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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12
Die 8pti6aft

| ees @%ouperneurs, pelhe mir in elmer Ieb,
ousfubrlt9en Synoplis, Zen erlten Spell
perleIben in wort9etreuer uebellebun9
uuleren 2elern Dor9eleet baden, 1T Elm
lebr polumin5les Document peldes pielf
Details entbdlt> welde in her &s9e! nut.
In ben Sabre5teri@ten Der @eamten Be,
efnSelnen Departments anSutrefen f1np,
Nus Der Botldaft e1ieben nil, ba6 BIZ
Ginan3en oe6 @taatee f@ tn elmer Ieb,
oelunoen Sage befnecn.
Die 6taat5 Ginnohmen aus allen
4ueQen mdbrenb bes lssten Sabres be-
truaen $732,069.O1 urp Die Museaben
$595,905.01, 10 ba6 oa 80. Nop. 1870
Gem @@luB ees TisfaIjobres, cine Bie
Lana pom $136>164.0O IN &a6e sers
b(ieb.
Oil funbtrte Gtaatss S9ulo betras>
1926 503.14.
Das teuerbare @iseutbum I'm Staats
fit 1870 tit auf $85. 406>377 abeez
iddBt.
Die &epenuer fir po5 Iauf enpe Sab,
wercen ouf $487>687.76 peranldlae>
unp pie Nusaaben auf 5000, 676.48.
NuBer jeneu laufenren Muesaben perz
lan9en bic Gtaatsz Sr.eutclt, Taubtum>
mem Sn0itut. Neform(6ule unp Staat6s
@efdnenib fir 8au;wsde cine @umms
BON $239>000, fir wrlhe bBdE tens aue
ben r~eouldren &epenuea $4,000 Be-
}9aft wereen f6nnen.
I'm rtelem Dilemma ab;ubelfen, i1eQ1
Der @ouDerneur folAence ctei Yropof tito
men GinteQun9 aller meiteren 1fentlt=
den Bauten, 8el6affun9 Ser notbwenoi:
gen GonoS fir @oQencung ofeler Bauter
burb Sc eueruno ODER Grtpeiterune Re,
fol (itutienellen Ginidrdntuuoen, 70 BAT
Die erforperli@en TpnpS bur@ cine weie
tsre Mnleibe belaaft tperoen f6nnen.
@ir o(auben, BE @erwaltunasbeb1rs
ben jener @taat8zS nlitute louten I@ Il
Ytel eS trgeno an9ebt, nit ben oprbonbe.
men &dumit@tetten nod etni9e 3ett BE-
belfen, unb penr, bies nidt mebr itatt:
Daft it, Sieben wir je%penfal6 cine @nleib,
Der 8eteuerun9 Dor.
Der p%ern,anente S@ulfono bate an
80. goo. leBten Sabre8 cine 9Sbe Dor
$2,476,222.19 CREDIT pel@er in 3inler
traaenoen @ertbpapteren an8eleet 1T.
&u6 benz ELECTROMAGNETIC oe6 Staatss
SefletdrS 9ebt bernor, paB 1T 1865
1,611,594 older 2anp, uno in 1870
1,833,671 older urter &ultur tparen.
@dbrenb in 1869 tm@taate 1921,
968 8ulbel @et3tn p~robu3irt rpuroen
tpirb bic Grnte upn. 1870 rur auf Il
Miuionen 8u@bel ab8el@dbt.
Der @taat befbt 1,083,500 Side,
@umpf dnbereten, Don penen $685.
Nder wdbrerb bes per8angene1 Sabrel
benz @taate bur@ ben General Surpeyp,
3u9etpieltn purbeu.
8ts Gnbe l.btsn Sabres erbielten 81
l%tnbabnen in Staate, rpelde III 2anp:
lf@entunstn bert@tist Fnb, Btfburtunpe,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12
9onneQD'8 lette ,,9boD".

