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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-26
@ he 8ulletin.
RATES OF ADVERtISuNG.

I5'All bills Tor ADVERTISING are due AMI Iay
able ~ ADVANCE
Transient advertising will be- inserted al the
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and ~ cents for each subsequent one. a liberal
discount will he male on standing and display
advertisements
Local notices. ln,sines- or Otherwise, will bc
charged ten cents per line for the first aud i've
cents for each additional insertion, Counting
live line aud upsarb discount win lie mad"
after third insertion
Church. society, Festival and supper notices
will only he In seried ~ advertisements.
For Inserting Funeral notice 81 90. Motto" 81
meeting Of societies on secret ouers 20 cents for
each insertion.
No adyeribe ment will be received at less than
- cents
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PIISENER ut Louis llcrbert's.
In lie liliEenx OF Cn.rO.

would inform my many friends. that
pm still in the auction business, and ready
10 attend TO al sales that may oier. Ny
long experience in this business needs 70
comment | is no expo rimeat On my part,
and parties entrusting goods - my care
need no, be afraid, ~ am no "squib' q
novice in the business.
Speci.l attention given to real estate tnd
outdoor sales, as have never missed max
irg "a sale. D. HARTMAN, Auctioreer.
Corner sixth street and Commercial Av.
-.al.l
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PIlSENEE nj Louis Bgcrberf-

skD" Dr. sherman, the great Special
isi, 800 North Sixth street. has z ,incd an
cnyiablc reputation in the speedy manner
in which lIc treats all chronic diseases.
See advertisement for his great Syphili,ic
Eradicator, Endorsed by the medical IA
Guilty everywhere. o-ls-lyr.
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OHIO LEVEE, BELOW SIXTH STREE

that the prices here given are usually for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots 1t Is nee.
essary 10 charge an advance over these
figures. "Sn
FLOUR.
Stocks are heavy and the market very
dull. Sales run light. Prices remain I'M
! changed. S,les were $50 barrels on or
ders, SIS 25(g7 80; 100 barrels, 81 5O(dS5;
so barrels low grade, 81 80; 800 barrels
on orders, 81 1901 %: 200 barrels, 81 %
az 800 barrels city. s5C97 80; 800 bar
rels Xxx. 81 Is; 100 barrels choice fam
ily, SO.
HAY.
The market rules quiet and unchanged.
The demand for choice timothy is in en-
cess OF the supply, but mixed is plenty
add dull. sales were 2 ears mixed de-
livered. Sll car choice mixed, Sl7;
cars mixed delivered. Sl4; 3 cars choice
timothy delivered, Sl7 80.
CORN.
Receipts are light, and stocks small,
but the demand is also small. Prices are
unchanged. We note sales oil ear mixed
in bulk on track 51c: cars white, re-
! jccted. in sacks delivered G2c: | ear
white in sacks delivered 6jc.
OATS.
The market is well supplied and dull
Prices are uI.changed--vcryl little doing.
We note sales OF car Northern mixed
in sacks delivered i3c; car white il,
sacks delivered I6c; 3 ears Northern,
mixed in sack delivered l3c car South
crn Illinois in sacks delivered 30c.
MEAL.
Nothing ut all doing. Prices are nom
inal, 50 90 for city aud 81 so foi country
steam dried.
WHEAT.
We note sales to-day of cars rejected
| red 81.
There is lair demand nv SIG No to
e ship OF speculation. Plenty comes in tt
: satisfy all inquiries. Sales were | car il
sacks on orders, SIS; car in sacks deli,
: cred. SIG: . ears in sacks delivered, SIG
> cars in bulk on track, Sl2.
; BUTTER.
The market Is fairly supplied With al
kinds. We note an improvement in tn
: demand all round, but no change /
: prices. Sales were 200 pounds Southcr
;, Illinois 25C92Gc 300 pounds choic
> Northern 3Oc 100 pounds choice Nortl
: ern use; 200 pounds choice Norther
use: 100 pounds choice Northern, sma
packages zoe; ? tubs choice Northcr
: roll 25c: tubs common zoe; 100 poun(
good Northern Zoe.
EGGS.
The market is fully supplied, dull an
: dropping. Quotations are the same q
last week. but sales are light and al
= comprised In POO dozen zoe; 100 dOZe
zoe.
FRUIT.
There is steady demand for choic
large red apples at good prices. Commo
= varieties are slow. Sales were 20 bbls
apples, $3.50; 30bbls. apples, S2,40@2 &C
| 10 bbls oranges, s. so; 20 bbls. large re,
! APPLE. 800; Ii bbls large red apples
: S2.15; 10 bblS. common, Sl.5O; 10 bbls
choice red, $500; 10 bbls Win, saps
1925.
POULTRY.
There Is some demand tor choice oil
hens but everything else rules dull. Sale
were 10 dozen old hens, S3.25; 10 do7e
young chickens, S2.aAG2,50; coop !arg
young chickens, S2,75; | coop large tul
keys, $40.
PROVISIONS.
6 The market is firm at quotations
/. but the demand Is small We note sale
IS OF 10000 pounds clear sides, II cents
q 5000 pounds shoulders. 10 cents 800
l. pounds hams, IL cents.
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Nnlicc of Removal

