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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-05
TaIs is TO CERTIFY THAT WE

Il whose names are hereto suo3crlDei-s0 VII.
ANDREW J. MILLER, ROBERT NElLSON, and
GEORGE W. CHiLDS-hayt entered into q limited
partnership under aud by virtue OF The 142d chap
Ter Of the Code OF Virginia, 1917. edith. upon
the following terms, conditions, and iiabtfiex--so
wit:
1T. The said partnership Is 10 he conducted un-
der tho firm OF MILLER & NELSON.
"a. Toe general nature OF the business n be trans
scted Is The MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF
AGENtY FOR THE SALE OF MACHIN ERY.
MACHINE FITTINGS, and SUPPLIES.
3D. The place o. said business In the city OF Rich
mond, STATE Of Virginia.
4th. The general partners are ASDRkw ). NIL.
LER, reading IN the eitv OF Richmond, state OF
Virginia, and ROBERT NELSON. residing in the
county OF HeDrico IN the state OF Virgins, aod the
special partner Is GEORGE W. CHILDe, residing Ia
the city OF Phi sdeiphla State Of Pennsylvania.
9Th. The ssid GEORGE W. CHiLDs the special
partner. has contributed $4,000 In cash 10 the gtn-
Pral stock of said firm.
9th. The said partnership shall commence imne-
diaiely and afer the sig,fng. acknowledging. re-
cording, and publishing Of this certificate required
by The Sd 4ih sections said chapter 1872 OF the
Code OF Virginia, and shall end on the Isl day OF
Arril, 1884.
Witness our baads and seals this 25th day OF Au-
gust, 1880. A. J. MILLER, lsEALl
hOBERT NELSON. fsEALi
GE9RAR w. (fflIDS. (sEAIl
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NEW FIRM.

MEADE IN The late concern OF MEADE 4 BAKRn.
and hayfng the hes, facilities for maintaining the
high standard which has heretofore secured 10 the
obi firm the weil.kuown reputation which Il has ca
joyed FOR nearly twenty-five years, copfdeuuy
hope, by strict attention 10 business In all its de-
tails, 20 merit . continuance Of the patronage.
&c 21-2'&.2fsw1m 4. ROBERTS BAKE7.
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The 81, Charles Hotel. New Orleans, was
Sansged 70 the extent Of $4,000 by IRE on
sstuSdsy.
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state Of Vtrgtnfa, city Of Richmond, 10 pu:
I, :. Snton, notary public for the city OF Rich
mond In the state aforesaid. do hereby certify that
Andrew j. Miller aud Robert Nelson, whose
names are signed 10 the writing hereto annexed,
bearing date the 25th day of August, 1850, have
acknowledged the same before me In my corporation
aforesaid.
Given under my hand this Sd day OF september.
1880. =. sINT0N, N. Il.
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CARRIAGES-CARRIAGE MATERIAL,
GEORGIA. AINsLIE SONS, eHHx
TENTH STREET, RICHMOND, va.
CARRIAGES.

CARRlAGEs.
The largest stock Of Richmond. made CAk'
RAG Es to be found in the city be seen al our
mandatory. AMONG our styles can be found We
hieIcs suitable for any part Of tie state.
CARRiAGE-MATERIAL.
Busing largely Of material for our own use. We are
prepared 10 sell TO the trade any article needed By
them, and many not 70 be found In the city.
~ l6.Sm
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( The steamship Arizona, which arrived al
New York Sunday from Liverpool, brought
sles, 900 ~ specie. ,''s
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
FIsur.

Pine. S3At3.50: extra, s4.75Af4.s5; sHperfne,
$4,000; common family, t5Gf5.26.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
VIRGINIA STATE | Y u K A n G +
COMPANY
IOO6 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.

CASH CAPITAL AND sURPLUs......s27O,oo 900.
This reliable home company refers to Its past re-
cord and present soabd and prosperous condition as
guarantee OF future safety.
J. L. BACON, President;
THOMAS W. MCCANCE, yice-President;
J. NJ. TATE, Secretary;
r. K. RICHARDSON, Assistant Secretary.
Oc b.eoH2w
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Referring 10 the shove notice OF dissolution. re-
50, cffuy request my friends and the pablic % con-
time the PATRONAGE so literally bestowed The tate
firm OF Meade Baker 10 I. ROBERTS BAxEa,
who will continue the business at The old Mand.
n. II. MEADE.
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POWDER.

