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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Joaquin 10 mad and has gone TO Europe.
Maggie Mitchell is goin to try hef hand
a. tragedy.
D'Aubisns's daughter-in.Iaw 10 . New
York milliner.
Mr.. Stanley will leave England for Amer
lea on the 9th OF November.
The recently msguihceutly welded March.
oiness OF Butte is quite sick.
Some Of them now call 1t the ''b6rss 10
fluenz,." That Is probably what 1t ID
New York people, iu the transfer line,
are offering their kingdoms for horse.
Mscsllu told Coske that the 6rst quail.
ificat,on Of an actor was to learn 10 stand
still.
Fanny Fern wss the senior female writer
Of the country. Mrs. Stowe now sakes her
place.
An American, who was Jsnes Heley
when be lived In Connecticut, is Signor Fo-
II now that hs is a basso 10 Europe.
A Des Moines (Iowa) clergyman advo-
Gates theatrical aud other smnssmsnts, and
his congregation Is not shocked thersah
either.
The President OF Hamp den Sidney COLI
lege Virginia, statss that but one student
has died ut that institution Ia one hundred
years.
A large number OF distinguished foreign
ere are now travelling in this country, aad
California receives from them good deal o.
attention.
Mrs. Lizzie Hayden, of Topeka, slsini
that she wss. terrified into marrying lel
monster, and wants q divorce becsuse hs
sleeps with revolver under bis pillsw.
Able bodied draught men, willing Il
work, can make good thing ofit II New
York just now. A good roadster, vAe
doesn't bslk, can earn ten OF fifteen dolisss
. day.
The unusual size OF the bustlss wesn BY
ladies on the Detroit river ierrybosss ply.
ing between that city and Windsor, 0snss
ds, 10 unsccountab!e to strangsrs, bet ths
Custom-house officers say they know hsul
about II.
A French medico reports 10 the Academy
Of Science that intellect 10 nothing but pAes-
phorus on the brain. So IL you happen 70
have any idiots about you, pill you have gsi
to do to make men of genius OF them 10 10
bore holes In their skulls and pour il Q
quantity Of phosphorus.
The intelligent jury that couldn't sgrss
to hang Stokes consumed only $37, 40 westh
Of cigars and S23, IS worth of woisky so
other beverages, which Now York City nus,
pay for.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

A young Bri.on lately lost large sum
by betting on splders He wagsrsd that a
spider which be would produce would eros ,
a plate quicker than spider to be produc.
cd by friend. Each spider was 20 have
Its own plate. His spider, however, on bs.
log started, would not stir, while its rival
rsn with immense epesd. The bet was
consequently lost; and tho iooser soon found
out the reason vhy-nb frieod had q hot
plate.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

There is y strong movement 10 Francs d
favor Of compulsory education. The Fssssh
are thus taking lessons from the eouqussess,
with whom educsiious is just % conpulsssJ
as military service. The Prussisu covers
nent has long acted upon the theory ths'
the citizens belonged 10 the State aad tha'
the State could afford 10 allow 20 one suh.
jsct TO Its laws to grow up IN ignorance -
This country will hold tie same opinies,
by.and BY.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06
I. o. ol II. n.
1iansksasss Tribe No. lsS, !. D. r n.
efPstrcleum Centre, meets every rhuredsy
evsnisg 10 Good Tsnplar's Hall.
- Cospeii lFss lighted q ~ o'clock.
II. HOWE, Ssehsn.
4 REYNOLDS, Chief Of Records.
eeA ct Up. y. ll2k

The Tldooute Jsurual Of late date hes
% article sgsinst the Oh City Dssrick's
sstting up ths claim Of beisg The only pa
Dsr 10 The region true 10 The produesr's
ssuss. The Journal waves wrosh ahd usss
~ language for respectable sheet. The
Derrick has done much for The cause, but no
oss suppesss for moment they have done
slif The RsooRD, iron ths nsst, Aas done
~ 'isvsl bsst' 70 sustain the predassrs Of
shis rsSlsu In the war against nsaopoly,
siuply ssssuss II 10 question Of right aud
justice, future prosperity aud advsussmsn,
Of The Industries Of the ssest'soIl region OIL
YsansyIvsnls, o. ruiassioa cad poverty q,
he hands Of sisgs, combinations. plundsr.
srs and thieves. Ills sst . ssctiosal ques.
tisn bat lassrssts every mao 10 ths oil re.
gios. Titssvilis ssd OH City hsvs no more
q stake then Psirolsum Centre, fidIouts Of
Psrksfs Lssdios. II one suffers, oil must.
Csnssqususly, ~ consider Il the bsuods o
duty Of every man Interested 10 the oil
tssds Of 10 busiasss 10 shs region, 10 lend
slslr uas and influence and money 10 sup
port Of The Petroleum Prodsesrs Agency in
tssis efforts 70 crush out monopolIss sad
eeublnatlons.
Whatever this Journal hes dose towards
shstsnd, the producers ere Welcome 10
0sssvsE bsosns may b derived from T..
We sAall ssasisus to ''so enc better" until
eoAs'sasiens are stsRnaliy crushed out 10
sAis rsglsn. ''Siand 70 you: suns. men,"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

