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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04

New YoRK, jane 29.--All Of the
brokers In the coffee markst were
filled with CONSERVATION this m m.
ing BY the springing Of the sharpesi
corner ever worked in the coffee *.
change. The bulls had effected 4
complete corner ID spot coffee and
when The operators having June cot
fee to deliver attempted 70 buy i
they found Ii vas AL held BY 5
Greensr s Co, ind Crossmaa Broth
ers, VIII repre- enfed The bull clique
10 the first hour Of business hi
Price advanced . cents q pound
op ming ailh sale At III cents ane
advancing ID I3 cents on the FIRST cal
on III uf 1850 Tags. After th'
call il TO ona ccht IL . lime, unit
noon, shfn Is cents VAS bid aud u
cofic / i Il FIR sale. The pool bro
K ~ ultimate that the outstanding
con ac's viii be settled at 20 cent
per i und.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
onnosed 70 Harrison.

IspiAsAaoLis, June 30.-Th II
ber Signal to-day says the nom .
tion Of Mr.. Harrison was Q genuiI
surprise 70 the organized work. 8
men Of this state, because thei Il,
titnde toward the gentleman Is well
understood and II does not seem pos
sibls that q convention Of sane mel
would invite confidence with large
number Of votes in an ex.rem. y
doubtful State by naming . cansli-
date 90 Objectionable. Mr.. Hafri'
sons candidacy for the Senate ~,
years ago. aroused opposition amSnP
the labor organization and II was *
pressed In scores ofresolnlions adop
ted BY assemblies and unions hu
paper opposed Mr.. Hsrison's elec'
lion 10 the Senate for reasons which
would prevent il from supp lrtinI
him now. His public record. In %
Judgment, has not been suc II q
command him 10 the fayorab con
sideration Of the people tsns pape
represents.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
A Fight between u. y. MARSHA
ana Desperadoes.

MuscoGEE, July 2.--A desPera !
fght between United States ciii 'cf,
and two notorious dssperAdoes too
place al Green Corn dance neal
Euiaula late Saturday night. Unit
ed States Marshals Phillips and alc
Glaughlin attended the dance will
the expectation Of arresting some u
capped outlaws. They found Nv.
whom they wanted, brothers. name
Barrett. rhe Barfett's refused d
surrender and in the fight which fol
lowed Phillips was instantly billed
mclaughlin and one Of the Barrel
Bros. were riddled with bullets q
that both died thor ". An outside
named McIniosi was shot IN the /
by the Surviving Barrett, VINO e of
ised the gathering for some time
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
Pubic Opinion.

The Republican party this year vii
be q hypocritical party Of apologists
la capital stock viii consist Of una
dulteratcd gall, gold and gain =
Cleveland Plain Dealer, Den
The slap ii th mugwumps u Tie
Republican platform indicat !. ysr,
clearly that the party leaders V sci
down the independent vote far Cleve.
land this year.-Kaasas oitg Stae.
Iad.
The cxs cutive department and III
lover b-anch Of Congress are nos
Democratic; and unless The Republic
cans are 10 be wiser than they hay,
been 10 considering the.subject 81 II.
tariff. 20 are they likely 10 be Phi
adslphia Telegraph I'D, Rep.
Republicans Of the IngaIIs staml
will support any Republican candi
date on any kind Of n platform pos
siblo Of adoption. Unfortunately
however, the Republicans whose Il
deity 70 the party Ii not 10 BE- or {
Cd by blunders in the platform ~ !
the election Of candidates are III
strong enough 10 elect o PreiIcn.
The candidate who can be el,c,
must be not another iaycs, BIT
man who can POLL mn re thu /
party.-Chicdgo Tribune. Rep
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
OUT or EMPLOYMENT


