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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07


Tho picnic Of 0ur Roman CaDbo,ie
brethren I'm Tie grounds Of hcir parish
priest, Rev. H. J. Galnoy, on ,be lasI
Tuesday 10 August, wat largely attended
81 visitor from a5ga q %, well d, Our
own citizens. THE place aruieHaiumeu.
j. az picturesque and welt adapted 10 sael
l5.Gu. lcs as &c IS possible for itto be. A
bcmauBy wooded bin with at varieties
81 sunny open Slopes dark gaviles, aud
Lowell plateau The parsonage la, been
very mach improved undor Use tasteful
supervision ol iss pggeeui occupants; 81
Bias been painted a 8l shaau ol brown
which larmoui1es wei with DIE gtecn
fees enid vines which ombowgr IL. a
charming Uul1 i3uaiatn rakIes and
jlip. ia hs basiuat oue side ofue house.
aHa long borders of b5iellhue5 flowers
4 ll.ylt ult tUc Wtll 6ept walks and drives
! faFly Do tAt morning The cheerful multi
Z ina heeau 10 assemble, ana pgo4lt
feftit wu4 tasee. Thay came .Bgly and
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

OWing e the break 10 The railroad
w York papers of Wednesday did not
rive hers until Friday night Of last
ok
More grading aad walk laying have
proved the appearance of the grounds
ound the new church.
Farmers having anything to selI
onld advertise Ia tao JuuRNAL AZ 10
mis- Per linr.
Rev T. $ Pratt win please accept our
anks for a copy OF tie JorHSu for
ladary 10, 1884,
Go and hear Whi,mofe q Clark's
lnsfcls 10 night There j. 10 better
oole travelling
-Col. NJ 5. Coibufn, Robert Ames
: N party Killed iIyg locr during their re-
ut ten days tip 10 tho Adirondack &c
%.
VIII tha select men leave tie bridge
e. tie brook near 6 = Munsou's
,usc il III present condition till The
Wn has to nay heavy damages, Of viii
rs have it repaired nowl We shah see
Wmjmore aud Clarks Minstrel
roupe ato 'opiay q Music llall Tonight
acy nfe well spoken Of aud VIII nn-
oubicdly draw crowd out
"A party o. Young people FROM Ibis
llsge paid q visit 10 Wells last week.
bcy thiuk lisa tlne place 10 which 10
Aiie away g ie" days
Tbert wlll IL special meeting ol
kaoniam Chapter. II. A. NJ. ~ We'd
esdsy evening sept. 1904, Candidates
|slnb ba.o.ed iof. ana work ou two or
|lfca aeef
The rspesr, eft}e lails e45ra4 .lpr.
! III rtIty mont dlu3t afaw 4
ey rult h8g.e. T6fy smg several uiere.
cry we'll ana wilh pope cultivation
helf yei ,h Not bo cNaeiIci
~ eal aro oaf aclinapca .pls
sar. ". rs reminder tlHs week. Il
al of glr.c winged n,s.si ecfs should
chance ut tsaug aaoeent one.
see ~ otr.gae ,.flbe aken.
~ l u.,4l,,.s.,., i.,ise.,s IA,
az woes, potato ec which measure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

We learn that w. b. sheldon is
about leaving bone for the Albany Law
School Friend Sheldon has been study
ing law In your village for the past year,
oud bis 1iouds there VIII ut'jc with Us
iu wishing him all success at school, and
Lana extensive Practice when tue timo
comes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
MAI-LLNnlnnL.

The committee Of the Waliagfod
Graded school tIiuk they have been yerE
@Iuaatc in securing roe services Of az
experienced teacher, from New Hamp-
shire, Mr. Os S. Johnson. to al,c gen
al supervision 81 tIie school and teach
inibe higbo.i department. Hehas entered
poo Gle work Win manifest Nsl look
iu- iarwardto pefmaueuey The pom
l8r lha higher department bass beea dgted
ap with Roberts school furniture single
desks. The school opeued under iyor-
s6Ic auspices, MONDAY Sept llh w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

The road ou ihe hillncar 7 Wyman's
Mil Is in very bad order The recent
heavy rain have washed of ,uo gravel
and Ioittuc bare marble chips This road
should BE- rgpoired OF once as the dam
age TO carriages going over such place5 is
very great.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