nUPONT's POWDER.
$500 KEGS DUP0NTB SPORTING, BLAST
ING, AND MINiN6-POWDEh-
the oct popular powder ~ use; never fAils always
I" 's 's"'' '0''' II HENRY n. woRrHAM.
&c 7.tOc 80 Agent foe Dupont.
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EOR NORFOLK, BALT[HyMs
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGs ON JAMES RIVER.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,

ARIEL,
(csrrylng United States mall
Y. G. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at 81 A. VI. for abovtSnamed places,
connectmg ~ Portsmouth with the Bay Line same
afternoon. which arrives In Baltimore In fall time
10 connect with d A. VI. traiu foI PHILADELPHIA,
New York, and Boston. Returning the ARIEL
leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SAT-
uRDAY at @ A. NJ, arriving here about l.. NJ.
Fare 10 Norfolk ly"......'.......,.."....t DO
fare rDund trlD Observation-Disclosures. 90
fdfe 10 DtlItnoIes.'s.s. w
Fare 10 Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
rare 10 New fOfk'................. y 80
rare 10 bosUon.. w
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel aud at
CAREERS Agency, SIC Main street. Baggage checked
through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Washington, -. G., Newberre, Washington. aud
Tarboro', n. e.. aud all points IN Eastern North
Carolna also, for Eastern Shore OF Virginia, fIsmp-
ton. old Point, and all regular landings on James
river, ut LOWEST RATES, and through bills is-
sued l.. H. TATUh,
No IL Superintendent.
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Preparing for War I'm China.

san FRANCISCO, October 4.-The Pacific
mail steamer CITY of Picking, with adyices
from Hong Kong TO the 9Th and from Sbang-
hsi to the 9th OF September, arrived to-day.
There are said to be 100000 Chinese troops
at Tien Tsin. The Chinese are actively pre-
pairing defeuces and shipping troops to the
north. 4 torpedo.iactory is to be started
at Kiang Nan arsenal under foreign drec-
fioua
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

aINIATURs ADVANTAGEOUS 8, 1,
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Garibaldi I'm Genoa.

LONDON, October "A dispatch from &C.
noa saws: General Garbaldi landed at
s O'Clock This morning and was received
with the greatest enthusiasm. He appeared
much pleased with his reception. Perfect
order prevailed. The General drove straight
to his daughters house."
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TllsSOLUTION.--in consequences 81 the
~ III heaftb Of Mr.. \. n. MEADx, the erm Of
MEADE BAkkk Vas dissolved Gu The I 40 ~
slant, Mr. r. ROBxBTg BAKgn having purchases
the entire interest OF Mr.. 4. II. xetds,
All debss due u the old firm will be collected by
2. RODENTS BAkkns and 81 claims against the
ate firm will be presented TO hin Tor settlement.
IL. n MEADE,
T. ROBERTS BAKEE.
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The Panama Canal. =

NEW YORK. October A cable special
from Paris gives the following: "a syndi.
cate for the construction Of the Panama
canal was definitely formed yesterday by
Mr.. Seligman aud Messrs. Lonbeyran and
Dener IL has been ascertained that the
cost will be much less than at first estimated.
The emission Of a loan OF 100000, 900 francs
will be made about October 10th.
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MONTREAL, October "A party Of twelve
persons attempted to cross Lake Megantie
last night in boat, and when near Victoria
bay the boat upset, and four Of it. occu-
pants were drowned.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-03-19
How About a Fourth Term.

The question of the expendency of a
thlrd term directly involves the expendiepcy
Of fourth term also. General Grant had
scarcely retired from the Presidential chair
before his closest and personal friends be-
gan the demand, which has since grown so
loud, for his return to the office. During all
the years that have followed the American
people have been kept wondering whether
he desired, or would accept, a third election.
Il single word from him would have shown
tnem just what they had to expect, but he
did not choose to speak it. They know now
that he is 4 candidate, because he makes no
effort 10 check the efforts of his friends to
nominate him. The silence of years re-
main, unbroken.
Let Us suppose Gen. Grant nominated,
elected, iuaugurated. Does any one doubt
that history would repeat itself? Can any
one doubt that the men who began the pres
ent agitation for Il third term would, in due
time, begin another for fourth term? We
should be tod that the emergency he had
been placed in Office to meet was not vet
cHd"'; luat his work would be lef, uuhu-
'-u.i itAe We're compelled to retire al the
end of one term. The absurd claim that
ne is ih"oa.y strong man in a nl.ion Of
're dmen would be revived. Let any one VIII
doH'.7 this reflect that many men who are
no" 10 oH.e, and will be in office until
"'r'' j. i'>I' owe their places to General
Gran. lin' j. the secre; strength Of the
'hfI term m"yement) Let it be remember
ed also that every man who Is in office after
March j, 1881, would owe his continuance
In ONCE 10 Ir.,'d'nt Grant. 1t would be
"''""!-N'N;' under these circumstances, If,
VIII" lAe precedent OF third term ALREADY
'1' ."e.e were NOT a load cry fora fourth.
'r"'.'d' mas o'en d'Hned on hlsh an.hori-
Y 10 oa "a "'riy sense OF iAyors to come
ID" can u'uol lhai II inns should come
TO pass Cen. Grant would maintain the
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-03-19
FISHlNGCREEK ITEMS.

