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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28
Sertiae @pbnbamfer.

Ole anfertieun9 bepesli9er Wobu.
bduier unb Grbeiterbiitten beiddftigt
ais SnSuftrie in Ser Ortl9aft Corona
auf Gong Sslanb bel Nep Oort sabls
rei9e Berlonen. Ole per{9ieSenen
2beile Der @ebdube iperben sdnsli9
aus SolS ber9eitellt, nit Nusnabme
folder Sttide natiirlid, bte uubebtnst
aus giien beiteben miillen. Gbe ein
oerarti9e8 Saus gum Gerianbt se,
lan9t, mtrb baiielbe pOllitdnbts auf9e.
itellt, bamit man iib iiber bas perfefte
3ufammenpailen Der ein3elnen Tbeile
Oersewiifern fann. @enn ii9 Qllles
sufriebenitellenb erpetit, perben bte>
ielben wteoer auseinanberselegt unb
nit allenl ipa8 yb'run unb bran
bdngt, na6 ibrem 8eitimmunssort
bef6rbert.
Der Sauptmartt fir 6ieie Siitten
lit pielleidt Sii6samerita, bod treffen
au6 otele 9eitellungen bon Sdeern
uno 6ii6ern aus Mlaine ein. BUR
3eit, ba Sc 2efieps oie @elellI6aft
gum Bau beS Panamas GanalS oraas
niitrte, wurben bon Corona aus iener
@eielli6aft 400 serleebare Sauier sez
ltefert. 9eoes oteier 9dusden, lpelde
bauptiddlib als slrbetteripobnungen
beniist ipnroen, beftanb aus 3ret 3ims
nlern uno elmer fleinen Slide. Cine
Der aontrattbei eitimmunsen latttete ba>
bin, oaB bic @obnbaufer pollitdnbigen
S6us 9e9en 9aranteln bieten miiBten.
Sdmmtlide S6us9en Der s9ebensrets
tunsssStatio entlang Der atiite BON
Song Sslanb iino mad bieiem Seitem
gebaut.
Ole bepeslidwn Sauler uerben nit,t
etipa alle nod bemielben glan anoe>
fertigt, iotpeit Sorm unb NusIeben in
getra6t fommen-tm @egentbeil-
bieie 0duier perben ebenlo ipie anbere
@ebduSe mad einem beliebisen @lan
erbaut. GS f0nnen 0duler BON ,mei
unO brei Stodiperfen, NIT ie adt bis
awDlf 3immern, auf bieie @eiie er.
baut perber, trb Die Qualitdt bes per>
brau6ten Matertals ri6tet fi6 natiir>
lid gang na6 benz 9oitenauf fnanb. Iie
Qduier iperben, oh eius ober breiltDdig,
3uiammeugefitgt, obue aud nur einen
ein3isen 9lagel 3u perbrauben. Grit
fitr3ltd murbe elm breitUdi9es Saus
nit fran30iiidem @iebel BON GOro /
aus mad Der orseutinii6en 3epublit
ueri6idt. Ias Saus bate Is 3im.
mer unb foltete $40, 900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28
Sur 8ablseit

Sefttg bSrt ia bieieu Setteu,
Wfan bte beitem Jremnee itreitem.
6aft 81 riel iutrb's ber Belebruna, A,
Heber Cobb uuO 9pppelipabrnng.
Steft getutfenbaft nnS bteber,
wfan ein ieoes "5iir" unb ,,gDtber.'
sfann's bet Wfaudbens ippbl seid,eben,
DAB benz Wfablrab aIettJ 5u brcbem.
90 be8tunt tn ietnem 9npf,
Gid bel fpl@em armen grppf!
Gilt es aber 81 Duttren,
9SeldeS mttr bon alien @ieren,
Seoer5ett ant beftem iannbe,
318re I'd, uid)t me gecnmDe,
gpnbern rafe lamt mnS flar:
,,Gtn fit alle Mal clone Star! ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28

p9 aaIt, Cement, Sanb, Bad.
feline, fsuerfefe Steine unb Sbon,
Sheer unb Nspbaltpapier. 9a9pappe,
Sheer uub Nspbalt, Del. Serpentiu,
Garben, 8las etc. etc. fets porrdtbia
bel s. 6. 9teImat atn, 306 Oh.
SommercefraBe. Webrige preiie, quite
Waare, iomie CUTE unb reelIe 8ebienuna
tperoen garantirt. - Selepbon 410.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28
Nauluftiae ,.ns sfpmtraftpren

