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What Killed the Ingham County
--4-l oos G. Herald. ~ a
Fifteen or sixteen years ago man ma
med zHarYey started a weekly paper at
Millamston, lngham county, called the
Herald. The town was small, tha times
dull, and Harvey was probably the LATEST
editor who ever had anything to do with
Michigan paper. The citizens eneour-
aged him AL they could, and finally the
gentleman who had furnished most of the
capital dropped into the Office one Friday
to see Harvey and spur him up a little.
1t was publication day, but the outside
only hall made up, was on q the stone.
and not line had been set for the inside.
Harvey was IN the yard back of the Office
digging fsheworms, and was called in.
8 s.See here, Harvey you are not dong
as yen shonld, Commenced the gentleman
there 1t IS Friday, and you haven't work
ed the first side OF your paper,
| "I-see-I-havent r. Slowly replied
the editor. looking IN the drawer for a
"Well, when are you going 10 get the
paper out2'' as1 -. 7.-.',. ,'.5
"Some-time-next- y .r
But this IS no way to do business, Mr..
harvey. When you came here didn't you
agree to Issue the paper every Friday q
I-presume-I-did . draWled Harvey
"but -i1didn't --know-fshing-
/ $4,000. Tsals'. ...l,. .sl sl
de took his rod and went 10 the banks
OF the Cedar, and when he returned, the
ONCE was packed up in boxes marked cold
| type, and a card on the door read ''The
Herald Is dsad---too many suckers killed
1 lt--rlrsT ef4 % nHfz17-rirlf ct .r1e.-.t-r
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From Fssanlt the p.tToIt Free Press.

Bound to get a Subscriber Amp Way.
He was once out ou a jaunt in the town
ship Of White Oak, Ingham county, stick
ing to every farmer until he got his name
and money and 1T so happened that be
came to. q house, where death had called
few hours before. The farmers wife
was laid out, and the husbandman and
his children were grieving over her loss
when the editor knocked ct the door. %
whats up 2" inquired the editor, Es hf
saw the farmer $ solemn countenance be-
my wife is dead replied the tar
= ais that SO o. p1used the editor, q
little disappointed. 1aigDid she die ear
yaaDs Dropped off IKE lamb. y'asa v.i :. .
'Did she say anything 3ell1 sa'-i9 90
''Not word-just went right 20 sleep
like" S-ssz-.F
,siI didn't know" continued the editor, g
sad look on his face, "but what she might
have requested you to subscribe for the
Cascade, which you know Is the best pa
per in the county. Il You want il III
take your name right 10, and under the
circumstances | won't charge a cent for
the obituary notice P'sI1 1s.1-3ls TEL
The farmer hung of for 8 while, bat
before the editor went away he had two
additional dollars IN his pocket. and had
written out an obituary notice for publ
cation in the next issue, which the bereav-
ed husband pronounced mighty smart
piece. ~ =
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ct. PETERS CHUReH-PopIar street
bCnerth OF North st. Fathsr ARNOULD, Pastor
Mass q m and m; Higa Mass 10 m; Sunday
school p m. Vespers, 3 p m.
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M E. CHURCH = Cor. Poplar and
1ALs West TuseaTaWas street Rev. O. SMITH.
HAstor. Services Io15 m and ~ p M sunday
school pm. H-T
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ansoE Pnasr.O CHENRv 4. WISE,
Massillon, ......... .................. Canton,
PEASE & WISE,
.novl4 II Attorneys at Law =
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HORSE SH0EING.
New York Horse ShOsing Shop
asa FIFTH STREET,
One door East Of Union LiUery Stable,
CANTON, OHIO.
TIP. M'eINTY, PROPRIETOR,
HOrse Shnnn.

