davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-01-13

:
Withdrawn from store an Monday for city con-
sumption !: 30Ja nu wheat, A,1e4 Da eofnt A,o4o pu
oats, a'5 bu rye.
Tie following grain WA inspected INTO &tore ouf7nB
tho twcntyiour hoHra ehdtiF Will ~ oconk on 1hes
day morning: ears No. ars'ng, ia cAes NO. oo,
20 cars No. do, 3 cars retectcu DO car no afaao
N5o wiea} chrs nigh mlxea corn ~ cars No. 1no
07 cars rejected DO llb corn, ali newt cars wl'o
cats, By cars NO. do; w cars NO. rye. cars re
jected 10; cars No. bariey' cars NO. 10, ear
rejected do Iotd, 10 rafs, of lll,ou pu. 1nRFecten
out: 2uoa ou ~Acat, '1'o pa corn eoo D" oa's' 4oa
oa rye oo9' bh barley.
Ihe COMMITTEES On hes1sioh OF H1fs ot the Doare o'
lFaae naFe hoariY cohpetea the'1 preliminary sketcfi
At Inc he1f meeting pfoposihoh Will De sup'hlttea
Dy Mf. Z. l.. Cu!Fef antehaca 10 proSeh1 fepenuou
Of Tho Hnmefcanhe tf1eK OF keepihg 1aeA 4enVer'es
TIL tile ast moment iof the purpose Oh ptoseh'"R
oiher parties from hinnB shc'F eou'1aeeS' 1ne psp-
rosed rule IA hodeea atef the fo now III "se Ill ssw
1ork' which ls aad 10 ~osk vel. II Prosi"es luat
pafEes making 'he Original aeh'crea must HaAo 'lt
by 3oclock and that not moFe snan ten minutes .me
shall bs allowed Tor tae redehveFS ~ eaasequeht re-
cetSer on mat aas. futhcfmofe that any party "n'
II dcoarred from aehVeng on gFen aay gram wnien
no has ufchasea ont MOI feceFeu IN tn's 70 mana ~
W O'CLOCK, shall hase lilo f1ght 20 leuaes !.
np 10 ~ O'CLOCK 1ao ne1s '"or"',e'
f"lo thh* wauNA pleah up she 'ai'anot7
method OF wa'1"y embarrassing o'nerst ~nioa u'as
sou ~ os>e''' = - 49, ~, ~ -, ... " - T."
ee Que OF 1hs 1nosE sa'"Ao,e lns' eoao e ~
tToduecd INTO Inc nc" eoue'
hahR AaiakAua aid not eaHlt Inc noara q. mus 5e
terdsy. much 70 the a'aguss Oh "Hoo oalceny Atn
PeoPe VINO "an'ea 10 seo an t3os" 'ua' e1o'a'a "
sition' he o'1aents wanted 10 ieei a. aoeh ~ none
- fosslole' ana theto1ose, s's'n u o note1 "nos'
wa'efs surround DIS Own isana1-'ne fae'hcs
tbs leading produce mafko,s vera q"ies yes@eeo"y'
and most Of them were easof IN tone-a ie" oehs pos
is!vcaJ weak Ihere "as no 70 holaers
IN the character Of advicos from other points, anu IT.
lie demand at hone except of the local speculative o.
der. The receipts continue light except In hogs and
wheat nnd the shipping movement remains very quiet.
Hons ,raip coming In very frecy 10 rapidly as 10
o -,t, ., ~ t,,., v1 sun.o,,,.
c.uso M seoanu1 ~. ~ ~. .sp"'
cf 'As hbutcE 9oAles' "n1en ele AZ t44''e IA S9t Af
ply than wanted Tbs uatural consequence IL weaK-
ening .u product. Wheat also declinoa under heavy
s,ool.t,vs nvar,nga chieav from short soIlsra.
49,, ~ , ss' y . - - .-.. =,
, 1875-01-13

