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The Portland daily press., 1870-11-30
WARRINGTON.

THE ELECTORAL FRANCHISE IN LOUISIANA
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-Col Sheldon, re-
Gently reelected as a member of the House OF
Representatives from Louisiana, has just ar
rived here. He says that the people with sin-
gular unanimity voted with other amendments
to the State constitution to strike out the Sec
ton DISTINGUISHING certain classes of persons
who aided the late rebellion by speech or 9TH
erwise.
INDIAN CONFERENCE.
All the tribes in the Indian territory will be
represented in the Indian council which meets
at Occomulge next Monday Enoch Hoag,
Superintendent of Indian affairs for that terri
tory will preside. The tribal relations to one
another to the neighboring States. to the Unit
ed States revenue officers to the opening of
their country to the railroad, ETC., will be con-
sidered.
LIGHT SHIP WANTED.
Consul Gen. Bidder writes from Havana
urging the government to place a light ship off
Lew River 25 miles north OF Cape Florida
where very dangerous reef has recently been
discovered. Its position is in lat 1902 north,
long SO 30 west.
NEW CUSTOMS REGULATIONS.
Secretary Boutwell, issued circular this af-
ternoon instructing customs collectors before
granting clearance to auy vessel to collect of
the master or owner of the vessel the salary of
inspectors if detained on the vessel longer than
is allowed by law for discharging her cargo;
the money SO collected to be deposited to the
credit OF the United States.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Fiye hundred re-
cruits have been ordered from Cincinnati to
Atlanta, Ga, to Join the 18th Infantry. Eu-
signs Horace A. Blanchard and Henry o. Han.
ly from the Boston navy yard have been order
ed to the California navy yard.
The Commissioner of Agriculture has Just
received from the Imperial Botanical Gardens
of St. Petersburg a collection Of Russian ap-
Piles, embracing about 400 varieties, in dupli-
cate. They have come in perfect. condition
and are we'll provided with gratis, which will
be at once distributed to nursery men and
others.
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p1EAsAxr-The nromenade concert

PLEAsANT.-The promenade concert given
at City Hall last evening by the St. Patrick's
Benevolent Society, though not SO largely at
tended as some former ones, was very pleas
ant affair. There were couples enough on the
floor to engage in the variou, dances and to
carry them out in good style. All present en-
joyed themselves and everything went off mer-
rily.
The beautiful inlaid table which has been on
exhibition at Morrison's picture room, was
drawn by Father Murphy.
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Hassan advertses he tells the truth. He adj
vertises now that every article in his stock is
marked down from 10 to 25 per cent, and it
will call greater crowd IL an ever to his store.
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Furniture, Carpets. Crockery, &c.,
Mt Auction.

NN Saturday Dec Sd. at ten o'clock, at Office we
~ shall sell Parlor Suits, Black Walnut AMI Paint
ell Chamber Sets Upholstered Springs, Hair and
Wool Mattresses. Feather Beds, Bedding, Mahogany
AMI Painted Chamber Furniture Dining Chairs ald
Table, lot OF new Crockery, Brussels and Ingram
Carpets, Cook and Parlor Stoves, &c.
no30td r. o. BAILEY q CO.. Auctiousers.
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REMEMBER the executors sale Of furniture,
organs, melodeons, &c. at the auction room of
f. o. Bailey & Co. this afternoon.
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West Indies.

HAVANA, Nov. 29-The American schooner
Frank Palmer, from Matanzas for Key West,
was lost at sea on Friday. The crew were saw
ed.
Col. Barrios, Gen. Cavada's chief of staff
has been captured by the Cubans near Cienfne
Cos.
The Spanish gunboat Alarm, is ashore at En-
senode de Cachnas. The cannon was remov-
ed to lighter vessel with the hope of getting
her OIL, but the effort to haul her into deep
water was abandoned, and it is believed she
will prove total loss. The cannon has arriv-
ed at Cienfuegos.
Col. Cabrera, the insurgent leader who had
command OF party belonging to Jesus Del
Sal during the severe illness of that famous
chief, surrendered himself and his men yester-
day.
Cbirteabal Mendiolea, ex-CuBan Secretary
for Foreign Affairs and formerly editor of the
Havana Siglo, was captured at Quaismas and
the garrote, as leaders of the rebellion.
Col. Marin reports that fifty insurgents were
billed in an engagement in which Mendialea
was captured.
The American vessels Tuscarora and Pilgrim
arrived at Nassau on the 21st inst
A French man-of-war has been seen cruising
in the track of the German steamer sailing
from New Orleans to Bremen via Havana
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BUnLEIGH 81 Middle street, has the best
stock of Boys Clothing in town
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sept20eodtf

IHE wooden pavement is a great improve
nient. but the viands at Webster's saloon, I'M
der Fluent's Hall, are positive luxuries.
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TREFousE Kid Gloves in choice colors, at
Auderson's New Store, under Deering Hall.
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Boston Bank Statement.


