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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-02-20
srEpHER n IiERRI2a p9HE Commissioners
cHAs. REICHART) Columbia county.
Attest: j, b, CASEY, Clerk

We, the undersigned Auditors of Columbia coun-
W having been duly elected to adjust and settle the
accoun Of the Treasurer and Commissioners uf
Columbia county, do hereby certify that we met at
tne Office OF the Treasurer and Commissioners IN
boOlnsDuTS ava carefully examined the accounts
and vouchers OF the same from the 9th day of Janu
airy, A. %. 1879 TO the LIST day OF January 1880 and
iound them correct as above stated, and we lind a
balance due Columbia county county III ds Of
eleyen hundred twenty-five dollars and thirty cents
lSll22 800 from II. A. Sweppenheiser Treasurer Of
columbia county. And we fnd balance of one
hundred and eighty-one dollars and sixty cents
Sweppenhetser, Treasurer
Given under our h nds and seals this tenth day OF
January, A. ID. lsSU.
WILLIAM l.. MANNING, ,
CHRISTIAN b. SEESuOLTZ,} ,oomhtS
SAMUEL L. SMITH. AudtoIs'
Feb. 6,'sO-4w
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF vAsHTI PAScoAsT DECEASED.
Letters Testamentary on the estate OF vashti
Pancoast late OF the town OF Bluomsburg, Columbia
county, Penua deceased, have been granted ~ tie
Register Of said county 70 NJ. c. Sloan. Ali persons
having claims against in eestate OF the decedent
are requested TO presen' them for settlement, and
those Indebted 10 the estate TO make payment to
the undersigned Executor without delay.
NJ. c. SLOAN,
feb 20, 'SO-Gw. Executor
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G. A. Klein, BloomsSurg, says: have sold these
flls before and they give god satisfaction and
always cure.
Fer Sale by G. A. Ele!m, Bloomsturg druggist.
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COSTS IN COMMONWEALTH CASES WHERE THE
IlI-AIN HL.L. ME II LII Il


sundry persons as viewers. sl7t 90
Wilson Thomas damage Greenwood ..... 300
G.. w. Ikeler damage Mt Pleasant......... 20 90
Frank l.. Hess damage Jack 10 O..
John McMlchaC damage Greenwood...... 100 e.
John Fritz dam ,ge jackson. n................ %
Robert husoe damage liemiuCk ,........ ~ q.
Joseph Haines damage Madison ............ 60 @.
Perry knOuse dana se JacBSO 10 o.
jackson Robbins damage GrecnwoOd..... 80 =.
George Cavanee damage VT pleasant...... 20
W. IT, johnson damage Nj Pleasant. 81.
Bloomsbury Iron Company damage Scott
ana flOOln ............. .....-........ % e.
Philip Kline damage Mt PpaSaut.......... 10 e..
Alexander khOnse damage JuCksUn...... 10
Joseph Redlihe damage Greenwood....... s..
Henry Yost damage Bloom. ............... 300 o.
TheO W. smith, damage jackson. II
John Wanich damage MI Pleasant. ....... 10 e.
Ahram Manning damage jackson. So &c.
Mary RlngrOse damage Centre. ............ 30
Henry liollngshead damage Catawssa... 100
j. H. treveing damage. ge.................... 39 32
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
feb l3-Gw.
A DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE
ESTATE OF SAMUEL c. McnEssY, prorAsE

ESTATE or SAMUEL c. McHESsY, DECEASED.
Letters OF Administration on the estate o, Samuel
c. Mcllenry late OF Benton twp Columbia com
", deceased, nave been granted by the Register Of
said county 10 the Undersigned administrator Al,
persons having claims against the estate are re.
quested 10 present them for settlement and those
Indebted TO make payment without delay,
MOSES MCHENRY
80, ,o 5000 a.. Administrator,
iep 49, lsso-oW StLwarer, Col. co.
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MARKET REPORTS
BLOOMSBURY MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Wholesale prices al the close Of trade on Tues
day,
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COURTS. JURORS PAY AND CoNsTABLEs


