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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-12
By Frank d. Hin & Co.,

HUII T.eVdIU AU-.IUHCtIsi IIUO IIlIH sIrttI'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
~ NUMBER or DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS, AID A MEDfUM.SIZEU FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT, ON THE WEST SIDE
OF HANCOCK BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS. ONE SQUARE FROM THE
RICHMOND, FREDERiC KSBURG AND Porto
MAC RAILROAD DEPOT, AND ADJOINING
BUCHANAN SPRING, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
MAEDEE AND WIFE,
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sAL.Ks REPnRTED no 3.
Flour,

Flour.
Ftour.-we quote: Fine. S2.s0@sS; sopernne,
az. gs6DA4; extra. s4.7hat4.90; family, s5m
SO 30: Patent family, country. s6@s6.50. Mar
ket very dull.
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ICE.

The TRANSPARENT ICE COMPANY, having
c. SMITH ICE COMPANY, are now prepared "a
al orders TO any extent with either
KENNEBEC OR MANUFACTURED ICE.
Each company will be run under their respective
names, bur under the same management.
Prices for the season Of 1884, commencing
APRIL lsr, viii be, for families, stores, and
Offices, rs CENTS PER 100 POUNDS, In large
or small quantities.
Orders by mall telephone or otherwise will re-
ceive prompt attention.
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FREIGHT.

Efeigh; received daily for Eorl0lG, Portsmouth,
smitthneid; and Hampton; Washington, D. C.;
81 points IA Eastern North Carolina: aiso. Tor
Eastern Shore of Virginia. Old Point and IN reen.
lar iandlngs on James river, e. LOWEST RACES
anu tmiouSe DIES issEed. 4. Il. TATUM,
" 20 superintendent
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

11IN
ONLY one DOLLAR sSIs.,
NEwPoRT's NEWS, NORFOLK, AND PORTS
AND ONLY. ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER.
ONLY $l.6U TO OLD POINT.
ONLYs2 TO WASHINGTON,D.C.
VIRGINIA. STEAMBOAT COMPASY,s
JAMES RIyER LINE FOR
VIEWPOINTS NEWS.
NORFOLK, r0RTSHOUTH. AND JANES.
RIVER LANDINGS DfRFCT.A "'''-
COMETS At NORFOLK CLOSELY WITH
BAY LIN y S S0R olD NPo1NT' HAMPTON,
AND ~ SGRsoLk WITH STEAMERS FoR
EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
NEwPORT's NEWS WITH STEAMER Az.
COMAC" FOR SMITHFIELD
ONLY route wITHoUT TRANsPPEiR, AND
0NLl ALL.WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER By DAYliGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
E4RE R 10 tNEGy TRiS y $50 s9.SSc sNoLDnr.
EARE TO W,Al,siIINGTON, d. C., %.
WAY-LANoINi FARES FROM 25c. TO sec.
MEALS On EUROPEAN PLAN.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steaner
NELLIE WHITE,
carrying UHlted states MALL
n. c. CLIFFORD, Commsr6er,
"''' "'''i DHY esgsf F Mn2}hHpAAf WEDHEs-
q, ,, a. ~, loIkEET CARS CONNECT IN FULL
!,dsc,J Tor aDoXe-nSmeo places. Returning the
steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth, and Ee.f-
ports News on alternate days. ARRIVING AZ Ricb.
m0nd at about p. NJ. ~ wv"
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at Gar.
oei's Agency 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STATEROOAs ENGAGED FOB DAYoR
NIGHT.
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by sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auct'oneers'
IlOs Main street.