rar AMALaAMsTKn ASSOCIATION ! III
Flcr uroS wosxSo MES.
I,su4NATi, O., June 30 Twen-
N Gye hundred iron AMI steel work.
ers IL Cincinnati and Newport will
unlt work tonight Tie trouble Il
caused by the manufacturers refa
.lng 10 renew the old contract With
tho amalgamated iron workers as
section ii Piilsbnrg yesterday. The
manufacturers want 4 reduction 81
ten per cent. Ii peddlers wages. The
workii 4 men SAY they will not sui.
NIT 10 ine reduction, They say their
association il well organized and lie
clare that they are in 4 condition y
stand q proifacied fight.
SIX HuxpnED MORE THROWN OUT
MnwAuKEE.-Jun 80. Six hundret
men we're thrown cut Of employment
to-day by ths clos ng down Of IL,
North Chicago Rolling Mills com
pAny ! mills II Bas View, because .
1.-The dilf rcpcs between he amalga
mated II. cla iuu nd tie manufac
Itureis uysr tie scale II wages for III
lensuing yeMr.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
Was llington Notes.

WASHINGTON, July 2 --Senator Ed
munds has reported back the nomi-
nation Of Judge Fuller i, the Sen
ate without rscomms I'D ,tioit and il
has gone on the executive calendar
by strict party vote.
The House committee On elections
today decided tile California contests
ed election case Of Sullivan We. Fel-
Ton, III favor Of contestant suIlivan,
and will report Il resolution unseating
FELTON,. The Republicans will pre-.
pare 4 minority report, which will
probably be drawn IN Senator Rowell
Of Illinois, favorable ID Felton's claim,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
The M. III Conference Woman
Missionary society.


On roll call, Mrs. r. d. Swiadell
Miss Matte Cannon and Mrs Hou
ston, who were not present on ~
first day, answered.
Reports from Bright Jewels calle(
for.
Miss Katie Belyin read report ffou
Society Of Edenton street church
Raleigh. Trinity Church. Durham
by Miss Mamie Walker; Car
Church, Durham, by Mrs. w. II
Branson; Main street, Durham, b,
Mrs. j. w. Hamilton. Mrs. II u
dren, lady manager, read report
from Bright Jewels Bands at Rock
ingham and Faison. Miss May Hen
dren read report from Winston RI
port from Greensboro by MIS- Gen;
Rumpass; from Charlotte verbal ie
port by Mrs. II. d. Swinde fri
Monroe by Miss Matte @ nnoh; Fly
atteville, BY Miss Rhiston; Warren
ton by Rev. Mr.. Gordon.
The Secretary, Miss Fentvess reai
reports from TIE district secsct;srir
and from Auxiliaries At Ralti4h
Greensboro, Winston, Rid u i
Yanceyyille. Kernersyllle and L Y
isville.
These reports showed the condi
ton OF the Societies. and Bright jew
els. their work during the year, nun
Der Of members, amount collected
etc, etc
The hour having arrived for read
ing papers on mission work, Mrs. l
w. Crawford went forward and rea
i very interesting paper on Brazil.
Mrs. Robertson followed with
paper on the work in China.
Miss Rishton read paper pre-
pared by Miss Brooks, who was al
sent on account Of sickness, % th
work OF Indian Territory.
These reports all contained valui
bic information as 10 how the iaiI
sronary work ~ progressing and Il
part that woman ID taking in il
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
LYNt mnUl.G AND DURHAM


LypchbisTg Nfginian.
Things are rushing on the line Of
this road. The FIRST engine has o.
rived from the New York Equip.
msnt Company, and Is now on the
trick. some freight cars have also
been Engaged from the same company.
Track bis been laid between the
Twelfth street terminus and til in,
tersection With the Virginia Midland.
n ~ that the locomotive has come
I'll trauk.iaying will Son be com
pIeted ID Rusiburg. Nestrs Ford 4
Moofman, who have the fret ten
miles beyond The Court House, IRE
driving ahead with vim aud ylgor,
In q few mon HI that part Of ne
work vii al-n be ready ior the rails,
rhc next sec ioa. tel 10 Messrs. sar-
DELL a "a, vii &c turned over 70 sub
contractors, they having SECURED !
lager coniracs ID kentucky Th'
work. IN Halif.x sui North Carolini
Il Il ng alead rapidly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
THE PRIZE DRILL.
JAMES GNrrIs WINS THE MEDAL THE
Q MpASy MAKE AN EXCELLENT
APPEARANCE.

