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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-27

Nursemaid-orm a-goln to lave mo
place. mum.
Mistress whyP Don't you like the
chiid2
Nuremaid-Yes but he's that afeard
Of policeman. oil can't get near wan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-27

Ders. The reason
for this Is that
there is in Boston
a big athletic club
which can pull on
a glove contest
Just as neatly as
III the box ers
travelled away
down to Texas.
The best of 1t is
that the Suffolk
A thletic Club,
which pulls of the
boxing contests in
Rpgfpn 10 "a h,,4u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-27

with great disaster. Team work Il
everything In baseball WHY. n nine
OF the greatest individual players in the
country were put In to play n po,ns
their chances OF being beaten he nime
interior men who knew somethiny
ABOUT team work would be almost cor,
tam This Is going to be a great son.
son Tor tennis, The presence Of forei%n
players Of note adds great Interest ~
the game. COT -
I would like very much ia aIscuss
me baseball situation at Harvard for
next year but you know it is altogether
700 early. | feel sure. though, Hnr.
v9rd VIII have good nine In the feid.
we We're unfortunate the past season,
nut IT'S no use discussing the past /
thlnk Andy Wlnslow il apt to be the
captain and he win have a great crowd
OF fellows to choose the nine from
harvard Is all right and our dny il
coming around again. OH about hall
games with Yale next year? I think
lhey VIII be very amlcably arranged
me captains are pretty apt to come to-
gether and the old feeling Of generous
rivalry viii prevail"
Roston is just now the Mecca OF not
only religious und masonic orders. but
tue pugilists of the country are begin
ming to flock to the Hub in large nun-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-27
HOW DOGS ARE STUNTeD.

This ia an era of tiny dogs, You see
them on l'lfth avenue aud you see
them ON the bowcry; you soc them In
New York and you see them In san
Franclsco. The more dlminutivc a par
eel OF canine flesh that you can pos
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-27

uuted from n dem
tai college. ana has
hung out a con-
spicuous sign to
the effect that ahe
II honceforth to
apply her time and
energies to the
amclloration OF the
m ouths or man
KIND. or rather
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-27


game for Harvard
at second during
the baseball sea
son, and last year
he won the cham
pionshlp OF Amer
lea at lawn tennis.
II is quite a step
from baseball 10
lawn tennis, yet
w rem made Il.
and very success
tully at that. He
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-27

tried to convince
Sulllvan's friends
that the big fellow
was not In condi-
ton to meet Cor
bett. He was even
ready to fight Sui
Ivan in private to
d e m onstrate the
truth Of what he
said, just for the
sake of getting a
crack at Corbett.
FitZsi simmons was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-27

fH AAA' ~
won a prize. All
this cost money,
and now George Is
broke and unhappy.
T There are three
pugilists who are
looking for DiXon's
puEilistic scalp
Johnny Griffin. who
/, is studying to be a
surgeon dentist;
the FedOu b ia bile
h g | fast spider,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-02-01
REGISTERS NoTtcE.

