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LOTS GIVEN AWAY !
Palma So|a, Florida.


The paradise of invallds! The home of tropical
fruits climate unsurpassed! No frost No ex-
tremes OF heat or cold! No malaria Ground
high and dry Pienty OF pine And the finest
hunting and fishing In America
PALMA SOLA has the name OF being the largest,
prettiest and youngest town in Florida. Is beau
tifully located on the Gulf Coast, two miles above
the mouth OF the Manitee river. Already the iron
horse Is vending It's way TO Prlma Sola, and soon
the tourists VIII arrive at It's rst-class hotel,
where he can get a meal TO suit his epicurean
tastes
Palma Sola possesses the largest store in South
ern Florida, with sawmill furniture mandatory,
packing houses, warehouses, churches, school
house, postomce, stores, beautiful residences and
a large wharf at which ocean steamers arrive
WARREN LELAND, Jr, of "Long Branchn fame,
has secured location at Palma SOla for the erec-
one, based as 1t is upon the natural advantages
ana 9 Az atSraft9as % 81 the Pace ShaG he win make
er large hotels viii be built.
With the completion or he railroad, this will be
the terminus, and the direct route to Havana,
present prices. Now Is the time to buy.
- LOTS lo0X3OO It. s4j to 5000 per lot. We want
pALMA PAL IA noLA 70 keep booming, and as an induce
this beautiful place, WE WILL GIVE AWAY a
LIMITED number ONLY OF our lots, giving lots
charging applicants the expense OF deed, trans
Ter, etc; which VIII not exceed 500. Applicants
9an Sna postal money order With
G o. d. Applicants must not be surprised at the
return OF their money, as being LIMITED the first
come VIII be first served. Title perfect. Full
warranty deed. send for pamphlet. Address
PALMA SOFA LAND CO.,
80 South William ST., New York, n. Y.
REFERENCES
b. ;. llenning Esq Pres. Fla. r. II. and Nav. Co.
II u. Plant Esq, Pres. southern Express Co.
Postmaster Palma Sola, Florida.
John s. Beach, Esq, Pres. Prairie City Bank,
Terre Haute, Ind
Jas. c. McGregor, Esq, Capitalist, Cincinnati O.
Henry ;. Hubbard, ESD, Cashier Columbia
Bank, N. Y, n. Y.
VIM. Drysdale, ESQ., New York Times, New
York, and host OF others.
OnL-1l Ill
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Work was resumed at John Roach's
ship-yard on Mouday. Arrangements
have been made between the govern
ment and the assignees of John Roach,
by which the two Cruisers, Boston and
Chicago be completed under the super
vision of Chief of Construction Will
son, of the Bureau of Construction
and Repairs, and Chief Engineer Lor-
ing, of the Bureau of Steam Engin-
eering. 1t is generally supposed that
work will be continued even after the
completion of these two vessels. II
will give employment to about 800
workmen.
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however who express the hope that
when he emigrates from his native
state he will not stop short of Alaska.
There are others who wish for him a
hotter climate. 1t has been suggested
that he will rise from the depth of his
gloom and run for Congress next
year.
Everything that the President in
tends 10 recommend in his message,
will, it is thought, receive the support
of his party. The Administration is
in high spirits and great harmony
among Democrats is looked for now.
The party feels united and strengthen
ed by recent victories, and that it has
been given new vigor and long lease
Of political ascendancy.
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WINDOWS APPRAIsEMENT's.

The following Widows Appraisements will b G
presented TO the orphans court OF Columbia coun-
" on the First Monday OF December A. D., 1885,
ana confirmed nisi and unless exceptions With n
tour days thereafter Will be confirmed absolute
ed Joshua n. Willet, decd, Bloomsbury personally
$500 realty S2TiO0.
900 Joseph Kline, decd, Mt Pleasant, personality
s300.00.
80 Andrew J. Hess. decd, sugarloaf, personality,
r, Amos Iutz decd, Minlln personally si18.77.
q. NJ. QUICK, WIN. III. SNYDER
,,,.u,., Deputy Clerk, o. c.
Clerks Oiiice, Nov, 10, 1885.
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7 URY LIST.


