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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-04-16
SALTWATER NEWS

Inc recent nice weather has changed the con.
dltion OF The roads very much for the better
teamsters are delighted.
pulle heavy thunder shower on Lords day
morning of last week-another of the same
IN the evening accompanied by heavy wind and
hail
Farmers are happy now-the wheat never
looked better and more promising at this sea.
son, aud plonghng for spring crops has begun.
Mrs. Benz. Pealer, we are happy to say. is re.
covering from her long and painful illness
She lay under the care and treatment of
physician for many months growing worse all
the time until no one had hopes Of her recoy.
cry. Finally, discharging the doctor and aban.
doning the Use ofdrugs, under the careful nurs
ing and home treatment Of her mother-,n. law.
Mrs. John Pealer she began to recover. and is
now out of danger,
Two more couple have launched out upon the
matrimonial sea-Mr |. p. Kitchen and Mrs.
Martha f. ioungs both of Sugarloaf township
were married by the winter on the first inst. also
on the same day by the same. Mr.. J. f. Moss
and Miss I. L. Holden, both of Benton town.
ship.
"Though fools spurn Hymens gentle powers.
We, who Improve his golden hours.
by sweet experience know
That marriage rightly understood
Gives to the tender ana the good
paradise below
And now that the rum. seller ia beginning to
look around for his dozen of good sober citizens
to petition our Honorable Judges to give them
permission to continue TO make dtuukards i'm.
poversh families, destroy homes, wreck the
lives and characters of their fellows, disturb
the peace and quiet of the community, take
mems money and give them in return that
which is worse than naught, would it not be well
for temperance folks to look after the character
and names of those who sign such peli tions?
The country has right to know, and with the
permission of the editor, propose to publish
he names of some Sich. Was much pleased with
your recent editorial on the liquor law, relative
to its violation in this county The matter needs
looking AFTER and shall be done.
We close this week, with this to "Snibbor:"
"Our wise forefathers born in sober days
Resigned to fools the tart and witty phrase,
The motley coat gave warning for the Jest
Excused the wound, and sanctlned the pest;
But we from high to low all strive to sneer,
VIII all be wits, and not the livery wear"
D. NJ kIHTER
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ORANGEyILLE ITEMS,

Mr., Geo rye W, Hayman has moved with his
pleasant family to MiGlinyille where he intends
engaging in the saddery business. Mr.. Hay,
man is an excellent workman and those wishing
harness or repairs will do well to patronize
him.
DIR, c, W. zimmerman has invented sand
guard for buggy wheels. The shield is simple
in its construction, easily adjusted and will pre-
vent any mud or sand from working in the
spindles and wearing out the boxes Those
having good buggies should secure this useful
article. The Dr. has secured a patent for his
invention,
Miss c, A. McColum, lately from Plymouth
has opened a new millinery in this place She
brought with her large assortment of goods,
which is to be greatly improved by new arrivals
from the city in a few days.
The Spring term of our Academy opened on
Monday, From present indications, We can
safely say the attendance this term will be un-
usually large. In our next we will report the
number in Attendance.
Mr.. Parvin Masteller has greatly improved
his premises by building new fence in front Of
his house.
Some of our merchants have gone to the city
to purchase their stock Of Spring goods
The new foundry has commenced work and il
running on full time
The public SCHOOLS having closed those 0
our young men who were oil teaching, have re
turned to their homes.
| NETHERLAND.
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June 81 l-y,

We ask Judge Pearson, if poor, friend
less man had committed a crime, plead
guilty, fled from justice ill after tie term of
the court at which he confessed his guilt by
plea Of guilty had closed, came back to
the Jurisdiction, if in that case he, the judge,
would have baled him for his appearance at
the next term of the court for sentence?
Then why were the corrupt solicitors
treated with such marked leniency? Was it
because they gave bail for trial? Then the
rich and powerful offenders who can get bail
are entitled to one kind of treatment, and
the poor and friendess a very different treat.
ment
Is this JUSTICE Is this the spirit of the
law?
The people will be forced to take some
prompt action to enforce the laws and main
tain the integrity of their execution. These
bribery cases afford the best ground for this
action. - Commonwealth.
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Louisiana for Hancock.