EDS. COLUMBIAN
Fishingcreek township is composed of two
hundred and twenty-six owners of lands in
said township living on them and forty.fve
owners living somewhere else, There is one
hundred aud six tenants and f1rty-seven young
men, Total, including twenty-five estates,
three hundred and ninely-nine.
Fishingcreek has six stores, six blacksmith
shops, two grist.mlls and not a licensed house
to sell alcohol or any kind of ardent spirits,
for which We feel proud, The people of this
part of Columbia county owe their intelligence
and sobriety in a great measure to the NJ. f.
Church.
When | first settled in this part of Fishing
creek there were three licensed taverns in the
township, there was great deal of drunkenness,
swearing and all kinds of profanity, fighting,
quarreling and Sabbath breaking. well recolect
the time when great many church members
argued that liquor was one Of Gods good Great.
ures, and they could not do without it, We
used to think we could not take our harvest of
or raise house or barn or have any gathering
but King alcohol must be there and if thing.
did not go to suit him he would give some one
black eye or throw beam down and kill a
half dozen or so, But things, thank God, have
changed since that time, Instead of passing the
bottle and getting drunk ,cursing and swearing til
the hair on your head would stand on end, you
will see them going to church on Sabbath anC
trying to serve God that when they come tC
cross the river of death that they may fear ne
evil for his rod and staff will comfort then
SNIBBoR,
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The regular monthly meeting of the School
board was held at the Office of B. F. Zarr, E.q
last Saturday evening.
The Secretary reported that DR.. J r. Evans
had paid the balance of purchase money due
on old Academy lot and that the officers had
executed and delivered TO him a deed for the
-alne. A resolution was offered and unanimous.
iy passed to continue the schools one month
longer, making the term eight months, and this
be i'll lieu of Summer term The present corp
of teachers were to be informed that their con-
tracts would be renewed for one month. The
Secretary was instructed to collect the balance
due the district from W. B. Koons, late Treas
urer. After passing a bill in favor of c. L.
Savage for cleaning clock, and one in favor Of
the Secretary fog so on salary the board ad
journed.
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SALTWATER NEWS
ANOTHER REPORTER,

Absence from home has somewhat ineriered
with my report from this locality | closed a
very interesting meeting at Cambria on Lord
Day evening, March 9Th, with five additions by
faith and obedience, and one reclaimed NY
meetings have resulted in twenty baptisms and
two reclaimed this last fall and winter.
Mr.. John Zahner, has Albertson's mill at
work now cutting his timber into lumber for
he market.
Mr.. 7. H. Edgar proprietor of the Stilwa-
ter planning mill, sash, door, and blind factory
is doing good business. Work plenty all the
time. An indication of the return of better
times.
The SILVIA er road is still in a bad condi-
tion-the recent SHOWS have not improved it
any.
Mrs Margaret MclIenry, aged 70 years :
months and days, was buried here on the 22nd
of February. She died at the house of her
vile. Sermon by the writer on Ps. 39:4, and
9O:l2.
The weather for the last few days inclines
one to sing
"COme gentle spring, ethereal mtldness, como,
And from the bosom Of your dropping cloud,
While music wakes around, weird in u shower
OF shadowlng roses, on our plains descend"
"Lsrge trout" stories will soon be in order
Has "John!" of Benton taken out license for
fishing yet?
The fox hunters are happy again, and the
woods ring with
a. ''' Those dreadful yells what soul can hear,
That owns a csrcas, and not quake for fear?
Demons produce lhem doubtless, fro2en-cawd
And fang'd with brass the demons are abroad"
If Cyrus, or Others take exceptions to the
above the writer will give them attention in
due time,
d. NJ, KINrER.
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PUBLIC SALES.

