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Ex-Governor Samuel j. Tilden enjoys
an income of $1,000 per day. He is
sixty -eight years old, and is said to he
the richest bachelor OF his age in The
world.
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Won dRQeId Stock Market.
Aug. 8.-Catsls 3a44o per pound ;
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 per
pound gross.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 0, 1881.

"a union of hearts, a union of hands,
A union of States none may sever;
A snion of lakes, union of lands,
And the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER
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Those desiring certificates must present.
themselves for examination.
By order Of the Board
G. o. DOUGHRRTY, Clerk.
aug9, ,'sltd.
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JEEE. WILLIAMS, Editor.
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Notice to Teachers.

1NHR Board of Examiners of Monroe Coun.
i ty will hold meetings foe the examina
ton Of Teachers as follows:
Calais. Saturday. September 8, 1881.
Woods6eld, II,
Reallsville, /" October l,
Woods6eld, I" {" Is,
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MONDAY, August 8. 1881.
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AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY PA.

John Lore Constable, James Driblebis;Su-
pervisors, f. Bogart, w. Kershner; Poor
Overseers, John Bruner, Jacob Long;
School Directors, Emanuel Bogart, L. A..
German; Assessor, w. A. Hunter;Judge
OF Election. r. B. Gardner Inspectors,
John G. Sanders, G. l.. Sones; Auditor,
A. +. Girton.
RoARINGCREEK John
Hampton; Supervisors, David Long,
Joseph Levan Poor Overseers, Abram
Witner, VIM. Zahner; School Directors,
John Rarig, Isaac Cherrington; Assessor,
Jeremiah Kunkle; Judge of Election,W w.
G. Linville; Inspectors, Z. Cool, Jeremiah
Mensch; Auditor, John Mowry.
SuaARLoAr-Justice OF the Peace,
Jesse Fritz; Constable, James Shultz;
Supervisors, Jas. N, Pennington, John
Lewis; School Directors, Norman Cole,
Jacob II. Fritz; Assessor. Jas. o Hess;
Inspectors, A. M. Vansickell, Gearheart
Hess; Auditor, J. M. Larish; Town Clerk,
Jacob Ii. Fritz
ScoTr-Justice of the Peace, II. G..
Creveliug; Constable, II. N. Whites;
Supervisors, Wesley Ruckle, Jos. Mus
selman; School Directors, John Craw
ford, VIM. J. Hidlay; Auditor, c. g.
Trench, Assessor, G. M. Terwilliger
Judge of Election, Samuel Hutchison,
west; Jno. w. Reynolds, east Inspect
ors, Robt. Pursel and Jno. b. Ammer-
man, west; Thos G. Fowler and VIM.
Petit, east,
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Inaugural Preparations.

Preparations for the Inauguration of
President Garfield on scale Of magni-
ticence hitherto unknown in Washing
ton are going on rapidly, and many
distinguished men from all parts of the
country are expected to be present. The
military and civic displays will excel in
numbers as well as brilliancy any former
demonstration of the kind, while the at
tendance of private individuals will run
up iEto thousands and tens of thousands.
Colonel Corbin, the corresponding sec
retaly of the inaugural executive com
mittee, has received the following letter
from Gen. W. S Hancock; 81 have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt of
the invitation OF the executive commit
tee on inaugural ceremonies to myself
and staff to be present in Washington,
ID. c., on the 4th of March next and par
ticipate in the ceremonies and festivities
incident to the Inauguration of General
James A. Garfield AS President of the
United States. My staff have indiyidu-
ally been notified of the invitation, and
should | conclude to be present will
notify you later. Thanking you, and
through you the gentlemen of the com
mittee, for their courteous attention, |
remain very truly yours.
General Hancock is the military com
mander of the district ana has been re.
quested to come as citizen. The late
Democratic candidate has some doubts
as to the propriety of his being present,
for reasons which have their foundation
in his respect for General Garfield rather
than in any disinclination on account of
being a defeated candidate. The friends
OF General Hancock, almost to a man,
seriously object to his taking part in the
ceremonies, either as civilian or sol
dier. They think his presence would cause
trouble because of the great share of at
tention he might receive. Were he to
appear at the head of the column, follow
ing General Sherman, he would be the
recipionC of nearly as great an ovation as
the new President, and the Republicans
are really not anxious TO have him here,
fearing some ill-advised persons might do
which would be construed as
ln insult TO Garfield.
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AN OFF YEAR.

