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gorhsms 70; coIinthisn A g. Z Tyabsse hits- hts.
,on @ wf,sm, irnl, pesyW SsS,nn. Kins sr snd
" yadmus Double psy.wiliams tansssistsdi Base
seldom Miller. Woods W. Csdmus ~ by pitehsrss
son. Cant Struck QUITO JAG sson. A. jackson "a.
tiant Miller (.l Woods t2l Passed balls Rinsier.
Wild pitchcs-seidon ta) Turner. 1imc-2 hours Um-
prev estbrock
consItt. q; LirAvrrrH, Z.
1ruscI Nay I6.-fornellinps jubilant over their
Tsme this afternoon The Lafayette men played better
bill than the Cornels until the last half OF the ninth
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Trip Of the New York Coneh,n. Club.

RUTLAND. May 10 Tho Now York Coaching Club havs
accepted an Invitation from pr W. Seward Webb to
take their drive this from Rutland to she
burns Farms Dr. webos magnificent sstate on Lake
Champlsin The party will leave New York In special
sleeping car Friday evening June s. and after break
fast in Rutland the coach will start at o'clock satur
day morning. Twelve persons will ride on tho COACH
and the rest OF the party will 70 on by train.
The distance between Rutlan,i and Shelburne FarmA
fnTS,sea ~ S.,ss % u HsSsm.y.r SandeaSe e
9; beach F. X sturgs William Jay. ). Casss!t Of
Philadelphia, Fred Bronson Prescott Lawrence, ReR
nsd Hives, olive. Belmont and Dr. Webb rhe party
shs.burne Farms At 1 7. u. Saturday Tnsy viii stay
over sunday AZ Snelburne Farms, tho guests Of DR.
the same road.
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Earned runI-AthletIc, Two base hits-HAllman.
Boyle, Lyona Esan. ihres.bass hits-Corkhill. NIL
FiI.e base on SslS"By arifsS, ly Neal, stPsei
out-By weyhinE =; By Neal . Time. $40 Umpire
Ferguson
BOSTON "a. ~ O.: LOUISVILLE 8.
RosroN May la-Louisville not In to-dav's game.
Time called At the end OF the third inning for
but game rallied In the first half Of sixth Inning
john made his rrst appearance the Bostons
Attendance, 1870 The score;
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with everything in their favor tho Prospect Park
Open Air Club the number OF eleven. made astart
from the front soop OF the Manhattan Cottage. coney
Island road Yesterday at lOts O'Clock The President
W. K BsardAl took them In charge and brought them
nearly to Fort Hamilton; then 70 Iensonhurst, Ken
Distance was about ten miles and J. nnny did big
perfor for him hen he came IN first IN hours
and ~ minutes e. Mcguire was second, ard President
Bea rda hird
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Some Other Day for the I.nthe Canoes.

Tho opening regatta OF the Ianthe Canoe Club
seriously intsrfersd with by q ranstorm yesterday.
The Regatta Committee finally decided to postpone tho
formal regatta until Saturday. May le A series OF
special races for the crowd presented Tho first
was four times around course between a buoy an
chored on tho club house and ono anchored about .
half mile up the river W. j. Stewart won handily: "
schuyler second; George Daley third. and george p
Douglass fourth.
Tho second event was an unlimited sailing race
Palmer took the lead from the start and finished
easy victor with George Daley. " j. stewart amt
George Douglass following in The order named The
last and exciting event the tandem padding
race q quarter OF mile straightaway.
stewart ana Dugied won tho rnce BY about length.
third
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u. ..,h isn,ns IN. ssms vs, entirely onead.d


Barned rnn,-Pii.sburah. 8; Philadelphia. \ Two
base hits-BrowninE, Myers saorincs hits Miller
Rrownina, Hsnlon- Msck brown (O. double plays
Frat base on bsil,0n kspsr on shultk y: on King
by pitched bsl-Bsekley. Stolen hsses-Reckiey, Car
roll az Bierbausr Hanon Reilly, Hamilton ,2) First
hours. umpife-Hurst
CINCINNATI tN Ll a; BOSTON &. I.l s
CINCINNATI. NAY Ia Old Hoss" Radbourn laughed
merry lauEh At the expense Of his old companions IN
the presence OF 2<N, delighted cranks 0stzein was
hti pretty hard. fucker and Love made several sen
esti0nai stops. The game ended q Rrsht catch BY
Holiday. Radbourn was repeatedly ohsersd. The
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Smashing Clay Pigeons at Ciarepons.