J. B. Robson, executor of Betsy Robson,
deceased, will sell real estate in Boomsburg,
on Saturday, March Goth at 10 o'clock a. M
B. Frank Zarr, Administrator OF NJ. W, Nuss,
deceased, win sell valuable real estate on the
premises in Bloomsburg on Monday April
II, 1850.
Samuel Neyhard, Administrator of Sarah c,
Shultz will sell valuable real estate on the
premises in Centreville, Columbia county on
Saturday, March 27, 1880.
j. Dean Cole will offer personal property at
public sale at his residence in Sugarloaf town
ship on Wednesday, March 81, 1850.
/. X. Krickbaum. executor Of Andrus Eel
lows, of Huntr gton Valley, Luzerne county.
will sell real estate on the premises on Satur-
day, March 27, 1850.
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oRANeEvILLEIrEMs

NJ. G.. Keller4 saloon was robbed ofSS1. 90
IN cash on Wednesday morning, the 10Th inst.
The thief made his way into the building from
the rear upstairs window while Mr.. Keller
was at his home eating breakfast. oar citizens
indulge the fond hope that the scoundrcl may
yet be caught and have justice meted out to him.
II W. Brumsteilers iron works are fast ap.
preaching completion. Orangeville will yet be.
come noted as a manufacturing town.
Rev. Clee', Of the NJ T. Church, has been af
hicted so that he was not able 10 attend confer.
ence at ltoona. We are glad to sec him i'm.
proving and able to be out rgain.
Harry" the greatest OF fox hunters, having
taken unto himself wife, purposes settling
down to business and give reynard rest. He
has advertised in the Forest and Stream all bis
dogs for sale (thirteen in NUMBER Dog flnci.
ers can here find variety from which to Sc.
lect any kind of dog they may choose, and if
the number is not great enough, the silent par.
ner in the late show can add enou Oh to make
score.
The demand for dwelling houses is greater
than the supply, and if those persons who own
suitable building lots would erect dweliings,
there would be no lack OF tenants.
much needed improvement is the exten
sion Of Mill street. There is some talk Of il,
but no action as yet. We hope that those of
our citizens who have an eye to improvement
will take the matter in hand soon.
Mr.. George Fleckenstine, who intends to
start a first class grocery in the store room nm
der the Odd Fellows Hall, started to the city
on last Monday morning to purchase his stock.
George is worthy Young man and we bespsak
for him liberal patronage.
Dr. c. W. Amerman is spending few days
at Lewisburg, Union county.
Mr.. A. Bergner, the new teacher in our
Academy, has arrived. We are much pleased
with the gentleman, and extend to him our
good will and wishes.
NErHEELANp.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-03-19

Bloomsbury is favored of late with Ladies'
Missionary Meetings. The Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society Of the Pre-bytery of North
umberand, embracing number of local soc.
etie-, is to meet in the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday next, 24th inst, at $50 p m, and
continue in session on Thursday morning and
afternoon. The ladies of Bloomsbury are all
invited 10 attend. Besides the delegates of the
local societies, Mrs. Mateer, formerly mission
ary in China, Mrs. Henderson, of Pa and
MIS-, Gregory of New jersey, are expected 10
be present On Wednesday evening there will
be general meeting which the sterner sex will
be allowed to attend
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-03-19

On Thursday evening of last week, a large
number of the members of the Lutheran
Church assembled at the parsonage, en- masse,
and greeted their pastor entirely by surprise.
Baskets wei laden with delicacies were on the
arms of each. The party was in remembrance
Of his birthday and was well planned and exc
cuted. Three tables filed with great variety
Of cakes oranges, cream &c, accommodated
The people. All enjoyed themselves nicely
and expressed regret that the evening passed so
rapidly. little guessing revealed the age OF
Mr. Marcay. We give this much of it: The
last two numbers of the year of his birth ex-
press his age and they are one-half the last two
numbers Of the present birthday.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-03-19
IN AND DEMOCRAT, ,BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY Pa

George Koeher was believed to have
murdered man al Cairo, III but there was
not scrap Of evidence against him, and for
some time he wa. not even arrested. It was
at length decided to ent'ce hi.n into incul.
pating himself lie was put into jail, in
the same cell with detective, who pretend
ed to be a criminal and confessed many i'm.
aginary crimes to his companion un der a
solemn pledge of secrecy. He argued that
almost any crime could be concealed, and
thus gave the impression that he was won
derfuly shrowd Koehler fell into the trap,
asked his advice, and gave him a circum-
stontiaI account Of the murder. The miss
ing body was found where he said he had
buried it, and it seems certain that he will
be hanged on the evidence that he has
himself provided.
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MARCH.

