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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-05-17


morning, when the porter Of the hotel dis.
covered him lying on the stone stems load
ingd own Into the basement. dead. He had
evidently not lain there a great while for
his body was still warm. DR.. Steele was
Immediately summoned, but could do
nothing, as he had apparently died imme-
dately. William F. Hurlbut, Justice OF
the peace. upon being notified, summoned
jury of inquest, who inquired into the
case ana returned a verdict of death by ac-
cidentally falling out of the window of his
room. 1t appeared as IL Mr.. Slate. after
lying in bed some time, had got up and
gone to the window and opened 1t and the
blinds, and then had fallen distance of
eighteen feet, striking on his head. There
was large bruise on the right side of the
head, extending from over the eve to back
of the ear, aud little forward of the ear
about two inches above 1t, was an inden-
ton of the skull COMPRISING the brain suf.
ficienty TO cause death. The second and
third vertebrm app AIRED to be separated.
Extensive bruises were also found on his
shoulder and back. He had on only his
night clothes, and everything in his room
was in order, his clothes lying on the chair
and bureau. His gold. watch lay undis-
turbed on the bureau and in his pocket
was found draft drawn by the New Brit
ain Bank on the Fourth National Bank of
New York for $1,000, together with SIS, 80
in money. There we're no marks about the
place where he was found TO indicate that
he had struggled or scarcely moved after
striking the steps," Nj. States remains
were brought to Brattleboro on Wednes-
day afternoon, for interment. Funeral
services were held at tho Congregational
church, Rev. Mr.. Mlghil officiating. De-
ceased was SO years of age, and leaves a
wife and two daughters.
The following is the list of letters re-
naming at the post-ofIice in this village, on
| Thursday, May l6, 1872:
Gents. e. Anderson, G. c. Allen, A. w.
| Bartlett, Chas. II. Baker, DR.. George Bow
ers, /. Brock, Willard Ballou, Dana Cham
berlin, John Henderson, Clark & s. Leary,
D. Lynch, Rev. Chester Long, Dan'l Long,
| Mons. Amos Larose, VIM. Phelps 2, Joseph
Stearns, NJ. A. Lamson, Thomas +. Stone,
f. II. Whitaker, 2, Geo. w. Willard.
Ladies.-Mrs. Ellen A. Allen, Miss Lynn
Brooks, Mrs. s. w. Bailey, Mrs. II. Clark
Mrs. Isabella Colburn, Mrs. Alkaline Fox
Mrs. J. A. Field 9, Mrs. Sarah Fleming
Miss A. T. Higgins, Miss Sarah S. How
ard, Mrs. Jerusha King, Eliza NJ. Phillips
Miss Louise p. Reed, Miss II. NJ. Wood
Miss L. r. Wright, Miss Ria l.. White, Mrs
Niora Weatherhead, Addie NJ. Pierce.
Held for postage.-Mrs. Lucy Rowe, Bel
fast, Me-, Miss Flora A. Bardwell, Clare
mont, n. II.
MONEY SAVED
By insuring your property in the Cont
mental Fire Insurance Co. of New York
on the participation plan. Three-fourth
of the profits divided among the policy
holders. Call at the agency in Thompson
& Rangers block and get policy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-05-17

The Spring term of Leland and Gray
Seminary closed May 9th, with the usual
examinations, which were a credit to both
teachers and scholars. 1t is hoped that
success of this institution, will take some
measures to continue Prof. Davidson in
charge of 1t. As an instructor he has
shown his ability and faithfulnessj as a
disciplinarian he has shown his good sense
and sound judgement. The gymnastic ex-
ercises Tuesday evening were quite pretty
and entertaining.
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FRRR THsDEsrD PR0rRrr,o,.
nv POLETECs.