G.. Koch has removed hi- boot aud
shoe shop from the old stand 10 his
new brick building lone block below,
No. 90 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where he will
keep the hest home made and 1T. Lou
custom made boots and shoes, made Of
the best material good workmanship
and in the latest styles. All orders
promptly attended to. 9-23'ti.
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All q. X.

CAIRO Il Sr. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
CAIRO, lLL., Oct. 20, 1875.
The trains of the Cairo & ST. Louis
Railroad continue to run regularly
to their depots in the city. No
trains have been stopped outside the city
in consequence of the "wash in the
levcc." All statements made to the con-
srary have been made without reference
to the facts. Trains on this road run
regularly to and from corner OF CONNER
cia. avenue aud Second street, and from
the Freight House, corner Of Jefferson
avenue aud Fourth street. There Is no
danger whatever to the trains on this
road through the encroachmcnts OF TN
Mississippi river on The Cairo levce.
JoHN FoaGIrr.
Agt. q. & 81. l.. II. !,
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loui. Herbert has pII.SENER.


If YOU want tinwarc, stoves ctc..that n.
HALEY has changed his place OF business
and can now be found at llj Commercial
avenue, next door TO the Arab engine
house, where he will be- pleased TO see
YOU and give you bargain, as Of old.
ugptf
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wanted

everybody to know that the place 20 get
A smooth shave,
A good shampoo
\ fashionable haircut,
or anything ia that lire,
l. Il, the GRAND Cg>rRAL BARBER
nor, corner Eighth and Commercial.
gs.tf !. GEORGE srEINHOUsE.
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COMPRESSED Yeast.

We have now the agency for this yeast,
the best in use, made by Tanszky & Co.,
which we shall receive fresh daily by eX-
press, wholesale and retail, ut New York
Store. l0.26-l0t.
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For Sale.

The Delmonico Saloon. with ten-pin
alley, shooting gallery, and all fixtures
pertaining to the establishment. For
terms of sale, apply to
l0-20.tf Mrs. ANNE CoYNE.
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(,sterns Cleaned

Persons having ci-,crns needing pump
ing out and repairing can have IT done
promptly and at prices Il suit the times,
by calling on j. >. Hawkins, Gross street.
! have man aud pump employed all the
tim. tor the nurpo.c. g-lG-tC
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l0-2I-ttl.
Removed.