real Estntc hHchss ""
IlOs Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
" DWELLING AND LOT, SITUATED ON
TmIRTlETH BETWEEN CLAY Sd.1n. AND AZ LEIGH LEIGH
Chancery CONT entered on the 9TH day Of June.
1851, In the case OF Caddigan, guardian, rs. Cad
disan and ais, the undersigned. special commits,
siouer thereby appointed, will proceed to sell at
public auction, upon the premises' on
THURSDAY. APRIL IL, 1854,
at 8 O'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described as
above. The lot fronts SO feet on the east side OF
Thirtieth between Clay and Leigh streets, .n r,1
runs PACK depth OF izo ,ss, ys rooms.
TERMS: One half cash; balance at six ana
twelve months, with per cent. Interest added,
aud title retained until the purchase-moneV u
J.V. REDDY.
Special Commissioner.
SUTTON & Co, Auctioneers. ap IL
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RArrsss,AD LsSEs.



~ IT, .ssg
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" Way SCHEDULE IN III Feet MARCH
80, 1854:
LEAVE RICHMOND:
O:1O A. VI. For Clifton Forge and local stations
Mail except Sunday.
1875 A. NJ. FOR Eewpor,'s News and Old Point
Comfort. Parior-CarI. inc daily, Ar
rives Norfolk Monnay, Wednesday,
and Friday 345 z. w.: Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday $50 T.. ~
400 r. II. For Newporrs News, Old Point and
Norfolk. Express except sunday .
400 r. N. Charlottesville accom- mediation dali
ly, except sunda'. Stop al all sta
lions.
cas- p. N. For Loui,ville and Cincinnati. con-
Meeting for all points West, North
west. and southwest. PAsi express
daily. Does not stop for local huSi-
ness. Pullman sieepins carr Rich
mond 70 Cincinnati and WsSb.n 9ton
and Charlottesville to IIoulsyIlle
1920 =. NJ. For Ashland, KY. NighI expres.
except Sunday: G. aud o. sleeping.
car 70 Chiffon forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
S:45 A. VI. From ASH md, KY, except Sunday
114O A. NJ. From Norfolk. Old Point and New.
sss S$s Ess; sis: Sunday Sunday
From Old Point and Newport's News
Parior-Car Line daily. Passengers
from Norfolk, Old Point and New
ports News connect at r. n and %
Junction with Pullman sleeping.
cars for New York
$40 Z. NJ. From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast express, daily.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad strecta
Ticket-0fnces: 1000 Main street aad Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway depot.
General Passenger Agent.
G. w. SMITH, General Manager. mh2 20
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, April IL, 1884.
OFFERINGS.
wuRAT.--white, 80 bushels. Red, i.472 BUSH
CoRS.-whitc, 1866 bushels. Mixed, 9,is2
oars ia ZOO bushels.
CLOVER sEED.-0 bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WEAKENING. go bushels very good a. sI;1
bushels prfme shortbcrry at t1.11; 500 bushels
prime Shortserry on private terms.
terms. Mixed iss bushels very good At CSC.
Flour.
Ftonr-We quote: Fine. S2.50NfS3; superhne,
A3.2s0A1: extra. s4.7h@f4.90; family, s5n
1926; Patent family, country. s6@s6.5O. Mar
by Telegraph.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 11.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat scarce and firm (; No. red, sl:Oo9sl.O6.
Osn firm: No. Q mixed, 52a62Hc- Oats irmer
No. 2 mixed, sec. Rye easier at 64@65c. Pro.
Visions noininally unchanged. WhIskey steady at
SIl5. Hogs qviet; common and light. s4'7o@
SO /; packing and butchers. IS .60@S6.5O.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April 11.--wheat drmer; No.
red, 81 .O5. Corn hrmer; No. 2 mixed, 50c.; NO
white. 52jEc. Oats frmer; mixed WESTERN 500
S0xc. Provisions in good demand and MIN:
Mess p0rk, $3.50. Bulk-meate shoulders, ~
clear rib, gS.S7k; clear sides, &9.37%. Bacon
shoulders, $3.50; clear rib, $3.50 clear, $40.
lams-sugar-cured, 13c. Lard-Stealn leaf
s1O.25.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Rcported foi the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, April Ii.-Sales-None. Market
quiet The tone Of the market ia better, and SELL
ers arc hopeful of better things In the near future.
The best price paid now Is &c.
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Tor RENT, FROM MAY 1OrH, THE g.
- WAYNEsBOR0' HOUSE, waynesboro', III
augusta coantY, Va, in The inviting valley. nv
NE Chesapeake and Ohio and Shenandoah VALLEY
nllroadA Transient custom and summer advan-
ages excellent. Apply 10 w. A. wfIrCEsCAR-
VIZ, Wnynesboro'. Va. or THOMAS HUME,
r"fs'sf' vs. ~ secd3w
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BY W. GoddIn q Son. Auctioneers,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