Smnshing Clay Figeous at ClSre9ont.
Two score Of members Of the New Jersey Shooting
Club shot seven matches clay pigeons the club
grounds Carsmon yesterday afternoon Tho results
were follows:
First Event. ten singles each man. Keystone system
Charles A. Pope. 10; A. r. Compson. 0.
Second Event ten singles each. from unknown angles
w. II. Hunt 10; A. y. Compaon 9; Elmer +. Bigonv,L
Third Event walking match at ten targets each
George =. Purdy. ~; 4 y. Compson. o; II. X simp
Fourth Event. ten sngles each, keystone system
George r. Purdy. l0 Edward /. Nredopburgh, 81
Major James N. Taylor &
Fifth Event, ton singles each Keystone system-
George Y. Purdy 9; J. II. johnson, 81 George s. vir
den Z.
Sixth Event. ten birds each Ksy,tone system-George
F. Purdy. 10; edward L. Vrodenburgh, .; Charles A.
Pope. 4.
seventh Event nvs singles each. Keystone system
Edward l. VrsdenburRh, 5; A. y. Compson, 4.
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Rase Bnii Games To.

sEMtrRoYrssoSAL LxACUE.
Cnonn Giants va Gorhams at Long Island grounds
RidgewOod vs.. Mnnroes At lidgewood Park
Allertone VS.. Metropoittans, at Monitor Park.
Senators Va fiuslings, At Recreation rroundA
OriiER GANps
Htar A.aietics vs. Red Stocking. at south Orange.
genator Soctsl Club Va fenimoreA Iyceum Theatre
Unknowne Clippers w. hloomingialss lialcyons
PhWnix Epiperny Literary Unioa Va. CathedIata OK.
fOrds StRrs Gramercys va ErktordF, Standards Vs.
Mutual ut Recreation grounds.
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Earned runs-Baltimore, 8; Cincinnau l. Iwo:bass
hit-Van Haitrsn. Three base hits-Johuson. Ray Wer
dom FIRST base B.l.imers; fir.! i.ss on
timore = sserince his-Batimore. Struck out.Bv
MeMAhon: :; " DwyeiS s. Double pIayswU Gilbert var
on basss-Haltimors. 4. Passed bali.Robinson: VIVID
pitch-Dwyer Umpire-Matthewa Time-l:i5. At.
tondRuco-2,3A
RAIN WARRINGTON
WASHINGTON May l6-Ths base ball game to day be.
waAh,nRton and Columbus was called at the oni
nrst haf OF the nrst n.ing account of ram.
Washington had made two and Wheelock han hit
for Two bases when rain prevented further play.
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The Athletics moved into fourth place yes-
terday. which lowers :he Lontsviles another
peg. Only three games wsre played. They re-
suited:
Athletics. 8; st. Louis, /.
Boston. o: Louisville. s.
Baltimore. 8; Cincinnati I.
At tWoshington-Rain.
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SS q. is..' -ylsseanI.a: sew York. < struek ou.IFy
"'i ws T,n.aI4s r
CHICAGO, II: pRooKLYN. Q.
eu'cAeo. May lG-After Brooklyn had tho
game practically won to-day Capt. Anson re.
so,'ed 10 his infalble remedy for yanklrE The
cohs ont I tight place. and won in q ccntcr.
'"hn montgomery Ward became SO excited
una. no forgot all about his glass arm and
orohe MS cane over tho water tank. 1t IL no
Non'er that the great short stop lost his tenn
pef' IL was exasneratinG TO lose tho game
Ai.er sueh hard and faithful work.
twas Irritating, too to watch tho efroct tina.
"a' wrought By p:sh:ng one twirler out 0! the
.oA anu moving another in. Yet that Is all
" .na, M Ansoh DID. lie first sprung the scheme
~ FlHsburgh. when tho odds wero against
n'n ana won out He rtpeated his tactics
moincinnati. u and duplicated bis successes
70 'he homo grounds. In tho fateful ninth.
VIA lho scoie standing to in favor of tho
DW,Siyns he sent Luby to tho bench and nut
mn's cyclone wonder, Stoon. With tho change
m'ao ooS came Coldon stream OF luck. Short
IVY finkney bocame faint at heart and dali
Ha too long with easy grounders.
80 heip things along Ryan and Doblen con.
s'e.ed With the ball. and Prefrer sacri-
~ s"'' All this resulted In three runs. and the
aaug NJ the score. In tho tenth tho Chicacos
Mpped upon HemminSs mock. md tho air
any ralned base hits. After threo runs had
~ea landed the tie smashed into splinters.
saa The game which had been lost won. tho
SAs S lot up In their hunt for leather. In the
A., S~AHhs hnif one score was plucked. two men
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Diamond Pin to a w,nn,ns Cyc,rr.

