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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20
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fir &nobcn lol nit @ottcS @iilic gum Seitcn
Der Su9cnb I'M Wloi oiclcs JobrcS cr0ffuet mcr<
Den. Sin Sous ncblt Gruuoltit su oiclcm
3mcde 1T bcrcitS fir 1000 Spllors ocfouft.
9oS 9ouS mub mod cinacridtct mcr>cil, mas
ipeltcrc $1,000 foct. s. lit flor, oob Scr &C.
rln0c %croicnlt an Dem @lottc al oicitn Sus<
9nbcn nlc1t ouSrtid)t, obid)on Der Mrooftcur
11nb 9craus9cbcr fiir icuc Niiibc nid,ts ocr,
lon9t. sSlr bitten buGcr jcbcn I'LL crcr vcicr i'm
@an,cn rnlcrcs G0ttlidcn @cilauocs uno sum
@citen ber Suacno bur@ Slnnabmc ines Scr
fol9enocn @orlNldac sur @riinouno ocs Some
rob @oicnDouleS fur Nnobcn uns bcbiilfid Ill
icin:
y Scbcr Der unS $25 90 baor cincnoct, Dem
1didcn pir Den ~Sbio SSoiicnfrcuno" roc
sSodc, 70 lonac CT lcbt Gicic lcbrnsl1noliz
d)en Nbonncntcn Aocrocn ais Stiitcr pcs N&niz
icnbauI les bctract uno m;ro 10 lnn1c rir
slnitolt bcltclt, t!0lib iiir lc ocbclct.
p User unS $1,000 bunr cinlcnoet, bcm iNi=
den lulr ben uSDip SSnilcuircuno" 10 Sabre
lang jcoc gSod)r.
81 sScr ouf fcincu biccr %orid)dec cinocbcn
ipll, Den bitten mir, uns ckt ciucn cin,iocu
Dollar su lcnbcr, benn ipcnn ale Sbonncntcu
nur bieics tb1tcn, 10 crbicltcn mir mcit iibcr
$4,000 fir bic @olicn.
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SIC u nt mcn i9fcit cincs
~ al lcuG II MRS

No1ocm cS bcfonnt gcuorocn it, pob Der
SSSa!lenI Ircuno IN Tumcrop Gin fatboliiAcs
@aiicnbaus crric1tcn. wirn, crDcbcn ld) oud
inter Der nld)tfotboljiNrn Wcpolfcruno Der bic.
1lgen @cacno Stimnen fir sic llntcrhrineuuo
berlpnbrlolctcr &inocr. Sn hcn bcircu cno!is
fdcn 3rit;nAcn oicicS COMMITTEES miro Bic Sod)c
onarrr9t uno Der @oriNoa aemoNt, cine Nin~
rcrbtimalt 81, crrihtrn. N&11rtno mir ubcr
on bic clritlid)c *icbc uno sic Milotb1ti0tct
Der MenlOtn una WrnNcu, I'M Ter N&oilcu<
bauS su crrldtcn uuo III uutcrbnltcu, mcnocn
1'd lent Nrli!rworlcr siutS Gbulidycn %luuts
an nc SlcurrSoDtcr uno iudcu irNcno Gin olca
@elcb htrbor, nm ouf oll0cmcinc Soften cine
1oldle Nnltolt cn;uvjd}tsn lSir ircucn une
nornbcr, oab pir 81 oicicr %slucNuna inter Ben
Dlcllgrn Ela'ttat!>5jiicn ben }lniob ococbcn bos
ben, m:nn mlr nut) scr AFcnunN iinH, ooA cs
better lci ser d}rjiilia'cn *ic(c oir Gorge fit
grmc uno "Suicn III iitcYIairn, lprniocnS in,
erten Flabc. 81 aicit obcr untcr Den Nicats
tatbolllcn 10 icbr crfnltct it, uno bn bic prntc-
ftant!lt)cn FrrSl3er arnuA ranit 81 tDun Da>
ben, fir 'brc 'ob,rci3jcn T0mi!iru ,u icr4cr, 10
1T t5 ic0r notiirliG,, hab mou bcn Staat unb
ooS @tiSN oErnit um ona 81 tbun, mas Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20

bic ucllc WfdBi9ung jene geiuinner, Die unsciti9e
Strcn9c ,1ur rciscn unb uibcripcnitia nad)c1,
lpuroe. Man bcDunblc gcrinacrc llrbcrtrctunoc1,
nid)t init 9lcibcr g9id)ti9tet pic ar6Eerc Scr,
bccd)cn . GS lit icorm 2cbrcr untcr Strofc
auAcnblidlibcr Gntlailnng bcrbotcl,, bic &iuber
Su i6lo9cn. gbcnlo fnoct fcin Ginlpcrrcn nott,
neil Die &inocr nic ullcin nnb p0nc guflid)t
blcibcn oilrfcn; audi loucn iic uid)t IN bic
Stroft in Der 2nltolt 9ciu0bnt mcrocn. Iuec<
gen bcrblnoct oas@au5 nit mondcn 0ingcn bic
Socc bc5 Sd)inpflid)cn, mas bonn ocnigt, nm
l1e ols Strafmttcl ansupcnbcn."