Q MPASy MAKE AN EXCELLENT
APPEARANCE.
MI. Scott, Burch, has worn the
Durham Liz Infantry medal for
the past wear, having won II by his
fAultless drilling. 1t Ii now 10 the
hands of MI. ] Cattis, he having
been the sue ~ ~ me at the priz
drill last night at Parrish's ware~
house
A large crowd Of both ladies and
gentlemen were present and the
Company, under command of Lt.
w. A. Gattis, went through the
manuel of arms 10 an admirable man
ner, The contest narrowed down TO
III Winston, and JAS. Gattis, an
iur while it was nip and tuck, aud
tick and nip, as TO which would
saine ont victorious. The honorf
ipally fell upon private Gattis
The Judges we're =. B. Fuller. ",
8. Will, aud Capt ]. f Freeland.
Tie medal was presented to Mr.
Jas. II. sonthgs,e. who compliment.
led him upon his good looks, tht
,nmpa y Of which he was o mem
Ter. anl hs cool fortune in being
he winner IL the memento Of pro.
lfieiency; and then commended him e
| tha favorable consideration Of the
fair ladies pfesent-this being Len
year.
Ii may be truly said the d. Il. !
made a splendid appearance las
| night, and were complimented o.
all sides. They drilled with precision
and excellency. Under the brigh
beams Of the electric light, AM
amid the inspiring music Of tie Com
pany's excellent band, it proved
charming scene TO those having
taste for military display and discip
line. The ID. L. /. il fully prepares
to take their place in the front rank
Of the States troops.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04

Tire AshesllIe SIN has heen sold
Nv M.ssrs. Hehgool Il Flzgeralj
ID Randolph a Kerr. The furmer
gentlemen have made the Sun a
bright paper. We wish them. we'll.
We aesceme the new editors.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
Big l.nnd sale.

DR.. J. L. Watkins, Trustee. will
ID The 18th III july, sell 70 building
luts. The shuNileand bind factory
and oil The machinery connected
Herewith. Nov is the time 10 pre-
pare ID hay you bnildi' &.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
800 AIN AyrEorED.

Pr spuwo. . june 30. To-day
th annnt siN weeks shut down Of
eli III, 4 nj gas factories III the Wesl
., mmenceu. Alb III forty five factas
ries an,l -. d men are affected. The
Istoppa.ge this ,ear will be shorter
than usual, owing 90 the prolonged
strike in the ea.ly part Of the year,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
The Little HuckIeberrs

That grows alongside our Lills
noun aims contains an actiyc n
ciple that has a happy effect on
bowels. II enters largely in DR.. Big
gers Huokleberry Cordial, the grea
bowel remedy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04

grMrroAs--M Moisture: fntsnae itching and sting.
inQ; mos, II night, worse By scratching. IL ~
ioa "a 70 continue tunoFs form. whica often hieed
ans nlcelAla. heeo ding very sore. sWAYRfs
0txrMKSa st3pe this itching and bleeding. heals
nIcerat d aud III most cas-. removes the tumoTs
Al druggists. 81 by msi, for 90 cents Dr. swAyne
Sin Piniaaelphia Jun 20-6nt
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04

Positively your last chance fer s Don't fail attend This will
unquesonaby the biggest thing the he tremendous crowd
strong evidence that the goods less than
Tss white goods bought from the closing out
sales OF Here tile their
little further you will fnd our price,
Fine Marsees worth from 20 30 Fine French Main
from 20 to 30 Large Plaid Organe
that are worth Satin Rrocads and Stripes,
that worth from Is a73 French Honey Comb
Plaids White Ecru, worth from 80 TO 40
cents
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04

