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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

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introduced IAN n stnfni .essien lee ~ tl,e H.
slTea Ssssatss relating u sseAnrass n thr ess. a
rfs.idsn. aud yara President Mr., Aattill snt.
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sinsssi ta ~ alter thr tste fsr hnahR sirsftaHA
fur President aud Nes President aud eastii9 The
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26
Mailing Colorado Beetles.

4 circular has hecn sent out hy the
Postmaster General reciting that lc Inns
received communication from tho
British Office, stating That II haH bccn
found necessary 10 take precautions
against the admission into the United
Kingdom of Colorado bectleH. several
live specimen. oi this destructive insect
having been discovered III the mails ~
ceivcl from the United States. either
surrptitiounly inclosed IN newspapers
or forwarded a. specimens In packets
under the privilege Of the pattern post.
The Postmaster General instruris Post
masters to examine, IN lar IN mny be
possible. tho newspapers and othrr
packets before .liHpatching them IN tho
mails, for tile purpose Of detecting thu
pr.ncncc of tIlcsc beetles, and 10 d.tain
All such packets ~ may hc found 70
contain them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26
DoHxsrIc INrxLL1oxMos.


1tAN0Ve
Il.e Permanent Exhibition in philadelphia
owH signs of mot lasting I'LL thu ,.cxt cenlcn.
niAl. The management Ii said 10 be Ia debt
over ona-lnarier Of million dollars.
Flint 4 Co., banker. u New York, have
failed. Liabilities, tiib,0o0.
Tho oisiccr< of the collapsed Loan and Trust
Company, VI Paterson. n. j., have boon indict-
Il for ombexxien,enl.
A .on Of flcn. Ncgiey hAa been indicted ii
pittsbuFgh for robblng TIN malls.
Tho !EtnA Savings Hank. u Pittsburgh, has
suspoudsd.
James Berry, tho Pacific railroad robbcr
captured In Galloway county, Mo-, has sllcd u
tho wounds inflicted by tho sheriff while A.
resting him. ilc made ! confession 10 tho II.
fuct that luliIna, Who waa Killed Ia Kansas,
planned thu robbery thAt Tho nAmea of tho
othor men wero correct Ii now known by thu
Espre14 Company, and that they all Travelled
100 miiss together, aud tAsil separated III
squAds of two. lGrry's partner went 10 Chicago.
John 7. ulllsoh sued Tho Cincinnati EngMi,sr
Tor libel, and obtained verdict for .3,e7o. An
appeal wAs tAken 70 TN higher courts aud tho
decision has Just been affirmed.
Adyices from tho wcst indicate the safe aud
expeditions removal u thu Hloux Indians 10
tho Missouri river, In accordance With tho
wishes " thu Government.
etsbuths
Tho cotton report of tho Htatislician Depart
n'sns os Agriculture Tor Octolrr mAke1 the
average condition nearly ~ high ~ ir7d. Il
i Hi.l against s2.7 last year, aud N the year
before. Tho decline in condition during Hep
tcsnbcr |. loss this year than last.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

IL French law. architects anl con-
tractors are held responsible for period
of ten years after the completion of
structures for tho total or partial loss u
buildings constructed by them, II such
Ion. ~ caused hy fault either In tho
building nr foundations. What i heavy
snm they would have hal 10 pay hcrc II
Iii. past ten wears had W this excellent
Inv
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