By w. hOOUn 90 pchs EheShNhNNa0f
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
CBLE REAL ESTATE, No. 710 IN THE
pr, AN OF RICHMOND, AT THE CORNER OF
FIRST AND ARCH STREETS, ADJOINING
THE WORKSHOPS OF THE RICHMOND AND
AILEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY AND
GAMBLE's-HILL PARk.-By virtue of decree
Of ihe Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond en-
tered on the 7h June. 1872 and Of several subse-
invent DEGREES entered IN the case of Cox's execu-
TOR against Cabell. &C., VIC, the undersigned COM
mlssloners, will offer for SALE on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1884,
at 5 O'Clock r. ~. that VALUABLE HALF
ACRE LOT, No. 40 In The plan Of Richmond,
fronting on the line of First street 1853 feet,
RUNNING back on Arch street 1870 feet having
thereon n SMALL FRAME TENEMENT, now
rented 10 good-paying tenant.
This Is one OF the few lots in this city which Is
on the same grade with the Richmond and Ale
Ais5, the VACANT LOT adjoining the forego-
ing fronting 30 feet on the west side OF Second
street, running back 100 feet ~ an alley.
The foregoing property IL regarded very valua-
bic by reason Of its excellent location for t0bae
co-f,ctory, undergrad, coal, wood, or stone
yard
and three years for negotiable notes, Interest add
ed. and title retained till all Of the purchase
money is fully paid Or all cash, Mt The option OF
the purchaser. VI. VI. GILLIAN,
II. g. CANNON,
j. ASTON CABELL,
Special Commissioners.
m a @ o. O-J11D12GI5
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
moo y VI. MAIL daily (exceps Sundsyl.
,5sSA. N. ACCOMMODATION daily teNc,p,
sunday.
400 A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily ieN'ept
Mondayl.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
DOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE@
Il RESIDENCE No. $40 north Eleventh W
street. containing eight rooms all modern c',i,ve
nlences, and In first repair. spplyio
JOHN II. GOUDfN,
Real Estate Agent
~ ll-3t Hank and Eleventh streets.
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Ky Ieiegrapn.
I,OUISViLLk.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
IKnpOrted fot the DisDatch,l

NORFOLK, Apnl Ii.-Sales-None. Market
quiet The tone Of the market Ia better, and sell
ers arc hopeful Of better things In the near future
Tic best price paid now Is &c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-01

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Rights of School Directors.

In the case of Daniel Martz against the
School Directors of Briarcreek township,
Judge Elwell filed an opinion on Monday
holding that
A member of a board of School Direc-
tors cannot lawfully be removed from the
Office by reason of non-attendance at any
number of special meetings of the board.
For non-attendance at two regular meet
ings in succession Il member may be re-
moved.
Regular meetings are such as are held at
fixed and stated periods.
Ii no fixed periods for meetings have
been established then every meeting held
by adjournment in succession from the
first meeting for organization is regular
meeting.
An adjourned meeting from any special
meeting is not Il regular meeting, it is but
a continuation of the special meeting.
The removal of Martz was illegal, he not
having failed to attend two regular meet
ings. Mandamus directed to reinstate him
in his Office of Director.
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Opinions Filed.