MAIDEN mir auf bic alte bepdbrte 8au.
Bodybuilding bon %. Stebes &
S6bne aufmertiam, bic bebeutenbe
Quantitdten bon por3hgli9em BauboIa
unb erDBe 8orrdtbe bon Sbiren, sSen,
tern, Saloufen, S9inbeln, giiea,
inaaren, pie S9l6Rer, Ndsel, 5arbeu
,c. an 9anb baben. gfieberIagen aa,
Observation-Disclosures unb AM Suniei
@eleiie in Der Ofi Commensurate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28
Nleranoer Wfeber uno bas "Lone
Star"=8ter.

Ser 9petpr 9ller WeDer,
0eS &et@stags @mmpriit,
@riH etmft tn ieine 2eper,
lfnS ipraG 5u ieaer Jrtft
~9as Ster. bas man III @afie,
Nus Mals mno Sopfen fbnf,
ltnb bleibet bod TIN Safe,
Werfeblte ben Bermf!" I"
Stmr, tpenu es labt ben 3e6cr,
@at'S ben 8eraf crfiiIlt,
@enn fdbaumenh aus benz Neber,
Sen 0mrft es iabeao ftiiIt.
9ann aber bat baS ssLone Starr,
VI d, ben 8eruf berfeblt,
Club bod gan5 nnabiebbar,
Die SremnSe, ote es sabIt!
0eum8 fann ntan famm bramen,
WOm eolem clone Star''=8ier,
Sn ben tsgan'ihem @amem,
Nerlangt MANS nit 8eaier!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8euants.

@bas. 9. 9oOb, Mafler uub agent
in Columbus, Ohio, be3eust, baB Or.
Sings Neue @rfiubung obne @lei6en
baftebt aIs 6uiten Mebi3iu. s. 8.
groun, Der @igentbamer bss St. Sas
mes 6Otel in Sort Wapne, Snb., Be.
seugt, baB er bur9 Sings Neue @ntbes
dung BON einem Sulten gebeilt mnrbe,
ben er bon Der @rippe 3uradbebalten
bate unb an benz er f9on 3mei Sabre
lang lit. 3. s. Merril aug Baibs
minsbiae in MaKa6uietts iast, baB er
btes Wittel gebrau9t bat unb e8
ftets empfieblt, er fagt, er piKe ni9t,
baB bies Mittel iemalS feline Wirtune
perfeblt babe unb bob es ibm lieber iei,
als elm Ar3t, ba es tets belfe. Mrs.
6emming, 222 @ait 25. 5trabe in Gbis
ca9o, bat bies Mittel INNER an 6anb
unb fiir6tet fid nidt Dor ber grdune,
ba es fofort @rlei9terung i@afft. pro.
befaf6en frei in ber GpOtbete BON ".
GreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28

als Der 6tnefiI6e 8iae.
t6nig N'Sunss@bans @lasaop.
S6ottlano, nit ieinem @eiud5e Be.
ebrte, meinte er, baB bie bort aebrautl.
li6eu Dubeliadpieifeu ibn an China
erinnerten. Ob Der selbe Ontsl NIT
bieier Semertuus ben suten Glas,
9onern elm Sumpliment MAIDEN
iuollte, fonnte nidt feitseitellt perben,
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Berfspfmns perurfa6t bie NGIfte bss
Uraaentranfbeiten. Qarl'S GIsbey
Moot 3bee ifi ein gutes @ttteI eeaea
gerfopfans. Gum gertauf BET &al.
teper & S9u9arb, Sames Glabin, Z.
). Speuefp, q. gpbn & Co., 3. Steia,
Central Drug etsre, U. S&wspye.
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30. &. p o u q q,

@eseu 9ispepRe unt 2ebsrleiben
babe Sbr bic gebrudte 8arantie on fe,
Der 6lai@e BON Sbilob's Witaliaer.
60 beiIt INNER. Gum 8ertauf bel
SeaIteper & S6udarb, Sames Glastn.
8. 5. SpeleKp, y. @Obu 8 Co., g.
Stein, Central Drug etore, 4.
66meppe.
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u. g@pl3'
Balmeu @arteu nnh &eitanration.