-.
mere enter into that struggle for the
presidency "hlcn ~ moving the people so
"urih'y' economical CONSIDERATIONS, which
nave more 10 90 with II than many OF MS
can clearly comprehend. A large part Of
the american people are "protectionists,"
-proDably majority of their number.
Wore the question to be submitted directly
to the voters OF the nation, we think that a
large majority OF their number would de-
eide TO upheld the practice ri protection,
though many of that number would be
moved by prudential considerations, and
not by any thing like fervid attachment
to that old school political economy that
generally was accepted halfa century ago.
So many interests are identified with the
preservation of protection, that all sensible
free-traders are ready to admit that IL
would DO unwise 10 have resort TO another
system at step. They are for gradual
change, the effect OF which would be well
night imperceptible Corresponding to
these moderate Irea- traders are the moder-
ate protectionists, who require that Ameri-
can industry should not be Disseminated
against; and who are quite satisfied that
yielding character. But each party has its
fanatics, so that while we have iree-tratlers
who would abolish customs duties at
blow. wo also have protectionists who
would, If they could, cause the country to
adopt the old Japanese system, and cut off
nearly all intercourse with other nations.
fortunately, neither OF these classes OF
rnolilico- economical fanatics is strong
enough 10 get It's views endorsed by any
party in the nation, and hence 1t cannot
give color and character to our financial
ana business Legislation. But each of these
classes oil fanatics has sufficient influence
10 disturb the regular course OF legislation,
Tor each class posses ses power in States
'nat are OIL importance III deciding the re-
SUITS OF presidential elections. Hence II Is
'na' 'ie "oriu IL treaIeu 10 Sucn spectacies
Vi i,noec',''y as congress anorus when
p'O'e''eS W ue'' WIN all .noSe n'a''er' '"''
"'""e y .no COUP 'e"o,sNe matter N"'""
as ,"o az" que'',o"' "e'e "'Ns q'e'''"
W '' se'''e' ,"p'S as ''"''oi Vi business
e'"'" pun " '' so'iu """ S'''s-
-"N''' '"' " "' '-,'' 'o'' VIM
o"' 'Se"' whereas h'e
"'o''"' Lave P"'aeu S'"ce Congress li'e''
"nu, "Pp'.o"n!' '"e '''li question 10 "o
'"''on'' S''''e''e"' AZ .lo oes'n-
"'"S VI ''',S l'on'" " may i''-' 'nail "
was at 'ne beginning oil Inc month oil De-
ceuhoer, lo'l' ms IL owIng 10 poltlcs'
Inc question cannot he settled with direct
reference 10 tue general interests oi the
country. IL must he 50 handled, and so
disposed oil, as not to cause this party to
lose the electoral vote Of that State. Agiv-
en- course OF action would be sure to place
Pennsylvania's vote on the Democratic
side,-therefore, il cannot be adopted by n
Republican Congress. Another line would
be sure to endanger the chances OF the
Democrats in New York,-theresore, it
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-05-17

The Republican National Committee has
official advices OF the election of $50 dele
gates to the Philadelphia Convention, 1888
Of whom have been instructed to vote for
President Grant. This is many more than
majority of the convention. OF the whole
number elected only ten are federal office
holderq
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NOTICE

Thu animal meeting Of wIspHAM CourrY ANTI
MasosIo SOCIETY will take place at Fayetteville, on
saturday the sih Of june 1872 at l-2 O'CLOCK NJ
The In sip esq before the meeting will be:
lat To hear report of the cdings OF the 30
ciety during the past year.
ana 10 elect officers for the Rnsuing year.
AL To see II the Society will petition the Legisla-
ye NJ a. next session to pass a law rendering em-
srship Of secret associations chalengcable dsquaii-
acation for sitting on juries.
IA considerabie discussion IL expected, prompt
and general attendance Of members Of the Society IL
U''' j. W. PHELPS, PRECEDENT
n a. WOOD, Secretary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-05-17

The Springfield Republican has made
the discovery that It is not so much Grant
rs "Grant-ism" that the leaders of the Gin
cinnsti movement object to. What pecu-
liar "ism" Is associated with the name Of
President Grant, is not quite so clearly OK
pressed. We had supposed that the lsms
were all monopolized by Greeley.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-05-17

AS we go TO press, at o'clock on
Thursday afternoon, large fire is raging
in the woods near Putney, and fears are
entertained for the safety of the village.
In response to telegram received at l
o'clock, engine No 8 has gone to assist in
quelling the conflagration.
$50, P.M.-The fire Is under control.
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GHffTord.

