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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Estate OF John White
night, late Of he | In tie Orphans Court
Town OF bloomsbury, OF Columbia County,
County of Columbia, / No. OF May Term
state OF Pennsylvania 1852.
deceased.
All persons interested will take notice OF the
following order OF Court, tO-Wit:
JOHN MOURRY, sheriff.
3srALl Columbia County. ss.
The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania TO Wary
A. Walter, widow, Daniel L. WhlCcnlght, Elvtna
Whitenight, Harvey Nhitenght, Alice Kline
Charles v. Whltenight Joseph Whitenight,
Mahlon iIamlln, Charles D. Ham
lin, Ada s. Dehart, Norman f, Iiamlin and
Clara Harder, lineal descendants OF John
Whitenight deceased and to all other persons
Interested, Greeting, You ana each Of you are
hereby cited 70 be and appear before the Judges
OF our Orphans Court 10 be held at Bloomsbury
on the First Monday OF December next, then and
there to accept or refuse TO take the real estate
OF said John Whitenght deceased, at the ap-
praised valuation put upOn IT. by the inquest,
duly awarded by the said Court, and returned
by the Sheriff. or show cause why IL shall not
be sold. And hereof fail not.
Witness the Honorable +, II, KELLER, Presi-
dent OF our said Court, at Rl0On5burg, the
Fourth day OF october A. d. 1899.
q. NJ. QUICK,
ll-f-lt Clerk, O. q.
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For Sale or Rent,

The undersigned offers for sale or
rent the hotel in Orangeyille known
as the Hickman House, Also offers
for sale IS acres of land in Scott
township. For terms etc. inquire of
Albert Hickman, Orangeville. 1914
6 mos.
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FISH NOTICE.

!, lphn hourey. High Sheriff OF Columbia
con ~, having been informed OF the existence
OF con, rlYances for the catching OF fish, in the
SuatinhHnna River, in Brarcrceli township,
Colr.aba county, commonly known as fish
baB,-,s. eel wetrs, or fish walls, which are
kpcYl 90 be wGStoful and eXt,ayagcnt modes
on RS ing do hereby give rotice that the same
are SHOWN 20 exist, and are declared common
nuisanCes On1 do order thcla 10 De dlsmantled
by their owners or managers, so as 10 render
th0f no longer capable OF taking or injuring
fbe EsAcB Of said stream, OF whatsoever kind; I;
maYtling small not have taken place, | shall
proceed with such force OF good men or the
county az may be necessary for the purpose,
and destroy or dismantle the said fish baskets
or eel weirs so that they may be no longer ca
pahle OF taking or injurlng fsh.
by order OF Fish Commissioner.
10S-2t JOHN MOUkEY, Sheriff.
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astoria is Dr. samel Pitchers prescription for Infants
ard C3ldrcn. It contains mother Opiur Morphine
oJhcr Narcotic substance. It IS harmless substitute
for Parcgoric Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil
Ut il Pleasant It's guarantee Is thirty years. by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and aays
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Castora agsnila5c1 tho food, regulates tho stomach
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Upon the same day at 10 o'clock a. m. at the
House occupied by David <. Brown in said Nllf-
tlinyille in said county the following personal
property Of George Shuman deceased, VIII be
exposed to sale at public yendue to-wit:
table, secretary, lounge, kitchen cup
board chest. bed-st9ads, s bushels corn, 6
bushels buckwhcat, bushels wheat, shares
Bloom Ferry Stock, grain in the ground, and
household and kitchen furniture.
MARY NJ. CAMPBELL,
Administrative of George shumGn, deceased.
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AUDITORS NOTICE
Estate ar Mary A. Uooen,o,c, t,.,,

bStdle " Navy 4. UngenIa,ct t,.,,
o,n,o The III, ug,derSgncd an anditor appointed nv 81
butte the funds In the hatds of tbe n 1o 10 dis,r
said estate TO ana among the rlr,is,e' vulor
thereto VIII sit nc his 0nlce IN tbo' .gntluy
Bloomsburg to perform the duties n, 99Wn
polntmnn on Friday, November II. rsai l'a q
O'CLOCK IN the forenoon when ana tsf, ''
persons having claims against gIiJ s.",t!'it o
present them Tor settlement or be- fo,.r f',',e lny
barred from share OF said mnd. '''''e! q
ROBT BUCKINGHAM
---- Auditor.
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"Cnstoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. ! hope tho day ia not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR. J. #. KYcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
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the next ten, each iirst-class Sewing Machine
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In addition to these, every po-son corractl7
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contest closes November 7th. Any letter
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during the contest special prizes viii be given
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Az prizes .f0r the U. s. Jrsc Of Ci,tg,
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Castoria.