Der frsunbli9fe unb ansenebmiie
Nufentbalt fir bic Beiu6er Der Stabt
unb namentli9 fir SamiIi.n, iH
Sdol3' paImensarten. Der NIT elmer
Dorsasliden &eitauratipa, uel@e aue
SelifateFen Der Saiiou In better Sue
bereitung liefert, berbunben III. Wsan
finbet bort baS beite @Ias Bier urles
rer beimif6en 8rauereieu, uortref'
ti9e einbeimii9e unb imrprtirte Weine,
6ito Gigarren, alte, CUTE MtistieB,
Siqubre &C., unb gum lleberfub ffets
einen ausgesei9peten 2un6. Sans
tags unb SOnntasS Abenbs fiuben
6reis 3on3erte itait. 8inarbfpieIern
fteben bic befen Billiards sur 1er'
ftiguns.
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Die 5efe 6uiten. Meoi3in jRsbilob's
Cure. Sin berna6ldifister 9uaen ijl
sefdbrIi9. 6elft i'm iDgIei9 nit 5bi.
lob's Cure ab. Gum gertauf bel aaI.
teper & S4u6arb, Sames gIapin, Z.
5. Speleffp, @. gobn 6 Co., y. @teia,
geRtral Drug StOre, u. @9neppe.
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S@le@tes glut, Berifupfuns. 2eber.,
unb Nierens2 2eiben tperbea bur9 RarI's
@lsser Root Sbee furirt. Sum Ser.
tauf bel aalteper q @9a9arb, Samss
@laoin, &. ). SpereiTp, u. Gobn a
@o.. stein, Geutral Drug Sts<s.
u. G4kRppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28

Grast Gurea Wrst, DrueaiRss sAss
Cure Greunbs ua& sbilsR'S Gxre q
@oafumptiou. Gle nerAe1 q empfsbs
len. 3um gertauf Bet QaItsSss 4
S4u9arb, Sames Glabiu, 4. q,
speQefe, U. @sbu o Co., D. Cts!H,
central Drug Store, q. S&wepts.
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@rfriidenb nno itarfenb tuirft
Malt Wutrine.

GS lit nniibertreffiidb fir fDrperitH
id5tpadbe Qerionen ieoen Sllters. Gs
8tbt Strait unS 8lut. Veriad,t eS.
Erapartrt BON Der Mnbeuier Suitb
Sretutng Co., ct. 2putS, Mp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28
General. ssenten fir etubebofer.

6Gminbiu1t, Grippe. Pneumonia
unb ole 6olss tinb 2unsenIeibeu iper.
ben bur6 rSbilob'S Cure sebeili.
Gum gertauf bei &alteper q S6n.
darb, Sames glaoin, 3. 8. SpeleHp.
&. @obn 6 Co., .. Stein, Central
Drug Store. U. S9meppt.
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MattbteS 8rptherS,

5leii&er, 507 gaft 0oufon Strabs,
2iefern bas porsiisli6fe &inbs, s9af,
unb S9Deinefeii9. g pe3ialitdt.
Sunges aalbfleii d. Nle Sor'
ten bon Wurf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28

aarl's glopsr Root Sbee reixigt beD
glut unb siebt cine reiue f90ne Garbe.
Gum 8erfauf BET RaIteper q S4u'
6arb, Sames @IaDin, 3. 8. 6peueHp.
&. gobn & Co., g. etein, @eutral
Drug Store, u. 6@weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28
paNa9e.Stuette aMer @rt
Nad una uou europa

SEPT 1T be 3eit, 2ideia su taufen
unh 8ernanbte ,,nb 3efannie aus 6al
alten 9eimath beriiberfommenau laRen.
Megen esnauer Snfprmation ipenbs
man ft1 an
10. s. DOune
8eneralspaiias asiersQsent bet Mallotp
Sampfer 2inie,
523 gaf 5 6ouiion 9traBe, San Gins
tonic, Seras.
DfE3ieler agent fur ale europdi'
f9en Dampfers 2inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28