Next fall the people of this county
will elect Prothonotary, Register aud
Recorder, three county commissioners,
two associate judges, and county treas
urer AS this is an off year in politics,
it behooves the Democratic party to be
very careful in the selection of candi-
dates for the several offices, for expert
ence has shown that where there is any
suspicion of an unfair nomination, the
independent voter comes out in force,
and on several occasions has succeeded
in breaking the slate. Such results tend
to weaken the party, and ought never to
occur in a county that has clear Dem
ocratic majority on Presidential election
of over'23O0 The campaign will soon
open, and there will undoubtedly be a
long list of candidates for each of the
offices to be filled AS yet we do not
know who they may be, but there will be
ameng them enough good men to fill the
positions with satisfaction to the people.
Whoever they may be, we warn them
now that they must secure their nomina
tions by honest means, if they would be
elected AT the delegate election Dem
ocrats should vote for the best man,
and should be very careful to choose del
egates to the convention whose charac
ters are such that no man will dare to
approach them with offeis of pecuniary
consideration for votes. With delegates
who cannot be bought, and with candi-
dates who will not attempt to buy
them, the whole county ticket will be
elected by the usual majority. We do
not know of our own knowledge of nom
nations improperly obtained, but we do
know that the charge of paying dele
gates for votes has been made, and has
resulted in the defeat of regular candi-
dates. Let the nominations of this year
be made honestly and fairly; let all in
dependent candidates be frowned
down, and then above all, let us have a
full vote for the nominees If they are
selected without suspi cion of fraud they
will be entitled to he support of the
party and will receive it.
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TIKI GRAVES OF SMITH AND MILLER.-
When the body of Smith, h,who was exc
cuted at Williamsport, arrived at Jersey
Shore it was taken to the house of his
brother-in-law, short distance below
the borough, and that night it was car
ried to a grave which had been prepared
for it on land owned by relatives and
secretly buried. And it is said that only
those who buried him know where the
grave is. This secrecy has been obser-
we'd for fear the body would be exhumed
for dissecting purposes. Mrs. Miller's
body was taken direct to the Pine Creek
hurying ground and there laid by
the side of her murdered husband
as she had requested Aud it is reported
that relatives have found it necessary to
watch the grave at night to prevent the
body from being stolen and sent to some
medical college.
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DR.. Mary Walker was given work by
subordinate OF the Treasury Depart
ment. The Secretary of the Treasury re-
fused to confirm her appointment, and
she was told to go; but every morning
for weeks she made her appearance at
the department, insisting that she had
been employed for one year, and finally
had to be forcibly elected. The first
controller of the Treasury has now de
cded that she is entitled to one years
pay and she will be given 5000. 1t is u
great triumph for the little doctor to say
nothing of the money.
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a ease of more than ordinary interest
has been decided by Judge jerks in the
Brookyillc, Jefferson county, Court. 1t
was the petition of DR., NJ B. Lowry for
a mandamus to compel the School Board
of Brookyille borough TO admit his child
ren to the public schools they having
been dismissed by the Principal because
OF a refusal on the part of the father to
allow them to comply with the rules of
the school, the issue being the desire
on the part of the doctor that his chill
dren should not take the usual les
sons in writing while in attendance at
school. The case was ably argued, the
whole scope of the teachers authority
being reviewed, and great interest sur
rounded the case. The opinion of the
Judge is quite lengthy, in which he cites
the law relative to the case, and con-
cludes by refusing mandamus, and or
dering that each party shall pay their
own costs, but no responsibility on the
part of the directors. This ending of
the case will be valuable to other Boards
of Directors and to teachers generally, |
as il defines their powers and parents
will also be guided'by it, the conclusion
arrived at being that they surrender all
authority over their children when they |
pass within the doors of the public
school building, the teacher assuming au-
thority 10 dictate their studies NJ well az
their department
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A SENATOR ELECTED.

