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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JANUARY 49, 1880.

cow boy by the name OF Pete Williams was
shot by some unknown party near Warrentop.
The ball penetrated the boys left eye and
passed through his head, killing him In
stantiy. The murderer MT once jumped on q
horse and Il Vi. The deceased hid been drink
ing all day, hut was totally iuoffsnsive. What
he ehouId have been kite for Is not kuown.-
IVickshurk Miss Herald.
Moss POINT ITEM.-The scarcity OF our col
ored population is II notitenbls fact II our
community. There Ia not one ne TO this year
where there were four this time last year
Some hnve gone 70 the happy band OF kansas,
others tn New Orisans and the Louisiana bot
toms. Labor IL very scarce here, and our
mimen are pushed to get men to run the
mills II Pascagoula, Miss. Democrat-Star.
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An act to provide for the pay OF commits
siouers OF election. clerks. etc, at polling
places throughout the State.
pILLa on sECONp nEApIN

BILLS ON SECOND READING.
BY Representative Albanian act to pro-
tect agricultural labDrerI and Tor other pur-
poses. Referred TO tho Committee on judi
cary.
BY REPRESENTATIVE Lettsn-An act to put
article 300 or the constitution II 1879 In force
and IF CT. Referred to tho Committee on
Judiciary.
BY Representative billiard An net 10 pro-
Vide penalties for tho poisoning Of the waters
or any part OF the waters OF any stream
| creek. bayou, river. lake. pond or other body
Or water or water course In this State, with
the Intention to kill. stupefy or ihiurs take or
capture any fab I'm such stream, body Of
water or water course Referred to The Spe-
Cial committee on fisheries.
BY Representative VOORHEES, An act 10
amend and re-enart section IL 81 article Az
approved March Ia. 1877 20 ~ 10 mako the
same conform To article AZ Of the coslstitu-
tion. Referred To tho Committee on Public
Printing.
PETITIONS.
duced Il D ,titiOn from Concordta parish In tho
case OF David Young, which included the
proceedings Of the police Jiry IN the case 81
the parish Of Concordia against Young. agree
ing tO the compromise OF said suit upon the
| receipt or $500 In cash and his book account
| against the Frfehman's Savings Bank, and
also transcript Of the records OF tho district
court, showing that such compromise had
| been ratified and the suit dismissed.
Also, n petition from citizens of the parish
asking that Young bs seated no having been
elected by a large majority OF the legal voters
| III the parish The petitions were read aid
| referred to the Committee on Elections.
Tho House then adjourned until tomorrow
| Mt IL o'clock.
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MRS. MARIE MARTIN. WIFE OF FRANK
TEITENBERG vs.. HER HUS-
RAND-NO 10 228

r HEREBY CERTIFY. THAT ON THE
4 twenty eiRhtu day OF Nov mber. 1879, Iudg-
ment was rendered. In this court In the follow
Ing entitled suit. In tho words and figures fol-
lowing. TO wilt
No. Io22s-Mrs. Marie Martin. wife OF Frank
TeienbeiR, Va. her hui band
On motion Of bambnln II DnGros, OIL coun-
sci for plaintiff. ana on producing 10 The court
due proof In support Of said plaintiff y claim.
was ordered, adiudged and decreed that the
judgment by default herein entered on the
seventeenth instant be now confirmed and
made final. and nccoi dinghy that there BIZ judg-
ment In favor OF ptaiptiY. Mrs. Marie Martin.
and aga INST the q PENDANT, Frank T.itenberG-
her busb band, decorating separation Of prop
erty and dlsRoluli ion Of .he community OF ae-
quests and gains heretofore existing between
tho said parties.
1t IL fu,thar adjudged and decreed that the
said plaintiff do have and recover OF the de-
fendnnt. her husband. tho sum of seven thou
sand Ave hundred dollars. VIII h Ave per cent In
terest per annum thereon. from November /.
1879. until paid. aud costs II suit. with mort
RaRe. a. allowed by law to married women. on
the property Of their husbands
Aud II ia further adJpdged and decreed that
tho aid pleiutiff be and ehe II hereby author
zpd to administer aud enjoy her own separate
and paraphernnl estate is she may THINK nt
ami proper to do.
Judgment signed December I. 1870.
w. Fl. ROGERS. Judge.
In testimony whereof. / have hereunto set
my hand aud am xed tho seal OF the said court.
Mt tho city OF New Orleans TN this eighth day
OF December. In tha year OF our Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred md seventy nine
JOHN j. HANNAH. Deputy Clerk.
daos ion puS
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WANTED.

