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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-09
II FL II
DRY EARTH SYSTEM!
For the Sewage of Towns, Factories
Hospitals, Prisons, HoteD and
Private Houses.

4 NIPPLE experience has shown the Dry Earth
n system to be more efficient IN preventing foul
smells and far less costly in construction and
pairs than the Water Closet system and that it is
in all respects entirely satisfactory, whether for the
SICK Room or for constant use.
The Earth Closet offers to all, in town and coun-
try every benefit possessed by the Water Closet at
far less cost, with the additional advantages that 1t
is portable, and can be moved TO the bedside in the
sickroom.
1t promises more in immunity from offensive
odors from infection in disease and in the saving
Of fertilizers than has ever been accomplished by
a single invention.
In the COMMODE, the apparatus and earth res
ervoir are selfcontalned, and movable pail takes
the place of the vault
For use in Bed Rooms, Hospital Wards, In1rm-
aries &c, the Commode is invaluable II is entire
ty free from those RANT depressing odors, common
its adms sion one OF the greatest miseres of human
life, the foul smells of the sick room and OF the
most frequent means of communicating infection,
may be entirely prevented.
For circulars and full information, address
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The Wing says that on Friday last Tiid
Justice Court was holden at Freedom, ~
investigate complaint of W. G. Fuller. ~
Newport, Me-, VS.. Hiram L. and Licinda East
man, of Freedom, for the suspected murder
of Mrs. Mary Clifford, of Freedom. 1t appears
that Mrs. Gifford's husband went to California
some fifteen years ago, and left property in
the hands Of Robert Elliott, for his wife's sup.
port. About five years ago Mrs. Clifford be-
came entirely helpless from rheumatic in
firmaties. She went to Mr.. Eastman's to live,
on the 10th day of last December, and died
there on the 10Th of last June. 1t appears
from testimony produced, that she was the VIC
tim of the most brutal treatment, and finally
died of starvation and neglect. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Eastman were convicted of man
slaughter and held in bonds of $4,000 for
their appearance at the October term Of the Su-
preme Judicial Court, at Belfast
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MarrirD

In Portland 81 inst, Fred o Turner to Miss Geor.
ga A. Lewis both of Bath.
In kllingy Conn LIST inst, CHARLES W. johnson
of Farnlngdale to Miss Emma Thomas OF IL.
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Special Notifies.

Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil is sold by most Of
our Druggists and Merchants, and has become
standard article in market. This position it has
won by its great merit 1t cures pain and the peo
pie like 1t and will have it, One man says his wife
would not be without it if the bottles cost dol
lar. t&w-lw
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. s.
FIOCR-sprng extras 315 SGJ0
WHEAT-New, 1914.
CORN-No. ,, IS.
OATS-33 for No. Q.
MESS PORk-26.50.
BARLEY-l0. for No.2.
LARD-l51
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SOMETHING new.

vI'HE HALL TREADLE to be attached to
i any Sewing Machine. Takes but very little
strength to run. Always starts the right way; never
backwards. No starting or stopping the machine
with the hands. Call and see it in operation.
sepN.tU @. W. JONES. Aren't.
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New York Produce Market.

New YORK, Sept. g..
COTTON-sales GAL bales: mid uplands 1919
FLOuR-state 415 $50; round hoop OHIO $40 s620 /;
western 4.5aG05; southern 525aSe0.
WHEAT-saies Sc 900 bu; No. spring ll5aIIs
No. > do l0l sl02; winter red and amber western.
1859 1923.
CORN-new mixed western, 79Sso; old do. 100
in store
OATS-state 1880; western 45a45
PORK-mess 26.I0; prime, % 90.
LARD--steani, III kettle, l1i4.
BCTTER-Ohio, aoa29; state, "a $40.
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Homeopathic.
r. r. WILLIAMS, M. D.
Office 81 Water street, tup stairs
GARDINER, ME.
Office Hours from to p. M. sep9- If
Notice.

