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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02
COURT PROCLAMATION.

" HEREAS, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwElL
w PRESIDENT Judge OF the Court OF oyer and
Terminer and GeneralJail Delivery, Court OF quar-
Ter Sessions OF the Peace and the Court OF Common
Pleas and Orphans Court In the Goth Judicial Dis
trict, composed OF the counties OF Columbia and
Montour, and the Hons. James Lake and II. L
shuman Associate Judges OF Columbia county
nave issued ther.precept bearing date the 18th day
OF FEB. In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eignty-six, and 70 me directed for
holding Court OF oyer and Terminer and General
quarter Sessions OF the Peace, Court OF Common
Pieas and Orphans Court, In Bloomsbury, in the
county OF Columbia, on the first Monday. being
the Srd day OF May 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 In
their proper person at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon of
said 5ld day OF May with their records inaui-
sitons ana other rememDrances, to do those things
winch 10 their offices appertain 10 be done. And
those that are bound by recognizance TO prosecute
against the prisoners that or may be In the tail
OF the said county OF Columbia to be then and there
10 prosecute them as shall be Just Jurors are re-
quested TO be punctual In their attendance.
agreeaoly TO their notices. Dated at Boomsburg
l1N>l the 2nd day OF April In the year OF our
( L. 3. LORD one thousand eight hundred and
~ elgnty.sN, and In the one hundred and
ainth ninth year OF the Independence OF the United
states OF America.
sherlhs ONCE SAMUEL SMITH,
sheriff
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

After occupying much valuable
time in the discussion of the Edmunds
resolutions concerning the production
of papers relating to the removal and
appointment of officers by the Presi-
dent, the Senate finally adopted them
last Friday by majority OF one vote.
The resolutions virtually amount to
nothing, and the discussion was open
ed by the republican senators simply
in the hope Of making some political
capital for themselves. In this they
were worsted by the President, and
they can now proceed to public bust
ness.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

Indiana county liquor-dealers are
murmuring louder than ever Judge
Harry White has again committed the
Wholesale refusal act in dealing with
the license question and the hotel.keep
ers are naturally anxious to know how
long this thing is going to last.
Judge Whites extraordinary refusa
of licenses is based on the general law
of 1867, which provides that sit shall
be lawful for said Court to hear remon
strances against the application and ii
all cases to refuse the same whenever
in the opinion of the Court, having
due regard to the number and charac
ter of the petitioners Tor and q
g;iinst such application, such license
is not necessary for the accom-
mediation of the travelling public anC
entertainment of strangers and travel
ers." His opponents argue that he is
inconsistent in making this law apply
to Indiana county,'which is covered by
local license law passed In 1866, be-
cause he has ruled that the penalties
imposed by later general law cannot
be substituted for the penalties i'm
posed by the local law in question,
which applied only to Blair, Indiana
and Westmoreland counties.
But whether the general law of 1867
applies to these three counties or not
it certainly applies to the other coun-
ties of the State 1t seems to assume
that stimulating drinks are necessary
to the travelling public, while Judge
White assumes the contrary. The law
may be right and White wrong, OF
White may be right and the law wrong,
but he is on the bench to enforce the
law as it is, not as it ought to be or as
he privately thinks it ought to be-.
This is the reason why the thousands
who agree with him as to the fact dis
agree with him as to his right to make
and unmake law. Times.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

1t is truly wonderful what modern
medical science can accomplish. Last
week an operation was performed in a
New York hospital that is almost with
out parallel. The patient was female
about twenty-five years of age, and one
OF her limbs had become diseased by
injuries to the bone received from fall.
She was placed under the influence of
chlorofnrm, her leg was cut open, the
diseased bones sawed off and taken out,
and the healthy bones connected by
silver wire, and the flesh sewed up a.
gain. The operation took two hours,
and it is expected that the patient will
regain the use of her leg, which will be
in no way distigured by the treatment.
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MANIFESTATIONS FOR MAY TERM.

