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The BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS met
ast evening and adopted resolutions: ThatJack-
son Humphrey he allowed to 60 on and finish the
work on Metropolitan Hook and Ladder house,
which he began under the late board of fire
commissioners; that the foreman of each com
Psny OF the Fire Department be directed to
have the washing and mendng of all articles of
clothing done at the lowest price; that the fore
man Of each company be held personally respon-
sible for all such articles, &c. A resolution
that the secretary be authorized to obtain
sealed bids from the various dealers for supply
ng the fire de partment with hay, straw and oats
for the month Of July next, the contract for the
same TO be given 10 the lowest bidder was re-
ferred. -"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-21

BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF French etruscan Jew
ely that wears nearly equal to gold, received at
PTlgg jewclry store.
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
Miller's, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. 3,2,3:
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TIVE EsTABLIsHMENT of NJ. III. Prince, No.
1000 Pennsylvania avenue, will close every
evening at p. m. during the heated term. tt '
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THR Pound is quiet to-day, only seven head
of swine having been captured up 10 . p. III.
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TIE NsTToSAL FREEDwAS's SAVINGS AND
Trust CO&PANY.-We call our readers' atten-
tiOn 10 the new rules for iateTest published to-
day by this company. Interest now begins the
first 81 each month, ana not, as heretofore, but
three tImg : Z wear. thus giving not only sir per
osst iu.rIcS- brit IN ~ liberal conditions for its
psymsut. We Lops every one who can will
avail thu IGsely(s OF these Favorable terms.
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POLLARD-LYON CASE, No. 1.-The case OF
Mrs. Pollard agt. Lyon, for breach of contract
was called in the Circuit Court to-day. bat Mr..
navidge being absent IRON sickness, il was in
definitely postponed.
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The PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF WAsHISG-
TON last night elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Joseph Henry; vice
presidents. VI. &. Meigs, Horace Capron, j. Il.
Hilgard, William IL. Taylor; treasurer, Pet"r
Parker; secretaries. y. +. Craig. Theodore Gill
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C0FFEES
MOCHA. OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
CEYLON. IAGUAGRA. MARACAIBO, RIO,
ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES.
For sale low, by
BROWNING & MIDDLETON,
Dia
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LADIES ENTERTAINMENTS of all descriptions
on hand and made TO order, at very reasonable
prices, at G. BAUM's Undergarment Faatory
It'll street, Intelligencer Building.
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THE FEET.-For COrns and other di:
eases of the feet visit DIR. Whites rooms No. s.
18th street, opposite U. s. Treasury, Washington
ID. c., or No. North Charles near Baltimore st
Baltimore, Md.
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BROWNING q MIDDLETON
- would res pectfully ask a trial Of their
fine 0OLONG TEA, at al per pound, a. il has <6e4
been pronounced By connOisseuTs the finest in IN
the market. ~
TEAS
FINEST GUNPOWpER.
FINEST IMPERIAL.
FINEST YOUNG HYS0N,
FINEST JAPAN,
" FINEST 0OLONG,
FINEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST,
all new crop, and at greatly reduced prices. az -
BROW MING A MIDDLETONS,
Ola pcnnsyl ania avenue.
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HENPLER has all kinds Thermometers and
DarOmeters.
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ATTRACTIVE PEIcrs