TANvASBERB TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
~ new and useful i9yentions :, The celebrates
Diploma at the East , k2qt 81 and Alabams
cheapest method of Obtaining water from the
earth. Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER which for culinary psrpo5es ie almost
lnd!spensa6e9, The Wllson 4 KeagIe WHARF
Worm destroyer vet discovered. The clayton
FIREPLAOE HEAT REFLECTOR. ELEQ-
TRIO BELLS, the latest and best method OF bell
hanging for dwellings,. street cars and steam
boats being less liable 70 gs out Ct reRard Tna
OFF. an Ingenious ooptriyance to prevent the
9th accommodating on the roofs OF houses enter
Ing cisterns. A new method by which water can
be drawn from u ctstern Ice cold through iron
pipes, without the use Of Ice or chemicals. The
BAOKUs WATER MOTOR. a great invention
can be- used for any purposes, very cheap cons
triyanee for running machinery OF all dsscrip4
lions, The sun LIGHT GAS MACHINE. the
latest. cheapest and most convenient method OF
lighting houses.
Energetic canvHaSer5 Wantedi and a dOUU
BUSINESS GUARANTEED,
JAMES Fl. REYNOLDS,
iplumber add Gas Filter.
lyDAW nhRarnnna atraNf
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O ptnion Of Eminent DIR. II. =. tteuart
President Maryland Hospital, Balti'

- have used Colden's LtabIg's LIQUID
Fxtraet Of Beef and TOME 1nvi9orator LOT
more than year. and rec"mmend II a. oee ~
the most efficient prepara ions navseye5 mel
with Ii combines he virtues OF food and tome
ln a remarkable way. ard | am sal fed hrs,
saved life when no other medicine could 20 So
Sold By leading druggists. de25 DIV
z,.sxl,a ciat Ia.aera Tor, in rarauanta malaria
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have been no sales OF electric stock for some
time. The highest bid is $1,000 per share,
while none Is offered at less than $500 and
$4,000.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE bTATE OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEtN S.
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A WOman's Glove.

A woman's glove is to her what vest
pocket is to man. But it is more conspic.
uous and in ninety nine cases out of hun.
dred it is much better regulated. A man
will carry 5000 worth of small change, four
matches, half dozen tooth picks, q short
pencil, and yet not be able to find nickel,
or match, or rencil, or card, when he
wants it. Not so with woman. She has the
least bit Of glove, and in that she carries
the tiniest hand, and wad of bills, and a
memorandum Of her intended purchases of
dry goods, car tickets, matinee checks, and
may be diminutive powder bag.
We have no idea how she does it-how she
manages TO squeeze those thousand and one
things into that wee space. But she does it
every time and the glove never looks discom-
posed or plethoric or rufIled. And when a
woman wants anything concealed about that
glove, she doesn't have the least trouble in
the world getting at 1t. All that is required
is simple turn of the wrist, the disappear
ance of dainty fingers, and the desired ar.
ticle is brought TO light 1t is wonder that
no savsnt can explain.
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onions.

From our own experience, and the obser.
vation of others, we can fully indorse the
testimony of the St. Louis Miller on the
healthiul properties Of the above esculent.
Lung and liver complaints are certainly ben
efted, often cured, by free consumaion of
onions either cooked or raw. Colds yield to
them like magic. Taken by night offence by
morning l. gone, and the good effect viii amply
compensate for the triAng annoyance Taken
regularly they greatly promote the health of
the lungs and digestive organs. An extract
made by boiling down the juice of onions to
syrup, aud taken as medicine, answers the
purpose very well. but fried, roasted, or boil
ed onions are better. Onions are cheap me-
dicine, within everybodys reach, and they
are not by any means as bad TO take" as the
costly uostrums a neglect Of their use may
neoessitaie.
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Ocean Icebergs.

