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(7iUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
~ Court street. -Sabbath-sehoOl at am. Prayer
meeting, 3 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. Ladies'
aid, $3.50 nm. Tuesday. Lecture on the "Templ'
Service" by an elder.
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BY Telegraph,

DON'T go away anywhere without Wat
kins corset. They are grand value.
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just Received.

SPARKLING soda free of charge, all tiis
week at Watkins's.
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IF you want the best, buy the Daniel Pratt
revolving-head Eclipse. It will take out the
hulls and sticks, and clean the seed perfectly.
If you want the best self-feeder and con-
denser, see the Pratt, at Pratt's gin company,
314 Front street.
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Visitors i0HI find nice Udriety of candies
AMI fine cOnfectiOns at FlOyd'S.
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AmUsnrnEENTs.
GRAND BARBECUE SHELBY c
~ GRANGE ASSOCIATION.

GRAND BARBECUE SHELBY co
~ GRANGE ASSOCIATION.
Ata meeting held by the Shelby County Grange
Association, on Saturday last it was determined Il
have Grand Barbecue at the Old Fair Grounds, or
lhe Memphis and Charleston Railroad, ON the 18th
day 0f , uiY next, together with several Trottinl
Races, etc.
They offer premium Of SIS for the best 3-minutC
horse; SIS for the best 2 :30 horse; ana 500 fol
best norse-frce TO all $40 entrance fee for each
trut, best two I'm three.
SOS premium for the best horse in half-mile
dash; IS entrance fee.
S25 for fastest PAGER; best two In three; onemlle
heals IS entrance fee. All entries 70 be closed By
O'Clock on the 18th inst, at the Peabody Hotel
By order OF the Executive Committee.
n. d. GOODWIN.
@. WEATHERFORD.
o. h. FLEECE.
r. NJ. MASON.
h D. GREER.
Address Executive Committee, care G. Weather
fnr1I f,ourfhousa Mamphle
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NeyDHD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-OoTher o
- N Nh aud Beate streetsMo.-.ing service at IL
ycloc -eS-E2y. w. EH1si.s. Evening service at I
,el1Ck, by Rev JON M0llOy.
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4 IHURcH or TEE GOOD SHEPHERD-Mtt'
~ Street, ClletScd-Sunday-schoO al am, morn
AL prayer and sermon at 1890 am. Seats free'
A. J. Yeater, rector
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CIxTH STREET NJ. f. CHURCH-CoTner O
- Sf1fh and Jackson streets, Fort Ptcbertng.-
Preaching at III am. Sunday-sehool at am
b. n. T1ller, pastor.
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FIOyds Candies.

ALARGE assortment of showcases for sale,
very low. at a. N. Stoddard's.
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TAMkNUEL CHTRCH--Boals stTeet.-Divine ser
4 vice at IL am. and at 1870 pm. Sunday -school
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ct. PETERS CATHOLIC CHURCH-High Mass
~ at 1920 am. Vespers at pm.
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~ RACE EPISC OPAL CHURCH-He,7 lando street
~ Rev. Dr. Dalzell, rector. Sunday school at
am. Morning services at 1890 am. Evening
eerYlcs az 3 pm.
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or. MARYs CATHEDRAL Services at and
~ Al an, aud pm.
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iALVARY CHURCa.-Services at IL am. and
- pm. SundaY-schOOl at 3 am.
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COttOu-Gins.

CoRsETs for all figures, at Watkins's.
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EAPHIS RETHEL-Addnas street, corner
III OhdrlesiDA Avenue Sunday-school every Sun
uai az 0.R0 n M
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n ERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH - Washington
~ drect-aervlces at 1890 am.
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.hing-W atkins's corsei
$4,000 to Loan.

at reasonable rates, On diamonds, watches,
jewelry, silverware, clothing, furniture, and
all goods of value.
s. LOWENSTINE d CO.,
Pawnbrokers. Is jefferson street.
Pure Soda water and SYrups, at
ETAEFER'S.
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lTHIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. T. Il Pad0ett.
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7 AUDERpALE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
IL CHURCH Preaching al i i am ana $40 Pm
BY Rev. Mr. Farris.
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THIRST METHODIST CHURCH = Second street,
IL near PoDE r-Servises at IL am. and 8 pm.
Sunday schOoi at $40 am. Rev. r. II. Mahon,
nasfor-
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OENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services at IL
~ am. and at pm. BY Rev. T. J. Rowan. Sunday
school az 80 am.
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T linden STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH-sun-
il 4 day-schOol at 8 am. Preaching at IL am.
By the pastor, Rev. J. II. Tribe. No services at
night.
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MEMPHIS