Z
Grand Jurors during wear 3 eos 63
Traverse Jurors during Near. 49,. ........ 300 90
Constable returns during year............ 2Si 81
Court Crer during wear .,...........,.... 1875 90
TIpstayes during veal. 1g9 90
s N Walker StSnographer at $40 per day.. $40 90
s. n. Walker, Wm Scnechterly VS.. Souder, 3I9i|
$. N Walker Com. VS. Vandike............ 72l|
s. n Walker Goodman VS. sanger. ....... 900
s. NJ Walker Brooks VS. Danvllle borough, "a 60
John W. Hoffman serving jury notices.. l29 GO
Ell Robbins Jury Commissioner .......... ~ 30
TheO. W Smith Jury commissioner, ,...... 20 20
John b. Casey, Clerk to same. e.............. 10 90
s497o 90
COSTS IN COMMONWEALTH CASES WHERE THE
COUNTY BECAME LIABLE.
justices, CoDStables and witnes ses,..... siO22 62
r. r. Lutte District Observation-Disclosures. ia 90
VIM krlCkbaum clerk at Court. ............ 81 10
John W Hoffman bill of costs. s........... .. 600
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Saturday, February 2Sth 1880
Eiglty-fVG Acres AND 65 PGrCleS,
on which is erected
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE

hI ~ w LlIlIlNN I1OODE
barn. and out buildings good orchard and good wa
ter
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.-Ten per cent OF
the one-iourh OF the purchase money to be paid at
the striking down OF the property. The one-tourth
less Ten per cent at confirmation absolute and the
remaining three-fouTths in one year thereafter with
interest from confirmation nlsl.
A. j. HESS,
Administrator.
fep' o-ts Central =. q.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Neuralgia Curea

tUreu
BY Or. Burrs Neuralgia and Sick Headache Pills A
universal cure for Neuralgia. Sick Headache Ner-
vous Head iche Dyspepsia Constipation Paralysis.
SleeplessnesS, Palpatation OF the Heart, and Head
ache arising from over stimulating either from
Opium or Alcoholic Stmuants.
These Pills are special Preparation only for the
cure OF special diseases Ianed and for these diseases
they are worthy of trial by all iuieligeut sufferers
Ihry are prepared expressly to cure Neuralgia
stipauon Paralysis, Sleepless ness ana loss Of Ner
Vou' Energy. They are pleasant to take Uhcy dis
Owe In the mouth harmless, and effectualy ire all
diseases arising from deranged Nervous system
They contain no opium or other narcotic.
Prepared by A. f. Burr VI. d., scranton, Pa
French Richards Il Co.. Philadu agents.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price, 50 cents.
Long Branch. Dec 90 1850.
Dr. A. f. Burr,
Dear Sir ;-Xour Neuralgia Pills cured
me- and was the greatest of sufferers have since
bought them FOR my sister and Others and they cure
every case.
Capt Cromwell,
Long Branch Pier.
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TAXES REFUNDED.

Amount township taxes refunded .... Iglc
BLANK BOOKS.
VIM Mann 2.docko Is Prothonotary's orice "a
' one index PrOthonOtary's Office % n
" " deed book X Office. ce..,...,,.,... ~ IN
~ assess BOOKS ...."..,......,. %" 40
L. L, Huttcr, 81 registry books ........,,. ia w
" two doCkets ProthonOtarys Office M Gl
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-ENT FOR THIS COUNTY, ALSO
, IN EACH TOWN.
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WHAT THE PRESS SAY.
From The thodist, N. Y,

denton Manufacturing Co., Nos. / & Murray
st. have just introduced washing machine which
is model in every sense of the word. We would
advise every man Of family who reads this TO invest
I'm
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The following letter, from n Farmer
in Pennsylvania, speaks for itself:
Another writes:

81 have canyassed for books during the past three
years but have made more money selling your
washers than ever made in the book business
Farmers and Others who have plenty OF time on
their hands during the winter months can earn at
least $40 per week selling the machines. 1t is no
humbug, but something everybody wants, and Will
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From amount Of orders issued deduct 1924 g. taxes
refunded. and s. "a REDEMPTION money and Old bin
for ISIS SOS 10, and $3.50 25 bonds, coupons and IN
erest on overdue bonds paid leaves SlII01 49, which
Is the actual ordinary expenses for the year lsig
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From BAPTIST We eklu. NJ. Y
From AGENTS journal. NJ. Y
From School Journal, NJ, Y.