Sir gcmillc arpSc &cr9cbcn bat Scrpouocr
cine s(rt SurD cinacicbt, 9clpdblt aus ocu bcitcn
uno bcrlt0nolgtcn 30glinocn iclblt bcic Gin<
ri1tl,ng bate bel @cobodtuno Der n0t1iocn
Norlid)tsnobrc9cln icbr oiinltioc 6pNcn. $50
bic ci9cncGinii@t ibn ocrlGbt, 9oubt CT bcm ul>
hcfan9cncn G5cfiiblc icincr .bcitcn 3G9lin9c
bcrtrouc1 su lollsll.
9iicmonb bat 10 G'rpbcs oclcilct fir sic ar
bcitenocn &loicu bon 1oris mic @eruonocr ST.
it III @oDrbcit fir Souicnbe nno Snuicnoe
%otcr Aciuprocn, bat iie sum slucitcu Mlolc &C.
burcn su cincm brlrrcn otbcn bcs YcibeS uno
Der Scclc Aront fnmcn lic su i6nl, CT fat iDncn
Die Gclunbbct mcocrQcocbcn, pcr>uoit fomcn lic
iu lDm, CT marc ibncuSatcr unO but nit niittcr<
'lujel Steot lc 9tpIlcHl Ntllcu! lnmrn 1lt Su lDW
uno beroorbcn, CT fat ibncn i6rc l(nl1ulo unb
9tcinDcit nicbcrgc9cbcn; ais unal1ubigc 9ciocn
fomcn lic su ibm, iic bottcn ben 9lumcn Gotttcs
MIR ans Den ldmcrcn Tlii0cn Scr Gltcrri fcnncn
9clcrnt CT bot iic su fronne,l 9utcn Gbritcn
0cmn6t. 9rciBiAtoulcnb brouc, orbeit itlomcSiing<
lingo uno W1nucr, bic ouSSt. Nitolnus 1crror=
Qc9onaen lino, DO 1T baS bcrcoctc 3euAuib
filr Die bciliAc, bclocnmiitbi9c *icbc ocs 9crln
bon 8crbanger.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20
3n{lad)tsGa1ts uom Dcil. NifolauS
81 Har;s.
(G0lub

@or ollcn itrcbt sic Srbnuna unb vcituno
oeS @oules babin, oos glr9cfUbl su bclcbcn, bic
;nrttrcn Gmpfnpunacn Der 9untborfcit uno
vicbc on;uugcM, I'm lic ola bic m6btioltcn Iho>
tho sAr YcfolNun9 Der Ncgcl su pcrlucnocn. 9ic
1icbc, Die CT alien Ninbcrn bclpcat, Jolt in Den
@cmiitbcrn Gcgcnlicbc crscuocn
llnb luie lpte nid)t 0onthnrtcitl III iDrcn @cr;cn
iid) rc9cr, ucnn iic ihr Zoos uer9ltidcn niNt bob
NIT iDrrn Stnnbcsgcnoflcn in Den bumpfcn NScrt<
ndtttn rcbcr, barter NScrtnciltcr, ionbcru uud)
nit Scr GriicDuNa Der Ninocr D0Dcrrr St;;noc in
Den Nol(cNicn mcnn iic icbcn, wc man liz nit
p1trrlidrr |criitit9iaung ibrcr Sd)w1d)cn be-
bonoclt unb Gin &ruocr c9ena bn;u bcouitroot
it, t0Nlid pnr lhrcn GrDolun0cn oIleS Spicl,cuo
III untcrlud)cn, Die Scilc on bcn Shnufcln Ii. u
su prllicn, cin on>rrcr bic sluiAobc bat, iih Den
g(cunn:ommcnbcn III momcu, tic I'll trGllcu uno
su lntrrDnltcl, nit vnittcridcr *icbt", Wic
bic Mc9cl iaat, lie in Die Srpnuna bcs @ou cs
cln'uiUbrcnL uuo Dem irlncr, iAlueren Nnfong
lci:bt 81 MAIDEN uno 81 ucriGtu.