NAT1nNAt BANKS onnAHIaED.
Tho United statcs Comptroller OF tho c1rrcncy fur
ashea Tho following statement OF National Banks or
Eanizcd the past week: |
l11A-F'rtt National nank, Mount Clemens, Mteli.
Anthnr'7ed capitni, ta"MH 1"lH1lh caihaalt
1aes i i.dtc.e: Ire,i.len, ~ pail.e.
business Drc. AZ. 1s;4.
coun,r1or or rur ru,r.no r.r1ov.r u,Sus |
ma r.t,or,1 n,rt, ~ th,x c;,y t,ys nj, mai, ,1,
u - ...,.,,. ~ th.t, ,on5,tln, NJ, +1,o M, ~
oacsnler 1s7I In com,dtonto rh III. vacant c,, ~
In corntrolI,r ., IL. cur,.,.x uato,v xe n,r.ant
AZ, u,u,t ,unm,-v ~ 4. nrr,noad Il, uuch fnrm a,
n ,rc,n,a Al, ta ,tc,,s ~ th. statcme,u md tha Too
Idcs ~ I'm tail. ,xI In
,.ot,,,,, mn r.,.vcr
,,,. x.,.,s.n :, a,,sa,a ~, ~, ,,,,,.. ,, :.
~. n,,,I.o'o', i, as,,n =, s,~.,,o,,s1 so..
,"s " 'A' s,. 80 - ''A~@'N1' A-*''
ooA, ss' Ia. .ts t"s. .S,.,.
'.l' =. .Aas s,,,
~" ~ ~ ,I" ~ ".sH 80 WI" ~ 'eo'.
'9' -s ' '' SN'o''' Ss'' = Ao'' '1'''e A"S es0A'
,x,nv,or ,z INV.
\. =, mn ooo r, ,.o.o..a ~ ,,r,at. y, .. KIM mn
,h ittar -, ,rva n tar,a, d,,o ~, ". .,;nn,an,. ~
n,rrs.v =, tha co,,ntr, fae ;oos WI a-,,n Tha IN
A., To-, ~ t,s 1.,xe ,st,, aor-,o-,,. ats
,,1.nn, ~ ~ 3,rr.,soa ,ct,x1,,, :, ,uJ,ass ,r,a
noSsotsan ~ co.h nav. ~ a,,o,. L. IN .,.. co.
,,.r cot os. Nan A. tha t,a -, tho ,st a,,,,,,.t
E,,o, ma Ia 1aroa rerc.r,a,n am, ,,ouuh f,ror,,
,ow, con,,tlon too stronu To he yery nruata1e rhs
NTH ~ cn.h ,noans rr,,,snt ,nntr 1,, h, h HI,
nar,o,, l.re. n,,,.t vrrv win tha ,rnct.r ~ ,u
I,,i,. int =. ., ,1e,,r, a., no, r.,t !. r,,,}rn,
.hn,,,t IN, NJ nm y,ants IN tha fo,,ovInc .,nta
,nrn bo,. A mr. ccnt. and the owcst bpl IL ~, per
ra,t ''
TIE Ayowxp Policy
Of the ,ero bankers bas BEEN t,,u st wear 10 keen
their sails trimmed aud tlia course Gun only
bo co,nmenuel.
T.u ,lucrex.s in circulation will DO uotccd. Since
nct last tic c5reulatiou has fallen from "a b45 t
, 1875-01-13

Bsowart ~, 1asH II n Of Twenty second ftef, ~,
aoxlcn II With huihtltiEs. sted 1.n; la.;n.. l'''o
N9rh FL :, ,ts!stc nstc \; NJ w Il, 1s7s 1900
A.sy '1as,, q; H., s ad T. 1s7i q 1000
Ashley ut, 2G1 RI v of lincoln ut. nj. 2Axlpo ,,,
IT, lstrd Dee. -. 1s13... va
west Inllana ri. 23n It os Ko'cy II, y f,?sS 80,
o. LIN IT, with improvements. dated Jan. Z. 5000
Harrison RI, 7tg It o Of itoy,e ~, y I, Aslal
wf ad1tai ~ r. d.,s', jan. s,,,........... a,oQo
.otfr. t,e CIrY 15N1ra WITHIN RADIUS or 1IILEs
or CouRr-nnuRE.
Fifty-sixth st " Of Stewart ~, II I, 15o114a IT,,
dated Oct. 1a, ....:$ 5t9oo
Fprty-fourth 1t, 6}4 II " n Chamrlaiu nv,
aiaH-1oxMo e te1espt 7sx1.s r: also lnal-
iis,rys ~, ". " 4l,ooo
, 1875-01-13