LoeAa MARKET REBORN
rrum Steady &a charge best Is cculs
F9 rgua1
gaIsa tady New mak bsst quality n etc.
MsHH SyaaH Light calarca lli cts. nara
asitsd, 20 cents
IHuals Very plenty, Fatr sesa 50 cts
Qheg k.H3s. g ccutsplr tas.6l
Tu8Nu New So "a 5acis psr busbel
pwgp Argtls- -Ngv, 7geuts
Euas lseants PER do.au
o'Fs-yw ria,y 58 cents by ne lead.
Cons 70 osats peg laabcl. lly The car load
70 coats
LtRu- Home rendered, ii cents pof pound.
TALON elnts per pound
uNtnss H-mulat oui ii market. New, upt
e O9 PEE ba-hei
Cons Hat-stT5 par 100 pounds.
IuuAror- grash and Mica. 50 900 per busbel.
Alrp H.sy 50 H1ptr basaal. gi best as cts
perb shel.
prsHs- Best $3.50 per bufhcl.
HLgEErRuug re cts per quart,
BLAcbHLEums 10 gts. per quart,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

a match game o. base bail was play
el 9a friday ihe il inst, between sae
stare q Cambridge, aad lle Ethan AZ
lens ou nse grounds Of tie latter, near
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
HoaTu rffrusHrualL

IAn hfNies rain of The season fell
tbc ~ LlL The Little lIe3ac wa nearly
q. bigh as dariag llio great iiesLct 81
1863, nl8lc the bank oflhe llo0.ac were
euoelg oye.il0Wed. III 8 BHmmers
aat tom aie bridge o the slnge mili, "a
distance Of rods, were completely
overaowel Drniuga continuous shee, 90
water TIE l.iiGe lloosse bridge uas
rendered impa able r carriages TIE
east attainment was completely swept
away while thc west one was settled
three ieei Mf Russell Brimmer ias
tle nmberpag acI iar trestla under tie
bridge which VIII % placed a seou
possible. The Harlem Extension Is.
ccifc3 considerable damage
Mr Geofae BaDgoak. Section Agent
for tao T.6 q. road, met with an accident
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

willis crossing be l8.ue iloosas - lbe
evening oftls a1 iua Ilc Vas driving
With iWo yoarE .ailes who fortunately
utfc afaja 8 sfoa iA rrtr with lin
tus creased So ,He bridge Ceofer being
ssluslnteauth Ue torl drove iuo
r,ds t1o ,ov ubere zee water hal made
gully which ufset hls cari4go and
threw down hs horse iac sTit. 81 tlt
aaIe. hrougb, speedy assistance and
George was rescued fon BIS pgriioas
situation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

Mr. rhla lluFi commenced sending
bis mills b. y EaflmssoH Sept ST. We
ore shipping iom our station twelve
eH pgt daF uine g BurIaeau, sua
l.ule 90 Cummings. Baker q Cn.
Tao AHA on Wel8e3 a5 caused con.
siderable cNa.tgmgn, in This vicinity, and
lid mgch damago between here md
Centre Berlin washing om the railroad
Cog nearly ten Rods DO length and Thirty
feel deep. Is bias been rupajrad 80 that
LaIns ran over. LnL NlIN .lnMLN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

.
lloRsEs 10 LET
ed on arrival q trains, d at any hour II tho day
jon WORK rEANlSG
ho'po'''u'iy soi''eu'
N.noho.,or p.a,,.a s,.,,an
a.
NEW HARNESS AND TRBEK STORE
o,rosito uo Mi. nan
VpPo'''' wy $50
....... -
TEAM ,npyrss
.,.
'''' '''"' D',''' "''''',
i'Ah siS'lh nA's'@'
e,.,,,...
Tinon Uorsn ptanlota
Ear Tins and Flv Meta
r.t. TIT. c.t,.
lIuilhn, IIaNciihb Days anu oatonois'
'''iI nhIIEEs TRr, 33EEs i's s1i,RaIEeIps
-" . "0'7A INV '"'''' 80
a general assortment constantly on hand
Repairing Done at Short Notice
p,o,..o,,..a1, o,,...a-.,
Msnshostor Jply BE- 1871 aglyglo.
ram! u0pas.
LAGha, OLIVES Ahp COLLARS,
. PLAIN AND STRIPED NAINso0Ks,
/ ,trat5,ss r.arp rtsg, r,,yp,g
'''''' ''''-' ~ hi"'
we nave also i'lil i,9e q liamburg embroidery,
n,o fan ..o,,,oont ~
rlpos Handkerchief. Collar. 40.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
BERLrS