make IA different kinds OF Shoes Alaptsd TO
ali kinds Of Diseased Feet Particular attention
paid 10 Shoeing Horses with Corns, GraVels,
Quarter Cracks. Sand Craeks, Separation Of the
Foot Thrushes, Split Hoofs, Flat Feet COntrac-
ted Feet, sc. ~ -..L
Particular attention paid to Over Reaching.
Interfering and Tender Footed Horses. Private
Trotting and Team Horses Shod in the most su.
perior manner, and satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. iune6I Is72-1y
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sKKAPHIN MKxER OFAhfhN
MEYER & SON,
at,ornevn NJ Law. Canton, Ohio. Office in DAnna-
niiier's New building, near Public Square. ~
noV3,6ovl
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BAD practices soon become habits con-
irmedi and in time are considered ne
cessitys u sa Sn.l sea 4 st. 5s
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ADOPT those habits Of fle which are
proper, and custom will soon make them
most agreeable. -7 hs.b .aaIa las5,as1'l
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CT. JOHNS CHURCH Plum street,
ICeornsr of North. Father BERTHoLETF Pas
Tor. Mass = m and a m; high Mass lo.l5 m
yespers P M Sunday school p m.
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BRADEN- & REEVES, :. =
Attorneys at IAw.-oHice in Eagle BLOCK, oyer
Kitt'a store. Canton. Ohio noy5oyi
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FIRE PoLICE-Meet in End ward,
E. W. PAGE, Captain. Ar
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WILLIAM A. LYNCH r Day
LYNCH & DAY,
Attorneys at Law-oniee in Cassilly Block, Public
Square. Canton, Ohio. maya '70Aoct2tI2'
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sheriff Sale.
george w. Kehn vs.. Anna Maria Kel,n et Al

WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff.
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HON. GEORGE,H. PENDLETON;
At the Opening OF the Public Library
OF Cincinnati, Feb. 25. 1874
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go OBNRYs
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
BY ALICE CARLY.
roof SO tight and heart so bright
In the time OF the rain and frost,
And nice soft bed for his weary head
oh these are what he has lost!
NeiKhbors and friends TO make him amends
When his sky with clouds was crossed
And the honor and trust Of this good and just
All ! these are what he has lost
A,wife whose love shone rubics above,
When his heart was torn and tossed;
And children whose ways reflected his praise
All these what he has Iostl
A purse withsut gold a hearth that is cold,
And hear. that aches like a wound:
The signs of disgrace in his eyes and face
Ahl these are what he has found!
A. mind that Is wrecked with his own neglect,
And will evil habit has bsund; ... p
tongue slow to speak and hand that Is weak
All /! these are what he has foundl a---l
Le-5l-- --s- tTu-a aIE. - .H-rlr- F.z 81
Some ragged clothes, aud great red nose r.
And the right to be called soti
A big brown Jug, ana pewter pint mug
lAh4 these are what he has got L -r 1-ts
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MEDICAL.

Tbe most Wonderful Discovery Of
the 18th Century.
DIR. .. ID. YVES
Arabian Milk-Cure
For CONSUMPTION, 20
And all Diseases Of the THROAT, CHEST and
LUNGS. (rhe only Medicine OF the kind IN the
worldly fFr u ret
4 Substitute for Cod Liver OIL.
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Ineip-
lent Consumption, Group, Coughs, Colds, &C, IN
a few days like magic. Irice 81 per bottle. Also,
DIR. 8. ID. HOWe's
Arabian Tonic B,ood Purifier,
Which DIFFERS nom all other preparations in
its IMMEDIATE ACTION upsn the ----
LIVER, Kidneys and Bleed,
IL Is purely vegetable, and eleanses the systsm
of ali Impurities, builds ID right up, and makes
Pure Rich Blood. II cures Scrofulous Diseases
of ali kinds removes Copstlpatien, and regulates
the Bowels For. ..GENERAL pEBlLITYnn
-ooNsTTTEffONs," I "ehaIlsIlge the 18th Cen
tury" to find its equal. sralf
Egery Bottle is north its igeight N. Gold.
Price 81 per Bottrs, y.
soldby w, B. FOYE, Druggi5t, at Wholesale aud
retail. Sole Agent for Canton o. t----f- -
DIR. $. ID. HOWE. Sole RrGRrAetor,
I6I Chambera. St., New York.
aug % aT3-m6 it4 sk q
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JEWELLERS.
J. A. MEYER,

OEUBLE q BhOIhEh,
Dealers IN watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware,
kc east aide OF Public Square, Canton, Ohlo'
Repairing done on short notice G-tA
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aaUoHEaAw -
BUSINESS CARDS.

