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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-04

mer suits, for men and boys, can always
be found at Gross n. Y. Store, Blooms
burg.
New dry goods at j. B. Skeer's.
Wool and cotton carpet chain at c. C.
Marrs.
Bertsch's, the artist tailor, is the place to
get your Spring and Summer suits of
clothing A fit is always guaranteed. Call
at once.
new lot of lace curtains and lace lam
breq'lins at Lutz & Sloan's.
II you want to buy nice and good hosi-
cry, for ladies or children, go to Clark g.
Sons.
All kinds of vcndue notes kept at the
COLUMBIAN office.
G. G. Mari pays 80 cents for butter, 16
for eggs, Is for lard.
Go to Sharpless' foundry and get the best
plows for the least money, also points
harder than steel for the following plows:
Gale, Remington, South Bend, Ward, Ad-
vance, Danville, White, National, Montrose
&c. 4-27-3t
Gents shoes of the latest design at
Dentlers popular shoe store, Main street,
below Exchange Hotel.
See the Jersey Jackets at Lrtz & Sloan's.
In the art of tailoring G. w. Bertsch has
made 1t study to please the public. All
desiring to test his proficiency should call
at once.
All the new colors in ribbons, new style
buttons, laces, gloves, &c, at Clark &
Sons.
Look at your cOunterpanes; if you need
new one, go to l. W. Hartman & Sons.
If you wish to travel buy your trunk of
Gross n. Y. Store.
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER!
A car load of ]. j. Aliens fertilizer for
sale at Light Street by Harvey Heacock.
3 grades, ranging in price to suit purchas-
ers. Also for sale by Isaac Heacock,
Greenwood. 4-2O4w
Down with high prices! Everybody
knows Gross, the N. Y. Clother, is under
selling all competition.
Examine your Towels; if worn out 90 to
l. W. Hartman & Sons for new pair, 1Oc
to 2.75.
Another lot of those new corsets at Lutz
e. Sloan's
333t nice white, thrifty shoats and pigs
in weight from 90 lbs. 25, 3O 35, 40, As, SO,
30, 20, 70 lbs. apiece. All young hens,
young roosters, old hens, turkeys, geese,
ducks, lard, dried apples in the county
wanted st Light Street, by Silas Young.
mar9-2m
Examine your Dresses for self and child
ren, go to |, w. Hartman & Sons and buy
new one.
White dress goods and embroideries, at
Clark & sons.
More new dress ginghams and other
dress goods at Lutz & Sloan's this week.
How is your stock of ladies', misses and
childrens shoes? Go to |. w. Hartman &
Sons and see theirs
Fine groceries, notions, canned goods, at
j. b. Skeer's.
Speculation is uncertain but safe in
vestment is satisfaction. G. w. Bertsch
offers investments in clothing that satisfies
the most fastidious.
f. ID. Dentler's stock of boots and shoes
for the Spring trade is now in store and
comprises all the best makes of the leading
houses in the trade.
A full line of ready-made clothing,
gents furnishing goods, valises, &C., at
Evans & Eyer's.
Strictly pure timothy seed, clover seed
and large yellow seed corn-a car load of
it for sale at Light Street by Silas Young
mar9-2m
Gents furnishing goods of almost any
description, at g. w. Bertsch's.
For plough shoe of the best make and
lowest price go to Dentlers.
Nobby suits made to order at Evans &
Eyer's, by tirst-class workmen. Prices
very reasonable.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-04

New dry goods at j. B. Skeer's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-04
CUT FLOWERS

consisting of Rose Buds Carnations, Violets, Hell
iotrope, CallaS, etc, etc, always on hand. Flow
ers for weddings and parties Bouquets Baskets OF
flowers, funeral designs OF all descriptions put up
at short notice. We pack SO AS to travel one to
two days and guarantee satisfaction.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-04

Examine your Dresses for self and child
ren go to l. w. Hartman & Sons and buy
q new one.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-04

A full line of ready-made clothing
gents furnishing goods, valises, &C., al
Evans & Eyer's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-04

f. ID. Dentler's stock of boots and shoes
for the Spring trade is now in store and
comprises all the best makes of the leading
houses in the trade.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-04

Speculation is uncertain, but safe in.
vestment is satisfaction. G. w. Bertscl
offers investments in clothing that satisfies
the most fastidous.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-04

More new dress ginghams and 9TH
dress goods at Lutz & Soan's this week.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-04

How is your stock of ladies', misses and
children's shoes? Go to |. w. Hartman &
Sons and see theirs.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-05-04

Fine groceries, notions, canned goods, a
j. b. Skeer's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17
Chapter Isl.