Notice is hereby given to all legatees, credl.
tors and other persons interested In the es-
tates OF the respective decedents and minors
that the following administrators, executors,
guatdans accounts have been filed In the Office
OF the Register OF Columbia cOuntY, and Will
be presented for continuation and allowance
In the Orphans Court 10 be heidi Bloomsburg.
Monday, February 4, 1895, at . o'eloek-p. IN. OF
said day:
No. |. The first and final account of Martha
E. Cole, adtninistratrN or Peter w. Cole, late
OF the borough or Millvilln, Columbia county,
Pa, deceased. ..tg,. ..,-.. .
No. ?. The FIRST and final account oitJ. N.
Pennington, administrator or The estate of Earl
Boston,, late Of Benton township, Columbia
county, "a, deceased.
No. 3. The first ana fnal account OF A. L.
Deiterick, administrator OF the es ate OF d. f.
Geiser, late OF Madison township, Columbia
county, Pa, deceased. .btJf
No. 4. The first and final account OF John r..
Converse, administrator of the estate OF Anna
e. Converse, late Of Madison township, Colum-
OLA county, Pa, deceased. VIII
| NO 5. The FIRST and final account of j. b..
DeWald, Administrator Of the estate Of George
W. Dew aid, late OF Madison township, Column
ola county, IA, deceased
No G. The first and final account OF Harvey E.
Mensch, executor of The estate OF eter X.
MeDsch, late OF lloaunSereek township, Colum-
bia county, Pa, deceased
No.7. The first and nnal account of C. W.
and y. |. shannon, administrator c. O. u. OF the
estate of OF Isaiah shannon, late OF Berwick,
columbia county, Pa, deceased. Also an ac-
count OF the proceeds OF said decedent's real
estate, sold for payment OF deots.
NO. 8. ina account of Charles o. Maust and
A. J;MauSt, Administrators OF the estate of
Josl ,hANau{f, hte Of Madison township, Col
umbiaeountx1 Va., deceased.
No. o. The first and .fnal account of5G. II.
and Jacob r. Gordner executors OF the estate
OF John G0rdner, late OF Pine township, Colum-
b!a couoty, pa1 dece ased. Ea lHgF4o no
No. 10. The frstnnd final account OF Charles
Whtienlght, executor OF the estate OF NJ. NJ.
Whltt night, late OF Flshlngcreek township,
Columbia county, Pa, deceased.
No,Ii. The first and 1nal account Of James T..
Lawtol, administrator OF the estate OF Sarah
"A. Lawton late ef Greenwood township, Col
umbiafcounty, Pa, deceased. ......-l
I No i2. Thedrst and final account OF John
ElliS Seward, administrator OF the estate OF
james Seward, late or Sugarioat township, COL
pinbih conty,iPai deceased
| No. l3. Tho first and hnal account of Conrad
DeilZ administrator OF the estate OF Thomas
Lutz, late OF Beaver township, Columbia coun-
ty Ia, deceased.
Bloomsbury, Pa, Jan, z, 1895 Register
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1t IS revealed by the eastern war
That the japanese solder is far too
dignlhed to do the least menial ser
wee, such as digging trenches. throw.
ing up breast works. or other manual
Iao9r' ihIs is all attended to by the
coolies. The soldier shoots merely.
In modern warfare the Jap would
stand agood cbapce 10 get hurt, it
would seem, while waiting for his
CODY to dig HIN pit. But then
perhaps he can pat the cDoly between
him and danger when tfe} firing be.
gios This Japanese and Chinese
war is disclosing some Singular facts
and, terrible as IT may be, II IS apt I'd
5rlng about considerable moral and
commercial advancement in heather
u0m. .1fl..ssts f.s..asa' nl4ulaugn
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WHEAT AS FEED For HORSES,

On account of the short crop of
corn and oats in this State, writes w,
T. Chaplin of Iowa, | have been feed
ing wheat to my horses. IIcommene-
ed to feed one rint Of we'll soaked
wheat to each horse, and l increased
the amount to one quart after it is
soaked. | now turn my hose from
my feed cooker into the vessel con-
tanning the wheat and steam it for
about fifteen minutes. leaving if to
stand in the hot water until used or
until It becomes cool My horses
work every day on the farm, and I
Lave never had them look so well,
lat and sleek. / can feed tSo horses
on wheat five days for SIC, and on
corn one and ne.half, DAYS for 5Sc,
and my horses will be in better Shape
led on the wheat than on corn. |
make these figures from the present
PRICES of wheat and corn in the mark
ct here tthis .time. | buy the BEST
wheat l. can get.-Neto York 1ri-
bane.
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Beauty Producing Devices.