During the recent passage Of the steamer
Helvetia from Antwerp to New York, the
wind blowing a nice breeze from the west
ward, sudden change in the temperature
was noticed. An hour before the weather
was quite sultry awnings being spread fore
and aft but at about three o'clock in the
afternoon, although the sun was shining
brilliantly, cold blast from the northwest
set in The rapidity of change from
sweltering. summers day to an Arctic frost
naturally caused considerable amazement,
especially among the greener members of the
crew. The more experienced knew what was
coming, and when the cry of "1cebergs on
the starboard bow /" followed Immediately
by the notification that others were visable
on the port side, the mystery was explained.
Then, right in the track of vessels were seen
monstrous mountains of ice, some of them
were pure white, Others crossed in many di-
reclous by broad stripes Of blue. Some of
them were 200 feet high and 1000 feet long.
There were st least thirty of them extending
for many miles.
The sea broke upon them, forcing torrents
of spray up the steep activities of their
sides. The rays of the sun had melted the
upper parts of many of them into the fanci-
ful shapes and imaginary likenesses Of crags,
cliffs, and castles could be traced in those
lines more exposed to the lines of the heat,
streams of water in picturesque cascades
were flowing down into the sea, and the
huge, majestic masses seemed to be moving
to the southeast. The Helvetia passed near
enough to several of them to distinguish
plainly the noise Of the waves as they broke
against the rugged sides Of the bergs. As
the night closed in and the moon arose the
sight was indeed beautiful.
The British steamer Altmore, from Liver
pool, also encountered number of cebergs,
probably the same the Helvetia met with.
Her commander, Captain Watson, describes
one as being mile long and 200 feet high.
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POetical.
LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.

"In Eastern lands they talk in flowers,
And they tell In garland their love and cares
Each flower that blooms in their garden bowers;
on Its leaves mystic language bears"
-Percirai.
The pretty rod rose Is an emblem OF "love;"
The SNOWFALL "thoughts Of Heaven" above;
The honeysuckle implies az dream Of theeo.n
And rosemary, always, remember me-"
Abor vltn denotes "unchanglng friendships"
''My only hope" the American cowslip;
"Declare your love-" says the tulip tree,
And Juniper replies, | live for thee"
GloSinia tells OF glove at first sight;"
sweet pea says Meet me by moonlght;"
Dead leaves Indicate "a heavy hearth,
Variegatcd pink, "Forcver we part
"Let Us part fren S." says the trumpet flower.
Primrose answers, 'Your friend for an hour -,
Plum says, "Keep your word"
And rose geranium, ''Thou art Preferred
Apple bloom asks, "Wilt thou be miner"
Peach bloom replies any heat is thlnen
The dandellon Is "a gay coquette;9
And "modesty' dwelis with the white violet.
Sweet William says, "tet our friendship end"
snowdrop slghs softly, "Im not summer
friend"
Balloon vine proposes to Kiss and make up"
But "ingratltude' dwells In the bright but
tercup."
"IsurmOunt difficulties" is the mlstletoes song
Woodbnes chorus. ~ have loved thee long"
The lilac thrills with cloves first emotion"
And hellotrope implies only "devotion"
Petunia says, "Your presence soothes me;"
Ice plant replies. "Your looks freeze mer
White rose whispers, any heart is free"
And white clover, ever "think Of me-"
Sensitive rose, like pretty ooquett,
says, '"1oo young to leave my mother yet"
'Mine through sunshine, storm and SHOWS"
Is written all over the perpetual rose.
Blue iris brings "a message to you,"
Forget me-not denotes Glove" tender and true,
Blue violet "faithfulness;" hare bell "grief;"
And passion flower happy in religious belief
"Our souls are one" says the beautiful phlox;
"Constancy" abides with pretty dwarf box
OF "Love In cottage' POrtuaca doth tell,
And gratitude" is found in the Canterberry
bell.
"Bonds" Is expressed by the blue morning glory;
Mobility OF character by magnolia grand
Tora.
The aramanth denotes "unfadng love-"
And "lnsincerify" blights the pretty fox-g glove
"True friendship" is found in the virginia stock
"Ambition' sits high on the bright hollyhock.
Compassion" attends the bleeding heart;
And Scarlet pea asks "Must you depart?"
We ind Fascination" always in fern,
Sympathy" In balm and "life" In ucerne.
Then gather wreath from the garden bowers
And tell the wish Of thy heart in flowers,
Chicago Ledger.
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ECLECTIC MAGAzGNE.-The July NUM-
Der of the Eclectic, beginning new volume,
has particular fine steel engraving for a
frontspice 1t is entitle 1.-THE Frowu," and
illustrates the couplet from Goldsmith's
Deserted Village"
The picture represents the interior of
school room, contains eight figures, and is an
exceant specimen Of those "child subjects"
which are always and deservedly popular.
The literary contents of the number are of
a somewhat lighter character than usual, and
show that the editor has made concessions to
serious topics is somewhat languid. The fol-
| lowing is the list of articles "The Gospel of
Evolution" by DR.. Elan "Morroco and
the Moors,' "The pinch of Poverty" by
James Payn; "Henri Murger," "De Pro-
fundis," apoem, by Alfred Tennyson can
Escape for Life from FUian Cyclone !"
white Wings" a Yachting Romance" by
William Black, chapters XXXII,to XXXIV
"From the Cradle" by Fredrick Locker !;
''The Grievances of Women" by Mrs. Oil.
phant; "a Plea for Musicians" "Recent
Science supervised by Professor Huxley t;
"Cymbeline in Hindoo Playhouse" by
Harold Littledale "Dalonism," Tor Color
Blindness by William Poyle, L, r. S !;
''The Regicidies of the Century ."An An
ecdo'e of Instinct ;" "Fleuss's Method of
Breathing under water )" Literary Notices."
"Forcgn Literary Notes." "Science and
Art" and Varieties"
Published by +. r Peltou, % Bond street
New York. Terms 50 per year; single num-
Der 45 cents Trial subscription for three
months, ST.
Thus exclaimed an old gentleman recov.
ering from Il severe attack of the bronchial
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tn SYRACUSE
CHILLED Steel PEosy

