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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03
SATURDAY. lime o5TU tss,

'1"hA otN ~ 1901,
at Two O'Clock p m, the following described real
estate. to-wit
LOT No3, s!tuarn in Centre township aforesaid,
bounded and dcsci iDed as follows: on the west ty
laud CT Jam IS ir, aud the south by lot OF Ben
Jlmin Miller on the east by purpart No. g. and on
the north by purpart No. 2,contanilg one Hundred
and SeyuntyLin PtIcheS.
lot NO. ,. situate 10 Centre township aforesaid.
bounded and des3riOedaS follows: On the west by
purpNrs Nos and 1, ANA lot OF BENJAMIN Miller.
on the sou Ii bv pu part M. t. on the east by pur-
part NO. u. ana on the north by purpart No. 2, con-
tlining TWO ACRES anl Afty-n're pcrches
LOT Nc q, situate In CenLre township cfJresald,
bornd21 ON he west, south, east and north by pur-
parts Nos >, /, and2 respeclivey, containing
TWO ACGES and 4, ,lY-nine perchee
LOT no. I, situate iu Centre township aforesaid.
b'undea on the west, sJuth, east and nor by pur-
parts Nos. q, |, AMI respectively containing
Two ACRES an tIry-n'ue perChes.
LOT No ., stJuLtc IA Centre township aforesaid
bounded on The north, west and south by purparts
Nos. 2, $ and respectively, and the east by pur-
parts Nos. II aad i anI lot Of Andrew Gipgles
fni Joh1 W. ShUmln, c .nta' ling Two ACRES and
n.,i-AIoe pGrcne5
100 NO. TO-, situate in Centre township, afore-
srd bounced on tho ncrth, east and south by pur-
p'rs Nos. sui =, and On the west by pu,Iarts
Nos. II ard 70, aud by lot Of Andr9w Glnglcs and
Joha ". Shu;non, coGla', !.g iWu ACRES and hf-
ty-nlne perch 8
OFNu. II, situate In Centre township, aforesaid,
blln lt1 on tn west, north aud east by uurDuts
Nos. 9, AMI 10 respectively and On the south by
lot OF Andrew Gnsles and John W. Shuman, con-
tanng Fatty pgrrncs
LJr No. Il, situate IN Ceutre township aforesaid
bounded ON th1 north by the Lacklwanua and
Boomiolrg rllr1aion The east, south ana west by
nurDlltS, Nos 10 and O.. IL
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03
McNanes After MaeVeagA's scalp.

a Harrisburg special in the " T. SIM
SAYS 1t is said here that James McNIanes
the Gas Trust boss OF Philadelphia, is
deterEi!ped to drive Wayne McVeaeh
out of the CaLipet, and that he predicts
that his purpose w,lI Lc attained before
Congress meets in December About
three weeks ago McManes went TO
Washington to confer with Blaine upon
Iaqtters of public interest In the course
Of eoaS elgution he told Blaine that some
time preyioHs " the meeting of the
Chicago ConyenlioH, . conference was
held at the office Of Wharton Barker in
Philadelphia, at which, besides Barker,
McManes and MacNeagh, and others
hostile to Grant, were present. McMaues
told Blaine that at this conference Bar
ker enthusiastically advocated the nom
ination Of Garfield, beileAlug him 10 be
the most available ctiaiidalc, hut ,hat
MacNeagh vigorously opposed Garfield,
saying, according TO McManes' report of
the conference: 1T will never do tonom
mate Garfield for he is 50 stepped in
corruption that his candidacy would re-
quiro' logtinued defense of his con
nection with w9o3 pavement contracts
ard Credit MobiliGG aud Qlher corrupt
Transactions. II never heard any u.aD,
said McManes to blaine, "say such harsh
things Of another as MacVeagh said OF
Garfield OH ihat occasion, aud | cannot
for the life Of me eedolYtand why n re-
former like MacV,agh could accept an
Office under a President so corrupt as h.
represented Garfield to be" And Nc,
Names is iscredi.ea with saying that Blaine
replied thus: "fhe acceptance OF the At
toiney Generalslip by MacVeagh, under
the circumstances, is net near so singH
lar ms TINT darfeld appointed him 10 The
Office, knuwing,as todid what MacVeagh
had said of him, for every word uttered
on that oomsion was faithfully reported,
10 Garfield
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