SlnN Stroftn nntbmcnNi9, 10 irucN nieic nur
nit Der Arrftcn %prlid)t onacncn>ct mcybcN,
Ser *tDrcr", io9t Die 9ic9H, vmuf bon Der
llcbcr%u9AnN rura)orunAcn iciu bok niGt bic
Strnft an uub fir ih Den ;36NinN hciicrt on=
bern riv Slrl uno G$eiic, pc mon non ocrStrof<
Gc!uaIt N'tbrnud)l mAd}t. @rofc ejrtc rcrtgicrt
ccn NSciit THO untcroriidt Gi!caVbr9cfUbl, mutjt
s:rtclt uro StuNium ucrDoft. M|on nlub ourd)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20

Scr Wfann ging fort unb fauftc idD Srob llnb
sScin uno cinen Slid, tru9 Sll(cS nod 9ouic,
uno 9ob cS feincln gSeibc. 9icic noDm bcn
N11d. fiug an, i'm uuSSupeiOeu unb fonb, ais
llc Die Gln9cpcioc 6crau5 nabm, III hcml lclbcn
c1ncn toltborcn Stcin, iibcr bclcn Sd6nbcit jic
d) bcrlpunhcrte. 9o6 pubtc iic nid)t rcd)t,
mas es benn fei, sci9tc ilu olio iDrcln Mionn
uno lagtc: StcD bicien Stcin babe d) III hcn
Tildc gcfunhcn. - Gr bctrad)tcte i'm uno BE-
mnnoertc feline SdonDcit, pubtc i'm ohcr oud)
nld)t nnbcr su 1d0kcr.
Nadpem ltc bon bcln Silbc 9e9ccn bottcn,
iprad cr 81 Den, 9Scibc @ib mir Sen Stcin, id)
mill in bic Staht gcbcn uno ibn bcrtoufcr,
pcnn ib picllcid)t ctluoS bofiir bctommcu fam.
- ST mar Gin Gin ufodcr Mlonr, unb fanntc,
mic gcioat Den Nertb bcs Stcincs nid)t ST
ocllcn @cid1ft cs it, oergleidcn Sndcn su fou=
fen uno pertoufcn uno io9tc su i1m: gSiult bu
picicn Stcin fuufcn?- 9So5 pcrlanait ou bo=
fiir: frogtc i'm Der Su!pclicr unb bot iDm iiuf
goloitiife on. Scr &crf6ufer ober 1ncintc, CT
ldcric nit ibm unb iaatc bcsmcgcn So nicl
motct ou fir biclcn Stcin bcsoblen? - Scr
SupclcnDauolcr in Der N(cinun9, oab oicS ibm
nidt bcoodt ici, bot mcbr unO iprob: 9(imm
scbn @olbitiicte an. - Ser @crtauicr g(oubtc,
pab icncr ieincn Spott nit ibm trcbcn pollc
uno idmica. 81 ioatc bcr ,o1nolcr: So
nimm bod suansis G5oloitiide. - Scner obcr
idpcg uno antuOrtctc nidts. 81 ite9 CT
ouf Srcibia, uicrsig @ololtiite II. iOmur, 10 picl
su 9cbcn. .S(od) uno nod) fam ct o1.f orc1unocrt
Sololtiidc DinouL mcld)c CT bonn uirflid) Dem
Scrfoufcr ausbesubltc. 9icicr CAB Den Steu
bin, nuDn bos @plO unb elite poQ Grcuncn III
lcincm SScibc na6 9aulc. S(lS oos SSc,b Den
I(onn 10 her9nii9t iob, fra9te lic i'm: SSic
t5cser loit bu i'm rerfouft, picl(cid)t 1m cincu
5Dolcr: 81 boltc jcncr Die 9rciDunoert Golo<
ltlldc bcrpor, lcNte ie Dor icincm gScibc nit
