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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

p.rpocrus AND PENELOPE Chat irFnis en TsJt
by THroDosE ArR.Gn Dq Rsiirea o' svo PIP 10.
H HS,11st Mifnin Co.
IT. sacond title of Colonel Dodge's book IS an
...,,ra,. description Of It's character III Is p,o"o
.nt s,ssipping dscursive, free and easy t"'h a.,
horses and horsemanship, Patroclus ana
alona heing two favorite riding animals VINO uku'o
,r,.ly IN thn discourse 1t is not Designer W '""s
the place Of a systematic treatise on elu''a'o"
the instruction " hich IL contains Is W" 80
rather by alluson than by direct prec'p'' ~ Iii
who has had some experience ~ VIZ '....a;,-
derive from, il the same sort of profit ana
s.,.n. which might be expected from an accom-
,Iished observing, clear headed, and gocd-hatuieu
.oonanion ON the road There are several po'i''S
ON which Colonel Dodge's directions are NOR" pro.
oise mtelligble and comprehensive than those VI
any other work we know; and he has graz
many remarks upon saddles. seats, styles OF 'iui"S
etc which are both valuable aud fresh lue "'''"
Il illustrated with number of instantaneous Pn'''
graphs showing the horse IN MOTION anu So'no VI
them are certainly very curious
,rrrRARy LANDMARKS OF LONDON. BY Law
REScE HCTroN. l2mo. pp. K, SOL james ~
Osgood h Co.
Mr. Hutton has accumulated in this unpreten1-
inc volume an extraordinary store OF interest'"g
information. which could only have been gathere"
hv The most systematic industry. His purpose u
.. ,;va an account &c the L0nses streets ana nelgh-
horhoods of London identified with the lives 'n''
The fictitious crcatioaSl of all the famous autno'"
Win have made their home in that mighty me'roP-
ol;s He tells us where they lived. where they com
posed their works what clubs and other resorts theN
freouented; aud he minsles with these Particular
n variety of anecdotes and illustrative traits Ihe
literary pilgrim will lind i'll h's book an inva'"
able guide and TIE general reader may draw from
e abundant instruction and entertainments Inc
matter is distributed under tie authors Names anu
these are arranged alphabetically-a scheme whicn
shows at a glance how widely Mr.. Huttons DOCK
differs frem all others which nave dealt VIVID th'
literary associations of brick and mortar lie mas
indeed accomplished fresh and dihicult task III d
highly crcd,tabIe way.
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NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE.

WORCESTER So so,
NASHUA So IS.
PORTLAND S. and no transfers
Steamers City Of Lawrence and city Of Boston leave
Pier a. foot OF Wattsst next pier above DeSbrosseS
al Errrvl. daIlY eXcept Snndaya. at 600 p m.
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NEW.YORK CENTRAL AID HrDsn,


~ RIVER RAILRoAD.-C commencing October & Issi.
through trans will leave Grand enira Depot
$500 m Rochester an Montreal EHpress through draw
nf-room
$40 A. M. Fast Limited Chicago and Lous Express.
with dining Stopping 40 Albl1y Utica SYRACUSE Och
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo
arriving Chicago 10 10 and ST. Louis 100 p
day.
iO3O NJ Chicago Express dravugroom cars 10 Caaaa.
dagDa, Rochester Niagara Falls and Bunao connects for
lila western New. York and Northern Exprea with
dra win groom cars
$50 p. M, Albany, Troy and Utica Express. through
- D m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy
% Louis cypress with sic pngcars for Niagara
nils, Buffalo CInciDnRt, Toledo, Detroit aud It
$50 EKpTes3 with seepngcars syracuse aai %
Auburn road an, Ito saratoga; also 20 Montreal
t'9 Pacific Express with seepn for Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Fans, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago.
also 10 WstertONn daily except SATURDAY, ana 10 Ogeas
burg daily except saturday
D. m Might Express with sleepin Albany
Troy eta with the Lralns West and
for the North except Safuriay night.
Tickets sale at Grad Central Depot, No, Bowling
Green. l13 Broadway arlem Depot jfh an1 shave,
and at Westcott Exoress Odces Parkpaee ro ~
York aud 1893 Washington and 73J Fulton ss Brooklyn
and 70 tourth-st.. WILLIAMSBURG.
Accommodations IN drawnS and sleeping 70
procured nc OF the tic Ohces in NewVOrk City and
1913 WashiDgtOl-st. Brooklyn.
called for and checked from residence
These trains daily. All others dhy exec sunday
J. M rOUCFT. -. N. .lkICR.
General superintendent. General Pass y0r Agent.
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Bnsiuess Gbanres.
RANK FOR SALE.

