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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-07
West VirRtMia OH Field.

A correspondent of tho Harrisburg Topic
says: "Parkersbug oil district, comprising
an area Of fifty miles in the vicinity of the
town, contains, now in operation, from six
ty to scventy.ilve, oil producing wells, which
arc paying rs legitimate investment at
the present time. The fever and wild specu-
lation OF the past has given way to the
steady and profitable trade OF tho present
1t may be comforting to our Pennsylvania
friends who invested 10 companies is this
district and sold out at q song, to know that
many of the old companies have been
bought out. and are now being run by
private parties at good profits. An Instance
OF this kind is now In our mind. The
Anderson wells, two in number, wero sold
by order Of q receiver for the companies to
the highest bidders, about eighteen months
since, for the sum Of four thousand two
hundred dollars. Since that time the par
ties, two brothers, have paid for the wells
out of the oil produced, and had Q net gain
Of thirty-fiye hundred dollars in addition.
This shows the advantages of individual
management over the oftentimes swindline
working of stock companies.
DR.. Marbeeny, of Washington, d. c., in
August last sunk shaft vt an expense o.
$4,000, and since that time has netted
800, OOO having struck flowing we'll oi
l6O barrels, which has been constantly die
charging since that time. Tteee are few
of the successful operators. q. ! have omitted
to state that nearly, If not fully ono thous-
and wells have been sunk in this district
during the first excitement to this time, the
average striking of oil being about one 10
eighteen or twenty times.
The parties now operating are the old
parties who have lived here during the OK
citement. No new parties are In the field.
The old ones are making all developments,
and there Is now produced at this time
more oil iu this district than at any time
since the commencement OF the Develop
ments. The oil wells are usually put down
1000 to 1900 feet; from 400 to 500 feet
the heavy oil is pumped. When this is exe
hausted, boring operations are continued
until the lighter fluid oil is struck at the
usual distance of 1000 to 1900 feet. This
flows up naturally until the supply is ex-
bsusted, being forced up by gas. The
Laurel Fork and Sand Hill Railroad con-
Meeting with The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, was built for the accommodation Of
The oil trade-a distance Of twenty miles.
into the very heart Of the producing coun-
try. The price Of the lubricsting oil, first
quality, at the wells, in bulk Is $40 per
barrel. The crude, light or burning fluid
oil is worth 81 to S. per barrel. At Par
kersbur2 large quantities Of this oil Is rec
titled, and then shipped direct 10 the
market
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-07

From ihe.fol!owiug law. which passed
thell.cgislature last winter, 1t will be seen
that in criminal cases which have been set
tied, the prosecutor and defendant are LID
BILE for tho costs instead of the county hav-
ing to pay them as heretofore
Section l. That tho laws relating to pay
ment. of costs in criminal cases shall not be
so construed as TO compel the payment Of
costs by the county whero the case has
been settled or arranged by the parties to
the case, the prosecutor and defendants
shall be liable for the payment OF the costs
in all such cases.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-07

ALLEMAGOozELUM VERSES KANE Cry
On Saturday next there is to be a grand
race on the OIL Cit y race course, between o
mare owned by Dempsey Bros, of Kane
City and horse to be furnished by Mayor
David Kinney Of AllemagOozelum City, for
il purse Of 5000, the horse coming in ahead
on tho first quarter dash Of the mile hoat to
he winner of the stakes. Mr. Kinney has
the privilege Of selecting any horse he
may choose 10 the State to run against the
DEMPSEY Bros, mare Lady Fremont
Cons derable money has been put up on the
issue of the race, and lively lime is ex.
pooted. No doubt the Oil City course will
he crowded with people from this vicinity
~ wituess the race.
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NorIcE.--The quarterly meeting Of the
Petroleum producers Association and the
Board of Managers will be held at Liberty
Hall, in Oil City, on Wednesday, June sth
1870 at 10 o'clock n. IN. A'fall attendance
of the members and OF the managers is de-
sired as business OF importance will be pre-
sented to the meeting for decision.
WIN. BRoUGH, President.
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The New York Tr ibune says: "Mrs. A..
D. Richardson has been fairly. overwhelmed
with letters and other expressians OF SYM
pathy, since her last publication in the
Tribune. She has been too pnwel to make
such acknowledgement Of these as che would
desire, and has therefore requested us to
express for her the gratitude she feels and
her regret at not being able to send iudi.
vidual replies"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-07