FNHE Commissioners of Investigation, appointed
4 under Resolves OF March "a, 1870 having eX-
amned, under oath, the officers of some hundred
towns who purchased credits which We're allowed
by the state and general governments on their
quotas, under calls of 1864 hereby give notice that
the vendors of said credits may appear, be heard
and examined touching all matters in relation to
the sales thereof, before the Commits soners at
The State House in Augusta,
On September "a, 1870,
and daily thereafter, Sundays excepted, at eleven
of the clock A. NJ, till the Investigation is closed.
A. SANBORN, : Commissioners.
Augusta, Sept, 1870. scptS t&wlw
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Wealluded recently to sea shell being found
deposited in Cushnoc heights. The strata
containing thousands of shells of that branch
of the animal kingdom termed molluscs by
biologists, lies from one to eight feet below
the surface, and from sixty to one hundred
feet above the bed of the river, at a dip of
about thirty degrees, and these shells when
brought to the surface appear quite perfect,
but soon crumble by exposure to the atmos-
phere. These animals are among the first in
habitants of this globe, and consequently may
date back to the Silurian period, which
cannot be measured by years but by epochs.
We have often made the inquiry why We found
only half-grown shells, and so down to the
size of pea, but could only answer that the
earth might be undergoing rapid volcanic
changes, which had entombed them soon after
the bed was formed. Perhaps some scientific
gentleman can tell us when Cushnoc heights
were the boundaries of old ocean.
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4 S my wife, Mary J.. Gross, has LEFT my bed and
"A board without prov vocation, hereby forbid all
persons from harboiing her or trusting her in my
name, as shall pay no debts contracted by her.
a. {. CROSS.
National Asylum, Sept :, 1870. sep9-I3t*
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dred pounds, and the steamship company has
signed through bills of landing at So per hun
dred for the same class of freight. SO active
Is the competition that freight can be sent
cheaper from New York to San Francisco
than from Chicago or Omaha ~ a.tsgf
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Our merchants and manufacturers should
make q special effort to exhibit their wares
and the products of their industry at the State
Fair. Available room will be furnished with
out expense to the exhibitors, where the arti-
Giles exhibited may be displayed to good adj
vantage and according to the best taste.
Business men of Portland last year saw their
interest to lie in the direction of large contri-
buttons to the fair. A newspaper is good
advertising medium, but it must have a large
circulation to meet the eyes of SO many people
in single week as will be attracted here dur
ing the days OF the fair, to examine with
critical eye all the products of skill and in
dustry which will be placed in the State
House. We trust our merchants and me-
chanics will be liberal contributors.
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Fresh Medicinal Herbs "a great variety
may be found at Partridges Drug Store.
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I HAVE Musical Instruments from the several
1 beet Manufacturers OF New England, and will
sell them at the very lowest figures for cash part
cash down and the rest in Monthly or Quarterly
payments. VIII take any secondhand instruments
in exchange VIII rent instruments and let all rent
paid go towards the purchase of the same OF any
other instrument Will send instruments to any
part Of the State trial For full particulars Price
List, etc. send to me for copy of the Musical
Monitor, which will be sent free to any address
giving in to those who wish NICE handy Perpetual
Calendar. Address
r. M. MANSUR,
3w31. Augusta Maine
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Mass. Institute of Technology

LNNTRANCE EXAMINATION THURSpAY. SEPTEM-
IL RER -. For Cat ilogues, apply To PROFESSOR
SAMUEL kNEELAND, Boston, Mass. sep1-eodyt
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SEDAN. via. BRUSSELS, Sept. s.

A fatal epidemic is raging among the troops
around Sedan. The victims include the SOL
diers of both the French and German armies
The sufterings from the ravages of the scourge
is intense and aggravated The complaint
has assumed contagious form, and finds new
victims daily. 1t is Of the nature OF the dys-
entary.
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AXIS, Cept' Q.
1t is contemplated to appoint as Ambassa-
doris to London, Vienna and Berlin active
members of the party of the left.
No call for universal suffrage will be made
until the war is over. This seems to be the
sentiment of Paris Journals.
Intelligence has been received that the
French Ambassador to Constantinople has re-
signed.
The French Yacht Club has given half a
million francs for the wounded in the French
army.
Special to the Times:
The death of Gen. Mcmahon is regarded as
a National calamity.
Marshal Carronbert was wounded.
The circular of Jules Fayre to the foreign
diplomatic agents shows evidence of design
to treat with the enemy.
The remnants of McMahon's corps are
pouring into Paris.
The Journals have reports of horrible
cruelties practiced by the advancing Prus-
SLAMS. who, it is said, shoot women on the
roadside. r..
Great crowds of Garde Mobile, and citizens
CARRYING French and American flags made
demonstrations before American legation to-
day of gratitude for recognition of French
Republic by the United States. The letter of
Mr.. Washburn to Jules Favre, gives great sat
istaction. People seemed persuaded that the
American government will interfere in favor
of peace.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19
Ice Cream. Saloon.