Buffalo Bayou, which leads to Houston,
Texas, Is deep enough to float vessels, but
soinafrow that steam boata sometimes bit on
both sides. A ship canal company bave
taken 10 hand the JOB Of widening, and the
city sees looming up 10 the near future those
gallant three-ma eters.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

Considerable anxiety 10 iei. BY farmers II
California respecting the safety Of thsil
grain, 1t being apprehsudsd that the rainy
season will set 10 before they shall have sue
cesded 10 housing IL for the winter. In many
districts temporary buildings have been
erected for storage.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

The A'ssassss government hes offered .
1esns"o Of twenty-five thousand dollars fo,
~ diasevssy ei vsrksble ssau of COO, =
4 Dsyee mill 10 abeat 10 b. erected In Bus-
me- Ays4A. The government hes been auth.
osIssG ey CosSfese n iaks haudrsd shares
II Veslsn oloih lsototS,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

The absurdity Of post dating weekly
newspapers has capitalization 10 the New
York Ledger, the issue Of which bearing
date Saturday, October 26, said Ito popular
contributor, Fancy Feru, was extremely III,
when the tact 10 che had been dead sixteen
days wben The date Of the psrer wts
reached.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

Governor Smith, Of Georgia, has issued
invitatioas to the Gevernsrs Of tho Western
aud Southern States, to NEE. at Atlanta on
the 18th Of November, for tbe purpose Of
celebrating upon the subject ofs canal to
connect the Tennessee river with the Allan
tic OCEAN at or near Savannah.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

The Bsses county (Kansss) Democrat, ~
porte visit 70 stoas quarry ussr Bu,l.,
where ps'rinea snake hes bsen partial,
uncovered. Twenty Net Of this mou,,.,
have 90 fer come to light, sud that |. b no,
more thsu half Of him.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

The pivot pier ossAs hssdes over The M.
sour' river ss 81 Josspb ssasssa Ne b,1 !.
the rock 90 nssosy. fwe mere piers ~
main to. b sushs sna - oonRselo,s ,..,
they will bave ~ vsrk completed ma,
for the eressiss u cars By shs 10th Of J,,
uasy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

A pain Of silver spsesscles was picked up
% The street the Hrst night Of tho Wallsss
Sisters entertainment. They can b has st
this oflcs on paying for this notice.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

A treaty OF comm cree and navigation has
just been concluded between Nicsragua and
the Kingdom Of IAly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06
For Gala

For Sale
$4,000 10 20, ,0O0 net OF SRCONp.HANb
TUDIN0, as fnBm - 70 IS cts. Der fset
Tho Tstiss h 10 Ars elas order snd sii
sssdy 6ttsd.
April 7S. IT, b. Il. wARNHp
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06
GOOD NEWS !
One Million Dollars Subscribed
to the Petroleum Producers
Agency.
"Now by St George! The Work
Goes Bravely On!'

OIL CRY, Nov. 6.
To PsrRoLkux CENTRE RECORD:
Nearly one million subscribed, and more
than balance pledged.
Eleventh District actual subscription,
Ninetyftwo thousand Two Husdred Doll
lars, 1892, ,2Oo.]
The District pledged to 60 one hundred
thousand.
MoCrsy has done nobly.
J. A. VERA.
BY the above telegram u will be seen
thst the stock Of the Petroleum Producers
Agency has oil been subscribed for or that
amount pledged. This IL good news, and
now oil that remains 10 to perfect tho plan
10 iss details, and we shall soon have the
pleasure Of announcing ns-"Oil, Five Dollars
per Bsrrei!" and an appropriate obituary
nosice Of the death Of the Rennel's Coubi-
nation alias South Improvement Co.
All honor 10 tho noble producers Of tbe
Eleventh District. One Hundred Thou
ssnd Dollars worth Of Sisck Taken, and no
"shaking hands across the bloody chasm
either. Good day, Combination.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

Petroleum Centre gave So Republican
majority, at the election, yesterday, . gsia
Lof 40 since the State election.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06
kOCAl Notices,
GIRL WANTED

Az The Ps.rolsuu Exchange Hotel to a.
dining soem work. Also Q good eoss
wsn'sd. Study employment furnished a sos
highest vsses paid.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

The probabilities are that Grant Is re-
elected 70 the Presidency for the ensuing
kous years.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06
Advertise 10 the RbCoRD.