PoR DECEMBER TERN, PIRsr WEEK.
Bloom Peter Billmeyer John Crotty, II b Clark
Harry Fornwald, q Lockard. Samuel shaier.
Benton-wm Doty, Charles Gibbons, WIN HUI
me, David Hartman, Eli McHenry.
BeTwick-W snyder.
Briarcreek-R KashinkL
Catawissa,-A9gustus Brooks, VIM Clark, d
Center-Ienry Doak
Centralia-John Jones'
tishingcreek-Norman McIlenry, Vi shultz
Franklln--John lille.
Greenwood-John w Gilaspy, Henry Mather,
James NanhOrn, Young.
Hemlock-D Pursell Geo Russell.
Locust-Jacob Carl, Rolandus lierbine, Daniel
Pensyl.
Madison Robert johnson, Conrad Kramer, Pet
er Workhiser, ID Nelliver.
Miniln-Michael Heller, Z sweppenhiseT, A
MOntour--Ienry Lazarus, q w Mears.
Mt. Pleasant-Elias Howell
Roaringereeko samuel Iiouok, lr
Scott-Dayid Geisnger q W Jacobs
sugarloaf-Milet stephens.
SECOND WEEK.
Bloom-C S Fornwald Josiah Ralston, james
stayer, John Welliyer.
Beayer-Ellas Miller.
Benton-BOH man Crawford, McHenry.
Berwick-Wm Ross, WIN Thomas
Briarcreek-JOhn Sponenburger.
Catawissa - Benjamin Barndt, Pierce Greasy, Jo-
seph, Fry, Cornelius iIealey, V Kline.
tonyngham-patrickM Mohan, John Monroe, K G
Price, w Raudenbush.
Fishingcreek- Coleman, b Edgar
james Jones.
FranElla-wm Hover II s McHenry,
| reenwood-Wm Eyer.
Jackson n-Thomas W Smlth.
LOcust-lemuel Erdmen, w snyder
Maine-Wm Confair, solomon Deanor
MI. Peasant-AIn0s Wnnich.
Orange w Masteller, Geo Appleman.
ROarngcreek-Charl6s krelsher.
scott-lsaae CTeyeiing, James kresser
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 18, 1885.

Hon. Leverett Saltonstall on Mon
d,y last was appointed to be Collector
of Customs at B)ston. He has been a
Dmocrat since the disruption of the
Wing purity, and for many years has
been an active and influential membe
of the party in his State, repeatedly
representing it 10 the Democratic Nat.
ional Conventions.
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"A l. s o.,
Vend. Ex.

All that certain messuage or tenement and lot
OF ground situate. lying and being in the town of
Bloomsbury, county OF Columbia and state OF
pennsylvania bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at the corner OF lot OF ground
OF Philip Unangst, on the south side OF Main or
Second street, OF said town, AMI running thence
north sixty-one degrees east thirty-nve feet to a
lot OF ground OF Joshua Fetterman thence by the
same on the wall separating the house erected on
the said premises from the house of joshua Fet-
terman enthusiastically TO the rear of the said
house, thence southwardly along the rear wall OF
the house erected on the premises hereby con.
veyed or mOrtgaged, one foot and eight inches,
thence by the lot OF Joshua Fetterman SOUTH
eastwardly TO post on Pine alley thence along
the said alley enthusiastically thlrty-three feet
and four inches to the corner of lot Of ground
or Philip Unangst, thence along the same
ENTHUSIASTICALLY two hundred and seventeen feet
and six Inches TO the place OF beginning contain
Ing one-siXth OF an acre, more or less whereon
are erected two-story brick house and frame
stable.
seized, taken in execution at the suit of Geo.
Hughes, assigned to Margaret n. Hirman who
assigned 10 Robert G.. Neal VS.. Lloyd Paxton and
Il. X Drnker executors OF jeremiah H. TIarman
with notice to Mary n. IIarman, widow, and LIZ
zle Fulton, and l. w. McKelvy, guardian, adlitem,
OF samuel b. IIarman and Helen Harman, children
and heirs OF the said decedent, and to be sold as
the property OF Lloyd Paxton and Z. IT, DrinRer
executors OF jeremiah II. lIarman, with notice TO
Mary N. Harman, widow and Lizzie II. Fulton,
ana ]. w. MckelyyA guardian, adlltem OF Samuel
b. IIarmau and Helen Harman, children and heirs
OF the decedent.
CLARK Atty. lev Fa.
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al ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, on which is erected large two story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,

