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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-27

Grant, the national pauper, has been
heard from. lie has written letter
from Mexico upholding Conkliug and
abusing Garfield. This is the first
hoist into popular favor the administra-
ton has had for some time aud the Pres.
ident ought TO be grateful. Conkiing
has managed TO get himself into such a
position that Grants praise cannot hurt
him much.
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Old fable remodeled: A frog who OBJ
served an OK peacefully grazing on the
river bank was filled with envy and said:
"There is no reason why should not be
as big as that joyful creature; it is Il
mere matter of blowing SO the un-
happy frog proceeded to initiate himself
with the East wind but finding himself
unequal to the task, he appealed to the
Legislature to slaughter the ox.-Detro1
Tree Press
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Col Forney thinks 'that one of the
most conspicuous instances of party har-
dihood is the GOODNESS with which the
Republican chiefs pocketed the electoral
vote of Indiana, when they knew it had
been purchased, and the bitterness with
which they are now hunting and punish
ing the thieves that stole it for them"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-27

The chances of Mr.. Conkling's re-elect-
ion are growing small by degrees and
beautifully less, and rs matters look
at present he will not have even
the empty honor of "vindica-
ton by the Legislature. Mr. Conk-
ling may not have intended to re
sign permanently, but the people seem to
think he had best retire to private life
The best laid plans of even such very
great men as Mr. Conkling cannot al
ways be successfully executed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-27

A gentleman prominently connected
with the Postal Department has told Il
correspondent of the Cincinnati Engu5
rer that "if some check, some trcmcn
dous example is not made, and the bare
faced peculations and broad robberies
now and then shown here put stop to,
our government will become like the
Russian government, where every sub
ject regards corruption as indispensa-
hla
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ESTATE OF JOS All y. poDsoS. DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by Tho =,
phans iourt OF COlum A cUunty 10 IN K; diSt I'M,
tlon OF lhe funcs In the hands OF \. q, JAYNE nj.
mlhlslfator tI shd deordent 10 and Rlnonv The
parties entitled thereto henby II rs notice tIat be
WIZ sit In tho discharge OF tue duties oI his nppaht.
ment NJ his llunA IN te town OF Berw,rC nn
Friday TIE 10th day 4 Idne, A. a. iGai, at Two
O'clock lntAe altelhoon oi sald' ay, at witch time
M saa p ao? aii peisoLs Interested Ia said fund aIe
share OF the salaA, N"' "u'
May le-4w :" ~ ''SAa ,a,tS, q
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Malt Bit,srs Company, BoIton, Mass.
SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue Of writ of vend. Ex. issued out CT the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county and
to me directed VIII be exposed public sale on the
premises at two O'Clock p. IN on
FRIDAY, JUNE 17th, 1881.
All that certain lot OF ground situate In Centraiia
Borough, bounded ard dc scrbed as follows: on the
north by an alley, on the east by lot OF Mary Fin
nell, on the south by Railroad Avenue, and on the
west by Paxton street, containing twenty-five feet
in front and one hundred and forty feet IN depth,
whereon are erected a two story anne DWELLING
house and other Out-bu.ldlngs.
Seized, taken in execution at he suit of Frank
Rentz, Assignee &C, against the Centraa Mutual
Saving Fund Association, and to be sold as che prop
erty of'le Ccnlralia Mutual Saving Fund Assoc.a-
tlon
FREE1E MkRR, Attorneys.
, L. H. ENT,
May2-tS Sheriff.
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gcald yYead, .aIopecia, etc,