Gam Mayau bate NIT pieler Mdbe
am lebten DpnnerRae Nbenb in Snser>
{ous 6aQe un9efdbr $50 Yerlpneu, metz
items Dempftaten> ;ulammen9etrommelt,
UNI Die 70 oft aneetlnoiste Gtienbabns
Mntimonoppl>@ erlammlun9 %obiubalten.
@ir BADEN 1@on frlber carauf binses
pielen> ,pie nublr8 IS 1T, cine an uno fit
f9 quite unp lobenswertbe @a@e in
(9ledten 6dncen gu pt7en.
Donnely uno fem traurieer Anbana,
beltebenb aus einieen fplIlen Demofraten
uno un3ufriepenen republifanil9en Aem>
teridoern Don her S6ule ce6 fletnen S9>
aattus> beniiBten pie Mntimpnopol~ Trage
nut, UNI pplitii4es capital fir lelb0ll@z
tiee 3mede parau6 ;u l9mtepen uno ben
rep. @autu6 fit Nominatton zines Gam
picaten fir 8unbe6lenator wpmS9lt4 su
beetnFu0en.
Die{es Man5per 1T ibnen jepp@ bof<
nunselo6 p%erun9lidt unp @iuiam @tn>
bonn rpurre NIT in ppliti9en parteten
fat niemalS baeewelener Gtni9feit obne
Sppol tton npmtntrt.
Grmdbnt m5se bier nod lein, pab piele
Mntimpnpppl>B ewe9una t~eine6wesS III
rem l1rlpruns germ DonneQy gu peroanz
fen batte, wel9er ii@ rerlelben erit bemd@z
tiste, al6 er als Bretbanpel6> @anotpat
fir @on9re6 IN Der leeten @abl 9el4laz
gen tporpen tpar.
Die republ. Ylatform in ber letten
Woblz @ampasne eutbielt terettS etne
Mntimonupol>& eiolutton. Coup. Nufin
pirmet einen 0rpben Spell feiner Sabre8>
Bptl9aft pieler Graee uno befdmpft in
enereilder Beiie ras @%ilenbabn~ Monoz
pol.
Mu9 brau9en mir aur in elmer ancs>
rem Spalte auf bic ron 9errn @tnppm
In {einer @eoe nieoeroeleeten Ylatform
bin;uweiien> uno mir baden in Dem bic,
Mnoepeuteten senisenpe Beweiie, pab BIZ
republtfaniihe partet Don Wtnneiota f1d
oeeen Gilenbabn>M onopole uno gu Gun
ften BON 5erablebuns bes Gra@ttarifs
auf Gtlenbabnen .ertld1t bat.
Do@ 3urdd gu unlerer @eriammlun9.
Dpnnelly, @prman unp Mnpere lieben in
perlelben ibr 2i@t leu&ten uno murpeu
l@liebli@ cine &eibe pom @orman ein8e>
bra@ter 8el@li0e ee9ea @ilenbabn'
&tn9e fit niecrioea Gra&ttarif u. :. ~.
paifrt.
6ier fel Der &ptbang uno DonnellY.
nadpem ct nod pom @inbom's Nomtna>
ton bur@ BiQ SbeQep bena@rt@tiSt
worpen mar, ldli& betrabt mad 9auit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12
@ie md9tio her frpmn,e Dram

- @ie md9tis Der fromme Drans
3um&fr9enbeiu@ IN u,an&em ,petbli9en
Semitic ,pur3elt erSdblts Elm @eiitlt&er
in elmer Convention pom Sonnta8sl&ulz
lebrern in Snbtana Gin Mde4en mar
pom ibreu Glterr Der &ir@enbeiu@ per>
boten ,p,orpen, unp I'M, ba6@erbpt bur&>
3uflbren, i4lpGen bie(elben idn1mtlt@e
&leiounssifdde bes Mdp@ens elm. ba6
I'D iepc@ bierbur4 ni4t abbalttn lissb
unp - 4 Ia Goa - 3ur Rtr&e sirs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12