NEW YORK. Nov. 29-Horninq.-Gold opened at
g 1899.
NEW YORK. Nov. 29-AHernoon.-Geld was nom
na al day. opening at 11i4, selling up 10 i1lA, and
closing at llla 9 I'LL. Loans we've made at from
were So, 100000.
Money abundant at q per cent; prime dis
1903 @ 1897.
fiOyernme nts closed dyll q nd baav, Thu c,,,orr
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THOSE wishing cheap rents this winter should
attend the auction sale on Winthrop street this
dav at 10 m.
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Guardiau's Sale of Real Estate

DY VIRTUE OF a lcense from the Judge OF Pro-
ID bate OF the county OF Cumberland i shall sell
at public sale on Tuesday, Dec. 20h at 10 O'clock
A. NJ, at the office OF Geo. r. Davis q Co corner
or Congress and Brown Streets the following des-
eribed real estate viz: All the right tile and inter-
EST which Annie L0oney, Ellen Looney, Josephine
Io9nev aud Georeianna Looney, minor children
anu helrs OF Bartholomew Looney late OF Portland,
deceased,have in and o house and lot numbered six
on Briggs street, in said Portland
FRANK G. PATTERSON,
IoVI9-law3w Guardian for said Minors,
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Go to Burleigh's, 81 Middle street, f, the
best ana cheapest Overcoat.
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deq iba heaeas d dagla Hassan's Ar Al
twcEts 1as isiurtiniii
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WE nave received fresh stock of very fine
kid gloves. Cogia Hassap. pov04 at
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-30

FRESH Eggs and Choice Butter at whole
sale, at % Spring st. nov19th-1w
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Va That well known house, the PARKS
HOUSE, 1877 Washington street, Boston,is now
conducted on the European plan, and ,as din
lug resort for business men it is largely pat
ronized. Prices lower than any other house
in the city. See advertisement in another
column.
WHAT IS VTALITY?- Some philosophers
call it Animal Magnetism, some Nervous
Forcr, others Caloric, but by whatever name it
may Re called, the thing Teant is the main
spring OF existence, it Is tho principle we in
heiit, aud which may be nourshed by proper
attention to thr requirements of the body and
the avoidance of excuses; it is wasted or de-
stroyed by over taxing the mind with study or
anxiety and inte mperate indulgences, indeed,
it requires an expenditure of vitality for every
thought or action equal to the magnitude of
the thought or action. When the body and
the brain are well balanced, the stomach is ca
pable of restoring the waste, but when the
brain is large in proportion, the stomach IS in
capable of supplying it;in other words, the ex-
penditure is too large for the income. Here
lies the cause of so much suffering from dis
eases of the Heart, Liver and Lungs and Eel
LOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpoPHosPHITEs
is the only preparation known which imparts
this vitality directly, and consequently the
power to overcome disease.
nOv28th d&w1w.
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the sales were at tull prices
The Stock market duringths afternoon was quiet
and firm up to nearly the close, when it became
heavy and the lowest figures of the day were made
the greatest activity in E1e North Western
ierred, New York Cent al, Reading and Western
Union Tele Iaph Co. little demonstration has
been made during the day against Western Union
which sold down to 49, at which price considerable
quantity of stock changed hands. Union Pacific
stock declined to 81, the first mortgage bonds to So
and grants do to 10, and incomes 10 g. The report
Is thar one director brousht stock here and drew on
another director in Boston, and that the draft
through some misnndeI standing was not Maid This
gave rise to report that the company had gone to
protest, The whole difficulty narrows down to q
point point OF circulation among some inside parties
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-
Port l:tissl and Vicinity.
Few Advertisements To-Day,
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Stock Marked Down. .Cogia Hassan.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, &C.. IF. o. Bailey g. Co.
Horse. Wagt ms, &c. Henry Taylor & Co.
Land. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
NJ. IN. Ill. T. Pinerce.
Notice. .Cbas. f. libby.
Portland and Rutland R, r Co.
Removal. T. J. Miller.
House for Sale,
Dissolution. :. Elias Thomas & Co.
Houses to Rent W. II. Jcrris.
Kennebec & Boston Express. Little & Became.
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BRIGGS Allavantor cures Ca,arrb
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AuCri;,s ca.
Executors Sale of Furniture, Or
gaDS. MelOdeOuS. &c.