METALS AND TiNNERs sToCK --he1nAin quit and
,sty @ pSsss9s ss sns II d rsIR
SC: snaii, sis: oar, sso soluraNo 100 No.9 H.
,H n ssySS ssa ns: aSs
Sa1hs ile .a5s' We' se. snsar u e
sa asTesn sas s.a IT,
%; Ito D. Toe; 10 to II. 1le II. 11No; u aud u,
II 1 1ed ~ 1sS g;.s 3e'
NA1LsWsrs QUOT mud steady Ut SJ.6o rates.
~ wy a,yancta I Or to ass t9r l1
most otlor lines show moro strength than week REa
but no quosblo sdyanea In notcd Following sse I'D
teat. ioe do 1lno,s Legal test. lso deg. e; DO
hsade4s 17dsg l7Nsi extra winter M issa oll tl.1o;
H. !S xss Nj ses% 1as ssc s. 1ss ssst,
@ % No. ss s'ss Bsai o &C.: Do :.rst s.t' a
s ssH ssntas Sas; iasiss
PorAIoEs. In boter request, shs nasr !tl.g
moro safety wisconsin poachblows sold in lots FROM
Es.c a ana 19wa ad IL Iy Ho;s It
and choice stock q al Kinds va firm at ont. ut:
lOo per IL asess. 7s9o por IL: psalrie chickcns s2e5
s2s,: quail $l'el vsntso1' sad'es' 1es 12e; do
| sGEb-rLero were few ortlere On tho market for
iisht osrinas, sna q ior nsnnota Hales asare-
gate G6 baRz R1id car. Timothy rather dull nnl
a1ay Il 30 for cnniun to prime fow orders
wcfe filled At Us for fair $9eo for prime and 81 6s
for extra Mll!et aold In . stnan way Ut HNc. aud
Hungarian n I'VE.
aAET-Contlnues In fair request, md arm ut
| the prces annexed: 0uontaga and 6aginaWr dnc,
$185; CanAa lo. g. 10; ordinary coarsc, $900; COARSE
diamond, 52.t2H; dairy without bags, sa1o dairy,
with ba8s, 800; Ashton aaFy, per saek, 4l0pQA.s-
| TEAB-Actirity It'll pruyals In tho tea ,nar:
| kat, and the hrm feeling lately developed Is still
npEarent amongst holders. Following k!e tho quo
tstion4: Young hYson, oommon to good, fo@bgo
OLD hyson, 55a0oc: oonmoa 70 imperial, asao9e
| good to choice do, B5ca$l 90; fair to fur good
Kuupowlcr, 1O@s5c; choice Iiugsaoy, e5c4$105; ez'
Ira Aoy,ine, sla3Sl3 35; choice to extra new aapnn
asr@$.Oo; common 10 good do, g5a7bo: fair to good
0ll 6Uta68o; common do. 4ots43c; common To- hnt
Golong, 35atc good t5@6so: choico to sxtras abo4s
$1,oU.
TJnACCo-Is IN good reauest, both on local and
interior account aud remains nttn At fully tats figures
l5rl W arc tue quotations: ...- .
| FINE Cvr--fsxtf4, H0aB5c; choice, 70aT6os meti
uu,, 6st,r3o common to fur. As853c; poor to com
uNn, 41ta4bc.
black, sound, bot3a1o; commpn hack 444SA7e. -
BMo1lNo-doe1 to chocet 33Gsaoot neliam, die
82c common, 91t930c.
to prime tul@wsshed, b5lH57r: poor 70 good tul
washed, lbs52n: anc and medium washed heece 45G
| 4sc; coarba washeA neacs, AaSa5oi medium an
coaias uuwssheds S5asaa; hus unwashsd. 2'9s2'
IIAILltaAD FNEIaHTB-The demand to only FIJI.
Following arc the rates 10 the Eastsrn AID 9o1lsast
| eFu rolAty:
, 1875-01-13

tbs following ins.Fa,msnts were alsd fos record
GU Tuesday, Jan. II:
cITY PROPERTY.
Cunsileratto1.
Oakley IT. 1a3 It n Of Polk II, O I, 21l25at It,
latgd Dec. 3l 1H74...,,......,......... l,200
Thirteenth Vt, 3l4 II u Elup Island ~, I, q
xIG7 II, lutsd Jan. .t...................... 100
G.:aa G J.u' a'',.''....,.,'.1,.,.. a. 10y. 275a
, 1875-01-13