Appointment Republican politician who
is anintimate friend of Senator Conkling,
recently said to q correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commeycioi, This is the
last Republican administration. 1t would
be as well to paint a sign and put it over
the White House door thus; James a.
Garfield, last republican tenant of this
building" He added Il believe the re-
publican party is holding the last term
of its lease Of power. We can write
over its tomb: "KiIlcd, but not by the
Democrats. The view taken by this
gentleman is that the discussions in the
Republican party are past remedy aud
that, whether Conklng is defeated or
not, the States of Ohio and New York
will surely go Democratic at the next
election. This is a stalwart opinion and
is entitled TO consideration.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

The beauties of "a republican form of
government are beyond enumeration, so
many and varied are the phases of free
dom presented for consideration. Occa-
sionaily some unusually choice develop
ment eXcites our wonder, such, for in
stance, a. that at Albany recently, where
the Vice President Of The United States
was doing his utmost to injQre the Presi
dent, by striving to secure the re cleo
sioa of Conkling, Although il Is quite
geuerally understood that the Vice Pres
dent is mere creature of Lord Roscoe,
get decent regard for his high office,
should have Induced him to refrain from
proclaiming it so pQblicly. Arthur ought
to do one thing TO redeem his tarnlshed
reputation follow Conkling's lead and
resign.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03
THE FIGHT AT ALBANY.

There does not seem to be possibility
that Conklng and Platt will be rc-clec-
ted United States Senators. In spite of
the most vigorous and untiring work by
Conkling and his friends, they were un.
able to secure Il majority of Republicans
for the caucus and thus n defeat was
foreshadowed. a ballot was taken on
Tuesday and resulted in 35 votes for
Conkling, in the Senate and 2G in the
House. Platt received - votes, in
the Senate and 2l in the House.
1t requires 50 votes to elect The
Democrats voted for Herman and
Jacobs, the former receiving 81 votes
and the latter SO. On Wednesday q
second ballot was taken and Conkling
lost one, having only 81 votes to his
credit, Platt held his 90 votes. II is
probable that there will be deadlock
for several days to come, but the chances
of Conkling and Platt will not be i'm
proved thereby If the Democrats re
main firm, the election of Senators may
be postponed until another Legislature
is chosen. In that event the people would
have q chance to express their views
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

The Governor las vetoed the bill
granting pensions to veterans OF the
Mexican war for the good and sufficient
reason thas there is no money in the
treasury for tie payment OF such claims.
The veto message ooncludes as follows;
Until adequate provision is made by
the General Assembly for the restoration
of the finances of the State to II certain
aald healthy condition, and for the pay
meat of appropriations already overdue,
i shall feel IL ny duty to intcrpose exec
utiye disapproyal of measures not strictly
necessary, which impose additional bur
dens on the Sreasury.
Thero can he no doubt of the justice
and force Of this Argument md u will
mpet with popular approval, Beyond
ihiS, the payment of pensions b a maltor
which properly beloegs 70 tho general
sg,N efhnmnt
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[, BLOOMsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

fy virtie cts writ Of vcnd Ex. issued out Of tho
Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county and
to me directed viii be exposed to public sale the
premises at two O'Clock D. m on
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th, 1881.
All that certain lot OF ground situate in Centrala
borough, bounded al described as follows: on the
north by an alley on the east by lot Of Mary Fin
nell, on the souta by Railroad Avenue, and on the
west by Paxton street, containing twenty-five feet
In front and one hundred aud iorty feet In de ,th
whcreon are erected a two story frame dwens
house and other out-budings
Seized, taken in execution at he suit Of Frank
Rentz, Assignee, &C, against the Ccutralla Mutual
Saving Fund Association, aud TO be sold as the prop
erty OF the Contralia Mutual Saving Fund Assoc0-
tlon
FREE2s MARR Attorneys.
T. II. ENT.
May2'-t5 sheriff.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

For 10, these many years The news
papers olPhiladelphia have been striving
10 secure reduction of car fares to five
cents. The desired result is as far off,
apparently, as when the effort was first
made, but the papers keep upthe assaults
with unabated vigor. The average
Philadelphia monopolist is about as stub
born creature as is known to the pres
cDt generation and it is doubtful if any
thing this side OF a popular uprising will
move him.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

The administration of that truly good
men rutherford Hayes proves to have
been about as rotten as any the country
has ever had In every department. thus
fag Investigated, fraud and corruption
have been discovered, and the end is not
yet. Perhaps Hayes could MOI prevent
the stealing, as the rascals who put hig:
in The White House insisted upon re
wards for their services and refused TO
part company with the BENEFICIARY OF
their crime. The naHby-pamby moral
ity at the White House is in sickening
contrast to the star route piundering and
she awlacious robberies in the treasury
department What the people desire to
know, now, is whether any of the public
planderers are 10 be punished,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