Bel her feet sinasheisnfu parntrn Sabrts,sit
smpfsblt llnisrsetGnsftr fstnsn fiibItnben See
Cream unb iprubrnbts SOba @alItr ba bieir
@rtifsI allen anbsrn ais GrfriiGuns SUrsusiebsn
fHe. a iisl ST Gbas. Grppp, iDtt
5mt70 ~ N Ii. 2ll eadapanna glpenus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19
3 10 cites 3 Il d.
Grfes aapiteI.

Guf sinrm Der GusIaufsr Der autsbe.
nsbsrst, bort i'm n6rbIihsn alabama, mo
btsislbsn aufanssn, iiG allmdbIi& ju Der.
fla6sn, tanb In Mai bss Sabrss 1868
sin Mann, wsI&sn Der etfsr BEL ssnausr
SsFhtisune ais eintn alten 9ttannten
srttnnsa pirb. Die @r6bs, bas ssbraunts
@tf6t bas tIsins abtr sutbmatbiee
blibsnbs auss, Der @nius - allss bi.lts
sstSrt tsin.m gnbsrn on, ale unIerm
Grsunbt Deter Saufbsr, bem 5auIirer,
wtl4sr ausenf&sinIi& In ausituns 1ei-
mes @sf6dftss bssriftn III. gGlsin pettr
mub trob Der 9risesssitsn sDransslcm.
men fein tn fstusm 5anbeI, tenn Der
Rstfrfad bon friitsr ~ psrfGwunbsn unb
an fsins Stslls Rnb 3ipti erobt IanisI-
tai&sn sstrttsn, trtf&e gu btitsn S.ittn
stnss srUbsn trdftissn @aulitI.rs Der.
unter bdnssn. Na@ tsr @r5ee unb
S&wers bieisr Saf&sn ju urtt.iIen, mfI
fen bic germ5ssnspsrtdltnifIt brs gtbIars
fi4 san1 sinais stRaltst tabsn. unb tn
fsr Stat Iastrt auf ftinsm QntIib Elm
ausbrud Der 3ufrisbtnbtit, psl&er Be.
psif, bnb sr ttintspsss srUtlt NIT f.inem
S&tdfaIt. etuts. tpsIGt, tpis ptter Sau.
fGtr, bdufs aIIsin Fnb, trstbsn R& nt&t
fsIisn Der @swobnbsit, In Der Gtnfamtsit
ibre @sbanfsu Iaut nusjuiprt&tn, b. g.,
NIT ii& fslttr sa fprt&tn. 90 aud
Grsunb ptisr. gIs sr 70 ba ffanb auf btm
BsrspOriprunss, Dor fi6 bas bsrrli&e
8luettal bee SsnnsHss NIT IsintH D5r.
fern uub @Iuutassn, RaIhfrn unb Sci.
bern, StrastH unb Baden. fasts sr balls
laut:
uGnbli& feb Id bid sritber, bu S@au.
plas Sisltr Srtuttn unb @enhfTe, mo-
bic Srsuubf6aft unb 9beiInabme bttTer
Stra&tst'n, untsrbrhdttn @ase mir mon&
NAL ben Manssl Der 8lutperwanSIGoft
srisbt bat. s9nrum babe Id DID i.mols
psrlaHen, fritbIt&ss Stal, UNI ettl.u
Banf&tn na&,utrttbrn. gitsIn2 W.in
ba tbdts Id ibusn linrt@t, ibm wie ibr
aHb Der Shutter aud. Strs SrsunbI&aft
wsnisfsns 10 unsissnnibis; fIt Esnnsn
In mir nur ben drmsn 5nnflrsr uHb Mot
ben wliuiOndr. Dafir fVI ibnsn aud itr
eubn pfrbeH suF rs@tfn 5sit, unb bod
Peter ssftb 60 Hur, Du far&ttR DID
im @runbt SOr btr anfiISruHG ptI&t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19
faor.t.sana RON ssr srasn esits.)