nmlllL 1 TlaNsvoRfn
0AMkgRo,
tMtws, inNA
Exchange. Gold. silver
Government Bonds
lAcasht and Acaa.
s'ses~~ss~As ea1~ Aa& 1sv~~~~As
osv~sAtelb M~a4sst~A.
n,st. as~.s = - ". sssw.stsi ts-. ssa s~.rs
= s#sxe@ n s~Hs ~ sHss
Rsal Essass Bought and Bold on
Commission.
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AHesp# l.ins, tsasns tans q teaasra ssis~
suMMs~ruSnxsr~
sr~ tass ssilsmaA, sna ca
tNHtHAxn #tsntnn &atiHnat hAht
Nsi~Anhvra@ Nas~arAs* Nassn~Ai hanA.
Messsgns First Nssssnsl HAnN.
AAArs k,~sAsa. s.ns FA~ss~cssr.
S"sr 4 n'eaa"r~
Insurance Agents.
CHN~n. l.~A
n.rsesehi sem@ II she t~s, ,omrsniss in ,he uassl
nassFs, snsA - NJ
krNA. II Hartford,
uNbEnwRtrrns. N New fsA.
mi AMI ,hr AMERICAN. - ch'e.ec
Having rvh,sed hi.
MGAv MARk
VIII krsp constantly on hand ~ good IN assortment
a. can te had In shs part II THE country II wlals.
sale % retail, for sAsh anh Ioshna else.
We ssay for cash. snd s~li fsr th~ x~m~.
creil. need no, y asked for !, vii no, h. rr.n,
"a. ans bound " Hell ~ cheap ~ any ons for
cash, and hot~ 10 give general sAsisfsetinn.
.IonS ", MAYNARD.
Painter and o,alisr,
Carsco. Iowa.
.Hhop nearly opposite she Elevator. VIII MT h.
wI 4saf ahxAns.
tUd,ts. 3t-iG
II \. MITCHELL.
AUo rioMg gER,
Nsw OnEoS, Iowa,
VIII cry auction .alss ~ any part q The country
sutAbr. AHtf
T. n. MILLER,
Mouse, Sign and Cnrs,ago Paint
WV naLLAap,
CMEseo, Iowa.
VIII Wopats Clocks,
And guarantee satisfaction. kse,y cicek warranted
~ run. hrlnH alutsH 5uhr defective tlprk~ IL his
residence. aud ha Will sri theM risl.s. uharars
rrasunslle.
-----
1 AbAN NAshtTl,
County Surveyor.
NOTICE. Those ~llo wish for my services ~ sar.
veynr inny ma mn ~ my
Westa~ Mre, TW0 nmd DIMtf Miles North.
west sr0m Howard Center.
On Tho i.Ims springs Rad. ~, In my Ahsenee. may
leave word With my sum. 1hay ran Hlnn eorrssIOnd
With ms ~ iio~Ard usnirr ~ Glen Any. Always
Risr thr sssiiun. township aud range. 1he hHrssy.
uts records will be keA 81 tr Court House, errseo.
LANAk MAkhETT,
WnA County surveyor.
The Centennial
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

Norics..s'rhose Who wish for my services ~ nar-
veynr inAy nnd nm ~ my
Westa~ mre, TWO and = D1Mlf Miles North.
W~st frOM Howard Center,
On tho Lime kptlnHs Rad. or, Ia my absence, may
leave word With my snti. They r~n Also forresIond
with tne III Howard uvntrr nr Glen ltny. Always
Rsn tAr section, township aud range. 1he hMrssy.
uts records will be keJA 81 thr Court itauHe, errneo
LANAk MAhhETT
HuA ru,attty surveyor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Staub. Die uns NIT xrtes Ibsrstebs
ence partet bate, beoor fe unwiroiae
8erleumbunesn e%rneuerte. trenn Gs
nod etnen 8ef BON 8ere&tiatett unp
Nnfanb belas, rparteu lollen, bic ros
Nnoenten an iene Sage ii& Derloren
bdtte, NO mir unS unter ben Opfern
befanpen. Ssne partei m5&te bic Dr.
pensleute pntreiben, iene Mdnnsr,
psrsn NbtSrtune. 6riflt&e Nd&fens
liebe unD aud man6mal ri6enf&aft.
ltde qeiRunssn se%eenwdrtia Bswun.
osruns erreesn. no Ous 0rab ibrer
Brapsr fi9 taum 9eldlo7en bal. Stnp
fte, BE man mitlammt meinem ebrDlrs
pteen @Orsdnaer Az SOeen ffrsdte,
nt6t fir bic 5fsntli@e Oronuns uno
pas Nobl pss @%aterlanpes 9sfcrben ?
,Nahpem MIR in unierem Namen,
ute III pemisutssn Trunfret&s. ~unierer
Mutter, peren 9eInnun9en man .Ssre
fsnnt. inbem man tbre Sa6e Don Der
unlsrtes1 trennt, 8%srwabrung etnaelest
uno 70 unltrn S@mers 9eftiat BADEN,
peroen rirb mad Dem UOrbi!ce unleres
a5ult6en Meiters. aud tn 3utunft
unsers6tisfeit Dur& @eUuIo, 5as ourd
9tsbe su bsiissen belirebt iein. SOus
ten aber unssa6tet unierer betBen @e,
bette neue prlfunssn aber unier utelses
Iisbtes @aterlanD beretnbreden. 10
rpsrpen MIR tn iensn Iasen neuer
lrauer pieOer neben ienen Wdnnern
fsten. wsl@e li@ nt@t l&dmen, uniere
0aterlancsIiebe in 3wetfel 3u stsbsn.
@enebmtsen Ste u. {. No."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

