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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-03-03
YOUNG ORCHARD.

PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
BY vftue of an order of the Orphans Court OF Co
lumba county the undersigned executor Of the last
will and testament Of John sands. late of Green
wood township, Columbia county, deceased, will
expose to public sale on the premises on
Egiday, March 10th, 1882.
at ten o'clock In the forenoon, the following de-
scrbed real estate, situate In Greenwood township,
Columbia county, Pennsylvania bounded by Green
creek and lands of A. II. Kitchen the heirs OF John
Reece, deceased Jacob Gerard, Samuel Albertson
and Others, and containing
S8 ACRES,
and sixty-slx parches more Or less, on which are
erected
LARGE 3-STORY PULLING MILL,
In good running order,
NEW FRAME HOUSE; BARN, as good as new
and all necessary you-buldngs; water at the house,
and Green creek along the edge of the farm and
supplies the mill with water, young orchard, OF
choice fruit on the place.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent. OF one-fourth OF
the purchase money shall be paid at the striking
down OF the property; the one-fourth less the ten
per cent. at the confirmation nisi, and the re-
naming threefourths IN one year thereafter with
interest from confirmation nisi.
feb lots DIX. SLOAN, Executor.
Orangeville, Pa
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The election in Philadelphia last week
resulted in the overthrow of the bosses
and rings of both parties. The only relic
remaining is the famous Bill McMullin,
who is retained as councilman from the
4th ward. The citizens committee did
the business.
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Circulars have been sent to the mem
bers OF the last legislature by their COM
mittee asking for an additional fee of $40,
to be given to the attorneys who appear
ed for them in the salary case. The fee
for the two lawyers will thus be incrcas.
cd from $1,000 to S6,250.
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Friday, March 8. 1882.

Mrs. Scoville, sister of Guiteau, has
sent to the United States Senate pro
test against the confirmation of Conk-
ling as justice of the Supreme Court.
She considers such action as degrade
ton of the bench.
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JOHN A. FUN SToN e. Go.
Real Estate, Trust, investment and
Collection Office.
6LOOMSBURG, "a.