New ORLEANS, April - The Demo
cratic state convention to nominate delegates
to Cincinnati met this morning Lieutenant
Gov, rnor NJ Emery was chosen temporary
chairman Resolutions were adopted de-
clariug that the democracy Of Louisiana
hear with the deepest regret the course of
the Democratic members of the United
States Senate who have made objections to
and placed obstacles in the way of the adop.
ton of the majority report Of the committee
on privileges and elections in the matter of
the iIlegal and fraudulent claim of w. p.
Kellogg, who now occupies seat in that
body justly aud legally due to II. NJ. Spot
ford. The resolutions further urge upon all
Democratic Senators 70 seat SPohord; thank
Senator Jones for the Sindcatlon OF the
claim of Sponord and the right of the State
for due and legal representation on the floor
OF the Senate.
The convention decided to elect four dele
gates by each congressional district.
a resolution was adopted iavoring Gen.
Winfield 5. Hancock for President, but the
delegates 90 uninstructed except to vote as a
majority of them may decide and for the
maintenance Of the two.thirds rule.
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BUcKHoRN, April l2th, 1850

BUCkHORS, Aprll l-lh, looV'
EDs COLUMBIAN
As the Sprinu is advancing, our farmers are
again tlllng the soil.
The entertainment given by our Literary So
cey was success, especially financially speak
ing.
A Mite Society has been organized for the
benefit of the NJ. +. Parsonage.
Mr. Savidge, the new minister, has moved
We noticed the members gave him warm re-
ception.
The funeral of II. d. Appleman which to k
place on Friday of last week, was largely at
tended The services were ably conducted bV
the Rey. Zahner, of the BloomsburG Episcopal
Church.
Mr.. VIM Roberts is at present very i'll.
Mr.. A B. Hartman finished the auction bu-
sness on Saturday evening. Your genial towns
man Harris seems to be well calculated for
an auctoneer.
Mrs DR.. C. Lenker is at present absent, Wis
ting friends at WikessBarre,
Miss Dora Hartman is attending her broth
ers moving at Nanticoke.
Several new yard fences are being built.
A little girl, Flora, daughter of Mr. William
Hutchins fell against the stove and severely
burnt her face. |.
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A report has come from Washington. by
way of the Philadelphia Times, that plan
has been proposed, and is likely to be
agreed upon, which viii bring concord and
unity to state, and will prevent any serious
conflict or dissension in the coming State
policy Is as follows: The delegation from
Philadelphia to the State Convention to be
modified so as to embrace number Of NauX
men tie appointment of city committee
composed of one Of each faction in every
ward a division of the four delegates.at- large
to the National Convention and an agree
ment as to the same before the convention ;
the entire National delegation TO 90 uniE-
,tructed and committed to the unit rule ;
and that the President of the Convention
and the chairman of the State Convention
be agreed upon before the Convention meets
While this arrangement if true, may and
thus far seems to suit the contending lead
ers, it will not entirely please the rank and
file of the party. There is a decided OBJ
lection throughout the party generally in
this state to the unit rule, As the operations
of that system are believed to be perniciOus
and harmful We shall regret to see it ad-
opted 10y the Harrisburg Convention. Har-
mony within the party, however, is some
thing so much to be desired after the veXa-
tious quarrels and splits, and is so necessary
for success, that a basis of agreement with II
| few Objectionable features will be tolerated
for the good it can accomplish. The Dem,
ocratic party Of Pennsylvania does not bt
long to Wallace or Randall, or to any onC
else, and any effort to make the contrary az
pear the case is waste of time and energy
very harmful to the main cause If the
party enters into the contest this fall on the
principle of honesty and integrity in office
and wise and economical administration o
public atiairs,it will reap an easy victory, fo
the Cameron dynasty is rapidly nearing thu
end OF its reign but ifinternal quarrels an,
chickering's occupy all the attention, to tn
exclusion of the public good the hopes @
success are vain and foolish '-b tsrsonian.
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BERWICK LETTER.
d. NJ. kISTER.