ros{ts Tho First National sill! leads In discounts.
Tho Serrhauts' National IA third In icroRits, AMI
f,,,r,h IN atacor,nts Tho THIRD National sshnds
thir1, iii dpcol,ass. The Un1on National has tia
largest circulation.
4 considerable decrease will In noticed in thN
amounts due from hanks aud rrserEe agents. 1no
lauks harc bcen drawing heavily on their balances in
order 10 meet tho cans Of the country for currency
IL move tho hog product and tbs nccdH Of their eHs-
to,nera, There IL also decrease In tho am'cht OF
ensh M hand, which IL anothor sylnl'tom OK the IN
erase OF btsntAa.
Thore ia m apparent decrease IN capital since the
last statement Of $110ob0; but there has, IN fea'S'
been
AN yscREtBE
of soo, The Atco,,antc.' National took out saoo,-
vO but ocn has ber repaccd by tho additions 10
the purpl,ls of tho Merchants National. Commercial
National, Corn Exchange, and the National banx ei
, 1875-01-13
eio1l. Shcrfdn N.v First PCrll Mt New
0rlrA1lA,

III connection with Gesf.. sherdan'a presens
visit To New Orleans, the ualycstun (Texas) MeF-
cury recalls the following Incident ~ OCCURRING
during tue wAr; "The aeueral lad taken pass
ago OH the Iloroiuo. Capt. drcen, to inspect ths
lover forts, and night Ind yet In before his tahk
was completed. THO litt!o craft was quietly work
luz her WY through the muddy riyer, and t!Iu
GeneYal, Nv was Lula habit, was aittine reading
OH tilp quarter deck, ~ absorbed thGt Ae did not
nay much intention to blank cannon. SHOT tised
seToss the bow Of the boat ordering Aer to stop:
Following IT, however. cauo reminder from .
shottol gun, when one OF the officers, rushing to
tho Captain, askod him it he kuew he was pass.
ing Fort 1T. Philip: VI course the green Captain
didn't, but Sheridan. oyorheArtng tho con,er.
sation, aud taxing In at glance tho poriloaa
situation, orlerod him to bring the boat to. she
waa ut o.lcc boarded by United States ofilcoIss
fron, tho fort, who Informed tho 0e4essl that y
sue had CONTINUED on her course they would hays
been compelled to sink her. It was John Higa-
land, now OF Galveston, who sAyed Gen.
sheridan's life by notifying tho stupid Captain
Of Ills location and shua attracting the 6sne1ats
attention 10 theis DANGER"
, 1875-01-13
1880
1900
1000
D3a
5000
COMMERCIAL.

This following were tie receipts aud shirmtnsa nf
Tho leading articles Of rronrc In this city during the
twenty.four l,ours ending 1t 7 oeooR on Tuesday
1nurning, and for tLs corresponding lAto Que year
ago:
, 1875-01-13

HIIEEr-Tha delnaDd ,vaa good, and this moderate
fans r Y & Ia rs af u eoss h
at x!.so@ss Extra gEadss are quotably steady At
$0.0oiSG.50.
BUFFALO, jan. 1a--.c.rrlE-nceoir!B, 2.1os:, total
for thu week, 0gGl Tbs mnEict Ia active and .trnna
and nc hiRltr than last week. Hales Of 46O 1lntb
.teera, averaging 93o@l. .398 s ns s4ss fSe7s; 70
100 1ndiAnz steers, averaging ITO ila, at $6s4.
suEEr AND LAMus-lsoeeipts. s.49o: total for thu
wssl. prlso. Sales ot 90 Ohio shsep raugtnafrom u
from 7I@9s Tia, Vi ss.l3I9as5.
THO market Is How II about last weeks pricea Yurk
ors &6.50d6a5; heavy hogs, SLIP ht@7.2 Sellers arc
holng or for ativancs q ,GsAo ~ oil grasea; "a
c4ra Iu tie yaEis for sule-c0 Light aud leayys
EAST LIBERTY.
EAsT Liberty, Ia., Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-
day. 15o5 head surply foryard SALTS good but mort
ct,nou 70 medium, Iho market 1a slow x1th ptices
common to fair, 4Ho; atocAerst l3sg2Ho; hulls' ~
@4c.
oosRsisss se,s sssssiss sy 2Sss 4''i'f'
sIi1Er-Itocerts to-day, osQo load heat, bGsaAn; J;
good, 4A6s4tao medium. 4ta4ko ooInnon, 9hs@4o
wATEnrowN, MANS.
WATGnrOWN, Mn41., JAtI, l2-BEEF CATffE-ltt-
celpts, 765 laEt wceks prcaa not fully maintained
choice, SO 2.s1 oxtra, sg.ssa frat gusllty,
s9yo ssc9 .eGoseo9 ahs: - ees sg & }o.
$a.59ta37o each extra, A.ootse.oo fancy aheer IN
ts744c per ID. ..
CINCINNATI. .... -.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 13--IOua--Nrceipts 3,T68. Lnwer
grades sHl anl neglected; better gshdcs active and
r,n ut tie opening, but closed ilutl cdnno g COO
e.do: medium q FUR, e. 7a7 -: good packing OS
grades, $725@740; choee bntehcrs $3.50. 6oa hn.
sold; shipn,snts, III head.
1T. LOUIS. . ..-..
Br. Lou1a, Jan. 12.-ltous-Heccirts. a,7a0: Qtiei
md nr,: 3orksr', :'7'ese2s; paokers. sSao's7.oo
CArrLr-Reselpta, 40 slow aud unchanged.
, 1875-01-13

