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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-08

YE THIRSTY MoRTALs, ATTENTIoN!-daro-
uer,a celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch of the Hasel street es'
tabllshment. "piAo
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT d Co. advertise for
this week clearing out sale of all their Dress
Goods. A reduction as never before has beer
made in this department.. july8
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ENVELOPES, White or Buff, good quality ioc
q package, or three packages for zoe. haSe
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
feb19-r
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;. sr. JOHN THE BAPTIST SoCIETY.-The ami
versary meeting of the TT. John the Baptist
Society was held at the Catholic Institute Hall
last evening. After the regular business OF
the society had been transacted the following
officers were elected: Rev. D. j. Quigley,
first vlce.president; P. F. Sullivan, secretary;
John E. Holmes, treasurer.
Bishop Lynch is, ex-ofaclo, president Oh tne
society.
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PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen Styles ooc
per pack. Hasel street Bazaar ana sas' oo'
News Room. ieDi'
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CRuMBs-If any person has doubts whether
advertisements are read or not, let him put
something he doesn't want seen In an obscure
part of The NEWS.
The Columbia Union, Of Saturday, says
"Moneyed men were yesterday predicting a
rise In South Carolina bonds at an early day. !"
The Barnwell Sentinel calls the recent mur-
der Of q man at. Blackville aud wounding of
another "a serious difficulty"
A dangerous cellar door on the south side of
Queen street, between Church and Meeting,
demands attention.
Mr.. Hawthorne, OF this city, owns half
brother OF Lonefellow, the winning horse at
the late Jersey Derby. Mr. Hawthorne's horse
is quite young and handsome. He can be seen
At the stables Of N. Hogan, Spring street.
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully colored for
25 cents each, at Souder's Galleries, No. 265
King street. Juni'-i"o
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SOUTH CAROLINA GRADUATES. - Mr.. ". D.
Maprath, "a son Of the Hon. A. G. Magrath)
and Mr. W. P. Russell, Of South Carolina,
graduated at the Virginia Military Institute, al
Lexington, on the 4th of July.
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FURcHGorT, BENEDICT & Co. beg to call the
attention OF the public to their this days ad
vertiBement. july8
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THOSE Handsome Photograph Albums art
now sold at 60c. each. HAsRL STREET bAzAAf'
aprl5-m
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GREELEY SoNG AND JOKE BooKs.-A noera
discount to the trade. HAsEL STREET bAAAA'
inn28-l2
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The CoURrs..No business of any kind was
transacted In either of the courts on SATURDAY.
The Criminal Court, Judge Lee presiding, WILL
be opened at ten O'Clock this morning.
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FRENCH ssPAssEpARToUr" FRAMES for Gard
Photographs, rs cents each, at souder's Gale
ries, No, 2e3 King street, junl7-lmo
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pAoHIO NAIL STEAMSHIP .CoRYs
THRouaH LINE To. .,gf, li4:2 srl:. f:n.
CALIFORNIA. cH1NA3AND'tgAPAE. q; 1'ts.i1E':lls
FAREs GREATLY REDu0ED. % 80

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .zfHh
No.. a, North River, foot Of Canal X&inn66
street. New York, at 10 O'Clock noon. OF tne l6Ih
and 80th Of every month. except when thess
dates fall on Sunday, then the saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama With, ,steam.
era for South Pacific and Central American ports.
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston, jamalcas
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran.
Sunday; then on the day preceding. 49,
No California steamers touch at HavanH, but 60
direct from New York toAspinwall. tiyipy
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult,
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the O0MPANY,S TICKET OFFlCE. on the wharf
foot Of Canal street, North River, New York, w..
july26-lyr F. r BABY. Aren't.
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EUROPEAN and American Stereoscoplc
Views, 81 so per dozen. BASEL efhhs1
p,z,,p aprls mwf
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BooNHnL P1oS1o early on the morning of
July the 4th the little people and their pa
rents, members and friends of this old Metho-
dist Society, were on the move to the beautl-
full lake Of sc'asbridge, there under the vene-
rable oaks to enjoy the SnnGsy-school picnic.
Never was apent, In Innocent sport more
pleasant day. Here were seen children and
parents OF the third generation, all given up to
enjoyment OF the good things which good
God had bestowed upon them. There at the
pots, fires and tables was old Maum Philis,
with other good colored friends, preparing the
feast. All over the shady sward three or four
hundred happy people, with their preacher
and leaders, we're given up to sport. There
was an abundance Of good things, and every
body was pleased.
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sTATE.Ro0Ms.ALL ON DE0K.

