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the annual encampment of the depart.
ment Of PENNSYLVANIA held either at
Pittsburg or Wilkesbarre, l don't re-
member which. General Wagner tried
to have it made an out-and.ou republi-
can organization, but was unsuccessful.
There is rule which prohibits the dis
cussion of politics in the post rooms,
and which prohibits the wearing of any
insignia Of the order at political de-
monstration, but il does not amount to
row of pins, and is violated almost
every day. The order is manipulated
by the heads of each state or depart.
ment in the interests of the republicans.
Of this there is not the slightest doubt.
II is so in this department know.
PROVIDED FAT BERTHs.
"Look back in the history OF the
order, and you will find that after a
man has served as commander of this
department be has been appointed or
elected to some political Office by the
republicans. Why the position is even
to-day looked upon as a stepping stone
to snug political bercb. General
Wagner has been fixed in fat Office,
| A. Wilson Norris was made auditor
general of this state, Thomas J. Stewart
is now in enjoyment of the Office Of
secretary of internal affairs, and the
list might easily be further extended.
"We want new order and we are
going to have it. General w. 5. Rose
Grams started such movement about
two years ago, but it fell through. But
there is no use in talking about the
subject, for every democrat in the order
is we'll aware that the Grand Army of
the Republic is republican organiza
tion in disguise
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THE DIFFERENCE.

Four years ago when the Democrats
succeeded in overturning the suprem.
acy of their opponents who had been in
power for quarter of a century, it
was several weeks before republicans
were wiling to admit their defeat.
When the Cleveland administration
took it's seat, and began to apply the
pruning knife in the work of 'turning
the rascals OUT cries of "civil service
reform" were heard from every quarter.
No republican office holders voluntarily
gave up their positions, and when for
any cause they were removed, the civil
service law was invoked, and no such
office-holder relinquished his grip upon
the public crib until he was most un-
ceremoniously kicked out, and then
there was great mnttering.
Now witness the difference I'm
mediately after the recent Presidential
election the choice of Harrison and
Morton is unanimously conceded; the
heads of departments everywhere ex
press determination to resign as soor
as the newchief magistrate is inaugura
ted, in order that the administration
may not be embarrassed. That is thu
difference between republiconism ant
democracy; on the onehand greed TO
Office and an appeal to anything tha
will only keep them in Office. On tn
other hand, a ready acquiescencdto tn
will of the majority, and willir gnes
to avoid all embarrassment to tn
administration.
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Light Street.