A broad shouldered Fenian, just returned
from Pigeon Hill, was me. near the depot
ON Saturday by gentleman OF an inquir.
Ing inrn Of mind, who iunocently asked if
be liked "Pigeon pie" Shortly afterwards
the inquisitive gent was very busy stulling
cotton mp his nostrils 10 keep the blood
from spetling his SHIRT trou,,-Erie Dis
patch.
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An oil company has been organized 10
test Wolf creek land, in the northeastern n
portion OF Lawrence county. There was in
operation at one tine in that locality, a
salt well, the water OF which became 70
impregnated with OF that 1t was abandon
ed. 1t is proposed 20 sink well 1900 feet
deep.
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CRUDE AND REFINED

CRUDE AMI htCF bNH
"Mad as Mcfarland" Is now words used
to describe man very mad, or very drunk,
or both.
Spotted tails maiden name is Zin-tah
gah-lat-skah.
A Western paper, alluding to tho distin-
guished president of Princeton College.
speaks Of him as DR.. MCBosh.
Seasonable advice to the Fcnians-Turn
your swords into plowsharcs and your (Gen)
Spears into pruning hooks.
Three brothers. Richard W., John B.,
and George T. Robinson, oil residing in
Elmira. N. Y, but in different parts Of the
city, were stricken with paralysis Of the
left side about the same hour of Sunday
afternoon.
Lean Wolf Is the frightful name Of Ne
braska newspaper.
A man in Lynchburg, Ill.,, had his skull
fractured by brick in "personal difficult
ty." which reporter styles ga controversy
with friend"
Misfortnnes never come slngly. A mar
over 10 Indiana, last week, lost bis wife
and isfamily physician ou the aame day
He is now searching for their remains with
q double. barrel SHOT gun.
"Hurry mamma" said little innocent
with his cut finger, "hurry, its ieakin."
Canada to her braves on the border
tafter street gamin) Do yer see anything
green!
Strawberries are Eve cents quart il
Newbern, N. c., but 1t is rather far to carr,
your market basket
Now that Western boy has lost an ey
playing mumblety peg, the Boston Pos
asks, haven't We any safe national game.
The people Of Chicago refuse to SO "The
Marriage Of r garo," because the thing is
suffered to wjqd up without adivopce.
The final and exhaustive punishment O
mans original Elm is recorde d in Iowa i
the birth Of female child. with three ton
gues. Should: that girl live to fulfill
tho transitional ssxge of wifs6ood, and Gu
inmate into amother-ip-law, then will til
iall In which we sinnedsall be IN ore tha
expistsd.
The follow ing poetic etfusion is said I
ave been sung by nice young man q Ia
evening party:
Lady, ope thy we-be-hindow,
And incli-hi-hine thine ear,
While thsmoon is be-he-heamiug,
Deigu my lay to he;be.hear.
Softly steal tho fse e-hee-heezes,
Ger the scented le-he heayes,
Birds among tho tree he heezes,
Slumber si-ti-hi-leutly.
Lady from thy la-la.latice,
Pray lock down on me-he-he;
Mollify your ia-ha.hather.
And ask me. In to te.te.he.
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: The Lady Corintha well, Jas. s. MCCray
farm. ia down about $50 feet, and will be
completed In the course of two weeks
This we'll has been named In honor of
daughter Of Mr.. McCray. The Indications
are good,
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Two young ladies OF Gleuwood, Iowa,
arc matched to chew wax against time, best
two In three, in corsets. While they are
are thus waxing each tier. their Lcaux
will have q resting spell
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THE PYRAMIDS Of splendid coal overn
odington Il Colnwcll's yard are perfectly
Ondcrful. marrhlOt f.
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Success lies behind the door Of exertion.
and the man who would win su ccess must
be constsnt worker. Work 10 tho oplv
means of being indepsnd ent. II q man lives
on Inherited property, be is enjoying the
limits OF the labors OF those who came be-
fore him, while the man who earns bis own
living is truly independent.
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NEW WELL-A new well was strnck
yesterday On the side hill opposite Tarr
Farm. 1t started up at the rate of 25O bar
rels per day. This morning 1t was yield
ing OF the rate OF 100 barrels daily, and
since then hos dropped Oft considerably. Ii
is owned by John Mclaughlin L. Co., ol
Tarr Farm.
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We are pleased to notice the return to
town OF our old friend, Mr.. Jas. A. Wharry
While on visit to his home in West Vir.
ginia, Mr.. ". was taken seriously III, and
was confined to his bed for several weeks,
but has nearly recovered.
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We would call the attention OF our bnsi-
ness men TO tho superior styles of job print.
ing, both plain and fancy, at present being
turned ont from this Office. We are prppar.
ed TO execute job printing OF every de.crip-
tion In the latest and most fashionable style
Of the art, and at reasonable rates. Il.
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SCIIa.NDLlsNl 4 WING.