AT n town meeting held on Tuesday
last, it was voted to rebuild the abulments
of the Green River bridge, which was des-
troyed by the freshet of October, 1869; and
a vote was passed to raise tax of so cents
on the dollar Of the grand list TO defray the
expense. Thirty cents, however, will cover
the estimated cost, and another meeting Is
petitioned for, to correct the matter.
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Tagefferiffe.

There will be religious services at the
old meeting house on Sunday, May 10Th.
cordial invitation is extended and an in
terestng time anticipated. Rev. Mr.. Moore
from Mass. will supply the desk.
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PoMdrifIe.

The Baptist church at this place having
undergone thorough repairs, will be dedi-
Gated on Thursday, May 80. Services to
commence at II O'Clock A. NJ. Friends are
cordially invited.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-05-17

Of the seven who united with the Con-
gregational church, April 2sib, one was Jo-
mas Walker, who IN few weeks will be
vaarG of aUa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-05-17

e. NJ. Wilson and his sister, Mrs. s.
C. Whitney, of this place, are about to re-
move TO Putney. Mr.. Wilson designs
making strawberry growing a specially.
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uyTifiaass
HtasS@fs. ". ~.

Our village school commenced Mon
day 18th, Mrs. A. Morse, teacher.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-05-17

-Ex-Gov. Halle aud wife have been 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-05-17

By insuring your property in the Cont
mental Fire Insurance Co. Of New York,
on the participation plan. Three-fourths
of the profits divided among the policy
holders. Call at the agency in Thompson
4 Rangers block and get policy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-26

WARREN Il VEEANGo RAILRoApr-Ths
Warren Nail has the following: The track
on the Warren & Vsnsngo Railroad 10 laid
nearly to Titusvills. In . few days the
communication from The OH Regions TO
Dunkirk will bs snort aud direct through
Warren without change Of cars. Now We
ssva thee passenger trslps q day North and
South. One good thiag about the mausgr,
msnt Of this new road is this: They Try to
connect With other roads $50 thus accom-
usodste the public and not avoid direct GEM
neotions ~ o!her sosds Sometimes 10. /,
you 60 north you esnnect directly on mos,
OF tho trains with the Atlantic i Grost
Western at the crossing and Lake Shore
roads ss Duukirk. Going south you con.
sect with the Allegheny Valley a.IryIns,on
sad will soos connsct with the OH Greek
road at TitusvilIs, thus making Il sssy to
60 to Pittsburgh and return. This 10 % !,
should be. a.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-26

10 Beaver township, this county, Hives .
German Lutheran minister, who, thoash
poor and obscure, has . wonderful inventive
and coustruc, i've genius. Possessing The
German love fer music, bs bas devoted bic
leisure sinas for years. to ipventing some
kiad OF musical instrument 90 simple 10
i,s management, that ~ will not require long
practice and skilled nnsufes 10 produce The
best Of music. He bss nov perfected . con-
trivaucs which csn BE- stsaehsd 10 % organ
or other musieai instrument apd BY touching
The keys in regular order, commencing a.
tbs lett hand side, any tune for which IL 10
sst will DO played. The attachment 10 -
yet limited to iorty tuass. but more Gao be
easily added Rev. Enger 10 very modest
retiring man, aud though he never expvcts
10 realize wealth frsm bis Invention, bopes
to see IL inirsducsd Into families ard
churches especially 10 Tie country. whore
the 0pportunitiss OF becoming skilled musi-'
o,sns are net offended lCIssion Demo
crsI.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-26