Back cmuRcH n. j, May I6-Tho East Orange cy.
csrs hold their ars race OF the this after
noou The distance was two miles. There were nine
70 sseonda hIs., Prins scratch: second T.
diamond pin, Vdsrsdb Capt Godfrey. Was given 10
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o. iirs. base on srroSs-E Engis swood y q. y. Staten
ssstsa % island e. g: Ia..: IsIi:.Sa We,!sIyei.,
e sucrlfcs hts-buryce Gaunt, Do Gnrmonda }. Carr.
Stolen bAse..TS Moury, Cunning l. Monry O. Carr Y.
M.i;ea TnTs. base %,, h'Mrlss:r Two
.; w..tsrvelt. Passed osll-CauaL Umpire sullt
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Positively Long island Grounds To-day.
Cuban Giants vs. 0o-hAms No postpone msnt. Big
Rnme,-Adp.
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AT W
THE 8ECoHD
. ATHLETIC, =: ST. Lorts,

AfuLSrics y: ST. LoUts, j.
rHLApslrnl Nay la-1hs Athletics defeated et Louts
this afternoon by better oil around play Neyhing
elective especially whom men were on basoA and
his support all thAs conid be desired. urifiths
pitched tile innings for 81 Louis aud then
way NeAi who was hit hard in the third and eighth
innipR. Attendance, 5ou0 The score:
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RnCK BEHIND THE BAT.
.,,r 70 PLAY IoNa EroU9H TO
m THE VIEW FORKS /NT GOOD

straight Defests for the LEGAL Cies-
r-oer,y. Looked Ike . Sure Winner
-. rvmb,eA Down In che Nfnth asA
Tenth I.nines- Eastern Clubs DO she
: rr,eh n the Associstien-Othsr Games
r,. samss IN the National League yester-
,.v resulted as follows:
ZEALAND, s; New York. Z.
Chicago. II; BROOKLYN. Q.
" Pittsburgh. II; Philadelphia.
@ Cincinnati. 8; Boston. 3
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Tennis Games Postponed.

The Badminton Lawn Tennis Club was TO have had an
opening their courts yesterday. No play took place.
Tho Knckerbocksr Field Club Of Flatbnsh did not
hold their opening kamo OF tennis yesterday, as ex-
pected.
The Kings County Tennis Club did play any games
- expected, yesterday, their opening day.
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Other Games.

ooRHANs iG; roRISrHiAH A C.. q
The Coruthian Athletic Club RAvo the GoihAms .
good nght for six innings in the game at Yves. New
eoorsd team scored rms .! Will Mullins was ht hard
but his support The home team. III tic third
inning made triple play. The score;
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MuLD0ON's OPINION.

BELFAST N. u, Aug ia 1900
Mr. Z. T.. zELL;
DEAR SIR; have used the ALLsoPPs
ALE drawn from the wood for the past
few years In preference to any other ale
loan got OF course It depends . great
dea, upon the way in which It 10 handled
and drawn gave Mr. Sullivan nothing
else to drink while he was training.
prefer It to Bass in bottea am using It
at the present time for the ordinary bev.
erase for several gentlemen that are stop
ping with me for the sole purpose OF re.
gaining their health. Respectfully yours.
(signed WILLIAM MULDooN.
SAMUEL ALLSOPP a SONS. LIMITED,
BURTON. oN.TRENT. ENGLAND.
New York Branch. OF Pearl st. ED. L. zELr. Agent
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ne best route Pittsneld. Lenox North AdAms and
other ceisbratsd resorts In the BsIkshrs bills 10 via
Wagner drawing room leave Grand Central station
morning and Aftsrnoon.-Ade
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g.ss n: i.ss:.s q sSss s.iii.s! .:sis
:::'.s 49,: 81: q
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Base Hail st RidEewood To-day.
Ridge wood W. Monros, ar. ". go. Boys I5o.-Ads
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Phillips Was the Best Shot at Princeton.
PRrxchroH. May ie.-The University Gun Club held
shoot this afternoon on tho stockton neld Phillips
rst place by killing 23 OF IS brdA and Gsdwin
was second with score OF ~
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Minor Leagues.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
The Amateur League.