3orresppnbens.- SiferbaIe,
"a. Sept. - am % September farb
bier Otto eteuber nod turaer &rauts
belt i'm 9auie fefnes 6reun6es, 6errn
.. Bebr. Ser gerforbene errei1te
Elm Nlter bon 76 Sabren. gr mar Der
leBte Der pioniere bieIer @egenb, ies
ner orginenen Mdnner, bic unter benz
Namen Der palien 2ateiuer" bebaut
finb. Der Dabingef9iebene tpurse am
"a. su Grabe getraaeu. Gin GROCER
Sbel! Der 8eb6lterung CAB Tim bas
leBte 8eleite. Am @rabe belt 6err
9err s. gbel eine turae Nnipra9e,
worin er In gebrdngten 3hgen elm Bib
BON benz Seben beS paderen WanneS
gab.
Otto 9teu5er fam i'm Sabre 1847
aus ieiner naKauiiden 6eimatb nod
Neu graunfels. 3mei Sabre barauf
sog er nod Sifterbale, on tpel9em plab
er obne uuterbre6ung bis on iein Sc.
bensenbe perblieb. gr mar elmer bcr
/ ioOiaIfeu Mdnner BET rIateinildeu
9olonie" bic ibre 8Iatbe3eit in Ben
ftinf3iger Sabren bate unb bic cine
Der eigenartisiten @piioben In Der Ges
i9i6te Der beutlden @inmanberung
bllbet. yta9 benz 8urgertriege mibs
mete fi9 Steuber. Der s9af3udt mo-.
rim er sroBen grfoIg bate. Sn ieinen
leBten Sabren sog er fi6 gang bon ben
@ei9dften 3urud unb lebte ftiQ unb be,
l9eiben bet ieinem Greunbe, 6errn u.
Woqi@ldeer.
Der Ierforbene mar Elm rebIi@er
unb grunbfaBtreuer Mann, freilinnia
unb liberalbentenb mie aQe iene Nfdn.
tler, bic iene gemhtblide unb lebensIu.
ffige &olonie bilbeten; babel mar er
bei4eiben nnb freunblid segen Sebers
nann. st perfhgte tiber ein bebeuten,
bes Wihen unb nabm ernftes esutereffe
on allen sroBen Graeen unierer 3eit.
so ftnb he bean ale babin, bic einR
unter 8efabren unb mannigfa9en
Wabfaleu In bic MilbniB porbrangen
als Yioniere beutfder Civilization unb
beutf4er Sbattraft. 3int, b. gebr,
Or. 8app, prDf. Wippre9t. siemes
ring, @bobius, 8efeler, 9egener,
Nunge, Drefel &C. gar mauder bies
fer Namen bate einen guteu aIana
melt iiber bic 8ren3en BON Seras bin,
aug. 8iele finb bis on ibr 2ebenseube
bier 9eblieben. Nun ruben He ole in
epigem edlaf. Mm ftillen Walbiaum,
I'm srtinen Sbdl6en, auf einiamer
prairie ooer auf fernen Griebbofea
liesen ibre @rdber. Sin neues Ge.
fbiedt III eetommen unb bebaut nun
bic fru9tbaren 8bdler, bic Sene einfi
bur6 ibren Wutb unb bur9 ibre 35ats
traft Der 3ultur erf@lofen.
W6ge bic aeue uub ale folsenben
@enerationen beitdnbis bantbar iener
Nduner gebenten, bic einft beutider
Civilization unb beutiber Nrbeitstraft
einen Weg in bieiem fru6tbaren @es
biete babnten. A.
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Serlangt.
$5 90 nab mebr bancrmSeu s,erSteu

pro Tag sarauttreu ptr Sebem, ber stns
AHsntur hr uniere reuen partptfGeu, reltst6ieu &C.
puper aeerutmuit. .. Il q. Gtlberman,
Dep. F 2, ct. Raul, Wpinn
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Qas @e6etntni6 Bet S60nBeit
1T @siunbbsit. Das @.beimnis Der
@siunb6eit 1T bic Strait, bic n0tbise
Quantitat 9sbsusmittsl 3u psrbausn
unO 3u uifimilireu.
30 9bntu gifs bfhaunts
Gutt's 2sberpillen furiren uutsr alien
llmitdnben 4Opffdmsr;su, Dpspepiis,
Wsalaria. 8srfopfuus unS abnli4s
&rautbsiten.
Sntt's 2eber Yt4en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-28