Den @ortcn 50 uicl babe ib fit i'm bcfoms
men. - 9oo NSeib obcr bcpunocrtc bic lr=
cnolidc @r0bc Der aottlibsn Site unb ia9tc ST
ibm: Sicb bu, Der Driitcnaott, mic bontbnr
uno 9i!tA uno uic reid CT lit ! SicbIt ou, ipic
CT Dir nid)t nur bic fiinfsia @oloitiidc, wcld)c
ou iDm 9clcbcn, ipicbcr gcgcbc,l, onocrn iic
Dir nod) brc Wlonotca ldon icd)sfa9 critottct
fat. @rtcnnc olio, bob fcin onbcrcr @ott lit,
ucbcr in, 9in,n1el nod orf Grben, ais nur bic
icr ollen. - 0urd) bicic ipunocrbore &c9c>
beubcit crtonntc nun bcr Dcionildc Mlonn sl1=
alci@ an6 Die fotbolii6c @obrDcit, CT wuroc
ein Gbriit uub pcroanftc 10 icin Sell her ben
yrrncn 9cipcnocten @abc, Die iDn' iibcroics picl>
fu@ crltottct uurbc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-20
GutbplicismuS frciuilfio nn((brinot.

@otbulicismus irciluiuia pollbrinot.
Sn 0cu crludDntcu slrtitcln ibrr hicirn Sc
aenliono uiro nun gciaat, Bop I'M 2(rmcnbauic
oiclcS Counties ii6 cine S(n;abl cltcrnloicr uno
brimotbolcr &inoer bcfGuocn, wcld)c ben libel
cn einfliiiicu ous9ciebt ieicn uno oob ic
notDpcnoia Ill &crbrcdcrn unb Sctlcrn Dcran=
iuod)lcn mubtcn. GS icicn fcrucr III icbcr Srt=
ldoft uno jcocm Somnlbip ySoiicn uno bel
motblolc AlnNcr, Die untcr Den ocnoroliltrcn=
itcn Ginflllien oufmnd)itn. slufcrocm mcrocn
bier lcit Sabrcn iortm0brcno Nlnncr purd) 3cl<
tunasnnnonccn an picjcniAen uusgcbocn, Die
lie ncbmcn mollcn. 9Sir bubcn ltcts bos
Sdldlol iold)cr &inbcr bcooucrt bonn oft lucr<
Den luldc bon bob9crigcn N(culdcn onacnonl<
men, iDrc GSicgunA mirb btrnodlNllt9t, Ilc
mcrocn id)lcdt bcbnnbct uub bobcn nur s(ufz
nobmc Nefunbcn, onn,it iie ipGtcr bis sum 2l &.
2cbcnsjobrc fit ibrc lcb(oicn Grnobrcr mic
Stlapcn orbcitcn ,niliicn. N(idt III alien Sill
lcn acld)icbt hoS 10, obcr in ulclcn. llnltrc
Nccbrtcn *cicr ic9cn aus biclcn wcni9cn SnNo>
ben, mic notDlucnbia fit unS mcbr &oiirnb0u>
icr iiub, uno bcionocrS ioldc, iuic mir Gins
cinridtcn ppi(cn. NSic piclc Souicuo Scclcn
tDnnten ooburd) acrcttct mie bicc SbrGncn &C.
trodnct unb luic uirle lcbt ucrlollcnc &lnocr 81
autcn M(cnldtu uuo Gbriltrn cr;ogcu mcrocn.
NSir bitten bobcr, bob mon ms in Dem on9c=
funacncn @crfc bon alien Scitcn belfcn molle,
oulnit mir filr 10 niele NinScr, ais nloalid) lit,
cincwADrDoft tntDolild)c 9eilnotD bcreitcu t0nz
ncn.