eonftadirt tpitttenI t,5een, folIen ais tfents
lt@e 9ohfrd6tn .on8e(eben 'perben unit
Io0en jeper Yerlon often 0eben fit per-
(one,, utb Sitter Gransport unter Don
bsn1 @e1eB erla0enen 8eeulationen.
tinlblte6li@ zines au8tme7eu Morimum
Tar{fS.
Tdnfens: Gs fol- feiner Giienbabn
@ompasnfe 9eftatttt ietn Aftien OBJ.
BpnrS su emtttiren, aus9encmnten fiji.
@elb, ,Mrbeit orer @i9entbum rpelde8 etf
@ompuente wirfli6 erbaltea Snnp fiji,
|3wede fir mel@e bic Gompaonie uroani>
lrt, an9ewanot bat; uno fcQen aue
GtpdD;pteencen uno ale anbereS 9etn>
Bernebruna be6 Stanmz &apitals roe,
Der S@ulo treenp elmer lol@en Corpora
Itiou un9iltte letn unp fol- fir feineu
3wed trseno cine perati9e @ermebrunl
1altRnben ou6er cine 5Hentlt@e Befanntz
ma@una wie ie tas @eieb peri&reibeu
r,ae, 1T porberQe9an9en. ~ 80 -
@e91en6: Die Nuslbun9 Der Ma@]
unb res Domatnenz &edtes fol- niemala
70 fon1truirt ODER Derfur3t tperten, 'pat
oapur6 Der 2e9tSlatur ras &edt benom>
men 1pdre. Gtoentbum unb @ere9tIamt
Der @ompaanien, wel@e beretts or9anifr1
fino, III nebnen> uno bieielben jum8efen
eeS 0emeinmobles nit pripatperloneu
auf olei9en. Gue III feben.
@tebenten6 @eleBltde8efimmun9en
fir Mtbllfe BON Mibbrduaen unb @orz
beueuns ae9en un9sre&te llnterl@teot
uno Grpre0un9 in ben Garifraten au|
6 ilenbobnen fir Tra9t .unp Yo0a9iere
unb loQen lol9e@e(eBe bur9 entlpre9en=
be Strafen aufredt ertalten nerpen, be,
@erluit hes @i9entbum6 uno tet@ere&t'
FAME fit 1olden 3wef ni9t a%u69enon1s
r1en.
Sbise Bsnimmunaen loQten oletds
falls Nnwencun9 fnben auf ale 6fentlis
den 2agerbduler.
S&tub.
Der @puperneur 1pri6t Die 6pfnunl
aus, III leiner 8otl&aft @eaenltdnpe an.
9eflbrt 3u baben, uel@e Die Mufmerflam<
teit ber 2esislatur erbsiideu. Graeeu
BON GROCER nationa!er @ihti0feit> weld'
fir mebrere Sabre Die aaeemcine Muf:
%mertlamteit Der Natiun erfo1perten, flint
praftila erlept9t porpen uno III bic sc:
laiate ib%er9e0an0en. - Sc bleiben nod
Die Gra9en ilber rationale Tinan5en, SIC:
Senues @eform, lowie &eform i'm Civil:
DtenRe fly Glleot9uno lbris ; uuo w!rt
Der fommenoe @onoreb pielelben bofeut:
lid 3ur3ufriecenbeit he's l4wer belalteter
@eiten6 l6len.
Wir inb leBt tn Gtanos> UNI ere Muf:
merflamfeit BET Gntwidluns un(erer lofa'
len &elourcen unb Der Nmelicrotion be,
aQoemeinen Sage BEG @clfes jutumen:
Rem.
Stren9e Sefonpmte in Werauseabunl
Der 5fentlt@en @eloer miro anempf obler
unp Der 2eaislatur l6liebli1 Der gut
&atb ertbeilt fd In Der Mu6lbunA tbre1
pathten neper bur9 Die forrupte Beetn:
Ru0une BON &tneen nod ourd 8efe&s
un9en, bic @9anbe mocerner ~2e9islatur
beeinRu0en gu la7eu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12
Mominatipn beB A&tb. @tl~
liam @inbpnt fir ben
Bunbe6 @tnnt =!
GpI. .. 81. &tearnS fir BEN
fur3eu $ermt,l nomtutrt.
@inbpm'6p platform.