EDS. COLUMBIAN:
Kinney Adams has moved his store into the
Jackson block, where his stock shows to greater
advan tage than it did in the dingy room which
he has just vacated.
The moving" on the 1st of April in town
this year strongly resembled the old game OF
Pussy wants a corner" Several families are
minus corner" and are compelled to take to
boarding.
The st. Charles Hotel, is now occupied BY its
owner, Mrs. Wesler, who will TO doubt try to
make it as pleasant as possible for her guests.
Mr. Barton, of Bloomsbury, is at present man
aging the business.
Mr. Benjamin Hicks, an old and highly re
spect,d citizen Of this town, died on the 2nd and
was buried on the 9TH inst, Few larger tuner-
ais were ever witnessed here He was for many
wears a member of the school board and a class
leader in the Methodist church-always, under
every circumstance, an exemplary christian.
Al the Literary Society last Friday evening,
4 new corps of officers was elected. The subject
debated was, that the usury laws are unjust +"
On the affirmative were W. Z. Smith aud And
'reas, on the negative l.. Thompson aud D..
Kurtz. The Judges decision was in favor OF
the negative.
REPORTER.
Berwick Pa, April g. 80.
The above was received last week but was
crowded out. Ed.
EDS. COLUMBIAN
The fires on the Nescopec mountains pre-
sented a grand sight last Friday and Saturday
evenings
The dust rolls in clouds along our streets,
powderipg hair and clothing of the foot paSSen'
gers with fiendish delight apparently.
The fragrant blossoms of the trailing arbutus
may now be found in moist and sunny places,
The few lovers of wild flowers, here, have al
ready made several excursions into the woods,
returning with the early products of spring.
A larger audience than usual was at the meet
ing ofthe Literary Society last Friday evening
After an excellent essay by Miss Annie kurl
| on Nihilism the new officers were inaugu'
rated with very little form. The presidents, re.
firing, and newly installed, made little apprC.
pirate speeches. The value of the PROTECTIVE
Tariff laws was discussed pro and con, the judg
es deciding in favor of the affirmative.
\ small number of friends of Mrs. f, X
| jackson, passed few hours right pleasantly
last Friday evening at her house, agreeably to
extended invitations. The music refreshments
etc, were very much enjoyed A similar at
fair took place at Mrs. b.. Crispin on Mon
day night The guests thoroughly enjoyed thu
evening, reyeling in all the little pleasures
comprising the general makeup ofsocial ga,h.
erings, from the ''tete-atete" of love,sicb
couple on the stairway to the hoslerous chor
Gus around the piano Another on a large
scale will take place. tomorrow night at Nj
| NJ. w. Jackson's. L.
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Little Onions wanted by Silas Young, for
which he will pay good rrice apr 2w
For Nobby suit of Clothing go to the
n. Y. Store, Sharpless building.
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naifd 8 Mnstfels are billed to appear in the
opera House Monday evening, the 10Th. The
troupe consists of excellent performers, ipclu.
Jung u, clog dancers and superb solo singers
lhey are highly spoken of by the press every.
where and should haye a good house. AZ /, ia
seldom our people have the opportunity of at.
lending as good minstrel entertainment as
this company will furnish the,n
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LAST NoTrcE-All persons indebted TO the
estate of Peter Ent, deceased, 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 Bio, m.burg
March 5tf L. II Est, Adm,
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Nebraska Democrats
PRONOUNCtNG AGAINST THE INDUSTRIOUS
REPUBLICAN FRAUDS OF 1876.

PRoNOUNCING AGAINST THE INDUSTRIOUS
REPUBLICAN FRAUDS OF 1876.
The Nebraska Democratic State Conven-
ton, passed the following retolutions
WHEREAS, In the Presidential campaign
of 1876 all of the historical Democratic poll
ces of sound finance, home rule and purity
of administration were in issue and at stake
in the candidacy of Samuel J. Tildeu; and
whereas, in the Republican frauds by which
the country was bascly cheated Of lis wish
and robbed Of its elected choice, the whole
republic was despoiled and our institutions
injured; therefore,
Resolrcd, That the Democratic party
of Nebraska pledges itself to ceaseless exc
Grafton, in pursuit and punishment of all
the authors, aders abettors, allies, and ben
efciaries of that fraud, and promises all its
siren 9Th to the vidcation of the majority
rule, which alone can perpetuate our Demo
cratic form of government.
Resoiycd, That recognizing all Democratic
leaders As pledged to right the wrong done
in the theft of the Presidency, we pledge to
our standard bearers our united support in
such measures as NAV again put in l. sue the
great questions of 1876, and aS may provide
for their most certain vindication against
the crime which in 1876 and 1877, struck
down cur elected President, despoled him of
his great office, and deprived the republic of
the Renefcent results Of IL Democratic Gov
ernment and ma Ority rule during the cur.
rent Presidency.
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See "A 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 so highly esteemed by
the medical profession for the use OF invalids
weakly persons and the aged.
Sold by Druggists.
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Marriages.

