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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-01-19
u EGISTER'S NOTICEs.-NorIcE

ID EGISTER'S NOTICES.-NorIcEI.
other persons Interested in the ,,tatcs of the ir,
spcctive decedents and minors, that the foiluw-
ing administration ana guardian accounts have
@ @nGen nLed IN the once OF the Eegister ot Column
pa county, HMd witl nu od Tor coutirma-
held in BloomShurgUn Wednesday, the 7th DIV
Of February, lo72, "t 2o'cocR in the afternoon
/. The account of David Vauhorn ana John
D. NHnhorn, surviving executors OF Cornelius
p The account Of Ge ,rge Markle guardian of
person aud estate of Cclesta \. Mark G, minor
snip, ceased.
.. The final account OF Daniel H. Hess, admin.
lsLralor, de bOaS NON OF Elea2Cr Ii. Hess late OF
Ce TIRE township, deceased.
L. The account OF Jacob Yeager, administrator
&C. OF Abraham TroNel, late Of Locust town
ship deceased.
.. The final account of Freas Brown, guardian
OF the person and estate of Maggie 4 Greasy
MINOR enid OF a. w. Greasy late OF Scott town
q, The account of L. Marvin Tcwl,sbury, ad-
mihl,tIator OF the estate of Hiram cool, late Of
C4l4MIss township, deceased.
T. Tue account Of samuel Diettcrich, admins
t3lor oi laNina Hutchinson, late of scott town
s The account of Jacob Wanich, administrators
OF LA1ln Wanich, late o! Biq2msbuIg deceased.
D. Ihs account of stephen IL. MllIcr, guardian
of the person and estate of Harriet Waui,Ii, IL
minor child OF samuel Wanich, late of Eemluck
10. me account of Jonathan Traub. Admins
traitor OF Jacob Iruab late of Bloom township,
II. } he first account Of Hiram Reeder, executor
Of John H9lglsr, late OF Franklin township, decd.
u. The thlrd account of Cuarles W. Snyder
ana W Nllllam Neal, Executors of Willian Sny-
" m.JACoBY, Register.
Bloomsbury, Jan o, lS72,
\ IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL
IA AT FEBRUARY TERM, 1872.
Euward Mccall ct. al VS.. John Sweeney.
George \. Fricls VS.. Thomas -tacLhousG.
william Longenberger ct. al. vs. Hugh Mercy
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SHORTE5T ROUTE EASTWARD.
DalViIlG, HaZl8tOl & WilkGSbapT9 IL.
JVTNTEP ARRIvG ElTENTg
DUBLIC SALE


V a L U \ BILE REAL EsTAT II z
By virtue OF authority and order OF the Or
signed administrators OF the estate Of Jacob
Kust eubadcr, deceased, will expose to sale by
tlp fDrtstpou
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In pursuant of an order Of the OrphonF Court
of Columbia county. Will be exposed to public
sale on the premises, ON
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-04

a verdant Virginian mis,eok reppersauce
for champagne until he swallowed u copioue
draught
New Orleans claims that pig whose ears
are Get 90 far back that he cannot hear him.
self squeal
. Hydrophobla has carried off Chicago
policeman who lovingly fondled little dog
two years ago.
The Des Moines felix's complain that they
have to pay $3.50 . ton fotcoal. How's
that for Lehighs
Lima Edwin played an engagement at the
Tyne Theatre, Newcastle, Euglard, the last
of November.
Our Western civilization is gradually
overshadowing ail nations Japan has just
reen ito first base ball match
In . picture of the Nativity, by Raphael
he has introduced shepherd playing on an
instrument like bsgpipe
Those jolly fellows of Valence, France.
who follow the cheerful businoss of pail.
bearing tave struck for higher wages
Eugene 10 wrinkliug and turning gray.
Montsland is playing in the uort, OF
France.
Philadelphia monrns that Boxer leaves
no poet beLlnd to equal him.
A Wheeling young woman took the small
pox from letter mailed at Pittsburgh.
A Kentucky girl''don't low no fellers
round her that hain't rid on the ke-rs."
Darwin 10 championed by an Indiana
cat who has chiIls and lever like any hui
man.
The Richmond Whg mourns because
Virginia has two emgrants to one immi.
grant,
Lets disinfect" is the polite phrases to
accompany the clinklng of glasses at Cnica-
50.
The Historical Society decid-s that the
proper way to pronounce Nashua is Nasbu.
way.
A Ajovial Frenchman in Iowa san, the
Marsseillaise while numbering an OF tjectiou.
able relative.
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On the llth insl., all election was held in
the borough OF Pitbole, and thirty eight
votes were polled. The following is the
ticket elected, and all the officers were
sworn in on the goth inst:
Burgess--Danel W. Bailey.
Couucil-Joseph G. sTomlinson. George
Thompson, John Fsirbsirn, Nsthaniei Finch
Charles II. Gardener.
Justice OF the Psace-Alexander j. Kee-
nan, David E. Norton.
Constsble-Thomas II. Walters.
Judge of Elections David E. Norton.i
Inspectors Of Election-Dauiel w. Bailey
Alexander J. Keenan,.
Overseers ofthe Poor-Jamss T. Murphy,
Rollin V. Abbott
Auditor-Leou z. Wilson.
A better ticket could nat have been select
ed, a. all are men worthy Of the support,
and enjoy the confidence OF the people.
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ESTkAY COW.