Opinions were filed in the following cas-
es on Monday morning by Judge Elwell
Daniel Martz VS.. the School Directors of
Briarcreek district. Mandamus ordered to
the plaintiff to restore him to his seat in
the school board
Estate of Joseph Pohe, deceased. Audi
tors report on distribution confirmed.
John M. Robbins VS.. John Lore ct al.
Rule to dissolve injunction discharged.
Estate of Abraham Force, deceased. Re-
port of auditor confirmed.
Peter Baldy's Ex'r. VS.. A. L. Turner, two
cases. Rules made absolute and commits
sions for collection stricken of.
Estate of Jacob Bomboy, deceased. Au-
ditor's report in respect to release, &c. mod
flied and confirmed
Estate of Peter Gearhart, deceased. Au.
ditor's report on bill of review confirmed.
Same estate, Report of auditor on 3rd
account and distribution referred back to
the auditor,
Estate Of Seth Hartman, deceased. Or
der Of sale suspended, account of executor
to be filed
Road in Locust and Conyngham town.
ships. Report of viewers set aside-other
viewers appointed and alias order granted.
John X. Grotz VS.. e. c. Ager. Demur-
rer, issue imperfect. Papers submitted are
returned to the files.
E. NJ. Tewksbury VS.. Catawissa town.
ship. Judgment for plaintiff on case sta
ted for thirty-four dollars and seventy five
cents
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Personal,

Mrs j. j. Brewer is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lingle, at Bellefonte.
S. G. Jayne of Berwick was foreman of
q the Grand Jury.
A. B. Croop of Briarcreek was in town
this week.
w. L. Manning of jackson, had business
in court this week.
Judge Tram Derr was in town ON Mon
day. He is looking hale and hearty for a
man of his years.
Hon. William Bryson has nearly recov-
cred from his late attack of rheumatism.
He was able to attend Court this week.
Commissioner S. w. McHenry, was
among the numerous visitors to town on
Monday. We have heard some talk of his
being candidate for County Treasurer.
Jacob Fisher, A. r. Patterson, E. Cole,
Eli Kunkel, w. l., Cole E. r. Kester, II.
j. Reeder, Peter Werkheiser, Abraham
Kreisher, w. Stoker and NJ. b. Heller were
among our numerous callers this week,
Col. A. ID. Secly and wife, Geo. w. Va.
natta and wife, II. Berger and wife, julius
Hoft, and Il number Of other Berwick peo-
pie attended the Bell Ringers concert on
Monday night
c. G, Murphy,sEsq., of Centralia, was in
town on Wednesday, He drove up in a
sleigh, and probably found his return trip
not so pleasant as the drive up, owing to
the rain which nearly ended the sleighing
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MimIii.

Geo. Steely of Hazleton is visiting his
parents
S. II. Wolf and family will move to Nam
ticoke the latter part of this month.
Hiram Greasy moved from Ringtown to
this place on Tuesday. W. p. Heller NOV.
ed to the Meyers farm.
The protracted meeting in the NJ. E.
Church is still in progress.
MIR, and Mrs, G. B. Smith of Belmond,
Iowa, made visit at this place and Noun
tain Grove. last week.
Mary UT and VIM. Steely are on the
sick list.
Geo Heller of Conyngham is visiting the
"upper HILL"
Prof, A. w. Diehl of lions Grove has
begun singing school at the Union church
of Hetlerville. TO the surprise of the peo-
pie some Of the "smarts" seem to be anx.
ious to attend without joining the class or
subscribing, They will most likely "slip up
on it,"
Jacob Gearhart has rented the store
room belonging to j. II. Heller of Hetler-
vile where he will open general store
about April.
Henry Fedder of this place, brakeman on
the Reading r. r, was run over and killed
while making coupling on Friday. The
accident happened near Williamsport, His
remains were buried at the Minlin Gem
etery, Revs. Horning and Hassinger oficl-
ating, The p, o, s. of A. of which he was
member turned out in body.
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Philadelphia Markets.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