And the Far West Must be Bound
Together by Iron Ties, If Ever
There is to be Growth and
and Success-What We
Must Do to be
Saved.
The Railroads Now Centering Here
Should Pool with the Little Rock
and Fort Smith Roads,
Bridge the River and
Extend to Wichita,
then Memphis
will Grow.
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CJAFFARANs STREET NJ. &. CHURCH, SOUTH
- Preaching az 1 / am. and 3 pm. by the pastor
Rev. u. c. Holmes. Sunday-schOOl at $3.50 m.
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RELIGIOUS SERvICEsTO

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY
81, AiARVs CATHEDRAL Services at - and
- Al an aud pm.
ERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH - Washington
~ StFect.-seryces at 1890 am.
calvary cHURCH.-seryices at IL am and
- 3 pm. sunday-sehoOl at 9 AM
ct. PETERS CATHOLIC CHURCH-Hgh Mass
- at 1870 am. vespers at pm
TMMkNUEL CHURCH--BeaLe street-Divine ser
\ vice at IL am. and at 7;30 pm. Sunday-school
at 1 pm.
IA EAEPHs BETHEL-AdaDas street. corner
III Ohdriest1A, &1eiue.- Sunday-school every Bun
uai at 2.30D.mE
T AUDERpALE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
S - CHUhCH-PTeacnlng at III am ana o'lo PIN
~ tief. air. farfis.
lTHIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
Il CHURCH-OhelSoa- Services at IL am, BY
Rev. T. H Padgett
CtENTRAL BAPTIST CHURcH.5seryices at II
~ am. and az 8 pm. BY Rev. T. J. Rowan. Sunday
school at $3.50 am.
HURST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Second street, De-
II tt0een ADAMS and agt0H.-Regular services
az II am. and S:l6 pm
A LABAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
~ Services at II am. BY DR.. J. o. Steadman
Sunday-sch0ol at 8 am
TNHIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Ohelsea street
Il Services at IL a m. by Rev. E. NJ. Richardson,
pastor. Seats free TO all.
IIERNAND0 STREET NJ. E. CHURCH-Rev. ].
II G, Hooks has returned, and Will conduct ser
vices at IL am and $40 p IN.
DROVIDENCE CHAPEL,-OeHtrq Point. Pastor,
L J. 3. Merriweather. Services at IL am, and
pm. sunday-scho0l at 30 pm
ct. JOHNS NJ &. CHURCH-ooy7aer Of Vance
- and LasdeniGs streets-Preaching at 8 pm
Sunday school at pm. b. Z. Tiller pastor.
HURST PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-oOrner Of
II Third and Poplar ets.-Preachtng at 1 am.
and pm. BY the pastor, Rev. Eugene Daniel.
n RcRarA STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
" Preaching at II am. and z pm. by the pastor,
Rev J. d. Stewart. spnday-schOola at $50 am.
CSAFFARkNs STREET NJ. & CHURCH, SOUTH
- Preaching al II am. and 3 pm: by the pastor
Rev T. c. Holiness sunday-school at S;5O a m.
II linden STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH-sun-
By the pastor, Rev. ]. Il. Tribe. No services at
night.
THIRST METHODIST CHURCH = Second street,
II near PoDt r.-Servites at IL am. and pm.
Sunday 5chOOl at 800 am. Rev. e. II. Mahon,
pastor.
~ RACE EPIsc OPAL CHURCH-He,7l street
Y X Rev. DR.. Dalzell, rector. Sunday-schOol at q
am. Morning services at 1890 am. Evening
services az q pm.
CIxTH STREET n. E. CHURCH Corner Of
- Sfzfh and Jackson Streets Fort PtckeTtng.-
Preaching at IL am. Sunday-sehool at 9 am.
b. r. Tiller, pastor.
IHURcH OF TEE GOOD sHEPHERD-MluI
NJ Street. CRetSod.-Suday-scho at a. M, morn
..aH prayer and sermon at 1890 am seats 1ree'
A. J. Yeater, rector
leDND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-OoTT1er o
~ "a Ma and Be1te stTeetSMoy-.tng service at II
Ocloc -Hey. w. y. Hcs as. Evening service at d
O'ceCk, by Rev JON MollOy.
(rWMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -
~ court street. Sabbath-sehoOl at am. Prayer
meeting O'Clock Wednesday afternoon Ladies'
aid, $3.50 nm. Tuesday Lecture on the Temple
Service" by an elder.
CfENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH (COLOREDl-
- C1ltsey street. bef1cetl7 Linden and POHt0t0c.-
Prayer meeting at q am. Sunday-schOOl at am.
Morning service at III Am; afternoon service at
nm. eVening sarYlcn 20 nm. Rev. James
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STOLEN,