Scald HCad-H. \. Raymond. auditor, +. W., j; g.
s. R.,MCh.,wa cured OF SCald head of nine years
duratloa by the Cutcura Remedies.
Failing OF the lIair.--Frank A. Beam. steam Fire
thgne &, BoSiOn, cured OF alCpecia or falling Of
the hair by The Cuticura Remedies which Complete-
" restored his hair when all said he would lose it
UandruI.-lhDm0S Ice, 1876 FrankfOrd Avenue.
Philadelphin, afflicted with Gandrlltf which for
twenty years ad covered his scalp with scales one
quarter OF an uch Ia Thickness, cured by the Cutl
cuia Remedies.
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A UDIrOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JouS AcRFyNolp., D1csAsrr.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or.
phahs court OF COumbli county TO mul,S dlstrlLll.
lloh ot The balance IN The hanus OF II. W. Mickey
Mods, executor Ut the estate uf John Mickey
mods deccas' d, 10 and am0ng the parties eatitled
lhtTelo VIII 81 AT his ouic5 IN Blolnlsburg on Mon
uaH, lhe IN day Of Juur, 1851. at ten O'clock In
tht IOrtho'n u, 10 pll lu lhe dulles Ot hts ann int
nenJ when anI Whrtr al pets ms having claims
agdlnsi stld estate VIII auICdr uud nIuye the saline
or oe for yrr drb.urvu ON receiving any part or
The ,Ine, " -
May Wv SuIlthr
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A UDllOR'S NOTICE,
EsrArE OF RIO aAs ]. r1oRsrlN. nRcs.srn

The Undersigned auditor appointed by The Or
nlIhs cont cl Columbia CUuntl to make ,li,Iribu.
ION oi no llld In tue hanuS or Tie executor OF
J., - Ihfuun' deceased, To aud amoog the parties
eht led thereto. Aelrny Civ notice tuat he Mil Xii
M me discharge Ct thr d'lirs OF his appointment
az ms once IN loe town Of BlOCmsburg Oh Monday
June ltlh, lsNl. AZ ten O'clock in the fore 0f
tNll uaE AZ which time and place all persons In
teitNtu ~ stld iund are required to attend or be
forever ueoaiied IRON any share Of the same.
,,..,o.,,, CHARLES q. BARKLEY,
h"S ''Ju. aI-i" Auditor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-27

The United States Senate rejected the
nomination of William f. Chandler to he
Solicitor General, all the Democrats and
Don Cameron voting against him.
Strange that Senators who supported
Stanley Matthews for Justice of the Su-
preme Courtshould not have been able 20
lend a hand to Chandler
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Cutcura Remedies are prepared by WEEKS g.
POF1 ER, Chemists and Druggists 800 Washington
street. Boston, and for sale by al duggiss Prices
OF Cuticura Medicinal Jelly isma boxes 80 cents
large boxes 81. CutLura Il ulvent the new Blood
Purifier, per bottle. Cutlcura Medicinal Toilet
Soap 25 cents Cutlcura dicinal Shaving SaOp
10 cents; IN bars for BARRIERS and large consumers56
cents All mailed free on receipt OF price.
ECnd for Illustrated TrcatiSe on the SKIN
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skln Eaumors, MIX Crust. etc.

skin Humors.--Nlrs. 4. T.. Whippe, Decatur. Mich.
writes that her face, heat and some parts OF her
body We're plmost raw. Head covered with scabs
AMI sores. suffered tearfuy and tried everything,
Permanently curedby Cuticura Remedies.
Mllk Crust,-Mrs. Bowers, 1t8 clinton street Gin
clnnatl, speaks OF her sisters chilli who was cured
OF MIX Crust, which resisted all remedies for two
years. now iiue, healthy boy, with u beautiful
head Of hair.
Tettcr OF the Ilands-Elzabeth Buckley ,L,ttleton,
N ~, thankfully praises the Cutcura RGmed es for
cure OF tnttCt Of tho handf. which had rendered
tIt n almost usplp .. IA hpr.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-05-27

The colored people have been reoog-
nised by this administration. Ex-senator
Bruce is register of the treasury and Fred
Douglass recorder OF deeds for the Dis
trict of Columbia, both lucrative Offices
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