Butter aud chase are almost indlspsnsI.
bio articles Of food. Properly used, ,h.y
sss uutsitious end healthy; but % inordi.
nate use Of either esusas indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gaauey's Sunday Com
fort, Jsdiciorsly used will remove both Of
there tHoubles
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

Farshss 'eens dswo." The Tisusville
Herald OF shis morning publishes The orig,
sas' plas OF ths Ps,relsum Prsduoer's A.
gssey. Good enough. r
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06
CIGARS

Lovses sf good ciesrS will 6ud several ca
,ifeiy new brands, never before ia,roduesd
ID ibis plses, st the Post Once News Roen
They srs warranted pure Havanas.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-06

GOLDEN TREASURE eisa, N u,
Pest 0nss News Resm. Somthiss su,irsl
new.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28
Ellsworth High School.

The exercises with which the Fall Term
closed last week, were attended by good
number oi parents and friends. Prcviou.
10 the public oral examination of the last
day. the pupils were tested BY written
questions in the several studies Of the
term 1t is due TO the presen: Principal
and Assistant 10 say that the school shows
excellent progress. There were certain
marked features in the appearance aud
government OF the school that gave all
visitors a most favorable impression. The
straightforward decisive manner with
which recitaiions were conducted, the
general aptness Of the classes in the
studies, showed the good methods en-
ploycd.
Not the least worthy of praise was the
skill al the Piano Forte. also the decorum
with which every scholar bore himself and
herself and the admirable attention to
schooi-room d sclpline. There was almost
a West Point Manual In going TO and com
iu2 from tn" class exercises Order is
Heavens first Law. and no less. the de
termination of the powers that be- at the
HiEl. school. Our city may well protect
and strengthen this best arm of the ccm-
mon schools. Nothing can measure the
value OF tr9 iuiJSr Ito - 1T uaiai. .s.I,; az
the wisdom aud liberalhy Of the City
Council.
The school lacks in many ways full
furnishing; but so far as appointments
allow, the re suits must CRAFTY every good
citizen in our midst. The Principal and
scholars are now working hard TO RAISE
funds by a Dramatic Entertainment for
some Apparatus suitable for the illustrl-
ton OF the work IN the Natural Scie lces.
The school is wholly unprovidel with
even a Map. Mr.. Berry deserves the
heartiest seconding in his devotion to the
welfare OF his school and in earnes, plans
10 raise money for some Philosophical
Apparatus. Let all be ready 10 lend aid
The Committee are cordially with him for
improving the means given to him. ;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28


Wool. wooden goods, leather. and
boots and shoes have advanced from fifteen
TO twenty per cent. in Boston since the
late destructive fire.
Ten persons are known to have been
killed, six are missing. ard nine seriously
injured at Boston during the eighteen
hours in which the great fire ragged.
1t is understood that the President
and Postmaster-General will recommend
the abolition of the franklng privilege, and
the adoption of the postal telegraph sys-
ten, whereby the telegraph shall be
managed the same as the Post-ofiice.
More evidence against Leavitt Alley,
charged with having murdered Mr.. Ellis.
is said TO have been found. The verdict
of the corOner's jury is dead against him.
lie has been fully committed for trial.
President Grant has become a wo-
mans rights man. SO far as this. that he
goes for paying women as high wages for
work done by them as men receive for the
work they do. being of the same amount.
This is simple justice.
In addition to the late fire in Boston,
another broke out on State Street Mon
day night, destroying property to the
value of over $500 600, and still another
on Wednesday night, destroying the ex-
tensive printing establishment of Rand &
Avery on Washington Street. The loss
here is estimated as high as $4,000. 600.
As usual. all were insured in Boston CON-
panies.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28