The dead lock in the Legislature was
broken on Tuesday by the selection of
Hon. John l. Mitchell of Tioga county
as candidate for the United States Sen
ate, by the joint committee of the two
factions of the Republican party. On
"Wednesday he was elected by a party
vote. The Legislature will now have a
chance to do some work for the people
who sent them there.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-25

James Gronpel fell from a trestle
about twelve feet high, in Clearfield
county, the other day, and broke his neck.
Instead of instantaneous death, rs is ordi-
narily the case, physician thinks he will
recover. He remains in sitting proture
and has fasened to his neck contrivance
for the purpose of keeping his head in
the same position till the injured parts
become united,
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At the end of the county statement in
this issue will be found correction of a
clerical error, by which the balance in
the county Treasurer's hands is increased
$lS. In the hurried manner in which
the several accounts have to be closed
up at the end of the year such an error
easily occurs. The auditors did not
notice it, but Mr.. J. b. Casey, commits
sioners clerk, discovered it, and proceeds
IN correct IT,
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

4 UDIIUKlo NUITUE.
Among he records and procecd cdlugs OF the Or
phanS Court in and for said county It Is inter ALA
thus contained.
In the estate OF Mary Remley, deceased.
And now February 1ith ISL, on motion OF 5.
knorr and agreement OF counsel, Guy Jacoby.
Esq. Is opponted Auditor 10 distribute balance In
hands OF stephen HILL administrator, by his first
account among parties entitled thereto.
BY THE COURT.
Certified from the records.
WM KRICKBAUM,
@. NJ. QUICK, Clerk o. G.
Deputy
In pursuance OF the foregoing appointment The
undersigned VIII meet the parties interested al
hls Office In Bloomsbury on Tuesday the 18th day Of
April 1881, at ~ o'clock a. m, at which time and
place they are hereby notified TO appear or be de-
barred from coming In on said fund
GUY JACOBY,
1eo. 2o-4W Auditor
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF MARTHA COLBY, DECEASED.

The und rslgned auditor appointed by the Or.
phans Court or Columbia Co. to make distribution Of
the balance in the hands OF the administrator Of
said decedent 10 and among the parties entitled
thereto, hereby gives notice that he Will sit in the
discharge OF the duties OF his appointment at his
office In the town OF Bloomsbury on Thursday, March
Ath, A D., 1Ssl, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
OF said day at which time and place all persons In
terested In said flnd are required to attend or be
forever debarrcd from any share Of the same.
pAUL Il. WRIT,
feb. % l-4w Auditor,
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Al. Flerl Facias
ALSO.

All that certain lot or piece Of land situate in Or
angevie, Columbia county, and state OF Penusyl-
vanie, and described as follows to-wit. Bounded
on the north by lot Of william Fleckenstlne, on the
east by lot OF isaiah Corners estate, on the south
by lot OF d. X. Sloan and on the west by the public
road leadlng from oraugevIlie 10 Bloomsbury said
lot being ft feet more or less In front and about
one hundred feet In DEPTH on which are erected a
two story frame dwelling house and out-bulldlngs
Seized, taken In execution at the suit Of the
Bloomsbury Mutual Saving Fund Association
against Abraham Coleman and to be sold rs the
property OF Abraham Coleman.
WRIT, Attorney. vend Ex,
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A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOHN GuLLrvER. DECEASED.

The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or
phans' Court OF columbia CO. TO make distribution OF
the balance In the hanus OF James CULVER ad
mlnlstrator Of the said decedent to the par
ties legally entitled to receive the same
wil meet the parties interested In said estate nj
his oflce In the Town OF Bloomsbury IN said coun.
ty, on Saturday, the goth day OF March, 4. d., 1ss
at ten o'clock a. M, OF said day, when and where ali
parties Interested In said estate must attend or be
forever debarled from any share OF said fund,
X, BUCKINGH An,
req. 20, Sl-4w Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
A UpIrOR'S NOTICE..
ESTATE OF ISAAC HAdEsBUCH, DECEASED.