WHIrSER-CHEgRISGT Auril Sth,
1850, at the residence Of the brides father, by
Rev q. b. Dechant, Mr.. +. II. Whtner to Miss
Flora Cherrington, both from near Mill Grove,
Culnmha cnnniy
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Horny Lenr. Palrlnt. uhin. wit $.

Henry Lear, Patriot ohio, wits;
was taken sick last We lne.day with u very
severe Rheumatic pain in my left shoulder; |
was so unweIl that could not turn my.tlf
around in bed Having heard of the curative
qualities Of St. Jac BIS oil, | concluded to tty
it, The first applicotioi b'ought relief, AMI on
the SUBSEQUENT day | was alb, to go to work. |
therefore recommend This excellent remedy to
all sufferers with rheumatism.
1t should be the aim of every owner of
Horses, Cows, Sc, to make them as handsome
and useful as possible The German Horse
and Cow Powder helps to develop all the
powers of the animal 1t improves its beau
ty and increase its usefulness. 1t makes
milk, muclc and fat. BY using it horse
will do more work and COW give more milk
and be in better condition with less feed.
Sold only by weight at lj cents pound by
c. A. Klein, Bloomsbury
Dec ~ '7q-ly
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STATEMENT 1879.

showing In 'ebtedness ETC., OF the town NJ Blooms
ia accordance with the Act of Assembly Of April 18th
1916, entitled "a supplement Of an Act 10 regulate
the manner Ot Indebtedness OF municipalities, 10
provide Tor the redemption Uf the same and TO m-
rose penalties for the Illegal increase thereof
Prepared aud published 10y the cooperate aulhor
tics said town.
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Col. S. Knorr and Il. Wintersteen have pur-
chased the pianing mill on Sixth street, and
Charles Krug has leased it of them We are
pleased to note this fact, as it will add to our
increasing industries, and give employment TO a
large number of men.
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The Sunbury Gazette. american is no more
After one years trial the proprietors found
that one Republican paper in that county did
not pay, and so have separa ted, and the two old
papers will be rec stab lished.
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Michael Meylert, Esq, OF Laporte, was in
town on Monday. Mr.. Meyert is looking af-
ter the nomination for State Senator. lie vas
on his way to Georgia
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Admission free at Mckinney's.

Neatsioot Oil and Vacuum Oil for har-
ness grease for sale by Silas Young, Light
Street; also Black Oil, Fsh Oil, Lineed
Oil, Whale Oil and Castor Oil
March 10. 2m
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The Milton Argus is the name of a new daily
paper published by W. II. Smith at that place.
The first number presents a very neat appear.
ance. Success to it.
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Richmond & Won Boyle Comedy Company
in THAR comedy, ''Our Candidate" are booked
for the Opera House Friday, April 23rd.
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Bonds of Treasurer OF School District, and
warrants to collector of school taxes. for sale
at this office. Sent by mail on receipt of 20
cents per set.
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II nisters would only speak the truth in
funeral sermons, says Bishop Bedell, the de.
mand for such discourses would rapidly de.
crpase,
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RI. Rev. NJ. A. DeWolfe Howe will admins
Ter the rite of confirmation in st. Paul.
church next Sunday evening. He will visit
St. Gabriel's, Sugarloaf, on Monday,
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DRIDGE ELECTION.

An election for officers Of the CatawisSa Fridge co.
for the ensuing year ~ll be held at the house Of D.
Il Klstler IN Catawlssa on Monday May Sd, from
one 10 six o'clock, p. III.
Apl : -2w GEO. :. GILBERT, Secy.
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Lawyers, why buy your legal blanks of
stranger when you can get them at home for
less money. We keep all ordinary blanks in
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G. A. Clark and w. J. Buckalew went to
Pittsburg last Saturday, where they were sum
moncd to attend conrt rs jurors.
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Hon. George n, CorsOn, Norristown, says;
The Phmnix Pectcra is ind dlspensable in my
family. 1t acts like a charm in curing
coughs and colds with the children, aud
always Use it when addressing jury. Price
% cents. c. \. Klein, Bloomsburg. aprl6-ly
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Business Notices

