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The Nashville Banner thinks that
the name conservative party will
inspire more strength i'm the great fight
against Radicalism than the name OF
Democratic party The Banner by
this insinuates thai the Democrats of
the nation arc the only true patriots in
the land, as they arc willing to fight,
against Radicaiism under any namet
while the Conservatives are not. We
would like to know who the Conser-
aatives are who do not hate those two
mo nsters-fathcr and son-Coercion
and Radicalism-more than all things
else? Hate these, and you can't be for
from right.
THE GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf has
placed at its masthead the name OF
Hon. DORSEY d. THOMAS as its candi-
date for Congress in the 9th Congress
sional District, which embraces Maury
County, and advocates the holding OF
Convention somewhere in the Dis
trict to decide which shall run, Gen
WHIrTHoRNE or Mr.. THOMAS. The
Lea, adds: 'Hon w C. WHITTnoRNE
i.sa candidate also, and it will not do
&wstmperil the election for personal
'prcfercnces, nor even for well found
ed arguments for this or that man
Both are honest, capable gentlemen,
both have served the people" Does
!. this suggestion come from, or meet the
approval of Mr.. THOMAS?
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SALE
o.. OF HOUSE ANDI0T

Pursuant to decree the Chancery Court at
Columbia at the March term thereof 1870, In the
case Of Craig d Mathews, VS. A s. Wiley / will
sell to the highest bidder at the Court House in
the town of Columb ia, on Monday the 9Th day of
September, 1870, a valuable house and lot stu
ateJ in said town Of Columbia on the west side
of Garden str ct, adjoining the lots of James Il.
Guest, Powhatan Gordon and others.
Terms, six, twelve and eighteen months cred
il, except sl0O in cash, the, purchaser required
to execute notes with goodec ,urity and a lien
retained far tue purchase morey. srTe..
Apga-td J. L. WILLIAMS, c. 4 NJ.
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The Cause OF the War.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gen.
WN. G. BRowNLow, HORACE May
S.Rp. and the Nashville Banner, are
against the French.
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SYSTEM OF MED1ruxE.

1t is divided into the following departments:
FEMALE DEPARTNENr.-In this department
every complaint known to woman is treated
with unvarying success.
CANCER DErARrNBNT.-Cancers and tumors
are here cured in ninety-eight cases out of
every hundred.
DEPARTMENT FOR HEART DIsEAsE.-In this
department. this formidable disease is treated
with the most gratifying results.
DEPARTMENT FOR Skin DIsEAsEs.-Eyery
form of skin disease permanently cured here.
CONSUMPTION AND CAfARRH DErAKrxESr.--
The professors in this department have made
many important discoveries in tho treatment of
lung, throat and nose diseases.
EYE AND EAR DErARrxExr.-The eye and
car most tcnderly and .riumphantly treated.
CONFIDENTIAL DEPARTxENy.-Dcvoted to
the exclusive treatment of class OF maladics
nameless here, BY an able professorship.
SURGICAL DEPARrxESr.-We daily perform
the most important operations known to sur
gerry.
All affairs ola private character held sacredly
confidential. ~ .r. =
EOfice hours from O'Clock in the MORN
ing till O'Clock in the evening Open every
Sunday forenoon, from a. M. to IL IN.
+ J. B. RUSELL,M ID,
Consuing Physician. =
j. Z. WATSON, Secretary. ~
l., G. wAKRAS, Treasurer.
A trea;iscson all diseases free of charge 10
any address. H
Aug 10 "a ,t
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UNIVERSITY
OF NASHVILLE.

Collegiate Departments with Preparatory
school, opens Sept. 18th, 1870, Courses Clas-
siAl. Scientific, and select. Tuition as to $50;
with boarding, furnished rcsms, &c, $50 to
t1s5 per term. For Circulars address,
E.KIRBY SMITH,
Chancellor of University,
Or B. r. JOHNSON,
Aug. 10 ct Principal o. College.
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Having purchased the interest o: E. W.
Philips in tile late firm, viii continue the bust
ness at the old stand, upon the One Price Cash
system, and hope by keeping large and well
assorted stock of goods, selling at the lowest
prices, attention to business, and fair dealings
to.obtain a share of public patronage.
Aug II W.J. PHILIPS.
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7 Ell e w A r