TIE revival j, the Nor,h Durham
Sunday S.loll continues to attracis
large crowds. There were eight con
yers. ms iast nighl aud - ssnce Fri.
LAY. Services III usual hour tonight.
Itod il blessing thu neiahborhood.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04

Tho simple appii alton ~ 'swAYsEs uIsr
mgNr Nv fhout AUS intAFnai me iifine. = III cure
any q I'd II Tsttsr Salt Rhenm. RinEwofni, Plies,
len, sores. ri uples, zsma II SHY Itchy Shin
gruptto4s no Ii after h08 0bsthlsfe or lopg stsnd
lag. Il potent. effective, and costs bit s ne.
jun 1g.6in
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
AGENTS WANTED

AltENlS NAMED
III III parts 81 the world; none but good
workers wanted. Show the book aud
IL sells itself; We guarantee exclusive
territory. write for circulars. terms and
press reviews, name choice Of territory
TO secure agency at once, send 81 .00for
complete outfit which will be mailed
IL once, postage paid. Liberal terms
J l. hrpHKRr PuB 10,
V17 4 $40 Olive Street, ST. Louis, No
Jun 20.St
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
ROSE Il. CLEVELAND.
SISTER or a
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
nEa SEw HOOK. so 1AL ASD MORAL
rILITnR.

TIE second edition now ready. The
largest sale hi the shortest time Of amy
book published.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
This beautiful assortment will be offered at
IL CENTS FOR CHOICE, TX
UCENTSFoR CHOICE. "

Doubtless many ladies' Great Sale had these goods
two weeks ago seg 1000 yards day This the seend
received and positively the last sale oil tile season. because
we cant G 1t We want Mondaj to be grand day
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-09-21
Republican Oolnty Convention.

Tho county convention of Columbia
county republicans was held in the
Court House last Monday afternoon,
September 18th, at 2 o'clock. W. E.
Smith, of Berwick called the conven-
ton to order, and E. B. Guie, of Cata.
wlssa was elected chairman, b. d.
Freas, of Berwick and 7. Smith, of Jack
son, secretaries. Following is list
Of the delegates in attendance:
Benton, l. X. Laubauch, c. s. o.
brien.
Berwick f., B. d. Freas, F. H. Ea-
ton.
Berwick w., G. C. Evans, w. E.
Smith.
Bloom E., VIM. Dietri,k, Matthias
Shaffer.
Bloom W. L. S. MKillip, E. v.
Hartman.
Centre, T. d. Strauss.
Calawissa, Z. B. Guie, M. G..
Hughes.
Fishingcreek, Geo. Peeler, J. M.
Buckalew.
Hemlock, John Neyhart, John
Hartman.
jackson, I. w. S mith.
Locust, J. w. Block, G. w. Stokes.
Montour, II. p. Chamb erlin, w. M.
Monroe.
Mt. Pleasant, M. Ruckle, Clinton
Crawford.
Orange, Cyrus Conner, Joseph
Crawford.
Pine, Jas. Masters, b. G. NAPLES.
Scott, W. Il. d. Hagenbuch, Theo
Heck.
Scott K. ]. B. Miller, L. B. Walton.
A resolution was then offered to ap-
point ten cOnferees to meet with the
coDferees from Montour county to
nominate president Judge for this
district.
@. G. Evans, Esq, desired to know
who presented the resolution and the
name OF l. X. Laubauch was given.
Mr.. Laabauch arose shortly aftorward
and said that he was not the author of
the resolution but it had been handed
to him 10 present TO the convention
The chairman thought it was not ne
cessary that the authors name should
be given and the resolution was placed
before the convention to be voted for.
The vote resulted tweDty-three to sew
en- against the resolution.
M. G. Hughes, of Catawissa, left the
convention and @. K. Geyer was ap-
pointed to take his pla 10. 1t was
moved and seconded that the conyen-
ton proceed to nominate a full ticket
and the motion was carried. The
chairman announced that the first
thing in order would be the nomipa.
ton of congressman. The following
resolution was then presented to the
convention:
Resolved that we hereby nominate
j. Boyd Robson for Congress subject
to the decision of the district confer.
ence and authorize him to appo int his
own conferees.
After some souabbling, the resolution
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-09-21
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent
WARRINGTON, Sept. II.