y
81 story fran woolen nit, with til sni o. r,,.
chner, u good natural wat'r power, ali ,.lYIi
working ioa,d,tI,ol, i, "ls) largs fr3 qe dw!lnS6un
Bloomsbury, WIN DC s)d cheap va IA yoju i,r,r'p
owned oy g. l. sands.
70 acres, goo1 land bulldogs fences, trujt g,.,
| water, In Benton twp. one mile 20 Ne CJluuNIs
| Terms reasonable. owned by Daniel Wenn'r rice
5000
dwelling house, bank Darn and other out-bulding..
| good soil; about 100 acres TIMBER well wainral.
healthy location, good IN ukets. II desired wll d.
| Now by VIM. Neal, Esq
comfortable new brick dwelling on 6ta street
vest OF Market, 10 rooms bargain.
| l5O acres on south bank of river % miles trau
town of MlnlIn on road TO Bor lex No acres bolton
land, balance timber Br ck dwelling bank barn auI
outbulldlngs, good fruit aud water, (wc AMI foun,
tan) Also valudUle deposit OF ilvG acres OF blck
| and potter clay. owned by John Wolr, Of Blooms,
| burg
Adeslrable new brick dwelling case and a large
| frame dwelling house AM frame stable on b,i,t
street one door below Third.
Lots offered on easy terms with contracts to build
| II desre1
o5 acres In Madison tosnshlp; occupied by ,ro3orh
\ Wise Good frimc hou1e ana bank barn. Land
lately wei lined aud lnlnured Appie orchard and
other fruits.
| lo5 Acres In Flshingcrcek township, on road to
Benton. Brick house, frame barn and sheds Good
water at house an barn. Apple orchard and othtr
| fruits. owned by John Peaer.
| liz Acres productive Iant 10 Iemlock township
| IL miles from Bloomsbury. Frame dwelling blIk
| barn and two tenant houses.
A . story. brick dwelling new frame barn good
water and fruit. All IN best of condition on Centre
| street, Bloomsbury. between 3rd ami 4th
| large frame house and barn With outbulldngs
good water and ftult. Corner of Third nd liar0ad
very pleasant frame dwelling, corner OF 5th and
Iron streets, with water and gas, All In good coId.
/ ton.
A ~ story frame carriage and blacksmith shop.
4Oxd0 leet on iron near MAN street, with trade aud
good VIII. full set OF tools In each department
|
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The bill to retire General Grant passed
the Senate last week 1t authorizes the
President in recognition of the eminent
public services of Ulysses S. Grant, late
General of the army, to nominate and
by and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, to appoint him to the army
with the rank and grade of General, to
be placed on the retired list with pay
accordingly. With the assistance of the
salary that Grant will now receive, and
his $4,000 New York mansion, besides
several other elegant properties in differ
ent parts of the country, and about $500,
900 that he received during his two terms
as President, he ought to be able to sup
port himself hereafter. Who says that re,
publics are ungrateful?
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A UDITORS NOTICE.
rsrtrE or WILLIAM VERY. DECREASED.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM VERY, DECEASED.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the orphans
Court of Columbia county to make distribution OF
the balance In the hanus OF the admir-. of the estate
OF VIM, Very, late OF the town OF Bloomsbury, de-
ceased appears by his first and final account, Will
attend to the duties of his appointment at the of
flee OF t. II. & II. r. Little In bloomsbury, Wednes-
day, March 22nd 1882, at 10 a. where parties have
ing claims said estate will appear and prove the
same or be debarred from receiving any share
thereof. A. L. CHAPLIN,
feb "a -4w Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Columbia County, S. s.
Among the records and
proceedings of the Orphans Court Of said county,
inter ALA IL is thus contained
Estate OF Josephl And now, Feb. 11, iss2, on mo-
cock ESQ, is appointed auditor to distribute the
funds in the hands Of the administrator by his &C.
count among the parties entitled thereto.
BY THE COURT.
Certified from the records this l4th day Of Febru
ary, A. d., 1882. .
VIM. KRICKBAUM Clerk o. G,
In pursuance OF the above the Undersigned au di
tor will sit at the office OF e. II. lkeler, ESQ.,. ID
m 10 nsrform the dulles Of Ills anppontment
when and where all persons interested should ap-
pear ana present their claims or be debarred from
Comtng 10 on said fund.
&C. PEACOCK,
feb law Auditor.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF ADAM BELLIES, DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
phans Court CT Columbia county, to distribute the
fund in the hands OF the executors as shown by
their third account will perform the duties OF his
appoiatment at his office In Bloomsbury on Tuesday
March 2Ist 1889, at ten O'Clock O. m, when and
where all persons having claims upon said fund are
requested to present them or be forever debarreC
from coming In on said fund.
JOHN NJ. CLARK,
feb2i -iw Auditor.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF ELIJAH YoCUN, DECEASED.
Letters of administration on the estate of jah
locum, late OF Locust twp, Columbia county
deceased, have granted by the Register OF said
county to the unders gned administrator All persons
having claims against the estate OF said decedent
are requested to present them for settlement and
those indebted TO the estate to make payment to the
undersigned administrators without delay,
JOHN YOCUM,
Bloomsbury.
OBEDIAH YOCUM,
Elysburg,
feb 10 CIV Administrators,
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