FEED'-Westein winter bran, spot, at s2Oa5
mlcdllngs spot at 1890
MACKEREL-EXtra mess 35c large Is 2S "a 3Oc
extra shore Is 25 "a 26c.
FLOUR.-Western extras 800 "a $50; Penna.
family, 400 a iI5 Ohio clear, 800 "a $50 winter
patent 625.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.-Pure scarce and wanted
d0O "a 325; mlXtues rule and duh at 335 I'd
3.25 per 100 lbs.
WlIEAT.--Delaware red at 1.l3, No Penn
sylvanla red 113k.
RiE.-Prime Pennsylvania CSC to Csc
CORN 5000 bushels in grain depot rejected yell
0ATS.-No. 3whlte 41ai@4 42 No, ., Az.
HAY AND STRAW T1mOthy-Choice Western
ana New York, 16 fair to good Western and
New YORK, H. o. To- medium Western and New
YORK, H. "a l3. cut hay as TO quality IA. G1 100.
rye straw l3.SO Wheat straw, s. "a g. Oat straw
SEEDS.-Clover 9ftc a 1O% per h. Timothy 80
"a l51 per Dushel, Flax 60 per bushel
WOOL-OhiO, PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia
Fleece Washed, Xxx and above, 80 a. Ale: Y 35 "a
3.c common 25 "a 21c. Texas, FAN clip fine 20 "a
~ medium 20 "a "a coarse, IL G1 H.
EGGS.-PennSylyania extra, As "a 4jLc. Western
extra, Bic lined, extra 2S.
"a "a 85c. ~
LIVE POULTRY.-FowlS, Hens 10 "a 13c mixed
lOtS II "a l2c. rOOSterS old &c. turkeys 10 "a l4c
ducks IL a. II geese 10 "a II.
-DhESSED POuLTRY.-Turkeys extra IS cts.
chickens extra IA; ducks choice 1G "a IS geese
choice 10 "a II.
PQTAToEs-Early Rose per bushel, 8sc "a 40;
Burbank and Hebron Is "a 40c.
oNloNS.-fellow, 1.5O a l.75 per Dbl.
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Candy.


If the present weather continues, the
seighing will be a thing of the past.
Miss Clara White of Centre and Miss
Swayzey of New Jersey are the guests of
Misses Ida and Mille Kistler.
Protracted meeting will begin Sunday
eve the 10th at the Lutheran Church.
Some of our young people attempted to
surprise Mr.. Ohs family of Hemlock, but
came home with sad countenance as
they did not find the folks at home. Be
not discouraged, another sleigh ride will
do you good.
Miss Ida Kistler who is teaching school
at Weliversvillc, was home spending Sun
day with her parents.
Some of our good people were disap-
pointed as the district institute was post
poned
Mr. Grimes, County Supt and his sister
Maggie spent Sunday with Mr. Benjamin
Kistler's family.
Miss Della Patterson and Mis- Mary
Welsh of Orange spent Sunday with Mr..
Wanick's family. TRI.
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made for the support Of the children.