The Wizard sand the Tobaeconist'
Tue other day . pies.an,.lookips geutls-
usn of foreign appearances and sscsu. In
stsech, entered . iobacconisrs shop 10 one
VI tho market toWns Of South Durhsn,
asys the London Grocer, and requested shat
hs might w supplied With good cigar
Ths.articls having been furnished him, b.
proceeded to apply Is To- hia nose with the
that lis flavor Was most peculiar, not 10 say
offensive. The worth trsdssmsn declared
ths, he cIysr was 90 sxesilsns one; bis
visitor ~ stoui.y msinisinsd that It was
MT, and that 10 wss sVeonvince OF the fact
that be- ai once determined 10 Try what the
cigar rar really made Of Taking s.psn-
koIis from bic pceke', hs tsgsn 70 cut 'he
tweed" In two, end had no sooner con-
msDcsd to do % shan squsntity Of fsstsers
dropped from The cigar. The more hscut
tie tssler ,hs fes.bers few, mnsil the whels
cigsr had been whitfield awsy. and the
shop looked more like sn sphoistersr'5 than
. ,obaceoniss Having given this ocular
and practical proof that be had not remark.
ed The peculiar favor Of the cigar without
reason, the foreign gentleman took bis de-
psriurr, leaving the shop-ksepsr utterly heI
wiidsrsd aud the possrssor ois quantity Oh
feathers, enough to stuif an ordinary cusb-
lou. The customer WAS Siguor Basce, the
coDjurer.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-26

A Troy paper tells us that On elderly lady
while walking up the saog plank Of steam.
o. as ose ofthe wharvss Of As< city, slipped
aui fell, and wss csnSht In the wheel. OF
course, the engineer bad to start up just q,
that minute, aud r:und the wheel went,
carrying with 1t . very wet end very much
scared old lady. Al soon - possible the
Wheel Was stopped, and sn investigation
made, but instead OF the bundle Of homes
aud jelley and popiin which the exe,tsd
deck hands confidently expected to 6sh out
the old lady WAS found intact, prrched upon
the iron work high up on the wheel, ssd
anxious 10 be taken dowo. II u had been
. man, . coroners jury would have been
empsnellsd ihst sitsrnoou, but Q wouat
- And yet tbsy tell Us woman mas.
not vote!
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A surcrps BuYs HIS coy,,s A very

A sufcrDs BuYs Hrs COFFIN A very
strange suicide vas that Of Jobu H. Wood
hurry. st Lowell, w.. ssosnty. He had
beso for come time afflicted With . cancer
on the lip ~ ius,de OF bic mouth, from
which tberswas no hope Of recovery. Leav.
Ing his family With the svowsd purpose Of
never re,uruiss, he went to the village and
ccnsul,ed the physician 10 ascer'aia the
poison that would result In death With the
lsss. suffering. Stating bis purpose 10 kill
himsslf, he asked fer the drug 10 effsct his
purpose, but was denied. AHer sendisR
out of town for 1t, he nsds arrangements
for his coffin, which was TO be very cheap
and plsis, and gave orders 70 have no re-
iigiohs services at the lime Of bis burial
% receiving the morphiae at the postofics
he poured out quantity, calling 1t The fn-
al dose, asd, leaving. bads them oil fare
we'll. He then went to . hotel, and sslied
for tumbler and seaspoos, . room sud .
bed. Being shown . room, he went 10 bed
aud IL 10 supposed about four o'clock in the
afternoon took the fatal quantity. Othsrs.
being spprissd Of bis suppessd condition,
sent Tor the physician: but 81 efforts to va
kan him and save bis life were 10 vain. Hs
died the following evening.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-26
How q Youthful Wretch
epOileA u Young Mans
Chance.