private bank in growing Colorado town OF 800 In
habifants we'll established has lost doa has
bsd paper on hand and no debts except 70 depo,ors
Regular rates Of discount 10 cent Agricultural
muDiy Good schools churches and pleasant society An
exceptionally One opening. small capital required
Address RANK. Tribune oniee,
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Mitnght tram for New. Rochelle and all ntcrn.aa,o ~,
( .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passen qe

II trains leave depot lot OF Cortandt Des6rosso
is. a $40 m, $40, and p. for Easton. Re'hiehe u
Allentown; Reading Aanch Chunk, Wnke'bare, Towasds
Navery, ithaca. Geneva Lyons Buffalo aud Pull
through coaches daily LEGAL trains at m ant 5sa
IA. for Easton. bethlehem and COplay.
IT ms eavng at Sic a. /, and $40 70 an
oints MahOnOy and Hazetoa coal regions. Sunday ain
ayes for nch Chunk aud Ha1eton. SID a
y. b. 81 NsToN. @. p. A.
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FALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
EiAKLEM RIVER BRANCH

NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HARTFoRn D q,
Trains leave Harlem River staten corner Is2s
linsen.aye nesT Third Avenue Lrege Harlem liver
Sundays at 6:{5 1f5, 200. 1000. 1888 a. m yS
$50 S,tO $50 end 500 .. 10. for Per NOrrs Cssspovs
oak Point, HINTS Point. a Farms Van Nest ~.
hester Tinpson Bay hester Pelham Bayi Barlow ct,
Island, Pelham Manner and New.ROchee cenrec ~ ~
New Rochelle with rains for all points the main line
the New ors New.hayen ana Hartford RsnOa Sbors
Line and Air Line Divisions Newt auatn NAL ola.e
zew Britain and suaeld Branches and Boston asd AZ .
East. -" "a P"mIs
Midnight tram for New Rochelle and all intermediate s,,
lions at l2:ls a. m daily except Mondays ''~
Sunday trains for Rochelle an all iptsrres,ao 49,,
ons at 1900 and $50 D. m. latter ira
az New RochelT with trains 10 Genital lspot
tamford and with express train Boston via shore line
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Steamboats, auo RAILROADS..

BOSTON "a NrW-ENGLAND.
STONINGTON LINE INSIDE ROUTE
Steamer, leave from per SO, n. r. daily except sundays
at D p. ~" '-'' u '''
btt N,r..t sJaamel
+. W. PoPPLE, General Passenger AGENT
TOR ORIENT, GkEENIOht,o. + lie
L ISLAND, SOUTHOLD and SAG HARBOR.-OI Of
nrdav NAV l6 ste lmer FRANCES will lcaye for above
landings from pier + r. r., NewlOrk loot OF Finest and
thereafter ON TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SArUR
DAYS az p. Returning, leave above landings Tor New
York MON DAYS, WEDNESDAYS ald FRIDAYS
RACKET Il BRO. Agents, % South-st., N Y.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as dc NEW-