COLD is q word which COdineton Il Corn
we'll propose render obsolete. For modus
Operdndi call and see them. marchl0ti.
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The Morehead well, on Shaffsr Run, near
Oil City, has increased It's production to rs
barrels daily. When struck its yield was
only Is barrels.
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All styles light harness, cheaper than ,hs
cheapest, made from Moifat's oak stock, and
warranted, at J II. Kron's.
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infringement Notice.

The subscriber has learned that co,..
firm In Ti'usvillr, known rs "Bryan Sn
\ingham & Co.." have commenced the NJ w
II factliro Of Sucker Rods with Socket .Jo,.aI@
7 his is a Direct Infringement on his Rios..s
as his claim Is ''connccting two section" s"'s
rod by means of wedges, wedging sockoVp
and double coupling bolt" IIo does w
specify any particular shaped wedge M, y" |,
what material 1t shall be made All ~
made as above described outside Of his U.' r,a'
utactory, are direct infringement Is. 11is THIN
therefore, is to "H
CAUTION OIL OPERATORS.
and oil Others, against buying or using m.
rods SO made, except those of his mannf,c
ture, as by 30 doing they will lay Them,
selves liable, aud will be dealt with arcorI
ing to law.
| WIN, j. INNS
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Lard Oil by barrel or gallon at
may23 II II. FREEMAy's,
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Aspecial ierm ol court tor he trial 4
nrii causes, commenced at Franklin, yc =
lrrday.
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Sparkling Soda Water at N. s. Sim
'mofs. m4.ti
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Gas Pipe wholesale and retail at
ii. FREg9Ays.
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All kinds foreign fruits at Felter, Femme
Il Co.'S
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All kinds foreign frnits at Fel.er, Fenne
& Co.'s
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. BE,
IS. ap21-U
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Soda Water and leo Cream OF ]. W. Bea
TVS.
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etroIeum Centre Daily Record,
Pot Ccntrc, Tuesday. Juno :
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TEAMS ON d. G. e. A. r. n.

On and after Monday, May 3Oth, 1870,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH. NO. s. Ne.3 xo.
Leave irvine. ll.45AH. 5.OO "
Leave Oil City 700 A NJ. 2.42pM. 7.47pM
Pet.Cen 1888 " 1923 S,2S "
I" Tiiusv. S.23 " Ala &" 9.l6 u
Arrive Cory, 9.35 5,45 "lO,35 g"
SOUTH. M, 2. NOD M. &
Leave Cory, 1920 A NJ. 600 A NJ. Cos NJ
Titusv. IL, As p NJ. 7.4O /" AS "
I" Z. Cen. 1.25 " SIT I" s.35 u
Arrive o. City 2,O5 " S,55 9,IO "
q Irvine. 4,50 L" ll.35 1"
cS No. and run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
Leave oil City, a.S5 AN 6,3OAM 1n,s5Ax. 2r5pN
:" Cen, 1850 S,2J l2lOPM. a,1O :.
Arrive 1ftusv, I2,o1 NJ. 9,ls LIS 5,20 "
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Titusv, 6.I5A.M II, ,35 M Il Am. 5.25px
A." Cen, S,l7 11,55 1225pM $50
Arrive D. City,9,35 100 Pm. 2,O5 " 40 u
III City and Petroleum Centre freight, leave. oil
ny II so A. NJ, arrives at Petroleum Centre 25 n
m. Leaves Petroleum Centre at 400 D m., arrives
ut OIL City $50 p. IN.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS
NO. 4-Dircet from PlIiladslpbu wjtfout ebance
NO. S-Dircct to Philadelphia without CHANGE
No. 5-Direct from Pittsburgh without chanoe
No 6-Direct to Pittsb urgh without Change.
Monday, May 80 1870
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Bea
ty's.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Ben.
tvs
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Dhilaaelphi;l a. Erie IL. IT,
SUMMER TIME TABLE.