ESTATE OF ISAAC HAdEsBUcH, DECEASED.
The unders ned auditor appointed by the Or
phuns court ul Columbia county, TO distribute bal
ance In hands Of The executor uf Isaac lIagr nbuch
deceast d. to ana amOng the parties entitled there,
70, VIII SIT at the Ote Of E X. lAeler In the town OF
Bloum,b burg. on saturday, lhe secOud day OF April
A. De- sSl az ton O'Clock IN the fore 4oOn 10 perform
the duties II hts app inment, when and where al
persons h'N uy claims upon said fuId Will ap-
Lear aLd pr' We ihe same or Do debarred from re-
ceHns tny share thereof.
G. PEACOCK,
ieb' 2h'4W Auditor.
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TOtal 1861 81
Pursuant TO an act OF assembly passed and appro-
we'd A. ID. 1919 by which 1t Is made Incumbent on
County Auditors OF the several counties OF this
Commonwealth In which there is Poor House
erected to SETTLE audit aud Just the accounts OF
the several o GERS thereof.
That we the undersigned ipdltors dbl meet at the
p or House OF the Bloom P0J district and eX lmin-
ed the accounts of the directors from January 18th
1880 TO January 10th 1885,, and vouchers for the
and nnd them correct as set forth above.
WILLIAM L. MANNING co ,,,
SAMUEL 4, SMITH " Auuitois
OUTSIDE RELIEF SETTLED TO APRIL list Is so.
BY late directors to sundry persons o. 2s
for collins .......... 20 90
for Lizzie Woverton
o. lSO u
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE or HIRAM LUHGER. DECEASED.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the OR.
phans Court OF COlumblt county 10 make dstrihii
lion OF the balance In the hands Of A, j, Hess All
mlnistrator OF hiram Lunger deceased as shown by
MS nnal account, TO ana among the parties entitled
thereto, VIII SIT at hts onve In BlooinsburQ on Sat
uTAay, the 18th DAY OF April, 1881, at ten O'clock In
the forenoon, 70 perform he duties Of his anpoint
ment when and whore all persons having claims
agAiast said estate win appear and prove the same
Or be forever deDnred ffom reeeyiag any part Of
tbe same.
an a.. LIZ WALLER.
hs Shw Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE,

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
COLUMBIA COUNTY. IS:
Among the records and proceedings OF the or
phans Court In and for said county, 1t is inter ALA
thus contained.
In re estate OF Henry Hartman, deceased.
And now February ltth 1851, on motion Of r
buckingham, j: u. Maize Is appointed Auditor 70
make distribution OF the balance In the hands OF
the administrator.
BY THg COURT.
Certified from the records Febru1ry 18th, ISL.
WM, KRICKBAtM,
Clerk o. c.
Tho Auditor appointed by the Court will attend TO
the duties Of his appointment on Wednesday the 2s
day OF March, a. b., 1881, at nine o'clock q. m
at his o1ice In BloomsOurg, Pa. when and whore all
pa ties interested CURED to make their claims
or be debarred from coming In upon said fund.
J.H. MAZE,
feb, 25, sl-4w Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF NJ. W. sUss, DECEASED.

n.
ESTATE OF NJ. W. NUss, DECEASED.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the or
phans Court OF said county, TO make distribution OF
the balance OF the fund In the hands of the ad-
ministratOr OF the estate or said decedent TO and
among parties entitled theretow sit at his Office In
bloomsbury IN said county, on Wednesday, the 23rd
day OF March, A. D., 1881, at ten O'Clock a. m. OF
said fund must attend or be forever debarred from
any share OF said fund.
JOHN NJ. CLARK,
IeD. 20, lSSl-iW Auditor.
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ALSO,

All that certain lot and piece Of ground situate In
Shutdown, Locust township, Columbia county, Peun-
sylvania, adjoining lands OF Jacob Yeager on the
east, Roarngcreek on the south and public roads on
north and west, on which is erected a two story
frame dwelling house.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit OF Charles
Krug against William Helwig and to be sold as the
property Of William Helwig.
KELLER, Attorney. Levarl Facias,
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
phans' Court OF Columbia county. TO distribute bal
9nce 10 hands OF Vim. Masteller, administrator OF
nnal account 20 and among the parties entitled
thereto, will sit at his ONCE In Bloomsburg on sat
lrdsy. the 10th day " April 1881 at ten O'Clock a.
20 perform the duties OF his appointment, when and
ynefe all persons having any claim on said fund
VIII appear and prove the same OF be debarred from
receiving any shAIe thereof,
- RR LITTLE
teb, U.sw Auditor
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/ UDlTOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HENRY KIHGsBURY, DECEASED.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or
phahs Court OF columbia county, TO make distribu
Ton Of the funds In the hands of Geo \. Doty, ad-
ninistlator &C. OF Henry Kiugsb Try, deceased as
SHOWN by his nnal account. 10 aud among the par
ies entitled thereto, Will sit al his Office In Blooms
bul on Tuesday he 29th day OF March ISL at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon to perform the duties OF his
appointment, when and Where all persons having
calnS aialnst said estate will appear and prove
the same or be forever debarred from any share OF
said fund
@. b. BROCRWAY,
feb. 25-iw Audlfor
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ADAM BELLAs, DECEASED.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or
phans Court OF COLUMBIA county TO make dSLribu-
ion or the fund In the hands OF the executors OF Ad
am Bellas, deceased, as shown by their second and
partial account, TO and amorg the parties entitled
thereto will sit at his Office In Bloomsbury on sat
urday the 26tn dy OF March, 1881, az ten O'Clock In
the forenoon to perform the duties OF his, appoint
ment when and where all persons having any
claims upon said fund will appear and prove the
same or be debarred from receiving any share
therof.
JOHN NJ. CLARK,
leo. 20 el-4w Auditor.
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ALSO.