"Denton Manufacturing lis reliable manufac-
turing concern and persons who patronize them can
depend on what they represent"
CAUTION.-We warn all persons against using or
selling any washer like the model Washer" I'VE
shall prosecute oil lniringements on our patent TO
the full extent OF the law. our patent was granted
Dec. o. 1879, and does not infringe any other pat.
on
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Unprecedented
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Of
Of atup. uder It
invention tina
II,
WHAT 1T Is.
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DISTRESS In IRELAND.

The following circular has been received
by us, and we cheerfully give it space in our
| coumns
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ASSESSORS PAY.
scALps FOR FOX AND WILD CATS. '''' TO

Paid spring election officers. $40 Il
iai erection Oncers. ..'.......,..... 4Oo
laIl ecilon room Iehu'''''''.......... 1872 100
spring tlOtlluu ~, ii
" cOnstabes advertising and attend
Ing spring election ..... ................. 14f .I
" Krickbaum ct al counting fall vote ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-02

CUTTING CLOVER II MANAGEMENT after
cutting If the growth be only moderately
heavy, the day warm, with drying wind,
and soil not wet by recent rains, clover may
be cut III the forenoon, and put in the cock
late III the afternoon, Or certainly the next
afternoon or hauled directly to the barn in
the afternoon Of the second day. The mex
perlence should remember that the stems
and head OF clover contain a great amount
OF moisture, and often II not a. dry a. it
would indicate from handling or appearance
hence large quantities are not untrequently
badly damaged IN the NOW Or stack By haul
ing ere sufficiently cured
But the true way is. after il has become
quIec thoroughly cured To rake il up aud
put III well shaped cock, taking pain. 10
have them well topped out 50 a. to shed
ram. let them stand for at least a. day and
half Or longer if possible during this time
they VII! have partly passed through the
sweating process Of handling over ia haul
Ing every part is quite thorough aired aud
may III this condition BIZ stored away III
bulk With but little danger Of must Or being
NOW burned. Very little. il any, salt should
be u.ed IN the curing Of clover, for It's ten
dency Is 70 draw moisture, which / the very
thing that clover does not require air -lak
ed lime, two or three quarts 10 the ton et
clover, Io excellent, but it must be- cgcnfy
applied. The dew Is very injurious to tn
color oi clover, for heavy dew Will turn ta,.
clover black 20, If possible, cut wilt, aud
get INTO the cock the same day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-02

har' Gtte OLSerccr: The most confident
Democrats IN the community are those who
have had an opportunity recently Of exam
lnlng pubic sentiment AT the \ North. "A
meeting ot the stockholders and directors Of
Weston North Carolina Railroad took place
at Salisbury lts; Saturday. 4 formal or
ganIZation j the Eew company was thought
necessary to remove all question a. to the
legality of the former organization III the
city Of New York. The directors named at
the meeting ia New York were elected at
this meeting, to wit w. f. Anderson, A
B. Andrews. \. {. Avery, ". f. Dortch,
T. NJ Logan. F. f. Milan John Hoey,
Robert b. anct and ". J. Pest, president
five from North Carolina and four who are
non-residents Of the State The beard Of
directors met Immediately alter aud took
the usual steps u perfect Their organization
and frame BY laws for their government, for
which purpose committee, We're appointed.
Ii appears that the amount oi money nee
essary to pay off the floating debt had been
paid over TO the Treasurer, and that iron had
been bought, and BY the terms OF the con
tract was to be shipped about that tine, sutii
Gent to lay the track to the Aashelillc depot
and on the Newton branch and to repair
repair the track along the entire line The
number Of convicts now employed on the
road according the report Of the engir eer, is
only $50, including number of women and
disabled men. The penltentiary board will
increase the number to 800 by the Ist OF
September.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-02

Died, on Friday. August u, lssO, at
Marlboro on Hudson, Theodore Hnsdae
prominent lawyer Of New York city, and
brother Of DR.. 5. J. Hnsdale, Of Fayctte-
vile. .---Polceman Osborn injured him
self badly Sunday night, while jumping
over fence after some suspicious looking
persons on north Mcdowell street His in
Jurles are pronounced quite serious.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-02

The Republicans of Camden and Curri-
tuck have instructed for G. w Grandy for
Congress. PerquimanS instructs for DR.. b.
L. Lamb.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-02

SS SOOper day at home Samples worth S.
s-s) y = AOfree. Address st nson Co., Port
land Maine. jan l5-ly.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-02

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17
CARLEG GRAMS.