Taken mp on ths pranl sc, of tn. suhscr |
ner In Oakland Township, V-naCgo county,
ia on or about Nov IL, 1871, one COW,
nearly white, about one halt or left ear cut
on 10 rather poor in flesh, kicks when milk
ing Also one Red Bull, about year old
iitlie white on belly and a strip OF Whit
on each hind quarter. The owners are re-.
questtdto come forward prove propsrtv and
pay ohar.es else they will be dispose of as
the law requires
JosEPH BURTON
Dated Oakland, Jan 2, ISl2-4tuw3y
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We are panied TO learn OF the death n,
the wife Of our friend, Mr.. il. H. Herps,.
lstsshsyiR Of Vensugo county, which oc.
Cured at Franklin, on Saturday evenino
last. Mrs. Herpst was daughter Of NJ
Andrew Cone, Of Oil City. Possessed of a
gentle and loving disposition this smiabls
lady made friends in whatever circle an.
moved aud her death will be sincera 10
mourned BY large circle Of acquaintance
and friends throughou the oil ieoior In
me death OF this amiabls lady it may be
truly SAID kind friend, a good mother. a
true vile, and Christian woman, bss mass.
cd away to the shining strand beyond the
evergreen mountains that rise on the houn.
daries OF "ihat city whose make. and build
er isGod." "N
death found strange beauty on tha. lovely
brow
And dash'd 1t ont-Tbere was tint of rose
On cheek and Iips,-he touched the veins
with Zoe,
And the rose faded; forth from those dark
There spoke wishful tendernes.-a doubt
Whether to grisve or sleep, which innocence
Alone can wear. With ruthless haste be
bound
Tbe silksn fringes OF their curtaining lids
For ever, Toe spoiler act
His seal Of silsnce. But there bssm'd 4
smile
So ixsd and holy from that marble brow
Dea'n gazsd and lett it there;--hs dared
The signet-rIng Of Heaven"
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PETER KINNEY. E.q., "Happy New
Year." Your friends-L. Mason, j. B Nc
Elwaine, S. Hubby, Chas. Hsmi lton, J. A..
oarothers, B. wilkins, J. G. Brown, Capt.
Jones. ...s-..l.
The present consisted Of q liberal unsu-
tity OF Uncle Sans photos-X, Y, il. l.
DC. Peter requests US to return bis thanks
10 the generous donors. Their kindness
will never be forgotten BY bin. He hopes
they may eli witness the return of mauy
Happy New Years days, aud should it lay
IN bic power ut any time will return the
favor.
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Claimants OF The honor OF being the old
est man VINO enlisted as private in the
Unicn army during the .ate war, are re-
quested TO come forward. The present lead
er 10 this rivalry was sixty-sx when he
joined the Sixty-first Illinois infantry.
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Gold at lp. N. 1887
RE MOVAL,

The office Of the Daily Re.
cord has been removed to the
building situated four doors
below the late location, direct.
ly opposite the McClintock
House, and next doorto Odd
Fellows Hall. Our friends are
invited to call and sec u.s..
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Take Notice.

