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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
ROOSEVELT AND GRADY CLASH.

The Senate Cities Committee heard Commissioner
Roosevelt and Commissioner Parker the Senate
bill similar to the Assembly measure. which dIvests
Chief Conlin OF some Of his powers The hearing
was held after the Assembly hearing and was
similar so far as arguments went The proceed
ngs were diversified by passage at arms between
missioner Roosevelt was talking OF transfers by
the old Board for political ends
But your Board transferred policemen so that
they could vote" said Senator Grady. You.
But" replied Mr. Roosevelt warmly Judge
Lawrence. a Tammany Hall judge
Judge interrupted Senator Grady me is jurlsi.
You should not bring him into politics"
do you consider 1t a term OF opprobrum?'
NO" said Senator Grady. but you used the
words as a term OF opprobum.'
Not So" said Mr.. Roosevelt. IL merely used the
words descriptive / wanted to point out that
the Judge stated that our system OF using police
Election Day was the best ever devised
Nevertheless. the fact remains that you voted
first, then attended to your police duties after.
ward. The policemen were not treated So said
Senator Grady.
THAT is not a fact" replied Mr.. Roosevelt.
Yes there is" declared Senator Grady, en-
phatically
The Commissioner then continued with the argu-
ment
During the hearing Edward Lauterbach. OF New
York, was in and out Of the room, and when Com
missioner Parker was speaking Mr.. Lauterbach,
Senator Ellsworth and Commissioner Roosevelt
talked long while In the corridor.
The committee took no action on the bill, some OF
the members being absent. II Is said however,
that the Republican majority In the committee VIII
order a favorable report.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
San8t &to % lang S'p''
pirfiombeo.

Sremragenbe MGno behoIOEt "
iieloen belle lin 2lanosepns Og iIIl Sn"1
Gpne liae op til en- iarOeIes 6't @I9' 1
De 9esieps, @labitpne og 9isma'a - !"
9spiIer berpau. Yape YtIIa 0a ~
enoe, meo ale fine getpmringeF t.-.1
9gnsitelier os fine anitren9el'H III
ben tatbplite 8irtes Sper4o0'O. q w
Iua ct grsmpel berpaa. &unltnssS n'
malerem Os giusobussersn gSIt'I ~
selo siorbe / SO glars aloersn a'i ~,
ct at line fore aunrperter, Og Den y.
berpmte Maler1 itran fable 'ST'F na rs,
lsIe giaeoer meb l.. ltor "n"
farbisbeo, ba ban bar 80 , ar 9a'II''
iom ba ban bar | fine "beolle |I o.a,-
Man Ian Dep at siennemie9E ar",
OSer Guropas itsritsNan tllpOs a'.I n
al benz, Der meb iulb aanosttaI' n,
feneite @loer, up inoS ct 9u .,,,s
9lar. bar pirtet, ida bet er al D'
beroper. q, "a,
Haitsn etbpert 2anS tan opO'I'"
nenbs Sanomener.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
@oeltene I 9anmarf.

@renaa, 13be gpril. Ct Suno al
raa Ioelteue | naturlist Seize er fprs
nplis fremfommet FER paa gsnen %
maa iittert ~betrastes iom en- flor Mar.
felisbee. Gn Grbeiber, iom i fprriae
use bar beIiGitiset meo at flepe Sten
ira en- @rapbsi. Der er belissenoe tet
uoenfor 2anosbpen Galsrooe, fanbt
nemlis inoe / en- Of btsie life minbre
enS SO @ranatiten af iurtastis brnn
5arpe, Der bar inouorebe / Stenen, ban
tlppsbe. Sper af bisie @ranater bans
ner en- reselmesiis &rpital. Der er be.
sranbiet al "a liseIture, u~liseiibebe
5irfanter, og Ter uo iom ON ben bar
bannet ai acknowledgement, mebens ben
/ Sirteli9beoen er ct 9roouft al Gatuz
rem. @ranaterne er al foritielis itprs
relie, y til l CONNIE i GparmaaI, "a
nosle al benz er beifabisebs, bporpeo be
fremoiler ct mu let 8ruo. SperTlaben
er matslinoienoe, % fun peb aauterne
er @ranaterne ipast sjenuem Ifinnenoe.
gestiploen ct 3.3 % De bar famine
Saarbbeo iom Siersfrpital. Gf ben
@ranaterne ON luttenoe Gten er M
intet anSet iSebOlo enb nosle ubetpoe.
lise &efter, Der better ueb ct Bar al
bisie, os tpSer paa, at benne bar be.
ret at Ell @neusart, builten ~antaaelia
b%iorSrer fra Norses 5ieloe, bpcrira
ben | SsperiOben er fsrt ber neb.
9rpper al bette eienbommeliae On
imntte Suno, Der af 5inberen er af.
banoet til en- berboenoe 8ipbmanb, pil
blipe operienbte til bet mineraloaiSfe
Muieum i 8%jpbenbaou.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
Gftcrglemtc Eager al Sern:
bane=Y