IN RE'EsTATE OF GODFREY MELICK DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or.
pnahs court OF Columbia county, to distribute bal
decedeht, TO and aInoOg the parties entitled
Inereto VIII sit at his Office in the town OF
Bl0omsbulg. on Wednesday, The 29Jh day or June
d., ISL atten O'Clock IN the forenoon TO perform
thc duties Ct his appointment, when ana where al
lear and prove The same or bs debared from re.
celYng any Share thereof.
May 20 iw Auditor
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Candidates

Tan persons whose names arc announced in TIL,
oJ'umu, are ledgod 70 abide by the decision tbs
Democratic Convention, which WIN meet OIL Tuesday
Auglst Qth
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The House at Harrisburg has fixed
June 9th as the day for final adjourn
meut
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l UDiTOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE or JOSEPH p. CONNER, DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
nhahs court OF Coumbla county 10 make dstrlbu-
tiOn OF ne iuGd IN IN hands Of Lloyd n Conner
administrator OF SAT- dcrpdtut, TO and among Inc
parties tnl lled thereto, VIII SIT at his office IN The
Town Ot DO IN NJIrs on saturday, the 25Lh day 1f
June, A. D., iaNl at ten O'Clock a. m to perform the
duties 0I MS appointment, when aud where all ucr.
SONS hINius any cain on s.dd fund viii appsar
ahd prove the simo or be deUarrcd from receiving
any share thereof. 9
,,-,- Il. BUCKINGHAM,
MAJ SO" Auditor,
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News Items.

A dispatch from Oran says an Arab
uprising has occurred in South Algeria,
during which number of French sol
diers were killed The native loss is es-
timated at 800.
An infant, apparently few days old,
was found drowned on Saturday in
Abrams creek at Wyoming. 1t had
evidently been choaked to death and
then thrown into the water
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CAUTION.

[ IAolloN'
Nv son Ilarman slime, 10 'ears # age, having
II ~ IN mouse WlihOul my consent, | hereby give
hotlce thai VIII not be responsible fIr any debts
,nat may bc cont acted 10y him. Persons trusting
lisk WA
May 2O-0y Iaycn Creek Columbia conniv
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!!
Itching and scaly diseases. .Scrof-
ulous Humors, Ulcers, ,OldSorcsand
Mercurial Affections cured when
all other human agencies fail.

There Is no human agency can so speedily, per-
m1nenty and economically cleanse the Blood clear
tile Complexion and skin. restore the Hair. and
cure every sp clos Of itching, scaly and scrofuous
llumors tf the SKIN, Scalp and Hood as the Cutlcu
ra Remedies cons sting OF C1tlcura, the great skin
cure, Cuticura Soap an exquisite Toilet, Bath and
Nutscry Sanatlve, ami CutiCura ResoNcnt, the new
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FRAZER
AXLE CREASE.

iss nesI "a the world, asts longer than any other
anu corns; Costs but little more than ina mtatons
ulne and take no other ~ '0i 'uo seh-
mayl34-w
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Administrators Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

The undersigned administrator Of Maiy Cleaver,
late OF Catawssa, deceased in pursuance of an order
or the orphans Court OF Columbia county, Pennsyl-
Vania VIII expose TO public sale on tle premises in
the town OF Catawlssa, Pennsylvania, on
Saturday, June IS, 1881,
All That eel tain lot OF ground. situate in the town
OF Catawissa bo; lded and described as follows to-
WIZ beginning at corner on Main street In said
town ana OF lot No. 20. late OF the estate OF John
Slarpless, deceased, thence south on the division
line between the sad lots two hundred and ten feet
10 an alley thence along said alley east sixteen feet
ana nine Inches TO corner of lot lot late OF Isaac
ID. L'1Vie, thence north along the line of lot two
hundred and ten feet to Main street. thence west
sixteen feet nine inches to the place Of beginning,
the some being lot No. gs in the plan Of said town.
whereon IS ertcta
Two-story Frame Dwelling House.
Terms and condtlOnG.-S25O at the striking down
OF the property and the balance of purchase money
on the hist day of April A. D., 1SS2, with interest
from confirmation nisi The purchaser to pay for
Geeds.
m - HENRY HoLLINGSHEAD
W. IL hHA"N, Administrator.
Attorney. may cats
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census Of roor lIonse Arrn l. 1ssl.
Number q inmates March 81. 80 ............
q admitted during the year. r.....,.....
discharg "a ond aotcon1ed during yr