Ever since Speaker Hewitt threw aside
dignity and decorum and descended tC
scurnIity and vulgarity, he has never
lost an opportunity to demean himself.
On Friday last, he engaged in m un
soemly wranglc with Mr.. Wolfe, leaving
tho chair and making disgracclul re
marks upon the floor. He insulted Mr.
Wolfe and Mr.. Nebinger and, after the
adjournment, cxulted in his reprchensi
Bile conduct. How did Hewitt happen
to acquire the reputation for deceney and
responsibility he had when he entered
the House, any way!
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

Grant seems determined to lose nc
chance of lowering himself in such pub
lie esteem as he is now held. His latest
exploit is letter urging the Legislature
Of New York to re-elcct ''our Senators.
II there were no other reason why Conk
ling and Plat should be defeated, this
would he sufficient. Imperialism ought
TO have no support in this country.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

A misplaced switch at Beaver Swamp
near Trenton, on the Pennsylvania rail
road last Monday caused an accident
that resulted in the death of two persons
and the injury of more than twenty. The
train was running Fifty five miles an hour
and two passenger cars were smashed to
picces.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

The six-day pedestrian contest in New
York, for the OLeary international belt,
ended on Saturday night and the victor
was a little fellow named Vin,,who made
score Of 57S4 miles. This beats all
former records. Vint only weighs lO2
lbs. and s five feet two inches in stature
Ills pluck and endurance were remarka-
bic and have richly repaid him, as his
receipts will be large
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

That high toned and incoTuptible
sheet the Harrisburg PGtriot says "thc
nincompoop press is slowly catching
on to the idea that this Legislature is not
so bad that it might not have been
worse. This assertion may be taken us
official, rs the Patriot is undcniabl y the
noblest 'nincom' OF them ALL
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

The Grcenbackers will hold their state
Convention at Pottsvillc on the 18th Of
June, to be followed the next day by an
old fashioned picnic at Girardyille. Gen.
Weaver, Hon. Gilbert DE la Matyr and
Jesse Harper, of Illinois, are to be the
principal speakers.
If there is any vitality left in The party,
Weaver is determined to bring il to
the surface, and at The same time re
instatc himself in the good graces of the
rank and file, who arc inclined to lool,
askant at him, after the terrific over.
hauling he received at the hands of
prominent Greenbackers last Fail
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

Grant is on his way back from Mexico
and will Of course rush to the rescue Of
Roscoe at Albany. If the Republicans
OF New York wish to earn the respect
OF the great body of the American pco
pie they will reject Conkling and snub
Grant Iii is hard To convince the OK
President that imperialism is dead but
that is II good way to try.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

In view of the disgraceful and disor-
derby proceedings in the Legislature dur
ing the past session, it might be well to
compel members hereafter, TO give bonds
for good behavior before they take their
seats. The speaker should give double
bonds
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s,,;v ggupnrs. S,i,k Crus, efc

Skin tlumotS.--Mr5. s. y. Whipplc Decatur. Mich
writes that her face hea1 and some parts Of her
body were lmOst raw. Head covered with sCabs
ana sores. suffered fear;ullN and tried every thing
pormlnentN curcdhy CutlCura lemcdes.
MIX Cf1st-Mrs. Bowers, 1l3 Clinton street Gin
OF Mib Crust whlch resisted all remedies Tor two
wears; now iiuc healthy boy with Il beautiful
head Of hair.
letter OF the Hands Elizabeth Buckley Ittlcton,
n. a., thankfuly praises the Cuiicura Rcmed es for
acure oi tet,er Of the hands, which had rendered
IlIlM mlllnsL n-nln.a m NAr
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4 UDITOt,S NOTICE.
ESTATE or ESTELIA CASE. DFCEASED

ESTATE or EsTELLA CASE, DECEASED.
inc UNDERSIGNED Auditor appointed by the Or
phaus court or Columbia county, to make isIrlbll-
tOh OF The balance In the hands Ot Dariel Hryforp
guardian OF the estate or EStella q Sc dccea ed
70 ana among tie parties entitled thereto viii sit al
MS uHiCc IN Bloomsbury on Saturday, June L. 1881
al zen o'clock A. VI. TO p,rtorm the autles of hts an
pDlhtmeht when ana Where all JcrsJnS having any
cam on Sud lund vii Appe IT. aud prove the same
or be ueO.rreI from receiving auy share thereof
,,,oo CHARLES q. BAtKIEY.
4hd1 w ~ AuuuOr.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