Vanity furnishes the inspiration for
many of the, inventions of the Patent
Office. One of these is a mask of
very thin rubber, designed to be worn
on the face at night, 1t causes pro
fuse perspiratlon, which washes i'm d.
purlties out of the skin and makes the
complexion clearer Sun tan is quick
ly removed, so it is claimed.
Another device, for producing dim
pies, is a woman's idea. 1t is wire
mask, likewise to put on when going
to bed. BY an arrangement Of screws,
pencils of wood, very blunt, are made
to press upon the cheeks and chin at
the points where dimples are desired.
Uncomfortable ? Why, of course.
But, as the French say, il is worth
while to suffer for beauty's sake.
False busts, hips and calves are
made OF frubDer,Ato be blown out like
balloons, and in many other styles.
while the young lady of build hopeless
ly skeletonesque may procure a com
plete stuffed jacket, which fills out
her form at every point to the extent
requisite for counterfeiting desirable
embonpoint.
lfsoneis so unfortunate as to lack
nose he Can obtain a false one of
papler mache artfully enameled to i'm p
itate the skin. One kind of imitation
proboscis is attached to a spectacle
frame, SO that the owner puts on his
counterfeit rasal organ in adjusting
his glasses. y & IfiH8i IBtf EE6fB
Masculmevaniiy is concerned IN the
genesis of about eighty patents for
various kinds of moustache guards.
One such is gold plate with a spring,
which may be fastened to any drink
ing vessel at moments notice. - Wl
Another is specially designed for
beer glasses. A tube connecting with
1t goes down deep into the beer, so
that the moustached dripker, is able to
avoid the foam. ~ rs Z ~
Other guards are destined 70 tbe
worn like spectacles somewhat, with
wires to pass to the back of the ears
OF the wearer and hold then on. The
shield for the moustachc is of gold or
silver or of fine gold wire net.-Gin
ctnnatti Ga@stte. ~
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GOD WILL SHOW YOU THE WAY,

There is a definite and proper end
or issue for every mans existence, an
end which to the heart or God is the
good intended for him, OF for which
he was intended that which he is
privileged to become, called to become,
ought to become that which God will
assist him to become, and which he
cannot miss save by his own fault. But
we are able as free beings to refuse
the place and the duties God ap
points, which, il we do, then we sink
into something lower and less worthy
TO us. -@
As God in fixing on our end or use
will choose the best end or use pos
sible, so He will appoint for us the
best manner possible of attaining it.
And SO, as you pass on, stage by stage,
it is made clear to you that whatever
you have laid upon you to do or to
suffer, whatever TO surrender or TO
conquer, is exactly best for you. What
you call hindrances, obstacles, dis
couragements, are probably Coils
opportunities IL you 60 to God to
be guided, He will guide you, but he
will not comfort your distrust or half
trust of Him by showing you the chart
OF alLshis purposes concerning you.
He will show you into way where, il
you go cheerfully and trustfully for
ward, He will show you on still farther.
There must be complete renuncia
tion of self will. God and religion
must be practically first, and 1.-THE tes,i.
mony that we please God must be the
element Of our peace. Such disciple
has it for his Joy that God Is leading
him, is shaping every turn of his ex.
perience.
For know whom l have trusted
and am persuaded that He is able to
keep that which | have rolled of up.
on Him"
l have Saviour that's mighty to
keep.-Dr. BushneH.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue OF sundry wrlts of Fl. Fa.. issued out
OF the court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia
County, Pennsylvania, and to me directed, will
be eSpostslt W ptblie >safb atrtile Celfrt Housed
In Bloomsbury, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1895, |
at 9 O'Clock p. m, all that certain messuage,
tenement and tract Of land situate in Scott
township, Columbia county, aud state OF Penn
sylVania, bounded and described as follows, to-
t:EBeginning at a stone scorner thence
north eleven degrees, west eighty perches to a
corner; thence by lands OF Maurice T.. Seibert
north eighty-ilyo degrees, cast thirty-seyon and
flve-tenths percheS 10 q corner: thence north
seventy-seven degrees, east twenty-slx perches :;
thence north sixty-one and one-half degrees,
east slstyftwo perches toa battesnlitt thence
north'forty ty-tnree degfees, east twenty-nfne and
sx,tdnthperchest 10 n bridge abutnentf; thence
north twelyn degrees, east thirty4fou porches
to aeorTen;1 thence eIghty-three Iegruesy east
nine antlisix-tenth percheslto a cbrnBf I, thBnce
by land OF Abram Custer smIthteri md dnpthalf
degiNef, wesh fortN-one perche3; thenue, san II
eleven degrees, west eleven and lflte.tsnth
perclfe5 1lsmce south pigrty-tlvea and one-halt
degrtGsy wrist three perchps, urhence south
fifteen dasrees,wostiten perchcs; henues6uth
sevent yDont depees, east two rpe nllosl thtnce
southten degrsesgwGsusixteen pcroAps :ltngnce
suut IN Gishty-seven degrees, enst ioue Bperch
themes seuthseventeen degrees, west fortylhlne
and ofHs-tenh peruhes; thence nortln eighty
eight and one-halr degrees; east rtrty. soven
perchesi thence south eight y-Sne ana one half
degrees, east eleven and five tenth. .perehes TO
corner tiienCe south ten and three-fourth
dsgres west thrtyssixpndnF nFe-t entIr, ne efehes
70 an alley; thehce north tseveuty-ssfen ana
one-half degreesswest nine and nYe-tenth
perches; thence south ten and three-fourth
degrees,u west thtee ana sixteenth ptfehes !;
thense2 s6ath sevents-seteni and obe4half
degrees, east nine and hye-terth perches
THENCE sdtttliten and thtee-fourth degtees, west
nineteenand twd-tentt perches; thence north
sevehty-two and one-hdlf degrees, west riine
and twoAenthiperches thence south thirty
one and one.fourth degrees, west fourteen and
five-te6thperches; tiIeaee isohth forty-six and
one-iourth degrees, west fourteen ana seven
tenthpercDes; thence south seyenty-nine aand
three-fourth degrees, west twenty-nine and
five-tenth perches TO a white oak stump thence
north sixty-four degrees, west twenty perches;
thence north hfty-seven degrees, west six and
seventeenth perches thence south eighty-three
aud one-half degrees, west ten perches; thence
north seventy-seven grees west twenty-five
perches; thence north fOrty-three degrees, west
nineteen and fourteenth perches: thence north
stxty-four degrees, west seven and seventeenth
perches; thence north seventy-three degrees
west eleven and seventeenth perches thence
north eighty-lve and one-half degrees, west
sixteen perches to a stone, the place OF begin
ming, containing D I.... ......
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WIDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.