The Amateur League.
TIE RECORD
C1u.s Uor. Loa. FER Ct Ciubs Won Tort ferc.
EtstenlA.C. Q i.0ollstatenIc.C; @ 900
EDs'w'df.U. 2 lUOol lCresentAC. .uOO
rH;LKwoop r. c. 10; STATEN ISLAND c.c-,a
Tho Amateur League game at Engle w ood yesterday
vas merely farce Staten Island Cricket Club hay
ing but eight men IN tho held. being minus centre
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S;s Gsonsy. Dahisn. Pininsy. Three base hi.
Rnoe ss: e ss sS.s
s..s .st%Ss on S.,,. Gr;n,p g. r9uu ts Kin,oI C.
ht iit BY pitched Sait-Tsrrw z Struck out"E
MI: ~ stein. I; by hsmming > wild pitches
.Siroekiyn 10 First base on srIors-Chicsso.
S<as.Mn6 nms-2'ao Umpire-AcQuA,d. AZ
Husssss& u, s.1kAssISzA.a
,s =: y: !. i: =; :: 4: !;
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Earned runs-Cieve and. !: New York. TwobAse
si, Reha dsn Ihresbase hsIBa1.ett CO Tiernan
N0lsa baaer-Nr keau Dnyr..2: Davis. 2: Niau. Left
Sn on taies -rieveand. 6: New York. X Struck out-Hy
No.. No. v shar,ott Bases on tnls-by yiau =: by
tal-'Rorrks l. Wild pi:ck-r.au Tims-i:1o. I'm
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-01-30
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to all lcgatocs crcd
tors and other persons Interested In the estates
OF the respective deccdeuts and minors that the
following administrators executors guardians
accounts have been filed In the Office Of tht
Register OF Columbia county and will be pre-
scntcd for confirmation and allowance I'm tho
orphans Court to be held in Bloomsbury, Feb.
ruary, end, 1891, at . O'Clock OF said day.
No. I. First and nnal account OF Rohr Nc
Henry, executor OF Mary Edgar late OF Benton
township, Col. Co, Pa, decd.
No. o Account OF Philip w. Melick, surviving
executor OF Daniel Mellck, late OF Scott town
ship, deceased.
No. First and nnal account OF Lucretia
Brown and VIM. kase West, ESQ, adminstra-
tors OF the estate Of Daniel Brewer, late OF Pine
township Col. Co., deceased.
NOD. First and nnol account OF MRS. Mary
Greasy, ADMINISTRATIVE OF Charlotte Grove, de-
ceased.
No, 5. The account Of John @. Quick, guard
ian Of Alice Fry,'as filcd by the administrators
OF said quick, deceased.
No. 9. The account OF VIM. Eyer, surviving
administrator OF the estate OF John Ritter. de-
ceased Of proceeds OF sale OF real estate In par
tition, payable after death OF widow.
No z. Second account OF Daniel Fritz, cxecu-
tor OF the last will and testament OF Frederick
Wilcs, late OF jackson township, COL Co. de-
ceased
No.s First and final account OF c. l.. Sands
and Geo. u. Mordan, executors OF the estate
John MOrdan, deceased.
NJ W flSt ana Unhl account OF ~. ". Lewis,
executor OF Sarah II. Hess. late OF Benton town
ship, Columbia county, deceased.
No. 10. First and flnal account OF Joseph w.
Ewes, administrator OF j. y. Sands, late OF Mt.
Pleasant township, Col CO., deceased.
No. II, First and nnal account Of Joseph w.
Ewes, administrator OF Robert Robbins, late OF
Greenwood township, Col. Co, deceased.
No. i2. Second and final account Of Clark
Calender, executor Of Joseph Hess, late OF Ben
N. 1nrnnSn1
c. II. CAMPBELL.
Register.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Rc:aR Estate!