Der republitauiiae @aufue bet Mtt<
Qlieper per @eieBsebun9 uerlamme!te t@
DonnerfasM beno in Der &eprdlentaute1>
6aue re6 @apttolS. ~.
General SO. .. @albburne tpuree gun,
@%orfbenpen urt @enator Cabin uno
Superintendent Sage au @etretdren er@
11aant.
9ierauf @9rttt man our Nominatirn
zines @anpipaten fir 8uuoesl enator fiji
Tcen tloneen Eermtn, tpel@er NIT benz 4.
Wdr; biele6 Sabre6 be9tnnt nit fol9enz
Dem &elultat:
Dilliam Dtabpm.."-""-.....A @timmeA.
Ttomas Wilieu"""..........""""3
Esrace
Wldnt.
80 Sstumen.
Die Momtnation Don Wn. @inpor
wurre bierauf auf Mntra9 Don Senato
Geft ein1immi9 9ema&t.
Som as republttanilden Mit9lieoern
batten j@ 80 an Dem @autus betbetz
li9t.
Sir ben &e( bes tur3en Germins pom
II. Sanuar bis 3. MdrS 1871 wuroe
Col. 8. .. @tearnS ron &o9etet
npntnirt.
6olsences 1T bic @bfimmuus:
6tearnS. ShmMen.
S. +. Bater....".. ."~--............."
Ikpnas g0utcn.
gEint on. "~ l
Sguatius uneil3....-.~-O
SO etimmen.
Die ncminirten @anoicaten, pel@e id
mi.tlerpeile IN Dem 3immer ceS @ouSer'
neure einsefuaosn batten, erl9tenen bie>
rauf In rem Caucus unb bielten furjt
Neoen.
Der Gaum erlaubt un6 beute ni9t
! oie(elben }tlbf In fur3er 5ynep6s witpe1
III oeben; unb 1ei e6 bier nur ermdbnt
cae Genatpr @inbpm in cer1elben leint
platform fit Die 3ufunft nieoer!e0te,
wel&e DEFENDERS fol9enpe Yunfte ents
balt:
1. Guneirune ber 6feutli&en S@ult
in lanoen Bombs, wel9e %peni9fen6 SO
Sabre laufen> ;u m6sli&f nteor{asm
3in6fue, wpbur@ cine jdbrli9e Griparz
nie BON 80 biz 40 Miuipnen er;ielI
1piiroe.
2. &ebusirun9 ter 6fentlideu @usz
9aten ouf ben nieori9ten punft unit
elm &eYenuezG arif welder feinen i3reie
Der SnouRrie su @unten zines anpereu
bepursuet nit belonperer8 erddf&ttsuns
pub 9urusseeenfdnoe AM b6@fen befteu*
ert @peroen uno Die gum 2ebensunterbalt
notbwenbisen &rtifel ~ idneu als m6az
lid auf bic Greiliite ssiebt meroen fol-
len.
3. erfldrt il@ Der Senator 9escn JEDI
Gilenbabn>M onopole unb fir &eoujts
rune Der :Gra6traten auf Giienbobnen
auf Dem @eee n%ationaler 0eleb9ebuns
4. &eforu i'm @ipilotenite ber @c9ie>
runa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-12

- @9meinet6pft unp Bube, Nteren>
felt. @urRFetl@ u. {. 10. iepeu Sag frti@
IN s. 9. 3eppertaepts padbaus.
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improvements Qdnbereien.

DaS son Der lebten @eieBeebuns err
la7ene @cleb, bic 100000 older 9anb
1pelbe Der @taat unter ber @onorebatte
son, 4. Septemqer 1841 erbalten, 1ouen
alS Elm belonbererGuno inter bem9fauaen
vState S%nternal Improvement Gunp"
aneeleet 1,np aus Dem @erfauf beritlben
bic Winne1pta Staats GiltnbaBn Bpnbs
einaelSR @perpsu ; tpurce rcu1 8olte ratt>
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@ssKeS~ss W. btr 3.'@ttte)
Gn aas &tsssufn 6lxb Canal