C6ortieSuae ppn her srfitn SftftJ
Quf6rudt ssfaet tpsrbsu. @uf bic 9ta@t
folats eer Wcrssn anO init ibm fam Sts
Stunbe bss abf&tshs. eliie bsfanb TIN
wie cine 9slbin. Gin lsBter Sub, Elm
Mpieu unp Der aieblins itrss 5sr1sns mar
psrI&wunOsn. Grf ais sr fort mar,
iiberlise Rtt bas Iap&sn ibrsm S&msrSs,
une bic SHUTTER, rsl&s bic msni&Ii&e Na'
tur tannts, Iis6 Fs sspdbren cent stnsn
Serlu& bts Sr5fsns ;u MAIDEN. erit
als Glils F& aussswsint bate, fpra@
Grau 85nis ermutbtsenbt @crtt, mites
auf ben @snub bss Fsibisen 8risfws&isls
unb bic 5oTnuns bss balptsen @tsbsris'
tsns unb bate bic Ssfriebtsuns 3u it,
ben, mis Der anfduslite letbeni&aftlt&e
S&msr3 baIb ben gbarattsr Der ffiusn
unb enbli& fr5bliGsn Grssbuns annabm.
Sect fiibrten bis Damsn enbli& au9 aus,
mas fe lanse bsidloden battsn, ben um'
aug aus Der isbisen sBcRnun8 tn etn
5aus, reldtts In elmer Der 8urtdbte pitts'
burss lag. Dor Der llebsrlisbluns maG'
ten fe nod ttnen msbrip5Hentli&tn BE,
fuh Bel Greunten I'm 9anbe unb ais ne
tnbIi@ In bic nrut 9sbaufuns tratsu unb
mebrtre 8risfe SUrfanbsn, NIT tinem Don
Grnf, bu fCnnte GIiit iubslu unb tanien
unb bann nisberfbsn unp ben Srisf irpbl
,pan,ismal bintsrttnanbtr bur6lsitn, ba-
init fe ia ttinsm guntt bshtlbsn In ibrer
antpcrt ibsrfdbs.
gSir D.rlafsn Fe isbt zine sritlans, UNI
nod stnmal mad Der alien Opbnuns ;us
rad,utebrsu. Du6 esbtn mir nitt ins
Sorptrbaus. Dur& bas tlsine @de&sn
ssbt infer Bss binauf In bas 3tmmsr
Der l&Snen 2t,,Y. Wsl&t 8srdnberuns
III Bier pcrsssanssn In turSsr 3sit! Die
NSbsln fnb psrf&wunbsn, bic 8stten
Ssrfauft. @On al Der armli&tn 5abe IN
nt&ts ssblitbsn, aIs sin ilsinsr RsiietcFsr
unb 3Tst Saifen, psl&e bte @stst une
bic @uitarrs sntbalisn. Sn tsm 3tmmsr
Fno 9issp unb ibr Batter I'm RsiItan,uae
uuc nod ein Wann, elm @rbeittr, trtl6sr
auf ei5,ps @sbsie bas @spdd auf feline
SHultsr label.
oScmm, Batter" fast bas Ndb&sn
tsbt unb pirft ttntn lebtsn pisllas,nben
Bid bur6 bas @tma&. @n ibrsr 5anb
ftsist Der alte Nann bic ifeils Srsppe bin.
untsr uno errsitt bic Siraes. Dprt em,
pfanst elm erprsewassn bas paar unp
isin @spdd upb brinst iis RAID mad BEN
Depot NO fs in sinsn S&ntl,us ftissn,
her sbsn abfabrsn will. Die @lpdt ldu,
tel, bic ereemptipt pftift unb lansIam
fsbt fi& bsr 9us In Bswssuns. aus si.
mem 8snftr f6aut bas ssbantsnSUut Gnt.
lis fsr armsn Sdnssrtn; ffs l&aut nod
stnmaI auf bic Stubt, mo lie trsnis Slid
unb ptsl Summsr srIsbt BOT. SIMMER
f4ntaer punt bic 9cepmotiSe, ssbt bsr
3us bic sr in Der rauGisen atmUGpbdre
psrf@wunrsn III. @Ubin fibrt er bas
sinIams Uaars
unb wirF mas botsn mir jsbt In Der
StaSt bss Raudss ,u tbun2 Die Yerfcr
men, rsI&s uns tntsrsfFrtsu, babsn iis
psrIaRsn; barum pOIIsn mir far's Grfis
elm SIsi&ss tbun unb uns In nnbtrs @s.
ssnben, in aubsrs Glimns Ssritbsn, In
Der 5pfnuns, bic Spurtn bsrsr wisbsr
aufsufintsp, tpsI&e MIR Bic isbt bssIetttt
babsn auf ibrrm asbsnswsss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19
Reipnhere NSnthricht.