C. F. PERKINS, 9
Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Agent for the
Sale and Leasing of Real Estate-Ofice Eagle
Block. feb27 '73
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80. s1,s,"s q. 'rant 10 eai
-tviea and aecnra the very hat harrnlna
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81. ]. UOUUD,
nsurrson Dantlst-Ohice up stairs, In residence
on Market street, west side, three ,doors sonth
OF Public Square, CantoL., Ohio. All operations
connected with the profession promptly attend
sdtOs .,.o-O
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AMRRInAN HOTEL
MTS0ELLANEOUs.


JUSTICE OF PEAcE-ofHee in Mayors Office,
West basement Of Court House, Canton, ohie.
Nov. c, '73-y1
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~eT ST. CLOUD HOTEL, ,--r
Q. D. Ely, Proprietor-Public Square Canton
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OWN sMIr

..hoto~ranhsr. sc-Particular attention given 70
copying and enlargtng pictures. OFnasr IAiiiSs a..
snT Afbnms constantly on hand. Rooms IN
GatheHs'1 Block. South Market street Canton
Jhio. 'uns ~
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1 L. NJ. JONES. Mon
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, ooTnmereia'
Block, Canton, Ohio H1I i A''-
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.IRAM THuRSTON

5ArPrescriptions promptly illed at all hours.
sxAnD. rAsz EuscARAwAs ST. CANTON oEio.
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E,ooi- Kinder and Blank Book Manufacturer All
orders nom abroad promptly attended to; blnd-
cry In Harter's Block, up stairs, Canton, ONO.
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J. v. ny LAIN
~ UNDERHILL & LAHM, & -
Attorneys at I4aw-ofice in TrumP's Build ing
opposite st. Cloud Hotel, Canton, Ohio.
febls 'T3vl
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s.s cS sR
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JACKSON HOTEL

Canton. Ohio-Jonx HEaBsT, Proprietor. Having
lust leased and rehtted this Hotel, Will en- en-
deavor 10 keen q good table of the best the
market affords. Good stabling for horses, and
ro0d attention. The choicest Of Wines, &C, Al
WAYS On hand. may -t1-u
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ct. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
~ Corner of Tenth and Poplar streets. Sun
day services, 10l< o'clock A. N. and T1< o'clock
P. NJ. Sunday School, 2 O'Clock P. NJ Thurs
day evening Lecture, ~ o'clock. REV. JAS. G.
LA TERTY, Rector. =. ra--. L--1z- -.L
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DRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-COrnsr
III West TuscaraWas and Plum streets. Rev.
W. C. PARK, Pastor. Esrvicss: l01S a M. and
p. m. Sunday School s a. m &c ll-f
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1874-04-16
FAN FILTRATION.

When lady uses her fan in aa
outward movement-thss 10, Away
from her into spsce--it means that
she 10 married and you must not
hope. The contrary movement, in
ward, from space to the body, means
that she 10 free. If, however, this
inward movement 10 by fsnning 10 Q
downward direction, it means that
she is widow if in an upward di-
rection, that she hes never been
married. A closed fan, held up
right, means "do - you like" An
open fan, resting on the breast
means "silence." A closed fan,
presented to you horizontally, means
'san iuvitstion;" presented by the
small end, indifference" With
one leaf open. Friendship !" two
open leaves, "sympsthy; three.
"lovs and passion" A stalking
fan" should be composed of seven
leaves, 70 correspond with the seven
days in Q week. The hour you are
expected at the rendezvous 10 inti-
mated by 80 many taps on the Leaf
which represents tho day. A color
cd fan plsced on the lips means "dont
tell" A circular movement Of the
Tan means I'VE are Watched"
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Love Q Plant Which Must bs Fed.