LADIES will please call and see our improved
styles OF Corsets, all made OF the best materials,
set Manufacturer, It'll ST., Intelligencer Build
ing.
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Our stock Of WINES and LIQUORS is very CON-
plete and cannot be surpassed by any this side Of
New York. II Comprises the best brands OF Cham
payne, among which can be found
&. Roederers Carte Blanche" Champagne,
Vrs. ClicQuot do.
Noett Chandar, Green Seall do.
G. II. Mumm's Dry Nerzenay" do.
Chas. Heidseck do.
Pleasant Valley "Carte Blanche" do.
Pleasant Valley paris Exposition" do.
ALSO,
Hennessy Co Cognac Brandy,
Otard, Dupy a Go. Cognac Brandy,
California Brandy, Madeira Nine,
Museat, Pure Malaga
For sale low, eypovxrxn , x,nn,rrox
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Two SHOW CASES for sale at Princes Bazaar,
1OOG Pennsylvania avenue.
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.-.. ASTRAL OIL.
Depot for Prufr's Non Ezplosfee AstraHOa.
just received, go gallons Pratt's ASTRAL OIL
warranted not TO explode. Trade supplied at New
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
GA penneylvania ayeuue
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Designed by JoHN b. BAcr ELDER Painted hv ALoNzo
CHArEL, containing Al Figures OF Distinguished Persons
from Lie -sittings
Admission 25 cents
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Peoria and Rock Island First Mort
gage per Cent. Convertible
Gold Bonds,

thereby adding 2o PER CENT TO THEIR CAPE
tai, and about AZ PER CENT. to their YEARLY
INCOME
We recommend these bonds strongly, for the following
reasons:
The Road, nlney-one miles In length, Is already
COMPLETED, and earning much more than the
interest on the phOle issue Of bonds
The mortgage, SI,5OO,OUO, Is less than SIO,-
500 per mile.
The road passes through rich pOpulous agricultural
manufacturing, and coal district.
connects Peoria and Rock Island two of the largest
and most ourishing cities in Illinois, and forms part OF
a trunk-lne from indianapolis to st. Paul SIS miles 1t
also connects two naygabe riversthe Illinois and Mis-
ssslpp The bonds authorized for the extra equip
ments and necessary buildings required do the business
offered.
Nearly half the entire loan has already been sold
They are coupon bonds, $1,000 each, and can be
registered II desired.
Interest, seven per cent, gold free OF tax, payable
February and August.
Price, 90 and interest, in currency.
Maps and full particulars furnished by
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w u tWN71 NVIIVNEIVII VI
RARE AMERICAN COINst
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,

At private sale. one complete set
ais d3t ALEN. PUTNAM. Auctr.
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NON-EXPLOSIVE
Kerosene lamps !

All Manufacturers Tho desire PERFECT SAFETY in the
use of Kerosene Oil in their mills, with BRILLIANT
LIGHT and CLEANLINESS, should use
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-21

BY license of the Probate Court for the County of
Worcester the subscriber, Administrator the Estate
Of David Liley, late OF oxford, deceased Will sell at
Public Auction on the premises In the south part Of
oxford. on SATURDAY, the g Il day of December next
at 10 O'Clock A NJ the Farm and Outlauds belonging 10
the estate OF said deceased.
The said estate consists Of the home Farm containing
about 6n acres of land suitably divided into moving
pasturng ami tillage and young wood land, and we'll
fenced with stone wall, with young orchard the
same The buildings consist Of and half story
dwelling house nearly new 80 "a IT, with an ell; two
barns one q %, the other "A 2S all in 90 repair
Said farm is located about u miles irOn post oire
churches, schools, and railroad depot.
Also, the Fits Lot" called, containing about 50
acres and consists Of pasture and wood land and is
about one mile easerly from s'il house.
Also, the HARDWOOD Lot, called, containing about ten
acres Of pasurng, adjoining the home farm Also about
60 acres of pasture and young wood land situa In the
north part OF Webster and Is about miles from the
home iam. The whole of said will sold entire
or separate as the purchasers desire Terms at sale
SfLNANUS ROBINSON, Admir-. Auetioneer
Oxford Nov. II, 1911, d3ws mis-
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WORTH FULLY ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS /!