giaGri&t trtrb btermit essstsn. bab ber Inter
3eibntte, ,,gerferiiser unb 8erfGufer BON Wi>
nsralpalier uub lUnftisen @etrGnfen in 5laI6sn,"
sint 2ilfs bar ppn ibm eebrauhten 6laIden in
Der Mmtslmte hes Staatsfefret6r5 BON penuisI-
sanien bsppnirt bat, unp geeen irsrnb zine per-
lcn cter peripnen, Der 70 beseitnete 6laihen nit
WineralpalIer cber irseno eintm nnberen @e-
trGnfe fiiIt pbsr ie fault serfnuft pbsr niif irs
arne cine glrt bamit banbslt, pber lIe bsnust UNI
Obj rarin 3u balten pber Su irgenb rineni 3weds,
pirb sslrBliG Ssrfabren iperesn.
Griebr. S9raber
uaHs Srantpn, pa.
Wlan beaGtt na6Rsbsnbsn @eieserlae:
,,Gs pirb hermit als unssIeBIi6 erflart fir
irssnb pel6e ptrion pper prripnrn, cbne Gr-
lanbnie trS Giesntbiimers ir9enb 10 beSei9nets
IlaIhen nit Winsralipalifr pber Ipnlfi9em Sc
trdnfs su fiillen ;u Ssrtaufen, ;u Sersrben, gu
faufsn, peer eamit 3u baneeln ipsnn lOl6f Sla-
f6e nibt Rom rfdtrn Gisentbiimsr eefauft triro ;
tne irgsnb Semanb, str lId 70 psrsebt II baIt'
bar fir cine Strafe BON fiinfSis Gents fur iehr
lpl6e 8lai6e, 70 sefiillt pber Derfauft srtrautt,
Serstbtn, esfauft pesr bamit ssbanbelt, fur has
srfe gerssbeu unb flint Declare fir iebes weiterr
8erseben, su erlausen Dor irgene einem Gloers
mann pbsr 5risbrnsri6ter, pis Srnfsu seisBIit
gu trlanssn iinb fir ben Staat." 24f7ti
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Germania Halle.

Ginem ptrsbrie1 pubIifum bic erssbeut IN
;eiet, bag ptises, nabs etm Depot selfsrne ecfd
rsu eineerihttt uue ttbeutsnb pfrIhpnfrt wcreen
4 unb nnter Der esituns bes llnterseihnfttn BEN
ter befaunt semadbf.
Das aussejei1nsts ,.Sr&flfricn" unh cine
hurhgreifence BtntiIatieH ma6rn hieise tpia
;n bfm anernebmaen 2uffHtbaltsert IN Der
Staht. Q0tnN Sebn 3ftelfr.
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ScrGintOll S0ms,
Ntctpr 2c6, Gtssntbiimsr.