remaining In house April |, sl......" II
We DO recommend that the Board OF Poor Directors
do proceed to make the necessary repairs TO said
poor house, Wis TO raise the rear part OF said housq
no 10 square with the main building, nut new
roof on the entire structure 50 IN make II core
iond with the balance CT the building, and use the
necessary discretion In rCgaId 10 Hight and vcntila-
tion. The cutrc cost not TO eXccct seven hundred
and ility dollars for said improvements.
Inventory of real estate stock, produce, etc. taken
the first day of January, 1851.
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A UDITOh'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF ESTELLA CASE DECEASED
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or
phahs Court OF Columbia county, TO ma kt dsirlbu-
loh 0i lhe balance IN the hands OF napiel 81 ,rogla
guardian OF The estate CT Estela G Sc deceased,
70 and among the parties entitled thereto will Sit al
MS ONCE In BloomSburg on Saturday, June vs. lSsl
at zen o'clock 4. w. 10 perform the Gutes Of his an
nOihtment, when and where all persons having any
clalm on said fund viii appear and prove he same
OF DC deoarrea from receiving any share thereof.
CHARLES G.. BARKLEY
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DAVID WALSH, TREASURER.

DR.,
TO amt received from COLI ltor 4.CT IS
To alA received from County
Trci urtr unseatau land tas... 2Sj II
To amt OF bal lince due Treas
uEcE............... ............, 2 3S
IS 5O53 q
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by amt Of poor orders redeemed
and cancelled. .................. ! 4
by amt Of irenSuler's commits
Sion ~ per cCEt...............
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DAVID WALSH Collector CT Special Tax

Dr..
TO amt OF special poor duplicate
or borough at mil............ 5 ll3 90
To amt CT sp;cial poor duplicate
or twp at mllls,............... 24i6 %
TO amt OF unseatei land tax re-
ceiYed from County Treasurer l4l "a
IS 2IOl 80
B amt Of unSeated land tax re-
turned on borough dup!lra ate. lis
by amt or nnseated tax return
ca on township dupl clte...... 90J %
BY am'o OF erro s and eSOncta-
tl0nS on hOr0 duptcate...... %
BY amt OF errors and eXOnela-
tlonS on twp duplicate ......... 81
By amt OF reduction made by
coucG In Grard estate .... .... 1871 %
by amt or collector commission
at per cent ".... ~.....,,..... 1lO 80
BY amt paid VIM Krckbaum
Prothy Sept. 6, lSsJ... ......... 600 90
By'anlt paid Wm. Krlckhaum
Prothy Dec. !, lssO.............. go 90
By amt pHi order Of Edward
Geratv rlr services as steward
orJtr beilg dated \ pr Q, 1875 5s5 90
By amt Cf treasurer Clmmls-
sion nc 2 per ccnr............ a 10
hy DlI u'te inc uSJl tt,........... lU1 81
- 2T0l 30
Wa tho uulcrsirnp1 ouaitors of Columbia oo,,,,,
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BLOOMSBURY, PA.

Friday. May 27, 1881.
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We tho undersigned auditors OF Columbia county
hereby certify tgUt We have examined the fcr ,gong
account ana hNd II correct as above set out.
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LITTLE JIM"