Now is the time to buy your Apples, RS 1
sm:elllpg them of at prices that will as
tonish you' from one oullsr barrel and up
wards. or anything else in the store, as MIR.
briggs Is going 10 close out about the frs.
VI 'hs month. Call and see for yourselvee.
E. T. BRIsss.
Per H. H. WAENIR, Clerk.
dec2ltf.
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Potter Palmer. the Chicago millionaire
has removed bis shanty from the edge Of the
PR lie, in order, says the Chicago NAL tat
be may he nearer bis business which at
present I" building, 10 small way, mil
lion dollar hotel and some eight or ten mag
nifcent iron aud marble blocks bssides to
cost about q million more.
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A CAR ID.

would hereby give notice that have
sofa my Dental Cffce and busin~s. in this
place to Dr. J. II, Heiviy, young gentle
man Ut ability and worth. who viii take
pleasure In attending 10 ali who may desire
dental operations performed, IN au excellent
and workman!iks manuer, and Commend
tim 10 tue confidence aud good viii Vi our
people.
J. +. PORTER,
Pelroleun N Centre Ian An 1879
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A citizen of Portland, Ionia County,
Mich, has $500 which be iound over q year
ago. II this money belonged to certain
u,an We have heard OF, be would claim the
money and charge the finder seven per cen
interest.
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An ecouon, ical Indisnsn placed . lighted
cigar for safe keeping iu one Of his pockets
which contained some loose powder. The
iexhibition OF fireworks attracted an snthus-
aetic crowd.
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A Western paper thinks the srsil has =
"right smart cha nee for . toothache." lie
has one huodred and ten rows Of teeth, with
one hundred aud ten teeth iu esch'ro or
twelve thousand two hundred and ten 10
ell.
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In apprehension of the smallpox, . west
ern paper says: .'Vaccinate! Politeness
never !hurls anybody. Small pox will not
attack you II you allow vaccination to take
your arm"
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The Pennsy lvsuia Legislature mt yes
terday? The House organized by the cleo
tion of Wm Elliott, of Philadelphia, as
speaker, and Gen Selfridge as Ctel Clerk.
There IL a dead lock in the Senate.
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rlante, ths French boot maker, continues
70 m.se an sxcsllenl fitting sewrd boot at
w eis 70 $l5 per pair. The bnots made
a.. W., n,n nave gained an enviable reputation
.',oS sas on region as being the best made
,S.,, S' nn.er'si' better tits, and thoroughly
We" made give him bis reputation as amss.
'' "orkman' Call and see for yourselves
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Local matters are scarcr.
DIEt).

PARKs.-At his residence % the Lake
Shore block. at O'Clock this Thursday J
morning, T. Z. Parks, aged As.
Funeral services at the house at 3 o'clock
Tomorrow afternoon
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Captain Burton, the African traveller, hs.
boned q collection OF skulls from Palmyra.
and will exhibit them 10 England. He also
has y skeleton OF q man eleven feet high.
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A San Francisco woman sues her bus
band to recover $lrs74, part of which she
loaned him before and part after mai
risGs
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LIVE AND LET LIVE!

Just received At Meass Il Armstrong; S
Flonr and Feed s. 'ore, 1900 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold at low
est cash prices! o29-tt
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The arms taken from the Communists by
the French Government amounted to 4O3,-
69l guns, l,007 csuDons and mitrailleusss
and 1910 artillery carriages.
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On the l7,h dsy of Jul, ls.t a vouno

On the l7th day of July last, q young
man named Alfred NJ. Bowers, married q
young girl in Plum township, this county,
under rather peculiar and embarrassing cir
cumstances. The psrties, it appears had
loved "not wisely, but too WE'LL" and the
parents to prevent disclosure which would
result in their daughters shame and against
their own coed name, in o quiet way, COM
menced legal proceed lugs against the person
named, but before many legal eteps were
taken he concluded to marry the girl, and
they were united in the bonds OF matrinoDy
BY Wm. Gilliland, Esq The young man
promised TO faithfully perform the duties OF
a husband, and the prospects wer e that the
wrong done through imprudence on the part
of both parties would be rigbted and oil
would be well. But these fond hopes were
dashed to the earth. The near rels tiv-s
and friends Of the groom persuaded lin 10
desert his bride, after having enjoy % Q
honeymoon Of two days duration. He e.
fused to provide for her and she re si D. 6
with her parents, who are poor but resp. eta,
BILE and honest people. and feel beart-broken
and respondent at the rDisiortnnes of their
daughter. Her husband 10 now said to be
living 10 q remote portion Of the township,
and reported to be paying attentions to an
other young Isdy.-[Sp.ctator.
I'm &,
cano--"Torpedoss."
Sbutelt & Benedict are about to drill .
we'll on lease 81 V. O. G. Co., tract.
Good show OF oil on White Osk Run to-
day, caused by leak in W. Va. T. Co..
pipe line.
1885 bbls. Of oil shipped from the territory
of E. L. Gale the present week.
From November 24tL up to date, 2,4l4
bbls. of oil bsvs been shipped from the
Corufisld we'll,
From November 3lst up ta date, 2,0ll
bbls. OF oil have been shipped from the Steel
& Woodward well.
A Gresns,sin has pure based Il interest
10 the Wagner d Co. we'll now beiug drilled
on the V. ". L. c. Co. tract.
J. NC isuston, Esq , of Parkersburg has
leased 80 acres of territory from the v. o.
d. c. Co., aud will com msuce operations at
once.
One of our citizens received private
letter from E. B. Allen. Esq of P.rkers
Landing, Pa, dated Dec. l6, !s7I, in
which he states taat Mr.. Dickey, has sent
an agent to West Va. to explode nis patenI
rocket torpedo. " olcano West Va. Lubri-
Gator.
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New stock Of Winter Clothing
ut ALDENS
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:y Ga 10 GAFFNEY'S for fine CIGARS
ana cheap fer cash.
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~ GATFNEY keeps Constantly on
hs"d Scotch Ale and London Porter, espec
ally ,Or family use.
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Fresh Eggs and SUPERIOR BUTTER
SCHEMtRHORN & TEN EYCK'S
cor. Vast ogivn d Sccoud Streets. m2Jif.
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A3Dtr>. ApDlcs!