Ger er / 2onoon fore Spbeparinsss
rum for ale be Irtifler, ipm &eiienoe
8lemmer efter fig % efterlaber i Serns
banepOsnene. Ser er Iiot StatiItit i
ben Inleonins. 8e6 guiion Station
er Der sieuneminitlis 10000 eager
efterla9te. Senpeo ire Sieroeoele al
benz. Der bar nusen Serb, a fleoeres bog
ira Gib til anoen til fine @iere. men
Der er buer Dag flere enb tDue Sore.
Ipprgler efter eager, iOm er table,
men life funbne. Suert Gar ialses
1000 eiterslemte Suraplptr. On lite
&lasies &asiaser fra 9iuerpuol til
@uitpn par, ibet ban ipptteoe no nosle
SlommeItere 9jennem 8inousaabnin'
gen, tOmmeu tilifabe foe at Ienoe fin
tuniti9e Tanoretfe famine Sei. Der
bleu eiteriDst lanss 2inien, 2anberne
~ianOtes Os blep leuereoe tilbase til fin
Gier. Sch Stationen Sings grpis
tassr bet 6 Tiger at Orone Us i~ortere be
eiter9lsmte Eager, iom ifal iel9es ueO
ben Sutton. Der buert Gar aiboloes.
Sbe @reut Hurtbern afbanber bpert
gar 2 Cons '~eitcrlaote Guiier. Saras
plyerue iGlees / 8artier fra 6 til SO
til en- &ris al $40 o8 neoOuer; belle
luttioucr for beune Statiuns Sebfom'
menbe inObraste $3.50; naturlisuIs
ialses sllt for en- Gill, TIL blanot Ir'
t~itlerne par Der 1000 GpaoierItotfe os
1900 Saruplper.
Great gaiteru Sernbanss aompnni
iOlste iioite slar f0lsenoe SittesOos:
140 SaoiGtfe % Sallier, 5 fore Sas'
fer meo 8gser, 459 Gar Sto os Stsp'
Ter, GA Sntpper os Wan6etter, 25G
Suer, sos Satte, 1000 e~ntelte, image
Sauoiter, $50 Sumebatte os Suer, "a
8sriter og aamme. 265 9iber, lie
9~eusepuuse. 100 SObafSpnnse, hoe
SpabieritOtfe, 800 Strsmper os GOf'
fer, 1OS SaanoflGoer. 172 2ommetsr'
tl9oer, 1921 Garaplper ps meset GIN
BET.
Zen fsrIte ben bebIte Spoer iaa,
SilIaset; Sano FER irlses iaaleoes
8artier for &c 8arret.
4aa 2OnoUu % SOuttwsItern Gin,
bar Der blnuot eiterslemte Artifler 10;
Wiadntpibe5 os $40 Satte % Suer
Spao Der aarlisaars Iinoes at eiter
slemte GenSe saar 9iennemiuitlis Of
til $500.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
9ecDrab og Smegn.
Ten 7be Mlai 1896.
e ~ :.