The cottagc was matched one. the outside
old and mean,
Yet everything within that cot was wondrou.
neat and clean;
Tho might was dark and stormy, the wind wa.
howllng wild;
A patient mother watched beside the death.
bed of her child!
A little, worn-ont creature, his once bright
eyes grown dim!
1t wasa coilier's vile and child, they called
him Little Jim;
And oh. 70 sec the briny tear, fast hurryint
down her check,
IA she offered up prayer In thought she wa
afraid to speak
Lest she might wakcn one she loved far better
than her life.
For she hal all mothers heart, had that poor
coiliers wife.
with hand uplifted see she knccls beside the
suflccr's bed,
And prays that Tie VIII spare her boy aud taxi
herself instead;
She gets her answer from the child, soft fel
these words from him;
"Mothcr, the angels DO ~ smile anu bcckon
ttleJi@i
ihavc no pain dear mother now but oh, an
sodr%
Just mois'eh poor 'im's up again, anu mothel
don't you ery.'
WI" gcn''e, tremo'ihg hastc sne "eiu a,ea'
alfll lfll IA II as
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''Enoch Arden With Variations

Patrick Ivens, in 1872. left his
wife and two children in Auburn, N.
Y, and went TO Dakota to seek his
fortune. Three days after Mrs.
lvens got telegram saying her hus-
bani was dead. She sold her pro-
pcrty aud came to Rochester, and by
hard toll supported herself and child
rcn, securing everybody's respect by
her conduct. In 1878 she married
John H. Hughes, a book-keepor in a
large dry-goods house. Yesterday
Iveus arrived here, hunting his family,
and was astonisled at the state Of af-
fairs. He held a conference with his
wife, both ealmy canvassing the
whole subject. Mrs. Hughes refused
absolutely to live with him, but said
SO with no ill-leeling. Ivens, con-
WINGED that she was happy and con-
tented, said he would never disturb
her again, and returned West. Ivens
said be never sent the notice Of his
death, but during his entire absence
wrote every week, and for years rcgu-
larly sent ten dollars every week. Mrs
iudges friends doubt this. Others
believe Ivens, because when he came
East he went to Auburn, thinking his
wife still there, aud was astonished tt
find her gone, and when he left Ro
chester was completely broken down
They believe some rascal gave Mrs
Ivens the telegram and subsequent,
received and answered lvens' letters
a Rochester N, Y, Special.
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tcoMauSIcArrD.l
Who Shall Teach the children9

During the weeks that must inter-
vene Gro the opening Of another term
CT school, the above question will no
doubt often prcsentitselfto the minds
of parents aud school directors; but
will they give it that thought, that
prayeriul consideration, which a SUBJ
ject of 50 much moment, such grand
Importance demands? And just hero
| want TO ask all parents and guardi-
ans a plain question: II you were
possessed of an amount Of gold, tina,
precious metal which we all too dear
ly love, and it became necessary for
you TO leave it for time in tho care
Of some other person, would you not
before entrusting him or her with
your treasure study diligently the
character OF that man or that woman !?
You could not satisfy your fears and
install perfect peace OF mind by say
ing TO your own leart, "he is my
neighbor, or she ismy friend, l have
known them long aud well and they
will do to trust. Oh no. il matters
not how many years you hae known
them, nor how we'll assured you
might DO Of their strict integrity and
honesty, at this decisive moment you
would want 10 pry moro closely into
their character and habits, TO find out
| II they were cautious or careless, II
they left home frequently. and on
such occasions left all kcysin the hands
Of doubtful soryants in short, whcth.
CT or not your gold would be guarded
carefully until your return. Now II
you feel SO much solicitude about tho
safety Of poor, sordid, earthly treas-
ure, in which there is no lasting good,
how much more anxious should you
| DO in the selection OF q teacher for
your children?
We country folks cry out "give us
q higher typo Of schools, not neccssa-
rily higher schools, but q higher typo
Of schoolslD The tax paying, tax
bearing part of the community realize
that tho schools which they support
aro not what they should be-; and yet
while they look tho truihthus boldly
In tho facc what are they doing 10
effect a rcformationY Absolutely
nothing. Speaking of this matter on
one OCCASION, a gentlcinau Of Maylcld
said tg me, 4 DO believe sAe trouble
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Getting the Hang of the School
House.

