlnger, on the south by land OF
Michael sunelands OF Raub Kulp, and on the
west by land aac Fisher containing seventy
acres more or IN which are erected a dwelling
house, barn. bmith shop and outbuildlngs,
Seized taken ;ecutlon at the suit Of A.. X. Wal
ter against Jac Kerschner and to be sold as the
| property OF Jac Kerschner.
Rhawn, Alto yend Ex
ALSO,
All mat certahce or parcel of land situate in
FRANKLIN townslolumbia county Pa, bounded on
| Inc north oy Ian Benjamin Ford and John Art
| ley, on the east Id OF Valentine vother, on the
| SCUM oy iaha OF am Teeple and on the west by
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16

A dispatch from Jackson, Mississippi,
says that Senator Lamar was stricken with
paralysis last Sunday night. The doctors
think he will recover.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16

Mark Acheson has been appointed Judge
of the United States District Court by
Hayes to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Judge Keteham.
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EXECUTOR's NOTICE. 7
ESTATE OF JONAS FETTERMAs, BEoEAsRp

7, LETTERS testamentary on the estate OF Jonas
Fetterman, late or Locust township Colnmbis
COUNTY; Pennsl lyania deceased have been gra nted
py y tle kes isterof said county 10 VIM. Fetterman
rupert Executor All persons having claims against
he estate OF the deceased requested 10 pfese
them Tor settlement and those Indebted 20 the es.
traitor without delay.
VIM. FErTERMAN
WI p,., Executor, Rupert, Pa.
Jan, y, iSSO-6w
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ESTATE OF N. W. SUss, DECEASED,
Letters OF administration on the estate OF NJ. W.
ISIS, late OF the Town OF Bloomsbury, Columbia co.
DECEASED have been granted by the Register OF said
county 10 the undersigned Administrator. All per-
sons having claims against the estate are requested
10 present them for settlement and those Indebted
10 make pay ment without delay.
b. FRANK ZARR,
Jan. 10, sO-6w. Administrator,
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LSO,
A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ESTATE OF 4. J. THORNTON. DECEASED.
Letters OF Administration on the estate ,of E. J.
Thornton, late Of Town OF Bloomsbury Columbia co
deceased, have been granted by the Register OF SAID
county 10 undersigned Administrators All persons
having claims against the estate are requested to
present them for settlement and those Indebted
TO make prompt payment
l.. B. BUPERT,
ELI BARTON,
jan. 10, 'sO-6w. Administrators
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF sundry writs issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county, and
10 me directed Will be exposed TO public sale at the
Court House In the Town OF bloomsbury, Columbia
County, Pa, at O'Clock, p. m., on
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-01-16
SHERIFFS SALE .

BY virtue OF sundry writs Issued out OF the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Columbia County, and to me
directed will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House In the Town OF Bloomsburg, Columbia county
Pa. at O'Clock, p. M, on
Saturday. Februarv 7tb 1890
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS' NOTICE,
ESTATE OF ANNA sHUAAS DECElEp
Letters testamentary ou the estate / Anna shu
M n, late OF Main township, Columbia Iouniy pa
deceased have been granted By the REFS er Of sad
county 10 the Undersigned Executors I'm nersons
haVlnF claims against the estate OF m drcedent
are requested 10 present Them for Settltnent and
those Indebted 10 the estate tp make pay 10 lie
undersigned Executors without delay.
DAVID SHUMN
. ~ VIM. L. SlUM Vi
Dec &C. ls79-6w,' Executors.
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MARKET REPORTS,
BLOOMSBURY MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Wholesale prices at the close Of trade on Tues
day.
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sERIFF'S SA f.

s ol sundry writs issued out Of the Court
., oUl i'ieas OF Columbia county, and to me
alrec'' be exposed to public sale at the Court
Rouse Town of Bloomsbury Columbia county
Pa. at ok, p. m. on ~''A''
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WHITE & CONNER,

jan. l6, '.O-ly oRANGEvILLE, PA.
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All that certain piece or parcel OF land situate In
Berwick Columbia county, and state OF Pennsylva-
MIA, bounded and described as follows, to-wit stu
ate on Vine street in said borough, bounded on the
east by Vine street. the north by land of jackson
Woodins Mandatory Co., on the west by an
alley and on the south by lot Of John Withers the
same being As feet more or less in width and one
hundred and forty feet more or less in depth
Seized, taken into execution at the suit OF Stephen
Honnagle against A. Miller, and to be sold as the
property OF A. Miner.
Jarksnn Attnrpev II, ro