Siplae Scipds 2ope er bet forbuot
at iauge Siit pan uOseuiombett Mnaoe
fra ben lite gIpril til ben 15oe Roi.
3ette til 9aaminbelie for Gamle %
unss, ium briuer meo 5iife.
Zen 9G'anrise Mcgennemp |
8eit 2scOrab oeoe Tirsoas NOrsen.
- Sberif Gbriitsn reiite / Mauouss
til Snbepenoence meo 10 9ntienter Ue
Tom tilbuse meo fem, iom aniees for
ubelbreSeIise, Vs ium itul fua SpbOlb
/ SiuOipseufoelinsen / 5reepOrt. 3isie
er: Scr. 8uth, Wiite 8ena, 5rani
9celer, Better GuOsau os Mrs. RarD
Gipera.
- Wisies Dora % CLARA Gmbli
Tom iioIte Susbas tilbass fra en- Eur
til Riccoiae. Mit9ea Co., buOr be
bapoe pGret for at beisse en- 2ante,
0trs. Steel, Der Dor umtrent baluans
ben Wil ira u9unte 8p. Meoens be
bar Der, bapOe be nGr bleoet 8ioner
til en- %furfRroelis ulpite. SIR. Steel
iatte ell Slass GubItans, Der ifuloe
bruges til at impre Seitenes Sope meo,
paa 8oseOonen, os paa en- eller atoen
Wauoe TOM Der Slo / famine. os ber'
peo fateoeS Slo / Wrs. Steels alGs
Der. Sapoe life Gmblis Biser paret
tiliteoe os iaaet reuet &lGoerue al
beube, iaa er oct unfit, buorlebes bet
uiIbe babe sauet, men iUm bet bar.
blep Mrs. eteel Blot nUset fOrbrenbt
paa 8rpitet % armene.
Mrs. Sober @iems, @iamar,
Minn., ct fummsn berneo for at reiie
ct MOnument paa fin aibeoe Manos
@rau Us f~oritisnne Grapitebet.
- @trs. 3. Simuniou reiite ibas,
9ursbas. biem til gilbert Sea, Minn.
- Murtin GnberiOn fra 9leaiani
9Utunibip bar iaaet GniGttelie Bus BET
eIeitriIte 2ps &pmpant. Irof. Bred
enriose flyer, at ban mart pil arbeioe
fig irem til en- beore StiQirg.
5reoag glfteu ben 26oe Sum-
1olbes Gisunsseramen for 9ecOrut
Snititutes 9raouerenbe 9lasie for 1896.
Stolens tiOlisere Stuoenter us aue
bens &enuer iubbpbes til at pperuers
oenne ieitlise Stuno / GecOrab Sniff
tutes 8psning.
- Ntiis @iermue er after fommeu
tilbase til Secorab.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
Sfolelopen faIoen!

Sra &~isbenbaon bsrettes Den looe
slpril:
Salssubpalset ansaaenbe Stole'
lopen bar / gitermibbuss fra ST. 8 til
81 bplot ct Wsbs.
Sra Soltetinsets eibe blep Der frems
lat en- Senii0ins ont, at iaafrenit
2anbstinsst bible saa ino paa ben
samle aaloeliesmaabe, pilbe 5olfstin'
get tase unoer Sperpeielie, ON bet
funoe saa iub paa 2~anbstinsets 8rap
for be pprise Stribspunttsr.
Timber ben b~erefter uouitlebe 5Or'
Rambling piite bet fig, at 9anSstinsst
beitemt faitbolbt, FIN at bile labe JIG
nsie meb ben samle &albeliesmaabe
unbsr ben 5orubiatnins, at ben 5ors
tolfnins, Miniiteren bible lasse til
grunb berfOr, fit beitemt llotrpt
2open.
Serpaa i~tranbebe Sprbunolinserne.
~llopalset pulate b~ereiter til Srofg'
rere for be eoentuele aiuisenoe Snes
itilinser gbriitenien.S tabil % Sierre.
Bet pil runot i 2anbet feles ipm en
Sfuffelie, at bet life er lpttebes at siens
nemipre benne 9op, % bens Sab bill
bore bet meit isinefaloenbe Seuis paa
bet iaafalote 8euirereformpartis iulbs
itanoise Smpotens; bet pil oa beller
life tunne rpite Iniuuret fra fig. Get
itaar fat, at Iesierinsen peo Samlins
gems 8espncelie fOrelasoe Ell suo %
bruselis Sfolelou, Der blep bilit meb
%alminbelis Slaoe, % at Golfetinset
gap benne Sou en- FABIAN Stitfelie, at
9areritanSen enitemmis ertlerebe: Sel.
lere insen Sob emo SOlfetinaets, ifjpnt
oSiaa benne GAP benz en- 2Suninssiors
bsielie. Set ituar enooioere fait, at
&esierinsen lansmuois inbrSmmeoe en-
5ortietteiie al Rissoussiamlinsen for
at siue 5Oltetinset enbuer iUm belit
Gbance for at ppnaa ct Geiultat, % at
bette aaiseUel life CT lptteoes, fibnt
2~unostinset bar itraft fig til ben posr.
tie Grab al SmDoefOmmsnbsO, % iaa
lan3t, ium bet %uperboueost pilbe bore
i~Oriuarlist.
8enitrereformpartiets Sfubsmaal
fan itriues meo oct fore, runbe Nul,
Der er Samlinsens belle llobptte, ben
iioite Mulisbeo for at biembrinae ct
pOiittpt &elultat er bereopiaist blepet
poet bet, men bet bar life apnet at be.
nptte benne Wulisbeo. Oct bar fun
opfumenteret, at bet ct albeles uSe af
Stano til at ubrette Goset.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
&nao 8oentgem ielp tiaer.