&usslet&ss 9erbanbIuneen rentser un>
gebercts ale icnf auftrttt 70 eefhtebt
otss aur bssweaen, neil Ct fiblen mub.
baB unaarn obne Oennret1 fetne
@roBma&t If. 8trb Serbien In ben
Srteg 9esen Dte zIrtet btnefnagcesrt,
10 rrenDet es feline Gtreittrdfte aepie
ntGt na& Der 8ulsurst senu eiele TT
oas nd6ae uno wi&heae Object far
cte rulfl6e 5auptarmes. Mu& oarf
Serbteu nte bOfen. bas ibm ete Buls
saret 3ugetbetlt rrerDe. Mbsr Bcsnien
NIT Der 6eraesowtna bat lerbt1@e Be,
u6lfsrune, bic elmer 9ereintsune NIT
Dem Gdlfentbum nidt abseneiet III,
0ter mare alio elm Coup ~ MAIDEN,
Nber Oeferretds unsaru erlaubt BIZ
StIoun9 zines @rcbierbten on lsiner
ldr5fli&en @ren3e nt@t. neil coiIelb'
etne @n3tebunesfraft auf bic unsart'
l&en Serben aueiiben wirpe. Die.
lelben wdrren freiltd purh bic 0erei'
nt8uu9 nit eineul armeu balb barbari'
l@en SSnisret6 Serbten matsrteu nu'
perlieren ; aaetn ben unsartl@en Ctr
ben fno pte brutal ibermdtbteen Ma.
sYaren chen 70 iebr Dsrbabt, mie Dil
Ilrfsn cen Serben auf Der 5aIbinle
bes 8altau. Der 6a6 tt chen Elm,
pdmOnil@e Ma6t, Die niel waet IN,
eroulDet wenn ite tbre @lutb su fdbler
bOft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
Oas NapitsS nbtIdntrt.

