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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23
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POSITIVE sALF nv FIpsT.oLAss FURNI,
TTREs 93EssTIS9 Nlir 2E rtIEdrRR tlsf RRAkLSohR MSh
spiE SARsGf.SoP sIDFBo HsiRis. wRifiSg
DESKS. houN9ES,, REgrhpIlRnr,, ghshiiR ghhshiiRRss, rs,
GH.I6s OARPETs, MkfTIN0, 40. AT AUG
m On FRIDAY. the nan instant, Al 10 o'olOoh
W . m, ~ shtli soll, 10 PolkinhJrn's buiidins, on
hlD street nStth, batween hlnth and keventh
" lstrssts vest, the above snARsd stock, - lhs
highest biddsry, sithout ressrys a. gs srs CON- eed
se nt o the lease havlnE sruired. Persons rishna
70 furnish viii DO we'll y alland ths ale
P.s."oods Al private sale until day ofaAle. my I'd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23
Boarding.
Lost and Found.

I osT LAND wARRANT-IN JULY, 1870,
Oossmis.ipns, oi tbs General Isad Once, Tor sp-
proval, LAND KANT 55SB5, War 1873, %
Captain eutton's eompany Ohio nilire jane 3 lsei,
assigned 10 the daughter Of said soldier 10 Joseph
Armstrons. and by him 70 W. T. Davis Who ia now the
ouusr oi said warrant Faid has besn lost
Inislaid In the General Avd Once. The aid WI
Davis hAs made application 70 tNe houorable Com
iisu Of - Lost warrant J. II HkRhOh,
w,smsoros, d. O.. Aprii 9rn sG is TOT T aus ms fSss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23
Auction Sales.
BY wm.L. Wa wAbi.: yi.:.,.,. 4. SSt,;l lAaotionssis.
200 and Ooo q W. cor. Pa. ~. and Ninth st.

PhOPEgrN IN sou ARK 016,
ny virtue OF deed Of tfuaf. tfkd an me Qoth dav
ot Ootob ', 1871, and recorded IN Ilbsr ga oiIo lS9
Of lhs and records Tor washln nio- eountv In he
Distriqt of polnmbi., wili, On WEDNESDAY,, the
01d dag 81 May, is1l, at o'eeek, D, M one, ior
.aa the prem.ss Al public suction, 10 The hehsst
bidder, the following dese rbed real esiats sitnsts IN
The ci,y o. waahnEtsn, In the Dstriot o. Columbia
helnH lots numbered one hundred and forty -snven
tlrl one hundred and oIiyelGhl, ttlsl one hundred
and forty nine, Ufl one hundred and nfy, (b0D ard
one hundred Aad hitg.oas, Usi,) In n v. Oibsris
recorded snbdivison Of square an hundrsd and
Terms Of ssl-, ~ prescribed by the deed Of trust
ares Tbs arnount o. indebtsdnoss secured By TIE
deed, With ths sIpers Of sale, say Is 30, In cash
and the balance In ain twelve and eiahtesp months,
s.entea y the notes Of ths pgrcha,er ssge inist;
o. tins. on the property, dspgsit e slO9 ulll :.
sale are not complied with In hye days from the day
Of sale the property viii be resod al the erpsnse and
cost OF the d~faultnG purchAssr UonveJ Anoing and
/ revenue stamps Al the cost of purchaser
| ROBRRT W. McP PdFRsON, Trustee
ny9lit W. L. WALL a Oo., AustS.
tE- THR ABovR SALE II POSTPONED ON
aeoounl o. the storm uutil WEDNESDAY. the ath
".., R0BT. v; MOIgER1soN Trustee
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23
For Sale or Rent.