The following widows Apprasements win
be presented 10 the Orphpns' Court or Colum-
bla county on the first Monday OF February, A.
ID. 1885, and confirmed niSi, and unless excep-
tions rre filed within four days thereafter viii
be confirmed absolute: -r'
William Parr Est, Mifflln, Personality, $4,000.
John kckroth Est, Scott, Personally, $4,000
Daniel Whitmire Est, Centre, Personality
S3O0.0b.l 10 EGTF ltG .fr.I. hlWuT7G'
Charles II. Slime Est, Cleveland Personality
1910; Realty, 100. Total, sHsiO. Sl', @'''
Charles Cola Est, Nti1lin, Personally, SiG,s0
Realty, s25O00. Total, se96 70. ''''''''
D. Nj. Hulshizer Est, rcott Realty, $500 90. .a
.siHilpna "ohu" 1.j 97 GIN. QUICK,
Clerks 0nlcP,i 3g-.T I-ge,- Clerk o. G.
Bloomsbury, Pa, Jan. Q, 1895. r.
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of IeiTlck, as lot No. 20, whereon Is erected &
BARN.

ALSO: All that certain piece or lot OF ground
situate In the Borough OF Berwick, Columbia
county, Pa, bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: on the north by Eleventh street, on
the east by lot No. e9 on the south by an alley
and on the west by lot No. "a. Said lot being
one hundred and thirty feet more or less In
depth, and torty-nine and one-half feet in
width, It being lot marked and numbered on
the general plan, Thompson's addition OF the
Borough of Berwick as lot No. 2s. ., ,I ...
seized, taken into execution at the suit OF
VIM! J. Knorr vs. Henry T.. Longenberger and
to be sold as the property OF Henry L. LoDgen-
berger. ..f ...f..!., .,..... .l.......t. .
JACKSON, Atty. J. b. McIIENRY,
.'- '.' '' .. t-'t sheriff.
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FRAME GRIST MILL,