A. Haley has removed to his new
store room, rs Commercial avenue, OPP
posite Winters Block, and next door to
the Arab engine house, where he will be
pleased to see all his old customers and
MS many new ones. 0-30-tf
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rOR TREASURER.
ipiTOH BuLiEtiy PLEASE announce WIN. y.
EEDMAS ~ candidate for III" Office oil county
Treasurer and 4. sesfor ut the ensuing NONeW-
Der election.
We authorized to announce JOIN \.
REEVE rs n candida. for the oHice Of County
treasurer aud Assessor, AZ the ensuing Novcm-
her election.
". are authorized TO announce joins y
IiELl n n candidate for county Urea surer AT M.
ensuing November election
FOR COMMISSIONER
We are authorized to announce the maine al
GEORGE ". SIMMONS of 1hcbcs, a4 can
ddate for the Office uf & unity Commissioner OF
Alexander county at thr ensuing election.
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Notice.

| hereby notify the business men of
this city, and public ut large, that l will
not be responsible for any debts con-
tractcd In my name, unless made by Ipe
personally. Mrs. ANNIE CofNE,
m ~,
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Fine, neat and stylish boX'toed
stitched boots and shoes are made
spccialtics by X. Jones, the Commercial
avenue boot and shoe manufacturer
Give him a call.
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Tie Aisr1nde,' Comfy Bank ,eAi pay to
isrest on deposit, in tie soci,gs dePart-
saenf Ir-'-iW
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Tn llip rruslp,


Choice line OF coffee aud sugar just in
a, the New York store.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
City of Helena. Vicksburg.
" Belle Memphis, Memphis.
a." Red Cloud. Evansville.
Hickory. Tennessee river.
st. Joseph. st. Louis.
Grand Tower. Memphis.
Capitol City, st. Louis,
- Colorado. Nicksburg.
Tow-boat Ed Hobbs. Pittsburg.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
- City of Helena, st. Louis.
Cherokee, New Orleans.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Red Cloud, Evansville.
Silverthorn, Evansville.
Hickory, st. Louis.
st. Joseph, Memphis.
- Grand Tower. st. Louis.
Capitol City, Vicksburg.
" Colorado. st. Louis.
Tow-hoat Ed. Hobbs. st. Louis.
Grand Lake No. 2, n. o.
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pieaurcsauc A,,lericn

At the BULLETIN bindcry-4S numbers,
bound In two volumes, full gilt NOR.
rocco; cost $i4 for sale at $40
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CITY NEWS.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1875.
Local weather Report.
a COOK wanted.

\ good cook wanted Immediately at
the BULLETIN Office.
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For Snlc-Isiano.

For Salc-Piano.
A No. secondhand, seven octave
piano, as good as new, manufactured by
Hallrt 4 Davis, is offered tor sale at 4
bargain. Apply 70
r.. A. BURNETT.
IO-2l-lm. Bulletin Office.
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E6yXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed
$3 80 and "a 90 per NJ.
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STATION.

New RWck heat FlOur
tor sale at the New York Store. Also
sclf-rsing buckwhcat flour in boxes, tor
family use. ll-Io-lot
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RIVER, WEATHER AND business.
The river last evening was Z feet Is So
inches on the gauge, having risen 10
inches during the previous "A hours.
-Thc weather is hazy, and a very
strong south-wind blew all day ycster-
day.
--Busn.ss fair.
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COLLISION.

The Railroad Transfer steamer d
y. MctOmb ana Tow boat Ed
Hobbs Collide.
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GENERAL ITEMS.
Capt. Jack Grammar was II passen-
ger by Tie Red Cloud Sunday night.
The hull of Capt Schcnk's mammoth
stern-wlccler will be launched at Madi-
SON this week.
A sail boat capsized opposite the
stone depot yesterday afternoon, ducking
its single occupant, whose name we could
not learn. lie WAS promptly rescued by
Il skin which put ont from the depot.
/ WAR DEPAnrMESr, RIVER WNpoRT, !
| Oct. %, ls1i
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
fOK THEASIRIR.

sTAnnouncements IS cash invaria-
bly, in advance. No exceptions to this
,rtla 81
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Ie~'. ',erhers INNS rILsrssR.
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THE MARKET.

~Our friends should bear In mind
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Low S %s1nH. CHANGE.