The Splendid New Iron sidewheel Steamship
GEORGIA, .Bolmes, Commander. will sail for
New YORK on WEDNESDAY: July 10th, atl0 O'Clock
A. H.. from PIER No.. 2, Union WharVeAL
Through Bills Of Lading TO Liverpool; and the
New England Cities as usual. -
Insur snce bv Steamers this Line k per cent.
Fer Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very nne Deck Stateroom acc0mmod atoms, apply
to WAGNER, HUGER CO., NO. % Broad street.,
or to WIN. A. COURTENAY, No. Union WharFes.
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IN PASSAGE RATES /,
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.

ANUdUH IINE bICAMEHo. ~
..'-..i. '-sE / ~! -
SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers booked to and from AM, <ESl&
Railway station or Seaport in Great SMlRnBS
Britain, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, DsumatE,
Germany, France, Holland, Belgium, and the
United States,
cabin Fare from New York to London, Liver.
pool, Glasgow and Derry by Wednesdays Steam.
ers SEQ. By saturdays steamers SOS and SIS.
-. EXCURSION TICKETS. $40.
Intermediate, $ss; steerage, $2s, all payable In
Parties sending for their friends In the Old
Country can purchase tickets at lowest rates.
For further particulars apply 10 the Agents,
loo. HENDERSON BROTHERS,
No. Z Bowling Green, N. T.,
Orto DOUGLAS NISBET, -
Southern Wharf y.
apr11-3mosD&w Charleston, 8. O.
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no YOU WISH TO DEFEAT GRANT
- AND his HIRELINGS
AND PUT DOWN
RApIoALIsM AND CoRRUPTIONs
Then subscribe to
THE CIR A T R E P o L O."
LHATIONAL JOURNAL,
oroan OF the Cincinnati Reform Party. An
eleht.paged Paper, size OF New York World, and
Containing all the latest News. all the Market Re-
ports, TWO pages leading Editorials.
PUBLISHED WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
&. Subscription 81 so for balance OF this year.
send In your subscription at once.
THE GREAT REPUBLIC,
No. 72l SAMSON street,
aprlo. Philadelphia, Pa.
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PUBT GALkNDAs&.
NooN'a PHASES.
New Noon, 9th, hour. s minutes, evenins.
first Quarter, 18th. hours, 20 minutes. evening.
Fun Noon, goth. houis 81 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 9th, hours, minutes. morning.
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MEMORANDA.

The ship Energy, Caulkins from Bull River, 9
O. sailed from Scllly June 10, and was on seaVlena
on the 2lst.
The bark Henrietta, from Charleston for Lon
don, was spoken June'l6, lat 46 8, long 20 10.
The brig Kennedy. Hallett, from Beaufort,
8 c. arrived at Portland, Ne. July2.
The schr Ridgewood Derricksen, from George
town, 8 O, arrived at New York July 4.
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~THE DOLLAR REWA SOPARD
makes T.nware shine like new, and has no qua
n cleansing Glass or China.
DoWIE, NOISE DAVIS, Agents.
Charleston, s. O.
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EsOR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN
~ zft-''Hl .'f-'t u..EEH ".j ScH

kNOh llf lfEhfO9L, VIA SOf1CNS1OWA
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATESMAHSs
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
sH- 1-.. 49, -: a.. t3G ,D -fesIs.
AM$ sTBAA. COMPANY 4AfS!
Wil dlspstGh one Of their nrst.clsss, runi power
IRON SCREW Steamships from 80 s''J liz
PIER No. 4sN E., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Cabin Passage $50, gold. I'll ~ GsIG 1iiIt
Steerage Passage (Omce No. 70 BroadVay) 38os
currency. -. E-5..G,s 81! ~ .r"J9,Tii's
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to 40,
.-.tt 49,. s- WILLIAMS d GUIOE,
-.ra No. So Wall street, q. u
n. R.-Through BlllB Lading to Liverpool issued
oy the Charleston and New York Steamers; which
make close connection with the above line. l.;
For particulars and rate Of Freight apply to
JAMES ADGER d CO.,
WAGNER, HUGER d co.,
uaay6 or WIN. A. 00URTEHAY.fSsI
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL July 0.
Arrived, the Northampton, from New Orleans.
Arrived, steamships Regulator, ashington
A.H Juiy W. S@Arrived, City Of London and Batavia.
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Columbus cotton Market.