and the water-right appurtenant thereto. Ex-
cepting therefrom all that certain portion or
part the Aforesaid tract OF land to-wit Be-
ginning at point thtrty-four feet from the east
corner OF the mill, thence south seyenty-five
degrees, tlfteen minutes, east elghty-flve feet
TO corner; thence south twenty-three degrees,
FIVE and one-huhdredth minutes, west one
hundred and nine feet toa corner; thence south
thirty-tye degrees, forty-flye minutes, west
forty-two and lve-tenth perches TO a corner !;
THENCE north seventy degrees, thirty minutes,
west one hundred and thirty-nine feet TO q
corner; thence north two degrees. thirty min
utes, west one hundred and seventy feet
to corner; thence south eighty-two degrees,
forty minutes, east one hundred and twenty
feet TO post, the place OF beginning, contain
ing FIVE hundred and fifty-seven Onc-thousandth
OF an acre, upon which is erected a Frame Grist
MIL, together with the right and use of the
water to run said ml1 with the mill dam,
water, water-right, tail-race waste-weir, head
race twenty-five feet upon either side from the
centre, and all the appurtenances to the said
mill property, together with the right TO enter
upon the same to mend and repair the said mill
Gaih, race and water-right -' ""
Seized, taken in execution at the suits OF Il
W. NJ. Low versus Alfred Irwin, and to be sold
as the property Of Alfred irwin. .,...rl'
- j. b. McHENRY,
BARKLEY. Atty. e. Sheriff.
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Legal Advertisements.
JURORS FOKFEBRUARY TERM

Il
s.... GRAND JURORS. ....t -l
Benton.-phnlp Gibbons, ,iru. Kline lo
G. Drumm.
Bloom-P. $. Meyer, Henry DoaK, II. Aurand
~. N. ~, ~ ~ Cathclrt,is. Uherereling.
SataW aWlsSa---AmbrOse SharplGss, W. VI. Geiger.
Centrc-Frank Fester.
yngham-John Mcdonnell, r. f. McIIale.
Fishlngcreck-I. 5. Campbell.
liemlock --Wm. Tilly. 17 ssg
Locust-Jcrry Boyer.
MadisOn-A. Hartlinp.
MI, pleasant--N. H. Manning.
Orange =. " Clcssen.
Plne-Nathan Moser.
ScOtt-iienTy Lehman.
sugarloar--EZra stephens --------..--.--.r-.-
PETIT JURoRS-FIRsT WEEK.
Es9S,r Rs@SGrEw y 4; pgSls1ssh, }Sa g r, - o,
Bloom-Wm. Kreamer, f. H. Carpenter, NJ
y EllenD2gen, A. h. Glrton.s
rihrcreek--N. n. Bower. 'tN
Ventralta VIM. Flanagan, J. w. Fortner, j.
Ccntre~E n Hagenbucn, y. II. Fowler.t ..H.
SS,oP5yngheia-Geo S,s5y gsl1i,. fsrlhan' Ch9s Maize.
GlshlngcIeekLJ. y. karns, 7. Runyon
Frankln--Phllp Manhart. -, .s....,-..
Greenwood--p. AlbertsOll. -..5
Hemlock--L PursaL ~ i0tlslct 4El7sfRlE
LOcust-J0hn Oliver
Madison--J. II, Hartmmn. ta
Main-D. ". Miller, W. =. Fisher. W Il,
Millin-Rush Wintcrsteen. VIZ A-e-a
Ninlnville-LOwe Lyons.
Orange--,JOhn Conner, $. Keller. "..| ..a
RoartngCrcek--ll. HOuGk. ...|- I....l B.
Scott. BQchm1n, c. W. Kline, u. Snydcr, H.
O.. NAPLES, d; whltmre, Wm Hopper, Jr
sugarloaf-E 2. Hartman, IlT} - ''''.
PETIT JURORS SECOND WEEK.
Bcaver-Jacob Longcrberger.
Bent0n-Iohn Il. Lemon.
b'fWlCK-Henry Jones, ChQS Haas.
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Heart Disease Relieved in 80 Minutes.

Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart
gives perfect relief in all cases Of Or
gan'c or Sympathetic Heart Disease
IN 80 minutes, and speedily effects a
cure. 1t is a peerless remedy for Pal
pltation, Shortness of Breath, Smoth-
enng Spells, Pain in Left Side and all
symptoms of a Diseased Heart. One
aose convinces. Sold by w. S. Rish-
'0n' 90 u olomH0iIsry'
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ADM1NIsrRArRIx NOTICE.