TirIes faBne unb btaHtms Sptrl, ssrate benz
Deppt arseniibtr stItgtr, IN felt teni l. spril In
ben SsfB ppn Birtpr Sod iibtrSreansen, wtl1er
talIebe rur6 unb burd renooirt bat. DPit benz
Spiel II cine RsifauIatiOn fir Damen unb Der
rsu Mrbunben, no frarmf unb faIte Speiien ;u
isber Saars,eit fersirt tpereen.
Our MerempbatiOn fir Rrilenbs 1T Elm lhGnts
9elaimmsr unb Elm 8illarblaal Omit pisr pbsa-
lon 9iliarbs) eineerihtet prrben.
Die bisberisen 8unben hes Spttls un6 eas
btutife publifHm linb ;u ;ablrfidtm Sefu6e
frtunelitf sinetlaetn unb merbtn In BEN ttSt-
gen Gissntbiimer ftnrn bSHi9eu unb 3uSprfpm-
ntthtsn @afwirtb fnbsn.
7ap70 y 8tetor Sod, prcp'r.
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gtiefelm u. Sbmbe!
Oapis nmb 6olSfmitb,

" 2i5 Penn MDtnuE5IaAl- NJ
erIaubsn Iit bisrmit einsm Ssrsbrtsn pubIifuul
ausu,siasn, ba6 fs lOeben Gin neuts Stiefslu-
unh ShubstIbGft am rbiesn plaBt erBHutt ba.
ben, une Iabeu Greunhe iiite 9tiannts gu SabI-
rtidtm Stfudbs rin.
Sbrs @adren fInb erff nsuIit 3u Der nieSris-
firm @plbprGmie eiustfauft, mas re in ben Stanb
feet 70 biIlis aIs irsenb Elm aHbsrss @sf9aft
Su serfaufen. ,as ...af-s+.4,.rr .g. d.
Serr 9. @primitb IN BEN pubIiIum I6pn
felt Idnssrer 3stt ais tntrsifttr @ff@6ftsmdHit
btfannt unb ntle aIrbeit unb &sparnturen per-
ben untsr ieinrr ipesislIen aufii&t aHesffrtiet
Stenimt unb iibtraeuet Gu6. la. b ii q "a.
5mi70 "a. Davis u. @pIhimitb. q
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ermdf1i9ten NaiTaSepreifen.
Der rcnfprtastl siustriGtste tiItrns siprb-
bsutf&s S&raubeubampfer alE .7.
SmiSt, gapt. @. SHpeers, ).
pirb Gnss Mai bon Nsp-yort ua& Bremen srps-
brit ptrben. ss-.,- --, r.a-f r..I..5
paffa8eprttft: no ,r3
BON Nstp-gJorf; Gras Rajiisu $75 @ols.
3hilhrnhtd 20 y
abfabrt RON 9rtmfii Ghte 9uni. ~
grIfe aafits 8 65 @oIb.
..- p 9psite }, sIat1 Sc . g..
3pil6enbed 32a n
g8eetn Graht unb paHase tpsnet man fi6 an
gBm. 8, aitfeL in SerantpI
ptn an 5nttm
SbisIs, Rot3 L Co.,
2 5anpptr Square, SanCStr 8uiIoins,-H. y.
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Nefannfnacbmlla

@at hisitnissn Dsutfdsn, tctIGe auf bem
beuti6en presbptsrianifhen StrdbSfe eHtirrter
siusslnr GjrGber cher 9eerbieunesPlise fur 6a>
nilisn piinI6en, fRb eTiu6t, fh an ben Inter
Stihnrrn su penben, iptIdr jsbe ndbtrt gIiis-
funft iibsr preilr, Gage u (. 10. ttrtitpifis Ct.
tbsilt. Gbas. Gbrbarbt
21ap3m .5ua aH1L = fl. gSaE6.
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vMnmiIOit SOtcl, q
6. e. Sattsnbsrs4 Gissutby

2fr ii bdIbi Na.g
5itfssn unb auspGrtistn GrMnsrn bic srSr>
brnr anIsiss, bnb pbisss pottl i'm bsitn Siple
rineeridtft unb nit alien mobeTnen 8erbenfrnn-
aeH perIrbfns III. Htiitnbe finbtn balsIbIt CUTE
Serberse. Gin GROCER Saal fir Bale un6 Gr-
fur pferee ldbt ui4ts 90 pinf3tn iibris. 1a.
28ap70l .ai.ii g. 6. Bdttenberg.
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v9GtI0nltiC 0Ctrtc1t"