JebIt Gud, xebeusfratt in traeub etnem xbeil
cures Ssitems. ooer If euer Reroenipfem serriit.
tet ourb uMtueiie 9ebensart uber reen6 tuelbe nr.
indbep 9heiLt mir Cure 5eber nit unb i'd min gudb
gerne id,reiben. tuas mir am Neiften bali ba i'd
auh Sllte uothiuenbia bate 5erner ienbe iG aud
frei oas Reeept zines einfaeben 6ausmittels. bos
mtb rettete.
Berihtebt Hidbt auf morgen. fuaS ibr beute tbun
iodt: Sdbreibt unter BeiihIuB elmer Brtt ntarte
iiir @fdsNntiuort an Sbomas Slater. s. .. Bor
6t2 talamaaop. Wim
- Safer @ilbelm bat bas 8efbs
tbum bes betannten SdnserS SGott In
ben oberbaperii6en Bergen angetauft,
bas er alS 5asbi6lOb 3u benubeu ges
benft. @r beabfdtiet, ieben 6erbf
mehrere No6en bort 3u3ubringeu.
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- Winter Gutter - Sameu tpie
@erfie, Roggen, Weiseu unb Wintsr.
Surf Safer bel 9. 8. 6utb & Son.
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s.. 20. McMaifter,
Geuer: unb 3ornabos
8erlfderung.
Bel. Alb.
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&auft nur stuoebater,
na ieoer 8ou Material fir eta
Sabr garantirt tutr0.

Wenn Sbr einen 5arm. ober sseber.
Wagen, Imbulans, gugsp. aeiIes
Wagen, 5urrep, &utf@e, Roab Cart.
ober irgenb elm Gubrnert 5u faufeu
beabf9tiat, 10 nebmt elm Gtmbebafers
Ja6rifaf, tpel6es politib a!s bas bette
Der Welt garantirt werben tanu.
GtmbebafersS4 S4a6em ieber Mrt fimb
BET ben fDlaenben Woenten al fnhe,f.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-01-23
Top Dressing Meadows.

The editor of the American Cultiva-
tor says that to top-dress meadow and
pasture lands in July and August is all
right, provided there are then ten or a
dozen loads of manure per acre in the
barnyard to do 1t with. There are few
barnyards where at this time of year
enough manure can be found to top
dress even one acre. Where there Is
the most manure 1t is where the soiling
system is resorted to, and the proper
tendency of the farmer will be to ap-
ply to the soiling crops all or nearly all
of the manure that their feeding on the
farm creates. If the farmer did not do
this, his soiling crops would soon fall,
and this Is a greater loss to him than
deficiency in the meadow or pasture.
The truth is that these last get little
manure, because there Is never enough
to go around over the average farm.
The farmer curtails the manure supply
where he thinks it's loss will be less Sc
'riously felt. On nearly all farms this
is the pasture and meadow lot. The
rule ought always to be to put the
most manure ON the crops that require
the most labor. But If a farmer has
money to spare 1t will often pay to buy
some concentrated mineral fertilizer to
top dress his grass land for year, and
then plow and reseed with clover and
grass seed. This will bring a better
growth of grass, either for hay or pas
ture, for several years.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-01-23
Spraying Peach Trees.