oO MMEh IADLE-
2 On and after Monday, May 30th, 1S1N the tra'ns
on the Philadelphia Il Eric Railroad viii run 10
follows
WESTWARD. ,. -.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia, wv W W
leaves Cory, OW ~
arrives at Erie i,iUP ~
Erie Expr. leaves Philadelphia, lo'2o 3oa n, M
arrives ot Erie T,25a am
Warren AccommoLation ieovoa Warrcn S,00am
g leaves Cory. Wv NJ ~
arrives at Eric, ll'.o u"
Mai, 7,n;n ,.ovo. MI" m"Sr"A"' sNam
q ioavn. Tnrrvr lO,4Oa IN
g :. arr;vss a, pb,,,d.,nh;o 62Oaln
Eric EHpr. leaves Elte, TW IN
u W arrives nj Pb;todo,nb,a $50 pm
Worr,n AccommoJatinn irov,a Er;o. 400 pm
Inrr, 5,55pm
I" arrives At Warren, ~" "p"
Express east connects ut Cory, Mail east ~ .ph
~ and Ivinclou Express west at lrviheiWonnI I,"ap
isains Oil Creek and Allegheny River ~"
ALFRED l. TYLER, Gen -
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LOcnl Notices.
Bantn's Patent tSIa,c-Liucd Rcfrig.
AtOr.I

Banta's Patent SIa,e-Liucd Rcfrig.
AtOr..
Lined with Slae. having Air Chambers
without Filling o. any kind-periectly dry
and sweet-they are believed to be unequal
led by any othe. now iu use. and are Of
Moderate Cost.
Slate possesses an acknowledged superb
ority over Zinc for lining purposes, being
free from smell taste and corrosion, and
eau be easily cbaned, preserving every or
ticie in u sweet and pure state.
sY-For sah at FRERMAN'S HARD
WARE STORE. 3l-3t.
Soda Water and Ice Cream att. ". Beat.
.ys'
Sash. Glas, Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
ml0-tf
Nails wholesalesand retail at
II. FREENAN's
The largest stock Of Gas Pipe in town at
II. FREENANs.
Soda wster ind Ice Cream a, J. W. Beat
tvs.
All kinds foreign fruits at Felter, Fenner
Il Co.'S
Fine. .afoi itment Of Paper and Cloth Win.
dow SladU ant Fixtures, just reed at
IE4t GRTFFEs Bros.
REcIAL NOTICE.
The largest and finest stock
Of Family Groceries, ever
brought to Petroleum Centre,is
now being received an2 offered
at heavily reduced prices
These goods are bought in New
York at the present low prices
for cash, and we proposele to
our friends and patrons have
the benefit of $law prices.
'e
Parties wishing to buy choice
groceries at very lo~'' figures
will do weh'to call on us before
purchasing elsewhere.
SCIIaDNDLasSl 4 WING.
COLD is q word which COdinetOn Il Corn
well propose render obsolete. For modus
Operdndi call and see them. marchl0ti.
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PIONEER. April 9th, 1870.
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| Just received largo and well assorted
stock of shelf hardware at J. Rutherfords.
| IT,
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Sash. Gias, Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
| ml0-tf
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Tho largs, stock OF Gas Pipe in town st
II. FREENAN's.
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All kinds foreign fruits at Feltsr, Fenner
Il Co.'S
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Soda Wster and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat.
tvs.
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Fine. atoitment Of Paper and Cloth Win.
rE4t GRIFFEs Bros.
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Nails whelesalesand retail at
II. FREEMAN's
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Soda Water and Ice Cream att. ". Beat.
tvs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08
VOLUME 33 --NJMBER HOG
CHichCH on the Br1iu.