The M. E. Church choir gave an
Oyster supper on Tuesday eveping,the
proceeds of which will be appropriated
to furnishing the choir with new chairs.
The day of pork is at hand; butcher
ing on all sides.
The Lecture given by Rev. F.
Prichard on Tuesday evening last, was
grand one, the subject being success
in life.
A surprise party was held at the
residence of Mrs j. Lees in honor of
their daughter Lzzie's birthday.
M. E. Seybert is again at his post
post furnishing his many patrons with
and pork.
Harvey Henry and Wife of Buck
horn spent Sunday in town.
The wreck at the paper mill last
week delayed travel some what, but
lucky for the passengers as no one was
seriously hurt.
Mr.. Silas Young is the first man
who received car load of lumber on
the B.& S.
Mrs. Geo. Jacoby raised a turnip in
the garden that measures three feet il
circumference.
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CAUSE THE voTEs ARE AGAINST 1T.
RICHMOND, November 24.--The
threats of Malone and Quay about quo
warranto proceedings directed against
the Democratic electors of this State
creates. no excitement here. The State
Board of canvassers will meet in the
Capitol here Monday and begin the
work of canvassing the official returns
of the election of November 9 for
electors and congressman. The men,
bers of the board have no authority to
do any thing but declare who is elected
upon the returns received by them.
They cannot hear evidence nor consider
any facts except those embraced in the
returns from the various counties of the
State. The whole scheme of the Ma
hone people is TO agitate the charge Of
suppressing colored votes in the South
The only reward the investigation can
have to Malone will be to blacken be-
fore Northern public the names of
the white people of his State, as was
attempted in the Danville investi cation.
In that case Malone made use of John
s. Wise as cats paw and pushed him
TO, ward as the persecut'r of Virginisns,
while the willy little General remained
in the background. When it was too
late Mr.. Wise discovered Mahone's
little game. In the proceeding he has
now caused to be instituted Malone
viii push forward some other member
of his party, while he remains behind
the scenes and eggs him on.
Governor Lee, when asked about
this movement, said he had received
private advices that quo warranto pro
csedings would be attempted against
the electors and he declared that he
was glad TO see such capers cut, for its
effect would be to rally en- masse the
Democrats of the State, make them
ride over all opposition and carry the
State with fine majority next fall.
"The canvassing board" said he "will
be governed by law and give the certi.
6cate of election to the,Demooratic cleo
tors; and the Democratic electors will
give the vote of the State to Cleveland
All the Quavs and Buffers and Dad
leys aud Mahones cannot prevent that,
because the result will be in accordance
with the Constitution and laws. The
bayonet can interpose, and the bayo
only, to change that result
Attorney General Rufus A. Ayers
said: "When the certificates have been
issued to the electors they cannot be
prevented from meeting and casting
their votes for President and Vice
President When the votes are cast
and duly certified there is no way of
going behind the returns. This was
decided by the Electoral Commission
in the Tilden and Hayes contest
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The season Of the year is here
when you live almost entirely
indoors.
This is the time to beautify
yourhomes by papering them;
and why put it off till spring,
these rooms will look Just as
well then as if you put it off till
spring to do the work and you
will have the use of them.
We can show a stock of wall
paper that in size and beauty is
second to none in the county.
These are the best goods from
the best makers. The prices are
in accordance with the value of
the goods.
w. H. BROOKE q Co.,
Successors to @. A. Clark.
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d EGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given TO all legatees creditors
and other persons terested In the estates Of the
respective decedents and minors that the follow
ing administrators executors guardians accounts
have been filed In the ONCE OF the Register OF Col
umbia county andwill be presented for confrma-
Ton and allowance in the Orphans Court to be
held In Blooms6urg, December Sd, 1873 at O'Clock
p. II. OF said day.
executor OF the estate Of John Quinn late of the
town OF Catawissa, deceased.
2. First and final account OF John f. Bresln,
adminis rator OF the estate OF John j. Malloy late
OF Centralia borough deceased.
g. First and final account OF Henry s. Keck
guardian OF Charles A. Shaffer one OF the heirs OF
David ShSfrer Jr. deceased.
4. First and final account OF Jacob E. Krum, ad-
ministrator OF Noah Arndt late OF Montour town.
ship, deceased
8. The first and final account OF John G. Freeze
Admr. d b. n. G. t., a OF Robert Ftnney, late OF
Liberty township, deceased.
9. The account OF j. s. Mcbride administrator
OF Frederick Derr late OF Madison township, de-
ceased
7. The FIRST and final account OF Henry utweiler
township, deceased.
9. First and nnal account OF L. b. Rupert ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Philip Crawford late
OF Mount Pleasant township, deceased.
o. First and final account OF NJ. G. Vance guar
dian OF Frank u. Reiswick, minor child OF George
Reiswick, deceased.
TO- First and hnal account OF NJ G. Vance guar
dian OF Anna X. Reiswlck minor child OF George
Reiswick, deceased.
II. First and final account OF VIM Chrisman ad.
mnistrator OF the estate OF Edward Crawford
Nov Register.
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JURY LIST
GRAND JURORS.
The following is a list of grand jurors for De
Bloomsburg-John @. Jones, John Penman, A. B.
Cathcart, Thomas Webb, Casper l. Thomas
Catawissa-Miner Hile
Centre-John Crider, Henry Doak.
Ftshingcreek-JamesA zimmerman.
reenwood-Kefer Long, w. b. Eyer.
Hemlock-GeOrge Hartman.
Jackson-Charles Lemon, It. W. Smith.
Locust "A. NJ. johnson, William Fetterman.
MI. Pieasant--Jacob Fisher Frank Dallman.
fine-Thomas Schlauch.
Roaringcreek-peter Hover.
SugarlOaf-Joshua b. Hess
Scott--George Grimes.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
The following is a list Of traverse Jurors for De-
cember term, 1888
FIRST WEEK.
Beaver-Daniel sngey.
Berwick-Bernhard Moorehead, Isaiah W. Hart
man, w. G. Barnes.
Benton--Ira Thoras
Drtarcreek-Loyd Knorr
BloomsburgzJ. j.. Hagenbuch, F; G. Eyer,
Charles krug, W. j. Corell, Harrison Shaner, Ben
jamin VintOn.
Catawissa-C. L. Erwin, Augustus Brooks, WILL
lam ZimmeTman Nelson Hartman, John Hampton
Centralia-Edward Williams, David Black.
Centre-George Conner, Emanuel Sitter
Fishingcreek-A. v. Jones, William Long, james
Fralkln-'yiIiam George
Greenwood-A. p Young, Henry Parker, WILL
lam Reese, Jacob Girard.
Observation-Disclosures Hess, Milton Stackhouse.
Locus.-John Johnson, Luther Dimmick, Isaac
Fisher Haines Yost.
Madiso John w Ross, Ebro Catner.
Main-Boyd h Yetter.
Mi1iin-D. c. Bond, John LutZ Nj. M. HartZell
Mont0ur-P. s. Karshner.
Roaringcreek-J. NJ. Kunkle.
Sugarloaf-John w Kile, John Klinger, A. N.
Vansckle.
Scott-James B, Miller, Isaiah j. Musselman
SECOND wBRk.
Benton-I. X. Laubach.
Berwick-Pierce Whltmire, W. w. Adams, John
G. JacOby, John Gray.
Bloomsbury Thomas Metherel Amos Krum
B. ". Hagenbuch, Guy Jacoby.
Centrala-John Mcdonald.
Centre-T. d. Strauss
Conyngham-John Paden, Patrick Flynn, E. G..
Price, Charles Mcguire.
Frankn-Anurew foreman, Washington Parr.
F1shlngcreek-M W. McEenry, Tillman Runyan.
Greenwood-Peter Hayman, NJ NJ. Kline, Edward
Henrie
Hemlock-E. Z. Bundy.
Locust-Davld Roup, b. S. Bodine, John Mourer
Madson-John Kreamer, Miles Smith.
Mlmin-A. W snyder, John Greasy.
Montour-Lloyd Paxton.
Orange-John Cadman.
Plne-James V. Stackhouse, j. r. Fowler
Scott--John Reynolds.
Sugarloaf-M. f. shoemaker.
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NHARTER NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an application Will
umba county, on the tenth day OF December next
at ten o'clock In the forenoon under Act OF Assem-
ton and regulation OF certain corporations ap-
proved April 20 1874 and the supplements thereto,
by Rev. j. A. Peters, Rev. F.C. Yost, Rev. S S
Rohler, Rev. j. \. Wagner and Rev. Alfred Houtz
for the ch lrter OF an Intended corporation TO be
called "The wyoming Chassis OF the Reformed
Church In the United States the character and
object which Is the advancement and promotion
OF the doctrines, customs and usages OF the Re
formed Church In the United States, and for these
purposes to have, possess, and enjoy all the rights
benefits and privileges conferred by the Act OF
Assembly aforesaid and Its supplements.
Nov 10 Solicitor
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SHERIFFS SALE.