We have 10 record a disastrous food
which occurred Oh the Goth Of August.
Many bridges were weptaway aud much
damage was done 70 om. hilly roads. We
estimate the damage toroads and bridges
at three thousand dollar. fl town. The
railroad was damaged to some extcnt al
s.. Tic trains did not ran for two DAYS.
we have very coolnights but no frost
vet. Corn needs two weeks Of warm
weather.
Our BAH PLAYERS have rcorgauizsd
and elected +, W Grccnman Capt aud
mc How ready to try titles with any club
in lois valley Taey played With tic
Hancock aad stephcmown club fcw
days ago and obtained victory.
fHFssF4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

Rev. L. a. Dunn, pastor Of the first
Baptist church, has accepted call to the
presidency OF college ia Iowa.
The New Hampton Institute opened
for its fail term on the 9th inst. Eighty
scholars are now in attendance and more
are expected.
Tine NJ. i. Church have installed a
their pastor, Rev. Walter Underwood
Rev. Mr., Eastman, ihoir former pastor
having accepted a situation a. teacher ii
one ofthe high schools Of this state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

N"-1I..1,o711 w IaIal. ), N.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

U Sunday Afternoon snd evening last, .
series Of very. interesting meetings were
h"id a. the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches 10 this place. under .:hs. susplses
Of the Young Mems Ctris,ian Association.
Speaking Of the reasons for. .ths boldipg si
the meeting, the Association Monthly says:
From year to year au ever growing number
Of our societies and Of the churches and
communities 10 their near ighborhood
have observed the. second Lord 's-day 10
November as,s season Of special prayer for
Gods blessing On the Young Mems Chris.
tisn Associations throughout The world -
We earnestly urge our members everywhere
to devout Observance Of The dsy.
The meeting at the Presbyterian Church
to The afternoon IVES largely attended, and
the exercises were Of . very interesting
character. .-.
10 the evening . Union Meeting was held
1t the N. L. Chuleh. The meeting wss
sddrs'srd by Revs. Patton and Sshodeld,
hy prayer, singing and other exercises by
different members Of the Association The
occasion will long b. remembered BY those
IN attendance.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

PARKER IrExs.--Ths new fire engine has
arrived at the Landiag. It has been tried
and ''squirts, water tip.top.
The new School House, Lswrsnesburg, 10
being rapidly pushed to completion.
At row ct Parker Q few nights ago, .
man was shot twice and robbed Of eighty dol.
Lars. Tas wounds will not prove fatal.
NJ. s. D. Ksras, Of Parksr's Landing rs-
Gently presented the "Dunc Ksrns Rifles" .
military company organized 10 Freeport, on
the 29th Of August last, and named for him,
with . ssgnlncsnt silk flag.
Four dollars per barrel delivered on the
cars, 10 the highe" price offered for oil in
Parker Dis.ric. Producers generally refuse
to sell at these figures.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

The material 10 On the ground, and work
commenced Oh the new oil weldon the Clar-
ou river, lees than mile above this bor-
ough. 1t 10 to be drilled through large
casing, and the work done BY experiences d
men. The Company Is composed principal
" ofOil City men, and a. they have sseur-
cd several tracts Of land, on reasonable terms
'bey intend tssting the territory thoroughly.
A second well will DO commenced soon.
We spent Monday and Tuesday last, visit.
ing The Petersburg oil field. Not having
been there since July, we would scarcely
have koown the place. The whole country
10 dotted With dsrricks, frsm Ksstings Fur
pacs, Oh Turkey Ron, to the Allegheny
Rivor, and honses and towns are spring ing
up, in ali quarters, - ifb, magic. Pior-
ssrs ere out 10 oil directions, endeavoring
70 lease or purchase land. A number Of
wslls ere sson to be put down at various
points iu.ths lower end Of Beaver township,
oil the way up 10 old Jensson Furnace, and
We noticed Dew dsrricks here and there,
from Petersburg elssr out to Salem. -Clsr.
ion Democrat.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

A Vermont paper says that among The
latest to throw away Christianity and elm.
brace Spiritualism was . certain Elder, who
lives not thousand miles from Waterford.
Vermont. The Elder bad q daughter who
struggled bard against the influence, but Gu.
ally gave up and became . writing medium.
One day, while wrestling hard with tae
spirit, she prayed that II spiritualiam was
Gods work i! might be manifested; If not
that the came OF is parent might 10 given.
lmagias her surprise on recovering from her
trance TO 6nd written 10 brief The Devil. ,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14
NOTES OF THE DAY.