- ~N
u-vrVTy t9OJ sHAVgs NRw " .eoFfuHA 4,
t1EQRqRrowE, STOCK fOR sAIk 40
r JBBRa nOsEi ,r,Dv. NOS,
Ju.t r'esiy.d. l.IFs lst Of wsTkR bosE, sul.
~ q, gssS:S I'd u.s. se CON
X. q. WHEELER.
mJalst seventh airset and uAnai RrdSa.
EoR sALE-vERY oHEAP.
Eleventh street, bs,scsu q apd " sorshvc.,
TwU.sroRY AND BB1OK BAsRMKNT HOUSE,,
Of rooms. Lot SnIas, 10 soioot Aiiss.
DYER a. DAVIDSON,
Northeast oo-uer seventh and Louis,.na svsuus
mysii- -rHts Is BARaAiN.r
L'os sArF-A MAT, Two-srusY -BRyOK
Liberty msits,. ! 10 cash dcvn .nd ~ noah sIii
~ Ta.y n' .s. sSss Osp A0V One. RpSR m,a
LNoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noysE,
ou Torn. ssS HS TSS ZOOS ss, s.s
west my2i.ar
EOR SALE vr.po,rvu.,,,
fRUNr H6UsE, eostaips isp ioamsJ hss al mod
srn oonSenlsnoes. Prios, $1,000 Ierms eaay'
DYER a. DAVIDSON,
hNAA'AN NNFussAi wv sf'fphN' - - - ~
IOR sALF-rHE sUB TANTIAL BUILDING
II on the corner Of Ninth street and fennaylvznia
avenue, comm uiy own A. the ST james Hotel"
cintainioE ab sut seventy hye rooms. Ihs buliding
trouts on Peunsylyana avenue ahty.aihe test. run
ming SIth street one hundred and forty feet tmor.
o. IosaD The property Il onorpd foF s.ls for Absui
nsHt tao days, after which, not sold, uili be ioi
krpls 20 BENZ. BEAIL or ALPHRUs MIDDLE
| TON. my0.iOt
L,oR sAJE.-rwo HUNDRED .AoREs "
! u LAND FOR SALE, we'll umbstet and vatsred
taN and Kyist mill -doiuinG oue nils from tohslri
Gros -roads, brootviils tarapikei Will sell
ohgugs for de-i -abls city property. tnquirs of JNu
HIATT, NJ, A5p N ,sssehass.t. A.scu. my.iA,
FOX SALE
FINE Farm,
thrss miles Z ON Rockville, on GsorGs,owa and
Rockville piks; isD aorss improved By oomiortAbls
El0sTRoOM HOUSE.
all nsoossay outbuildlnss, thros hns orchards, apps
/ peach and pear. near the post once, church and
| schools TH0H. X. WAo0AhAN,
myiI9u SD Seventh strest, opp. Post omos,
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Bookbinders.

w q. LYCKTr,
BoOKBlNDKR AND PAPKR-LULKR,
No. nj PsnnaylvAnla Avsnue. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. south aide.
Books Antiy OF plainly bound. PariodiaAls and
usss eAFsfullg aAAsadsH n fsblkn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23

u. g. NAVY Yam, WAHIroroNl
OonNAEDAHI'a OrrIua, MAY Ia tsa
VIII he offered publiG sale, 10 the highest bidder
on Til HURsDAY, Ny y, is7S Al y m a. the wssh
THREE CO oxUN.
Tsrms-Oashi Anima .. 70 be removed on the dsy of
ale L. N. COLDt BOROUH,
my9o Rsar Admiral and Ormmand.nL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23
BYtssgTI.as.E.,s. "a q S!.I SLFssy a.,.,. u,...,.

Star Ones Buhding.
NoRTHwFsI, BKfwRkS AND L siRkETs,
On f FRibRYi y iHS9TkRNooN. MAY "a, is7a, a, ESQ
o'slook, ve, the underasned sEsoutogs win sel n
baving frunt Of y fvst ~ lpohss on Eighth street
With dspth " VI feet and improved b.
ter, gas, baihrOonyAAo.
TrRAsi one.'ourth cash, residue In sir, twelve.
eighteen and twenty four month";, With interest from
day Of sale Deferred payments To be secured BY dsed
Of Irsst on the premises. OouveyAnclny aud stamps
at purehassrs cost One huadred dolArs dom .,
JoiiH II ModUroHEN,I RIsontor'.
n,2idts LATIMER Ul.RARY, Auota.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23
EoR SALE.
IN THE VILLAGE OF LAUREL. ND.