Yrot Iratts iDr beItreune Opba.
selie, at { Siraaler pbelesser 8afte.
rier % Tan bslbreoe iOrfjeGise imits
lomms sgsoomme. bar patt flor Spliat
! europa. 9aser | 9pnopn bstpiler.
at Sa'terisr life taaIsr aps; men De.
piier bar be enbna tile fsrt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
Snifes.

&eipefiable ifanoinauilte Dt9no til at
puertu9e Gsenturen iOr en-, ietbpert Sus,
let i9lgelis artitel. 9pelie er fife mos
peubis; bebaselist Grbeioe Os sco Se,
falling sarauteres. Gnbuer, Der MATTE
gnite at 9rrnoe Ell lpnnenoe 5%orretnins,
eler iOrltniie fig en- imut Siiortieneite,
oil for S~plpsniuser % irie Hrsper be-
bage at tillfripe
Is. 8. Sboop & Co.,
No. COS State Str. Racine, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08

o7H J." 3'eO yuh
! Eaoen'S aosn baot EN- eout,r.
9rof. &oentsen, ba benu. por ~.
b~asepeien fra ct Sa0.Iteb o..s
buOrben ban baobe teajpst ia +,
l0se S0'le. Slider bIec FORUM
oper at finbe. OF g~rpiesiurer >.
iterf os fraftis MunO, meO en- ip,Sq
iistsiaroe % fort Soor O8 e,js N
en- eneite "Sraa etrs8" i Bet, Ct
sa5inepOrtrat bauoe iremhiQu ham n
en- llOstrat. sammet GrjnbiSsr,
"Ses fOrmUOer, ut De far bort o.,
piounoerlise &eiultnter, ium g,,,l
Sslieu af 9eres SpOa8slie nsGs \
fsrt til ! GbicasU?" TAR Set III
Spprsmaal.
"Sa. ies bar left berum mss MAJ
Snteresie iiar ba ie9 tjen0ts g,i
Q. Strait, lanse for ban bleV eI,4,|
tberapeutiit peb 8ennett @sSim q.
lese. Seq bar messn Ggtelis for b,1
men fan life bsmme ON Geiutosr
at bans Spbaselie, for ieg Ter Dem N
esne Zine. Sec tienOer life o.. spI
W'sbtman; men ba 8abdlgrunnl
napner BAN iUm en- Of Straits %,
arbeibere, maa ban bore at itSs Nd
Gn for Sielp mob @enneFcnes mani
SiSelier ipnes at bore funosn".
"Sar De pentet iaabnnue turtia
pelsiprenoe 8eiultater al OeTs troad
De bar ppoaset ?" ipurte Slider.
"gtu ia, bpub Der er meoosn, h,
bauier mig life. SEQ bar pentst nj
me9et, iaar leg bleO farbig Hes nj
S~pfinoelie. ut ben pil bare flor n
tpbnins for gbirursieu, bar let a
men ies ipntss, at oen IOpeos land
mere. Seq im,8reoe mig HtS u
Saab, at gaci0er, ipm iuramild
SaIieipsocm (9iiterit). Golera os