more or less on which Is erected large two story
| RRJCK DWEIJJNr uOJrSE
|
| large bank barn. wagon shed, corn cribs stables
and out buildings, all in good condition. A good
well OF water at the door, About 12O acres OF this
farm is cleared and in high state of cultivation,
| the balance Is in good timber.
| ATS 60
|
| All that certain messuage, tenement and tract
OF land situate In Scott township, Columbia Co.,
| Pa, bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
| Beginning at corner near the Flshingcreek;
thence by lands Of John Kelchner north eighty five
degrees east thirty-seven and ive-tenths perches
TO corner thence by same north seventy-seyen
degrees east, twenty-slX perches to stake; thence
| by the same north sixty-one and a half degrees
east, sixty-two perches to abutternut; thence
north forty-three degrees east twenty mine and six
| tenths perche5 to n buttment OF brldga across
Fishingcreek; thence north twelve degrees east
thirty-fo perches to corner;thence south eighty
three degrees east. nine and six-tenths perches
toa corner thence by lands or Abram Custard
souVh Ten ana half degrees west forty -one
perches 10 corner; thehce by lands OF JACOB Ter
wllilgersouth eleven degrees west, st,eleven and i've
'ehths perches 10 acorner; thence by the same
sou.h eish'y-hVe ana n hait degrees west, three
perches 10 cornerthenceby the same south fifteen
uesrees west, ten percheS 10 corner: thence
south seVehty-ohe degrees east, Two perches 10 a
corher' thehce south ten degrees west sixteen
perches 10 u corner; thehce south eighty-seVen
| degrees east, one perch 10 corner thence south
! seventeen degrees west, forty-nine perches to
| corner; thehce north eighty-eight and half de-
grees east ior'y-seVeh perches 10 corner; thence
| south eghty-one and halr degrees east, eleven
| ana hVe-tenths perches toa corner: thence along
an ailey south ten and threefourths degrees west,
a,n ai,u W
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an
l\ application VIII be made to the Governor OF
Pennsylvania on Monday, the seventh day OF
December, 1885, by A. H. Schoch, X. &. Neal, John
A. Funston j. G. Brown, w. NJ. Reber and g. W.
Miller, ali OF the town OF Bloomsbury, ,BC Columbia
county, Pennsylvania, under the Act OF Assembly
entitled, San Act TO provide for the Incorporation
and regulation OF certain corporations y approved
the charter OF an Intended corporation to be called
"The Bloomsbury Steam and Electric Lis hit Co, y
the character and object OF which Is for the pui
pose OF making and supplying heat and power by
steam and the making and supplying light by
electricity the business OF the said corporation TO
be conducted and carried on In the said town OF
Bloomsbury and for these purposes 10 have. pos
sess and enjoy, all the rights, benefits and privi-
leges OF said Act OF Assembly and supplements
thereto. JOHN NJ CLARK,
Oct-3l-6t Solicitor
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Editor Stead of the Pal Mall Ga
sette, has been convicted in the Arm
strong abduction case. He adheres in
the main to the truth of the revelations
published in the Gazette concerning
tie immoralities of London.
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A serious accident occurred on the
West shore railroad on Monday, by ar
express train being thrown from the
track by washout. Mrs. Charles II.
Platt of Rochester was killed.
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ID ULE ON HEIRS.
ESTATE OF GEORGE HESS LATE OF sUGARLoAF
TOWNSHIP, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PENN
SYLyAHIA, DECEASED,