The origin Of March is traceable to the Ro-
mans, who regarded it as the first month of the
year until the style was changed, The reason
Tor considering it the commencement of the
year was attributed to the fact that in March
symptoms of vegetable growth were visible.
The Romans dedicated this month to Mars, and
called it Martius, becau,e of the great impor.
lance they attached to war Among our Saxon
ioreiathers il was known as Leaent. Afonat,
meaning length month.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-03-19

Although many papers have raised the price
of subscription TO $500, owing TO the increase
in price Of material, our price still remains
tl.5O when paid in accordance with our terms
that is in adrdnce. After April 18th those who
have not paid for the present year ending Octo-
Der lst, 1880 will be charged 50 90, as we can
not allow longer than six months in which to
pay in advance.
Hereafter no payment will be considered as
in advance unless paid within sixty days after
the beginning of the current year
March 10, 3w,
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Cataw issa, March l6, 1880.

The improved rifle offered for sale by the
Chichester Rife Co., Jersey City, New Jer-
sey at the low price Of S65O-one of which
our agent has examined, ia without doubt the
best bargain in fire arms ever presented to the
public They are handsomely made aud can.
not fail to give satisfaction, being very accurate
Tor either target or sporting purposes. Any OF
our readers requiring a va liable gun cannot dc
better than to secure Chichester.
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EDS. CoLUMBIAN I;

EDS. COLUMBIAN
| thought would give you scriptutal que.-
tion for your many readers of the COLUMBIAN
10 solve and give the answer. Question is as
follows: There were two ladies once travelling
in certain locality each leading a small boy
that resembed each other very much, so much
passing by; the one asked the ladies what kin
the boys were, the one answered they are
brothers, they are cousins, they are two sisters
sons, their father is their grandfather and thus
the kindred runs
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pay in advance, We have sent bills TO all
such, and hope to have an immediate response
Those who do not give attention to our request
and who are more than one gear behind will have
their paper stopped and bills sent for collection
unless they settle by May lst The reason
why we must insist on advance payment out of
the county is that we have to pay postage, ard
we cannot afford 10 run the risk of losing The
subscription price, and the postage too. 200
year is the price out of the county when not
paid strictly in adrance,
4 March 10 if
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Rail Road Time Table.
STAGE LINES.

CAMnRA AND BLooMsBuRd;-Leave 4amora Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at go a. M, arrive at
Bloomsbury by ll:3O a. IN. Leave Blo0msburg on
same days after arrival of Philadelphia mail.
BLOoMsBuRd AND lAIRDsv1ILE,--Leave Lardsville
Tuesday Thursday and saturday at 1880 a. M.
arriving at bloomsbury by 70 m. Leave Blooms
burg on same days after arrival Of Philadelphia
mall Daily mall from BloOmsD urg to Mllvllle.
Benton ana Bloomsburg.-A daily stage line leaving
Benton IN the morning and returning in the eve
ming OF the Same day.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-03-19

We are indebted to Mr.. Geo. w. Fisher for
an invitation TO the 59th Annual Commence
ment of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
which was held last Tuesday at the Academy
of Music in that city. Mr.. Fisher is a member
OF the graduating class.
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REPORTER.


Prof S-h having given all the town boys
taffy on the positive and negative condition Of
the celebrated Gem Puzzle of l3, l5, II, now
assures each and every stranger that happens to
drop in town, with his undoubtedly correct
theory, (as he thinks that if the blocks should
pull in positive condition, the puzzle is very
easily solved. But should the opposite be the
case nobody living could bring the blocks in
their regular order. The Professor forgets that
DR. Rs famous trotting nag might hustle them
a good chance.
NoTurP REpnpTpp
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-03-19

Go and see Lockwood's Sensational Comical-
ities at the Opera House, this Friday evening.
The troupe consists of ten persons, and there
will be lots of fun, without any of the vulgarty
and coarseness. which often distinguish this
style Of exhibition. Admissi 25 and 35
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March 10, If.

In one of our public school Is we have prac-
tical teacher who illustrates points from his own
experience. For instance, he told his interested
pupi how he had voted before he was of age,
and how he had voted several times the same
day. That teacher is too smart for this county
and should be sent to Philadelphia in care of
petroH II al