A rather sonieup,ibls trick vas played
% one Of our young clerks Sunday aRht.
He bought . cut slass bottle cologne
with . glass stopper and pink rlbbos, 10
present to young lady be 10 keeping CONF
pany with, but 90 reaching the house he
felt little embarrassed for fear there were
members Of the family present, and 30 isf!
the beautiful gift on the stoep and passed
10. The movement was perceived BY
grsceless brother Of the young lady. who
appropriated the cologne for bis own use,
and rsnlled the bottle with hartshofs from
the family jar asd then hung round to OBJ
serve the result. In . little while the
young mao slipped out on the stoop, and
securing the splsndid gift slipped back again
into the parlor, whore. with few sppro.
PIRATE words. he pressed 1t upon The blush.
ing girl. Like . good and faithful daugh>
ter that she wss she at once hurried into
the presence Of her mother, sRd the old
lady WAS charmed. They didn't put up
scent stuff like that when she was girl; Il
wss kept in Chias tee cup, and IL was
hsld sose,s.r BY samples Of sh the hmily's
hair. But she wss very much pleased with
H. She drew cut the stopper, laid the
bssutiisl petals Of her postrils over The
aperture, and fetch ed pull at the contents
that fairly. made them bubble. Thea she
laid the bottle down, snd picked up .
brass mounted are shovel instead. asd said
she, - sosn % sbe could say anything:
"Wbsrs 10 that ssinkiug brat!' And hs
oil unsoascious Of what had happened, was
10 trent Of the mirror adjusting bis nscktIs
and smillisg at himself Aud here she
found him, and said TO bin: '.Oh you sre
Laughing st the trick on 81 old wemsn, are
you, you wall eyed leper." Aud then she
basted him one on the ear. And hs, heiog
by nature more eloquent with bis legs than
bis tongue, bssteued from there, bowling
ike mad, and accompanied te the gate by
that brass mounted shovel. He says hs
would give everything ou earth IL he could
shake of the impression thu. . mistake had
been made. .-[Dasbury News.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-26

We copy the following Petroleum Centre
items fiom the OH City Derrick:
Several wells on the McCrsy farm have
been shut dOwa lately.
The we'll OF lbe Columbia Oil Company
suffered 20 mster.oi injury from the shutting
down movemeds
Most Of the wells In this district are yield
ing sbon! the same - before the suspension,
while few have Improved considerably.
There 10 still any quantity OF talk respec-
ting the erectioe Of big refinery BY James
S. McCray snd s A. Woods but just sx-
sctiy whsp the projeos will assume tangible
shape 10 one Of those mysterious "thiugs no
fellow en- hnd out" &C.,
A weil,on Tsrr Ruu, owned BY Jonathan
Watson, Of TitusvilIe, has increased thres
barrels sioes tbs resumptien OF operations.
I. was put down eighteen months ego, for .
long lime yielded ten barrels, and 10 now
doing thirteen.
Ths refinery formerly owned BY Bartlett.
l. Newton, and recently purchased BY M.
Fairfield, OF Cleveland, 10 undergoing CO.
,ensiv. alterations, with . visw 10 increase
its dsily capacity 10 dvs hundred bsrrsls-
1t will 10 ready for busioess To Two weeks
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Sold N | p. a. ll27s

HIw WELLS "A new we'll was struck on
the Columbia Farm, about Q week ago,
which 10 yisi ding As barrels per day. II 10
located directly back Of tho Columbia farm
office, 90 tho h.ils.Cs. The Columbia Oil
Company's territory ranks smoag the bss.
10 the oil region.
A new we'll commenced pumping ysstsr-
day On the Burus tract, CherryHee Run.
which 10 yielding ! barrsls per day. Own
81 by f. J. Hsnna,s former we'll known
resident Of this place.
We hear Of new well On the Drske Oats,
between this town and Ti,usvills, on Oil
Creek, whioh 10 said to 10 ilow'ag 800 bsr.
rails per dsy. Owned BY Dr.. Hunter Of that
city.
Joho Sherman. Of Chsrryt tree, 10 about to
'iuk new we'll on ihe Strawbridgs farm,
Chsrrytrss Run, for the purpose Of testing
The territory. q.
hsssEs. Irwin, Woods, and Eybeti, will
have new we'll ooupls.sd on the Pierce
iarm, sppes BssuehoR Ruu, In . lew dsys.
good we'll 10 looked for.
Cap!. SUith'a well, on the Lake Branch
OF susArsresk, Ware farm, bas not been
fairly tested - YET. The Capt. lsavss 70,
the new well this snerrsoo, and promises
aeoIrsct rport % on 20 hs rstsrss.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-26