"Castorin is an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told mo OF its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. c. OscooD,
Lowell, Mass.
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Castoria.

"Costoria Is so we'll adapted to chldron thnb
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me-"
II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So oxford St, Brooklyn, n. Y,
"our physicians in tho chidren's depart
ment have spoken highly OF their expert.
once in their outside practice with Casto,la,
and although we only have among cur
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet We arc free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us TO look with
favor upon it,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPESsARY,
Soston, Mass.
AILEH c. SMITH, Pres,
,rray Street, New York City.
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s ACRES,
more or less, on which is erected a small
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE

more or less, on which Is erected small
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
and out buildings, supplied with wat'r and
frulJ trees.
No. 3. Bounded on the north by lands of
Benjamin Stiner and william Hagenbuch, on
the east by Lands OF said Benjamin Stlner, and
VIM. Hagenbuch, on the south by lands OF Reu-
ben Sitler, decd, and on the west by private
road. Containing
50 ACRES,
more Or less In good state OF cultivation, well
supplied With water and fruit trees.
These properties are about one mile east OF
orangeyihe and less than halt q mile from
school ard church.
Persons desiring TO view the premises, will
please call on Wm. Beck Jr,, residing thereon.
Sale TO commence at 2 oclocl: p. ". Condi-
tlons made known az sale, by
N,i. Ii. SNYDER, Wm BECK, JR,
Atty. Administrator.
oct. Is, 1899.
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large bank barn and out buildings, an excellent
orchard and other fruit trees, never failing
well and running water for stock,
The land Is in high state OF cultivation sur
rounded by good substantial fences.
No. 2, Bounded on the north by lands OF
Joseph Whitmire and Benjamin Allabach, on
the east by lands Of said Benjamin Allabach, on
the south by public road, ana on the west by
lands OF Frederick Beck decd. Containing
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-11-04
ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to an order of the Orphans Court of
Columbia county, Penna., will be sold at pub
lie sale, on the premises, in Centre township,
in said County, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 'oa.
the following described real estate, late OF VIM.
Beck ST., deceased, TO witt
Mo-. Being the old homestead, on the puo-
lie road leading from Orangevllle to Berwick,
bounded on the north by land of Frederick Beck
decd, on the cast by the same and lands Of
Daniel Whtmire and VIM. Yohe, on the south
by lands Of Benjamin Stiner and Wm. Yohe,
and on the west by lands OF Benjamin Stlner.
Containing about
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All persons interested will take notice OF the
following order OF Court, tO-Wit
,InUN MnTrpEN
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az ACRES,
DWELLING HOUSE,

more or less on which there is screctoa a good
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-11-04

BY virtue and authority OF the last will and
testament OF George Shuman, late OF the town
ship OF Mlniin, Columbia County, IA, deceased
the undersigned administratrix, with the will
annexed, win expose TO public sale ON the pre-
misses in Ninllnville on
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Tho COntnur Company, TT Murray Street. Now York City.
xs1EEszrys
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at two O'Clock =. NJ, the following real estate
all situate in said Minlinvllle, in said county,
to-wlt: A lot OF ground on the south side of
Third street, bounded on the north by SAID
street, on the east by Falrstreet, on the south by
Fourth street, on the west by lot of Reuben MIL
lers estate, whereon are erected Il large two
story
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Constitution Of the Industrial Legion of the Uni
ted States of America.