Ore farlise 5uritprreIier / BET mid
iteli9e 2eseme, epcntuslt O8 inSnSl
piloe bliue poelaste peO t Straaln|
SubHpoelie.
aabelsrammet tiger, at 9litrrjt Nd
belt coeruunoen / GBiCnSc, men ID
mebbeles life npset enoeli8t &eiuAI
meo Senipn til acleru, 2unssbstlp
belie, Neruefeber % andre @Iast
Tom ppitaar af Saciler. 9ette sr l'
b%anienoe o. iiuffer mine 6orUantnjr
ger. Seq betrugter 3iiterit % SolE
iOm De farlisite epsoOmme % tn
iulot % fat. at be Saciacr, ION irsn
faloer andre 9laser, ntua uGre Isiit'
at pinoe 8ust meo. Seq iplsr ri
ioruisiet ON, at 4 Strnolcn msO q
% Stunoer pil furere aGc De rRsH
Spsocmme. Oct oil bIlpe mtg
Glase, naar ies fer, at eu9Ocr N79t
Se9e Ter fig iitano iii at orrbs Sac
Ter. Sar man iunoet no, buOr De IlNN
oil Waaoen at pcelGg9e Dem pda BID
en- iimpel aunit, iom tan IGrt' ,
Spelie.
Seq bill life in6tabe mig paa
siette. boorlebes Iroi. Sratt bar 8a'
trent; men jeg penter mso SSn9le' =
nGrmere Splpsninssr. @0oO MI
esne Experimental ansuar, ian tFr
life, at bans Metbuoe utI itdHls
eaer uiie, at be er unptti9e. Srr''''
mere ubisrer unberttoeH fore 2Ina
en- Sait. 8i foretreiter at 0aa y
mere imaat us meo itDrre 0mll9i. \
mig tillut sientase, at ieg baaRsF p
at 4 Straalen pil BABE i'm tore
tpouins uuber gebanolIn8eTI a. q
Iass Spsbomme, % at oDjtISe va:
uil BRUCE benz ueo etbuert Sp8sIe's
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-08
Solfepiie.

Saa onlgt mellem andre oror.
NlOrts ct Era / stOoen,
Vt Stormen life bet timber
- iGloer bets 9sp til Sorb.
Nlorig / aDns en- Carte
&eOte i'm Sens ioa LAB,
Vt u9lcn lite ben siuer
% tiper oens 8iuser at.
aloris ct Menuefebicrts
Sau lSnlist / Stbssen ilaar,
Ut alOHer lille bet faper,
I'll BET ! SOrris fOrsaar.
%GttsTs aOrs! Oct tpussr Ell iaa nj
bQ bn IRoo,r n n MI .,.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-23
TERMS OF SALE.

The amount Of taxes and costs must be paid
when the land is struck Off, or the sale may be
void and the property put up and resold.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-23
C0L0RS IN HOSIERY.
They Arc Much Diversified Nowadays, and
Black Is Less In Favor Than 1t Was.