the receipts of the road for the year win be nearly
three times the interest payments thereon.
Tue CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BohpS are issued in 500,
$500 $1,000; either coupon registered interest per
cent, gold, payable May and November.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS are all for $1,000 each ;
interest six per cent gold payable January and July In
New York City.
We buy and sell FIVE TwENTIEs, TES-FoRTIEs
EIGHrY-osEs, and CENTRAL WESTERN PAcIFIcs, or
receive them in payment for CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
BONDS at their current market price.
Orders for Chesapeake and OHIO Bonds. accompanied
with Drafts Checks. may be forwarded to us by mail
Bonds or money may be forwarded by any respectable
Express Company at our expense and the Chesapeake
ana Ohio Bonds, in exchange will be sent by return
Express, charges paid.
Deposit accounts Thanks bankers and others received
on elich ace dloD interest at The rate four per cent per
danam Checks drawn are payable prtsenta-
ton. without notice. the same at National Bank.
Certificates Of Deposit bearing interest at special rates
to be agreed upon will be issued to Savings Banks, In
stitutions, Trus Estates and others having
OF money awaiting investment
Orders for Investment Stocks and Bonds executed at
the Stock Exchange. Government Securities bought and
sold, as usual, at current market rates.
FISK &c HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.
A. s. HATCH ds0g&YsOgam ri
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NoN,EXPLoslYE
Kerosene Lamps
All Manufacturers " no desire PERFECT SAFETY in the
use of Kerosene Oil in their mills with BRILLIANT
LIGHT and CLEANLINESS, should use
PERKINS & HOUSES PATENT LAMP,
WHICH Is THE ONLY
ABSOLUTELY SAFE LAMP.
new idea for a Hanging Light when also tor
Hand Lamp to carry about
The very best thing for Machine and Shoe Factories
ever exhibited. They most perfectly made.
FOunts to screw on to Gas Fixtures for houses and
stores.
Also, handsome Stand and Table Lamps that will not
endanger the lives of the dear ones at home.
All who are not hOaghtless, should examine these
Lamps, for Public and Prva.e uses, for Chandeliers,
Brackets &c.
s=8~ Agents supplied.
For Sale Wholesale and Retail,
AlcOck Crockery Store,
NO. sO5 MAIN ST.
ALBERT S. WIN.
SIS dtf
PARIAN WARE
We have just received a fine invoice OF the above
goods, from the best manufacturer in Europe, In
GROUPS, STATUETTES, BUSTS, &C..
among winch are the following subjects:
SOLITUDE MIRANDA, VENUS,
TRAGEDY, COMEDY,
SCOTT, BYRON, BURNS,
DICKENS, LESLIE, CLYTHE,
SPRING, UNA AND LION,
CHASTITY,
TEMPTATION OF ST. ANTHONY,
sHIPWRECKED SAILORS,
MATCH MAKING,
FISHER GIRL,
WOOD NYMPH,
GREEK SLAVE,
FIRST LESSON,
NET MEMBER,
MILTON,
SHAKEsPEARE,
ARIADNE AND PANTHER,
CUPID ROBBED.
Some of these exceedingly beautiful, and well
worth looking you do desire to purchase
We shall be pleased to show them.
CLARK, SAWYER & CO.,
TAYLORS GRANITE BUILDING, MAIN STREET,
Opp. the Common.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-13

TnE LITTLE CORPOnAL The March
number OF this sterling Juvenile comes to us
as iresb as the first breath OF Spring. II
contains an unusual amount of entertain lug
reading matter. aud its illustrations are un-
surpassed. Each number Of THE LITTLE
CORPORAL contains about as much reading
~ any ordinary book costing one dosiap
and half, and the twelve numbers of ons
year, costing only $3.50, foIm a vo,ume
equal TO about a dozen such books. The
pnbiisher offers to send FREQ copy Of the
superb steel engraving, The Heavenly
Cberubs. price $500, 10 each subscriber for
1871. Terms 81 60a year. For speci.
men number, and revised premium list, ad-
dress the publisher. John L. Miller, Chicago
Ill.
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some inhuhan monster Lac "vep
through" sle editor OF the Forest Republi
can Tor his spaIs change, and the editor
speaketh ahus:
Msome wretch, not having the fear Of the
law before hls eyes, "Iifted" about SIS in
cha"ge, which we had laid away for a
rainy day. il in ON Office, and was
taken during our absences last week. Mem
oefs OF the fraternity may not pity usmuch
'or 'hey will cay, "ehat business has. An
eui'oF Win 80 much money ahead.'- We
isei i1r lbe thief, and II ever we Law haods
% 'hin', hn will feel that We feel for bin.
we Lave heard oi men stealing psnnies
''om eh deiuroi Africans tp,isr, apdoi
''"''s stealing acorns from blind sow, hut
70 STEAL u.oney 'roni an e.tor--Ob.
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Gold at lp. M, llll1