FIRST WEEK.
BEAvRR-Abraham Rice.
BgRwIoK-Abraham Cortright, James Hay.
man, Wm. StackhOu,e Ell sherwood.
BESToS-J IL Melliver.
BLooMsBURG-Geo Bideman, Jacob Deiffenbach
VIM. Dietterich, II Freeze, Richard stiles, B
/ Nannatta.
BRIARcREEK-w s Ash, W Houseknecht, NJ II
Petty.
CESTRR-A D Brader, Jacob Hess.
CESTRAIA-C Murphy, w Troutman.
CATAwIssA-Geo. II Geary
CoNYHGHAM-Thomas Casey, Christian Leffier
,FIsHIsGoREEK-TM Colder, c II Moore, John
Wenner.
GREENwooD-G Thomas
iEMlocK-Wm. Beu, Philip Stroup.
JAGksosIE Louder Ellis Mciieniy, NJ Por-
LoeUsT-H " Beaver, Peter Fetterman, Daniel
leiby. David Raup.
MADIs0E-Wm. LOurey.
MIFRLIs-A Hess
MosIoURaJ Farnsworth, John Quick.
ORANGE-Wm. Hess
PME-Henry Richie.
hoARIkGcREKK-P X Mensch, Washington Rarig.
Trench,
suGARLoAP-Aw W Fritz.
SECOND wREK
BEAyER-Leyl II Michael, G W Stead.
BERwlcK-Seth l,owman, James NJ seesholtz.
BksToA-Ge0. Gibbons, j Kline Chas Obrien
BIOoMsBuRG- WIN. Rhodemoyer.
GEsTREmJohn Aikman, John Delong, Geo. Pohe,
Allen Shellhamer Vim. Shaffer.
CENTRALIA-J0hn James.
CATAwlssA-ND d Harman, Geo Manhart.
CosysGHAM-Jerry George, Charles Welderman
,,Ga ,fishiSgoEkEk1B M ~ Markle, silas McMenry, =
GREEswooD-I W Girton Jacob X. Berlin.
Loousr-Lawson lee, Vim. Fetterman.
MAIN John Harmony Boyd Yetter.
MADI5oN-Frederick Derr, WIN. Smith n WellIyer
MrfLIN-lsaac Andreas.
M0NTOuR-FTancs Ileby
ORAsaE-Geo. Herring.
MT PLkAsANT-JacoD Hlrlelnan
STANDARDIZATION Fritz.
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TRIAL LIST FOR MAY TERM, A,

Mrs. D Frederick:vs Edward Lyons,
Yeager, ct uX VS. Thos Mensch.
Ieager ct uX VS. James Ritter.
Hester Farver VS. Stephen Pohe.
George Stricken use VS. Funston with notice, &C
Rohr McHenry VS.. VIM. Il Patterson.
James Bird VS. Darling Culp ct al.
Jacob Haines VS. n d w Ry Co.
Jane Meyer VS. Joseph Clewell's admr.
NJ G Hughes ct al VS. John Lloyd.
Hess Thomas VS. Hiram + Everett.
Mary W Holmes VS. Woods ct uX
VIM II YOrgey VS. LocustMt. Water Co.
Catawissa Deposit Bank VS. S Z Greasy.
Joseph Hess eX'r VS. Frank Hess.
Albert Cadow vs. d La w RRCo.
Theodore Craig VS. Mahaa Craig.
John Bloas VS. j Hicks.
Charles W McKelvy ct al VS.. c b Brocxway.
Benjamin fetterman VS. Boyd Robls0O.
Charles Reichart VS. Emanuel Mauser
q II Gordner VS. VIM Gingles,
II w Bower VS. o Ferris ct al
4 N Freas Mfg co VS. + Ferris ct al.
John l. Brumbach vs. D l. q WRR.
George B Seibert VS. S NJ Hess ct al.
Z c Ager VS. John Grotz
II Everett VS. Bruce Sutlifr ct al.
Harvey ieacock VS. Jacob Il Rink,
George Welver VS. o Ferris ct al.
X F Colley VS. Albertson admr ct al.
Hess and Thomas VS. II + Everett
Q Brockway VS. Columbia County.
A smith VS. samuel Brugler
p Patton VS. A + Heller
Fannie FreaS VS. Lydia Sponen berg
Peter Goods Ex'rs VS. Levi NJ Lutz with notice &c.
The curtis Mfg Co vs. Clark Thomas.
Matsontown Planning MIL Co vs. + Harder.
WIN kriCkbaum VS. John B Casey.
NaStlne Mears VS. Conyngham a. Cent'lia Poor Dis
Augustus Bibby ct uX VS. Geo Hartman ct al.
John l. Brumbach VS. Clark Harder
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02
THE LABOR TROUBLES.