An ACT amtuiAtcry OF chapter seventy-eisht OF
the Revised Statutes, relating 10 courts and
travel OF County Commissioners OF Cumberland
Coanv
3, y ezac.ed &c n follows
SECT. /. SC ion sN OF chapter sevenfy-eight
Of the revised statutes i hereby amended by Insert
iug aiter the WOrd '-Cussberisnd." In the seventh
line The words terms % record and by adding
after the word June, ga the eighth line. The
words and regular sessions the hr-t TUESDAY OF
each month that the -~veath and eighth lines
OF said section six. A. amended, shsll read - fob
lows
In the county OF Cumberland terms Of record.
on the Gr,t Tuesdavs 81 January aud June. and
regular sessions on the bret Tuesday II each
month
SECT . Section nineteen u chapter seventy
gh; aforesaid l. hereby amended by inserting
alter the word 'clstk, m th- eighth line. the
words except Ia Cumberland county. 30 that said
section, amended. shall rad .. follows.
SECT. y. Zach shall keep an accarate account
Of his tine ana travel specify * the Kind ~ -erNice
performed each day or part OF = CAV. and the
aces from aud 20 which H. igayriel each dAy, and
he shalt D. allowed Tor services noI - speci-
ted His account shall De audited and examined
by ihe county attorney and CLERK. 10 the truth OF
which he shall be sworn before one OF then. and
they shall CERTIFY the amount alloWec, and fur
beTland county. shal cause a copy o; such account
10 b. published IN the Newspaper printed in TIE
county, IL any and return such printed copy 20 the
secretary OF state by the urst dAy % January In
each year Approved March >. lesAi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17
Chapter iss.

AN ACT establishing tue salaries Of the Judge OF
Probate and Register ofProbate In the county 81
PiscatAquis
De a. enacted. &c, a. follows;
SECT I. From and amer the hrst day oi Jan.
uary, Ia the year one thousand eight hundred aud
eghty-threc the salary Of the judge Of probate OF
the county Of Piseatsquis shall - three hundred
dollars pr annum, instead Of the sum now allowed
by law.
SEcr. ,. From and after the nr.. day OF jan
uary, in the year one thousand eight hundred aud
eightythr the salary Of the register OF probate OF
tue county OF PiscatsqGis shall be three hundred
and twenty five dollars per annum, Instead OF the
sum iow allowed by law.
SECT. g. This act shall take effect when approved.
Approved March :, ISIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17
Chapter i36.

An ACT in relation 10 the settlement o. persons
living Ia unincorporaied place.
he a cHdc,ed. &C. as follows:
Whenever any person. having q paper settle
meat ia a town. Ia. lived or shall have lived i've
year, IN any unineOrporaed place or places In TIE
state. such person, and those wAo derive their se'-
uem.ui from him. shall De deemed 10 have los'
their ,clteneut ga such town
Approved March :, iSS3.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17

sue execution to- the damages recovered with eo-t-
to the party prevailing in the appeal. The appel
liant -haI ME notice Of his appeal with the unity
commit. siOu.rs within the time above limited. and
A. the ar.t term ~ the court shall nle complaint
setting forth substantially the facts OF the case,
anon which the case shall H. tr.ed other cases.
The clerk shall certify thu nuai judgment OF the
court the couniy commissioners, who -hAu enter
the same ofr.cord. The party prevailing shall re-
cover cu.ts 20 - taxed aud allowed by the court
rxcep; that the shall not D. recovered oy the
party claiming damages. but by the other party
Il upon appesi taken provided IN this chapter.
By either party said claimant, shall fail 10 recover
aud have adjndged TO him greater sum as dam
age than wa. allowed 20 him by the commissioners.
Approved March :. i>s3l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17
CHAPTER 15S.

clans.
BE q enacted. dc.. a. follows;
SEcT. !. Any town may. nj any town meeting
nix the times In which clans may be taken within
the limits Of such town and may fN the prices tor
which the municipal officers shall grant permits
therefor aud unless regulated BY vote. residents
OF tue town may take clans without any written
permit. But without any such permit, any inhao'-
tant within his own town or transient person
therein may take clans for the consumption OF him.
self or family This act however shall not apply 10
hotel keepers taking clans tor the use OF their
hotels shall it Interfere with any provision OF
law relating 10 the taking OF shell fish TOR bait, BY
fishermen.
SECr. . Any person who takes clans in VIOLA
ton Of this act, shall be punished tor each ohense
by A line Of not more than ten dollars, or by i'm
prisonment not more than thirty days, or both.
lApproved March .. ISIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17
CHAPTER l7J.