WAR DEPARTMENT. RIVER NnpoRT, !
Oct. %, ls,i
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-18
-EH SUIT AGAINST TIE "SII.vER
STATE

c>-z,;,<, .t, a
- ais "si ~ 'o""'I'''e'' va. Gu
itor OF ths Ssloer STATE makes the follow
ing explanation Of the manner il which
H.. nrao.o,,;,,s .,.,.lv bro,oLt ac.inSt
.,.o. ro,.r w.,. ;rst;,,tod
y, oa,n,,, rrooaes,,os If tba char
ac;er referred to an affidavit has TO be
sworn to before Justice Of the Pence.
-, u t o2un's Els'A ,Ia fin sSa '.: IL S..rn
.o ia = Ierai officer. ana his certificate is
ssut with the affidavit to the United
n'"'ss Dis'siet 1ouf': IA 'h's ease 'o ~!
-, ~ Tns.;a. - h.f,r. -rho,o i,
vas subscribed aud sworn to. twas
then taken by I. !. Julien to the Clerk ;
o.ies' "hete We c'e'A '.''ith.'i -, Ms *, D
,;S ,s q Inst;,. ,ba PSI after whic;,
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SIMPLE LovE.-The Elko Indepen
dent of Dec 10 has the following:

dent of Dec 10 has the following:
a man and woman arrived here in
company by the train from the east,
some TWO weeks ago, and have repre-
scented themselves as man and wife.
From a gentleman just down from
Corinne we obtain the following facts
concerning the parties referred to,
who, we believe, are still i'll town:
The Sentleman's name is Lisk, and
the woman ia the wife of a Mr.. Green,
no is ,eamins between CorInne and
Montana. All the parties were resi-
dent at tho former place, and during
the absence of Green-who IS repre-
scented as an honorable man and good
citizen - festive Lisk persuaded the
woman = who is weak minded, and
ha, q very short allowance of com
mon eense-to leave her home and
husband. and on the wings Of love,
fly with him towards the setting sun.
The woman has evidently become
infatuated with Lisk to the full extent
of her limited intelligence, and Lisk
with a degree of baseness which might
be expected. is, We are informed, at
tempting to take advantage Of her
simplicity in a manner which should
and, in all probability, will. cause his
hurried departure from to w. A coat
of tar and feathers, together with
No. IA boot, judicious'y applied,
might bring this shameless person to
realizing sense of his own contempt
ibleness. and induce him 10 seek Q
less appreciNiye section.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-18

by an ac; Of summary aui i.-.orrnai jus
tice a sEulking scamp has been bror't. 1T
to such an end as seems something like
al adequate satisfaction :rr The midnight
deviitriss that hsvs scared and hurt our
little city. and which will psove q terri
BILE warming TO the rogf!es Who still re-
main among Us undetecte3 and unLung.
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Dissolution Of PARTNERSHIP

vaSHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EI-
Il listing between L. d. JUDD and ?. II.
MULcAsY in the Pioneer Soap Company has
been this day dissolved by mutual sonssnt. E.
u Ju.I retiring from the firm. P II. AULCAsH
will continue the business - heretofore; col
lec,i.g all bill. and paying all jndebtsdness q
IL. Pisnesr Soap Company.
{. D. JUDD
p. II. AELCAUY
Csrson CITY. December u. 1875.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-10-01
Who were Commander in Chief OF the L. S.