BY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court
of Columbia county, Pa, the undersigned, ap-
pointed Trustee, will sell on the premises, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1901.
at o'clock a. m, the following described Real
Estate OF Philip Miller, late OF Centre township,
deceased, to-wtt: \ wharf let I'm the village of
Espy, Scott township, county aforesaid, adjoin-
Ing the North Branch Canal on the south, an
alley on the north and Market street OF said vii
lage on the west, containing about
q OF A SQUARE PERCH,
being lot number 10.
ALSO, The following described lots Will be
sold on the respective premises Immediately
after the above sale:
LOT No. 5-Situatc IN Centre township, bound
ed on the west by purparts No. 3 and and lot OF
Benjamin Miller, on the south by purpart No.
east by pnrpart No g. and north by purpart No.
=, containing
2ACREs AND 80 PERCHES.
LOT No. 6-Situate in Centre township, afore-
sad bounded on the west. south. east and north
by purparts Nos. s. /, and =, respectively con-
tanning
2ACRES AND SO PERCHEs.
LOT No. 1-Situate in Centre township, afore-
said, bounded on the west. south, east and north
by purparts Nos. G, !, s. and respectively, con-
taining
2ACREs AND 80 PERCHEs.
LOT No. s-Situate In Centre township, afore-
said, bounded on the north, west and south by
purparts Nos ., 6 and / respectively, and east
hy purparts Nos. II and 12 and lot OF Andrew
Gingles and John W. shuman, containing
2ACREs AND SO PERCHEs.
LOT No 10-Stuate In Centre township, afore-
said, bounded on the north, east and south by
purparts Nos and 9, west by purparts Nos. II
and I2 and lot OF Andrew Gingles and John w.
Shuman. containing
2ACREs AND 80 PERCHES.
LOT No. Ii-Stuate in Centre township, afore-
said, bounded on the west, north and east by
purparts Nos. 0, g and 10 respectively, and south
by lot OF Andrew Gingles and John w. Shuman
containing
FIFTY PERCHES.
LOT No. 12-Situate In Centre township, afore
said, bounded on the north by the L. & b. X. r.,
east south and west by purparts Nos. 10, and
9 respectively, containing
FIFTY PERCHES.
LOT No. 15-Stuate in Main township, county
aforesaid, bounded on the north by the Susque-
hanna river, on the east and south by lands now
or late OF the heirs OF George Longenberger, de-
ceased, and on the west by lands OF - Black,
containing
112 ACRES AND 52 PERCHEs.
With all appurtenances OF said lots
TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent. OF one-fourth
of the purchase money to he paid at the striking
down OF the propcrty the one-fourth less the
ten per cent. at the confirmation OF sale; and
the remaining three-fourths In one year there
after, with interest from confirmation nsi.
Purchasers to pay for drawing deeds.
HERRING, JOHN Is. CASEY, Sheriff,
Attorney. Trustee.
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THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURY, PA.
SALES.
Farm For Sale.

10 acres in Fishingc reck township, Col Co.
ne mile from Van camp, New Columbia and
ssmbra. Fair building s, good water, fne orch
I'd No. grass farm, will sell at bargain up
a easy terms. win exchange upon property
bloomsbury. Gail upon or address
WM. CIRISMAN,
Bloomsbury. Pa.
FEE. ~. b. Casey, trustee, will sell number
lots of land, OF Phillip Miller deceased, in Gen.
ne township, also tract in Main, on the
,remises at O'Clock.
FEE. 7-E y. Koehler will sell a farm In Nes-
ypeck township, Luzerne county, at 10 a m.
.t the same time and place personal property
ill be sold. See bills.
FEB. I'll. X. Krickbaum, administrator Of
,udrew Runyan, deceased Will sell real estate
Benton township at 1 p. III. See advertise
nent-
FEBRUARY 7rH.-Thomas Hickey will sell on
,remises near zeislofs mill, horses, cattle, gen.
raj farming implements. Also farm OF "a
res. Sale commence at 10 o'clock.
Fer. 14-willltts Il NAPLES will sell tracts
4 land at Grovania store at o'clock. No. l
,,ntains 100 acres, No. contains 1l5 acres, and
n. q contains 20 acres. Land about half way
,,tween bloomsbury and Danvllle. See bills.
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. iS.-W. j. stewart will sell
It his grist mill in Centre township. Horses,
.ows, and general farming implements, at 10 a..
II.
FEB. U.--Gco. A. Fisher will sell large
mount of personal property on the farm form
,rly occupied by w $. Fisher two miles north
Il Mainville, at 0 a. IN. Horses, COWS, pigs, I'M
dement's, &C.
FOR SALE -Dcsira bic vacant lots and num-
,er of good houses and lots In Bloomsbury The
,est business stand in Bloomsburg. A very de-
lrable property in Willow Grove, trst-class
mildlngs and 10 acres of land Dwellings In
spy Ten good farms IN columbia county, one
4, Lrzerne county, one in virginia and two In
.ansas one country store stand In columbia
,ounty and one in LuZerne county, by
VI. p. LUTZ,
insurance and Real Estate Agt, Bloomsbury Pa,
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There will be district convention
Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation held at Bloomsbury, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, March 6, 7 and
8. The association in Bloomsbury
was recently reorganized. The meet
ings are now we'll attended, and with
a little encouragement the association
may be made permanent one. With
reading rooms under the direction Of
this association, an attractive place
can be offered the young men Of the
town and many of them be saved from
ruin. Let all join in making this con-
ventlon a success, in order that more
interest may be awakened in the asso-
citation at Bloomsburg.
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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
TO the said Court on the first Monday OF Fcbril-
airy, A. u. 1891, and confirmed niS and unless
exceptions are flied within four days thereafter
Will BE- confirmed absolute:
1. Account of Jeremiah Walp, Committee OF
estate. etc, Of stephen Walp, u lunatic, as filed
by Anna Il. Malp, ENccutriN, of Jeremiah Walp,
deed.
q First and final account OF A. W. Dietterick,
Committee OF Elizabeth Dietie.ick, "A lunatiC.
Protbonotary's ONCE, Blooomsburg, Pa, Jan
uary 3, 1891. @. VI. QUICK,
rrOthOnOtary.
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The Pennsylvania tours to California