Iron the Frensh.l
"What do you wish 2"
"Help me 70 get rid Of N. Jslyot-
to-"
"What I"
81 do not love him any longer"
81 predicted to you that this 70.
lation would not be of long durs-
ton"
"Your predictions are nothing.
II 10 his fault, not mine"
"That can't be, surely"
"No, in truth. l am wrong; IL ID
my fault that he cannot make ns
satisfied with myself"
"What ?"
"Sans doute 7 He ID 20 soeus.
toned TO find me pretty and smiabls
that he no longer takes the trouble
to tell me 30. You will agree, now,
that it is hardly worth the pains to
have . lover"
81 should like to keep up TO your
ton, sister, but / find it 10 always I'D.
vancing. Surely, however plsasan,
il may bs 10 be praised BY . lover,
it must yet suffice IL one knows sha,
one 10 preferred"
"But let me tell you that . person
never oessss 70 speak Of thss vhioh
be 10 6llsd. From the instant thss Z
lover loses this force, and ssasss %
bs perssouted By this need. he be.
comes lukevarm /; and that dessn't
suit me. have given him vssnisg.
Ia fsot told him thas hsd been fro.
zen out In ~ the loving Of. ssoshss."
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hss Opinion ofIt.


4 young lady in this city who hes
. mother shss i rather toe cireum.
spses 70 suit her fancy, complains
that every time Gus comes 70 see
her, mother sits herself in the psrlos
with them - though she wss trying
70 sis them out. She says that Gus
sometimes stays until IL o'clock,
but her mother don't get tired worth
cent. and she firmly believes thst
she would sis there and sew until
broad day light in the morning. A
few nights since Gus remained until
. o'clock in the morning, just to see,
how the thing would work: the
mother hummed that lively old tune
"when shall We three meet again," !"
and when the beau announced that
he was going, she placidly said, cob
don't be in . hurry" aud went on
With the tune. After dinner the
Young lady reasoned with her moth.
or, and she said she didn't like Il.
"Why," !" said the mother, 81 thought
you would like to have my somps
n.y." "No, mother" she said, "youl
room about the time Gus ID hsYs
would bs company, and you nus'
know that my opinion II, two Il
company sud three b crowd
The mother 10 now debating ths
question, and says that ID ths vsy
she used think whsn she was eourt
log.
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The Shirt Thst Opened Behind.

A man in Greenfield, whom vs
will call William, got up the other
morning, snd proceeded to put on A
shirt which his wife had just made
for him after . new pattern. As She
stood st the mirror, curling her hair.
she heard . suppressed sound. be.
tween . groan and IN oath, and
turning round said, laughing, "Why
my dear !""Shus up," he ejsoulssed,
"you are . born fool. Never Let 4
woman attempt to ct Q shirt abe
can't do it il 10 one Of the impossi.
bilities." "But, William" dsprsos.
tingly. "Don's you talk--lss mo
talk. Do You think I'm going down
in this rig /? A pretty disposition
you've got /; Just beosuse / happen
cd to find little fault, last week,
with your ironing, you must 90 and
make me . shiYt without Q bosom I
6uoh malicious conduct, madam, 10
unpsrdonsbls. Shut up, I say +; /
wont hear . word |; when . ssarched
shirtfront ID the only finery thst Q
man INDUCES in, 10 he not sxousable
for being PARTICULAR in regard to that,
I should like to knowf And shis
thing sets like the devil. Look hsv
bsggy il 10 here in front, and is feels
% If there wss Q board bound so,oss
me )" walking up and looking in the
glsss, hitohing up FIRST one shoulder
and then the other, after the indss.
oribsble manner Of nsn trying new
garment. His wife dared not SPEAK,
bus, bringing . good-sixsd mirror
from the next room, she held il up
behind him for . moment; and per.
csiving By his chop.fsllsn expires.
sion that he saw the point, and the
front, she ran down stairs 20 settle
the coffee, and see that Bridget hsd
SET the table geon eirioaliy. Az
William walked down ~ his o1os
thss morning he said to the frst
friend he met, II tell you, Tom, that
listle wife Of mine is . born genius.
Look as this shirt now : she out sad
made is sh herself Do you see. it's
epsn behind no oonfosndsd but
sonholss % bother . fellow. Just
ssnd ysus vie sp Sss the psaessa.
Asd & vss by tie vsy Of Tons
wife shss LiEsie fret knew thss Wn
lism VS. plssssd With his shirts.
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the LIGHTNING ROO MANS mis-.
TAKE,