ESTATE OF JESSE oHL DECEASED.
Letters OF Administration on the estate OF Jesse
Pennsylvania, deceased, have been gra' ted by
the Register OF said county 10 !. X. Krickbaum OF
Benton township, administrator. All persons
having claims against the estate OF said dece-
dent are requested TO present them for settlement,
and those Indebted to the estate to make payment
TO the undersigned Administrator, without delay.
!. X. KRICKBAUM,
Administrator,
feb 36-w' Cambria IA
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The Presidents nominations range
from good to very bad, and that of Ex-
Senator Sargent belongs to the latter
class. He was nominated as Minister to
Germany, last Friday. 1t was at first
intended TO make him cabinet officer
but so strong was the protest from press
and people that this was reluctantly
abandoned, aud he is now given one of
the best of the foreign missions, His
political reputation is unsavory and he
is not a reputable representative of the
United States to a great foreign power.
He is third-termer however, and that
fact is as good a recommendation as is
needed under this administration.
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(utiijiC1lra j

Geo. w. Brown, As Marshall ST., Providence, II,
Cuticura and CutIcura soap Uhe great skin cures)
of a ringworm humor got at the barber's, which
spread all over his ears neck and face, and for six
years resisted all kinds OF treatment.
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CUIlCURA
Remedies are for sale by all druggists. Price
of Cuticura Medicinal Jelly, small boxes so cents
large boxes 81. Cutlcura Resolvent, the new Blood
Purtersl per bottle. Cuticura Soap (the queen
Medicinal Shaving Soapi5 cents. Principal depot,
WEEKS a. Potter BosToN MASS
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CITATION.
[ ITATIoN'
In the matter OF the ! In the Cou OF Com
Estate OF Margaret mon Pleas or COlum-
Fortner, a lunatc. J bia County,

hSlhlt OF Margaret mon pleaS OF COlum-
Fortner a lunStic. bla County,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS:
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ITO the
husband and children Of Margaret FOrtner luna
tic, resident VI Madison township, county OF Colum-
ba, ana A. X. smith guardian ad ltem OF Clark
Former minor child OF said Margaret Fo'tne a
lunatic- Directing;
AT the Instance OF @. Kramer committee OF said
Margaret Fortneri lunatic as Aforesaid You ana
each OF you laying aside all business aud excuses
whatsoever are hereby cited 10 be ana appear be-
fore the Honorable the Judges OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas 10 and Tor said county OF Columbia, on
the thlrtytlrst day OF March A, d. 1881 at nine (9)
O'Clock a. m 10 show cause II any you have why
q. Kramer, cimmlttee OF Margaret FJrtner lunatle
aloreseli, shall not make sale OF certain tract CT
OF | md uWaed by said Margaret Fortner lunatie
aforesaid sci forth In the petition nled OF said
q. Kramer eommittee as af0resaid,-Hereln fail not
witness the Honorable William klwell President
Judge OF our said court at Bloomsbury the 18TH
day OF February A. ID. lss2,
VIM. KRICKBAuM Proth,
feb n Nv q. NJ. QUICK, Deputy.
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feb lT-4w
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
OF Catharine Shoemaker OF
deceased. Columbia County
And now February 18th, 1852, on motion OF c. G..
Barkley Esq. attorney for Seth Shoemaker one Of
the heirs OF said decease Samuel knorr Esq is ap-
pointed auditor to distribute the funds 10 the hands
OF The administrator as shown by The t1rst and final
account to and amo1g the parties entitled thereto.
BY THE COURT.
Certified rom the records this 18th day OF Feb
ruary 1882
VIM, KRICKDAUM, Clerk.
In pursu INC OF the above, the under signed Audi
tor Will sit at his ofce In Bloomsbury on Saturday,
March 25th, 1852, at ten O'Clock a. M, TO perform
the duties OF hts appointment, when aud where all
persons interested should appear and present their
claims or be deblrred from coming In on said fund.
S.KNORR.
FEB "a .4y Auditor.
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APPLE ORCHARD