A few years ago peach-growers
claimed that none of the poisonous mix
lures would do any good, but expert
Ements at the Michigan station and
among the large peach orchards have
demonstrated beyond doubt that the
|leaf curl is reduced in proportion to
the number of sprayings given to the
trees. The best application is the sim
|ple Bordeaux mixture (three pounds
"copper" sulphate, three pounds of lime
|and 32 gallons of water), with enough
Paris green added to destroy the cur
|culio. Paris green used alone for tha
|curculio Injuries the foliage but when
|applied with the Bordeaux mixture lit
|tle harm is done. One pound of Paris
|green to 80 gallons of the mixture will
|suffice. This compound is an effective
|remedy against rot, mildew, curl and
Qeaf~eating insects. The first applica-
fion should be made just before the
qeaf-buds open, and two or three others
iSnade later, according to the condition
'pf the season.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-01-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue Of sundry writs Of ri. Fa. issued
out OF the Court of Common Pleas of Columbia
County and state Of Pennsylvania, and to me
directed, there will be exposed TO public sale
at the Court House, in Bloom sburg, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1896,
at o'clock p. M, all the undivided right, title
and interest OF clifton G. Knorr, the defendant,
in all the following described tracts or pieces Of
real estate:
1sT. All that certain piece or parcel OF land
situate In the township of Centre, County OF
Columbia, Penn'a., bounded and described as
follows to-wit: Bounded on the north by
lands OF NJ. W. Jackson, on the east by lands OF
solomon Houseknecht and VIM. l. Freas, on
the south by the susquehanna river and on the
west by land OF Isaac Cryder and NJ. w. Jack
son, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES
OF Land more or less, whereon are erected
TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE,
bank barn, sheds and outbuldlng.
2SD. Also, at the same time and place, all
the undivided right, title and interest OF Clifton
c. Kaorr, the defendant, in the following des-
cribed tract or piece OF land: All that certain
Of Centre, County of Columbia, Penn'a., bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit: Bounded
by lands OF Jesse Hoffman, N. L. Campbell, b.
f. Gardner, and others, containing
SIX ACRES,
with appurtenances.
BIRD. Also, at the same time and place, all
the undivided right, title and interest OF clifton
| c. Knorr, the defendant, in the following des-
Crlbed tract or piece Of land: All that certain
piece or tract OF land situate I'm the Town OF
| Bloomsbury, County OF Columbia, Penn'a.
bounded and described as follows, to-wit 4.
| Bounded on the north by Fifth street, on the
east by an alley, on the south by an alley, and
| on the west by lot OF Mrs Susan Rcmbach,
whereon are erected large
| Two-SToRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
stable and outbuildlngs, said lot being about
ninety feet front on Fifth street by about one
hundred and nlnety-six feet In depth, more or
less.
| 4TH Also, at the same time and place, all
the right, title and interest of clifton G. Knorr,
| the defendant, In the following described tract
or piece of land All that certain lot or piece OF
land situate In the Town OF Bloomsbury, Coun
| ty OF Columbia, Penn'a., bounded and described
| as follows to-wit: Bounded on the north by
4 an alley, on the east by Strawberry alley, on
| the south by seventh street and on the west by
lot OF oscar Drake, whereon is erected
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
said lot being feet on 9TH street, and
feet In depth.
Seized taken into execution at the suit Of
Daniel H. wlngerd VS.. clifton c. Knorr, and to
be sold as the property of clifton c. Knorr.
WHITE & YosT, j. b. MCHENRY,
| Att'ys. Sheriff
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-01-23
TRAVERSE JURORS.
FIRST WEEK.


Berwick Henry H. Frantz.
Bloom--Harry Britain. William BOdlne, d.
a. Greasy. stephen Knorr, James Magee lst.,
Harry Rhodes, G, B. sterling, A. II. Kitchen.
Benton--,Joseph Cole, Linn stiles.
BTiarcreek-C Charles Harman
Catawissa-S. y Dreisbach, q. b. Ludwig.
Catawissa twp. - Jacob Fetterolf, Daniel
Longcnberger
Centre-Fisha Ringrose.
Cleveiand-Jonas Rapp.
Conyngham- George Schaum.
Fishingcreek-Frank Meyers, T.. s. Stoker,
David Yost.
jackson Britain Hess, Alex. Knouse.
Main-W. p. Zaner.
Mlnln-BenJ Pennypacker, Samuel Snyder.
Montour-I. X. Mourey.
0range-Francis Herring.
Pine-A. Bennett. T.
Roaringcreek-M Hill.
Scott-Charles Creveling, william Ent, John
X. Miller, John Turner
Sugarloaf-W. NJ. Hartman.
SECOND WEEK.
Bloom-C. II. Albert, Daniel Bryfogle, G. q.
Baker, q. W. Correll, @. II. Campbell, j.. b.
Ehrhart, q X Housel, John L. Kline, G.. A. Nc
Kelvy.
Beaver-Daniel f. Troy
Benton-Thomas Edwards, c. B. Ikeler, W.
H. Smith, George Welllver.
Berwick-Joseph Catterall, j. Harry Hess.
Briarcreek-Willlam Ash, Clinton Brosius,
Nathan SitlerA
Catawissa-J r.. Blbby, George schmich
Catawissa twp. W. Rider, William Zim-
norman.
Centralia-B. I. Curran, william Gittlns.
Conyngham-Roge Dixon.
Flshingcreek-Na Smith.
Hemlock-Charles Harris.
MadisOn-Judson Axe.
Main-David Shuman.
Mlnlin-,John Bastucheck.
Mt. Pleasant-Henry Kline.
Orange-J. q. Knorr.
Sugaroaf-G. Il. Adleman, j. L. Pennington,
Peter X. ShultZ
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-01-23
SELECTING SEED POTATOES.
How Delay in the Matter May Afrect tho
Crop Unfavorably