\rar Fri, tb,r. lives, ..,,ro,,.I ,.,,....
bv III, name Of jaime, St.y,rt ~ r.',o'' l.i.,','n
the community bv common con.,rt ha,',
Jubbcd Commodore stewart II. :. y
talented but eccentric individual ,nI haN
g, weakness G,,. chickens On nn. - ..-
sion. beinu found near = popItrv-vard nm
der .u.nirious circumstances he wa. in
terrorated rather sharply bv the ownr. of
/ the premises ~ follows.
..Weli. Jim. what are Won doino here .,
.Oh. nunin, muffin i.:. woIkip rouo, =,
..Wbat do Won ,y.,nJ ,yi,h nv .L;cl,-
ems -
..Nutlm at all. | WA, only Iool,ip, ,t
/ EN-. dav looks 80 nice"
Til, answer WIS lo,l copriIIi,tory and
conclusive. and would have been .,t;.f,c.
tory had il not been for Jim, baf TIi.
was rather worn. son felt. = Good J,.,I
too Iaro, for IT,, wrarcr., head and II
seemed 70 have a mo,ion entirely unn.r-
,I in h,ts and u,uii..,Iy lin. :, .n,n,
r.narL,hIo r,n.o II .n.,n.I r., con,r,'.t r,,.
and ,.xn,nJ and m,v,.n,. ir.,.If onJ aIa,r'
" without Jim. yoIiti,n S2 ,be nnxt
iyo,ir,, ,y.,..
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~ NAI"a ww. \. u. sIGoruNrY.
i"'aor"' ..Hsar:f,l S,,r,"
H,s.-i:nI child hv Thy mot4cr'- knee,
In ,hr M tic iutu what wilt tIou be.
i demon # al, or aA- l ubliinc
: isau -.r iGa.cc-t hvrn
: Pirit o' evil. Il Is. ing 0..-o
Ni'h the h"ii h-..t Of fey crown
Gr Ii! NJ pvt. a i iuiu.s -...ck,
Lie the incoming, star hat IL 'er Look back,
I'a.u'ie-t drcnn'r :hJt ,vcr -milcd,
Which ..t tko.. be-, my beautiful child?
Beautiful child II my g,rdea bowers.
Friend ct he but, fiji. bird and flowers.
Fur' a. tie sparkl NJ, cry :aiiu. III am,
i'w,l- o; truth ia t.y faiv cycz IN.
~ I'll ?. ,vcr IS hitter soul IA IA tGInc
Wor-hlrpcd ly love in a mortal -hriuc:
Ny heart thou hls gnddcncI for two ~, ct Yea
With rainbow # hop" through mi of;caI--
fi-t- hc, oui which thy sunny srnlic
With it halo Of aory beams ali the 81 hi,r
Beautiful child - tay lo.k Is given
y CLEAN scrcnp, not Of "a, til, sut o. he rvel.
With 'us {. 1T i.c cyrs and p 4ttl'l. -,ucuc.
Nnul III IA uds- Yer thu b., you.g
Like tn. liz id strain u til. IN .rkiu..-i ird
From st-i to hal t.y voicri heard.
How oft in the r,rd II no, !, til MT found
With flowers thy curly hra around
md k..'ein- i,sdr me wiz ii 20 quaint,
oh WIN would MT dotr On my infant mt:
Br"uti al ch,id, wha. my fat shall b.
Pee hau,r j. rely h.ld,s r ia in,.
y Hllcu sta thou 'igs Law. uly de.
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How 70 DO \ IuEIvINr Bu-INE~,.-
There Is a guoI dead oI talk IA Phi'ud,l-
p;ii aiuOng the brokers about Il certain
i;t-t yuun- man WhU-r father - uycrbur-
dyucd with millions. The youu4 man
would not work. and tine old man could
aot bear aa u.Icr, and many were the
Iuarrci- between J.cm. Vt last the old
nan quite out oi patience, s;ud
'Now, Jack, l give you one week to
make up our mtud TO what business YOU
are to - III. No ~on ul' mlne shall be a
oamgcr, aud 20 to work you shall. At
the end UI Inis week, Ii you have no
choice, Viii stop your allowance alto
2ei.y', .Hi nl;,Ne you take Il stool in my
olilcc, and work enough yOuA nave Vi 1t
thurc.'
Jack promised 10 iouh around and
n;tne up hi- mind. 4; The end Vi the
week, sharp and perclnptOIy aa was hIS
way, tn. Old Droner -'tn9 out:
"WcH, Jac~, times up; nave you
made up Jour .-.lnI to earn your own
nvln- ,"
We'll, father, I've been thinAing OF it
and have something in ny mimi, bul 1t
Will require considerable capltai."
"Caplt"I, Jack; capI,aI, my boy"
SAID t.t dc.lgA.cI lt,ncr. ''Unly ~ 10
make your own lly.n., and viii buy
you Il national bank, or a line ot steam
ers. WHAT Is il, JacI, Wnat Is il -
"Wel!, ia.ner, was thlnhlng tnat Ii
you would advance Inc three Or four mIl-
hon dollars, l could invest il IL GOVERN
ment bonds, and make my living by cut
Ilng Oil the coupons
Ihe old man never talks to Jack any
more about business"
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1t is said there is no longer any doubt
as to the passage OF the bill extending to
the District OF Columbia a Territorial
tor4n OF government.