LONDON, August. 13-It is said that
a telegraphic blunder caused McMa-
hons disaster. Faillcy was directed
to move on Setback, The telegram
he received read kausback instead of
Setback. u;
The Prussiaas Claim TO have Captur-
ed n 200 Prisoners.
Adviccs through Prussian channels,
from st. Avoid to the 18th, state that
the Prussians have taken 1000 pri-
soners. The Saarbruck fight was
more demoralizing to the French than
has been supposed. The Russians
found arms and equipments on the
road worth a million forms. The
Prussians hold Phalsburg and adj
joining passages of VOsges. The
garrison of the town of Bitchc is con-
stituted of 300 soldiers of the Garde
Mobile. The Prussian cavalry are be
fore Luneyille. -
Something from McMahons Report
The seat of war is now on the rivers
Saar and Moselle.
An abstract of McMahon's reports
of the battle of Worth and Frosh-
weller, says: On the sixth the enemy
attacked the heights of WeiersdOrf,
opening with cannon and rifles. The
attack was so violent that the first
division was compelled to change
front. Soon the Prussians made a
feint from the right of Saar, and fol-
lowed at noon by q renewal of the at
tack Oh the right wing. Charges of
cavalry and infantry were made to
dislodge the enemy, and at four o'clock
the French right was broken and a
retreat upon Saverne and Niederfrun
became a necessity.
The Crown Prince to be Reinforced.
1t is known that the large Prussian
army which must have taken Null
housen is OH its way to re-enforce the
Crown Prince at Sayerne.
Marshal Canrobcrt, who, ii was sup
posed. was protecting Nancy, came to
Paris Yesterday TO have a consultation
with the Emperor, and has now gone
back to his command, wherever that
may be.
A Battle Before Metz.
PARIS, August l5.-Thc following
important dispatch TO the Empress
Eugene is just made public:
.'LoNGEvIILE, August Ii, 10 p. NJ
The army commenced to cross to the
left bank of the Moselle this morn
ing. Oar advance guard had no knowl-
edge of the presence of any force of
the enemy. When half of our army
had crossed over, the Prqssians sud-
denly attacked in great force. After
fight of four hours, they were re-
pulsed with great loss to them. Ma.
roLEoN."
Safe After All.
Thirty thousand troops of McAfa-
hons corps, who were cut off from
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-19

All Guardians and Administrators who have
not made settlement with the Clerk ofthc Coun-
ty Court within the last twelve months, will
please call and make arrangements for their
settlement in this month.
JOHN NJ. HICKEY, 9u
Aug ok Maury County Court.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
ceFTINENTA INsy4NcEto
ofsAe Ci,S Sf NcS York.
osjuLr 1. 10. M TO THE
coarrnoiLER FMS ArE OF TENN
TINE NAME OF THE COMPANY IS THE
i Continental ImsHrssnccC Com
pamy, incorporated in 1859.
Pursuant to the Statute of said State.

Capital actually paid up in cashis. $500 900 90
Surplus on the LIST Of July, 1870 $2,00S,79O 81
Totalamount of capitaland surplus 2,5o5,79o 81
Total amount of liabilities lS2, 421 50
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK ~
~ e State of New York. u iisSs
GEO T. HOPE, President, and CYRUS
PECK, Secretary, of the Continental Insurance
Company, being severally sworn, depose and
say, that the foregoing is a true, full and cor
rect statement of the affairs Of the said corpo-
ration, and that they are the above described
officers thereof i ts5 10 Gi3Sttf
TIL g GEO.T. HOPE, President.
Subscribed rnd sworn before me, this, Goth
STURGES NJ. MOREHOUSE,
Notary Public County Of New York.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CeMPTRoLLER' s OFFICE,
Nashville, Aug. 2, 1870.
LEAR. Pennebaker, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the CONT
MENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY, located at
New York, inthe State of New York, has pro-
duced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all. the require
ments OF the laws of the State of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies; and further
certify that Farnesworth i Clark, Agents Of
said Company, have also complied with the re-
quirements Of the laws of the State, made and
provided in such cases: - aI4fi VIsg
Wherefore, said Insurance Company, has
authority to take risks and transact the BUSH
ness of Insurance in this State at Nashville,
Tennessee. ED. r. PENNEBAKER,
Comptroller ofTennessee.
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s8-This company issues Fire Policies on the
participating plan, and is especially recon-
mended for dwelling house and farm property
insurance. az JOSH. Z. BAILEY,
Augle. l-ftrii a.se ,,,Iea ~ Agent.
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This Location for a school is unsurpassed IN
the advantages Of good water. pure air, aad
freedom fiom all local causes of disease. The
standard of scholarship will be high, the dis
cpline firm, the course Of instruction thorough,
including, in the Male Department, full pre-
paration Tor our best colleges. The Principal
has for four years been connected with one Of
the leading schools of North Carolina, and de-
signs establishing here PERMANENT School Of
high grade. Competent Assistants will be pro-
cured IN both Male and Female Departments.
Mrs. Abcrnathy will continue in the depart
ment of Instrumental Music.
BIO q h ID
in families Of the highest responsibility at from
Sl3 90 to SIS 90 per month.
TUITION
in the Preparatory Department from so to SIS,
and in the higher English and Classical De-
partrnents. from $40 to So per session Of 20
weeks. Music, including use of instrument S20.
Refers 10 the Faculty Of the University Of
North Carolina and, TO the leading Education
of the State Of North Carolina.
For circulars or further particulars address
the Principal at Culleoka, Maury county, Ten
nessee. July 2s-4w
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Nor1cE.
Any and all persons are hereby notified not
to hunt or fish upon my premises. will en-
force the law against all who disregard this
notice. VIC. NAB1ER,
Buffalo Iron Works, Lewis Co., Tenn.
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LUMBER YARD