Wittel IN bewiui9en, {@etntu 3u etneu,
adnfi4en &eiultat 3u flbren. s.. |
Muf etel e Betle miro cine frete @als
accommodation por, rem Mtffilppi
na@ etn Seen berseFeQt.
Mdiarj@es.
Wdbrsnp ees SabreS purcen ourd
Sen @eneralz Apjutanten elf 0(ili; Com
pagnten prsantlrt, BON tenea 3ebn Gem
Gyl1en Reoimeut Minnelota MiliS tiber>
mielen wurpen, uno wurcen bic Telps
uno @tatsofRsiere ernannt. :,
Die WiliSoerie;hni1c rer Counties
wtijsn im @taate 56y538 Mann unpr>
aanifrte Mili; na@.
Bdbreno ee6Sabres wuroen bur9 ben
Oensrals Mcjutanten 219 &ineaten fiji
Fcrperunaen ein9creiht unp $15>834 OF
soueflirt. Nabe an 400 Gorpcrunaen
bleiben nod unerlepist. Seit 1865
,uurcen 5473 Tcreeruneen ein9ereidt
uuo $414 1868 tolettirt.
Sine :ertolrte Mus8obe cer Wtuiterrplz
Len unp Gelbi@te Der Mtnnelota<& e9iz
saenter wdbreno ces &rte9es miro oncm>
pfoblen.
"a @ai]entineer Derforbener Mtnnez
luta>6 plcaten puroen wdbrenb bes Sab
res BON rem @taate untertlbt.
Die Bittwe be8 Der torbenen Sobn
Otberoas, wel6er mdbreno beS Snoiaz
nertrie9es oa6 2eben Don lber 60 @et>
zen rettet., 1T front unp befineet f@ in
lsbr drmli@.n Berbdltni0en. Der @ou<
.erneur lief 6e na@ Dem ~5au1e fir bic
Xreunploien" brtn9en, wplelbf flr fe 8e>
'prat pirp.
Die auf pa6
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

Thus comments the Woodruff Il Claim
Weekly after the decision Of Judge Ledwith
on the Cislin conspiracy:
Snow that Justice Ledwith has rendered
bis decision in the case wherein Col. Blood
was charged by Annie Claiiu with assault,
will the press, which was 81 eager to put
the charge before the public, be as eager to
give bis justification and acquittal?
Especially do we call attention OF certain
papers which published a libellous affidavit
as that upon which the order Of arrest was
granted to the fact that said affidavit was
never before the conrt. II they were de-
ceived 10 supposipg It was, would they not
show wisdom by making the amende hon
orable. without delay. Or will they assume
the respo visibility? II they published It,
] hoping that the trial would develop
the supposed scandal and have been disap-
| pointed, let them say 80; especially those
| which assumed their tautA and enlarged
upon them editorially.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

The following patriotic sentiments, IRON
the Pittsburgh Commercial, in regard to the
decoration OF the graves of our dead heroes
to-day, will meet the sentiments of all who
bear In mind, the principles for which they
died..
"To- morrow 10 Decoration Day. Like
the anniversary Of independence. this OBJ
servanoe has sprung up directly out OF the
hearts of the people, and like it,, too, has
become an enduring memorial of patriotism
and affection. or all our public national
ceremonies It IL the most simple and touch
ius. As there are few families that were
not stricken by the sad casualties Of the
war, so there are none 90 poor in place or
circumstance az not to BE- able to join In the
appropriate and expressive act Of strewing
the resting places Of our hallowed dead
with the fragrant flowers Of spring. 1t is
true, as has been we'll said, that we cannot
honor them. They are above us. like the
stars. Yet we eau honor ourselves by pay
ing these tender tributes to their memory.
We cannot do tb EN- any good, but they can
do us good. We cannot exslt them, bnt
perhaps the conts mplation of the sacrifices
which they made, and Of the principles 10
defense of which they fell, may exalt US
and put us into closer union and sympathy
with themselves and with one another.
For their grandeur and the grandeur
of their cause increases with every
year. We shall never realize its full mag
uitnde AMI Importance, but::succeeding gen
%erstions will. Yet we can at least show
ourselves worthy Of them. And we hope
that siace nearly every household in these
cities has directly or indirectly felt the sor-
rows and known the b~ereavsments Of the
wal, $50 every one Of them will stand repre-.
sented In the sacred o~bservances Of the oc-
casion.
"Four hundred thousand men,
The good, the brave, the true.
On battle plat n, in prison pen,
Lie dead for me and you:
Good friend, for me and YOU"
Let the flower strewn graves Of those who
sleep around us attest huw deeply we mourn
and revere them"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