The old man approached the now
school-master with bulldog glare
in his eyes.
You rot after my boy yesterday be-
cause he left live holnet glued to
Your chair?
/ did.
"You licked him so he thought tho
world was coming to an end?
That was the impression | intended
to convey to him.
I'm his father, and I've come to let
You know what think of your pro-
ceedings.
Then they clinched. Hair and
blood flew in the air, likewise dust
and fragments Of garments. Tlea it
quietc1 down little, and the old man
implored him to let him up, step.
choking and take his teeth from that
ear.
What do you think about my warm
ing your boy? asked the teacher.
think you did Just right, aud
when so home I'll give him tan
ming that'll teach him not to come to
me with his complaints, and stories
that the school-mssier can't fight.
They parted, aud the school mas
ter mnrmured: did right to tackle
,La ,xnrot 6,rhtinr ,nan in tho 1istrirt
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Feb. Is. 1871 to bee. 81

BArrIsr--South Main Street, Rev.
Z. q. Keen, pastor. Services every
Sabbath morning aud evening. Snn-
day school every Sabbath morning,
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Business meeting first Wednesday
night in each month.
CnnIsTas--Nashville Street, Ed.
G. X. Marshall, pastor. Services
every oabbsth morning and evening.
Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing Prayer meeting every Weines'
day evening,
Nj. Il. SouTu-Nashvillc street,
Rev. S, r. Brewer pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning and evening.
Sunday school every Sunday morning.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening.
FInsT Russcllvillc
Street. Rev. Coulter. pastor. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning. Sun
LAY school every SUNDAY morning.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening.
SOUTHERN PaxsnyrEmAx--Nash-
vile Street. Rev. j. q. Tate. pastor,
Services LIST and Srd Sabbath morn.
ing aud evenings. Sunday school
every Sunday morning. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening.
Virginia Street. Rev.
Chas. Morris. Rector. Services
every Sabbath at l0f. a. NJ. and 81,
p. N. Sunday school every Sunday
morning.
CUMBERLAND PuEsDYrERlAS--Rns-
sellville Street, Rev. M. o.. Smith,
pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ing and evening. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday night.
CAraoLlc--Nashviilc Street. Rev,
Father Hacslcy, Priest. Services
every Sabbath moraing at l0-o'clock.
POST OFFICE.
Virgins Street. Mrs. S. II. Bur
bridge, p. NJ. Office hours from Z,
A. NJ. to 6P. NJ, aud the Office is alsd
open FOR a slort time after the arrival
Of the evening mails, at 9 ?. NJ, Sun.
days open from to 2r.M.
EXPRESS OFFICE.
l.. & N. ExrnEss CoMraSy--R
w. Norwood Agent. Office old Bank
building, Main Street.
MOZART HALL.
| Corner Court and Virginia Streets
up stairs. over Post office. Alex. D.
Rodgcrs, manager.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

MoAyAs CouScIL, CHOSEN FRlENps
Meets Second and Fourth Monday
nights in each month at X. Of p
Hall. B.F. Underwood. G. O., b
M. Harrison, Secretary.
MASONIC LopaE-Mccis 1st Monday
evening in each inenth. at Masoni,
Hall. j. l. Landes, w. NJ. Geo
Street, Secretary.
EvERaREEN LoDGE, No. 3S KNrduTi
OF PyrulAs-Meets at X. of p. Hall
2nd and 4th Thursday evenings il
each month. II. w. Norwood, y. @.
j. w. Gross, X. Of r. 4 S.
Endowment rank, 3rd Monday eve
ming in each month. +. A @. My
rick, Pres; j.. s. Forcy, Sec and Treas
Opp FELLows--Third story, Hop
Isinsvilc Bank building, meets every
Friday evening. Encampmcnt meet
every lst, and 3rd Thursday cvens
.'ings.
A.70. u. W.--Mccts at X. Of I
tJIall every Monday evening. II. +
McCamy, N. w.
Il. Of II. LODGE Meets at X. Of ?
Hall LIST and 3rd Tuesday nights 0
each month, M. Lipstine, Il. II. Ma
Gather, Dictator.
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