COLUMBUS, July 8.
Our market nominal; sales l6 bale; the follow
In0 6eures nouinal: ordinary 2lc; good or.
di9ary 22c; low middllpg 23c; middlinGs 2Shc;
ssIes OF he week 232 b les; weeks receipts =!
palrs. against " the previous one, and 20 tne
corresponding week last season; shipments ZS4
bales.
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miscellaneous.
NOLU MBIA 10 T z Z,
OOLUHBIA, 8. O.,
WIN. GORMAN, PROPRIETOR.
MIiareIlnnenus.

The Proprietor OF this ple8s8nty IocAIeu Hnp
elegantly furnished Establishment, at the Statt
Npit9l desires to inform the travelling public anc
.LJMSIAn ia In every respect nrst-class Hotel
unsurpassed by any in the State or the United
States. Situated In the business centre OF The
Mty, with nne large airy rooms, and table sup
,lled with every delcacy OF the season, botn lron
Sew YORK and Charleston markets, the Proprie'
cor pledges that no efforts will be spared to give
oerfect satisfaction In every respect.
nrst-class Livery Stable is attached 10 tnt
Iotel, where vehicles Of every description can OF
md at the shortest notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure Of
a-ery Train. VIZ. GOhmAN,
Proprietor and superintendent.
I'D. BUDDS. asher. aprls-"fm
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TO B FLo,RsIT,D D, a,
VIA SAVANNAH. ~
The CITY POINT having been /. .sKeS
Withdrawn from the linel for re- sss.7ss1f7i
pairs, the steamer EMILE, Captain O. Uahol
White, has been engaged to take her place for
llth instant, at lalrpast 8 O'CLOCK P. H., for
FOB FERNAHD1NA, D1NA,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JoHE's' RIVER.
Returning, will leave Palatks SATURDAY NIeHr,
Jacksonville SUNDAY MORNING. Fernaudlna same
evening. Savannah MONDAY MORNING, arriving
here same afternoon.
For Freight or Passage. apply to
RAVENt.L q CO.. Agents,
Corner Vanderhorss's Wharf and East Bay.
w E E K L Y L + =
TO AZ :. = ..aifs
SAVANNAH oSisoLas sA sEsgt9sa IaSDisds RAolfo AND
The Steamer 70 :. -;
PILOT BOY,
Captain W. T. MCNELTY,
Willreceive Freight at Accommo. . .sKeA
tion Wharf, every TUESDAY, and -
leave for above points every WEDNESDAY aiUnN.
ING, at O'Clock.
Freight received for points on Savannah River.
to be transferred to Steamer CLYDE, leaving Sa-
vannah every THURSDAY. - ''''H'r
ConsignineRts { care vf Agents will be forward
ed free OF storage or commissions. 80 f&''
For engagements apply TO -.
RAVENEL, HOLMES Il co.,
may28-tu No l77 East Bay.
~WASH AND YOU'LL BE CLEAN
II you use the DOLLAR REWARD SOAP.
DOWlE, NOISE DAVIS,
Agents, Charleston 8, Q.
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Thahksgivi ng PRoclsm.,Io.