P%ErRoLEUx BoNps-Ths freedom with
which tho Parisians are using petroleum
bombs, opens up a new and fearful pos
sibility in revolutionary warfare. Nature
has beneacieu,ly supplied us with this ma
terial for useful purposes, and the oil region
10 the main fountain from which 1t flows In
quantities almost sufficient 10 give light to
the civilized globe. II however. it is to be
applied as an element of misery and des.
t%ruction, the first well had better never been
struck. Meanwhile nations stand aghast ,
and recoil with horrcr at the possibility Of q
city like Paris being enve;oped inlliquid fire
The crime of using this substance for such
o purpose, will oring upon its perpetrators a
brand Of infamy more deep and damning,
than IT they bad entered into wholesale poi
soning.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

Book BEER. Book beer has made its
appearance. There are several fables con-
nected with its name and origin. The one
generally received as authentic IL that 10
the old time q Ritter came from Brunswick
TO Bavaria, and put up at the castle OF
another knight. Beer was set before him,
and be partook OF It, but said that it was
poor; not like that which he bad brewed
for him at home. His friend told him to
call again next spring aud bring q key Of
bis home brewad with him. He did 90,
and the two friends drank potion for potion,
each taking the Others beer. Presently the
Brunswick knight fsit sick, went outdoors
and was found on ell tours vaiply trying to
rise. On being interrogated' be said II
wasn't the beer that done it but q goa,
(Bock) had met him at the door, run be.
tween his legs and upset him. Hence ever
afterwards the strong beer of spring wen
by the name Of Book Tier.
Now that the origin Of Dock Beer Is nm
derstood, we may mention the fact tina
John Theobol4 proprietor Of the Oper'
House Saloon, will have several kegs OF thi
delicious beverage on draught Tomorrow. =
Those who desire to see Old Book himsel
should pay John a call tomorrow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

Fifty knights Templars from Pittsburgh,
Allegheny City and OIL City, will sail for
Europe in the steamer Oceanic, June 3D.
It 10 the intention to leave Pittsburgh on
Wednesday the 81 inst, at 4 20 p. M
They will arrive In Philadelphia on Thurs
day, aud on the evening OF that day will be
entertained at Masonic Hall, reach log New
York city on the 2nd. Under the escort Of
populations from the lodges Of Philadelphia
aud Washington.
On the moining Of their departure they
will be conducted 10 tie landing BY the en-
tire body Of Knights Templars Of New York
city, abont 1900 In number. Three steam
es have already been chartered TO &C
company the party down the bay. The
tourists will BE- accompanied by the Great
Western Band. Of Pittsburgh, numbering
over forty pieces. The ''white Star Waltz
has been arranged for their use. The state
rooms have been extended aft on .bo main
, deck of The Oceanic and there will now be
| accommodate ions for two hundred cabin pas.
sengers.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

Philo. Fields, the gambler who IS accused
BY John G. Venable Of defrauding him,
was examined yesterday, before Justice
Cox. John. Dearborn was called as witness
by the defence. At the conclusion OF the
direct examination, Veuable was Informed
by the court that he had the right to ask
auy question he saw ct.
"May I ask him any question I please 7"
asked Vensble.
''That is your privilege" answered the
court.
With q look OF profound wisdom, Vensble
said.
.'Mr. Dearborn, the court gives me tho
right to ask you any questions Il please. ~
Now want TO ask you If you amt q Cd
old fraud IN. Y. Sun.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

A new we'll has been going down for some
time past on the McFait Farm, adjoining
the Wilson farm, which is making 81 excel.
lent shew. 1t is said to have tbfrty-seven
feet of sand rock. The we'll was finished
last night, and was to have commenced
testing to-day. 1t is owned by Mr.. J. B.
Ingersoll, who las Q lease of thirty acres on
this farm.
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Gold ct ! p. M, lllA
ABOUT TOWN.