That sLASDER.-The Ti,usyill Co,r;.,
after Publishing The "Sodom apd Comor,t =
t"''1! shanty retribution by fire" sl,nde,
W 'ne business men end ia,ercs,s of petro-
'suD Centre, Iy "whacking around n.
o"su endearors to cast the resoousibili,v q,
"''efins 70 feprehenslhlc slanjer from off
'1e shoulders Of ;he mogul- ia.caict of tina,
Aoee'' aud place /, upou the shoulders of an
oec's0nal correspondent" said corres,,,-
P''' oe'og no less an iudi";lual than the
''s"'" oii City reporter, who manages TO
i"nict dose Of fapdoodle two or 1bre.
''"rs week ou tho readers of tho Courisr
fro'iVins therefor 500 per week and Gf,es,
Iet eent on what joh work and ADVERTISING
Patronage he can naderbid tho printing Of.
h'es along the creek on. How ore YOU ..oc.
cAsional rsporter!" Another poini. Th.
local editor and oil report or of the Cou,,s,
~sfe IN town Saturday afternoon. and dis,
uuclly stated TO more than one pe,so, tho,
Tue report 10 question WAS ssnt IN Ti,,s
Vile by tbs S-p. NJ. freight train Frid,v.
mat said report passed through the hands
o' !. 1. II. for revision and was approved
and ordered published by hiu,; and ihs, the
Original report was much more sc,ndalous
]" lis nature than.th 0ne published. Out
o' curiosity We would inquire the name of
toe truthful Il. Washington OF that sheet
he ''sop! people Of Petroleum Cunire.r
SN0" qn'ck. expressed seuiimen,s and opin.
loas DO Change with some peoplc) would
also b" pleased 10 learn his cognoneu. How
ever, ~e sippoSe the Courier il entitled IN
crA~i'oht os the smalsst hole 1t can, but it
il extremely doubtful il ii sacceeds in ri s.
tering mp the 'esodom snd Gunoraan SIAN
der after that fashion.
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Communicated.
"BIa Siyash" Nakcsh Faces at
Ne Local,

Ne Local.
Epir1R OF THE RECORD --Permit me to
use portion OF yonr valuable space TO
no;ics nn editorial in this morning,
issue Of the "Courier.' "Let tho truth pre-
vail though the IIsaven's fall Why, Oh!
why did not the CD ief consult his sub be-
lore penning that awful attempt 10 retrieve
bis falling fortunes and recover his lost
patronage at this point? His falling 10 do
50 has leit us With two reliable and well
authenticated histories of what the said rd-
ioria' justly terms 'LiLsl on Petroleum
Centre
First ''ye fair haired local xith biushins
cheek" between six drpas-zoing IL
t1us:
THE article came to us as correspondeuce
''on the six o'clock train. II was too long.
'and too sensational for our columns and
WAS revised. abbreviated one half and
finally presented to the chief who pro.
"nonnced it good
Said chief who did the pronouncinv'sAyy
10 effect: Elt came to US "a correspondencs
ircm UGe who his bAfore used our colu,nns,
and 80 lats that it, Vac. impossible to- look
over, and much less to revise it, and was
sent to the composing room without suy
ofits character on the part of
any OF, tue 3sgiilar editors Or reporters of
The paper.
The fact is the article did not appear a.
aorrespoudencs atalI, and ss the regular
reporter.of the hepaper was on the ground,
u ssems strange. That they should have
delegated their professional duties to the
hands OF an rsrelisble amateur.
Comments on these facts are unnecessary
W course we expect to hear Of a Ibloodv |
row" between the parties who have been So
'ecklessly splitting each others professional
s'zzards The old man should keep bis
'oys in more veracity and Iess- tancle
es.
Yours truly,
!
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we would respectfully notify onr pasrous
and 'he public in general, tina. enough Of
our tools for boiler work were saved from
the late disastrous Gre, to enable>ns to con-
Time that branch Of the business. Parties
wishing our services will obligs us by lsav-
ing their orders at II. Freeman's or Nichol.
son q Blackmon's hardware store.
i. j. Hanna l. Co,
petroleum Centre, March I3, 1871.
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WiNNENucK.