The undersigned would inform the citizens of
Columbia that he has at his yard near the river
bridge, 1.-THE old Roane IGt) large and varied
assortment Of lumber for sale, including
Poplar, oalk, Cedar, and Walnut.
Orders filled promptly. ~
SIN. w. s. JONES. Z
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CHANCERY SALE
a. fli OF HOUSE AND LOT.

Pursuant to decree of the Chaucery Court at
Columbia at the March term thereof 1870 in the
ease Of Hunter Nicholson VS. Mollie Kirby, ct al,
will sell TO highest bi1der at the Court House
in the town of Columbia on Monday the 9Th day
of September valuable house and lot situated
in said town of Columbia on west Main street,
adjoining the LOT Of w. J. Dale and others.
Terms, seven moths credit with interest from
date, the purchaser required to execute note
with good security and lien retained for the
purchase money. j. l. WILLIAMS, C,&M.
Aug5-td
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DIssoLUTIoN.

The firm of E. Wa ". J. Philips was dis:
solved this day by mutual consent.
-.-,-rs...t e. w. PHILIPS.
Aug S, 1870 W. ]. PHILIPS.
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LIPsCoMB BROTHERS, g
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERS AND PRODUCE MER-
CHANTS,
COLUMBIA, TENN,

Are just opening and will keep constantly on
hand all kinds of
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
Fresh and cheap, Sugar, Molasscs and Syrup,
of the best brands, Carolina Rice, Bacon, Mess
Pork, Sugar Cured Hams, Lard, Flour and
Meal, Candles and Coal Oil, and everything
usually kept in Wholesale Grocery. And
they make speciality of allkinds of FARMa an
GARDEN SEEDS.
Everything New-Everything bought low for
Cash and everything soldlow
FOR CASH.
Oct -, 1s6o-ly.
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Agent for the Manufacturer of the eelebra-
ted Log Cabin Tobacco, the finest in the
world. Also other cheaper grades at Factory
prices, and Hubbsll's genuine Palmetto Cigars.
CALL AND GET YOUR SUPPLY
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i HIRTY-THIRD .l,i..
balm YEAR IN COlUMRIA.

The Principal, having Taught in Columbia,
for the last thirty years, gives notice that
the next annual session of eu
The Columbia Athcmacum
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This Institution, Incorporated by the State of
Tennessee, is legalized Association of Scien-
TIT: Physicians and Surgeons, devoted to the
treatment OF patients, and instruction in theory
and practice of the 1
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OTUMP & MARSH, 80,
ToNsoRlAr & PHYSIoGNOMICAl
g 'Manipulators.
NORTH EAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE

Columbia, Tenn. Fl
Stump Porter and Marsh Walker have opened
Barber shop in front Of Uncle Jim keunedy's,
next door to Lipscomb Bros. Their razors are
sharp, their hands skilled. and their prices low.
Rufe Wilkes, famous barrier, has chair in
this shop. 'i,s, a-.sit a..s. !.
March 20. If.
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LIZ. RUSSELL'S
sEPTENNIAI.
Medical Institute,