sYLyAN1A DECEASED.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, ss:
The commonwealth OF Pennsylvania to Rebecca
Hess, Guava, Clinton Hess Guava, Ezekiel Hess
coles Creek, all of Columbia county, Pa, Emanuel
Hess, unlonviile Iuscola county, Michigan, Elsie
Hess, Guava, Columbia county, Andrew Hess
whose last place OF residence was watrousville,
Tusc0la county, Michigan, Angelina Gibbons, In
termarried with !. b. Gibbons Central, Sarah
Baker intermarrled with Wesley Baker Unityville
Lycoming county, Pa, Mary Elizabeth Fritz inter-
married with Amandus Fritz, Coles Creek, Alexan-
der Hess Sonestown, sullivan county, Pa, llneal
descendants OF George Hess, deceased, and to all
other persons interested greeting. You and each
OF you are hereby cited to be and appear before
the Judges of our orphans Court at an Orphans
Court to be held at Bloomsbury, on the first Mon
day OF December, next. Then and there to accept
or refuse to take the real estate OF said George
Hess deceased, at the appraised valuation put on
II by the inquest and awarded by the said Court
and returned by the Sherif, or show cause why it
shall not be sold And hereof fail not
witness the Honorable William Elwell President
OF our said court at Bloomsburg the Sth day OF
october, a. ID. 1885. W. ii. SNYDER,
u. Nj. QUICK, Clerk o. e.
Deputy.
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Monday, lI!ln!l, !, 1885,

at ep m, all that certain lot OF ground situate
In the town OF Catawssa, county OF Columbia and
state OF Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to-wlt: on the east by an alley on the
west by Second street, on the north by Pine
street, and on the south by land of legatees of
Solomon lIelwig, deceased and Benz amin Barndt,
whereon Is erected two story frame dwelling
house and outbulldlngs.
Seized, taken in execution, at the suit OF James
s. Lewars, administrator Of Joseph Clewell decd,
vs. Fayen Weaver ana to be sold as the property
OF Fayen Weaver.
hhaWn, Atty. Vend. Ex.
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ESTATE OF JOHN SPRINGER, DECEASED.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF John
Springer, deceased late OF Hemlock township Col
umbla county, Pennsylvania, deceased have been
granted by the Register OF said county TO the
dersgned Administrator. All persons having
claims against the estate OF the deceased are re-
quested to present them for settlement, and those
Indebted TO the estate to make payment TO the un.
dersigned administrator without delay.
PETER S. BRUGLER
Administrator with the Will anneXel
Pos. office, Buckhorn, Col Co, Pa nov l3-6w.
Residence, IIemock township COL Co., Pa.
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Franklin B. Gowen wants 10 be
elected President of the Reading rail
road, and has written lengthy paper
on the subject.
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Thirteen people were killed and fifty
wounded in cyclone near Selma, Ala
bama, last Friday night.
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CRAND JURORS


FOR DECEMBER TRRA.
Bloom-JOhn Rehm, William Thomas
Berwick-Isaiah Bower, oswald Grasley,
Kitchen, John Sponenberger, A Seeley.
Catawissa-Lloyd Miller,
Center-E1ward Stewart, John Wanich, Joseph
Weiss
Centralia-James Dyke, Edward McFadden.
C0nyngham-Andrew CAIN james kOstenbau
der, Geo Letter.
Fishingcreek-J ID McIIenry.
Hemlock-Frankln Moore.
Jackson-Calvin Derr.
Maine-JOseph Geiger.
Minln-M V Is Keller.
Montour-P karshner.
Scott-Joseph Carl, NJ McCollum.
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Rel, the leader OF the northwest re-
bellion, who has been sentenced to be
hanged,has been respited until the 10th
inst.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real EState!