IN THE VILLAGE OF LAUREL. ND.
A FRAMR DwRLIlhG. containing ulT rooms,
kitchs servants room, pentry and oelT, With large
porch In rear " house, With camp Of enoaont water
undsT Of the porch also wood and poalt house
Tue lot 4 0OHDO fest With hiahb improved aoWsF and
vegetable KaTdon and quantity OF the hnest qua iy
o. iruta. TIE whole enelossd by 4 nsu isnoe. WIN
sisaiaGs q lar 20 % JGMRS h sRILi.yVU0I, A'
mylO-sOSt 7O3 Hftssath st, Warrington b, D.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
Ancient Deatistry.


DIR. Reid, Of Terre Haufe in apl-
per upon ancient dentistry, says
sAmong the anciehts great Success
was obtained in art Casse1i1s WAS a
dentist in the reign Of the Roman tri-
umvirs, and gold was used for the fl
ling. But nearly 599B~C. gold was
thus used and gold wire was employ
ed to hold artificial teeth in position,
and it does not seem then to have
been q new art. A fragment of the
tenth of the Roman tables, 450 Bs o..
has reference to preventing the burial
of any gold with the dead except that
bound around the teeth. Herodotus
declares that the sEgyptiahs had "a
knowledge Of the diseases Of the teeth
and their treatment 2000G BigG.za In
Martial, Casselius is mentioned as Ell
ther filing Or e2trActing teeth ;,but he
specified that. he would not polish,
false teeth with tooth powder. Lucian
mentions of an old maidsthat had but
four teeth, and they were fastened
with gold. These facts cover period
of 600 years.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
A Curious California Lake.

some curious facts are related ihl
cohnection with Lak & Iahpe, Caiff0E
mia, by correspondent writing thence
to the San Francisco Bulletin; 1t ap-
pears that several persons have been
drowned in the lake during the past
ten years, but none of the bodies have
ever been discovered. This fact gave
rise to the superstitious belief that
some monster dwelt in the waters and
that an the bodies were CONSUMED by
it. The true explanation of the mys-
terious non-appearance of the bodies
is said to be due to three causes. The
first is the great purity of the water
and its consequent lack of bouyency.
The second and main eeanse isdnk to
the GOODNESS of the water. Even at
this, the Warmest season, the surface
water is as cold as the drinker desires
it to be, but it is warm there compared
with its temperature al depth of one.
hundred or two hun dfed Net Isis
ascold there as the arctic heat Of an
iceberg. When body sinks in the
lake to the depth required it is frozen
stiff. The process, of course, preserves
it, SO that the gas which originates in
the body from decayiin ether waters
is prevented and distention checked.
The body is thus kept in state of
greater specific gravity than the water
in which it is suspended, and thereby
prevented from rising TO the snFfaces
The third cause lies I'M the great press
sure OF pune water on nythihg which
is sunk to great depth in it. Corks
placed on deep sea nets are pressed
down in week to half their size, and
one of the oldest residents of the lake
expresses the belief that by eflle time
a mans dody has been suspended for
q week at depth of about 200 feet,
Git is not likely that it ever reaches the
cayernpus and almost fathomless bot
tom of the great lake,, the compress
ion of the water has reduced its size
to that of a chiid's. Donbtless the
idea of unconfined suspension in such
"world of water" is not a pleasant
one to contemplate, but. to be, pressed
into solid mass and suspended in { q
liquid coffin of ice temperature is
quite as pleasant as interment and
mouldering in the groundn e.esssas&
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
An Apology.
.Did you sagIMas nSsaB % esFfS
swiIl to swine, MI. Brown? n? d IL.