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WEsTERN RAILtoAD.
ARRANGEMENTS Of ira ma from ChamOest Depot ZION Sa'
81. IS minutes earlier.
a.m-Day except sundays Day ~ press Dra" lngroon
Coaches 70 Blngh Htoa slzira and , Bnaalo sseS.s
m-naiy. Limited" Express No extra charge
Tor tlme Pullman Sleeping coaches 20 Bun no. AZ
irving 7i2j Niagara Falls. 535 M. hamilton 1nt,
lOA5 ~. Detroit $40 M saanl aDca Co- ~; CtesS-
second day Connecting trans arrive Toledo S' p ~ aud
indianapolis l04O .. m az, . -, NJ,
Or Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches to Bnghamton. FL
mira Buffalo Niagara Fails. Cincinna1 ami Chicago.
"a $50 44o 5io $50 g. . 80 80 1910 m II midnight
sundays 545 ~ lo;2J am Ia $50 m ~ midnight
t40 10 $50 10 $50 7s0 $50 1880 IN an II midnight
sundays 545 $50 l0:2O las $3.50 MI midnight
1880 m 900 $40 20 $50 80 500 1880 OOO N and
II midnight Saturday. nights only. sundays sl5 $40
sfIern $40 75o 1870 las $50 $50 s.iO $50 M
and u midnight sundays $40 $50 1920 Las G:SJ pm
warwick 745 io.l5 a m 4:l5pm Sundays s:l5am
kewburg and Cornwall 400 y IN $50 AS9 p N sunday
RondOut and Kingston and Montgomery am S:3Opm.
Sunday $3.50 m.
pm sunday $40 $50 1920 $50 3 p m.
MddetOwn 5:45 75O lO:20a a. $50 4:SO 3 $50 p N;
$50 9raus connect with NewYork Ontario aud West rn
Railroad at AHn-st The m TT IN stops az Aanst oay
Beats leave 2Sdst = T., 545. 6:I5 m $40 TO e:i5
minutes and l:45 N SUNDAYS ever, thry mules
for passage and apartments Drawing ROom and
Sleeping coaches he obtained and orders for the checag
Nos 4Ol V57 Broadway. Isl We,t-st, N Y, No.
Court-7,. Brooklyn. or a the CoDpaBys Depots .,o
EXPRESS from the West arrive in NewYok at 7lO,
7:3O / 1928 a IN. and 1920 p. m.
JOIN :. ABBOTT. GEM Pass'r Agent Eew.YOrk.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
aud the East. All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily (Snndays excepted to Boston at NJ
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ST JosErH AND wLsTERS RR. COS
HNHE HOLDERS of the stock of this company
and OF It's underlying bonds. informed that tho en-
tra Trust Company OF New York. will receive deposits o.
tile securities until MAY under the plan Of 0n
on payment OF onehat OF per cent uon
the stock OF per upon the bonds between tr
dates ami d. they will receive them only upon pay
mont OF cent stock and per cent the
bon her the liter date securities not dep wi be
deprived partc patton in the securities to be CstnD
uted. HOWARD lilNChLta' (co-.-.,....
JAMES n Ben EDICT, COmmmltteo
.EION. y
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New-Orleans

Con, Ordinary ....... 81 Low Addi1g,---..-,S 1
strict Good Orinlry 1915 Middng .....-....lo's
Futures quiet and to points lower. owing to 6 s9as
onions MessirK sold G. Shredder Co 800 Tor june
Juty mi August Inman sold aI1ngy ana "TuhoI '0u
June and August. sales 49.bOO bales
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

COTTON MAKhET9-BE TFbEtHAPH
0ALvEsToN May 9.-Cotton qulet Mlddlingd l0P;
Low Mlddlins lOif Good OriiulrH lO and gross
90 bacs Exports Coastwise 200 bales stock 9l
bales.
MiGdng 1885 Good Ordinary -; net and receipts
g2O bales. Exports Great Britain ,65 bales Exports
COastwse 1000 baes sales 500 Oaesi slocA ll93 bales
SAVANNAH, Nav 9-Cotton steady Niddlug. lO2 Low
MiddnG lO4; GOOD Ordinary 99 net and receipts
33 bales Exports COastIse l7G bales stock 1928 bales
SPIRITS or TURPENTINE.
CHARLEsTON. May 9.-Turpentine hrm at l0c.
SAVANNAH. May J.-Turpentine quiet at Sac.
WILMINGTON, May 9-furpantine steaay at 2shc.
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state OF New.York. County OF New York S.;
Frederic TaylOr cashier OF the above named bank do
semny that above statement Is true 10 the best
o my knowledge and belief - - -
FREDERIC TAYLOR. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn before this 9TH day OF May,
1889 EDWIN +. COREY. Notary Public y. \. co.
COrTect-Attest.
CHARLES II. MARSHABL)
WILLIAM TU RNBULL. Directors.
EDMUND d. RANDOLPH )
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CESTRAL RAnRoAD COMPANY OF NEw.JERsEr. J