thursday, Decem Der 5, 1885,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, on the premises the following
described valuable real estate, to-wlt: All that
piece, parcel and tract of land, situate In the
township OF Mt. Pleasant, county OF Columbia and
state OF Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to-wlt: Beginning at a corner OF land OF
- Grimes, thence north ten degrees west, six =
ty-f0ur perches to corner, thence north seven
teen degrees west, thirty-five perches to post;
thence north ffty-siX and half degrees east sew
enty-three and four-tenths perches to a chestnut;
thence north fifty-ive degrees east ffty-three
perches to a chestnut oak: thence north twenty
six degrees east, thirteen perches to a corner;
thence north twenty-slx degrees west twenty
three slx-tenths perches to a chestnut; thence
north twenty Zone degrees west thirteen perches
to a corner; thence north seventy-four degrees
east twenty-six perches to corner thence north
twentyAtwo degrees west, twenty and two-tenths
perches to pine thence north thirty one degrees
west, t,fortythree and four-enths perches to corner
thence north six degrees east thirtyeight and one
tenth perches to hemlocb; thence south twenty
degrees east twenty-five perches to hemlock
down; thence south twenty-sX degrees east fif
ty-four perches to post; thence south twenty
one and half degrees east twenty perches TO
corner; thence south fourteen and half degrees
east ten and four tenths perches TO corner;
thence south five degrees east eleven five tenths
perches to a corner thence south twenty-three
degrees east thirty fourand sixtenths perches TO
corner;thence south eleven degrees east twentysev
enand ve-tenths perches to a corner; thence south
three degrees east thirty eight perches to corner
thence south twelve degrees west thirty
perches to an abutment of bridge at creek; thence
southrorty-three degrees vest twenty-nlne and six
tenths perches to abuttment; thence south sixty
one and half degrees west sxty-two perches to an
oak; thence south seventy-seven degrees west
twentysix perches to a corner; thence south
eighty-flve degrees west thirty-seven and hve-
tenths to corner the place OF beginning, contain.
NO
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Mr. Moody, the evangelist, has fin.
nished his work at Reading. He will
hold meetings at Williamsport soon.
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Scraps Of News.

John Mccullough, the eminent actor,
died at his home in Philadelphia last
Sunday afternoon.
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The steamer Algoma was wrecked
on Lake Superior on Monday, and
thirty seven lives were lost.
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Two prisoners escaped from the
Wilkesbarre Jail on Monday, and two
from the Tunkhannock jail the same
daY.
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7 IST OF CAUSES

T IST OF CAUSES
FOR DECEMBER TERN.
Jesse Pasten VS. Jacob Hay & Son.
Frederick HoSlers use VS. ID ii & w X Co.
Josiah Philips use VS. w Potts Ramsey ct al.
Rohr McIIenry vs. WIN L Patterson.
James Bird VS. Darling cup ct al.
Mary U Holmes vs. j Woods ct llX.
Adams q son VS. Francis Evans trustee.
Peter Michaels heirs VS. John LoOfnagle.
G. ID Fowler VS. Berwick Boro.
Casper FranZ VS. Berwick Boro.
John Sponenburg VS. Berwick Boro.
II II Craig vs. Mahala Craig.
Frank stewart VS. Daniel Il Seybert.
Crawford VS. Hiram Thomas
ID + Seybert VS. L Adams ct al.
Jonas Doty ct al VS. John suit.
l. Adams VS. d Il Seybert.
A b Herring ct al VS. s G Creay.
A Freas Mfg Co VS. o + Ferris ct al
Thomas Geddls VS. Joseph Foust ct al.
X Nannatta vs. Joseph Foust ct al.
ii Everett VS. b L Sutllff ct al.
Geo Welllver VS. o Ferris ct al.
A DVERTISERS! Send for select list OF local new,
Apapers. g. p. Rowell q Co 10 Spruce ST., N. !
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given TO the creditors OF the un-
cern, that he Will apply TO the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Columbia county for the benefit OF the in
solvent laws OF this Commonwealth on Monday
afternoon, December 7th, 1885, at which time any
person having any objection TO his nnal discharge
as an insolyent debtor, can appear and make the
same known. JESSE Y. LINN.
Nov y axu
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DEAFNESS IS nS,pe cAUsEs 10 Hso {. and nd
twas deaf twenty-eght years. Treated
by most OF the noted specialists OF the day
with no beneft. Cured himself In three months
and since then hundreds of others by same pro,
cess. plain, simple and successful home treat
ment. Address Il. S. PAGE, l2S East 2Gth street,
New York City. nov-3O-4t-d
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the following &C.
count has been filed In the Court OF Common Pleas
OF Columbia County and viii be presented to tht
said Court on the First Monday of December, A
d., 1885, and confirmed nisi. and after the fourth
day OF said term confirmed absolute unless eXcep
tions are filed within that time.
LIST. First and final account Of Martin p. Lutz
assignee OF the estate OF c. b. Brockway.
q. NJ. QUICK, WIN. ii. SNYDER,
Deputy. Proth'y.
Prothonotary's ONCE, Bloomsbury, Pa Nov. 7th
1875
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SEIE 1EIHLE IPRICES!
NEW FALL GOODS.