sfDid you say Twas motifs to caff9
swiIl to swine, MI. Brown n sltI 10
s1did, sfr. - = : :
"Well, sir, I require you, here, i'll
the. presence of these. gentlemen, to
apologise, or take the consequences"
"I am ready, willingly, to repair the
injury have done YOU p. DAD = z
.sWell, see that you do it quickly,
sir"
Brown .s turned s.s1 rosad t9ehe 9el sssa gentle
"Gentlemen. have done my friend
Mr.. Smith, here, an injustice TO say
that he was. not fit to carry swill to
swine, at which he is very indignant.
Now, gentlemen, wish to recall that
remark, and do here take GREAT pleas
ure in saying that Smith is eminently
qualified to carry swill to swine. /
hope that this apology will he salts
factory to Mr.. Smith, and that his ex-
cellent qualities may be duly appreci-
ated." RI =,
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.HTGed nsiasI All

was in drug store in Elmira,
When in IrusHeda fellow for pound
of camphor, and downed the whole of
it. 1t was a surprise party to me, and
said, What the deuce did he do
'nss sWGyl aff said mIHu drugs, he,s lined ii eadJl
! "Lined," says 1, 'swhat is that 2"
sSSs sSsa gs Seirs l1sa ae5. s9f ! genslsmAn who
was about to give dinner party spent
a whole week showing his Servant
how to make mock-t -tnftIe soup. When
the day came She made the mock, and
the turtle, and the. soup al sFightIand
inst as she was about to pour IN a
bottle of cIaret a little boy entered
singing, Everything is lovely and
the goose hangs high, which distracf
ed her attention. and she made q mis-
take and poured in whole bottle of
hair tonic. - -, - .,ssfs ilss g.is, / ,ssi
/" Did it make hair soup = said 4,
meekly. iiEd aeis1.,d u a-.l'''s
.sAias !" said he, esthe results were
sad" IS -satag hse 4sfls.sslliiaR 9th
Whatewere the results a. said + 4
-~Dafn 1t,,7 said he,s q didn't I Just
say they were sad.2HI .st9~f0D
"But7 said I, how did the mock
turtle wind up Esi.. s.s'',' ~ s5ts
.sAh" q said he, two. went to the
Morgue, four to the hospital, and all
who didn't die were called the sur
Yivors. and that fellow you just saw
was one of them.s
" What the deuce does. he swallow,
SO mucf. cafSfphof for - says I..si4 m
"Well, he sa5d z Chat toiiioi starfed
the hair growing d Wi4 lis tlA]5at, and
heteei the cauap plsof TO keep ffIe moths
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

WE CAN MAKE HON y HAFEA -
Though we may not change the cottage
For mansions tall and grand
Or exchange the little grass-plot
For boundless stretch of land
Yet there's something, brighter. dearer,
Than the wealth we'd thus command
Though we have no means to purchase
Costly pictures, rich and rare
Though we have not silken hangings
For the walls $50 cold and bare: II
We can hang them DER with g4rlahds,
For flowers bloom everywhere.
We can always make home cheerful,
If the right course we begin.
We can make its inmates happy.
And their truest blessings win
It will make the small room brighter
II we let the sunshine in
We can gather around the fireside
When the evenings hours are long Ii i
We can blend our hearts and voices{ III 4
In happy. social song; u L I
Lead him from the path of wrong
We NAV III our home with music.
And with sunshine brimmibg over,
If against all dark intruders
We will firmly close the door
Bu'. should evil shadows enter.
We must love each other more.
tse.sr sissA fslEfifi- 81 stfl atfs. II
There are treasures for the Iowly
Which the grandest fail to find,
There is chain OF sweet affection
Binding friends of kindred mind
We may reap the choicest blessing,
From the poorest lot assigned
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
The Celebrated Running Stallion,
E5.A GI.EI