The Bangor Comm srciH and Belfast
J0arHH seem diNua>4Ath.-io' 1nr a. :,
Cameron, a convicted rum-sellcr OF
Ellsworth. for that the Jury convicted
him, and the AmerjcGa commented
uniavorably thereon. This i too bad
on the democracy OF Hancock County.
and we feel impelled TO defend them
against i. They are not that kind of
democrats. They are in the main, good
men and good citizens IN suite OF the
error, of their politics. They are gem
orally in favor OF the enforcement oi the
laws, and the punishment OF crime
without much regard 10 the political
views OF the criminal. We entertain
kinder opinions of them ihan those so
often expressed by Horace Greeley.
We fail TO see amy politics in Gamer
on's case much less any democratic
politics. He l. not a voter nor citizen,
lie was prosecuted by a democratic
LAWYER and defended 5v republican
law! er, aud indicted and convicted bv
Jnr.es made up OF both parties. The
comments OF the american were writ
ten st the suggestion OF good demo-
crai, and were approved by many lead
ing democrats OF this vicinity. From
what can the inference be drawn that
Cameron Is democratic and i per Sc
cuted for righteousness sake:" Do the
Commercial and JourRaf accept Gree
ley's old theory that ..all horse thieves
are democrats" and hence to be cham
pioned by democratic papers: Their
political logic seems TO be that any one
convicted of rum-seiling. or bound over
for perjury is therefore democrat in
good standing, and that paper de-
nouncing tie crime. or the criminal.
must therefore be actuated by partisan
motives.
We hope this seeming is not real. for
we purpose 10 freely denounce fraud
and crime and their perpetrators. and
we had hoped that we should not there
by offend our democratic friends.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28

It's unnecessary to remind any reader
OF the Americdn that Thursday is
uk~giving. For, TO the sons of New
England. wherever found. or however
widely scattered. 10 word j, swecter
than the name Of this time houored
festival
II j. pleasant for the first time as
Editor f the IHcricGa that we can Join
with ven in welcoming the approach Of
the day under circumstances 80 favor
able to all.
To the jewellers in our little city. a.
well A. the whole county. it crowns a
wear which we review with feelings OF
gratitude and satisfaction. Comnuni-
ties may toe found whose material pros
perity haS been greater than ours. Bur
business interests have not suffered.
and no man with a sound mind in
sound body need be poor among us.
We have suffered no great distress
by disease. contlagra,ion crime or any
Of the misfortune, ot life. The promise
of Spring has been fulfilled by an
abundant harvest. Oar growth ha,
been thrifty ana augur- well for the
future.
While we honor the day : it deserve,
with social Intercourse. family reunions
rational iea>iings ami merrymakiug:
let IL trv TO bc thankful God hath two
DWELLING; one in the heavens. the
other in IA meek AMI thluklul heart"
IL whp ha- hi conscience right and
what = next to BE valued a good digc--
ton. cannot fail otcnoagh to be- grateful
for. although hi- uej-hbor may have
greaer riches. Every misery missed,
is new mercy.
We wish our reader, each one.
lively sermon. a good dinner. and . true
friend 10 help him eat l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28

A man named Edward Darrah, OF
oldtown. Me-. has been arrested and taken
to Lewiston for forging a check Of e5OO
on the First National Bank of that city.
A widow applying at Probate Court
Wednesday for an allowance ont Of the
real estate of her deceased husband, was
a,tonished at an attorneys appearing and
claiming that his own client wa, also the
widow OF the deceased. which. II true.
indicates that the departed was too much
married. -Lewiston Journal
Superintendent Angel. of the Ed
n A. Railway. has sent to the employees
OF the road form of pledge for them to
sign. agreeing 10 abstain from using
intoxicating liquors as "A beverage, and the
u-e OF rroiane or ungentlemanly language.
Accompanying IL j. a circular informing
the employees that this step is taken in
consequence" OF frequent complaints at the
office. and requesting those declining to
.ign to give notice of their intentions. that
their places may be filled by others.
From our kennebec Correspondent,
We learn that the horse disease has been
more severe in the interior than on the
coast. and is still spreading. He says. he
was riding few days since with Clergy
man. who began Boosting a little that his
horse had escaped the disease. and was
well and would probably continue SO.
While thus complacentiy congratuiatinx
himself on his good fortune. the horse be.
gan 10 cough and this disease increased so
rapidly that the poor minister was led to
exclaim Ms got H."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28
EtoNsUMPTION CAN BE CURE
SFHENCk's PULMOMiC SYRUP.
~CHE>Ck'S sEAWEED TONIC.
NtuENt'k,S MAMMAL pIIfg