NTULE-One large white mule, IL years old; had
WI a sore under each eye was stolen June 18th.
Ten dollars reward for return OF the mule to the half
way house, on old Raleigh road, to WIDOW Robinson,
or to Chief OF Police. Memphis.
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STEAMBeATS.
NOTEGE.

ON and after Thursday June 10, 1873 the steam
~ eTS Of the Memphis and s.. Louis Packet Co,
carrying the U. s. Mails, will leave Memphis for ST.
Louis MOND AVS, THURSDAYS and S4TURDAYS,
at 10 am., instead of B m. as heretofore, until
further notice AID. STORM, Sup'L
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HURST BAPTIST CHURCH.-SecOnd street, De-
II ttgcen Adams and ingtOE.-Regular services
AT II am. and S;16 pm.
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n ECRGIA STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
u Preaching at II am. and pm. by the pastor
Rev. J. d. Stewart. Spnday-schoOlat $50 am.
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]. q. Andrews. Master B. O. Michel. =. Clerk
Leaves Memphis eYeFy WEDNESDAY, ana
FRIDAY, az 5 2. N. Eor freight or passage ar
ulF on beard.
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TAKEN Up.

INOWS AND CALF-On 18th inst four cows and
~ one heller calf; also one COW on the Goth. Ap-
ply at second toll-gate, Poplar street.
CIOW AND CALI ed-and-white spotted. with
~ bell on, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges. Inquire at 1873 Ala
hama street.
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HURST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Ooraer 0
II Third aud POpLdT notwithstanding at Il am
and pm. BY the pastor, Rev. Eugene Daniel
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st JOHNS NJ. Z. CHURCH-Oo7Taer Of YANG
- and LrtpderidJs streets-Preaching at 8 pm
Sunday school at pm. b. f. Tiller, pastor
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THERE is nc better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge tonic for dyspepsia and indigestion.
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A LABAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
~ Services at II am. By Dr. J. o. Steadnan.
Sunday-schOOl at an.
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DROVIDENCE CHAPEL--OeHt Potlat.-Pastor,
L j. 3. Merriweather. Services at IL am, and
pm. Sunday-school at 30 pm.
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IIERNAND0 STREET NJ. &. CHURCH.-Rev. J.
III o. Hooks has returned, and will conduct ser
vices at / am. and $40 m.
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ROspME AND ssOARD.

Address Executive Committee, car
ord, Courthouse. Memphis.
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DHIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Ohelsea street
4 Services at IL am. by Rev. E. NJ. Richardson
pastor Seats free 70 all.
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DELICIOUS soda, free of charge to custom
ers, at Watkins's, 277 Main street.
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Add teacupful or the diSinfectant TO a gallon
water in wooden eaTthen utensil, and pour inlo
the vault morning and evening till all Odor disap-
pears, spreading the liquid over the surface much
practicable. half-pint OF the disinfectant sim
Harry diluted and used every six to ten days Will
keep vaults OF ordinary Size permanently deodor-
lied. The addition OF six Tablespoonful of Cal
veIt's No. CarDOic Acid at the time of the dsin-
lection Will make II more permanent and less guam
titles of the Znc-iren be subsequently required.
Ill-smelng drains, cutters, etc, be similarly
wooden bucketful of water, spTinkllng thoroughly
and repeatedly till all odor disappears.
If vault be not easily and quickly deod0rlZed, or
soon becomes again offensive, II is evidence OF an
excessive accumulation of excTemental matters. II
therefore should be emptied without delay, and
thereafter deterioration will be easily effected
II. ". MITCHELL, N D., Sanitary Director.
W r. WINN, NJ D., Secretary.
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RULEs FOR DIsPENsING.