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Hardly to he cred ted, l.ut it is neverthe-
less true, that sick horse or bad condition.
ed cow can be brought up in few days by
the use of Simmons Liver Regulator. The
powders should be mixed with the food,
and they will eat it readily; and it is sur
prising to see what improvement immediate-
ly takes place. 1t opens the bowels, strength
ening them, and does all aud even more than
the best Condition Powders. A small guam
,ity in the food fer chickens will cure chol,
era and keep the poultry healthy.
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OFFICE OF
D. WllMOT CONNER M. D .

81 Enst street, Boouisburp, Pm,
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the Diseases
and Defects Of the
Eye, Ear and Threat, and Surgery,
in all its various branches.
Having taken an Erica,led course of .SYn,ly
IN the various Hospitals, Anatomical and Sur.
gicaf Rooms Of this country, and in the
PRIVATE PRACTICE & INSTRUCTION
OF one of America's 1Jlcst Professors on the
Eye, Ear and Throat, and
SURGERY in general
Also Graduate of the
THREE YEARS GRADED COURSE
Of the
HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE
of Philadelphia. Am now fully equipped in
every particular. Offer my services TO the
Profession and Public as a Specialist of the
DISEASES AND DEFECTS OF THE
Eye, Ear, aud Throat, and Surgery in all its
various branches. | also refully and Sci
eatWcaHy adjust the
EYE WITH PROPER GLASSES
Hoping to receive your liberal patronage
| subscribe myself, very respectfully, yours,
d. WILMOT CONNER, MD.
(S-l0 n. IN.
Hours 3-4.3O p m.
TSP. m.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Yearly Advertisements payable quarterly iran
silent advertisements must be paid for
except where parties have accounts.
Legal advertisementstwod dolarsper inchfor three
Insertions, and at that rate for
without reference TO length.
Executors, Administrators and Auditors notices.
three dollars. Must be paid for when inserted
Transient or Local notices, twenty cents a nneI
regular advertisements half rates
Cards in tine "Business Directory" column, ons
dollar per yearf for each line.
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oct. 8, '79-ly,
FIRE INSURANCE.
CHRISTIAN F. KNAPP, BLOOMSBURY, PA

CHRISTIAN F, KNAPP, BLOOMSBURY, PA,
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY.
GERM AN FIRFINSURANCE COMPANY.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY.
THESE OLD CORPORATIONS are well seasoned by age
and FIRE TESTED and have never yet had loss set
tied by any court OF law. Their assets are all invest
ed In SOLID sECURITIEsand liable 10 the hazard
OF FIRE only,
Losses PROMPTLY and HONESTLY adjusted and paid
as soon as determined by CHRISTIAN H. KNAPP, sPEc-
Az AGENT AND ApJUsTER BLOOMSBURY, Pa
The people OF Columbia county should patr0nize
the agency where losses any are settled and paid
by one OF their own citizens,
PRoMPTNEss, EQUITY FAIR DRALNG
Nov. l6, ~
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Prevention is surely better than cure; and
to prevent the disease Of babyhood from at
tacking your child, use in season DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup the safest and best remedy for
children, All druggists sell it.
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When YOU call Connecticut man a liar
he may hit you or he may wait and poison
your cow 1t is this uncertainty which
makes the Nutmegers civil 70 each other.
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1t may be fashionable for young women
to 90 into retreat before marriage, but their
fathers are generally called upon for an
alYnnce
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a ~ m A. \ MONTH guaranteed. Sl2 a day
RzEHHs At home made by the industrious
"a AEElu Capital not required We VIII start
"a uHEHE you. Men, women, boys and girls
EIeI EH dg make money faster at work for US
~ - S@ ~ than at any thing else. The work Is
light and pleasant, aud such as anyone can go
right at Those who are wise who see this notice
VIII send us their addresses at once and see for
themselves Costly Outht and terms free Now is the
time. Those already at work are laying up large
sums OF money. Address TRUE Il Co. Augusta,
Maine. oct 3, I9-ly
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oIumbia County Official Directory.