Up in Blossburg, the other dsy. q
lightning rod man drove up in front
of handsome edifoe standing in
the midst OF trees and shrubs, and
spoke to Mr.. Summers, who was sit
ting on the steps in front. He se.
eostsd Summers, a. the owner Of the
residence and said
u see you have no l,ghtning.rods
"No," said Summers.
Are you going to put any on ?"
W ell, l hadn't thought of it," re-
piled Summers.
"fou ought 10. A tall building
nks tnis 10 very much exposed. I'd
iiks to run you up one of my rods
twisted steel, glass tenders, nickel.
plated nps; everything complete.
su May J. put aP one to show youf I'll
Certainly you may if you wan,
to. Ihsven't the least shi.o.;on !"
said Summer.
During the next half hour, the man
had his ladders up and his sssisssuts
at work and at the end Of that time
the job was done. He called Sum.
mers out in the yard to admire It.
He said to Summers
Now, that il oil well enough
out, II 1t was my house, I'd have
anotner rod put on the other side.
There y o. is nothing like being protect
"Thss's true" said Summers, sit
would be better"
"'ll put up snother-shsll I ?"
asked the man.
why Of course. if ysu think it's
best" said Summers.
"Ihs man accordingly went to
work again, and soon had the rod in
iss I,, place;
"Thst's first rate job" he said
to Summers. - they both stood eye.
ing it. ~ like such q man ss you
are-big hearted, liberal, not afraid
to put . dollar down for . geod thing.
There's some pleasure dealing with
you, like you % much that I'd put
couple more rods on that house,
one on the south side, and one on
the north side, for almost nothing"
1T would make things safer. I
suppose" said Summers.
Certainly it would. I'd better do
1t, hadn't I-hey 2"
Just - yon think proper" said
Summers.
30 the man ran up two more rods,
and then he came down and said TO
Summers.
"Thsre. that's done, now let's ss..
tie up"
"Do what ?"
"Why, the jobs fir;sh"d, and now
Ill take my me ney.'
"You don't expect Inc to pay you
/ hope ?"
"Ot course I do. Didn't you tell
me to put those rods on your house ?"
my houser shouted Summers,
"thunder and lightning I never
ordered you to put those rods MP.
II would have been ridiculous.
Why, man, this 10 the Court house.
and l an here waiting for the court
to assemble. I'm on the jury. You
seemed TO be anxious to rush cut
your rods. and ss it was mono Of my
business, Hot you 60 on. Pay for
1t Come, now, that's pretty good"
The Blossburg people say that the
manner in which that lightning-rod
man tore around town, and swors
Vas fearful. But whom he got his
rods off the court house. he lett per.
msnsDtly. He doesn't fancy the
place.
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OLD AND BLIND.
BY J. G.. II.