AZ North Court St., Memphis, Tenn.
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PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE official min
lister of war has received news from
the army which continues to carry out
the movement combined after the
fight of Sunday. Two divisions of
the enemy sought to intercept the
march, and were repulsed. The En-
peror is at Chalons organizing troops.
The main ARMY is concentrated at Ell
din, II miles cast of Verdun.
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Very --latest War News

Paris, July II.
1t is rumored that IN engagement has Ia.
ken place near Forbach, resulting In u loss
to the Prussans of 5000 killed. The French
loss is placed at 1000 killed. As yet the
report has been traced to no reliable source.
The warfeeling has taken entire control
of the people.
General Changarner will be appointed to
command the French reserves aud be nam
ed Marshal of France.
A secretary OF the embassy will start To-
night for Berlin to deliver to the Prussiau
government an official copy OF the French
declaration ol war.
Las, night by order of the Prussian au-
thorities railway and telegraph communics-
ton between France and Prussia was de-
s,roytd.
Last night n. Rouher announced to the
Senate that Duke Grsmmont hud informed
ain of an invasion of French territory by
the prussians.
A force Of the enemy lad advanced as far
as O'cACh ~ the Ip'lutt W shooFiiV ioT 'ut
purpose OF destroying railroad at that
point. but they had.rrtIed precipitnlely.
There is great activity in the iortresses Of
In ,tadt. The soldiers ot Baden, command.
ed By Prussian officers, man the ramparts.
Itaiy and Denmark assure the powers OF
an intention 10 preserve u neutral attitude.
The troops Of SnXony are 10 motion.
The Dutch reserves have been ordered out
to protect the sIon:er.
Munich. July II.
The Bsvaran army. including tho re-
serve corps, has been ordered to take the
field.
Paris. July ITO p. m.
The Emperor leaves for the field on We'd
nesday.
louayes from Africa are disemba rking at
Marseilles.
Regiments are passing through the streets
tonight on their way to the frontier.
Florence. July II.
y great popular demonstration WAS made
here to-day and the utmost enthusiasm pre-
walls.
Stuttgart, via London. July II.
The army Of Wurtemberg has been Or
dered to take the field
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NlNETY-NINE IN TIE SHADE.
oh for a lodge in garden of cucumbers!
Oh for an iceberg or two at control!
Oh for vale which at midday the dew
cnmbers!
Oh for plcasure-trip up TO the pole!
Oh for little one-siory thermometer.
With nothing but Zeros all ranged in a
row.
Oh for big double barreled hydrometer,
To measure this moisture that rolls from
my brow!
Oh that this cold world were twenty times
colder!
(That's irony red hot it seemeth TO me-
Oh for turn OF its dreaded cold shoulder!
Oh what comfort an ague would be!
Oh for erotto to typify heaven,
Scooped iu the rock usder cataract vast.
Oh for u winter of discontent event
Oh for wet blankets jndciously cast!
Oh for soda-iount sponting up boldly
From every bot laMp-post against the no.
sky!
Oh for proud maiden to look on me coldly
Freezing my soul with a glance Of her
eye!
Then oh for Jraught from cup of ''cold
pizen."
And oh for 4 resting place in the cold
grave!
With bath in the Styx, where the thick
shadow lies on,
And dfcpens the chill Of its dark running
wave!
TPunchineilo.
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TPunchineilo.