Are the only Medic ines that will cure Pulmon.
AIRY Consumption.
Sometimes medicine that will stop a cough will
otcn occasion the death OF the patient u locks up
the hverst the circulation Of the blood .hemor-
rhage follows and in tact clogging the action Of
the very organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint aud dyspepsia are the causes
OF two-thirds If the eases OF CONSUMPTION. Many
are now complaining with duh pain in the side
the bowels sometimes costive and sometimes too
loose, tongue coated. pain in the shoulder blade,
feeling sometimes very rCstl, and ut other times
drowsy, the TODD that Is taken lies heavily on th,
stomach accompanied with aciiity and OF bcirh-
Wind. These symptoms usually originate from
u disorderci condition OF the -tomass or a TORPID
I've. Persons so affected IL the, take one or tw o
heavy colds aud ~ the cough in these cases be
suddenly stopped. the lungs, liver and stomach
clog and remain torpid and inactive and before
the ps;lent IL Avn of his situation tho lungs
u mass OF sores. and iceTated and aih is the in
eytable result.
>chrnck's Pulmonic Syrup is an cypcrtoran,
which 'iues not contain any opium. nor ANYTHING
calculated TO cheek cough suddenly.
~chenCk,s >canerd touic dis-olyes the food
g-ixes with the gastric juice of tue stomach d.
csts easily nous ishes the system aud creates a
ci-alth| circulation Of the blood. When the bow
h!tI arc ,o~tive kin .alow aud the patient Is OF
qnipu~ habit. >hruck- Mandiake IN, are re-.
~ rel THESE mr'iict9-s are prepared by ibr. j.
znd-tttENt " son, >o-Ihrast corner OF sixth
and Arch streets Phiia PA and tor sale bv Geo
I, Ioo't~in y 90. Il iiauover 81. boston ami j .
:. Hcury. COLLEGE place ". Y. Wholesale ,gts
tor safe by brntgists generally. sp.ao ion,utl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1872.
Special Notice.

To the Subscribers Of the Ellsworth
american.
Each and every one of our subscri-
bers will confer favor on the Proprie
tors. if they win examine the slips on
their papers, see if they are correct, and
il not, inform us forthwith. The Sub
scription Lists OF the late Publisher, Mr..
Sawyer, were purchased by and trans
ierred 10 Us. If there are any errors
they can now easily be corrected. and
hereafter we shall make every effort to
have no mistakes.
BY reference to these slips, Subscri-
bers can also tell whether or not they
are indebted to rs. and will of course
govern themselves accordingly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28

EIGHT CHILDREN AT BIRTH.-Op the
2lst Of August, Mrs. Timothy Bradlee, OF
rrumball comfy, Ohio. gave birth 70
eight children-three boys and five girls.
They are all living. and are healthy. but
quite small. Mr.. Bradlee was married
six years ago TO Eunice MOwery, who
weighed two hundred and seventy-shree
pounds on the day Of her marriage. She
has given birth to two pairs Of twins and
now eight more. making twelve children
In six years. Mrs. Bradlee WAS q triplet.
her mother and father both being twins.
and her grandmother the mother OF Ave
pair Of twins.-CinciHnah Laseei and
Observer.
We apprehend that the above majority
like the Greeley voters, will be found
considerably reduced, - We approach the
vicinity OF Trumbull Co., Ohio.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28

Hon. =. 4. Pike was on board the train
IN the Pullman ear at the time of the Sea-
brook accident. and was not injured. as
ihls car escaped being Observation-Disclosures
Union.
We are not 20 anxious about the cause
Of that disaster as the wrecking OF our
political train last September. on which
Mr.. Pike had berth. Can any one tell
who ieft the switch wrong on that occa-
sion belfast Journal.
II is generally understood that Hon.
Eusene Hale did the switching Of Mr.. Pike
last september.-k ennebec Journal.
We had supposed that Mr.. Pixies poit-
cal train was wrecked because the new
ties did not hold. The road was not
properly ballasted.-Porland Adrertiser.
No. the trouble was with the engineer.
He expended all his steam. in ,chiaiing
and tlo'cing, and when the Hale train
came along, Pixies train was terribly
telescoped.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-28
Late Publications.

We have received two numbers OF "1he
STATE. neat, and finely printed quarto,
published at Portland by the State Publish
ing association. IL is largely devoted to
the Commercial. Industrial and Social in
terests of our State. 1t Is an independent
journal. and ably edited. It's columns are
filled with choice reading. great part OF
which Is original. Such paper is an hon.
or to the State and should be literally sup
ported.