a correspondent fsvors ne with the fol.
lowing tn regard TO burning gas well si,u.
"t'd about one mile southwest, Of For. Scot,
In Kansas:
One year and a bali ago, a company sank
40 ar'es'~n well the depth OF $50 feet IN /.
valley at the edge Of creek, for the os,eu.
S''is purpose OF prospecting for coal. Tbev
succeeded In fading, and piercing through
Ve'n eix feet In thickness, but w,fe m
ao'e 10 work it, by reason Of the density O,
gas escaping there'rom. 4 torch WAS
applied at 'be top, wLeu instantly a flame
spfang up fifty feet, which still continues.
stone building has been erected over II.
aSd II IA now visited by hundreds weekIv
o" gentleman 10 charge informed me that
'"e rooms ahove were supplied with R.s
1ro" the vol. and that pipes were to be
laid from IL to tha city.
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gS About eight hundred cigars, belong
ing to MI. g. A. Hughes. were placed in the
caro- OF young man forsaIe kcepiug on the
night OF the Gro. As Mr.. Hughes has for
gotten, Curing the excitement incident to
that disastrous occasion. who te handed the
cigars 10, II the young man is honest be
VIII come forward and return them. Let
him r'man6er that "hoassty ID OIL
ways the best policy"
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on fIiday evening, March I7th, u "Necl
lie rar'y'' Is to be held at thoOil Exchanges
Hotel. The affair promises to be a grand
success Each gentleman Is expected to
o''ug lady, and each lady should make O.
neck-''e OF precisely the same Material az
Tue dress She wears. Upon arriving o., the
parry sho neek-ties will all he placed in q
COX together and each gentleman will draw
'"'' INC lady hsVing dress Of the same
material to DO his partner for the evening.
a nscS-tls party Ia a novelty n this place,
ana we predict large attendance. Mino
Hos' JOHNSON Will use his best endesvors to
eutertain his guests.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-13

The trial Of Dan Noble closed Wednesday
last at Owego, n. Y. The jury after an
absences Of two hours rs.rrned a verdict Of
guilty He received bis sentencn from
Judge Boardman (dvs years in Aubutn)
with little apparent feeling. His conduct
during the, trial was suca Is to .euIiss the
sympsthies Of the citizens, and The crowded
court room showed many a sympathetic
face. Que remark Of Judge RS In charx-
log the jury is severely Commenced upon,
1t was, II trust that at this time you will
not act as did q jury that sat before you ON
this Case. that nV Quo juror will set up his
opinion against bis fellows aud ssy that he
Will stay ont until he rots }before hs will
agree with the Others. Ny opinion of puch
y man would be that be was rotten befors he
was seDs cut" Since the trial one Juror bos
been heard to say that the above remark in.
dured him to jIin With the others, when
had benot fasrei the stigma OF bribery
hs should have declined to concur.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-13