All over the country the spirit of
striking has struck the laboring class
es. The railroad troubles in the west
have thrown thousands of men out of
employment, stopped the running of
freight trains, and thereby brought un-
told losses upon the business men, as
well as on the employees themselves.
The cause Of this difficulty was the dis
charge of a single member of the
Knights of Labor, and the object was
to force his reinstatement, and not for
higher wages. In this matter the
organization known as the Knights of
Labor has taken the bit in their own
mouths, and are acting against their
own principle and contrary to the ad-
vice and wishes of their chief officers
Master " orkman 7. V. Powderly, the
head of the organization has written q
letter, 10 which he condemns the strike
and urges moderation. He covers the
whole subject when he says that "while
an injury to one is the concern of all
it is not wise to injure all for the sake
OF one The document is long, but
ne sums the situation up in his closing
lines as follows:
81 write this circular to lay before
the order the exact condition of things.
am neither physically nor mentally
capable of performing the work required
OF me. | am willing to do my part,
but must not be asked to maintain a
false position before the world any
longer. One of two things must take
place either the local district assem-
blies of the order must obey its laws
or must be permitted to resi- On from
position which obiges me to play
one part before the public and another
TO our members. / say to the world
that the Knights of Labor do not ap-
prove of or encourage strikes, and In
one day dispatches come to me to come
to Troy, New York Manchester, New
Hampshire Chicago, Cincinnati,
Lynchburg, Va; Springfield, Ohio,
and Montreal, Canada. 1t is impossi-
BILE for human nature to stand the
strain any longer | must have the
assistance of the order or my most
earnest efforts will fail. viii l nave
1t? If so strikes must be avoided ;
boycotts must be avoided. Those. who
boast must be checked by their assem-
blies. No move must be made until
the court Of last resort has been appeal
ed to. Threats Of violence must not
be made.
Politicians must be hushed up or
driven out. Obedience to the laws of
Knightbood must have preference over
those of any other order.
If these things are done the next five
years will witness the complete emanoi-
patton Of mankind from the curse of
in our members We require
secrecy, obedience, assistance, patience
and courage II with these aids you
strengthen my hands will continue in
the work. If you do not desire to
assist me in this way, then select man
better qualified to obey your will and |
will retire in his favor"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

Keeper Laverty of the New Jersey
state prison is now on trial by the sen
ate of that state under articles of i'm.
peachment. He is charged with i'm
proper conduct and criminal intimacy
with female prisoners, and number OF
them have given very damaging testi
mony against him. One of the wit.
nesses named Minnie Schaefer swort
that Laverty is the father of her in.
fant, born since she left prison. She
said that Laverty seduced her under a
promise that he would procure par
don Tor her, and that he subsequently
promised to pay her $1,000 but failed
to do so.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

The Philadelphia Times thinks it is
possible to overdo the monument bust
ness. When agreat soldier, statesman
or philanthropist dies, it is well enough
for the public to commemorate his life
and deeds by the erection of a suitable
monument over him, but when an ap
peal is made to the people for funds to
raise a costly tomb or statue for every
good fellow" who shuffies off this
mortal coil, be he actor, politician or
what not, it is going to far The funds
had far better be devoted to the wants
OF his family, or to some charitable
object, where they will be of more value
than simply to please the eye.
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Adjourned Court Proceedings April lst.