From our Regular Correspondent.l
WARRINGTON, Sept. II, 1888.
Senatsr Vest builded better than he
knew, when, in speech in the Senate,
he taunted the Republican senators In
10 acknowledging that they had no iu-
tentlon of reporting a substitute Tor
the Mills bill at the present session.
1t was most humiliating and coward
ly admission to make; It shows how
abject the Republican Senators can be,
when their master, Jim Blaine, issues
his commands. Not two weeks ago,
the Republican Senators, in caucus,
agreed to report their tariff bill in ten
days, and now Senators of such promi
nence as Sherman, Allison and His
cock have to get up and acknowledge
that they do not intend to report the
bill at this session. 1t was a great
triumph for Blaine, but how humiliat-
ing it must have been for the Senators.
The reason which they give for not re-
porting the bill is perfectly absurd
the lack of time. Pray what have
they been doing since last December,
for it was just as we'll known on the
first day of the Fiftieth Congress that
the Democrats of the House intended
to perfect and pass a tariff bill as it
was on that warm day in last July
when the House passed the Mills bill,
and there was nothing to prevent the
Republicans of the Senate from hav-
ing their bill ready just as soon as the
Democrats of the House had theirs.
Bnt the Republicans counted on the
failure of the Mills bill in the House,
and were badly disappointed by its
passage. There are several reasons
why the Republicans have decided not
to report their bill. First they were
by no means certain that they could
PASS it,. if il was reported. Secondly,
they dare not report bill without en-
teriDg into general revision of the
present iniquitous tariff, and that rev..
sion would be certain TO lose them
votes among that favored class OF
manufacturers who are protected at
The expense of the people at large.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-09-21
THIS IS THE GENUrNEI

was put before the convention to be
voted for, and was carried hy a vote
of sixteen to thirteen.
A motion was then made and Sc.
conded that conferees be appointed to
confer with the conferees from Mon
tour county to nominate president
Judge for this district The motion
was carried and G. q. Evans, and G.
II. Zehnder, of Berwick, Z. B. Guie,
of Catawissa, and w. M. Monroe, of
Rupert, were nominated and elected
conterees.
Moved and seconded that the con-
ferees 60 uninstructed.
The first ballot resulted 14--l5 IN
favor of the motion.
As all the delegates did not vote, q
second ballot was taken resulting in q
tie vote of fifteen-fifteen. All still
did not vote and the third ballot was
taken, which resulted sixteen-fifteen
and the motion was declared defeated.
Moved and seconded that the con.
ferees be instructed to vote for Lev,
Waller. Mr.. Evans made an amend
meDt that the instruction be for a good
Republican. The amendment was car.
ried.
The motion as amended was then
put to vote and lost.
H. j. Conner and K. K. Lowe were
unanimously nominated for representa-
tives, and Matthias Snaffer for sheriff.
VIM. Crawford and G.. d. Strause
were named for the Office of Jury Com
missioner, and a vote taken, resulting
25 to 8 in favor of Crawford, who was
declared the nominee.
Q. G. Evans Esq, was chosen un-
animously for district attorney and l.
X. Laubach, coroner.
1t was moved and seconded that
the nomination of j. Boyd Robson for
congress be made unanimous. Carried.
The convention Il en- adjourned.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-09-21

The following widows appraisements Will be
presented to the Orphans Court OF Columbia
county on the fourth Monday of september A. d.
1888 and confirmed nls, and unless exceptions arc
nied within four day s thereafter will be confirm.
ed absolute:
Simon Fetterman Est, Locust personally $500
Allen Mann Est, Beaver. personality $500
N. b. Greasy EST Mifiin, personally $500
John Leipy Est, Locust personality s3OO
George zeigler Est, personally slaG.2O, realty
$1b6.s0. $500
VIM. II. SNYDER Clerk o, G.
Clerks ONCE Bloomsbury, August ri lsss "
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-09-21