AN AL 10 amend cnhpter eichtrn OF tue heNi- ed
statute. relating TO the aboiishment OF sheriff.
lurics In road cases.
Be u enacted, &c, AZ follows;
SECT /. Section live OF chapter eighteen Of the
revised statutes Is hereby amended by striking out
the words present their petitions for redress, aud
insert instead thereof the words e their notices OF
appeal, and by striking out the word petition"
IN the sixth lne and inserting instead thereof the
words notice OF appeal that said section, a.
amended, shall read a. follows;
SECT. 6. Their return made at their next regu-
lar session after the hearing, Is to be placed on
ie aud TO remain In the custody Of their clerk for
inspection, without record The case IL then TO be
continued To their next regular term, when. or be-
core then all persons aggrieved by their estimate of
damages, shall tile their notices OF appeal. IL no
such notice OF appeal IL then presented pending,
tho proceedings shall be closed, recorded and b.
lowed by them be forever barred sad all damages
awarded under the first seventeen sections shall be
paid out OF the county treasury
SRcr. 2. The sixth section OF said chapter l.
hereby amended by striking oat the word 'Peti-
ton In the first line and Inserting instead thereof
the words notice OF appeal
SEcr. 3. The eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh,
twelfth and thirteenth sections OF said chapter
hereby repealed.
SEcr. 4. Any person aggrieyed by the estimate
OF damages OF the county commissioners, by the
laying out or disseminating Of way, may appeal
theretrom, at any time before the third day OF the
regular term next after the term NJ which the
turn OF the commissioners Is made, TO the next
term OF the supreme judicial court which. shall be
first holden In the county where the land 4 stu.
ated, more than thirty days from aud after the
expiration OF the time within which sneh appeal
may be taken rs above provided, excluding the day
OF the commencement Of the session Of said court
which court shall determine the same by commit
tee OF reference 1.-THE parties agree, or by YER
dict ofits jury, and shall render Judgment and Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17
Chapter ~.

An ACT 10 amend section niEe Oi chapter hye al
the Revised Statutes, reiating 10 lands reserved
for public use.
Be .; cnoctosf, &c. a. follows;
SEcr. /. That section nine II chapter ave 81 The
revised statutes Be- amended by striking out the
words "or organized into plantations in ID.
sixth line Of said section, 50 that said section shall
read A. follow.
SECT. y. In every township there shall Be- re-
served thousand acres OF land, and AZ the same
rate IN all tracts less than a township. for the
elusive benefit OF such town trSct n the legis-
lature directs. - average In quality and situation
and value 20 timber, With the other LANDS there
in. In township. or tracts sold and not lncOrpo-
rated. the lands reserved for public may BE-
selected and located by the land agent and the
proprtetors by written agreement describing hem
BY mstes ana bounds. signed BY them and recorded
In the land ofhce The plan or outline OF the lands
selected shall b. entered on the plaza Of the
township or tract In the land ONCE, which shall be
a sufficient location thereof.'
SECT. ,. This act shall take eject when approved.
lApproyed March =. lSs3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17
CHAPTER ia.

AN ACT - amend section three of chapter twenty.
nine OF the Revised Statutes Of eighties hundred
ard scventy-one, relating % bowling alley, and
billiard rooms.
hse II sH1cird dc a follows:
Section three of chapter iWen,y-nnc 81 the ~
vscd statutes Of eighteen hundred and ~ev-ntyon~.
l. hereby amended bv inserting the words pool,
hagAtele, after the wort ALLEY in the ur,t iine
OF said section. that .aid section. amended
shalt read a. follow,
'SH-r. 3. No p.rron shall keep n bowling alley.
pool, bagaislie, billiard room. without license
under penalty of ten dollars for each day such
alley room shall be 80 kept. 90 be recovered upon
complaint before judge OF municipal or police
court trial justice, by indictment. 20 the u.s
Of the person prosecuting. Improved Mar. :. 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17
Chapter 11S.