APPLE ORCH RID
on the premises, and other fruit trees The land
is In good state OF cultivation, and Will be sold sub
Ject to mortgage made In the life tina of decedent
by him, as mortgagor TO Celestial Rhoads, mOrtga
gee, for the sum OF seven hundred dollars, payable
without interest, April lst 1855. Possession will be
given TO the purchaser April lst, 1852. Deed D be
at the expense OF purchaser.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third OF the purchas @
money TO be paid 10 cash at the striking down OF
the property one third year thereafter with in
terest, from April lst 1852, and one-thlrd at the
death of Mary Kline, the widow, with interest pay
able annually TO said widow during her life and at
her death the principal TO be paid to the parties e
gally entitled thereto The latter two payments
TO be secured by bond and mortgage on the prem
ises, with security to be approved by the Executor
for the certain payment OF the same when due.
Numedla, Pa. JOHN l.. KLINE
FEB. "a Is Executor.
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SanfOrd'S Radical Cure.

NOTICE is hereby given that | have
i bought OF A. II. Crevelng at Constable Sale on
the 2tth day OF February 1852 the following person
al property: horse, cows, hogs, carriage,
spring wagon, buck board, sets OF Harness, a lot
or hay, grain In the ground and all the household
goods and furniture. | have loaned the above de-
seribed goods 10 A. n. Creyeing during my pleasure
and canton ell persons against interfering or med
ding with the same
Van Camp, DARYL L. CREVELING,
March lst, 1852 March .4w
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1926 refugee Jews from Russia arrived
in Philadelphia, on the steamship Hi
nois, on February %.
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A SMOOTH COMPLEXION.
A sKILLFUL PREPARATION

Composed of roots, barks, and plants
that act in harmony, and are n pleasant
and effective medicine, constitute Bur-
dock Blood Bitters, of which highly
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BUILDERS. ATTENTION

| INTlL THE 18TH INST, SEALED BIDS
= will I've received at the Office of J. T.. ELAN.
nEns No 200 Main street, for building tho
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
Al the corner Of Pearl and Bryan streets. ac-
cording to specifications furnished NJ said office.
aud woodwork
All materials win be furnished on the ground,
and the Money will he paid rs the work pro-
crosses.
The hight to reject any and all bids is reserved.
] w. DAvENPoRr,
W. ii LENNON,
JEFFERSON PEAK,
j J EAKfNs
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FINANCIAL AND1,COTTON
FINANCIAL

chicago Times in discussing the balance
fRb NsNJ The probable efec, Il VIII have on
o. usuIS.ortaton OF the precious meIalti says
iae ei1t.nrrs OF our foreign commerce lot me
fhs "a wear are still exciting comment es-
lst rs ~ With reference 10 the probable move
pes!sli ,',S. tits true that the returns show
neat ..ns4',s imports sS1 600 IN value greater
nenA ssi,, the fiscal yeas ISL, WREN they
han s.-sT lhan eyee before, Ii IL time, also,
Neie ssturns show domestic mercnandise eN-
ihM 'nssrly S5l, 0yON0 in value less than l>Sl
p0fs ~ 6'nslly. that the excess Of merchandise
ms u.,,sr merchandise imports WAS less than
e1pvnse1 oo l,st year, against more than 25p'
NNvNNNV,Na wear before. but while all this
NV il by 10 means follows, as
y - 49, psople assume, that there 10
any alarming in the course OF our foreign
sny sHns mat We are Ia imminent danger Of lO.-
uaue' etork OF gold Anyone who will trouble
ns Nsirto follow the course of our foreign trade
ssries of wears will presently perceive that
w ajs M correspondence between the reported
teNNhondiSe balance and the reported specie
alSanTe He will discover that during the nys
Ia ended June so, 1851, the excess OF oar
!ea.SSandise exports over our merchandise
n sn,w as In round figures, sl,loL0OD,0O1
Hmlr,vin Also discover that this erroneous excess
a NV nnt mid for by foreign purchases IN gold
wa silver since the net excess OF imports OF
Mnse mstals during the same year was only
niq mai 0. or not enough topay for one-seyeuh
/ Tim excess OF llClNHailAAhN FAihINss IioIA
0ua v Is clear that the naked statistics Of met
sssan6.e and specie movements are wholly
srsdeoua,e data upon which To base estimates
dTfuirs movements OF either
~nnriny the seven months ended July 81, tho
oI Sa Of expectation over importation OF both
VA and silver was $50 $50 ia. II is safe to say
sVa a MA M and moro Of this total was silver
;l,rjn, about sS5 100 900 as the net export Of
I'D S1d''' should the same rate of net expectation
FWsinfaiued during the current fiscal year, II
,gronii amount in all 10 S6u,UO0,0O0. Our mines
%sggihaye produced about SSIOQ0O,0 of gold dur
;nS the wear, SO that the actual reduction OF our
ny should the same rate OF net expectation bS
ssnSojnteincd would be only about s13, coo 600 OF
oniy about per cent of the supply estimated
W. STi he director Of the mint TO have been in the
VSS, U November last But it is not az all Ter
ts,n hat The export movement OF gold will cou
s"ne The unprecedented crops Of this yea
ront to an enormous merchandise export Tad9
"A suggest thai wO are quite az likely to gsil
sSto lose gold by the foreign movement Their
!, certainly no cause for uheasnesS about
I,sin Of gold in view OF the facts which hay,
haen presented.
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THE DALL HERaiD MORNING. SEPTEMBER a. ssa