Thahksgivi Nc PROclaana,Io.
In the asms sod BY the su,bo,,,, :,
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania. Jov.
W. GsARY, Govssnoe.
| Believing 10 the Lord our covenant n
in whom our fathers trusted, and 4, NJ.
controlling Providence over the affair, y.
men and nations, a pub'io acknovled
mens OF His goodness, and our cossts,, a.
psndence upon Him, is eminently b.oor
Ing an enlightened and civilized peopls.
Now, therefore, impressed with these "a,
'imenss, 10 pursuance OF Q revsred cu,,or
and 10 conformity With the ProcI am.tIo, :.
Ulysses s. Grant, President of the Tr.,,.I
states recommending that THURSDAY. m.
Twenty-Eisssh day Of November us., ~
eet apart as . day Of Praise, Prayer ana
Thanksgiving, l John W. Gesry, Govs,Do.
o. the Commonwealth of Pennsylvasi., do
most respectfully request the citizens Of ,,i.
State to ohserve that day a. such, with Al
due respect aud solemnity.
Let thanks be given TO AImiob,v r.,
that He has bestowed upon us the commo
blessings Of life, givep.us health, and,rsl,s,.,
US from pes.ilenee that labor i. sb,od.n,I.
ewarded; that we have no dread of i,onsoa
log famine, or fear Of industrial or comm.,
cisi dis.rsss; that the arts, sciences, s.n,
sral education, and sentiments Of peace N.
good will are steadily advancing. Let n,
be especially thankful for tho gree, n,ivi,
legss OF American sitizsnship; for the nm.
1smslled expression Of opiuion, that m,
political rights ''ilI remain safe under beu-
sficsnt laws, aud iu the bsudo Of an ord.
loving people. and that "squsi and ex.c,
j l5,ice" 10 vouchsafsd to oil. For ths.s
and for other civil, social and .eIjoiou.
blessinge We enjoy, let US yield ths siuce,,
tribute Of sreatiul hearts, and humbly b.
seech their continuance.
Given under my Hand and tho Great s..,
OF the the State, at Hsrrisbura. hi.
twenty-eight day Of October, In The ,s..
OF our Lord oue th onsand eight bundrsd
and seveuty-two, and OF tbe Comnou-
weal,b the ninety seventh.
BY ~ the Governor: '0AN w. 'AAAf'
F. JORDAN.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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Our friend Parker, toe butcher, has had
70 succumb TO the Epizootic at last-tbat is
to say, be has not got the disease himself,
but bis horses have. This afternoon be hes
an OK team engaged 10 delivering meat to
hiss customers. He does just more than
flourish that CAD over the backs of tue OK
team.
Armstrong, the -four and feed man, is
said to be the most graceful OK driver In
town. y
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lie maxim Of servan,gatism 10 this city
that the summer quantum Of washing shall
diminish from and after the fifteenth Of Oc-
tobsr. Biddy allows her young misses .hres
white shirts . week until that time, and ou<
Iy two after il. While the missus 10 ot,eu
Indifferent to this maxim, she never openly
rebels against It, When Biddy comes to
count the skirts 10 the basket on Monday
morniog, she spitomizss any transsrsssion
10 something like the following soiiloquy.-
Beginning with the topmost skirt, she count,
"Wsn-.vo--tbrsy! an do me eyes dscsvs
mei-fOor! Nay The Lord have msiroy on
me, but she's . divil!" If the nissus over.
hears this the offence 10 uot repeated.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-09

The Standard OIL Company, BY tslssrans
published this Do'sioc, II appears have
come 70 The conclusion to accept the sltua-
tion and purchase their oil through the
PrOduesT's Agency, paying therefor e4,75
per barrel. The Offer 10 fair enough to ali
eppsarsuees, but lot the producers bear 10
mlod that "for w.ys thet ere dark and
tricks that srs vaia, the Standard Oil Conn
psay 10 peculiar" Let the producers stick
together aad the victory will be won over
oil soubiostions. Meantime, the Standard
on Company hsving been 'our most bitter
tnvstsrsts enemy, will bear watching.
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&eA st Up. u. ll3k

Every producer In this dh,rict should be
On hand sstho regular meeting q the Grant
D Wilson club room, this evening. Come
With The intention Of subscribing to the
ssoek and aiding the grand movement now
being insugurstsd against monopoliss. rings
combinations, &C., but come by oil means.
Read the card Of the Secretary, and then
turn out
Let The Eleventh District be ranked
aosng The 6rst H. this movement, 90 Il OIL,
Vsys bss been 10 others where the good Of
the producer 10 concerned.
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Plumer Items.
SECRETARY.