AN ACT relative 10 foreclosure OF mortgage
BE q enacted. dc. Is follows;
The third specification Of section three OF chapter
ninety of the revised statutes Il hereby amended
by striking out from the hfth line thereof the
words written consent and Certificate, ana ~
serting instead there) the words certificate or
consent with the affidavit OF the mortgage, or per
son claiming under him, TO the fact aud time OF
entry ndorsed thereon; so that the ZANE specinca-
ton, amended shall be rs follows:
Third. He may enter peaceaoly and openly, II
not opposed. In the presence of two witnesses ani
take possession OF the premises; and ceFcncate
OF tne tact aud time OF such entry shall be made,
signed and sworn 10 by such witnesses before
Justice of the peace; and such certificate or con-
sent with the affidavit of the mortgage or DIS as
sgnee 20 the fact and time Of eutry indorsed there
on shall be recorded In each registry OF deeds IN
which the mortgage Il or by law ought 20 be re-
corded within thirty days next smer me entry Is
made. lApproNed MATCH ~ icoSi
Ctapter $50.
AN ACT TO amend section twenty-nine OF chapter
seyenty-sour Of the Public Laws of eighteen
hundred and seventy-eght, entitled An Act IN
relation 20 the lnsolvent Laws Of Maine"
BE 10 enacted, &c, as foilows:
Section twenty mine OF chapter seventy.focr Of
the public laws OF eighteen hundred and seventy
lowing words from the first part OF said section,
ylx.: Upon the application, In writing, OF one or
more creditors, representing onefourth part ct the
amount Of debts proved" so that said section, as
amended, shall read as follows;
SECT. 20. The judge shall require the assignee 70
give bond for the faithful performance OF his
duties, In such sum ss he shall direct, and with
such sureties ~ he shall approve
tApproved March 3, 1881
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17
Chapter ls3.

An ACT for the prevention Of cruelty.
Be - enacted. DC, As follow.
SECT !. Every person who cruelty over-drives,
oyer-loads, over-works, ,orments tOrtures. mains,
wounds, deprives OF necessary slstenance, cruelty
beats mutilAtes kills any hOrse or other animal.
causes or prOcures the same to BE done, OF hss-
ing the charge custody ~ any such animal, rs
owner or otherwise. unnecessarily fails 10 provide
such animal with proper food, drink and shelter,
or protection from the weather; every person.
owning or having the charge or custody Of any
animal. who shall kno singly and Wilfully author
lie or permi, the same 10 be sabJec;edt - suffer
any unnecessary torture or cruelty and every
ner driver, pOSsess0E OF person having the Gus
tody OF an old, manned, disabled or Diseased horse
or other animal. who cruelty works the same when
unit for labor, or cruelty abandons the sane, and
every person who shall carry OF canse 20 be car
ried, In upon any vehicle ~ otherwise, any ami
nal in an unnecessarily orGel or inhuman manner,
shall for every such oten-e. be panishet by Inn
prisonment In the county jail not exceeding one
year. or by fine not exceeding two hundred dollars,
or by both such imprisonment aud tine.
SECr. .. Any person who shall keep or Use any
live pigeon fowl or other bird for the purpose Of
target, 10 be shot NJ either for amusement or As
n test of skin In marSusnship, AMI any person who
shall shoot AZ any bird aforesaid or BE- present n
a party, umpire or judge AT any such shooting OF
any pigeon, fowl or bird, ana sIy perso who shall
rent any building, shed. room. yard Reld or prem
lses, shall knowingly suer. or permit tue use OF
any bGilding, she'd, room, yard, field or premises.
Tor the purpose Of shooting any pigeon, fowl or
bird rs Aforesaid shall lie pnnished BY imprlson-
ment In the county jail not exceeding thirty days,
or by hne'not exceeding my dollar OF by both
such imprisonment ana line Nothing IN this act
shall De construed prohibiting the shooting Of
Wild game In its wild state.
SEcr. 3. ANY person who shall keep or use, or In
any way be connected with, or interested in the
management, or shall receive money for the sdmis-
the purpose OF fighting or batting any dog, cock or
other creature aud every person who shall aid or
sist therein. or who shall permit or suffer any paceto
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17
Chapter ifj.

tgB.
AN ACT % amend sn act entitled An Act 10
amend section atty 1--we, chapter forty rhine OF the
Rc'ssed Statute, relating 20 foreign Insurance
cOmpaHies.
h, a. enacted. dc., a. follows;
That section nfty.dye chapter for;y.nine OF the
revised statutes, amended iu eighteen huGdred
and seyenty-iour, section two hundred aud seven,
-hsl! DC amended By ,trkIug out tho word the,
In the third ue OF said section. and Inserting the
words each AMI eysry. 80 thai saii section shall
q. Amended read a, follows.
'sgCr g. Every iorelga Insurance company do
ing business in thi. tate, shA annually cause 20 De
Published three weeks successfully, in some daily
or weekly paper printed In each aod every county
where sald company has duly authorized agent,
take. policies condensed statement Of 10. con-
elton eonformaole TO IT, last annual report TO the
commissioner; and any such Insurance company
which shall neglect refa.e 10 publish such state
meat. shall! forici; not les, than dny dollars.
Approved March :, lss5l
Chapter IA.
An ACT 20 amend tits second section OF chapter
it,-threc Il the Public Laws OF the year one
thousand eight hundred aud seycnty.clght, re-
latiug 10 corporations,
BE ~ enacted &C.. as follows;
SEcr. ]. The second section OF chapter ff'y.
three OF the public laws OF eighteea hundred aud
eeventy-cight. l. hereby amended by inserting next
before the word coupons, in the second line OF
said section the word overdue so that said
uon, q, amended. shall read a. follows;
SECT. = The capital stock ct such new corpora
ton shall be equal 10 the amount OF unpaid bonds
and overdue coupons secured by such mortgage
taken AT their face nj the time OF the organization
OF the ne~ corporation. and the amount required 10
redeem any prior mortgage, aud shall be divided
into share. II one hundred dollars each. All stock
issued under the provisions Of this &C: shall be
taken and considered a. paid In full, and shall not
be liable 10 further a..ess msnt and person tax
ting holding the same. shall, by thereof be
liable for the debts OF such corporation
SECT .. This act shall take effect when approved
approved March :, 1881
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-17
DIRECTORY.
COUNTY orfICERA