iRgly reekoned was log per cent. against 50 per
cent increase of operatives In thirty years the
number Of males employed has increased 81 per
cent and the females - per cent, thus prOyid-
ing for an increase Of family incomes IN the
region by growing market for labor from
women.
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10 O.
COTTON.

=, TNESTr'oNR bales OF cotton were received in
wy WV GUY l'day, which are the largest receipts
lhe season 1.-THE favorable weather contin.
w. w. we arrivals will be greatly enlarged before
~ ~ week closes, Planters are In the city en-
ueav9ting TO secure all the labor possible 20 en-
Sse IN picking, us the cotton Is opening finely
ahe ohly change TO note in prices Is an advance
VI an eighth OF a cent in New Orleans, and the
markets are everywhere firm or steady, The
ss Nv. IN Liverpool still show larger arrivals
b ny M 1lnet countries than America The sales
Io,,yayeston were larger than were those Of any
" y, me other ports. In this city prices are Arm
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UTUKES.

ALL future markets were steady to-day, o I'd
Nm few points in New York and New o. 60 $
IhCre was larger business done in n W o :
lean. than New YORK IN futures 1t IA Oh t.
TO-DAY is the same as now. 1924, and the VI ok I
ths por,s las 500 less than last year, and Z or e.
ceipts GQOO bales less up to this time. La, ye r
Al this time January futures were stllin z
ana, and now at ll.63, 81 points less,
when September futures are sc points hig uer
ths year than last ut this time.
dey In wheat, corn and pork Com and pork
csn BE- handled about as the large spectators
desire, as there is no stock TO Interfere, but
wheatis coming rapidly in now, aud to advance
on the face oft is showing strong position
Wheat closed at g5is; corn, 6S's, pork 20 70, FOR
October -
NEW YORK
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A WoMAN's REMEDY,

Az certain ages and periods Of womans life, thers
comes certain uouolea, aches. pains and suferings.
These complaints and irregularities joopardiEe tho
girls life at sixteen, and follow up and haunt the
married woman until after the turn OF liie"
Some have headaches. swimming Of the head,
mental and nervous prostration, blAnehed cheeks,
bloodless lips, lifsless eyes, clouted brain; while
others suffer with painful irregularities. uterine dis
placements and ulcers, hystercsl spasrns, physical
prostitution, chronic leucorrh0a chiorosis supprss.
TONS etc which In numerous casss end in epilsptc
hts, commissions, insanity and death, These are
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know the olaas Of complaints ws allude TO. Now,
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