The question of rank held by the various
officers who have been at the head of the ar
my since the Revolutionary war has given
rise to frequent discussions. The New York
Mail, to meet the demand for information
on this subject, furnishes the following list !:
Brevet Brigadier General Josiah Harmar,
from September, 1889, to March, 1871.
Major General Arthur St. Clair, from
March, 1871, to March, 1892
Major General Anthony Wayne, from
March, 1892, to December, 1896.
Brigader General James Wilkinson, from
December, 1896, to July, 1898.
Lieutenant General Washington, from
July, 1898, to December, 1899.
Major General James Wilkinson (again),
from June, 1900, to January, 1912.
Major General Dearborn, from January,
1872, to June, 1915.
Major General Jacob Brown, from June,
1873, to February, 1928.
Major General Alexander Macomb, from
May, 1928, to June, 1871.
Brevet Lieutenant General Winfield Scott,
from June, 1871, to November l, 1861.
Major General George B. Mcclellan from
November /, 1861, to July %, 1862.
Major General Henry W. Halleck, from
July %, 1862, to March 10, 1864.
Lieutenant General U. S. Grant, from
March 10, 1864, to July 20, 1866.
General U. S. Grant, from July %, 1866,
to March A, 1869.
General William 7. Sherman, from March
| 4, 1869, to date.
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There is good story of General Sheridan
in this weeks independent. The Rev. VIM.
NJ. Baker says: "The papers say that Gen.
Sheridan is to be married to-day. Perhaps
so /; but am not so certain of it, remember
ing an anecdote in regard to the General
when was for few days, if not upon his
staff, assuredly within his circle. A young
lady, it seems, was quite desirous the bril-
liant sajreur, who was sojourning under the
same roof should take a walk with her, He
declined doing so upon the plea of threaten
ing weather. A little while afterward de-
tected him stealing out Of the front door
alone, Upon charging him with the incon-
sistency of his conduct he replied; Yes,
Miss, yes The weather is too bad for two
of us, but thought it might be good enough
for one"
The above good story" now going the
rounds was made to do duty about seventy
years ago. At that time the parties were
Richard Brinsely Sheridan and a maiden
aunt, When the Rev, VIM. Baker resur
reefs it and localizes it as one of Genera
Sheridan's jokes, he states II thing which h'
knows to be false. Such theft Of an Gle
story is disreputable even in Brooklyn
preacher,
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White Feet on Horses.

A writer on agriculture says Of them -
"Whether defect or not, | believe white
feet are an indication of good blood and if
you will look through the "Trotting Regis
ter and Forester's Horses of America" you
will find, out of twenty-five plates of horses,
twenty of them have more or less white
about their feet, Such horses as Dexter,
Lexington and Pocahontas have four white
feet Ethan Allen three. While visiting
the extensive breeding establishment of Mr.,
Steele, near Philadelphia, where Happy Me-
dium, one Of the best stations this country
affords, noticed in one yard about dozen
colts, only one without white feet" We
quote this in order that our readers may
form their own opinion as to its value, but
we must object to the following from the
same authority; "The best remedy for an
interfering horse is oats. A half starved
horse cannot control his limbs and so natur.
ally interieres. The worst though not the
most inyeterate interterer ever knew was
cured in month by regular Use and higl
feeding" We have always regarded inter
iering as a defect in the form or structure o
the animal, or is tired from long journey
or hard days work.
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MOTHER.

When she undd her hair at night
About the time for lying down,
She came and knclt. was 50 small
There In my bed her curls did fall
All over me light, gold and brown.
fell asleep amid her prayers,
Her fair young face tfar OF 1t seems,)
Her girlish voice, her kisses sweet,
The patter of her busy feet.
Passed me into charming dreams.
And when awoke at merry morn,
Through her gold hair saw the sun
Flame strong, shine glad, and glorlfy
The great, good world. Oh, never can I
Forget the words: "My darling one!'
All! checkerod years since then have crept
Past her and me, and we have known
Some sorrow and much tempered Joy,
Far into manhood stands her boy,
And her gold hair snOw-white is flown.
The world has changed by slow degrees,
And as old days revive, alas
SO much OF trouble have the new,
Those rare far Joys grow dim, seen through
Sad times as through darkened glass.
But just this morning, when woke
How lovingly my lips were kissed!
How Chaste and clear the sunlight shone
on mothers hair like gold-dust sown
Athwart thin clouds OF silver mist.
IARPERs BAZAR
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POetical.
THOU AND !.