Good quality, quilting Calico for 3c, per yard.
Full line of beached and unbleached Muslin from &C. up
Canton Flannes from 6 to lie.
Red Twill Fannels from 90 to 6Oc
White and Gray Fannels, very cheap.
All wool Ladies' Cloth, all coors, 45c. per yard.
g 1! yls. wide for G5c
Ladies' quilted bottom Skirts tor 80
" Italian cloth for 1926
Full line of Ladies' Gents and Chdrens Underwear cheap
All Wool Double Shawls from 425 to $50
New stock of Ladies' Wraps and New Markets
New stock of Chldrens and Misses Coats.
Some last Coats and Doman than half price
Colored Dress Silks from 40 to 115 per yd.
Black extra quality from 100 to $50
BrOcade Velvet black and coored as low as the lowest
Plain Colored Velvets, all colors for 100 per ward
Plain Black Vevets from 100 to 200 4"
Silk Plush all colors from 200 to 375
he best all wool Jerseys in town for 100 Jerseys all prices
2,60
full line of wool dress goods the lowest cash prices and much
cheaper than
White Blankets from 125 to $50 per pair.
Ladies fine black eeced cotton Hose white heels and toes Also
full line of Hosiery Gloves and goods as are usually kept
in a first class
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All That certain village lot situate in Espy, COL
Co., Penna, bounded on the south by Main street,
on the west by an alley, on the east by lot owned
by Alexander Wanlch, being sixty feet front on
Main street, whereon is erected q two-story frame
dwelling house, stable and other outbuildings
Seized, taken in execution at the suit OF NJ. C.
woodward Vs. John Waters and Robert s. Howell
and to be sold as the property OF John Waters
Howell Atty vend. Fx.
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A l. S O.,

All that certain messuage and lot, piece or par
Gel OF ground situate on the northwest corner OF
East and Fifth streets, in the town OF Bloomsbury
bounded and described as follows to-wit on the
east by East street, on the south and west by
Fifth street and Strawberry alley and on the
north by lot OF John Culp, being about ninety-ive
feet on East street, two hundred and twenty
feet, more or less, on Fifth street, and
two hundred feet, more or less, along
lot OF said John Culp and being the
same premises which Samuel Molten and wife, by
deed dated the twenty-eighth day of May, A: D..
1870, and Isaiah Hagenbuch and wife by deed
dated the fourteenth day of December, A. D. 1869,
conveyed to stephen H. Miller, aforesaid.
Seized, taken in execution, at the suit OF Isaiah
Giger, Josiah Gger jeremiah Hess, Debora Har-
rtson and c. w. Miller in trust now to the use or
Elmira Huntington VS.. S. II. Miller and to be sold
as the property OF S. II. Miller
knorr and Wintersteen, Atty's. Lev. Fa.
JOHN MOUREY
Sheriff
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IA ACRES
GNsT Aro FLoJVFq MILl

and four perches OF land, be the same more OF
less on which Is erected large
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BLOOMSBURY MARKET.
Wholesale. Retail.

Coal ON WHARF.
No 0 $500; Nos 4 Il 8 SO. 25
Bltuminus, 81.