Estate Of Lucy j. BrOclirGy, late OF BloOIaSbla'0
deccdSed
Notice is hereby given that letters OF admin
istratlonon the estate OF Lucy -. Brockway,
mte or bloomsbury, deceased, have been grant
ed 10 the undersigned admlnlstratrix TO whom
all persons indebted to said estate are request
ed'to make payme nts and those having claims
Or Demands VIII make knpwn the same without
ls.5-6t' ALICE BRoOKwAY KAsHNER, ia
q D.; -...,- ..,it ' Administrators.
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CHRISTIAN F. KNAPP.
FIRE INSURANCE
BLOOMSBURY, PA.

Home, OF N. Y; Merchants of Newark.
n j.; Clinton, N. Y.;peoples', N. "; Read.
Ing' ia German American ms. Co., New
fork; Greenwich Insurance Co., New York;
Jersey City Fire ms. Co, Jersey City MI.
4 hese old corporations are well 81 Soned
py age and hre tested, and have never get
assets are all invested in solid securities. and
liable to the hazard of FIRE only 3.3 {d
Losses promptly and honestly adjusted and
pad as soon as determined, 10y Christian +.
ihn,napp, Special Agent and Adjuster, Blooms.
burg, Pa. 7'7 r'7Tr
The people of Columbia county should
p@'ronize the agency where losses, if siy.
citizens. ,...'
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DWELLING HOUSE,
and outhundlngs

oih buNbhiibihbo
ALsog Allthat certaln piece or lot Of ground
situate In the Borough or Berwick, Golum1ia
county, Pa, bounded and described Al. fellows,
to-wit: on the north by Eleyepth street on
the east by lotNO, %, on thesonih by an alley
and on the west by lot No, 49, said lot beng
one hundred and thirty fhet, moro or gless IN
depth, and forty pine and one hall feet In width,
IL being lot marked and numbered ON the gem
eral plan, Thompson's addItion'of.the Borough
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EXECUTIONS NOTICE.

G.Jl EStpte or Jdmes Kocher, deceased. 'i.
@ Notice Is hereby given that letters testament
tary on the estate of James Kocher late OF
.Cehtre township, Columbia county, Pa, de-
er, OF said township, Levi u. Kocher, OF Briar-
creek township, and Rolandus Kocher, OF CEN
tre township, To whom all persons Indebted TO
said estnte are requested to make payment,
ana those having claims or demands win make
known the same without delay.
THOMAS C. KOCIIER, u
LEYlZ. KOCltER,
l-ll-bt.' kOLANDUS kOCHER,
Executors.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1895,

at o'clock, p. NJ, all chat ee,tain piece or lot
of ground situate I'M tlle borough eE Berwick
County OF Columbia and State OF Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to-Wit: on
the north by Eleventh street, on the east by
Chestnut street, on the south by an alley and
on the'west by lot No. -, SAN loy being ione
hundred and thirty feet, more Or loss % depth
ana forty-nne ana ohe-half feet in width, It
being the lot marked and numbered on the
general plan, Thompson's addition OF the Bor-
ough OF Perwick1 as lot No. 90, whereon Is
erected a
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Ola wrlt OF ri. Fa issued out OF the
Court of Common Pleas OF Columbia county,
Pcnnsylyanis,}a TO no directed VIII be eH-
posed TO public sale at the Court House,
Bloomsbury, on .i0 stI- f9Jj "a
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-02-01
ia ACRES

and four perches OF land, be the same more or
less, on which Is erected large frame
2.STORY DWELLING HOUSE,
barn, wagon sheds and outbulldlngs. Also a
large three-story '"t @.I .' s3I a-@
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-02-01
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue Of a certain wit of Lev. Fa. is-
sued out of the Court Of Common Pleas of
Northumberland county, and TO me directed
will We exposed to public sale at the Court
House in the Borough Of Sunbmy, Northum.
bterland county, Pa, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10

turning courage in the business world;
investors at home and abroad again
have confidence in our securities
which grows as confidence. in our
money grows. Side by side and step
by step the two go on together. Let
the latter. however. but halt once
more. and the former will turn back
ward and desert US more completely
than before.
1T is easy TO exaggerate, however,
the comparative influence Of better
times in changing sentiment; it is
more true. as well as more agree
able and complimentary to the intel
ligence Of our American people, to
attribute this mainly to investigation,
study and awakened thought