Aiphouso Of Spain wants to outlaw hla dear
msul,ua's debts. This is ioRsatituds. an
'twere uot for those little dlssiphtious Alphonao
might have been his dear mammats weak hus'
banda son.-8A Louis RfpAbsdoan.
, 1875-01-13

BIIEEr-Tha delnapd vaa good, and tbs moderate
supply OIL Rae readily disposed Of. l'riccs wpfu
1t Sl.aOS5s0. Extra gralss quutably steady It
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-05-21
Canaries.

Rather more than three hundred years
ago, ship partly laden with little green
birds captured in the Canary Islands, having
been wrecked near Elba, the birds made
their escape, few to the island, and there
settled themselves. Numbers of them were
caught by the inhabitants, and on account
of their sprightly viyacity and the briliancy
Of their voice they soon became great favor
ties, and rapidly spread over Europe. ]The
original color of the canary is not the bright
yellow with which its feathers are generally
tinted, but kind of dappled olive green,
blacl, and yellow, either color predominating
according to circumstances. BY careful man
agement the bird-ianciers are able to procure
canaries of every tint between the three col
ors, having instituted set of rules by which
the quality and arrangement of the colorng
is reduced to q regular system, Still the
original dapplod green Is always apt to make
its appearance, and even when two colored
birds are mated a green one is sure to be
found in the nest. For my own part care
little for the artificial varieties produced by
the fanciers, and to my mind an intelligent
bird and good songster is not one whit the
less attractive because the colors of its plum
age are not arranged precisely according to
the iancier's rules,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-05-21

Rr KIND TO YOUR WIFE.-Friend, your
wife loves neatness; now, when you enter
that home which she is trying to make at
tractiye to you, see that you show cores
ponding desire. You like to see your wife
neatly and tastefully dressed at home fol.
low her example, and throw off, with the
care of the world, your soiled garments and
be clean and tasty, When you take your
paper to read do not read to yourself and
leave her lonesome thoughts while sewing or
mending, butremember that She too, has been
working Read whatever interests you, so
that her interest and opinions may grow with
yours, and that she may comprehend some
thing besides love stories, of which too many
have read more than they should.
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Miscellaneous.
STRANGE TRADITION.