ysd9e or ths Nreait Cosrt-Hon. VIM
Co.amisssonoS-C ~ Bishop (Presi-
dent Il. c. Hagsns, aud Jas. Alleuder.
Cters or tAe Ctrca4 CbErt-Snlith Crane.
Caerk Of tAe Cosaty Co9rt-J. Ami Mar
Prosecuting xttorney-Neii J. Fortuev.
SAerIG- Elisha Thomas.
oHTVegor- John A. DALI ymple.
Assessors-West side, Tnos Fortney:
East Side. Gabriel Puilism.
Cnnsstoscr d Lost Records-w m.
q. Worley
Paysstin TO Jaa and P0orao4se-Dr. r.
Il. l.. rrippett.
Coa,sty Stpeyfatexdeat Of Free Schools
Joseph h Hawthorne.
Commissioners Of Us Ciy-.<if C5urt-
smith Crane, Joseph II. Hawthorne, L.
hdphsuydei Jlo. Morris Crane and
4, j. CrOg,n.
CORPORATION oFProERs.
MGyor-iion. J. q McGrew
Cbascit-Jss. "A. Man bwn. Jno. n. Muir
ioc<. otiver Dunn, a. shs Thomts aud
Charles VI. Bishop.
Recorder ". X. Potter
SeiOeIRt-John Il. Ner
Justice Of the PeIce Joseph M. God>
win
toHstabte-JsmJs Carroll
hINIsrERs.
Pros6yte'Idn-Rev. Samuel q rxhain.
Methodist hSotscopdt-kev. A ! LYDIA
bdpnst-Rev. Patri TX Murray.
hOpt1~ticnt Rev. J. w. Cation.
~. H. Church Rev. Alfred Steptoe
The NATIONAL BANK OF EIsowoop.
reNtdest-Wm a.. Brown.
Wee ITcx'deHt--.sinith rans,
C0Shter-F. Heernnps.
fNsI,tuJu CaShier-I w. Parks.
rHiHD JUDICIAL CIRcUIT-rRNns OF
COURT IN Preston COUNTY.
April Tenn, 9th day ~ aIiil.
August Term. 18Th day of August.
NoVsn. Ocr Term, Path day of Novem-
Ger.
CpUSTY CoURT.
irst Monday in January. FIRST Mon
DAY - April, second Monday i'm July
aud hrst Monday in O"tober.
stNowuUD PosToFFICx.
Mails cluSe al5 O'Clock "A. m; arrive nj
, O'Clock q. -.
ohice open ~ 3 o'clock n. NJ. closes at
So'cl"cs P.".. }. NJ. GOODWIN. Z. NJ.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-17

The following ~ The list Of deeds admit
ted 10 rpcDid si0ce our lsst report
A.. r Biyaro 20 WIN H. Bolyard tor
100 scos ~ II 90 Districy sdmitted
Mstch b.
WIN ~ Blyard 20 A. r. Bolysrd Tor
90 sores ~ Rouo District; sdmitted March
AIcbibsld W Rogers to Geo. w. WAN
sley for 500 aDd ~ scfes 10 Lyon Dis
tiict; somutcd March l0;h
n. X. Hardn,sn 20 SANE for 3 soycs In
Lyon Disirici; admitted MsfoU ION.
WIN. q. Plum 20 TnOs Cruise for 2 lots
on Tunnel HiI' sd@itted March ION.
Preston Glover TO John GutEue for }
II an sore IN Pleasant Distfict; admitted
March 10Th.
Ayers Nixon 20 Juliet d. Meyer for 70.
IN BtOceIoDi Adpittsd hsEph lsih