Silver spring, Florida. 10 u great cnriosi.
ty. 1t bubbles up in basin one hundred
feet deep ard ubout AN scre in extent, and
sending from ita deep stream sixty to one
buosrrd feet wide. and extending six or
eight miles to the Ocklawaba river. In the
spring itself, nfty boats may liz a anchor-
quite fleet. The spring thus forms \
naturs inland port, o which tbr,e tsau
now run regular from St. Johss, nskipy
close connections with the ocean steamers
At faatka. Tho elearness of the water,.
truly wonderful. Il Seems even more tran.
sparen' than air; you sss'ths bottom eighty
's't below III" bottom Of your boat, ,hs
exact form Of tha smalies, pebble, sh~ou,-
line and color Of tho lea that has sunk. and
all the pr ismatic colIre OF the raiubow ar.
Reflected. Large dsh s~im in 1t, every
scale visible and ever movement di.linc,lv
seen. lfyou go over The spring Ia boat
you will see The fssnres 10 the rocks. from
which the river pours upward like ~ In
verted cataract.
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kenyOn's New Double A caIuU
Oil Pump for Pumping Oil or
Water In Deep Wells.

kenyon's New Double Acting Oil Pump
Is acknowledged to he the best pump now
10 use. One of its leading features ia that
II not only prnducrs . continuous flow O.
oil or other fluid. but that 1t creates and
snstalns constant and powerful suction,
ny means of which the seams or veins uf the
wen are 10 great measure cleared OF para
nue. anu other obstruct, Ohs, and the oil in
tne venus is drawn towards the we'll. I,
mas heen ascertAined by actual test that the
use OF 'u's pump Causes . gradually iacrras.
ing flow OF Oil. 1t u we'll known Inv nj,
operaIoTe that tins Improvement il Of sruat
value, and one that has been long souub,
ior. Tue abl.st mechanics Of our cunutrv
have for years been ut work tryiuv to fpa
out some new and uniried plan to proIonq
the i'te time Of aU oil wpli; and nothing Yet
10 ""r knowledge has been bronyh. before
the phhiic that 10 any way equals the power
OF thc Nenyon FAmp, experiences having
ianght tbaI II 10 ibs long continued sue
lion that has the power 10 keep Nd and iu-
crease the production Of oil wrlls. ON
operators are referred 10 Mr.. Geo. BUultou.
superintendent OF the Columbia Farm, for
information In regard to the practical work.
ins' OF the Kenyon Pump. Wo append the
following testimOnisl fiUn the MAO avurs of
the Columbia Farm:
OyHCE COLUMBIA Orr Go. !
=, Columbia Farm, jan. 2x
Mr.. II. X. KENYON:
Dear Sir:-We are using your Double
Acting OIL Pumps 10 thres 0f our oil wells
and take pleasure in stating that ws are
getting more oil and gas irym each Of them
than was previously obtained hy The I'M Of |
WORKING barrels. We believe your oil pump
10 be the best 10 ,lse.
Respectfully yours.
G W. BOuLrsS. Supr.
j. P. BARCKOYT. Mansrer
;, For fnrther part ie,ilsrs address II. X.
kENfoN, PeIiolenm CeEtIe. p. o. bux |
81. ;aneI
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Friends aud patrons one and all.
Your attention to my 'biz" would saA.
Times are dull an money tight.
Bus In these times I'm looking for light;
10 those who ars building rigs wiahout numbe,.
] would inform--ihls IL the place to bay Lumber.
Ny rs,ostO is this: 'on,ck Sales s,d s,maf p-ca,r
FOR bussaess 10 healthy and think a2ch Of IL.
In qraliiy my Lsmber IA second to none,
And rs for Shingles, sesp MOL;
Some may not look nt II in The nigh, II do,
And for 'loss have . quality No s.,
Ano 10 those who are paitcn.ar-as sor,s uav h..
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nave good seasoned Lnnher. Dressed up nice.
which will s,M at . lew c.zrl, price:
eueh - fi,'r'ns Ceiling and siding, beta 7ouss
and Dressed,
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also have Rig Lumber OF nj k.nds.
Al prices 10 compare with oil and hard imes;
All kinds Of Timber kept consistently on hand.
And box Of Cigars o. very good brand:
~ facilities for eel ins are surely vi,hor. nunhrr
l slwayA keep good teams to deliver good Lumb,.
50 II you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, eof or
H,rd,
Ton will n,, los. what you want d, l. u s., L,.
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