1t WAS n dreary wintcrnipht the snow Law
thick upon the ground. and the wind went
WANDERING throreb tho narrow citv stroot.
now vaiIinp luoubriouslv then sbriokinr
.brilIv. rattIinr ot tbo doors and windows
and tiundcrin~ over tbc bousoto,s ,nol,ipr
the people tremblc in thcir beds The wild
wind seemed to have some special business
in the world This NIGHT rs it went careerinr
and racinr rouud and round, drivina tbr
GOOD folks into their houses hurlipe down
chimnev.tons TEARING nm old trce. rlovinr
ot hidc-and.sca, in II he churchyarls A.
thougb il would wake the dead. and falling
thot aviro nm to fine ste.nIa bowlinr r,ri-
ou.lv strikina if ON oll sides WRESTLING in a
mad nrdcovor to scnI if cr,.hino on tbo
graves balow. If il could only have woke
m tho snirit Of ips,icc tlot law hound in q
tronce.liL,c .lccn. it MIGHT b,ycbocn rortcnt
to r,.t Lrt if rorll nof b,vir,, tirod itself
ont sonl, dawn sobbinr and woiIinr
rornd q n,,ooo rri.oo ,,borc - doomod KIM,
In. ,loo,im, III. lo.t o,rtLI,, .looo All ,ho
rrioc. trioJs and yicis.itudcs that can bcf,u
bumonitvbod bccn crowded into the life Of
of tbc unro,tun,to sovcroicn Tie Lod bcon
woiohoJ down NV ro,iticoI onxio,io. and
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The call0w eagle In It's dOwny nest.
HetWiNt the blue above and blue beneath.
or wrapp'd swlrllng cloud ur misty wreath,
Drops It's weak wings sand folds itself to rest
But hardly is II settled ere It's breast
Is pierced with anguish, which, In face uf death,
Drives ~ 10 mount un ihc uuVuict breath
OF NcWlcS5 winds upon an unknown quest.
Thou art a cJlluW eagle, o luy soul!
Forth driven from the home uf thy content,
And made 10 stretch towards some distant goal
OF glory, on thine upward journey sent,
By warning Of the spirit, ere the whole
Frame Of Thy trust from under thee be rent.
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THE COLUMBIAN
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, STAR OF THE NORTH AND CoLuM-
BGAN COEsOLtDATEDO
I'm. Nd, unnl.l 1Anr .Ian.. IL
Columbia County Official Directory

President Judge-Wiam Elwell.
Associate Judges Iran Dcrr, Isaac :. Monroe.
prothonOary, &C.-R. Frank Iarr.
Register q Recorder-WllllamSOn IL. Jacoby.
District Attorncy-IOhn NJ. CLARK,
Sherln-MiChael Grover.
Surve Or-Isuuc Dewitt.
rpasurcr-IOhn Sn der.
commissioners William Lawton, John Hcrner
John Ent. -
AuiitOrS-l. j. Campbell $. Il. Smith, David 1Ost
CurOncr-C Charles e.. Murphc'.
Jury COmlnlssloncrs-,jaCob II. Fritz, William H.
UT.
Count SUPPLEMENTARY liam II. snyder
Bloom Poor Dist ict-DlreCtOrS-O, p Ent, Scott
VIA. kramer, bloomsbury and Thomas Creyellng,
scot, o. +. Ent, Secretary.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. ]. p. Tusin, (supplyJ
sunday SerNiceS-lu5G Il. IN ana 50 D. H.
SundaN SChOOl-0 a. III.
Prayer Meeting Every Wednesday evening at GJG
o'clock.
sea Tree. The public are lnvi ed TO attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minis er-Rev j. II. Williams.
sunday ServiceS-lOig Il. III. ana 6% p. IN.
PRAYER SIeeting~Eyery Wednesday evening at Cie
seats free. Nopews rented. All are welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mlniscr-Rev. stuart Mi Ghell.
Sunday SeryiCeS-lOE Il. H. and on p. IN.
sunday SChOol-9 Il. IN.
PRAYER Meelng-Eyery Wednesday evening at o.
seas free. No pews rented. Strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Eldcr-Rev. n. S. buckingham.
Mnster-Rev. j. IL. McGarrah.
Sunday ScrvlCeS-1UL and GL \. IN.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, p. IN.
Bible Class-Every Monday evening at G.! o'clock.
Young Mems PRAYER Mccdng-Eyery Tuesday
General Prayer Meeting-Eyery Thursday evening
at o'clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner Of Third and Iron streets.
PastOr-Rev. r. f. IIoffmeicr
Rcsldencc-East street, near Forks Hotel.
sunday Serylces-lOH H. IN. and GjG p. III.
sunday Schools Il. IN.
Prayer Mcctlng-Saturday, I p. IN.
All are invited There is always room.
Services every Sunday afternoon at o'clock at
Icllcr's church, Madison township.
ST. PAULs CHURCH.
Rector-Rcv. John Hewitt.
sunday SeryiCcs-lUk Il. M, 6H p m.
sunday School, H. m.
First Sunday in the month, Holy Communion.
Services preparatory to Communion on Friday
evening before the st Sunday In each month.
Pews rented; but everybody welcome.
Persons desiring to consult the Rector on religious
matters win ind him at the parsonage on Rock
street.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-05-21

A Dubuque boy was rather troubled for
fear that he would not know his father when
they both reached heaven, but his mother
eased him By remarkng' "Au you have to
do is to look for an angel with red nose ON
him"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-05-21
BIoomsburg Official Directory.