The judicial apporlionmcnt bill passed
the House finally on Wednesday 10y a
vote OF l35 to 30, by this the number
of judicial districts are increased nine
and the number of Judges fifteen. If the
Senate adds a few, the people will have
no cause to complain of want of Court
facilities.
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{ uitiCura
Itching aud scaly diseases. .Scrof-
ulous Humors, Ulcers, ,OldSoresand
Mercurial Affections cured when
all other human agencies fail.

There "a no human agency can 30 speedily, per-
mancptly and economically cleanse tho Blood, clear
the Complexion Oud skin. restore the Half ana
cure every sp ClS a. ttcbiug scniy ana sCrOfulous
llUnOrs ct te SKIN, Scalp aui Blood as the Cutc1-
"a Remedies, cons sting Cf cutlCura, the grCnt skin
cure. tu'icurn S0ap. an exquisite Toilet Bath and
NurscIy Snontiyc, AMI Cutcura Rcsoiycnt the new
pD
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A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.

m ESTATE OF JOSEPH =. CONNER, DECEASED
me Undersigned auaiior appointed BY the Or
lahA NuuiI VI columbia county TO make dlstrIbi.
9 aqn o. We lund In thl hands Cf Lloyd 4. Conner
aunihlslraiur ot said decedent, 10 and aInonvith,
Paruts ehl lled thereto, VIII SIT at his office
toMhot boJntodrs on saturday the qjth day ot
Suue a; ~ ISL at ten o'clock @. ~ 10 ptriorIn The
NnNs VI MS apIolltnelt, When and wueTe an par
Sny sny SSe lhe aaMe or he declared from reoelsns
nayoy, Il, BUCKINGHAM,
N""' 80" Auditor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03
A uDlTOl'S NOTICE,
ESTATE og TnoMAsJ i, THORNTON, pecgA,gp.

" '"V"Na % IuUNNION, DEUEA3ED.
Tho undersigned auditor onroIrtna b,. ,,, NJ,
hlahs ulil uG Columbia county TO make atnI rth,
on oi tilG iGGd IN the hands OF the executor OF
r., titIo n 1on I.ceastu, 10 ana among the parties
~ 5 iis @ uscAalge Of the dni is OF his appintment
a. a. nls o,Ice IN the town uf BloCmsOurg Oh Monday
saIu asS gay at which time and place all persons In
teresled " SAID bnd are required TO attend or be
'U'''Vi NNU"I'eu from any share OF the same.
May lSth, Sl,iW ~ Ahdiic,r
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A CDITOR'S NOTICE.

IN EE'EsTATE cF GODFREY MELIcH, DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by The or
GhCe 10 hands OF Clinton MelckeX Cu,or II lie satC
utcedcnt, TO and among the parties entitled
inerciO, WIN SIT at his office IN the town o
blooms burg. on Wednesday. the 2qIh uaV ct lime
4 d., lsNi, attcn O'Clock IN the forenoon 10 ueIf1lm
lAt uutlCS II Ills NppuinimOut, when nud Wh, re- al
persons H. VI my claims Upon said luI viii ap-
Lem ahd prove ih' same or bG Gcta!rcd from Iu
cclVinS any share thereof.
L. FPANK ZtRR,
MAY W NV
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

The Williamsport Ga@ette G3'8 Bo1le-
81, states that ex-senator Chalfant, of
Dauville has been favorably mentioned
rs Democratic candidate for State
Treasurer All, indeed, and who has
mentioned him, except perhaps Mr..
Chalfant himself! Doubtless the GA
=stte and Republicans generally, would
be glad to have the DanNille politician
nominated--so easy to beat, you know.
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@cald Xyead. A,Ioperia. etc.