Die Geier bss finf3tsidbrfssn Bis
.idUfss Subildums papf Plus X,
wel&e ipeben futteefunpen bat. III etn
arOBarttses. unuerslet@lt&es @sssns
ftdf sur 9e9enwdrttsen Gage Der Dtnee
BET ben treItltGen Wa@tbabern. 8o
INNER u1un btubiiden nag, BON einsm
Staate auni anoeren, lberauW ietrauen,
iiberuu Rrtsssrdfunsen, unb BET alien
Observation-Disclosures, rel@eRat>
fer uno SSni8e etnanoer mahen.-
befebt BE son3e St1erbett BEG Grtes
rens In Der Nsnse Der 3auonen unp
SOIOaten, treI&e iece Mu@t sesen bic
anOere %ouf3uwetisn bat. Gas 8oIt
bunsert rrdbrenb Der Grtras lefnsr Ars
belt uno letnss S@wsiees fur bic ar.
NEE rerbrauht miro. unc bte befen
Greunne bee @O.fes, oeren Beruf es III,
ibm feline DranelaIe uno QetDen ertrdes
lid 10 MAIDEN, fe tuerCen Yerfolet.
Wttten in pteier adgemeinen crib
iuI entwideIte f@ Dor unlersn Mueen
Elm 6Haa(ptel, pie Die DeIt nod taum
zines 9elsben bon alien Gnben Der
DeIt aus ben entferntsRen 2dnpern
rancern pileer mad &pm. un, einem
pebrlOien flufunOa&tsteidbrissn 0retle
TIRE 5ulotsuns bar3ubrtnsen, besleitst
BON an1ebnlthen @tlhenfen. Eue
NatiCnen finO babel Dertreten. Wte ta
bas ertIdrlt6? Dat stua Der @int ets
mes md@tisen Mtntaers biele Demon:
firatiCa a~nbefo5len? Esin, cine YieI
md@ttsere @ewalt byaGte pieles @ett
IN A~usfIbrung:
@udberau auf BEN ennsen Grcbotan,
no bas 6era zines aufrt6tteen 8atbos
lite1 i6l69t ertnner:e man 1t@. naB es
ftnfSt8 Sabre ieten, feitpem un1er ees
u1etnlamer Batter, bas Sbsrbaupt un>
ierer &irde oie bild6Fi1e Metbe sn1s
pfangen bat unp Auss rs9te ii&, pom
bObsn ftr@li&sn 8drbentrdeer BIC
berab gum anlpru4lolsn @emetncem,ts
sltec: lecsr SotbOIif ppute ieinem
Sberbaupt in 8Um feline 0srsbrune
uno 9c&adtunB srpeiGsn. unb 70 aes
iGab Go nr9 in aneertr @eile: Ebers
al fanpen CUR Setter pes eirsisen Gefss
8rObe Geierli@tsitsn fatt. Dir (aben
ss bier loeben in ct. paul.
81 es etwa uur Elm tnbaItloler Gus
berIiher Yomp, Der 1@ "a por ben Nu.
gen Antersoenfenper entwideIte 3
netn Sin ttefsr, Elm unuertilabarel
@runo Ite9t Otelem Gefe su @runpe
es 1T Elm neuer, etn Sldnaenpsr 8ewsie
fir cte Gtnpett uno Auoemetnbett
Der fatbUIil@en Stride ein 8epeis
coB Die oieIeu taulenp tatbpli.
lGen @emttnper Mot etwa nil
UiIDe S&6bItnse zines baIbDercprrter
8aumes beute pa berpOrlproGen
nm urOrss1 ,pteber au uel&wir
ben, lOnrern pus fe ale lebens.
frdftise 3wstae jones Baumss fno
meI9en Gbrtfus eesrinbtt tat uni
osilen BurSsLn feline rpeltItGe No@,
aus ibrem SSttIt&en 8Oosn su reiser
osrnlns. 80 IL Die 3irGe, pe!Ge oi
game 8elt urfaBt.
Dos TT Die wotre BeDeutung rei
fOebsn 9efeierten GefeS.
DssbaIb wtrO jsper Ebsilnsbmer MI
lnerl@dttsrlt@sT 3uusrGHt ouf BEL
SIes unlsrer RirGe pertrauen. 6,
1T nt&t cine @swult, Die nit @ilen I'm
SIut tbre 0ltspsr suIammenawinai
lOnOeri1 oas Bort tbrss sStli&sn Stif
terS oeutst auf tbr erbobenes 3iel bin
tnUsnt CT laete: Grispe lsi NIT Sud !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

uro pas @erbdltnis oerl1iepener Staa>
ten in europa seeen %etnanper ibretbt
pte 25ln. @Ults5e,tuns in tbrer %ilueitsn
HunpIhau
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09
BURG. Pa, FRIDAY. MARCH 9. 1877

praug out and rushed to my assistance. ]
must have been almost insensble, for had
u be carried in by the landlord. was Civ.
m warm drinks until fully recovered, and
vas able to relate my story. told them my
'uspicions and my fears, and this gentleman
here Carrie paused, and turning TO foe
looking man near her, said, "Mr. James, by
his ready belief in what told, and energy
and spirit in arousing the sheriff and his
men, has been the main cause in bringing
assistance
Mr.. Spencer grasped the young mans
hand and thanked him.
Your plan succeeded admirably, Carrie"
he said, and advancing to the washstand he
took out the money.belt, saying, "My mon
ey is all right, as you see."
The landlord quivered with rage as he saw
how completely he had been defeated.
As the men began to search the room, the
landlord protested his innocence, declaring
that they had no right to hold him or his
men prisoners, or to search his house.
Breaking open the door above which was
the bust, the men rushed in.
The room was empty, save a long ladder
which reached shelf above the door. A
hole above the shelf disclosed the bust to be
broken in half, So that man could easily
climb up the ladder, get on the shelf, thrust
his head into the bust, which was large
enough for an ordinary-sized mans head
and see all that was going on in the adjoin.
Jug room. -..... ..... ...s . s
This certainly looked suspicious, but alb
solute proof WAS yet wanting.
On returning to the room occupied by Mr.
Spencer, they searched every nook and cor
| ner. ..t .t.
suddenly Carrie and Mr.. James, who hat
been standing by the fireplace, gave lout
cry. for on close examination they had fount
1pots of blood on the bricks which formet
the hearth.
They began to pull up the bricks, whicl
proved loose, when Carrie, feeling faint CAV
way to the sheriff and his men, who soo
had them all pulled up, when ca vity wa
disclosed containing the body of a gentlema
whom Mr.. James and the sheriff remembers
to have stopned at s. three days before.
The evidence was conclusive.
The landlord and his confederates wer
well guarded through the night, and tn
next day they were lodged in Jail, where i
due time they were sentenced and suffere
the extreme penalty of the law.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