TIE Nihilist agitation is declining in st.
Petersburg.
CGARLEs Losing, the German painter,
is dead.
ITALY will send another war vessel 10
Peru to protect the Italian interests there.
A DISPATCH from Athens says Greece has
declared her readiness to mobilize her
army.
In a railway collision between Frankfort
and Mannheim, many persons were severely
injured.
SATURDAY the Irish residents of London
gave an enthusiastic reception to Parnell
in St. James Hall.
TIE cattle plague has re-appeared and
700 animals have died of the total of
| 100000 in Cyprus.
TIE Russian army has been ordered to
wear mourning six months III memory OF
the Empress of Russia.
A TELEGRAM from Dortmund, Germany,
announces fire-damp explosion there
Nineteen corpses have been already found.
THE French squadron has sailed from
Piracus for Beeika bay The English and
Italian squadrons will also shortly go
there.
ErGuTY-sIx members of parliament have
signed the mcmorlal asking LOT the rcCali
Of Sir Bartle Frerc. The memorial has
been sent to Gladstone.
A PARIS dispatch of the 9th says late ac-
counts report Rocheforts wounds serious.
Hcmorrhage has set in. 1t is impossible
TO remove him to Geneva.
\ private cablegram gives an appalling
account of the famine in Dlarbeklr and
Bagflad People are dying in the streets,
women selling their children for food and
many living on rats.
A Berlin dispatch says: Intelligence has
reached St. Petersburg that the Chinese
were raising large bodies Of troops on the
Russian frontier, and an attack Is expected
without the formality of declaration of
war.
TIE Berlin correspondent of the Herald
telegraphs: 1t is the settled conviction of
the attendants of the Emperor Alexander,
| and it is generally believed at the court
| here, that the Car will soon marry Nor
| ganatically the Princess Dolgarouky, by
| whom he has three children, and who is
living with him at Tsarkoe Salve.
Tue formal opening of the Mount Yer
uvious railway has taken place. 1t was
celebrated BY a splendid fete, TO which
! $50 persons we're invited. All persons
present were unanimous in expressing their
admiration at the completion of SO hold an
undertaking.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

FIFTY buildings in the Chinese quarter
of Nevada City have been wiped out by
fire
DANIEL JONES, day operator at North
McGregor iowa, was drowned while out
riding in small boat.
JAMES Mcdowell, of Fairbury. H., who
bad his left leg badly shattered five weeks
ago, has died from its effects aged 80.
TRuMBuLI's single mill at Cedar Lake,
Cratlot county, Mich, burned last week.
Loss 81, 500 no insurance. An incendlary
fired it.
AT Fort Worth, negro boy named
Frank Leonard fell from freight-train in
molten, and was horribly mangled beneath
the wheels. His Heath was instantaneous.
THE houring-mill, at Piainyiew, Ill,
burned, and with t two freight cars be-
longing to the Chicago x Alton railroad.
The mill was wooden building and cost
$4,000, and was insured for $4,000.
THE town of Munster, H., was totally
DESTROYED by cyclone, which passed at ii
O'Clock. The store of Norton Il Co. was
demolished at breath. The clerks sleep
ing there barely escaped with their lives.
WHILE coupling cars on the Lake Eric
and Western railway, q young man named
Ed. ii Chase, slipped and was run over
| lengthwise, resulting in his instantaneous
death. He was unmarried, and lived at
La Porte, Ind.
w. II. MEDLAR's barn, five miles east OF
Cedar Springs, Mich, was struck by
lightning, and destroyed by fire with lis
contents, including two horses and valu-
able farm machinery. Loss, 81 900; no in
| suFaGce,
LAWRENCE FLAHAvIs, a farmer west OF
Reeerille, Wisconsin, was run over by the
cars last Monday night and literally cut
into pieces 1t is supposed that he had
been drinking, and had laid down on the
track and fallen asleep. He leaves wife
and seven children. He was about fifty
years old.
As the republicans were celebrating the
nomination of Gen. Garfield, by the firing
of cannon, at Kalamazoo, Mich. o. ID.
Wileoy hsd his lASt art' hl"Hn III and he
in his side from which he cannot recover.
Hiram Day also had his right arm badly
injured.
THE large stables of the Abernethy fur
niture company, in West Kansas, adjoin-
ing the cOmpany's immense ware-room,
burned to the ground. The branch of the
Cleveland cook-stove store, next door, also
caught fire but was extinguished. The loss
on the stables and store is about 81 600;
fully insured in New York and Chicago.
A TORNADO swept through Illinois, near
jacksonville, last week doing considerable
damage wagon-br.dge one hundred feet
| long was blown down, the barn of a Mr..
Miller Frustrated, and two or three houses
were blown down A swath was cut
through the timber quarter of mile
wide.
Two shoemakers engaged in a knock
down fight in Chicago one day last week.
In the melee one of the parties had his
finger bitten by his antagonist. Not much
attention was paid to the wound al the
time. but it soon became inhamed, and the
| Inflammation turned into erysipelas, of
which the unfortunate man died yesterday.
The bitter cannot be found by the police.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-06-17
THE NEWS BUDGET.
A Summary of Events During the
Past Week.
WASHINGTON.