Opinion was filed in each of the
following cases.
Estate of f. J. McIIenry deceased.
Auditors report confirmed.
Estate of James Roat Auditors re-
port confirmed.
Estate of Mary c. Peterman. Ex-
ceptions to account sustained.
Estate of Thos. Creveling Jr. Aud
itorsreport confirmed.
Estate Of Moses Everett Report
referred back to the Auditor with in.
structions.
Samuel 5, App ct al VS., VIM. Eyer
ct al. Judgment for defts. on case
stated.
Tnos Neticot VS.. VIM. Thompson
Certiorari. Judgment affirmed.
Adams IL Son, and K. L. Adams VS.
Phillip Spooney 2 cases Rules dis
char ged
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d ULE ON HEIRS.
ESTATE OF DANIEL THOMAs DECD

~. ~ hsIATE of DANIEL THOMAS, DECD.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, S.:
TO John Thonas, Snow Shoe, Centre Co., Pa,
Peter Thomas, F1shingcreek, Columbia CO., Pa,
samuel IhomPS ttshlngcreek, Ann Edwards wild.
ow Ross Twp, Luzerne county, and Eliza Markle,
flshlngcrt ak, children OF Daniel Thomas, and
Mary NJ. Hustled, Dallas, Luzerne oounty Pa,
Christena Morrison. Melissa Stein and d. s. Thomas,
az ,oI Mountain Top, Luzerne county, Pa, Joshua
Thomas, Daniel Thomas, parven Thomas and Ann
Thomas, all OF FtshingGreek township aforesaid,
and Ella sitter Berwick, Columbia county, Pa,
grandchildren and lin sal descendants OF Daniel
Thomas, deceased, and to all other persons inter
ested. greeting; You and each OF you are hereby
cited 10 be and appear before the Judges OF our
Orphans Court at an Orphans Court 10 be held at
Bloomsburg on the first Monday or May next, then
ana there 10 accept or refuse TO take the real es-
tate OF said Daniel Thomas deceased, at the ap-
praised valuation put upon II by the inquest duly
awarded by the said Court, and returned by the
sherin, or SHOW cause why 1t shall not be sold.
And hereof fail not.
witness the Honorable William Elwel President
OF our said Court, at Bloomsbury the seventeenth
day OF March, A. ID. 1886.
WM. IL. SNYDER, Clerk OF o. c.
MAKO. u. Nj. QUICK, Deputy.
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Philadelphia Markets
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

d, FEED'-Westen winter bran, spot, 1850
Spring 1900 "a l7.75
tLOUR.-Western extras 3.25 "a 3.T5; Penn a
FAMILY, 400 "a 4;25 Ohio clear, 43IB "a 462 winter
patent 5'l5 "a 6.5j; renna. roller process 425 a
! WHEAT-Pennsylvania red, No. l, so
| RYE.-65.
CORN.-i4k @46
HAY AND STRAW TimOthy-Choice Western
ana New Iork, 1850. fair TO good Western and
New York, 1850 IA 1+50; 0;medlum Western and New
York, IL "a IA. cut hay as to quality n, "a 10.
Rye straw 2l Wheat straw, 10. oat straw
PoTAIOES.-Eastern rose S5a90 Burbanks %
50 Eastern Chills 60 "a G5 western rose 6O a. a.
uiSS5S7, uEiGSSG5SS;17P9nnsylyani l3; western 12k.
BuT1Ek-Pennsylvania creamery prints 3Od 32
Creamery Extra 80 Western extra 3d. fair 25 "a a6
LIVE EPouLTRi.-Fowls, "a sH Turkey 4 "a
IA l3 ducks lilo l3 -
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