A sentimental French youth usurped the
function Of Atropss, and ont the thread Of
bis lite with the acissors OF the lady who did
not requite bis love.
The action of tie colored people all over
tho country In regard to Chicago 10 very
eommsndsbls. They have subscribed liber.
ally for the sufferers
A Missouri .lady advertises for . person
who 10 10 tho habit Of ssruading her to stand
nearer the house, 90 that she can scald
him.
An lndisnsn tried to stop revolving bal.
ancs wheel OF . stationary engine, aud bs,
been turning double somsrssuIts ever
since.
Cen. Halleck i' very i'll At Louisville.
The Livoni' will soon b. y.cb. hom.
again.
Strssburs 10 sosn to have q German the
ater.
CAlifornia orchards are overburdsped with
fruit.
The next eontsst-bstws.u Mace and Co.
burn.
A Detroit prisoner smusss blmsslf WITH 4
tame rat.
The tTns sat Of power for F.sncs-tss
Plctlse.te.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

Among The incidents connected With the
calamity Of Chicago 10 that related BY the
Rev. Dr.. Thsnpsou, who WAS 10 attendance
upon the general convention Of the Episco-
pal church at Baltimore. On the morn ing
after the IRE, DR.. Thompson arose aud ask.
cd the convention to excuse bis further pres
encs at its sessiona Daty called him to
Chicago. Not only bis own church and par.
sonsge 10 that city, but the residence Of ev'
cry member Of bic parish bad boon consum-
ed BY nre. History affords no other To-
stance ofa church aad every member Of .
church rendered homeless n . sin
gle night.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

Our citizens wers very much shocked and
painsd this morning 70 learn Of tbe death
Of Mr. Edward Vaughn, supsrin,sndsu, Of
the Pearson Farm, which occurred st bis
sss'dsnes 90 that farm. shout 10 O'Clock las.
night Ar Vaughn visited Pittsburgh .
lew dsys since, and while there was exposed
TO and contracted that ,oaIhsoms disease,
the small pox, in its worst toim, aud alsho'
query attention possible was paid him dur
ing the short illuess be WAS subjected to, the
disease proved fatal. Mr.. v. was an hon.
orsbls, upright gentleman, sod good ci.i.
Leo. HE death will be sincerely mourned
by large circle Of friends and aoquaint-
sucrs. The afflicted family have the gym.
ps'hiss OF the entire community 10 their Sad
bereavement
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

The attention Of lovers Of "aserpully
lager bier, 10 called to the advertisement
Of the Opera House Saloon, of which Nsssrs
Swift & Voucher are the popular propris-
tors. They have recently ren.ted, remove.
ted, regulated and rejnvsuated tho saloon,
aud Il 10 now one Of the plsasan test rssol to
10 the oil regions. Their lager beer is sl.
ways eosl snd rsfrsshins; lunch good for
the hungry, and cigars nice and fragrant
just the thing to drive away dull care. The
friends aud patropHof Lou" and "Doc. "
will be welcomed whenever they call, and
can sins;.
'Old Mother Flauigsn,
Fill up the can again,
With little more lager bser,"
Aud ham sandwich and good cigar
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14
Gold st p. m.. lll]

The success Of the I've million loan to the
Asiaptic and TREAT Western Railroad Com.
psny, 10 cable item Of special interest," -
After an unfortunate history, and yet bav-
log demonstrated i.s importance 10 the rail.
way system Of the country, this road 10 like.
~ to take rAnk once more Of no mean
character. or the policy Of the new mana
gers nothing certain 10 known. ThsI,
character, sxpsfisaes. and Intelligence, how.
ever. justify US ln indulglng 10 considerable
exp'e'asios'-not quite 90 great psrhsps 90
those which Sir Morton Psto undertook to
inculcsts.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14
Public sale Of u Valuable
Tract of Land.