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Fromp as. 1.
adutan faithfully keep the same
and orders drawn by the signed
SEC Duty Of Recruiting ossrs1t shall be
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SECTION Executive Council and Special prov
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MINNESOTA MAT TIERS.
MINNES0TIANS:
gallant aggressive Humanity, Tom Watson Of
Georgia, congressional district by dsgraceu
frauds These demands
and national the higher to contest
Tom Wars aid popuist knows OF the
he every MANIC whippedcream sentimentalst
States We the North The
popusts wiped affection
Georgia fellowship Put right
henewas watson hand
help yank capitocome
your quarters halves dollars
The will published and promptly Move quickly
fighter the plute abhorreh
News published Mcintosh state changed
hands Mr. Hunt has sold will hereafter
it in charge.
special meeting King alliance County,
called Dec Oath delegates attend the county alliance
ynon to be held at crooksto Dec 0 full attendance requested
RS
meeting Minneapolis the 18th the
plan coming certificate which
will entle you to return for x fare
JAMES, Minnesota, December 18th, 1892
give your you working
election. ER1cksoN.
Manchester S. D.. Dec IT, 1892.
Enclose find for GRE
You doing grand work. old crank and hope will
tinue to do FRANK Dow.
elected @ me be 5 sts
%
Fred Reuwig Other business transacted
County Alliance
the s sSe
ss
7. L. GILBERT, Pres.
WoRrHNGToN Minn Dec 800
ED1roR GREAT
Herewith stepping 0O) from Washington
Yours for Watson C. F. KENNEDY.
The above the first received from call the W.
gesonal Kennedy
the
to him at
There will be meeting the Blue Earth Co. Alliance
Mpton Saturday. Dec 31t 49, for the purpose ctg delegate
the annual meeting be held Minneapolis
the transaction Of other important business Each local alliance
titled Delegates Iwoud
upon local alliance possible delegate
meeting HENRY HoDAPP,
FARBAu1r Dec IL, 92.
glad to off in last the disagreement
with Mr. Donney don't to waste much Minnesota the
and die beautifully their
desert air after their appointed while Right marching
Evidently Mr 3n4y MADE up OF phbe rather than
We fill the 'front.' burn the bridges behind
those who clean record fight the battles right
tho right hand falls away uphold coors with the
know defeat. L. j.
Kandyohi county Saturday,
not delegates A. Nelson declining secretary
elected his The
read and approved:
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We believe his suggestion good only would


dollars and where the money!? In private letter says
r fusion electors cost sad forty 81
could both ~osRsd
% INSULT y either against the Other nave 0ss0 va"
indeed When Donney the LETTERS they
Merchants efeat when he sent
private stating nothing ampaen and
when he nmad that WE the who had
fuons their better Judgment. 1t
enmity against
the grand old Roman. Fusion horrid blunder ALL
Asoh.n. W. Oppose.
another state and calling for both to stock and
Age Instead Of starting another paper why not leave this @s to
4f:
lying around loose these the benefit them
% t o Support the existing
The Journal has the right idea regard to official organ
Grange Minnesota at Mortified dur
the Resolutions ndorsing regents
law establishing normal
OF oadmaking Three delegates appointed the
sss57s at St as Of the
showed the order to be in fourshng condition financially
SILVER CREEK Mimi, December 49, 1892
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writing Davis and
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that 100000 raised the
him. Look out for and rumors OF wars in this
old Minnesota soldier dies Washington
the United States He
the old First Minnesota regiment death
ceved at Gettysburg.
The meeting of the Alliance
House Hail. GlenwoOd, Wednesday Dec 28th
Each local alliance requested have full delegation present.
BEN. PEACOCK Sec.
Mr. Peacock sends subscriber to the G. w. and asks
issue be sent him. He calls the Republican funa So
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Alliance Meeting.
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the of ectng delegate
and also perform business that properly before
meeting.
subordinate entitled their delegates
G. o. GREELEY Sec'y.
Yuletide Cometh.
n M6 bring with s a noise
Christmas
Anddrnk rheartsd desiring
old Hrck Engands bard of Christmas
homes that country still the custom to burn the Yue
differently the being accepted tradition
other time 1t likely that thinking going
the holidays why take the Saint Paul Duluth
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During the Pmkerton investigation
ter W the committee appointed by the senate for that
particular item which will enghn the
the democrats the situation 1t will remembered that
election the democratic press
thugs and their methods
to the country Senator PETER
questioned the Pnkerton Brothers until became
they obliged to admit under OATH that during the
Pnerton had the employ of both
ocrac national committees When report
will make quite interesting the hypo posing
defenders OF the people,
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KEYSTONE, Wright Co., Dec. -, 1892.

EDfTO
guesswork
eviand the democratic oil has been ubratng
We position question
that putes
that they will do their best
mission should be
form grautous distribution the languages
plaineet words. AxEL JORGENsoN.
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The Yuletide Cometh.
Come, bring with a noise,
My merrie, merrie boys,
The Christmas log to the firing;
While my good dame she
Bids ye all be free,

Herrk England Christmas
homes that country still the custom to burn the Yule
We do differently the being tradition
than merry nevertheless families unite
at other time likely that thinking OF going
for the holidays
the Duluth Short provides quick travelling
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Always take the Duluth Short happy
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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-15
Popa,s Total Vote.