Little Onions wanted by Silas Young, for
which he will pay good rice. apr 2w
For Nobby suit of Clothing go to the
n. Y. store, Sharpless building.
Lots of Good Cloverseed and Timothy
seed for sale by SiIas Young, Light Street.
april 2-iw
Boots and Shoes lower than ever at the
\. Y Store, Sharpless building
--
PUBLIC NOTICE.
The Clothing Store of David Lowenberg
is well stocked with all the latest styles OF
Clothing Tor Men, Youth and Children.
Call aud examine,
|. W. Hartman's New Grocery Depart
ment is full of all kinds of Fancy and
Heavy Groceries.
/. w. Hartmans Dry Goods department
is full to overfowing with Spring Goods.
McKinneys Shoe Store below Court
House.
Wv. Hartman sells Barker's celebrated
Cattle Powder.
Boots and Shoes cheap at Mckinney.
The public are hereby informed that
splendid suits are now made from the latest
styles OF Spring Goods on the following
terms: Latest .Tyiss, LOsest Prices, Best Ma
terial, Best Workmanship, and Best FITS at
the Popular Store of
David Lowenberg.
Call at Mckinney 5 Tor Shoes.
|. W. Hartman sells Willimantic Spool
Cotton.
Good Butter 80 cents per pound at Silas
Young's, Light Street march Cow
For Nobby Hats,
For Latest Styles,
For Lowest Prices,
Go to David Lowenbergs.
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Dauchy & Cos. Advt's.

M INION stool. LoNerand Book only t2O TO 500,
RI MIN uKGANS l3 stops 3 set Reeds, Knee
n lNOo Swells, stool, Book only s9s:6 lllustra-
Ir-l { q a Ol Ne Free. Address DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, y. j, april sw
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE,

Notice IS hereby given to the creditors OF the un-
d. prsgned, and 10 all persons whom II may concern,
that he Will apply To the Court NJ Common Pleas OF
Columbia county for the bcnett OF the lnsOvent
Laws OF this Commonwealth ON Monday the third
day Of May, 1850 at which time any persons having
any objections 10 his nal discharge as an insOYent
debtor can appear and make the same known.
aprtl " Sp-tC' JAMES ID. HALL.
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Meyer Brothers have built new fence on
their hotel property along the Court House
alley.
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Harriet A. Newk kirk, Of Salem, says: was
cured of tetter in my hand by three apPlica-
lions of Camphor Milk My husband was
cured of old running sores by using il. II
cured my son of Il spraintd ankle, Pri e %
cents Sold 10y G. a, Klein, BIoom,burg.
Arril 10. -SOlY
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Two prisoners escaped from the Sunbury iai
last week, it is supposed by using false keys
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Saltzer's Depot has been removed several
doors up Main street
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Ordinance No 27 was passed to repeal Otdi
nance 27. SO say the notices
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Eubbers at Mckinney ;.

Go to Gross \. y. Store for bargains in
Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes
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William H. kemble made his appearance
in Harrisburg on Monday accompanied by
detective. lie went first to the Jail, where
Judge Pearson refused t. go to renew his
bail. kembe stayed all night at the Lochiel
hotel. Ga Tuesday morning the Judge had
a hearing at the Jail to ascertain whether
Kemble returned voluntarily or under arrest.
Apperantly satisfied that he was on his way
to Harrisburg when arrested, bail was taken
in $4,000 by the Judge for Kemble's APP
pearance on the 26th for sent, nee,
II your wife has lost her health, the Great
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-04-16

The bright light observed from here last Sat.
urday night in the northwest came from fire at
Mnncy. The lumber yard connected with the
saw mill of d. Clapp & Co., two dwelling
houses and three stables belonging to the firm,
and house owned by Mrs sarah Painter were
destroyed. The saw mill was saved by hard
work,
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Cash paid for 1000 bushels of good White
nr Yellow Oats at Silas Ioung's, Light
Street. Marca 10 Ban
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Amount equalns receipts Si72J %
We the undersigned auditors OF the town OF
Bloomsbury DO hereby certify that We have exam
ined the foregoing accounts and statements and nd
them correct and do approve the same,
+. T.. KLINE,
Nv. BLCklNGHAM, Auditors.
THOS WEBB.
AprilQ