by VlTIut Ol u WITH Ol FL. rd lSSutu OuJ VI buc
Court Of Common Pleas Of Columbia county and
to me directed, will be exposed to public sale at
the Court House, in the town Of Bloomsbury on
SATURDAY, December 8, 1888,
at O'Clock p. m, all tnat Northern half of GER
tain lot or piece OF ground situate in the town OF
Centralia, laid out by the Locust Mountain Coal
Iron Company ia Conyngham township Columbia
county, Pennsy ylvania, bounded and described as
follows to-wit: Beginning at point on the east
side Of Troutwine Street, one hundred feet north
OF the southeast corner Of Park and Troutwine
streets, thence north eighty seven degrees east
one hundred and forty feet to an alley, thence
along said alley south three degrees east twelve
and one-half feet thence south eighty seven de-
grees west one hundred and forty feet to Trout
wine Street, thence along said street north three
degrees west twelve and one-half feet to point of
beginning, whereon is erected two-story frame
dwelling house and outbuildings.
Seized, taken In execution and to be sold as the
property OF Hugh A. Conway. Fl. Fa
SAMUEL SMITH,
Mari, atty. Sheriff.
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GHARTER NOTICE.

In the Court OF Common Pleas, for the county OF
Columbia OF February term, 1885 No.
Notice is hereby given that an appIcation will
be made TO the said court on saturday the 18th
day OF December 1855, at 10 O'Clock a. m under
Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act 10 provide for the
Incorporation and regulation OF certain corpora
tions," approved April 2s ls74,. and the supple
por ton 10 be called, Legion OF st. Ignatius OF
Centraila, Pa" the eh araoter and object whereof
Is bench clal and for the advancement OF lltera-
ture and science, and for these purposes TO have
possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and pri.
yileges OF the said Act OF Assembly and Its supple
ments
Nov ss.si, solioitor.
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A Revolt Among Veterans.
DISRUPTION THREATENING THE GRAND
ARMY.