By reference to the table Of official re-
turns published ia another place it will
be seen that the total vote cast for gov
ernor is 1898. This number is 251 short
Of the aggregate vote OF the county as
shown by the poll books. and represents
that many persons who from indiffer-
ence or through error did not vote for
governor. The townships voted as fol-
lows:
Allen 25, Bayliss 80, Burnett %, Clark
IS9, Center so, Convenience 10, Dover
2l2, Freeman 81, Gala Greek l57, Gala
Rock l02, Griffin 1I9, Gum Log ITO,
Holly Bend 1856, Illinois 1862, Independ-
ence 90, jackson 1874, Liberty 146, Lee
15l, Martin IA, Moreland 81, North
Fork 81, Sand Spring %, Smyrna %,
Valley 1874, Wilson 2l8, total 3074.
Two years ago Eagle received 2022,
which was 202 more than Fishback re-
ceived this year. Fizer's vote was 1888
in 1892, and now the combined vote Of
Whipple and Carnahan amounts to 1000,
loss OF 2S3, showing that the democrats
lacked but 81 Of having as many who
failed to vote as did the opposition. The
new election law may have been the
cause of this falling off, and If it was 1t
will be observed that it has cut down the
democratic vote in about the same pro-
portion as it did the other side.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-15
An EstimsbIe Lady Gone.

DIRD.--Suddenly, OF congestion, Fri
day, September 8, 1892, at the residence
Of her son-in-law, Judge j. Il. Bullock OF
RussellvilIe, MRS. X. f. PRICE, in the
55th year of her life
The deceased was born October 10,
1886, Her parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. ID,
Campbell, survive her, and reside near
Scottsville. She was united In marriage
to Allen A. Price October 2, 1886, who
died February !, 1871, Mrs. Price was
the mother of six children, namely !:
Mrs, Lizzie Kyle, living near Hazen In
Prairie county; Mrs. Winnie Bullock,
wife Of j. 4. Bullock, at whose home
she died; Mrs. Candis Webb, Charlie
and George Price, all living at Hector ;
and Mrs. DIR. Campbell OF scottsyille.
Mrs. Price was consistent member OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, south,
and lady highly esteemed BY all who
knew her. She was especially devoted to
her parents and relatives, and no in
stance of sickness or call OF distress fail
ed TO enlist her sympathy and assistance.
The interment took place Saturday al
the Boiling Spring campground, ia the
presence Of many neighbors, friends and
relatives.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-15
Another SANDER Re futed.
GuM LOG Ar

GUM Log, Ark, Sept. l0th.
Editor DEMOCRAT: Please give me
space in your next issue to say the ma
licious report which concerns me and
is now being slanderously circulated in
this community is false and / presume
was told to injure my practice. The re-
port goes like this:
''Dr. Cross said that if the Democratic
party should nominate man that he
knew to be horse-thief he would vote
for him."
On the day of the primary one or two
men who call themselves Democrats said
if John Burnett was nominated they
would not support him. l said | would
support all the nominees of the demo-
cratic party and considered it the duty
of all men who voted in the primary to
do the same. One man then said sup
pose they nominate horse-thief, must
we all support him? My answer was !:
The democratic party Is not in the habit
of nominating horse-thieves, and II in
the interval between the primary and
the general election one Of the nominees
should become thief | would not sup
port him. Some OF the brethren like
wise said it was perfectly right for re-
publicans and p. p's to vote in the pri-
UuATy ltf oilc man II thVy WVbAu ~, iSS w
not vote against that man in the general
election. / said no man should be al
lowed to vote in the primary who did
not promise to vote the entire ticket in
September. | am still Of that opinion
and have no apology to offer for it. |
am willing for every one in Pope coun-
tv to know that am not half way or
lightweight Democrat. | am also will
ing for all to know that when any judge
of primary election leaves the election
and turns out to hunt up and bring in
republicans to vote for one favored cam
didate | do not think it commendable
act. This was done by one of our judges
at the last primary in Valley township.
When really say thing am willing
to bear the results, but do not wish to
be lied upon. Respectfully,
ID. G. Cross.