President Judge Elwell.
Associate judges. X. Krickbaum, +. L. Shuman.
prSthonotary. 6c.-Wlllam Krickbaum.
rogrf StenOgrapher--S. N. Walker.
9eSster & Recorder Williamson H. Jacoby.
district Attorney--Robcrt X. Little.
sheriff T. II Ent.
SIrvl ,or- samuel Neyhlrd
Trsasurer-H a. SweDpenheiser.
commissioners stephen Pohe, Charles Rlchart.
A, Il. Herring. -, , 49,
i1ditors--S. II. Smith, W. Manning, G. b. Sec
shOlR. ,-,.... nj, po,,,,,,,. ,r,.a..,... "A,
mr CominlS5loners-hii fopoihs, lheouore W.
',Tn1oty perintendent-Wlliam II. Snyder.
pioo,n Poor Distrlct-DtrectOrs--R =. Ent Scott,
y,o kramer, Bloomsbury and Thomas Reece,
p0tt,
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BIoomsburg Official Directory.

President OF Town Council-I. S. KUHN.
tdork-Paul II. Writ
chief OF pOice-D. LaycOck.
PRESIDENT of Gas Company-S. Knorr.
Secretary-C. W. Miller
Rl11msburg Banking Company-,Iohn 4. Funston,
PRESIDENT, II. H. Grotz Cashier, John Peacock, Tel
Ter.
First M onal Bank-Charles r. Paxton, President
. r. ruStin, cashier.
Columbia County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
,ssotlation-E. II. Little, President, G. W. Miller,
B.o1msburg Building and Saving Fund Association
Nm Peacock, President j. b. Robson, secretary.
bloomsbury Mutual Saving Fund Assoclallon-J.
Brower, President, p. E. Writ, Secretary.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

BAPTIST CHURCH.
row J. p. Tustin, (Supply.)
sunday services --lOk a. IN. and 6% p. m.
sunday SCHOOL, q. IN.
PRAYER Meetlng-Every Wednesday evening at y
clock
seas free. The public are invited to attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Ninlster-Rev. o. D. s. Marclay.
sunday Servlccs-1OH a. IN. and N p. m.
,raycr Meeiing-Every Wednesday evening at I y
clock. , ,
PREsBYTBRIAN CHURCH.
Nnister-Hev. stuart Mitchell.
sunday Services-I0h a. III. and 81 p. m.
sunday School-9 a. m.
prayer Meeiing-Every Wednesday evening at 6H
sSa free. No pews rented. Strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. w. Evans.
Mlnlsler-Rev. Il. II. Yocum.
sunday services-l0H and 6H p. m.
Sba 1ey GlassWHvery ss Monday evening at 81 o'clock
Young Mems PRAYER Meedng-Every Tuesday
i G@neTal Fl Prayer Meeting-Every Thursday evening
o'clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner of Third and Iron streets.
Pastor-Rev. W. Il. Krebs; ;,.oa.....u
sunday Scrvlces-i0H a. m. and p. m.
sunday Schools a. IN.
PRAYER Meeting-Saturday I p. m.
An are invited There Is always room.
ST. PAuL's CHURCH.
RectOr-Rev L. Zahner.
Sunday Servces-i0H a. M, ~ p. m.
sunday SCHOOL, a. m.
Plrst Sunday In the month, Holy Communion.
services preparatory to Communion on Friday
ayenng before the st sunday In each month.
pews rented but everybody welcome.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. A. l.. Reeser
Mnister-Rev. George Hunter. -
sunday Service D. M, in the Iron Street Church.
PRAYER Meeting-Every Sabbath at p. m.
All are invited. All are welcome.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Meets in ,sthe little Brick church on the hill, =
koown as the Welsh Baptist Church-on Rock street
elst Of Iron. - ,. ,
Regular meeting for worship every Loru uaS al
ernoon at 81 o'clock ,,., =,
seats free and the public are cordially invited to
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-07-02

Some one asked lad how it was he was
so short of his age. He replied; Father
keeps Inc so busy | amt time to grow"