The W. 3crful popularity of the Penn
,lyania tours 10 the Golden Gate is best
Illustrated by the fact that the full COM
element of passengers for the first, ,
tarting on February 7th, registered six
weeks before the d!'e of the tour.
The space in the first train being all
AIKEN engagements are now being made
sor the remainder of the series. The
.econd tour, fixed for March 81, is an ex-
.eedinely desirable one, on account OF
he interesting route traversed, as we'll by
reason of the fact that its members are in
California at what many consider the
most delightful season Of the year. East
I'm people who desire to see the Golden
yoast in its most attractive garb could
aot choose u more desirable opportunity.
Names are being registered very rapid
v for the second tour, and those who
wish to make their going certain should
.pply at once for tickets.
The magnifcently appointed train, pre-
.enting all the comforts OF home or hotel,
ID not the least conspicuous feature OF
these great transcontinental trips.
For itineraries and tickets apply with
nut delay to Geo. W. Boyd, Assistant
'}eneral Passenger Agent, Philadelphia,
" Tourist Agents Pennsylvania Railroad
company, 233 South Fourth Street, Phila'
,elphia, or $40 Broadway, New York.
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RULE ON HEIRS.
Estate or Thomas cote, deceased.

To Joseph II. Cole, Benton, Mary Ellen Hess,
and RhOda Hess Guava, Joshua 5. Cole, stanley,
Buffalo Coz Nebraska, Catherine Shult2, Coles
Greek, Rachael Meeker, Guava, Lanah Wagner,
Ash Valley, Pawnee Co., Kansas, David w. Cole,
Kearney, Buffalo CO., Nebraska, Nestie Cole and
Nehemiah Kitchen, guardian OF Verde Cole,
Rohrsburg. lineal descendants OF said Thos. Cole
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 Or
phans' Court Mt an Orphans Court TO be held at
Bloomsbury on the first Monday OF February
next, then and there to accept or refuse 10 take
the real estate OF said Thomas Cole, deceased at
the appraised valuation put upon IL by inquest,
duly awarded by the said Court, and returned by
the Sheriff, or show cause why It thall not be
sold. j. Is. CASEY,
sheriff.
1-l6-4w. Sherifrs once, Bloomsbury, Pa
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WIDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.

Tho following widows appralscmcntS will bc
presented 10 the orphans Court of Columbia
county on the first Monday Of February next,
and confirmed niSi, and unless exceptions are
filed within four days thereafter, VIII BE- con-
iirmnd absolute:
John Kressler Est, Scott, personally s3o0.OO.
Gilbert Hess Est, Sugarloaf, $4,000.
Jesse Fritz Est, $4,000.
Jacob Harvey Nuss Est, MifIlln, personality
SlS1.lG.
G. NJ. QUICK, Clerk o. c.
Clerks oflicc, Bloomsbury, Pa.
Jun ~. 1891
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CHARTER NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that an application will
be made 10 the Governor OF the state OF Pennsyl-
vania, on Friday, Jan, 30, 1891, by Isaac Kuhn,
Holmes Midgley, John X, Bittenbender, James
Haley and May A. Kuhn under the Act OF Assem-
bly, OF the commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, en-
and regulation ot certain corporations" approx
ed April Goth, 1871, and the supplements thereto,
for the charter OF an intended corporation to be
character and object whereof is manufacturing
and selling worsted yarn, and for these purposes
to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, dement's
and privileges OF said Act OF Assembly and Its
supplements.
{. W. MILLER,
Solicitor.