made for the support of the children.
Prothonotarys report of Conyngham
and Ccntralia Poor District fund paid into
court, confirmed ns, also his report of tax
for 1883 in Conyngham township.
Commonwealth VS.. Margaret Bowers,
larceny, true bill
Commonwealth vs.. Samuel Trump, lar
ceny, q true bill Case tried, verdict, gull
ty.
j. f. Phaler, NJ. G. Hughes and S. ID.
Rinard appointed viewers of a road in Mon.
tour township.
On motion of Voris Austen Esq. was ad-
mitted to practice law in this county.
Commonwealth VS.. Mary Ellen Briggs.
The defendant is an ignorant colored girl.
She was charged with stealing number
of articles of wearing apparel, and some
money, at the residence of VI. +. Eyery,
Esq The jury rendered a verdict of not
guilty.
Estate of Lydia w. Dodson, recogni.
zancc, decree and acceptance fled
Commonwealth VS.. George Bowman,
larceny, true bill.
Commonwealth VS., Daniel Ingold, larce-
ny, true bill.
Commonwealth VS., John Rinard, not a
true bill.
Roads confirmed finally as follows;
Madison near G. w. Ewes,
Fishngcreek near +. Stoker's q.
" i" E. Shaffer's
" and Orange near Abncr Welsh.
Centre near Whitmer's school.housc.
Scott near James Lakes
r. Fairman's
Main w. T. Fisher.
d. A. Munson, w. Parr and BENJAMIN
Sheets appointed viewers of road in Locust
and Conyngham. Opinion fled
Commonwealth VS.; d. Ingold, case call.
ed defendant pleads guilty.
Return of partition in estate of Gather
inc Slusser, confirmed nisi
Adam Kline VS.. John Kline ct al, return
of partition confirmed nisi.
Commonwealth vs.. John F. Keller SEN
fenced to pay costs, and further sentence
withheld for the present.
Commonwealth VS.. O. p. Hart. Assault
and battery, case tried. Verdict:guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. "Dumby" Albertson,
charged with stealing a book from the
store of |. w. Hartman & Son. A true
bill.
Mary Hover. VS., Henry Hover. Sub.
pGna in divorce. II. V. White ESQ. ap-
pointed to take testimony.
On petition, Clinton Ellis was appointed
guardian of Ella Rishel
Commonwealth VS.. d. f. seybert, con-
tinued to next term.
Commonwealth vs.. Green and Michael,
continued to next term.
Catharne Carr VS.. James Carr. Alias
subpoena in divorce awarded.
Sale of real estate ordered in estate OF
Elizabeth Delong.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-02-08
Public sales.

b. f. Reighard will sell personal proper
ty on his premises in Scott township, on
Tuesday March 4th at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
The Directors of the Poor of Madison
township will offer at public sale on Satur-
day, February 9th, at 2 o'clock p m, lot
of ground in said township. See posters.
The farm of Absolom McHenry, deceas-
ed, in jackson township, will be exposed
to public sale on the premises, on Febru-
ary 9th at 10 O'clock a. m. Conditions will
be made to suit the purchaser.
The executor of Elias L. Helwig will sell
real estate in Locust township on February
23d at | O'clock p. m.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-02-08
Ceutra1ia Licenses.

While the applications for licenses in
Centraia borough were before the Court
the counsel for one of the applicants with
drew his petition, but suggested that there
ought to be some licenses granted there,
as those who have license will enforce the
law against those who have none. In re-
ply to this the Court remarked as follows .
$50 we think, that while II is permitted
to grant license, the persons who have a
monopoly are the best detectives that can
be appointed. The information we get
from that region (Centralia) is that when
the Landlords who failed TO take out a H.
cense the year before Iwere refused last
year, that let the bars down, and they all
went at it, and went at 1t SO unanimously
that there is nobody to complain. There
fore, their cases are not brought before the
court. We announced at last court that,
in view of the circumstances, we would
allow the District Attorney, if he could by
any means get hold of the facts, to lay in
dictments before the grand jury, without a
previous binding over by magistrate,
hoping in some way to reach and stop the
wholesale traffic, universal retail traffic,
going on. But we have received no tan
gible evidence upon the subject, and are
only able, by the examination of these
cases as they come up, to partly unravel
the situation of things over there; to get a
little insight into how matters are. think,
under the circumstances, that hotel lcen-
ses for hotels properly kept are necessity
in Centralia as much as in any other place. "
1t is evident that an effort will be made
to break up the unlawful sale of liquor at
Centralia, and those who are engaged in
the business will act wisely by discontn-
uing at once. Should they persist, they
will likely get into trouble, for which they
can blame no one but themselves ?