By Js Il. II.
Gallant Gray beard, can't You see,
You unconscious bat, you
While you play the devotee,
That the girl is laughing at You
You were handsome in your day,
fou are well preserved and thrifty;
And your manners, one may say.
Are superb, but-you are any
Don't be foolish, now you're old.
Flirting In this feeble fashion
Trying, on hearth grown cold,
To re-light boyish passion
You have had your day Of youth.
With Its tender freaks and fancies
You have known q woman's truth,
And have lived loves sweet romances.
Ay, know her lips are red;
True, her curls are black and glossy;
Yea, she bears dainty head,
And her eyes are sweet and saucy.
But she knows you act part,
Ku While yS1 yS% Try to a, tease and please her
Is a. dead as Julius Cesar -
Knows ID, though o simple girl,
And 10 laughing while you linser:
Knows IL well, and, like . curl.
Winds you round her jeweled nngert
But II you must act part
lfyou cannot drop your feigning.
Feign You have not In your heart
Such thing as love remaining.
Come and stand with me, my friend:
She III permit yOu-neSer doubt heri
DO AS do, and pretend
Not &c care fg about her
-Serioner for april.
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A hard shell Bspust preacher thus
frees his mind concerning the various
religious sects "The Methedists
20 out into the wilderness and new
countries and blaze the trees for the
Baptists to oens along after them.
and cut out roads for wagons and
carts. When maesdsmissd turn
pixies are msdo. yos viii sss the csnr-
dy old PFssbytssisas eene= lumber
ing along in their suggiss ana csr-
risres but aftsf ysu hear the steam
whistle sousding over ths raiirosds,
then yeu may lock ont for the Kid
eloved and silk-ssockingsd Rpisco-
pslians, running roual and talking
sboss the church, and suscessien,
and Ordination, and I'll sueh stud -
shst, @ II there hsd never been any
Chsrsh o. ssligien until hey Gse
there"
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CITY DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST TCHURCH.-Rev. ]. F. Childs, Pas
tor. Services at 10Y q. m, and ~ p. m. Sun
day School So. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday even
N. z. cHURCH-Rev. c. B. Clark, Pastor
Services at 1o6 g. m, and p. m. Sunday
school, , p. m. Prayer meetings, Thursday eve
SIMPSON CHARGK-(M. b. Rev. C. L. Stat
Sunday School at .. m. Prayer Meetings Thurs
day evenings.
CONGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.-Rev. J. T.
Snowden, Pastor. services at 10n o. m. and p.
m. Sunday School At 13h p. m. Prayer
N etings, Thursday evenings.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Corner
of Harrison and Monroe Streets. IL. b. Snoo,
grass. Pastor. Regular services 81 II g. m anu
6X p. m. Sunday school 9h .. m. ,,u
CUMBERLAND. PRRSBYTBRIANc hCh'
No pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-So pastor.
UNIVERSALISTSOClBT reguiar 1efN-
Gee. Sabbath school st p. m. u w
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. -Eioel ";
Johnson, Pastor Services at Ivy =. IN Ano
10. m. sunday school zap. m Prayer meeting.
'9nfsGsy M. sCyasIuIRRCH.-Rev. r.. A. McAyael,
Pastor Services IoH 9. m. and p. m. Sunday
schooIs1 g. m Prayer meeting, Thursday even
sECoSb NJ. z. CHURCH (Colored).- REV
PASTOR. Services every Sabbath at l0n
. m Sunday School al 81 p. m.
FRIENDS MEETING.-Corner OF Monroe and
High streets. On lst and 4th days of the week, at
10 a. IN: on 1st day att p. m. Sabbath School i'm
mediately after services on let daY morning.
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: 4 crossing sweeper was trying
- gss . gras1ity from sa excessive.
" dsadi6sd individual. Who, In -.
sistiag, urged thss he had no change,
nothing but . go bill ~ ssn gsS d
changed for yer" ssid the yssngstsr:
On seeing the dandy hssitsss, - q
from isss Of trusting him With the
aeusy, hs pat y again. "lf yss
doubt my hosor, hold ny bseen."
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A Nsbrssks gentlsnsn ssid 10 aa
old lady Who he'd breashtup slargs
family Of children neae the river,
81 should think yeu would have liv.
ed in constant fear that some ofthem
would hsve been drowned" 40,
no." said the old lady, "ws only lose
three or four that wsy."