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y /. q l1tfe}t.

1cocr slbonncnt, Der fiir Den uSbu ssaiicn-
fr>uno" $50 bcio1lt, fam 9cacn Had;oblung
bon 60 Gents lld) ines son ben brei nad)iol-
aenocn Sild)crn ousluGDlen unb miro ibm BAL
ielbc it frei suacianot merocn. sScr olio
enc Fr1mic ,u crboltcu mInibt mub $2lO
bcioDlcn nomlid) $1.50 fiir bus Matt uuo
GO Gcnts fit Die Yriimic.
y Spn7pat; fir 2ebcu ,,,o Stcrbc,:
boa stltan StoI5. Gl(it @ilocrn. on 9olb>
lcincmonb Acbunoen. "nocnprciS $l.OO. 9ie
Nbonncncn oca uSbio NSoicnfrcuno" crbal>
ten bos @ud poltiyci fir nur 90 Gcnts
p Scr fttllc Srico Ser Trcimanrcrei
9e9cn SDrnn unh 9lltor. SluS 9ocumcntcn
GleNont acbunbrn in 6nlbcinclpnno. 2obcu=
prciS $l.15. Slc Slbonrcucu bcS vSbp @oi=
1cnfrcunS" crDaltcn oos SudD poitfrci fir nrr
80 6cuts.
s. Nllelujab ! AatbolilAes @cbctbuA bon
Sr. s. Nnulcn in bc0ucmcm Soldtnforz
mot, gut acbunocn, nit cdtcm CSolrihnitt unb
Sitcb(b, 100 Soften itart, uub foltct i'm Ca
bcnprcilc Sl.20. Sic Nbpuucntcn ncs uSbio
ssollcnfrcnno" crhaltcn boS &uO portoirti fir
1lur 60 GcntS.
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9os 9(poitolot bcr Yrclc.
stus sem Genbbpten bes aottliden ocr;;ens Seiu.)

Gs lit cine ooppeIte> nod bei0cn Gei=
ten FIN 9leid) beltimmte gSubrDeit; Sic
Prelle lit bos md6ti9ite @er5eug 5urT0r=
Oerung Der g4oDr9cit ouf Der eincn Geitc
un6 ouf Der onbern @eite bic t0olibite
9SoHc, bercn liO bie 2iige bebient> I'm bos
9fci6 0pttcs iu ltllr5en.
Epn olen 9Serfen o6cr, !ucicje bu5u BE-
ltimmt linb, bic God)e 0ottcs 5l pcrtbci=
Oi9en, emp pfieDlt li6 fcincS einorin9liAer
ais Die Yre}ie.
l. 0os erl ltc oller dlBcr!itcn Mpol to-
lote lit pDne 3>reifel bos gSort. 9tid)ts
fam bicI Ie unmittelbore Wfittbeilun9 BON
elmer Geelc an Die onoere rleben> lpel0e
licO ou1 cnt>ueocr 0urb Difentli6e Hre=
oigt obcr burb YriootunterDoltun9 funo
gie6t. Scr G(ou6c tommt pom S0rell"
lo9t Der fl. 4aulus uno bie1es 9srcn
mcint Oos gSprt Selu Gbriiti, >pe(bcs
our6 ben M}uno Geiner Genoboten per=
breitet >uiro. 9ic hri ltli9e YrelIe brou6t
oobcr niNt Die Gtc0c miinolider 9}re=
ol9t cin5uncbuel> obcr tie fam bcrcn
SSl6ti9teit beoeutenO permeDren uno IN
'piclcr yc5cbun9 ibren Mfon9cl erlcben.
Sic lit bobcr Gin lpirfli1es 9(pojtolot
unO lit nocb ocm pricl lEe>li6en elmte bos
Iwirllomltc offer duBerlitbcn 9(poltolotc
Sic Yrclle III bos 81 leiner 60h}ten
Seocutlng crDobcne QSnrt.
stn uno iiir liD lelb1t lit oos @prt
Il0on cine >pi'noerborc Mfotht cs 1T cine
9(rt &crIOrpcrllng Der 9eiltig1tcn @coon=
fen unO oo5 notirli0c Sil0 Der i!6erno=
tlirIibc!l Ycrt0rpcyung oes g8ortcs Gjotz
tcs. Sos @ort 1tblicbt in cini9en ortcu=
liytci1 IDnen bie crDobcnlten gSoDrDeitcn
unb bic cbcIlten Sc 5ii6le Gin; es lit ooS
9elommtc 2ebeu mi erer Seelen, luelDe
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Sti ter IN ; 81 Of lt1 1tcr
0cS mcrpl - d iirnhcuicS

ptS i Ill { 0 SNu cH & II g.