Scald llcad-u. A. Raymond, auditor, +. W., j; &
s. HaR,Mich.,was cured OF sCal head Of nine gears
GuTation by the Cuiicura Remedies.
Falling Of the lialr.-trlnk a. beam, steam Fire
FuGlue q, Boston, was cured of 6lcptcA or falling OF
the hair by the Cuticura Remedies, which cumplete-
~ restored lIis hair when an said he would lose IT,
Dandrul. - h1mas Too 23ii Frankr0r1 Avenue.
philAdalphln, an cred with GaudrIn, which Tor
twenty years hat covered MS scalp with scales one
quarter OF IN Inch II tMtRugs5, cured by tue CutL
cu!a Remedies.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

MICUN III T. FYFHLH, Cf Bl0Ciushurg, authorize,
rs 20 anhoul &c his name ASA candidate flr the OF
lcc ~ IL sirr anh Recorder, suit ct 70 the decis
Ion ~ iilt liriuoI lhlic SOInty tunvcutlon.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOSIAH D. DcDsoN, DECEASED.

-, , me Undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
Rnahs ISGlt OF Columbia county to make dlstribu-
liAnislraIor Of said decedent TO and among the
pSTtes ehiiled thereto hereby gives noticu iat ho
VIZ slI IN me discharge OF the duties of his anpOnt-
mshJ at his olllce IN the town of HerWick on
dnIdy ptlIdy me 10th day OF June, A. D., isSl at two
@ 0lpvh III the alCernoon OF said day, at Which time
gGSanea 70 attend or be forever debarcd from any
Noy,o,o ,o A, K. OSWALD,
"' ''-'" Auditor,
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NEVER TOO LArE TO MEND.
Candidates

IAN persons whose names are announced In this
column are tledsed TO abide 10y the decision Of the
Democratic Convention, which win meet on Tuesday
Aug lst Qth
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

The New York E'rpresS, John Kely's
organ, is trying to convince its readers
that Mr.. Tilden is figuring with Mr..
Conkling to buy one Senatorship with
Democratic votes. 1t is a perfectly safe
thing to discredit any story that emanates
from the wretched traitor Kelly, whose
betrayal of the Democratic party is well
understood Kelly only represents the
most debased elements of the party.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

Mr. y. Lorillarls three year old colt
lroquois won the English Derby, on
Wednesday, the first Amcrican horse to
win that race,
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BLOOMSBURY, PA.
Friday, June 3. 1881.

The Philadelphia Times ran out of
languages on Wednesday, and hadn't a
word to throw at the boosters Never
saw dialect Mcclure.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

Cuticura Remedies are prepared by WEEKS &
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, 800 Washington
street. Boston, ana for sale BY all drl,csts. Prices
ui CuliCura Medicinal Gly,i9mall boxes 30 cents
large btNs -. tutIcura p"snvcnt. tho new R'non
luriNr per bottle. Cuticuro Medicinal Toilet
soap. s'ccnt5, Cutcura Medicinal shaving Saop;
10 CONT IN bars FOR barber aud large consumers Id
cents, Al mailed frot on RECEIPT OF price.
Slnu lur iiluatrNtCd IlpNtl- on lhc Skln.
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We ave althlitad b 8nnouuca the name Of \, "
IpUNS ~, ut NC l3t township ~ candid fc I 4
me ui41e qi NImy lrraserrr s.iJtct 10 The ruas
Vi .ne DeMgcioitt fAIi,.
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Naya,-iw
NOTICE

NOTICE
Tao Beoton school district hereby gives notice
tR4 an outstanding sch ui orders Ot q said Dis.
t(ni wa ~ pgid ul Neen tho HlSt n Il nfteenth
days nl july lss,i ~ B~n'On. All per Ons havln {
orlers will ~ sent thpn HI tIat pm9 o I've forever
deb lIr5l iIVm tOytnVut ~ the Ram6.
~ oidcf Oi thr Hoard, -
JOHN J, MOI RNRr,.
h. Z. ssrrI rpsMQnL
soNctAfy .Mk ia N1lfn
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FON AsSoCIATE nrnGE


We are authorized 10 auuOunCe the name OF ]
PAUL FREY Il tCayer township, as candidate
Cor Associate Judge, subject 10 The rules OF 1ht
DtLCcUuC party.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03

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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
ssesaa ESd ate :

Fly virtue Of m order issued out Ct tn, Orphans
Court OF Columbia county, the undersigned admin
iSrator OF the estate OF Philip Mler deceased, vii
expose to public sale on the premises In Centre
sIt
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May 10.iw
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.


ESTATE Of JoHS Nc2ZsNoi rs, DECEASED.
Tue undrtslrnea aul!tur appointed nv t,,n or
pD0hs Court W GUiuubla CuIniy tuIlnLS niutn,IhI,
SSIds Sa OF VIC n"nGe x the hands ot H. W. Meey.
nolds, deecas 10 aud among tbe nSrtyh VVhGgd MVVhGgd
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