The Philadelphia Record prints the
following:
There is every probability that there
will be a split in the Grand Army OF
the Republic within a very short time,
and that another organization of union
veterans will be formed
The withdrawal from the organiza-
ton of General John M. Palmer, one
of its founders, and democratic candi-
date for governor of illinois at the
recent election, together with his
charges that the order has been used
for political purposes, has created
profound sensation in Grand Army
circles.
General Palmer was member of
Stephenson post, No. 80, of Chicago,
and is post commander of the depart
ment of illinois He has alwavs taken
an active interest in the order. He
said recently that there was nothing
for him to say further than that there
was too much politics in the order. He
expressed great regret that he was com
PEELED to sever Lis connection with the
order and added: "From its beginning
unil the present year / have been en-
Enthusiastically hopeful for the good of
the Grand Army. l have been dis
appointed, that's all, and my post has
very promptly and very honorsbly, |
think, given me my withdrawal card"
He also expressed willingness TO head
a movement in the interest of rival
organizations of veterans. This has
set the democratic members thinking,
and most of them seem anxious to enter
such an order. 1t is estimated that
there are about 1000 democratic SOL
ders connected with the Grand Army
in this state.
POLITICS WILL STILL EXIST.
Colonel Charles K. Tiptoh. who is a
member of General Robert Patterson
post, No. 275, encampment No. 2, of
The Union Veteran Legion, and an
officer of the Hancock Veteran Legion,
said yesterday that new organization
would undoubtedly be formed. "Ot
course the Grand Army is political
organization indirectly and not openly"
said the colonel. "If you are a repub-
iican it is as well and good, but If you
dare he a democrat, why that settles
you, so TO speak. At one time 1t was
a republican organization pure and
simple, and democrats could not join it.
IL was changed bat few years ago at
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n AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMsBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY Pa
A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.


Estate Of samuel Mmoesser.
Notice is hereby given that letters OF admins
tration on the estate of Samuel Nungesser, late
OF the township OF Beaver, county OK Columbia,
and state OF Ponnsylvania, deceased, have been
granted 10 " w Nungesscr OF Beaver Valley,
county OF columbia Pa, and VIM. Yeager OF
Hazleton, Luzerne county, Pa, to whom all per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to make
payments, and those having claims or demands
Will make known the same without delay.
II. w. NUNGESSER
WIN. K YEAGER
NOV 30 Administrators.
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APPRAIsEMENTs.

presented TO the Orphans Court OF Columbia
county on the nrst Monday OF December next, and
confirmed nls, and unless exceptions are nled
5olute.
Albert wintersLach Est .Catawissa personally
$4,000.
W. A. Robbins Est. orange personally $4,000.
WIN. II. SNYDER Clerk o. o,
clerks otiiee, bloomsbury O. NJ QUICK, Deputy
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1888.


on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1888.
at O'Clock in the afternoon the real estate OF the
said deceased. to-wit:
No IA certain messuage and tract or land
situate in said township Of Hemlock, bounded by
lands of Matthias Whitenight, Isaac Mordan, AL
bert Summers, william Kline, Andrew j. Beagle,
and land Of the estate OF Anton schwartz deceased.
containing a acres and 1O6 perches and allowance,
more or less with the appurtenances
No. PA tract Of land situate In said township
Of Hemlock, bounded by lands OF Isaac Mordan,
David Jones and Charles Reichard and Albert
Summers, containing twenty-six acres, more or
less, with the appurtenance?
Both tracts are Of a GOOD quality OF land. Upon
No, are erected good farm buildings, and 1t has
good fruit trees ETC., and with wells and springs
is supplied with water.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third OF the purchase
money to be secured by bonds and mortgage, the
interest to be paid to the widow OF the deceased
annually during her life, and the principal pay
able to the heirs upon her death, and the remain
ing two.thirds payable as follows Ten per cent.
OF onefourth at the striking down OF the property,
the one-fourth less the ten per cent at the conir
nation of sale, and the remaining three-fourths
in one year thereafter with interest from confir-
nation nisi.
Possession will be given April lst 1888, on the
proper security Of the purchase money. The ex-
penses OF deed, mortgage and bonds TO be paid by
the purchaser.
GEORGE W. BoGART,
BARKLEy, Atty. Administrator
Nov l6St
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ALSO

All that certain messuage and piece Of land
situate in Greenwood township, Columbia county,
Pennsylvania bounded as follows, to-wit on the
north by land OF Alfred Heacock, on the east by
land Of Alfred Heacock, on the south by public
road leading from Rohrsburg to Miville and on
the west by land OF George Ewes containing twelve
acres and seventy perches. Whereon are erected
dwelling house aud Stable.
Seized taKen In execution and to be sold as the
property OF Benjamin F. Fisher and Hannah W.
Fisher. FL Fa
SAMUEL SMITH,
Miller Atty. sherifl.
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Address
Pa, Nov g-4t
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DULE ON HEIRS.
X R'"N Wv ''Ni"''
ESTATE OF JONAS DoTY, DECD.