In Ottawa, CAnads, recently. 10 Nnov.
ing sbe human remsins from 90 I'D bnry/
Ing s,ouud, preparatory 10 its beios closed.
. gentleman present desired the lid 10 be
takes of the coffia Of Q deceased relative
o. this being done, to tho horror of the
small body Of spectators who gathered
around Z, they discovered that tho body.
with wss that Of 40 uncle Of the gsntle/
man who was renewing Is, had bssa dIa-
,urbsd Sin the coffin. I, was terribly
contorted, - iftbe deceased lad died In
great agony. The face wsre au expression
OF intense pain and horror, the arms were
drawn up ss fer q coffin would admit, and
shs head WAS swls.,d around 10 !he shoyld.
sr, frsm whisa, tfs, 'assh had apparently
been gnswlAJbS' th' struggling man. 1t
was. svidlRt'ihst the deceased bad been
buried alive, sud hsd awakened from bis
france only 10 perish missrably.
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T. N ALCoRH.

young man 10 Buffalo belonging, BY the
way, TO one Of the first families Of tho city,
bss ne, With . strange sffi c.ion BY bsisg
prevailed 50 extsnsivsly. fhs young man
was at bis borsss head, when the horse
snor,sd, and speok of'hs virus few into
bis eye. A. . consequence be has not only
lost that eye, but is about to lose tho o'hsr
also, being thus rendered totslly bind!
THIS should be . WAruing to all who have 10
do with horses at this time.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-26

There is pump in front OF the hcClin-
took House, and thereby hsues . tail Said
pump has bsen ont Of repair for some time
pss., and yssterdsy the work Of repair be-
gan under supervisIos Of Uncle John HUI
bert, who is we'll posted in the intricate
ways Of machinery, aud the good work wen.
on. After . while aloog osne our friend,
John Wsddsll, and hs does know "bow. The
old thing works," and the work went brave.
iy on, with the exceptions shst about once 10
every Ten mi nutes John would retire into
the NcC 'iutock Hsvss to. "lubrioats the
valves, you know" but whether IL helped
start the we'll producing dspensnt saith aos
Be that - Il may the we'll sonnsacsd
pumping water freely, and the sntsr!ain-
nsus closed By grand spriaklins Of the
cbaraotsia As . "lubr.cster Of valves"
Jobs 10 said TO ~ che swpion.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-26

This svssias the ladies Of The Rebskhah
Degree, Indspsadsnt Ords, Of ODD Fellows
Of this piscs. ere 70 give . sonplimss,ary
supper at the MeCifntock House. Af,sr the
supper . social hop 10 10 be given st the
Opera House. a pleasant time 10 sasici
patsd.
We are not posted - 10 the srfang gemen.s
except that .he ladies' aud gents Of the or
der will meet at the lodge room, and from
thence proceed to the NeClintoek House
where the supper will be ssrved up 10 miss
host Hulbsrts best style, and any person.
who ever put mp at bis houss knows iulI
we'll that he never does any .hiog Of the kind
BY ta'ves.
We might adi that The Deputy Grand
Master 10 expected hero to confer ths DE-.
grses Of The Order uron the ladies Of the
Rebckkah Order.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-26

Out Ia 40 Isdlsua town there 10 ~ old
fellow who profsssss belief In The devil -
the srue object Of divine worship, and ,o
him be Offers down bis daily prayers. He
recently orgau,ssd young mons devil as
socistior and tried 10 start . prayer mssk
ing alter bio ows creed, bus the taisr-
prise failed, ssd bs 10 the only pillar Of The
fstth.