Dispense it only to adults. The amount to be dis
pensed is not to exceed "a ounces, one wine bottle
or equivalent quantity. II more is deemed neces
s4ry, application must re made to the Secretary
who will give his order for the same, which Will be
hOnored " those in charge of disinfectants.
When the supply is getting low, those in charge of
dsiGfectants Will II once notify the Secretary that
the supply may never fall.
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DeIicI Gus Favored Ece- Cream at
STAEEER's.
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GUNNER BOARD, 33 FIFTH AVENUE. NEW
- YORK. Cool rooms; superior boardi SO weekly;
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FOR OSCEOLA.
OsceOIa belle,

Regular SemIweekly Mail Packet fOF Randolph
Fulton. Osceola and all way landingss
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1879-10-03

The Cabul outbreak, though it was the
result of reckless firing begun by the British
troops themselves, against Afghan soldiers
who had been wronged by the withholding
of their pay, provokes howl for vengance
in the enlightened city of London. One
leading newspaper says that "the very least
that can be done is to level the walls and
citadel of Cabul, and to leave it an open
city-to clear away large portion of the
inhabitants o t the cut throat inhabitants, as
we cleared away a portion of Delhi This
authority further holds it to be ian act oI
undeserved mercy that we do not wipe the
city from the face of the earth. Consider
ing that the English Embassy had forced
itself upon Cabul, and the exasperated sol
ders probably looked upon it as the none.
power behind the Ameer, while their earn
ed wages were refused, and finally, that thu
troops of the Embassy were the first to Cpel
fire, killngs large number Of the peopl
before they themselves persisted, it woulc
be rather singular act to take revenge b.
wiping Cabul from the face of the earth.-
n. y. Sun.
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AN AMBULACE FOR ACCIDENTS.

Suddenly a loud. toned bell audible
throughout the building, strikes four, and
the gates are open for white ambulance,
which moment later is pulled up before
the main entrance. Surgical, voice NUT
ters half unconsciously behind us, and look
ing round we see a patient. -Four strokes
for surgical, three for medical he explains
and it is by the bell that the ward attend
ants are forewarned of the nature of ambu-
lance cases.
The ambulance is used in nearly all cases
of street accidents, some cases of disease
and many cssess of violent inebrety. 1t
can be summoned by telegraph from any
police station, or from any alarm box of the
fire department, by tapping the Morse key
twenty times and sounding the box number.
1t is'familiar in all localities and at all
hours-a covered wagon with neatly uni
formed surgeon sitting behind. Over six
teen hundred cases are attended by the am
balances of Bellevue in q year, and two sur
geons are constantly employed in the ser.
vice, responding to calls day and night.
The alarm is received in the telegraph Off
ce on the first floor of the hospital, and
thence transmitted simultaneously to the
stables and the room of the surgeons, where
it is annunciated by nine resonant strokes
on a small gong. No matter how active
the dc ctor is, the vehicle is usually at the
door before he is at the bottom of the stairs,
| and he has to spring for his seat behind as
it rolls out of the hospital yard, 1t is con-
structed on plan to minimize pain in car
rying a sufferer to the hospital for perman-
ent treatment, and the surgeon has with
him instruments and appliances for giving
temporary alleviation, such as splinting and
binding fracture, or sewing up a wound.
When we reach the yard spring mat
tress moving on castor wheels has been with
drawn from the bottom of the ambulance,
and placed in slanting position betW
the tail board and the ground. Under the
patient, who is covered with blankets, and
over the mattress, is canvas stretcher with
tubes slong the sides, into which the attend
ants insert long poles, and the case is thus
carried to cot or into the surgery without
any necessary ex er,ion or moving on his
part. The ambulance surgeon is brisk
business-like young man, and having trans
ferred the case to the house surgeon who is
now responsible for it, and given a few par
tculars to the clerk, he bounds up stairs to
wait 70 another CALL Good Company, Mum.
Der One.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