Bloomsbury Banking Company-John A. Funston,
Presiden' II. II. Gro Z, Cashier.
Flrs, National Bank-Charlcs Il. Paxton, resident
I. =. TuS IN, Cashier
Columbia County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
, ,ssDcla'iOn-E. II. Li1lc, President, &. W. Miller,
secretary.
Bloomsbury Building and Saving Fund Association
WIN. Peacock, President j. B. Robson, secretary.
Bloomsbury Mu ual Saving Fund ASSOcla iOn-J
Brewer, PresdCn', c. q. Barkley, Secretary.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-05-21

Ifyou wish 10 inliict tortureupon a neigh
Dor, tell him some disagreeable news before
breakfast or any other meal. What can be
heard with calmness by the owner of full
stomach will set hungry man wild,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-05-21

Here the manuscript breaks Off abruptly.
OF its truth or probability the reader must
Judge for himself. We all know the ques-
ton of "Who bcheaded Charles II" has
been often asked, but never satisfactorily
answered. Richard Brandon was engaged
to play the part of executioner but it is
denied that he was the'man who struck the
hlnw
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-17
AN APPEAL

To all citizens of Ravenna who are
wiling to aid the Women's Temper
ance League, in promoting Temper
auce, morality and intelligence, by
giving books. ma azines and news
papers and articles of furniture for
Reading Rooms, wheEs persons may
spend their leisure time profitably:
There is now an opportunity of Sc
curing the rooms occupied by the late
Col. Frazer, for this purpose. The
lower roon. for a Reading Room and
upper room for Library. to which
We have already some valuable books
contributed, and we trust our friends
will add still moro by each contribut-
ing a few volumes. Thus we may
have the nucleus of Library on
opening the rooms zen days or two
weeks hence.
The Constitution is carefully drawn
up; the management given to Board
of Directors, with safeguards against
abuse of power.
The Board of Directors meet the
first Tuesday Of every month, having
power to rent and furnish rooms with
all that is requisite for reading rooms,
and also to provide articles required
for any and all games of amusement
suitable to the rooms of the Society.
Rhetorical readings, theatrical per-
formances, declamations, reading of
original essays, and music, may be
provided by the Board, from time TO
time.
The rooms are to be open every eve
ming, and also Sunday, for persons
who desire quiet and may be unfayor-
ably situated to obtain it on that day.
The Constitution would occupy too
much space in your columns, or it
might be given entire. But enough
has been given to show the scope and
design of the enterprise.
We ask the aid of every one willing
to thus give an opportunity to all
those who desire to improve, intellect
ually and socially.
By permitting innocent amusements
to alternate with literary exercises, all
contaminating influences may be ex-
cluded and still a full enjoyment of
the best, be given to all. Amusement
the healthful influences of good social
advantages for the youth, and the
mental and moral culture of well
selected library.
By request of the League.
M. b. SKINNER, See.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-06-17
Democratic County Convention.

Pursuant to call of the Committee
therefor the Democrats of the County
assembled at Citizens Hall, in Raven
ma, on Saturday, June 18th. and Or
ganized by the election of d. c. Cocl-
man as Chairman and E. P. Hatfield
as Secretary.
The following persons were by BAL
lot chosen Ms delegates to the State
Convention to be held in the city of
Columbus, Thursday, June 17th. 1875 :
ID. G, Goldman, S. d. Harris, Col. c.
S. Cotter, E. P. Hatfield, Ambrose
Goss, Clinton Young; and VIM. IL.
Bettes, r. D. Kelly, G. P. Rhoden
baugh, r. P. Hutchinson, G. NJ. Tayler
Reuben Halstead, as alternates.
e. P. Hatfield, ID. G. Goldman, S. ID.
Harris, C. S. Cetter, L. III. Phelps were
ON motion selected to act as the County
Executive Committee for the ensuing
year, and were, { n motion, au' ht riz d
to select one person from each town
ship who, with E. P. Hatfield, of Ra-
VIENNA, shall constitute the County
Central Committee.
On melton Convention adjourned.
d. G. CooLMAN, Chairman.
E. p. HATFIELD, Sec'y.