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY NEwJERsRY.)
No ll9 LlBERTY.sr, :
NEw-YORK, May @, 1885.
COUPONS OF THE ADJUSTMENT MORT
" GAGE BOND will be paid and after MONDAY
18th inst Anumber OF call bonds have not been
rendered 10 the trustees IL will be TO have coupons
day for etaminaton checks will be ready Mon
morning Tor all lots handed provOusy Que notice
viii be given OF Tho payment Of Convertible Loan Coupons
]. W WATSON. Treasurer
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6feamtoats ano Railroads.

a TROY B0ATS-CITIZEyS LINE
steamers sARATOGA and CITY or TRov 49, :, E.
~, loot OF Cbristopherst daily excspt sa rier
P'"' sunday steamer touches al Albany. " NuAy "S
a LBAN1 BOATS" Peoples Tinep-DpPU
- and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier 81 NORTH NV, sW
YpS " .snal-st every week day Vt D. a.
al pobls North and West StateroOaIs warmed Hlt1
ceiVed until time Of departure. 'ieisht 70
A -R0NDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKTrr
cornwall, Newburg. Marlboro Milton Pon9hhe s ront
Es9pus eennectnR with Ulster Delaware so,y ana
Mountain Railroads steamers CITY of love
sbu Jsmos W. BALDWIN leave day A. n ~ -s'l
oOa OF arrsonsL except saturday whom CITY OF yer
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ For Catskill StuyYesant and intermediate andn~.
Boats leave daily Sundays excepted) from Pier 81
foot Of Harrison-st ats D. m ~
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
DAY LINE TO NEWBURG.-Sieamer
~ JAMES r. BRETT, from Pier 8 ~ r, near Rector =,
at o'clock and West 2ists at lis daily sundays x
eepted landing az GRASSY Port Ve plancKs Cranstoo
Cod sprng and Cornwall Fare 50 cens Excursion se.
reduced rates. NN'S
EOR NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leave ped,
a Slip at D. N. and IL D. Sundays exceptoll n m
steamer arrives In time for early trains and east In
curaon to Aew-Hayen and return. II o.. "@
FALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Routa
TO Boston the asst Los large and poe.r,nI
steamers Pill RIM AMI PROVIDENCE fron Pier "a
North River, 4 V Sundays included az D m.
GIORGE l.. COS NJ X General Passenger ARout
BORDEN LOWELL Agents, New.York.
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fiuanriai.

A MANUFACTURING corporation vii, sell
~ 100000 fuLpald capital stock reasonable terms;
good opportunty Tor parties desiring invest capita With
witholtssrvices- GILBERT X hAWEs,Awyl-obiou u" y.
L. Tenn, Va. e. Ca, Funding Coupon Bonds
IL. Ashtal1la n pittsburg Ts Nickel Plate Equipment rs
ICES Mines and Fort Dodge Pttaburg and Western "
Bought aud sold BY W. BkENToN WELLlN0. Is @aLLet,
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS.
No Inases. No fluctuations but a SottdT per cent
guaranteed. Call address T.. q. Hinc 4 sou,
Agents WEST ERN FARM MORTGAGE co.
I31 broadway. N, Y
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plpioen0 Notices.