A curious plant has been discovered In
Nicaragua. 1t is called the "Phy ytologica
Electra" 1t possesses strong electro mag
netic qualities. The hand is famed BY
touching it. and the magnetic influence 10
felt to distance of eight feet. The mag.
netic needle is disturbed, and the nearer
the middle of the plant is approached the
stronger becomes the agitation, until finally
| it assumes circular movement. Tho in-
tensity of the phenomenon varies according
to the time of day, and at night is scarcely
perceptible. 1t reaches Its highest point
about two o'clock in the day. Stormy
weather increases its activity. No insect OF
birds are seen on it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09
THE COLUM BIAN.
Columbia County Official Directory

Pr,sli mt Iuige-Wilam Elwell.
AtsI.llte Inl ,es-Iram Derr, NJ. q. Hughes.
P,JsiJnJtary, Gc.--B. Frank Zarr.
CIlrG 81 ,uugrapner-S. y. Walker.
/ ctsItr & Rt1Dri5r-Willlanson II. Jacoby.
O5trlJt AttOrn sy-John NJ. Clark.
SAsrif-
tfys or-Tslac Dewitt.
Tr taslrer II. ". McReynolds.
CJn nissi Iners-John uerner, ). W. McHenry,
Jj5s1h sands.
CIn nj ,stOnsrs Clerk-William Krfckbaum.
A liltOf5-M V. B. Kline. !. b. Casey, E. u. Brown.
CJruu5r Charles a. Murph .
jury co nlssohers Jacob H. Fritz, william II.
Utt.
CJlntc Supsrlnteuient-Wi liam II. snyder
BiJJ a PoIr District --Dlrectors-O. p. Ent scott,
a. kramer, Bloom nSDurS aid ThofnaS CreVellng,
500 t, q. p Ent, SecretarE.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

As the car sped up Shawmut avenue his
arm began to steal around her waist and his
head inclined lovingly, unconscious of OBJ.
servation. Just as the car approached Saw.
yer street the conductor thrust his head in
side and shouted Sawyer" close to Hay.
seeds head. The latter hastily drawing
himself into form, Indignantly remarked.
"You needn't er howled it thro' the car II
you did; we're engaged! and the rest Of
the passengers set their faces toward the
driver and grinned.--Boston Commercial
| Ruyls,ia
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

As poor insane George III, was one day
breakfasting at New, the great scarcity OF
beef which was then prevailing In England
became the subject Of conversation. "Why
do not people plant more beefr asked tho
King. Upon being told that beef could
not be raised from seed, he seemed still in
credulous and took some bits of beefstesk
aud went into the garden and planted them.
The next morning he went out to see if it
had sprouted, and found some snails. Think.
ing they were oxen he Was heard crying out !:
Here they are Here they are, Charlotte
horns aud alll'
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09


BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. J. p. Tus In, (Supply)
Siniav Sarvices- Y a m. and 81 p. m.
Pray Prayer @ Meeting Every wednesday evening at sh
SEA S free The public are invi ed 10 attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minis er-Rev. j. vcCron.
san lay Services -10H q. IN. and 81 p. m.
FRA er Nee Every wednesday evening at 81
seats free Nopcws rem cd. All are welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Minis er-Rev Stuari MI Hhe
lay Services 0lG a. la. and 6N p. m.
Pa ' er Nee In Every wednesds, evening eh
Sea free. No pows rented s rangers welcome
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Presiding Elder-Rev. n. s. Buckin nam.
Minis er-Rev. J. $. McMurray
sunday Servces-i X and 81 p. m.
BloIa iC' ClassDEv Monday evening a. sN O'Clock
Young Mems Pra er Nee ing-Ever' TUESDAY
aenerai le Prayer Mesting-Every Thursday evening
O'Clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner OF Third and Iron streets.
Pastor-Rev. @. d. Gurley.
Resilence-C ,ntral Hotel
SUNDAY ServceS-l0H a. III. ana p. m
SUNDAY School-9 a. m.
PRAYER Meetlng-Saturday, p. m.
All are invited There is always room.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
Rector
SUNDAY Servlces-l0% q. M, 6H p. m.
SUNDAY School, u. IN.
First Sur lay In the month, Holy Communion.
Services preparatory to Communion on Frlda!
evening before the st sunday in each month.
Pews rented but everybody welcome.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
presiding Elder-Rev. A. L. Reeser.
Mini ter--kev. j. A. Irvine. . o,,,
sunday Services p m, In the iron street Shuich
Pru or Meeting-Eyery sabbath at p IN.
All are invited. All are welcome.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Noats I'm .,he little Brick Church on the hill, ~
known as the Welsh Baptist Churth-on ROCK Stree
east Of Iron, .., ou,,, ,oy q,
Regular meeting for worship, every Loro' Gay III
seats free and the public are cordially invited
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

Prof. Z. B. Taylor said, in recent lee
ture ION the Philosophy Of Language" At
the London Institution ''Should the OK
traordinary increase Of English-speakiug
people continue at existing ratio, there will
in twenty years be s6o,ooo,o0o of them, as
against S0,0OoOoO of French or German.
The English language bids fair to over.
yhelpn all others.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09


They were playing poker aud Pomp held
a full hand. His eye glistened with con-
scious triumph as he put up ten-cent ante
and gszed at his partner ezpectautis,-..I ~
raise dat ten cents" remarked Pete. ~
goes a quarter more" insinuated Pomp.
~ stand you and raise snudder quarter. !"
replied Pete. II continue on the war path.
aud aoPs down the last thirty cents" an.
swered Pomp, placing ak nickels on the tn.
BILE. 81 kivers de pile and calls you" re.
mark Pete. Full hand p said Pomp turn.
ing his cards. What you got?' "a pair,
and de game am undecided" What's dat
Undecided? Dis yer chile takes de pile. f"
mot by long chalk. Dis case win nov
be referred to de Returnin' Board, who will
examine into de psrtikelars. Dar's plent,
more good cards In de pack and why didn'l
get 'em. Dsrs been intimidation sut
fraud, and meanwhile de Returnin' Boar,
takes possession of de spoils."
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

In Reading they are discussing the ques-
tion, Are pretrels intoxicatingf" The !Ss,"-
day Rerie,o, without being able to say that
they will produce inebriation, thinks they
would bc open to less object ion and attain
higher moral character in the community
were they made straight. Since. as they are
at present constructed, they frequently i'm.
part portion of their crookeduess to him
who partakes thereof.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

People with false noses should not take
Turkish baths. A man in San Francisco
who had subjected himselft to the heat Of
one, found his nose, on coming out, puck
cred, blistered, hulged, and shapeless. In.
dia-rubber and gum had entered into its com.
position. Being unable to detach the nose.
the man was compelled to return to Paris.
where it had been manufactured, for new
rrahouc;a
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

In the Agricultural Hall of the Centenni.
al Exhibition thre are to immense hogs
stuffed, each bearing placard telling their
age, &C., followed by the word "taxidermist.'
A man and his wife we're looking at these
with great interest. After reading the pls.
cards, the woman said: "why, these are
taxidemists. l thought they we're hogs. y
Her husband looked at the creatures with a
puzzled expression, and then looked csreful.
ly over the placards, as II to satisfy himsslf
fully on the point. Finally he REPLIED .
They are hsgs. Tsxidermist Is the nams
q tbs place tdsy come frou.-SPvisa6siI