I'M Wednesday, Nov 80, az 2 1-2oclcck at Sae'-
~ loom, 1s Exchange 81, we shall sell Parlor
Furniture, Chestnut and Painted Chamber Sets,
Lounges. Bureaus, Sinks, Marble-Top Tables, Brus'
sells and Ingram Carpets, Hair and Excelsior Mat
fresses; Feather Bets. Spring Beds, Crockery and
Glass Ware. Cook and Par Tor Stoves, together with
Kitchen Furniture.
Akoat O'Clock at same place. SIX Organs and
Necdeons, fine toned Instruments, aud 10 good ur-
deT can be seen at any time after o'clock day OF
sale. w. III. JERRIS. Executor.
L, O. BAILEY & Co.. Auctrs. noy23-td
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRUssIAN.-rhe Montreo,
Ocean Steamship COmpany's steamer Prus-
sian, Capt. Button, from Liverpool 17th, ar
rived at this port yesterday afternoon, bring
ing q cabin and 1873 steerage passengers and a
full cargo, mostly for Canada. She will leave
on her return trip Saturday, Dec 10TH We
are indebted to the purser of the steamer for
favors.
The steamship Austrian OF this line will leave
this port or Liverpool next Saturday.
The steamship HISTORIAN, Capt. Arid, is the
one now on her way to this port and will be
due here 90 Monday next.
A w.-Absut quarter to one yesterday a
serious fight occurred on the corner of India
and Fore streets, between ohree or four sailors
and some railroad laboreis. Bricks were
thown and sailor was severely cut on the leg
with knife. 1t was the hour when the officers
on that eat were away to their dinners, and
consequently at that time no arrests were
made. Yesterday officer Cammett arrested
two OF the belligerents aud locked them up.
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r = r r / & #
The Iaussian Question .
TIE FRENCH VAR.

Prospeo, If Cor ference Mora Favorable.
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IA q 10 Exchange Sc, and 3O5 CONT Sc.
HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES.
EVERY SATURDAY, at IL o'clock.
BROWN FAMILY HORSE "Mountain Bow j.
NJ Kimball Wagon G. p. Kimball Jump Seat Car
rya, "Jordan" Harness. Lap Robes, Stable and
Street Blankets, Halter, Whip. Weight, and Circin-
gle. The properly Of gentleman who sells for want
OF I've; eomplete establishment to be sold to high
est bidder. Worthy the attention Of buyers.
"BROwN BUGGY" on G Springs, very light and
in good order.
SLEfGHS and PUNGS-twenty new Sleghs de-
sirable style and patterns, one and two sea,e1.
PUNGS-six new Pungs, suited for Grocers and
family use.
HENRY TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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Piano Tuning /!
". ID. HASKELL.

Having had fifteen years. experience in tuning nj.
amos, guarantee satisfaction in all cases. -
Orders received at HALVES & CRAGIN,S. fPa;na
Music Storel, No II Middle st. no2sdtf
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TIE best variety of oorsets Ia the city at An.
derson's New Store, Under Deering Hail.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-30

GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies.
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"A uStfl0s
A MILD AnAD 0u crrNnaxupup

vienna, Nov. 29-It is reported here that
recent declarations from st. Petersburg de-
mand that preparations be made by European
powers for early action.
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TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. e.

BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. IT,
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BAZAAR.

BY BHNRY TAYLOR g CO.,
AT THE BAZAAR G. AUCTION ROOMS,
ii q l6 Exchange ST., and 3O5 Conf So.
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LONDON, Nov. 29.-At the Cabinet yesterday
a despatch was read from Odo Russell con-
tanning Bsmarck's proposal for a conference to
be held at London to settle the question of
Russia's claims; also note from Count Bern
commended Russia to withdraw Gortschak offs
note on condition that conference be held
Gortschakof's second note was read third
time
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Gold il2s4.