IA ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YoHK TRiBUSE WILL u. BE RECEIVED AT THE
hrsts until and 1913 West Twenty third.s. corner
Eishthaye- No 1853 Four ave- Fourteenthst 100
Third ave, corner Forty ssventh-st No OO7 hiGdave.
siHtethst, AND at the HARLEM OFFICE Third
ave corner one hundred and hfthst p
regular ohee raes Also BROOK LYN rs and 81 C0uIL-sk
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RAiLROAD on NEW. JERSEY

y Trains leave from chambers ST. Depot for Enge wood
Closter. Perment aud Nyack $50 10 800 e. $50,
$40 GtiO $3.50 p. II dnight Sundays 7, a. and
Slbpm
Nenret Spring Valley and Monsey 10 M. $3.50 p. m.
GHn,l a m
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gusirurtior.
Art Schools--CitY

Mr. d. Huntington PRESIDENT NatiohAI hv"I IT
Ni Hr Wtiliam Hart. y. Al MI James NJ HART n Al
Mr.. David johnson. N A
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EOR NEW-HAVEN.-Steam leave Peel,
a Slip at p. and II p. Sundays excepto1D n n N
curNon to New-Haven and return. II &c. ~ TX
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-11-13
THE RADIANT HOME BASE-BURNER.
II Crosse Democrat.


We never had coal stove around the house until Saturday Have
ways used pine slabs and pieces ncbs fence They burn
but the fence got all burned the said he wouldn't new
diant Home manufactured by GIuER of Pa and pv
that didn't radiant about four
hours last Saturday night Republican villain didn't
know anything about We filled about half
full OF pine fence and when the going aesan
well top with coal 1t mmered and
and all went out and
and "wet out too We remarked of
meal that Jones froad
ator to man to warm by After
bed
draw and burn If 1t took all the the First Ward
threw quilt over her. and shverng remarked that she
solid until
remark turned ngu that
had anything to do with draft and
heave up heat 1t before she
steamer Talk about heat In
worse than Turkish bath llades hotter veman
fairly fried of tin cooler
ed the DOORS and melt Vine
house. and people all around the neghboood
stop the conounded thing We
a%per dnd she kept bling The only thing could do
oe and leave the thing TO burn the house
with pole and turned the dmper and
OUT neat enough 10 roast an We went to bed suposg
would eventually burn out but about twelve O'Clock the whole family
get up and sit on the fence Finally along had
up among coal stoves and wet blanket him crep
proper dng and she cooled off,
Portable possible you buy coal you eng
neer it, you may roasted.
These Stoves for sale by c. G. GALIGNAN Opera House.
Bloomsbury, Pa.
Oct 304w
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d EGISTER'S NOTICE.

~
Notice is hereby given to all legatees creditors
and other persons interested In the estates OF the
respective decedents and Minors that the fol
lowing administration, executors and guardian
accounts have been hled In the ofice OF the Regis
ter OF Columbia county, and Will be presented fol
confirmation and allowance in the Orphans
Court to be held In Bloomsbury, on Monday, Dec
7th, 1855, at O'clock p. m. on said day
No. l. The first and final acc cunt OF Levi Mich
ael, administrator OF Susannah Rumbel late Of
Beaver township, deceased.
No. 9. The first and partial account of Matilda
Walter, Administrative OF Daniel w. Walter late
OF Cat Nv iSsa township, deceased.
No. 8. The first account of A. Y. schock, eXecr
tor OF y. $, Appleman late OF the town of Blooms
No. 4. The first AMI final account OF John w
Miller administrator OF Henry II. Miller late Of
Madison township, deceased.
No s. The first and final account of George A. Her
ring trustee to sell real estate OF Edward Lewis
late OF the town OF Bloomsbury, deceased.
No. g. The first and final account OF p. C. Wads
worth, administrator OF Daniel Thomas late Of
Fishingcreek township deceased.
No. :. The first and final account OF John Nj
Miller, Guardian of Esther Miller NOW Esther Men
singer minor child OF Benjamin Miller late OF
Catawissa township, deceased
No. g. The first and final account OF John NJ.
Miller, guardian OF Ida Miller minor child OF
Benjamin Miller late OF Catawlssa township, de-
ceased.
No. o. The second and final account OF Joseph
w. Reece; guardian OF Laura NJ. Parker tnow Lau.
ra NJ. Bellas) minor child OF John l. Parker late OF
jackson township, deceased.
No. 10. The second and final account OF L. b
Brown, surviving executor OF Jacob Yohe late OF
Miiin township, deceased as ied by j. j. Brown
executor OF Il. d. Brown, deceased.
No. II. The first and final account OF Lanah J..
McHenry Administrative OF f. J. McHenry late OF
Fishihgcreek township deceased.
No. IL. The first and inal account OF Joseph w.
Ewes, executor OF Francis Ewes late OF Greenwood
township, deceased
No. 49, The first and 1nal account OF |. L. and
J. L. Snyder executors OF Isaac Snyder late OF
Mifliin township, deceased.
No. H. The first and final account OF Thomas
Dollman. guardian OF Charles Dolman minor child
OF John Dolman late OF Greenwood township, de-
ceased. GEO. W. STERNER,
nov 13 1885 Register.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