All that other certain tract or piece oflsnd situate
In Briarcreek township, columbia county and state
OF ofPennsylvania, bounded and described as follows
to o-wit; Adjoining lands Of Jonas Wright on the
north siSty-seven east sIxty-onc to a post. thence
n n'rth eleven nd half west thrty-seven TO stone
adjoining land of William walp, thence south forty.
eight aud half west sxty-elght and sx-tenths TO
yellow pine adjoining Ian OF George Bower south
eight east fourteen and soven-tenths, containing
mne ocres and one hundred and nve perches.
Seized taken In execution at the suit OF Joseph
Lamon against william walp and to be sold as the
property OF William Walp.
LIrTLRs, Attorneys. Al. Flerl Facias
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF MARGARET HELLER DECEASED.
Letters Of Administration on the estate of Marga.
ret Hell ar, late OF demlock township Columbia co
penn'a, deces sed, have been granted by the Regis
ter or said county TO the undersigned Administrators
All persons having claims against the estate of the
decedent are requested to pr sent them for settle
ment aud those indebted to the estate 10 make pay
ment TO the undersigned Administrators without
delay.
AMOS HELLER,
GEO WHITENIGHT,
Buckhorn,
I. w. MILLER, Administrators.
Attroney. feb 25-6w
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to Samuel Siher, thence by the same north nftoea
degre sand nifty minutes west two hun ired and
seventy-two percbes to the place OF beginning
taining sixty-two acres and seventy-eight perches
and allowances be tn same more or less, on which
are erected two story frame dwelling house, barn
and outbuildlngs.
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"A IA Arents Wanted eS sDay nads
;:!:i; 81: :is:: 81:
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ALSO,

All that certain piece or tract OF land situate In
Benton township, In the county OF Columbia, bound
cd and described as follows, to-wit: On the north
by land of Thomas selgfried on the east by land Of
Alexander Kramer, on the south by land OF william
A. Colemnn and J. b. Dlldine and on the west by
public road, containing nve acres more or less,
whereon are erected a two story frame dwelling
house and blacksmith shop.
Seized, taken in execution at the suit OF the Ben
ton Mutual Saving Fund and Loan Association
against jeremiah Stiles and to be sold as the prop
erty OF Seremiah stiles.
LITTLE, Attorney, AL vend. Ex
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8695
Directors Of the Poor In account with the Blool
Poor District
To amount OF outstanding orders Jan
10tn SSl..........., 1895 40
To amount received by Kramer see
TreaSurers account.......... ......... 1850 81
To amount received by Grotz see
Treasurers account .... .............. 1915 Ga
10 amount Bloom duplicate 1880 ....... IL ID 81
To amount Greenwood duplicate 80 66i 81
To amount Scott duplicate iNsn go. .... I62 81
To amount SugarlOaf duplicate lSS0 2l7 80
To amount balance on Greenwood
duplicate 1915. ............ 304 As
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NEW ADVERTISER -NTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE .

by virtue Of suLdry writs issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Columbia county and
to me directed, win be exposed to public sale at the
Court House in Bloomsourg. at 2p. IN. on
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VALUE OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSON AL PROP
ERTY BELONGING TO SAID POOR DISTRICT
PRODUCTS RAISED on FARM.

orders outstanding Jan lOlh 'sl........ l296 40
Balance In favor OF district, t,.....-.. ..lT6J6 IS
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Number Of paupers remaining Jan.
fOfh al