Two brothers named Burke, Just over
from the ''onld sod" after getting pretty
well "benzlned up Saturday evening. un.
dertook to run the town but instead ran in
to officer MclIugb, who arrested one of them
and started for the lookup. The man re-
sisted and in the melee that ensued kicked
Mr.. M. injnring him quite severely, and ne.
cessitatins judicious use of the polceman's
club This brought the rough to terms and
upon arriving ut the lookup officer n. four d
he bad 10 key aud started after 1t, leaving
the man in charge of two citizons, who al
lowed him to escape. and II report is true
aided him In escaping. II such is the case
they are equally guilty aud should be ar
rested and punished.
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"Ten Years in Wall Street; or Revelations
Of Inside Life on 'CAunge. Including the
Histories. Mysteries, aud Men OF the
'.Str, ct"--Tbc Gold Room-Thc Spec'l-
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from life of the noted spenlalors and
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sppculate-The great rises and panics, and
how they are producedTh personal ex.
periences OF the author-The famous
pools, rings, cliques, and corners, and
how aud by whom they were formed-A
description of the battles Of the giants,
ana of the great gold ring of 1869, etc -
by WIN. Worthington Fowler. lllustra.
ted by Arthur Lnmley.
This valuable work is sold by subscription
only. Mr.. Baxter Trevor is agent for this
place and will call on our citizens in short
time for the purpose OF soliciting subscri-
bers tor the work.
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From the East Brady Independent we
we copy the1following oil.items:
PARKER OIL FIELD.


PARKER OIL FIELD.
The ChaLce shot while drawing rods
to-day, was flowing st the rate Of 40 bbls
per day through tho casing. There seems
to be considerable mud in her which clogs
up the tubing.
Manifold, owned by Brown, Jennings and
Finlay will be cased and tubed to-day. l.
presents good indications.
The seed bag bursted in the new we'll on
the Connely reserve, yesterday. She was
pumping between 40 and SO barrels. There
will be new seed bag put in to-day.
The twin well, on the Robinson farm.
which had gone down to 20 barrels, was
torpedoed on the 4th inst, and after being
tnbed, pumped 24p barrels The first day and
then reoeded to la5, at which yield it has
remained ever since.
TTbe Chance Shot we'll is doing so barrels
daily.
EAST SIDE.
The Ivanhoe, on Anchors chilly farm.
owned by Churchill d Kip, struck on last
Saturday, Is doing rs barrels daily.
Price OF oil at Parker's on cars, 81, 2O@
S4,25; on barges, 81 O0@$4,25.
The shipments of oil from June lst to IA,
were in barrels,
d. c. Herbst, by rail 4s3s
" s. barges $500
Lew dep!er " 3,lO0
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RoDbEnY.-Mr. E. 7. Goodrich, one cf
the actors connected with France e. Ian.
niers theatre, while performing on the stage
Saturday evening, had his vest in one pock.
ct Of which was valuable gold wstch,
stolen. So far ne traces have been discoy-
erred Of tho watch or the thief who took it.
The watch was highly priced by Mr.. G. aud
it is TO- be hoped the villain will be urrest.
ed and the stolen property recovered.
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LARGE BID FOR On. LANDS.-At tho
Ttcasurcr's sale OF unseated lands for un-
paid taxes in Forest County, on Tuesday
last. Mr.. 10. II. Simonds Of this city, bid 10
in tract of All acres for fifty five and o
half million dollars, and another tract Of
290 acres for fifty three and half million
dollars. The territory Is in Kingsley towr.
ship. The price was carried up to these
enormous figures through q contest for its
purchase. Quite an excitement prevailed,
down to Mr.. Simonds was received with
luud cheers. The taxes due ON the land
amounted to S55.--Spectato tor.
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CRUDE ANDISEEINED.