On Friday last Governor PattsoI
issued the following proclamation
setting aside Thursday, Nov. 26th as a
dav of thanksgiving.
During the past year we have been
unusually blessed and exempted from
those calamities and distresses that so
often befal and affiiIt nations and
communities. Not only have we ex-
perienced exceptional immunity from
general and widespread disaster, but
the steady advance of our country in
civilization, material prosperity and
national grandeur has been most mark
ed.
The adoption of our form of govern
ment to the varying wants and con-
dilions of our people and the renewed
evidence of their attachment to its
institutions are the most priceless bless
ings that nation can enjoy. 1t is
fitting therefore, and duty, that the
people should pause from their accus-
toned toll and pleasures to make ac-
knowledgement of their dependence
upon the Supreme Ruler of the UNI
verse, and by thanksgiving and praise
to show that they are not unmindful
OF whose hand it is that blesses and
whose arm it is that protects. By 30
doing we shall not only eviucc our
gratitude to the merciful God who has
blessed us, but will also contribute to
the cultivation and spread of that re-
ligious and reverent sentiment which
is the safeguard of public, as it is the
basis of private, virtue.
I'm conformity, therefore, with the
recommendation of the President of
the United States and the uniform Gus
tom of our Christian communities, /,
Robert f. Pattison, governor of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, do
appoint Thursday, the 26,h day of
November, A. d 1885, as day of
thanksgiving and prayer, and do rec
ommend that it be so observed by the
citizens of this Commonwealth.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

M WHEREAS, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwELL
w President Judge OF the Court Of oyer and
Terminer and GeneraJall Delivery, Court OF quar-
Pleas and orphans Court In the 26th Judicial Dis
trict composed OF the counties OF Columbia and
Montour, and the Hons James Lake and f. l.
shuman, Associate Judges OF Columbia county
have Issued theirprecept, bearing date the 9th day
OF Oct In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-rye and TO me directed for
holding Court OF oyer and Terminer and General
quarter Sessions OF the Peace, Court OF Common
Pleas and orphans Court, In Bloomsbury, In the
county OF Columbia, on the first Monday, being
the 1th day OF Dec. next, to continue for two
weeks.
Notice is hereby given TO the Coroner, to the JUS
tices OF the Peace and the Constables OF the said
County OF columbia, that they be then and there ln
their proper person at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
said ssth day OF Dec. with their records inqui-
stions and other rememDiances to do those things
which TO their ofilces appertain TO be done. And
those that are bound by recognlzance TO prosecute
against the prisoners that may be In the jail
OF the said county OF Columbia TO be then and there
TO prosecute them as shall be lust. Jurors are re-
| quested TO be punctual In their attendance,
agreeably TO their notices. Dated at bloomsbury
(-A-) the 18th day OF Nov. In the year OF our
( l.. 5. Lord one thousand eight hundred and
lC-) eighty.iye, and In the one hundred and
| nlnth year OF the Independence OF the United
States OF America.
sherins once, JOHN MoUREY,
Snerin.