just tr"'-lvrd one hundred barrels OF ttose
nice APPLES iom the farm, and twenty
barrels OF orr hest CIDER-ths best that
ever C me 10 this town. Call ind see for
yourselves.
Nov 7 II r. II. WARNER.
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NOTICE 4!

For sale or Rent.
The building lately occupied by A. "
Shui's asa Bakery and Grocery Store. Eu
quire Of
II. c. JARVIS.
Petroleum Csotre. Pa. dec 9-lw
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"'',eo na' case OF small pox. Tidi.
oLts also has anoth,r cs,a
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS. Letters Of Administration on
the Estate of EDWIN VAUGHN, deceas-
ed, late Of Petroleum Centre, have been
GRANTED to the Snbscriber, oil persons having
claims are requested to present the sa me,
and all persons indebted are requested to
make settlements without delay.
Mrs. MARIA G. VAUGHN.
nov. 24-6w. Pearson Farm.
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Go to ALDEN'S for the lates, styles Hats
Caps.
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Local Notices.

=. II. Pet'enGiIl ~ Co. ~
Park Pow, New Iotk, and Geo. p. Rewell 4 Co
Advertising Agents are the .o,e agents for the Pc,
roleum Centre DAILY RECORD in that city. Ad.
vertisers in that city he requested to leave their
avors with either of the above housss
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'n''"a dark and gloomy dhy.
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J. II FOHTEK,
Pelroleuu, Centre, Jau Ava 1872.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-19
JoTTINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

DIR. Drayton Shell was buried last Friday
with Masonic honOrs at Laurensville.
The Laurensville female College Will re-
sumo Its exercises on the 9th of September.
Mr.. Alfred Ewbanks, town marshal OF
Unionville, met with a painful accident last
Wednesday night In having his arm badly In
iured by the crank of q railroad hand-car.
Mr.. J. NJ. Powell, OF Unionvllle, fell last
week from railroad train at full speed, but
by some rare good fortune escaped without In
jury.
MFR. Mancil Owlngs, highly respected
citizen residing near Mount Gallagher, In Lau-
:, rens County, died on the lst Instant, at the
advanced age Of eighty-two.
Mr.. Samuel Reid, an old and esteemed
resident OF Oconee County, died at his resi-
dence, on Keowee River, on Saturday, the
10Th instant.
"A number Of building operations are In
progress In UnionVlll.. Mr. VIM. Eller. Cap
tain Foster and Mr.. n. l.. Goss are putting up
new stores, the Masons are erecting q Mason
ic hall, and new roots, new piazzas and other
desirable improvements are being made In all
directions.
"A negro named Adar" White was drowned
last Monday In Waccama the capsizInS of
a boat, which was In tow OF the steamer Clara.
The man lived on Mr. John LaBruce's planta-
ton, and never rose OF was seen alter the
boat upset, although the steamer remained
near the spot for nearly an hour.
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auetion 6ales--fntnre Mans.
BY w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUNS,
Auctfoueer1.