They Arc Much Diversified Nowadays, and
Black Is Less In Favor Than 1t Was.
One who has an idea that the all
black stocking is the only sort sold in
quantities should walk into any promi-
nent store and look over the varlegated
and diversified hues that are woven into
the latest importations OF women's
hosiery, and he would change his
opinion. From France and Germany
there comes rainbow assortment that
follows out all the leading modes in
materials approved by fashion.
Thus the plaid family is naturally on,
In force and such admixtures as mark
every known clan and dozens of COM
minglings that would not be recognized
in Scotland, but which are eminently
delightful to the color loving eye, ap.
pear In the giant stock of this line
alone. Then there are squares and dia.
monds in two and sometimes three col.
orings, all of which are guaranteed &c
retain their pristine shades throughout
the trying ordeal of the laundry. Thus
black and nile, ciel, reseda, old rose
mauve and maize are woven together
forming striking novelty in the hos.
iery world
The old time combinations of blaca
feet and half legs, with colored uppers
are varied now by weaving OF Vandyke
points, the color being thus merged
into the black in a series of decided
VS., which are much more artistic than
the abrupt change, which was apt tc
give the impression of a pieced out
stocking. Open worked and embroid.
cred fronts in celors are most effective
IN either Isle or silk. Polka dots In
three sizes are favored by many, the
little dies being in six popular colors
on black grounds.
Perhaps the greatest novelty Is
printed effect that resembles brocaded
silk. The background is shimmering
chameleon combination, on which Ii
thrown mass of wandering vines and
colored blossoms
For semi-qulet combination the
plack stockings, with Nanon Vandykes
IN co!ors on the sides, are very pretty
being in reality only stockings. Speak.
Ing of clocks, they have once more
come into favor, but are now seen
either in groups of three or so broad.
ened out that the old idea of the clock
Is quite lost. None of the stockings de.
scribed call for more than the most
modest outlay and are sufficiently
varied to run the gamut of the most
Huctuating taste.
or course, the stand by solid colors
may be selected in great abundance
care having been taken in the buying
70 secure those colors that are most
likely to prevail in evening silks. FASH
Ion declaring that slippers ard stock.
ihss must match the costume.
just peep at mems bicycle hosiery
revealed the astonishing fact that there
ure more than hundred var Ii swat
ihs the masculine buyer, so that when
he rides his wheel he may get himself
up III as attractive fashion as his COM
panion of the gentler sex. In them are
plocks or plaids, some with turned over
TOPS, others extending plain the full
length What there Is not IN weave
ana design could be better described
than what there "a, far no thought
seems to have been forgotten, this one
section of the hosiery industry but ex-
emplifying the completeness of the
whole
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-23
ORPHANS COURT SALE
Estate or Wm. McNtnch, DeCd.

Estate or VIM McNtnch, Decd.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, the undersigned
will expose TO public sale the following pieces
of real estate:
All that certain house and lot of ground
situate in the town of Catawissa. in the coun-
ty of Columbia and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
On the west by Front street, on the south
by land late of Samuel Eek; on the east by
land of Catawissa Rail Road Company, and
on the north by land of George Stecker,
containing in front on said Front street, thir-
ty-fve feet, and extending back in depth one
hundred and sixty feet, whereon are erected
two story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
stable and outbuildings.
ALSO
All that certain house and lot of ground
situate in the town of Rupert, in the county
of Columbia, Montour township and State
of Penn'a, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the south corner of said lot ir.
an alley twenty feet wide, and running thence
by said alley north seven and one half de-
grees east one hundred and ten feet; thence
by lands of Lloyd Paxton, north eighty-two
and one-half degrees west thirty feet thence
by lands OF the same south seven and one
half degrees west, one hundred and ten feet
to an alley; thence by the line of said alley,
south eighty-two and one-half degrees east
thirty feet to the place of beginning, where
on are erected two-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
stable and outbuildings.
The lot in Rupert will be sold on the
premises on
FRIDAY, MAY I, 1896,
at II O'Clock a. m.
The lot in Catawissa will be sold on the
premises on same day at o'clock p. IN.
Terms of sale will be made known by
RACHEL MCNINCH,
4'9-4t. Administrator.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-23
LIABILITIES.

Julgmcnt OF NngrOsn, ass'd. 10
FIRST National Bank ....... 5n-0Ol
Interest due on same to Apr I, 90, 15O 20
Due Electric Light 20 10 April l.. 1908 so
Due BloOmsbu 3 Water Co. to
. III sssss.ss... ss.....s...s. 81 IL
Due Bloomsbury steam co about ~
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-23
SEATED LANDS.