The Spanish navy CONSISTS, in first class
vessels, OF seven iionciad irigates with I10
guns; eleven screw friga,es, with 46l guns;
three paddle steamers, with 4S guns. Add
to these vessels of second and third class
and cfical statiscs exhibit total of near
ly !, ,l00 guna, $4,000 sailors. 5000 marines
and 4,J39 arsenal guard. 1t may here be
added that the numerical strength of the
Spanish army in Europe is. set down as
composed Of 100000 men, but $50, coo
would no doubt be nearer the mark.
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''Compositors in the New York Tribune
office" says New Brunswick periodical.
''are fined tea Cen is for each profane word
uttered on the premises, the money so gath.
cred being given 10 the poor. a new hand
lost nearly weeks wages one ui.h, over a
bit Of Gree!ey's manuscript" Of course
great deal Of swearing is done iu the Tri-
buue office from pure charity. hundreds
OF dollars have bestowed in this way by
its fUrempn TO help the poor.
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Baron Worthier. The North German Min
lister, and all iscmbeIs Of his embassy ie't
Paris yesterday.
The French squadron in the Medtterrane'
an has been donbIed.
Great activity in war department to-day.
Sealed orders are being sent In various d.
rectous
Lord LYONS, the English Minister. is still
endeavoring to get his colleagues mere 10
present collective request 70: o congress
of Europeen powers TO settle the question
between Frauce aud Prussia.
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evening last, the little children of Mr.. 5.
NcCombs were playing torchlight process
sion during the absence of their parents -
They had what school boys term '.cat tails,
and these, dipped in coal oil and lighted at
the fire, formed their torches. The fire was
communicated to the clothes of little child
about eighteen months old and before prop
er assistance was rendered, the breast and
entire front part Of the body was severely
burned. The child died at six O'Clock on
Monday morning, about twelve hours after
the accident.
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The friends of j. ". Lingard, the actor
who recently committed suicide, are about
to raise monument to his memory.
Pierre Bonaparte has been dssipaiing
ever since the murder OF Victor Noir, and
strong drink threatens to kill him.
Matild. Heron is going upon the stage
again. IT'S raid she is poor.
Good, not great, is he New York Tri.
buBe's opinion Of Rear Admiral Dahl
green.
Capt. Eyre, of Oneida memory, was de-.
nounccd as wretch by the Mancheste.
Board of trade at recent meeting.
1t is alleged that in some parts of Penn.
sylvania mosquitoes are so thick that after
you punch your fist into u flock of them 1t
takes about half an hour to fill up the hole.
Judge Lynch came near holding court
Troy, Ohio on Monday. A negro by III G
name of Ford forgot the use for which bas g
ball bats were Intended, and hurled one al
the head ofa white boy, knocking him out
of time and nearly into eternity. by maxi
ing quick time the negro temporarily es-
caped the reward ofeyil doers.
a st. Louis street car company has been
ned for $4,000 by a lady VINO tli and
uineG her dress while leaving one Of Tx
' ''hicies erl9Aging 10 ttc compRuy.
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Gschwsudner troupe Of Tyrolean Alpine
Singers, in an entirs new programme. at
Tbeobolt's Opera House Saloon, this even
ing. The public nre invited 10 attend and
hear the sweet singing of these celebrated
sr:ists. Tho coolest Of lager constantly on
Graught.
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Gold lis.

An alarm uf fire Saturday evening was
cocasiouel by the explosion Of lamp in
one Of the up town clothing stores. The
engine was brought GU. in short order, but
fc,Yuateiy ths flames had been extineuieh.
ed and it was no. ''bronght into action."
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Mr. Henry Heberling, the engineer who
was 30 nearly sutfocated 10 death on Satur.
dey last, was somewhat better this morn.
lug. He has not the least recollection az
TO how ,e csne il the position in which be
was found He will probably recover.
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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
TUNED out from this Office. We are prepar.
ed to execute job printing of every descrin-
tion in the latest and most fashionable style
of the art, and at reasonable rates. IT,
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During the teavy wind and rain storm,
yesterday afternoon, derrick belonging to
the Nsple Shade Oil Co., on tho Story farm
wAs blown down.
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A doting u'other of u wagish boy, having
nol, ed up & lot OF nice preserves, labelled
tho II. ''Pat up By Mrs D." Johrny
haviIs discovered them, coon ate tie con-
t.nts Of the bottle and wrote On the bot
son 81 ,ae Ia'ei. "fut dowu BY Johary
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Tlree new wells will lie completed on the
bluff territory in this vicinity 10 few days
Two Of these wells are located on the Dal.
zil faru, and cns on the McCray farm.
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Oar dispstches. published in another
column, says 5000 Prussias and coca French
were killed in their first engagement near
Forbach.
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We re-pnblish the extra issued by us Sat.
urday evening for the benefit of those of our
subscribers who did not have the opportuu.
ity of reading 10.
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The weather is hot, hotter, hottest, hot
teniot. hoisen;ctser, ho.sentottcsr, and still
beating IN.
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There is letter held for pUstae o in the
Erie Pest office, addressed to Miss Olivia
W. Simmons, PetroleGm Centre, Pa.
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A new well on the FesuHdas farm West
Hickory, is said to be yielding l50 barrels
per day. 1, is owned by Neyhart l. Gran.
din.
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The new we'll On the Story farm is yield
ing fifteen barrels rer day.
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The largest stock of Gas Pipe in town at
ii. FREEMANs.