The senate has stricken out of the sun
dry civil appropriation bill the clause di-
recting all sums appropriated by the meas
ure to be paid in silver dollars.
SECRETARY THOMPSON has addressed a
letter to Capt. Howgate informing him
that the board of Naval Inspectors report
ed that the ship Gulnare ia not suitable for
an Arctic voyage.
TIE senate has confirmed Martin B.
Davis. superintendent of the United States
Mint at New Orleans; Nespasian Smith,
collector of Customs in the district of Du-
luth, Mimi, James +. Boyd, United States
attorney for the Western district of North
Carolina; John Sherman, Jr., United
States Marshal for the territory of New
Mexico; Otis Ballau, United States Mar
shall for the district of Nebraska.
Mr.. Cox, has introduced bill in the
house that will give De Lesseps trouble. Ii
recites the statement that S60,000,000 is al
/ legged to have been offered by the United
States citizens to foreign parties to assist
them in carrying out the scheme of a ship
canal across Isthmus of Darien, and de-
clares that any attempt on the part ofsuch
citizens to prejudge the question by extend
ing the assistance of their capital 70 the
foreign undertakings is unpatriotic and un'
wise.
AN effort is being made TO pass the Ute
bill III the house. 1t provides that the In
dams shall forfeit their lands in Colorado
unless they deliver the murderers of the
Meeker family and others during the lat,
trouble within six weeks. 1t is not expect
ed the Indians will do anything of tho
kind, but opportunity will be Afforded tc
take the Indians out of the state and save
trouble with the miners that will certainly
invade their reservation this summer.
The secretary forwarded on the l0tf
inst. to the senate statement of the ex
penses incurred by the United States in tn,
war Of the rebellion, also the specified
amount paid on the principal of the public
debt thereby incurred The statement o
the expenses growing out of the war from
July /, 1861, to June 30, 1879, inclusive
amounts, in gross expenditures, to 1926,
| 1872, 5aS; ordinary expenditures, 5000, 549,
l23.G2; specific expenditures of the war
| IS, Is, 243, 3S5. The statement was made
| in response to senate resolution.
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Chicago Market.

CHIcAGo, June .-Flour-Nominal and I'M
changed Wheat-Fair demand but nj lower
rates. Ne. , Chicago spring, 80 cash; 94ss July
S6's a 81 August; No. ,, Chicago spring, s7', q
IS. Conductive but shade lower; S51a G35a
for cash: - s a 35A for July; 26'4 for August.
0ats-Fair demand and at lower rates, 30 for
cash: Is bid for July; 35a. for August. Rye
Strong and hgher at II. Barley-Easier, IS.
Pork Strong and higher; 1910 cash; 10 40 bid
for July; lg5 30 bid for August Lari-Strong
and higher; GEO for cash; $50 bid for July; sos
for August. Drovers' Journal reports: Hog
Receipts % 600; shipments 1900 opened weak
but frightened up and ruled firm and active,
mixed packing, 3.90G4.l0; choice heavy. +25d
4.30 light, 4.9Oa 420. Cattle-Receipts, $4,000;
shipments. 5000; very active; Light and medium
shipping Zoe higher, 4.20G 4.65: exports firm.
4.S0a 500; butchers steady and strong,
2.s0d3.s0: stockers and feeders. 3.00G3.S5.
sheep-Receipts, 100, shipments 200. strong and
active; common to fair S.5Od 400; good to choice,
1909 $50; lambs 2.oOG2.50.