The valuable plantation known % "Ths
Hopewsll trset. "sitssted on the west side
Of, and adjoining the Allegheny river below
the mouth Of Scrubgrsss Creek. Scruherass
tow nship, Vsnsngo Co, Pc. will hs sold st
the Court House 10 the borough Of Frankliu,
at 10 lock q. N on Tuesday. tho 2st6
day o. smber. 1871. The tract contsins
about q Acles aud will be divided in.o
small lo - Q whole - purchssers
may dssN OF excellent quality vas ob.
tanned from .skelI struck on The prsmises
about six year. ago For further infnrma-
ton a" posters or sddreas. JACOB REED,
1923 RIVER Avenue, Allegheny, W ".
GREENLAND. Strattonviile, Clarion. Co..
J. SIMPSON AFRICA, Huntingdon, Pa.
nov 1927
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

Confession 10 evidence Of repentance.
Some sinners confess to their rr:sst; Others
TO their wives; In either case 1t 10 90 svi.
dencs OF reform, and 10 commendable. Eve.
~ time you sin, Titusvills Cour.
II confession 10 good for the sonl," It
must b pretty near time for the editor of
the Courier to commepcs the work Of rsfor.
nation BY coniessing bis sins.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

a lady friend writing from Salem, Ore
son, says there 10 10 IN abundance of the
dne's and largest cherries, apples, peaches,
plnm' and sprieo.a No wormy hui. there.
The curoulio 10 not known. The sky ia very
clear the cir, though the Thermometer 10 up
to eighty dvs or ninty degrees, 10 10. opprss.
'iv'ly hot - In Michigan. She has put
Clothes on the grass at evening and in tb.
morning they were dry. Flowers OF great
beauty are found wild.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

There 10 . "lother in Israel" living 10
Niles, Michigan, who 10 one hundred and
nine ysArs old. In . recent love feast she
declared bat shs had enjoyed religion lone
hundred years, and for that same period
bad been member OF the Methodist church,
1t 10 probable that she 10 the oldest church
member Of any denomination 10 the world,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

Stephen Pearl Andrews says: ..Tbs ab-
solutoid aud abstractoid element ntismus Of bs
loR echoes or rsappsa" BY analogy within
the rslatoid and couerstoid elabraisnusu
Ysas! Petroleum Centre bad . vivid iIIus-
tration ofthis very idea last Thursdsy night.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

"Vid'," whose correspondence hss been
the death Of several papers 10 this section,
70 now The principal editor Of the Citizen, a.
Fsaoklln. The early demise Of that paper
@'y 10 couhdsosIy looked fOr.--lOil City
Register.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

Rev. j. mes Dunn, pastor OF the Catholic
Society of this place. returned home yester.
day after brief visit TO b 10 homo 10 Bslti-
more. The Rev. gentleman 10 very much
improved 10 health and spirita
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Tho Chinese now favor their opium with
Hne-cut tobacco.
The blrst abode yclept Oswego has never
had base ball club.
The Missouri Republican is still active In
supporting the passive policy.
Tho Mayor Of St. Louis ssys tho citizen
shan't erect any more 'shsnties."
The Vienna lady orchestra thought bss'
10 quarrel and dis-band at Milwaukee.
Au affectiosate Kansas City negrsss pat
ted Ger husbands shoulder with . razsr
A New Orleans ball club 10 named the
II. Z. Lee"
A Detroit man concluded to live sfter
.tabbing himself successfully seven timss.
A shihlsss Washington iuebriats WAS rob-
bed Of bic coat, vest, bat boots and shirts.
That Jamaica child eater clearly had .
large maw-gsge 90 the human family. IL Boz
ton Post.
1t 10 proposed to secure the services Of
policemen TO preserve order 10 Grimm Ca.
sunday schools.
Tho Memphis Appeal ailudes to Foot Of
Tennessee, - "SesquipsdAliAa Hsury s.
Pedslextrrmity."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

Simmons, the druggist, Is opening cut q
large stock Of elegant fancy goads and tol.
let srtiolea
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House For Sale.

A desirsble residence located on Boyd
farm. With all convsniences for good sized
family, for sale cbeap. Good water 10 The
hous'. Enquire Of
,. J. HANNA
Petroleum Centre, oct 30.lm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-14

Nsw WsLL.-A new we'll Was struck on
the Cornsn 4 Beers farm, on Wednesday
iass' which u yielding between three and
four barrels Per day. Owned by Asssrs.
Corner 4 BeeIs.