Strange, strange for thee and me
sadly afar;
Thou safe, beyond, above,
meath the star;
Thou where flowers deathless spring,
Iwhcre they fade;
Thou in Gods paradise,
mid the shade.
Thou where each gale breathcs balm,
tempest tossed;
Thou where true Joy is found,
where It's lost.
Thou counting ages thine,
not the morrow;
Thou learning more OF bliss,
more Of sorrow.
Thou in eternal peace,
| mid earth's strife;
Thou where care hath no name,
where us life.
Thou without need OF hope,
where It's vain;
Thou with wings dropping light,
with times chain.
Strange, strange for thee and me,
Loved, loving ever;
Thou by life's deafness fOunt,
near deaths river;
Thou winning wisdom's lore,
strength to trust;
Thou mid the seraphim,
In the dust.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
., ,,r,ar ,pt.pgtf

BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. ]. p. Tus'in, (Supply.)
sunday Services -li1Q Il, IN. and 6N p. m.
Sundlv SchOOl-g a. m.
Prayer Meeting Every Wednesday evening at G4
sea S Tree. The public are invited to attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minis Cr-Rev j. NcCron.
sunday Sarvlces-l0lG u. IN. and 69 p m.
rray yer Meeting Every Wednesday evening at C}5
clock.
Seats free. Nopews rented. All are welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mns'er-Rev. Stuart Mi ehell.
Sunday ServiCcs-l0k a. H. and GI p. m.
sunday SCHOOL, a. IN.
PRAYER Meeing-Eyery Wednesday evening at 6H
Sea's free No pews rented. Strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-l'ey, n. $. buckingham.
Mnsier-Itev. j. II. McGarrah.
sunday Services-lOE and So y. m.
SUNDAY School, p IN.
Bible Class-Everv Monday evening at 6II o'clock.
Young Mems Prayer Meeling-Eyery Tuesday
,rnlng at G3i o'clock
icnefal Prayer Meetlng-Every Thursday evening
o'clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner OF Third and Iron streets.
i'astor-Rev. n. f. IIoffmeer.
Residence-East street, near Forks Hotel.
Sunday Servces-l0J% H. III. and ca p III.
sunday Schools Il. In.
Prayer Meetlng-Saturday, p. m.
All are invited There is always room.
Services every Sunday afternoon at o'clock at
deller's church, Madison township.
ST. rAULs CHURCH.
Rcctor-Rev. John Hewitt
Sunday ServlceS-lOH a. M, GT p. m.
sunday SCHOOL, n. III.
First Sunday IN the month, Holy Communion.
Services preparatory to Communion on Friday
evening before the st Sunday IN each month";
PcwS rented; but everybody welcome.
Persons desiring to consult the Rector on religious
matters Will find him at the parsonage on Rock
street.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. A. l.. Reeser.
iniSter-Itev. j. a. Irvine.
sunday Services p. m, in the Iron Street Church.
PRAYER Mecting-Evcry Sabbath at 2 p m.
All are invited. All are welcome.
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Columbia County Official Directory

President Judge-Willlam Elwell.
Associate JudgcS-lram Dcrr, Isaac s. Monroe.
PrOthOnOtary, Nc,-R. Frank Iarr.
3egster & ReCOrder-WlllldnSOn II. JacOby.
Dlstrict'AttorncY-JO NJ. Clark.
Sheriif-MChpcl Grover.
Suryc or-lsuuc Dewitt.
freaSurer--JOhn Sn der.
Commissioncrs-Wi Lawton, John Herner,
John Ent. -
AudltOrs-U !. Campbell, S. Il. Smith, David Iost.
COroner-ChaTlcs q. Murphcv.
Jury Commlssioners-JacOb II. Fritz, William II.
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COUNTY supcrintcndcnt-Willl liam II. snyder.
Bloom Poor DIST -UirCCtorS-O. =. Ent, Scott
Nn Kramer, Bloomsbury and Thomas Crevellng
Ieott, q. =. Ent, secretary.