II. 9luS Fomcrop IS 500
-. s. s. NS., Cincinnati 200
Is. s. 9. Stcintamp 100
II. Soicpb &nipper LOO
Is. !. .. ). 9icunbcr l l.40
@c;oblte cu6 ooS @lott iir2 oo0rc.
lG. Nnnn Mcb(cr LOO
II. NliNocl StcnNcr ] LOO
IS. Trou Sui Sdlncipcr 800
10. &icr Minhcr: 8rruurb, Morio,
Soicpb uno 9loolpb Slu9ultiu
9cbcn fir bic SSailcu 100
20. 9. Nuaultin bcsoDltc bo5 &(ott
fir 10 Sobrc.
al. Gliio S1mo9er I 90
&csobltc aud pos @(ott /. 10 Sabre
%. yus YiQuo, :. ! 90
%. Matbios Soften LOO
a. NicoluuS Sdpor;p0ocr ! LOO
o4. Mcn. y ......r l 90
2G. &. @nrclmonn & Gpmp. ] 90
~. Snbn IS. ypbmnun | 90
%. Sibor Miciicr obonnirt iur icnc
Sod)ter Moria NloQoolcno oui
10 SuDre
30. *orrns Moaca 100
so. Sobn $. 9ii ltcrbcr9 200
81. @crmonn Scrncr obo.,Nlrt nuf
10 Sabre.
80. Spbn &0lld O.9O
33. Scnbcl M(iiucr 100
"a. SluS Eomcrop 100
80. Soitpb Gonoc 100
@ott lcenc nl(c fron,mc @tbcr N&citcrc csuz
lcil Iur Die 0rllcn Moilcn ucrocn crbctcu.
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Nt.5' Nuc Srieic, Ncitc!lungcn, 9(nirogen, Core
1prnncuien, Gtlblenblngcn &C. uhrciNrt mon an
Mcp. Ao(epG 9s(Gn9, a'omsrop. Mcias 50. 2.
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9cSut'eerps), bem 90. cs3an. 1875.
2SD III cnf1lcuSc-

SSp pd)c,;f1lcuocc
fir oic Sio;ricn Cincinnati, Columbus, Sort
@aDnc, Gopinaton, Detroit uno Glcpclono.
g. aA. San. Scptuoaclimo.
NN. 25. SAUL @ctcbrung.
9. 2i. eAcbct am Selbcrat.
VI. p. TtNlionus, Fopn, Sef.
.. 2S. SconncS GbrDipit. @iid)of
Aird)cnlcbrcr.
s. 80. 1Sroni y. Sulcs, Mid.
&. 80. 6clr t., Enpit, @cf,
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-22
AROUND TOWN.

Horace Rainey fell through the railroad
bridge near his home last Monday, ten OF
fifteen feet He was badly hurt. and il was
thought one OF his arms was broken.
Experience has proved that our Jail is
not as secure as it should be. During the
past year or two prisoners have got out OF
their cells, and but for the great vigilance OF
thc iailur. they would have escaped. The
county has 10 right to make the jailor take
80 many risks, and the Jail should be made
more secure. one step towards it would be
to have solid iron windOw-shutteTs to the
cell windows. The County Court should
look into the matter.
MIR. Lou Dahney, the prince of railroad
engineers, after ten years Of hard service, is
taking "a short recreation at his home in
Columbia. This is the first time Mr.. Dab
ney has missed his regular run, except dur
Yng the cholera, since October LIST, 1860. He
-aS run since that time over 3g7 80 miles.