Also at the same time and place, the follow
Ing lots, pieces and parcels OF Seated land, re-
turned by the tax collectors, are to be sold, un-
der the provisions or an Act OF Assembly, en-
titled, "An Act relating TO the sale or lands for
tax in Columbia county, approved March 9th,
1868
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-23
TREASURER'S SALE.
-OF--
UNSEATED AND SEATED
LANDS.
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.

BY virtue OF sundry Acts of the General AS
semby OF the commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
relating TO the sale of Seated and Unseated
lands In the county of Columbia, etc for taxes
due and unpaid Will offer at Public Sale in
the Court House I'm the town OF Bloomsbury, on
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-23
Monday, June 8, 1896,

at 10 o'clock a. m, the following described
pieces OF land, or such part thereof as may be
necessary TO satisfy the amount OF taxes due
and unpaid against the same, and continue the
same from day to day as the same may be found
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-28

The army worm is reported 10 be doing
great damage In South Berwick.
Mrs Sarah Bell of Hodgdon had two
barns destroyed by lightning last week.
The 10th annual reunion of the Andrews
family viii De held at West Rockport.
Au~. ).
W. ". Mcintyre viii succeed a. H.
Milliken AS business manager OF the Bid
deford Times.
1t is understood that there is a
proposition on foot to utilize the idle
water power Mt Fairfield for develop
ing electricity.
Albert L. Tyler. RocklauA's veteran
school teacher. died In that city Friday
evening. aged Is years. Sir. Tyler had
been connected with the pubic schools OF
fockiand for about half IA century.
y Bath ship. of about 1909 tons aud not
Tcty many years old. has been sold fog
iZ2.SW aud one OF The owners thinks il
very lucky trade at even that price. The
ship probably cost when now A5 a ton
Senator William I. Frye will open
the campaign in oxford county at
Norway. Tuesday evening Of next
week He will be the guest of Gen.
George l., Beal.
Regina Malone. the 2-yearS-old daugh-
ter of Mr. ana Mrs. James Malone of
Bangor, who was terribly burned. last
Friday, having set ere to her clothes
while playing with parior matches. died.
Saturday, from the effects of her injuries.
Some time ago movement was started
TO establish national bank at Wood
fOrds but ON account OF there being no
suitable building in which TO locate ii fell
through. II is now said that as soon aa
a brick block Is built al Woodfor1s the
movement will again be set on foot and
the bank established.
willard Ferguson. II years old. son of
Thomas Ferguson OF Lewiston, was
Killed by being crushed between a post
and Il car in the Grand Trunk Railway
Yards. Saturday afternoon. The boy was
a play on the post. and the car ran back
ana caught him. His father saw the nc
cident but was too far away to pre-
vent it.
1t is a singular coincidence that Col.
l.. NJ. Robinson. commander of Cush
man Post G. A. r., of Phillips. should
be one of six brothers who We're in the
Rebellion. and that his grandfather
vas one of six brothers who We're in
the Revolution. Still more remark
able is the fact that three of each gen
Grafton We're killed in service. 1t is an
example of hereditary patriotism not
often recorded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-28
Ne Was Stimulating Business.

A young man who has but recently
arrived in the city and who had not
seen sober minute since he arrived
took it into his head to give business
a boom on the credit basis last Satur-
day. He called at several business
places. among them Moodys dry
goods store and the Waterville Fish
Company and obtained goods al
leging that they were Tor a
Mrs. Vance of the Elmwood." After
the young man had left the fish mar
ket 1t occurred to the proprietor that
Landlord Judkins had a habit of pro-
viding food for his guests himself, and
he started on a tour of investigation.
ed that he had not the honor of an
acquaintance with Mrs. Vance" and
he investigated. Dligent inquiry led
to Deputy Sheriff Hill being put into
the secret and he found the man in the
basement of livery stable talking
horse to beat Sousa.
Scene second was laid in Judge
Philbrooks court: characters present
being judge, clerk, city marshal, Mrs.
Vances agent, reporters and citizens.
The respondent did not plead nolo con
tendre. but told the court that he had
fallen through the cup that intoxi-
Gates which was one and the same
thing. Judge Phlbrook took his word
for ii and fined him S. and costs. Not
being able financially to see and call
the judge he was taken to Augusta jail
for so days.