A SSIGNEE'S SALEM THE DIS
II TRIOT Court Of the United States, for the
District OF South CRroina-ln Bankruptcy.-In
the matter of Robert Martin, q Bankrupt eX parte,
D. B. GilliIaud. Assignee. -
By virtue OF an order Of sale 10 the above cause
to me directed, Will offer for sale. at pnbc Anc-
tion, TO the highest bidder on TUESDAY, twenu:
O'Clock A. H., at the foot Of Broad street. near the
PostDfice, In the City Of Charleston,
Tie following REAL ESTATE OF the ABOVE.
named Bankrupt. consisting G.: .sl.lzI ~
A PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND. In Barn.
well county. In this State, containing about four
the "Baidockn Tract, situated fourteen miles
southwest OF Barnwe)l Courthouse, on the Burton
Ferry Road, and on the waters OF Bently Mortar
and BogRy Gut Branches, on the north touching
.and8 OF h. B. Means, ]. ]. Garter and estate or
Jessie Miller, deceased. on the east on lands OF
others: on the south on lands Of W. B. Calhoun
and J. 4. Minis. ard on the west by lands Of a.
Y. Lawton. from which 1t ia separated by tho
Barnwel courthouse AM Burton Ferry Koaa.
the Port Royal Road passes through this place.
Thf re is also on the place Saw ana 9rlst nlia.
with mill pond A depot OF the POI. Aoyst nst
road will probably be erected short ss.. =
from the mill. There Is slso on the place ~
Bed containing. according TO Ruf1n's Survey u
Terms OF sale-One-half In cash or in approved
acceptances In the City Of Charleston, psyable
With bank rates OF interest on the rst day Decem.
Der next; remainder In one year, bearing interest
from the day or sale, at the rate OF seven per
cent. per anlun, fecared by bond OF the purchas-
er. with mortgage Of the property. Purchaser
to pay me for papers and stamps.
d. B. 9lLLILAED. Assignee.
Charleston, 8. O., July 2s 1872. ..uin!
july29 m3fsmtu4 -
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TIE SEE OF BALTIMORE.
Nothing Positive SO Far.
The Baltimore Sun of Saturday says:

The Baltimore Sun of Saturday says:
AS vet no Information has been received by
the Roman Catholic authorities in this city
from Rome as to who has been or Will be ap-
pointed to the vacant Archiepiscopal See OF
Baltimore. The telegraphic dispatch received
in this city few days ago to the effect that
Archbishop McClosky. of New York, had ad-
vices from Rome that Bishop Elder, Of
Nalchez, was the appointee, has been pro-
nounced untrue by the former prelate In 8
dispatch to the Catholic Mirror of this city.
Besides, 1t is not at all likely that Archbishop
McCloskey, who is not connected In any man
ner with this archdiocese, would receive .
notification of the fact previous 10 official In
formation having been transmitted TO the ap-
polntee himself or to those now conducting
the affairs OF this see.
Rumors are circulating that Bishop Bayley,
of Newark, was appointed by the Pope to hll
the vacancy on the 2lst OF July, and the decree
was signed by Cardinal Baruabo on the Gath,
aud that the bull would be resdy for trane-
mission two weeks later. 1t s also rumored
that on the same day the decree was approved
and signed naming Right Rev. James Gibbons,
now vicar apostolic OF North Carolina, to be
bishop of Richmond, as the successor OF the
late Bishop McGill.
The Catholic clergy 10 this city and viclnity
all desire the appointment of Bishop Bayley TO
this archiepiscopal see, and think that bis
chances aro much better than any other pre-
late. although Bishop Elder is greatly liked.
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THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
IFrom the Union Times.l

So far as we are concerned. we have no hes
itation In stating that both Mr.. Woodruff and
Mr.. Jones peremptorily refused to receive
fee OF any kind whatever, for giving us the
laws to publish, or anything else. 1t 1s true
our claims against the Slate at discount Of
fifty per cent, but we neither asked the clerks
of the Legislature to buy.it. nor did they In
any way advise or counsel US to the sale OF
who would buy the claim. 1t Ia we'll known
that the praise offs Republican ofice-holdeI
by the Democratic press OF the State Ia coDsid
cred sufficient proof against the Incumbent to
have him removed, consequently when we
in oface-rara avis-we are compelled to say
nothing or set TO work aud abuse him, fOI
fear of doing him injury In the eyes of hls
party associates by any other course.
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"A happy young bridal party went down
from Peoria on the P, P. and ]. RAILROAD the
other morning. The blushing young bride
thrust her head out of the car window az the
train started off, and, after looking around fol-
moment or Two, suddenly jerked her head
back with quick exclamation, and buried
her face In her hands. Her loving, frightened
husband sought to learn the cause of her die.
NAV, and offered feeble consolation "Wha,
! was 1t, darklink? What frightened it, dear
Tell it own hubby What makes It cry ?:
There wasn't much to cry about to be sure; oh
no! Darling had only dropped set of Gilt
tering front teeth out Of the window, that was
all. The sad affair has cast q gloom over the
entire community.