-,ieSsrS. Walker Y CabIer have put up
teir large circle saw in their new saw mill
81 High Street, making things look lively
I'd ousiucss-lille-
We refer our readers to the advertise
-aent Of Black X Moore, who have recently
bought out the we'll known livery stable of
r. II NAYS. This is d well appointed stabl
mas >lNlE~ll ilblNt-N anu CoANN t+-rsrsAN'
carriages. The new proprietors, Capt l.. w.
BLACK and Mr.. W. !. Moore, are well known
citizens al our county, anG both are clever
gentlemen and good business ;nen, and
know all about horse.
Black * Moore are running a free omni-
bus to and from the Depot, Bev White hold
iug thcIeinS-
Sis Browns little giri, two years old, ac-
r.Idcn tally fell into the fireplace, Last Mon
day, burning its left side badly, but not
dangerously.
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CROSS BRIDGES ITEMS.

On Christmas Eve the hearts OF the
Sabbath-schOol children thrObDed with
excited anxiety as they met at their lit
tie school house, so tastGtuily decorated
with arches of evergreens, interspersed
with beautiful flowers. Their eyes
beamed with delight when they first be-
held a large brilliantly illuminated
Christmas tree, heavily ladened with
numerous presents for each of the chill
dren. The programme for the evening
exercises, alternating with speeches and
solos from the various pupils, were well
arranged. Then came Old santa Claus, :"
covered with snow from top TO toe, in
his usual bland manner distributing the
presents with an approval or r6proOf to
each child as the case required. The
exercises closed with chorus from pu,
pills and teacher, doing great credit TO
all.
Christmas day we had a splendid fox
chase, and we We're glad to see Col. Web
ster so improved in health as to parties
pate in the sport.
On the night of the It'll inst, the
young gentlemen gave u most delight
full "mask party" at Ii. p. VS.. Not
withstanding the severity Of the wealth
err, it was we'll attended, and with splen-
did music, danced till the yawning hours
OF night. When supper was announced
all did justice to the good hot coffee,
well cooked meats, breads and pickles
of various kinds. Most OF the party
were masked, perSOnating such charac-
ters as they could well suutain: Prince
of Wales, j. j. w; Chief Castitana, c.
H.; Marquis of LOrne, a. d. w; LaceO-
la, Q. w; Nicholas NoddeT, Mr.. p;
Daylight and Moonlight, q. p. W; Any
body you Please, j. b; Chief Tonic
ChaChi, 7. G.. W.; Gentleman OF the Pc
Rod, +. b. c.; IyanhOe, J. w; Chinese
Z - II
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Joseph y. Walker has handed us a copy
OF the Western Cbroaici., published in Column
Nia ON the 18th of August, 1914, more than
sixty years ago. by James Walker, after
wards brOthcT-in-law OF President Polk.
Mr. James Walkers widow is still an honor
ed resident OF Columbia. The paper was
then in its fourth year, having been estab-
liShcd in lNl0, only two or thee years after
the settlement OF the town. This old copy
was found among the papers of the late
Pleasant Nelson. The first page is occu-
pied with foreign news, under this unique
heading: Late Interesting Foreign Intel
IigcnCe 10y the arrival OF the schooner Com
modore pccator, at Cs.Stiuc, in twenty-eight
DAYS from Rochelle" Much Of the news is
from France, then under the great NapOle-
on. LoTd Wellington was then in june in
>~pai 0, and in the same month OF the follow
ing ne overthrow Napoleon on the field OF
Waterloo. VIM. shirley, of this place, says
his father Was under Wellington in that
battle The paper gives an interesting ac-
count OF Marshal Bue hers visit TO England
little dreaming ofthe part lie was to take
one year hence, iH the most famous battle
ON record. ON the second page of the ChrOa-
jrfr is "a long card by Abuer Taylor, Danl
BcclaU, Geo. BauShead, John Chambers and
Benz. CutBirth, Commissioners, in behalf OF
themselves and the inhabitants OF Shoal
Greek. and dated Liberty Spring. in regard
10 some laud-gTsmt and treaty with the
ChickasJw Indians. Hezekiah George adj
Nertises that his wife, Mary, had left his
bed and board. Joseph Brown, Ranger, adj
NertiseS that W. K. Love, jeremiah Cherry
Tbo,. Mccall, TBoS, McEwell and James
Sweet. Of Flat Creek, had taken up stray
horses. samuel u. Williams, Deputy Sher,
m. advertised for sale John Gordon's inter
est in seven hundred acres OF land; also
four hundred acres belonging 10 John
Looucy, ON Globe Creek, and fourteen nun
bred acres belonging TO Charles Dickson
VIM Bradshaw, sheriff and Tan Collector
advertises much land for sale for taxes
Samuel q. Mcknight, AJjutant of 9Th Bri-
.,sde, eommaudeG by Col. W. W. Thompso N
notifies capt. j. OgIevie's company TO meet
at Columbia for drill Capt. James Dobbins
at jaime, BIakeIey'>, capt. Charles Neeley' :
AT Mai, sam. Polk's. The other companies
were in J lincoln, Bedford and Giles coun-
ties. J. r. Bedford was i'm the drug bust
ness. The fourth page gives account OF
the British taking PASSPORT, Maine, and sew
cral other incidents of-he war then raging
followed by orders from militia officers, or
drrfus {. e. regiments and companies 10
drill. David Love and N iChael Lancaster
announce that they Will furnish boats 10
men OF enterprise, at their buat-yard at the
head of Fountain Creek.