VI OhNll DlhEOlOhI.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. ]. p. Tustin, (Supply)
sunday servlces-iu16 a. M and 6H p. m.
sunday SCHOOL, a. m.
Prayer Meetlng-Every Wednesday evening at 81
saats free. The public are invited to attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Mlnster-Rev. o. d. $. Marclay.
sunday services-1oN a. IN. and Up m.
i'raver ri Meeting-Every Wednesday evening at ~
clock -..-., .,,. ,.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mlnisier-Rev Stuart Mitchell.
sunday Servces-IOH a. IN. and 81 p. m.
prayer prayer, Meelng-Every Wednesday evening at 6h
Seats SEATS free. No pews rented strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPIscoPkI CHURCH.
Presiding Eder-Rev. w. Evans.
Mnster-Rev. e. II. Yocum.
sunday servlces-1Oh and 6K p. m.
eay RIbe ClassDEvery Monday evening at eN O'Clock.
Young Mems Prayer Meeiing-Every Tuesday
'i@ General Prayer Meeting-Every Thursday evening
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner OF Third and Iron streets.
pastor-Rev. W. K. Krebs.
Residence-C orner 4th and Catharine slreets.
sunday Services-1O% a. IN. and p. m.
sunday Schools a. IN.
PRAYER Meetlng-Saturday, p. IN.
All are invited There is always room.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
Rector-Rev l.. Zahner.
Sunday Services-i0N a. M, ~ p. m.
sunday School, a. IN. -,
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.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. A. L. Reeser
Mlnister-Rev George Hunter. - ,,,
Sunday Servce-2 p. m, In the Iron street Church.
PRAYER Meeting-Every sabbath at p. m.
ali are invited. All are welcome.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST. ~
Meets In ''the little Brick church on the Mill
known as the Welsh Baptist Church-on ROCK street
Regular meeting for worship, every Lords day af-
ternoon at 81 O'Clock. ,,., 60
seats free and the public are cordially hViVeu W
attend
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POetical.
ROMANCE.
ny OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.


Oh she was maid OF laughing eye.
And she lived In garret cold and high.
And he was threadbare. whlskered beau,
And he lived In cellar damp and low.
But the rosy boy OF the cherub wing
Hath many shaft In his slender string,
And the youth below and the maid above
Were touched with the flashing darts OF love
And she would wake from her troubled sleep.
Ger his tender billet.doux to ween;
or stand like a statue cold and fair,
And gaze on a lock OF his bright red hair.
And he who was late so tall and proud
With his step 50 firm and his laugh so loud,
His beard grew long and his face grew thin,
And he pined In solitude over his gin.
But one soft night in the month OF June,
As she lay In the light OF cloudless moon,
voice came floating soft and clear,
To the startled maden's listening ear.
on, then from her creakng couch she sprung,
And the tangled tresses back she flung,
she looked from her window far below,
And he stood beneath her wlskered beau
She did not start with a foolish frown,
But she packed her trunk and hurried down,
And there was her lover tall and true,
In his threadbare coat OF frightened blue.
The star that rose In the evening shade.
Looked sadly down on the weeping maid;
he sun that came in his morning pride,
Shed golden light DER laughing bride.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1879-10-03

When Z. 7. Burnum, a young man, poor
and in debt, said to Judge Whittlesey Il
will pay that bill when get rich, the Judge
drew down his judicial features and disdain-
fully replied That will be when sieve
holds water In few years the visionary
young man was in condition TO pen the
following brief letter to the Judge Il have
fixed that sieve
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1879-10-03

A little girl in the infant class of Sun
day-school thoroughly appreciated the diff
ference between good from choice and from
necessity. At the close of the school one
day the teacher remarked, 'Beckie, dear,
you have been very good little girl to-day.
'Yes'm, couldn't help being good, | got a
tiff necs,' the youthful Beckie replied with
perfect seriousness.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1879-10-03

The foreign imports at Philadelphia dur
ing August amounted to S2,lS5,376, an in
crease of 1922, l42 over the corresponding
month last year. OF these imports S26l ,O6O
were free goods and the remainder paid du.
ties. About one-helf of the total importa-
tons came in American vessels.
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Columbia County Official Directory

PRESIDENT Judge-William Elwell.
.sSnrIatc Judges-I. Krickbaum, +. l.. Shuman.
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