BY virtue OF writ OF Fl Fa. issued out of the
court or Common Pleas OF Columbia county and
10 me directed, Will be exposed TO public sale at the
Court House in the town OF Bloomsburg on
MONDAY, September oath, 1888.
at p m, all that certain tract or piece OF land
situate In Catawissa township, Columbia county
fa., bornded and described as follows. to- wit .
Beginning at pine knot thence by land OF Jacob
Stine north eighty-six degrees, west eighty
perches 10 post, thence by land OF
David Helwig south one and one-half de.
grees east one hundred and seventy seven perches
10 an old stone heap, thence by land OF the same
north sxty-nine degrees, east n sy-one percbes IN
post, thence by lands OF same south three de-
grees east forty-two perches to stone, thence nv
land OF the same north seventy-fve degrees east
forty-two perches TO a stone, thence by land OF
Augustus strausser north ten and one-half degrees
east twenty-five perches to post thence by land
OF the same mol III thirty-three degrees, west six
ald three-tenths perches TO a stone, thence by
iand OF the same north nine and one-half degrees.
west Twelve perches TO pine, thence by land OF
the same mol III thii tytwo degrees, west nine and
forr-tenths perches TO chestnut, thence by lana
Oh the same noith seven degrees, west four and
four-tenths percnes to a white oak, thence bv
land OF the same north seventy-tw degrees, west
nihety-fiye perches TO fallen pine, thence Inv
land OF Solomon RhinaId, north nine degrees. east
one hundred and sixty perches TO the place OF
beginning, containing eighty-seven acres and one
hundred and forty-nine perches neat measure.
seized taken In execution and TO be sold as the
property OF Francis Glassmeyer.
SAMUEL SMITH.
RHAwN, Atty. sher,r
aug. 81.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-09-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the following ac-
counts have been filed In the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Columbia county, and will be presented
70 tne said court on the fourth Monday OF Septem
ceptlons are filed within four days thereafter Will
l. The account OF the trustees of "The odd Eel
lows Hall Association OF the Borough OF Berwick
alton.
g.. The account OF S. c. Jayne trustee appointed
by the Court OF Common Pleas to sell the real es-
tate OF 'l'he Odd Fellows Han Association or the
B2rongh or Berwick" ssd corporation having been
dissolved by decree OF the court
Prothy's oflice, Aug "a, 1888.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-09-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.


BY virtue of sundry writs issued out OF tbo
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 Sept. 2oth, 1888.
at p. m, all that tract OF land situate In Sugar.
lon township, Columbia Co. Pa, bounded and
desci. as follows, to-wit. on the north bv
public road, on the east by public road leading TO
Cambria, Luzerne county to Five POINTS on the
south by lands OF K. j. Albertson and on the west
by LANDS OF f. j. Albertson, containing five acres
more or less whereon is erected two-story plark
dwelling house, barn and other outbulldlngs
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of John W. Albertson.
KELLER. & HERRING, Attys. FLA
ALSO
All that certain messuage or lot OF land situate in
the Town OF Bloomsburg, Columbia county. Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as follows to.wit.
Beginning at point on the southeast side Of
Third street In said town thli oy-flve and one-slx
teenth feet west from lie of lot on lands Of the
Catholic church and running thence westwardly
along said Third street thirty-fve feet more or
less to an alley; thence southwardly along said
alley to line of lands OF s. c. Shive on the rear Of
the premises hereby conveyed thence along tho
same eastwardy thii ty-flve feet more or less, to
line Of land OF the Catholic Church aforesaid.
thence northwardly by the same to the place OF
beginning Containing twenty and fifteen SIX
teenths perches OF land more or less On which
is erected two-story frame dwelling house and
stable. Seized taken In execution and TO be sold
as the property OF c. @. Galignan.
Jacoby and Miller Attys FL. Fa.
SAMUEL SMITH.
Sept 7.ss 'noiii'