The prevailing queslion-How To keep
cool!
A little daughter OF Mr.. Jas. Deshler, who
resides In Wild Cat Hollow, while In the
front yard at play, yesterday afternoon, sud
denly became overcome with the heat Of the
sun and tainted away. A physician was
Immediately summoned, aud br4 for the &C
tive treatment resorted 10 the child would
undoubtedly have die I'd. It is somewhat
better this morning, but some days mrst
eiapse before il fully recovers.
The thermometor stood 90 10 the shade q,
b o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mother, may | 60 out to swim?
Yes, my darling daughter,
But fret Of all 60 to Critics Bros. store,
And get some Soda Water.
Like a dutiful daughter ''sbe went.r
A goodly number of the little cnes COZ
nected with the Catholic Sunday School, lcf
tow this morning to attend the picnic q
Miles Farm Station. A PROCESSION
OF the children, headed by a martial band
passed through the streets 10 the depot.
The irrepressible Taylor. J. II. D., Of bill
posting MISUNDERSTANDING fame, has IA
EN- from the paths OF rsctituds and gone Il
peddsng fresh fish, which he receives dali!
from the Cleveland and B4nalo markets.
Seated in his new wagon behind a fast mai
crying out ''Ere's yer nice fresh fish !" h
PRESENTS the appearance Of a full grown Cap
Cod fisherman.
We understand Messrs,. Fisher, Norris .
Co., the well known machinisls and forger,
intend putting up u large trip hammer i
their machine shop before log. 1t will b
propelled by steam.
A few drops OF rain this alteraoon cbeel
urn' pafehed u%ortals.
wn''A", md tapsy i, 4 ~cAv5rite drink tn
G,rn .weala,r
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Not once in Q century do We find . per.
feet hero; but human nature is made up Of
strength and weakness,o OF vscillation and de-
~cIsion, Of good qualities aud bad ones, an
omslies united 10 one heart, the general
nature being directed BY cuIture-perhaps
by chance.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

A row occurred between the XVIII Amend
meut portion Of community residing At the
meuth Of Bennehor Run, last evening,
which resulted In several differeat suits be.
log brought before Justice Reynolds, the
result of which will appear tomorrow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

PREsBYTERY OF ERIE.-Ttis body will
meet in the Presbyterian Church, Titusvife,
this evening at IA O'Clock. Since the union
Of the two branches Of the Presbyterian
Church this body now numbers some eev-
sn.,y delegates, The Presbytery will re-
mar in session TIL Wednesday evening.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

Human nature shows many strange in
constituencies. How often do VA find the
strong and great possessed Of petty foibles
that would seem iff IN even the lowest aud
weakest; aud how often do we find 10 the
weak temporary CLEANS OF greatness.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

Thirty-four rattlesnakes were killed ct
the head of little West Hickory creek, one
day last week, and It wasn't much of a day
for snakes either. A party went ia Rattle
snake Den, near Trout Run, on the Clarion
River, q few days since, and killed twenty
four, when the stencil drove them away.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

Samuel Beatty, OF Vernon township,
Crawford county, died Saturday morning, in
the sOth year of his age. He was among
the Oldest residents of the county, and one
Of the three last survivors OF the company
that went from M~eadville. du,iag be wal. OF
1872.
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Quite o number Of sold vets" left town
this morning TO attend the Decoration cere-
monies at Franklin.
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Latest style ofLadies Opera Toes Sbo IS
best quality and low prices, received to-1sy
A. s. SMITHS
Boot and Shoe Store.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-30

We learn wisdom from failure moro than
from success; we often discover what will
not do, by finding ont what will do and be
who never made . mistake, never made a
discovery.
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Having added to my large stock. | am
now ready to supply Scotch Whisky, Jamai
CO Rum and all other imported goods OF
New York prices.
novl2.tf OWEN GATFNEY. y
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CONGRESS-. ,EMPlRE Adm HIGH
ROCK WATERS fresh from the springs at
GRIFFES BROS.