What is the matter with the ministers?
A Pittsburgh ex-clcrgymau is to DO brought
before the presbytery Tor the driving OF his
wife from beneath his roof by cruel treat
meut, and forcing her to seek the shelter OF
her fathers house.
The latest news from Fort Garry is that
Rhiel can muster three hundred fighting
men, which could be swelled to three times
that number, provided there would be no
fighting but plenty plunder. The pre-
valent opinion as to a settlement Is that
Rhiel will not make any determined oppo-
sition TO the British and Canadian forces.
Three Chicago boys. named Frank and
Charles Tuttle, and Robert Skinkle, aged
from thirteen to fifteen years, started on
Sunday last for Sunday school. in the Sec
ond Baptist Church, since which time they
have not been heard from. The police are
investigating the case.-
The Dayton Journal maliciously says:
"Wbile In Sandusky, the other day, it was
90 very dead that wag who belonged to
the excursion attempted to get up funeral
to bury the place. II visitors would see
Saudnsky lively, they must 60 there during
the fishing season.
The New Orleans Times asserts that
some sad news received recently "dropped
like a great stone into the well of worlds
heart and. splashed the waters into its
eyes,
Speaking Of weston's proposed trip to
Europe, the Albany Argus maliciously re-
marks: ..He is cne of the few men in this
country who ought to have started to
Europe in the City of Boston.
"Root up is now a, slang way of telling
one 10 drink Ger tain kind Of teer, in which
roots are used. -
Helmbold drives six groy horses with
braided tails.
Nellie Grant is attending school at Far
mington, Conn. ts.
A Columbus preacher sbitterly accuses"
DiclSns of ignoring the gospel.
A woman 10 New York swed up childs
nostrils because it wouldn't Use handker-
chief
A Providence undertaken has a pleasant
habit OF sending his card to all the sick
pers ons he can hear Of.
He HAD 4 SrATEgooM.-Som years ago,
a sailor, at the close of ''the season" on th Q
lakes, found himself with pocket full Of
money, tie wages of his laboi. His aged
mother, esidipg in Detroit, had "experi-
enced religio n,' as the Metbtdisis say, dur.
ing his absence; and on Jadts return, per-
suaded him 10 ire pew In her tavorite
church. The next Sabbat. she persuaded
Jack to atterid the service With her. AS
''revival' wa then In PROCESS, after awhile
the very ind ividual of WHOM Jack had hired
the pew, came to his sat and began 10
talk to him about his spiritual welfare
Presently he asked, ':Arf you protesting
chrislian?" "Wha.a-t?' returned Jack,
his temper rising. "Areyou q protesting
Cbristian?" .'Am Cris!an?" retorted
tho indignant sailor, in atone loud enough
to attract general astenion, ''why, blast
yonr eyes! didn't bny ;state-room in this
very church yesterday; and havntI got
your own receipt for it In my pocket this
minute?" the incipieh 'muss' was ex-
planned away with somedilliculty; but Jack
conid not be coaxed second time TO en-
ter building where as he said. s:tbe
blasted lubber Of q t,ird mate insulted
him."
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We would call the attention OF our busi-
ness men TO tho superior styles of job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at present being
turned ont from this Office. We are prepar.
ell TO execute job printing of every descrip-
tlon In the latest and most fashionable style
Of the art, and at reasonable rates. IT,
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ADJOURNMENT or THE TRHAsrRHR' s
SALEs.-The Venango comfy sales Of seut-
ed and unsrated lands. for taxes due, CON-
menced on Monday. On Tuesday the sales
were adjourned until Monday, June 9th. -
The Spectator says all the nnseaied list
found ready purchasers. On tho seated list
the sales were cnfined:: TO Allegheny town.
ship, o portion Of which was snId.
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We notice that drain is being dug along
First street, from the fats in rear of W lash.
ington street to tho Creek, for the purpose
ofdraining of the filthy water which has
settled in the low marshy tract at tha,
point. Decidedly good movement in d
sanitary point Of view.
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The new well on the Omega Oil Co.'s
farm, recently struck, is on tho increase. -
Since being struck 1t has yielded good so
barrels duly, until one day last week wi On
1t suddenly increased nearly ton barrels DOR
day.
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An explosion Of gas occurred at one of the
wells on the Egbert farm, about 10 O'Clock
Saturday night. Fortunately no damage
was done, although for a time it uppeared
as if the eaginelhouse and derrick would lie
destroyed.
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"A Western paper implores two GENTLE
men to give up their projected duel, as
the coroner is i'll, and it would bo unfeel-
ing to Impose the duty VI an inquest upou
him.
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Buy the ''Red Hot Saddle manufactured
In Titnsville expressly for the oil country
adapted TO oil kinds Of weather. nj J. Il.
kron's al2-t
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Banta's ruso ms SiAlc.l.lued Rcfrig
1SU

Banta's pate ms SiAlc.l.lued Rcfrlg.
1tO Re
Lined with Slate. having Air Chambers
without Filling OF any kind-ppriectly dry
and sweet--they are believed tU b+. unequal.
led by any other now In use, md urc Of
Moderate Cost.
Slate possesses an acknow lodged superb
ority over Zinc for lining purposes, being
free from smell, taste and corrosion, and
can be easily cleaned, preserving every or.
tic!e in sweet and pure state.
cT-For sale at FREEMAN'S HARD
WARE STORE. 3l-3t.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The largest and finest stock
of Family Groceries, ever
brought to Petroleum Centre, is
now being received anG offered
at heavily reduced prices
These goods are bought in New
York at the plesent low prices
for cash, and we proposele to
our fliends and patrons have
the benefit of low prices.
Parties wishing to o'buy choice
groceries at very low figures
will do well to call on us before
purchasing elsewhere.
SClE0NBLOM l. WING.
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Sash, Glass, Doors, Putty &c. Largo
stock very cheap ut the Furniture Store.
ml0-u