What's that you say, Richard? The able
editor OF the Franklin RrDie,-, who parts his
name ia IN, middle, says such beautiful
ally too modest TO reproduce them. Dick,
YOU re announcer
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HICKMAN COUNTY ITEMS.

The people in Hickman are very well
satisfied with the Presidential ticket
suggested by Nat Jones for 1876, but
they are dissatisfied about it's arrange
menJ. There would be more " Pun
kins" to have FunEin Davis on the
head OF the ticket thangOn the tail. We
are gra!itied to know that Maury COun-
tv comedies to Hickman such distid-
guished honOrs, the result, perhaps, OF
Elder Davis late e1ects in spreading the
light of the gospel there-ah.
The matrimonial market during the
holidays was very brisk, and in the
neighbOrhoOd OF Centreville the follow
ing siiI-eg ties were made; Mr.. Perry
Primm and Miss Fannie Thomas; Mar.
Walter NunnelIy and Miss Nellie p hill
fps: Mr.. Henry Clay Carter and Miss
SaiIie Edwards; Mr.. VIM. Philips and
Miss Lizzie Trimm, Reese Bowen and
Miss Matte Pace.
Alta seance around the tax-cOllector'
table the other day in Hickman county,
a tax-Daver, who was looking round,
trying to get up money to pay his taxes,
became a medium, and received the fol-
lowing message from Shakespeare: "He
who 5 +ys these are not hard times Is tit
for treason > stratagems and spOils, and
the affections of his heart are as black
as night and his thoughts dark as Ere
bus. None OF the rest believed the mes
diam to be a humbug, even though now
Robert Dale Owen believes katie
King" 10 be.
Capt. 7. S. Easily has opened up the
hotel at CentrevilIe, and is prepared now
to entertain the weary traveller in a
most comfortable way.
w. NJ. johnson is not at all set back
by that man catching the trout in the
seine the other day near Paris. He con-
sOles himself in catching his on hook
with line ana rect, aud not in a "seine."
That follow belongs to tho "wheel
band" fishermen, and would be subject
to Indictment in Humphreys county tor
violating the law protecting fish.
That terrible disease diptheTia still
fingers a. Centreviile, and DR.. Wilson,
of that place, lost two very interesting
little children Eddie and Gertrude
from it during the holidays. While
other little voices were ringing out with
Joy over the presents OF that little fairy
messenger Santa Claus, these two little
cherEbs COX their night and won't home
TO Him, even whose natal day eXcItes
such Joy with little children here on
earth. How much happier are they to
be with Him who SAID, "SutJer little
children to come unto Me, for such is
the Kingdom OF Heaven.
The Court on the LIST Monday in Janu-
arv, elected W, q. Clagett, ESQ, Chair
mar OF their County Court, with ". 3.
Erwin and Richard Anderson as the
Quorum Justices,
Everybody in Hickman this year is
on the platform OF economy, retrench-
mpnt and reform. With a good crop
this year, they expect to be in a cOndi~
ton to 90 TO talking about railroads
again.