ID ULE UN HEIRS.
ESTATE OF JONAS DoTY, DECD.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS.
To Elizabeth II Doty, widow j o Doty Ira Doty
David Doty Israel Doty, Luther Doty and Martha
A. intermarried with Jacob Minnier, all OF Colum-
bia county. George Doty LuZerne county Pa,
Sarah Elizabeth intermarrled with Louis W
Rozelle, Ellsworth county Kansas and lineal de-
scendants OF Jonas Doty decreased 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 f1rst Monday OF
December next, then and there to accept or refuse
to take the real estate OF said Jonas Doty Deceased
at the appraised valuation put upon II by the In,
quest, duly awarded by the said Court and re-
turned by the Sheriff, or show cause why 1t shall
not be sold. And hereof fail not
Witness the Honorable Henry M Hinckley Presi-
dent OF our said Court, at Bloomsburp' the
twentieth day OF october A. D. 1888.
WM II. SNYDER, Clerk O. @,
Novs g. M. QUICK, Deputy.
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SHERIFF SALES.

BY virtue OF sundry writs issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county and
to me directed, will be exposed to public sale at
the Court House. in the town of Bloomsbury on
MONDAY, December 3, 1888.
at p m, all that tract Of land situate in Sugar
lon township, Columbia Co. Pa, bounded and
described as follows, to-wit: on the north by
public road on the east by public road leading from
Cambria, Luzerne county to Five roints, on the
south by lands OF E ]. Abertson, and on the west
by lands of L. j. Albertson, containing fve acres
more or less, whereon is erected two-story plank
dwelling house, barn and other outbuildings.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of John W. Albertson.
KELLER & HERRING, Attya yend Rx.
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

The undersigned executors OF the estate OF j. II.
Harman deceased will expose TO public sale on
the premises In Rupert at 10 o'clock a. m. OF
SATURDAY December !, 1888,
the undivided one-half OF certain lot OF ground
situate in the town OF Rupert aforesaid, bounded
on the east by public road and lands OF Lloyd
Paxton on the west by right OF way of the Cata-
wissa r. r. Co., on the south by said Railroad Co.
and lands or Lloyd Paxton. whereon ia erected a
wooden storehouse.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent of one-fourth OF
the purchase money TO be paid at the striking
down OF the property, the one-fourth less the ten
per cent at the confirmation absolute and the re.
naming three-fourths in one year thereafter with
interest from confirmation nisi.
K X. DRINKER,
LLOYD PAXTON.
Nov Q, 8w. Executors
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1888.
at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following described rea
estate certain lot or piece OF land situate in
Miniin township said county, bounded as follows
to-wit Beginning at public road running from
Abram sweppenhiser's TO George Nungesser's mill.
thence north 6s degrees west perches to a stone
thence by lands OF Abram swepp nheser north rs
degrees west perches TO stone, thence south Q
degrees east $40 perches 10 said road, thence
$40 perches to the place OF beginning containing
SO perches more or less on which are erected a
dwelling house and outbuildings
TERMS OF sALE-Ten per cent OF one Fourth OF
the purchase money TO be paid at the striking
down OF the property the one-fourth less the ten
per cent at the confirmation absolute, and the re-
naming three fourths In one year thereafter with
interest from confirmation nisi
JAMES 4. FOX,
A. l. Fritz, Atty. move Executor
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NOTICE OF INTENDED APPLICATION
IN TO MORTGAGE.

Estate or Benjamin c. Hess, a tuaatic.
To Mahala Il. Hess, wife OF Benjamin G. Hess,
jeremiah s. Hess John H. Hess, Harry L. Hess
sarah Il. Beishline, and Mary Lemon children and
Francis W. Weaver and Harvey ii. Weaver grand
children OF said Benjamin O. Hess.
Notice is hereby given that as committee OF
The SAID Benjamin G. Hess, l intend TO apply TO
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county In
the State OF Pennsylvania Oh the third day OF De-
cember next, for an order authorizing mortgage
OF Guch part OF the real estate OF said Benjamin c.
Hess as said court shall deem expedient for the
payment OF the debts and the support and main,
tainance OF said Benjamin G. Hess and his family
DAVID YOST,
Nov 4w Committe