How Delay I'm the Matter May Anect inc
Crop Unfavorably
A successful New England potato
grower writes to the Cultivator that In
lis opinion most potato growers Decay
the selection of seed potatoes for next
years planting longer than they should
1t Is not enough, as some say to selec'
the hills in the field as they are dug
The careful farmer viii so through the
field while the potatoes are still in mos
vigorous growth, and choose the hills
that have the most thrifty appearance.
These should be marked by setting
stake beside each of the most thrifty
4 hills and digging these first AS the po-
tatoes are never dug until the tops
have died down, It is impossible then to
know by the vines which held their
thrift longest.
Or course not all of the hills thus
first chosen will be left at the finish.
The hill that is most thrifty one day
may be attacked with blight, and its
seed will be worth nothing for planting.
But by beginning early and wedding
out the hills that fall behind, those that
remain will produce seed that has the
greatest vitality and will grow the
strongest shoots the following season.
This cannot be done If the selection Is
4 left until the potatoes are ripe. BY that
2 time all of the tops will have died and
\ the comparative vigor of each cannot
: be determined. If the best hills and
the best seed out of each hill were Sc
Iected for q series of years, the vigor
and prolifcacy of the potato crop would
be greatly increased.
Besides care in choosing potatoes OF
vigorous stock 1t is important that some
regard should be had to the potato IT.
self, it's shape size and the position of
its eyes. Variety has much to do with
this, but there are individual peculiar
tiles, Independent of variety, which
affect the shape and character of the
potato. 1t is possible to change the
shape of a variety to a very consider
able extent by careful selection of seed
Each eye of the tuber perpetuates In
it's growth the characteristics of the
parent from which 1t sprung, modified
it is true, by the circumstances under
which the crop Is grown. The large
rough shaped and pronged tubers are
generally produced by fertilizing with
an excess of nitrogen. These should be
avoided in selecting seed. A moderate
\ sized potato of the right shape, a long
ish oval will generally produce pota-
a toes that will sell best. Most of the
long potatoes begin to run out by grow.
ing pointed ends. This tendency to de-
terioration can be checked by rejecting
such specimens when seed is being Sc
1ected.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-01-23
WIDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.

The ToHo,ofng Wido,o's AppratSements lom be
presented TO Che Orphans Court or Columbia
county on the FIRST Monday " February A. d
1896, and confirmed MIST, ana unless exceptions
are ged lotthtn Jour days thereafter, toiU be corl-
UI7ned absolute:
Samuel Anderson est, Bloomsbury, Realty,
$4,000.
Christian Ernest est, Bloomsbury, Personally,
$137.65.
Jeremiah Hess est, Bloomsbury, Personally,
$300.00.
Chandlee r. Epes est, Madison tlop., Realty,
$500 90.
Lioyd Rarfg est, RoartngcreeE top, PerSonal-
~ S300.00.
S. p. Krtckbaum est., Benton tiop., Personally,
$4,000.
John y. Burke est, Cunningham top, PERSON.
dltD, $3.50; Realty, S2S425. +,
WNtam Waiter, est, Locust top., Personally
S235 62.
Clinton W. Lelcts est, Jackson t,op,, PERSONAL
~ $4,000.
CleTkS 0qiCe, G.. NJ. QUICK,
bloomsbury, Pa, Jan. Q, 1896. Clerk 0. c.