IL aud fir tisfes 9dtr nit neutn @trbsferun-
gen aiessfatttt p0resu une nit alien Bsensni-
IibFeiten, Til9en, 9Gnfen, f6attieen Sanbfn u.
(. 10. rerltheH. Der Gigentbiimfr tpiro aubsretm
baftir lorsFH bag es nie an nntsrbalmug ttplt
unS Ieb ttifrrben, Irinen @arfen su eintm dner-
nebnten aufentbat fir glae ~ MAIDEN, pelte
I'D scn ben N1ibrn ber Wode bel einsm lbGu-
menben 5ranf ausruben uub unterbalten ppaen.
3ablrsi6sm Stiu&s sntstesnisRfne, ittRntt
2tap70 bse Q. eoGeF,
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@er bat alte Gente?

Sir amniIduilde aIts Gentr bon ben Sabr-
sdnssn 1892, 1893, 1899, 1904, 1909 unb 1916
psrssn CUTE prtils ts3abit. @bsnlp fir babe
Gents eetptHer Sdbrs6nst.
gBsr TOIte bsfBt mtIbe lI& tn bsr Srpsbittun
bieIes 8lattes. 3t8
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sSiQiamt NS0fer's
8einn.QiqaOrsOei6ift.

@aiu Str6Bs Ssst PART
S6It auf gOrratb, i'm @rpesu unb lfIsiusn,
alf In feiu Sad sini6laeeubtn @rtifel, Otpie has
brffr Birr tn Sybe parf, falte Sprilrn unb
Spsters, sUtl9e auf bas Gttufs jutsrettet tptr-
ben.
Grsunbe unb 8tinbe, 70 aud 9sfannts psr>
fhtrs Id, bab fis tintn fstnsn gprratb unb ale
bsnfbaFe Stausmlihfrtt BET mir fuhtu. ID.
@tIIfam 8afeL
f0mi 1.li a.n arpprietpr.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-15

The inquest on Ada Jones, found mnr-
dered at Memphis on Sunday. was resumed
on Monday morning. When Van Roberts
her friend and accused murderer, was
brought Into the room, he was much excite d
and stopped down and kissed her corpse. -
The jury returned verdict that "Deceased
same 10 her death from pistol shots st the
hands OF Roberts, whose pistol was found
near ber.' J. H. Savage and Pat Sullivan
were committed as accomplices. Roberts
resides six miles from Memphis, and has a
wife and three children.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-15

SENSIBLE BOr.-.The other day chap
tied haudsled to the rear eud of the last
car of railroad train on the Cross Cut
Road, at Mayville, placed bis trunk on the
same, and himself on the top OF the trunk
After a journey of twenty rods he picked
himself up in an adjoining field, the con-
tents Of his trunk from off the tops of barns
and trees, and remarked, "durued if
hadn't rather foot Il any time than travel on
these pesky keers"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-15

II. S. Simmons is at present receiving q
large and varied assortment Of holiday
goods, both useful and ornamental. 1t Is
worth ones while to drop into his store
and take a look at his exteusivs stock Mr..
s. will please accept our thanks for tho gift
Of.one of Leroy W. Fslrchild's elegant gold
pens and holders, Tor which he is the agent.
1t is the finest gold pen in the market, and
should be used by every business man. Call
in to Simmons ard examine his lock.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-15

A Cedar Falls bridegroom ate too liberal.
ly at his wedding supper, and bad bis sleep
disturbed by q oisht-mare. He drean
tqat he was chained 20 log placed on a
railway track. He tugged and pulled and
twisted to free himself before the train sp-
preached, but was unsuccessful until the
train dashed up when BIO was Hfted up by
the sow.catcher, and awoLe to Gnd himself
lying on the floor; bis wife standing over
him brandlshing chair and demanding to
know why be had pulled her out OF bed by
the leg.