The investigation at the McAllister-
vile Soldiers Orphan school has devel-
oped not only that the children are not
properly fed and clothed, but that
gross immoralities have been practiced
there. The Governor has completed
his visits to these schools, and will soon
make known the result. Some start
ling disclosures may be expected.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

state OF Pennsylvania 90
County OF columbia 90
(@-l Among the records and proceedings of
( J.. S. : tue Court OF Common Pleas In and for
k-l the county aforesaid 1t is inter ala
thus cor Aimed
In the matter OF the petition OF the Delaware
LackaWanna western Railroad Company for the
appointment OF Trustees under mortgage OF the
lackawanna Bloomsbury Railroad Company,
dated March |, 1850
And now March l6, 1885, on presentation and
perusal OF the petition filed IN this case, it is
ordered that notice OF the application for the APP
polntment OF Trustees to MI the vacancy caused
py me qeath OF George NJ Hollenbach and Warren
d. woodward Trustees In mortgage OF the Lacka.
wanna q Bloomsburg Railroad Company, dated
MaIcn !, 1893, 0e printed In one newspaper pub
ished In Philadelphia and III one published in
NorthumDerand, Montour and Columbia counties,
once 10 each OF four successive weeks prior 10 the
thlfd day or May next setting forth that appoint
ment VIII be made on that day OF three Trustees
IN accordance with the prayer OF the petitioners
be DONE ny THE CoI'RT
Certified from the records March II, 1886
ono WIN. IL. SNYDER, Prothy.
GEO. +. ElWELl, Atty FOR Petitioner
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GRAND JURORS FOR MAY TERM

BEAvRR-G p Dreisbach G ID Kline
BERwICK-Low McIIenry, Daniel oliver, l. A
Stiles "
BEsToS-Daniel Esheman, Nathan Tubbs
BLoohsBuRd-S Boone, Charles RABBI
i Everett.
CESTRR-Alfred Bower, Isaac Greasy
CESTRALA-Lafayette Fetterman, James Quing.
| ley.
| CATAwIssA- John Huber
| CoNYNGHAM-Daniel Geroghty
| GREBNwooD-Maryn Kline.
| JACKSON Mathew McHenry
LoCUsr-Michael Slime.
MADIsON-G w Supplee
ORASGE-Pierce Hagenbuch
R0ARINGCREEK-Dayid Long.
SCOTT Bochman, Jacob Musseman
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

1t has recently been made known
that Col. Mutt who was killed by
Dukes at Uniortown few years ago,
was short In his accounts a. cashier of
the State Treasury S42, 900. 1t is said
TO nave been lost in oil speculation
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Saturday, April III, lSS6

court OF common PleaS or columbia county, ana
to me directed Will be exposed to public sale at
the Hoyt House in Berwick, on
Saturday, April II, 1886,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, all those two certain lots sit
uate in Berwick. Columbia county, Pa, bounded
and described as follows to-wit: Beginning at the
corner Front and Pine Streets in said town OF Ber-
wick, thence along Front street, ninety feet
to lot number sixteen, thence by the same two
hundred feet, more or less, to Canal street. thence
by Canal street ninety-nine feet to Pine street,
and thence along Pine street two hundred feet
more or less to Front street, the place OF begin
ming. The same being lots number nineteen and
twenty in plan OF Berwick, Pa, on which are
erected a two-story brick dwelling with basement
large frame stable, coal house, pig pen and out
buildings. Fruit trees on the premises.
A L s o,
All that certain piece OF land In Briarcreek
township, Columbia county, Pa, beginning at the
public road leading from Bloomsbury to Berwick
at corner OF Rasley land, thence by the same thir-
ty-two perches and sx-tenths perches to a corner
thence north seventy-four degrees east seventeen
percles; thence seventeen and onefourth degrees
west twcnty-seven seven-tenths perches, more or
less, 10 public road thence south eighty-seven de
grees west thirteen slx-tenths perches to place
beginning containing three acres, more or less.
A l. S o,
In same township beginning at public road fron
Bloomsbury to Berwick, at corner Agricultural
ground; thence by same south sixteen and one
fourth degrees east twenty-seven seven.tenths
perches to corner; thence north seventy-four de-
grees east sixteen perches 10 corner; thence
north twenty-four and one-.ourth degrees west
twenty-sx seven-tenths perches to corner; thence
south eighty-seven degrees west eleven four
tenths perches to place OF beginning, containing
two acres, 1ifty-two perches, more or less.
SeZed taken In execution, at the suit OF Chester
Copper VS.. s. b. Bowman and A. F. Greasy and TO
be sold as the property of S. B. Bowman.
jackson, Atty. Vend. Ex-
a L S O
All that certain lot or parcel OF land, situate In
Briarcreek township, said county, bounded on the
north by public road leading from Bloomsbury to
Berwick, on the east by land of Freas Fowler, on
the south by d., L. q W. railroad and on the west
by land OF Daniel Reedy, containing six acres
more or less
sezed taken In execution and TO be sold as the
property OF s. b. Bowman.
Jackson Atty. FL Fa.
SAMUEL SMITH, Sheriff,
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