Since your correspondent last wrote you.
many iieus Of interest have occurred which
would perhaps be OF interest to Jour read
ers We sahjoin the following:
Mr.. Wm. Hsrtsborne has sold bis buslueas
good viii aud trade, to Mr.. Lockwood, Of
Pithols, wbo 10 Q live energetic business
mao, and intends making many pseded ad.
ditions TO bis already large stock, which
will no doubt lend new impetus to the
trade.
The Plnmer schools have recommended
With full attendance, new teachers, aod
with oil the latest improvements that the
modern mind has invented 10 the way Of
patsn, seats and full set OF latest maps,
charts, globes, &c. We see no reason why
great progress should not be made by the
students.
Mr. W. Smith has been making improve.
meuts 10 bis shoe store which adds much 10
its appearance.
The horse disease prevails TO . great ex>
tent here. Most all the horses owsed ore
showing symptoms OF the epidemic, though
none have proved fatal as yet. Oxen are
fn demand If they never was before.
Election passed tf quietly. lS9 votes 10
oil were polled; III for Grsnt and 4s for
Greeley. Many cfths' Old line Democrats
did not vote at oil, showing much apathy
and dullness,
The Republicans held q jolli6catioa mss,s
ing over Tho result
Times are quite lively since the resump,
tIon. No wells injured 90 far rs heard from
ID this district.
The producers and citizens held . meets
iag recently and passed resolutions as fol.
lows: That we are with the producers and
extsad our hearty eo.operatlon to effect any
measure to get five dollar oil. We uuani-
mousIy condemn the course pursued by the
ring organs Of Titusv lie, and heartily conn
mend the course Of the Petroleum Centrs
RECORD and Oh City Derrick for 50 effectu-
ally backing up the cause OF the producers
F We notice our old friend, Mr.. J. p. A.
derson, on the streets. His many friends
will be pleased to learn Of bis return.
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Almost. simultaneously with the reported
wonderful discovery of the golden island of
Aruba comes an suriferous tale of the mug
ges findings In Guiana. The mines 10 this
instance are said to be situated on the
banks OF the Orinoco, in topical paradise.
where 'hs earth produces spontaneously all
that the stomach of man can digest; whore
the natives ere arxious to work for nothing,
and where eDigrsuts can not hsip bscomI
ing millionsires.
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IT IS SAD.-Lsst week the re6nsrs were
shu. down. What the owners hope to &C
complish by this movement 10 clear to every.
one. But will they be successful? Will
their sctieu have the effect OF Overlooking
the crude market and forcing the price back
TO the old agures! Not for Joe! The Pro.
daesrs Agency will buy our oil at s., and
can AFFORD 10 hold 1t until prices are what
they should be. Tanks are being erected
all over the regisn for the purpose Of storing
this oil, If necessary. Refueriss ere being
built that WILL re6ns Il, and then the ring
rsaners osn say with Othello "My occupa,
tion's goasr'-G Fsirview Reporter.
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Advioss from Nassau, New Providence.
to the 4sh instant, state that the vessels do.
patched to the scene OF the terrible disss-
ter Of ,he steamer Missouri havs returned.
The crew report that, Notwithstanding .
thorough search, not the slightest trace Of
any belonging to The vessel conld b found
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-09

A little girl, aged avs yssrs named Nag
gle Esstlisk, Of Leslie, Nwhiyau, wss
frishtsssd - death BY . couple Of boy,
sh,ls sssursisg home from shool On the
Slss ola The boys chased her and threat.
ssel 70 kill hss. On arriving che went
::.,s lseps, sss Lived only hS, hsuu.
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We give portion OF eur spacs 70 day 10
. story entitled "Wild Cat Hollow BY the
editor Of The Pithbusgh American Voiun-
sssr. The story is - amusing reminenis-
ssoss Of The early days Of oildom whom the
wells on the Egbsrt and other oil farms we're
The centre Of . great oil excitement. Read
L.
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Bret Hsrts 10 said to be engaged on NJ
srsl stories that Will. rival the "Outeast q
Poker Flat Chs best work % far), 1.-THE
Luck ef Rosripg Camp" ssd xigglss."
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The Producers Asso-
citation

Will meet at the usual place
at Z o'clock this evening.
Members of the Committee
on Subscriptions to the stock
Agency are reqtested to bring
their lists and report amount of
subscriptions already received.
If the subscriptions are short
of the ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND Pledgedit it will,
we trust, lie made up there and
then.
SECRETARY.
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The oosl dealers OF Franklin have formed
% association and resolved y shat dova On
the credit systsm.
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ehsri4 marx, ot franklin, vas 10 town,
ysstssdsy. He also visited Plumsr.
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4. q. Of u. w.
Liberty Lodge No. Z, A. U. Of u. w.,
meets every Moaday evening st IN O'Clock,
u Odd Follows Hall, Petroleum Centre,
rsnn's.
"A. n. KLscKxER, II. W.
4. KLINE, r.
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e' ICSt.O

There is a good deal of tragedy in the
word " lost" even when we do not use it
in its theological sense. "Child lost"
is phrase painfully suggestive, nor is
ii pleasant for o wife TO lose her bus-
band. Yet nothing is more common
than mysterious disappearance. The
English police during 1870 were called
on for assistance in the cases Of 1913
lost persons, and Of these 1874 were
under ten years Of age. The police
found and restored 2,6l9 children and
446 adults; CO adults committed sui
eide and at the close Of the year four
children and sixty-four adults were still
missing. 1t will be noticed that the
police were much more successful in
finding children than adults, which
leads 10 the suspicion that q good many
Of the latter were not particularly de
sirous Of being found, having their own
reasons for remaining lost" Some OF
them are still missing at the time Of
making up the report may ultimately
be found but, Of course, there must be
some will never be heard of.