-
Ry virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court nj
Columbia county, the undersigned, executor OF
the estate OF Samuel Appleman, late OF BentoI
township, deceased will expose TO public sale OF
the premises on
WEDNESDAY, April 2S, 1886,
at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, tine following de
wit: F' w
- NJ. /. Northwardly by lands OF Maigaret Dbl
dihes heirs and r. ii. Davis, eastwerdy by lands
OF G. l.. Bellies, southwaTdly by lands OF n. i
behder and George Cadwallader, and westwardly
Dy o. b. Mcllenry and Wm. Hulme, CONTAINING
slXty-nye acres, more or less whereOn is erected
tW0-story frame dwelling house, barn and out
Dulldlngs and cider press, Three wells OF good
water on the premises also good spring OF water
Everything In good condition.
NO. q Northwardly by lands OF Ellen Appleman
Eastwardly by A. II. Keefer and q. L. DAVIS
southwardly by public road and H. w Davis
Westwafdly by Rueben j. Davis, containing p.
acres more or less, the same being arabic land
NJ. y. kastwardly by the heirs OF Margaret
Dlldlne ana William Hulme, southwardly by
school,nouse lot and land OF George W. Cadwai.
iauer, Mestwardly by lands OF Russ sci Karns and
samuel McHenry's heirs, containing about twelve
acnies, VIE, ihole or less same being woodland.
Terms ana conditions Ten per cent of one.
fourth OF the purchase money to be paid al lie
slIlkll down Of the property the one fourth
les5 the ten per cent, at the continuation OF sale
ana the remaining three -fourths In one wear
thereafter, with Interest from CONFIRMATION Disj
SOLD subject 10 the rights OF John Kline the
piesenl lessee, ana possession TO be given AMI
'''' uoo.' ae ,soo II, H. HuLME,
'i"'' w. 1900 EAeCu tor
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HANNAH LAKE, DECD.
The undersigned Aucitor, appointed by the Or
phans Court OF Columbia county, TO distribute
the funds in the hands OF j. ID. Robson, ESD. ad-
nlnlstrator,' to and among the parties entitled
saturday, April II, 1886, ut o'clock p. m. When
and where all parties having claims against said
estate must appear and prove the same, or be for
ever debarred from coming In on said fund
mar.2bl f. r. KELLER Auditor
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HARRIET AOyER, DECD.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Or
pm ans Court OF Colun bia county, to make distr-
button OF the fund an tie hands o. the Pdmnlstra-
tor VIII Sit at the oice OF G. G.. Barkley, Esq., In
Bloomsburg, on Saturday, April 3Id, 1885, at .
o'clock p. m, to perform the duti's OF his
appointment, when and where all parties a.
claims against said estate must appear and n o,e
the same, or be debarred from co-ninl in on said
fund. JOHN C. YOCITM
March lei Auditor
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-02

The Philadelphia Press which has
been posing as the friend of the labor
ing man, is being boycotted in some
sections because it does not employ
members of the Typographical Union
in its office.