VIII make the season till October 1st, 1874
On Wednesday and Thursday of each week
at the Etna House. Stable, Ravenna; 10. q 81
+ The remaining days of each week at the sta
Bile of E. Welles, opposite Johnson's Livery Sta
BILE, Kent. Ohio.
b. PEDIGREE.-Eagle was bred by e. e. Eagle,
Lexington. KY in 1860. He was. sired by Van
die, he by Imported Glencoe he by sultan; his
dam was Imported Sovereign, grand dam Kate
ported Margrave. Eaglei is q beautiful chestnut
sorrel, 16 hands high. weighs 1100 pounds, has
line style of going, can trot his mile in three
minutes. He is one of the best bloOded horses
in the country. He is u half brother to Herzog
and Pompy Pain, two of the best running horses
tion of the Seacaucus track. Eagle beat the eel
ebrated running stallion, Kentucky. in the Jer-
sey Derby. and he beat the celebrated Hurdle
Horse, Black bird at Fortlham running his mile
onds. Capt. John Ryerson, of Passaic, N. j.,
has5 colts out of this horse that cannot be bot
for SIT, 900. 81 ic .ifG.u3sfSs $50 af0f4 NH IN
TERMS-To insure mare with foal, sac; for
the sc ason, $15; single service, SO. Season
money duo at time of service, insurance money
due january Ist, 1873, Persons parting with
mares before known to be with foal, forfeit the
insurance. All accidents and escapes at risk of
owners. fff
MIR. o. w. COY, the celebrated Veterinary
charge of Eagle this season. Mr.. Coy is a man
of long experience In handling and training
horses, and as n Veterinary Surgeon has no SUI
perior. Persons wishing his services as a sur
geon, or in handling or breaking colts, can see
him professionally on days above mentioned.
show Eagle to persons wishingto see him Call
and see this horse, and judge for yourselves, n
ff2p et0Htg ZH. RUSSELL. Prop'f. =
April 90. 1sya aoO-smF -T-1Ff ifiHY
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
i~ A5AfAHl
Ayers
HaH0IVsgJs.,H
For restoringa to Gray Hair, its
natural VITALITY and Color.


gloss and .freslgaess Of 3feastA- 81 Thin
hair is thickened, fallen hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured bysits.use' a. Nothing can festore
the hair where the follicles are, de,
stroyed, or tie glands atrophiied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application and stimu-i
lated into activity, SO that a new
growth of hair is produced. mi Instead
offouling the hair with pasty sedi-,
ment, it viii keep it clean and vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning grey or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents tho fofina9
ton of dandruf, which is often SO, m
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not ha harm Il it IT,, II If wanted,
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neitherloil nor dys, il does
not soil w1its cambric, and Yet lasts
long ON the: :nalf, givingiita rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.rssl n eis
Prepared by DR.. ]. G. Aver e. Coy
Practical and Analytical Chemists, 81 I
.as. LOWELL, MASS. se,,.s ~. lac =. I
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sCJOME % tn 9 Press onlce on caestnu tstres
~ north endof Empire Blocl and Retyout
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

Books, Papers, Envelopes. Notions,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, varnishes, &C., at bottom
prices at SMITH. WOODRUFF q co.'s.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

oaa4t "a Lamp -Chimneys, gfa Il ,n
Just received. large lot Of Flint Lamp Chin
neys. Try them. ,Yf,re .,is,s fa ~
SMITH. WOODRUFF 8 co.
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Our OustomD Department.
Tailoring.

= II you want anything In the tailoring line
done. and doneir right go to j. 8. Walker, oppo
site Citizens Hall.4if
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
legal Notice.

IA Heads, Cards, Posters, Pamphlets, &c.. be
sure and come 80 the Press ONCE, on Chestnut
Street. north end Of Empire Block. ,,.t.;as...,.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
% Moving Buildings.

IL set of tools for moving buildings. within
thirty miles of Ravenna, and having had six
teen years experience in the business. viii take
sions with promptness, without damage and
for reasonable charges. Apply in person or ai-
dress VIM. CLINE. Rayenna, o.
Ps. I wish the public to understand that
while do not propose to work for less prices
or in unfair competition with honorable and
say that will move buildings cheaper than
BILL SMITH, either by the day orjob. 4 can do
work better and cheaper than the aforesaid
Smith, let his figures be as low as he dare come
down. 9e L4t5 30fi WIN. CLINE
+ July %. 1871. 152-tf. ,.sI 5s,.g'- ~ Ia
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DIR UGvS TOR 81
Free or Change.

: II noi3s5 Free or Charge. s1s9Z ytai
o Call at Belding q ARMSTRONG; Drag Store
Rayenna. Ohio, and getsa sample bottle Of. DR.
A. Boschee's German Syrup, free ef charge. It
has lately been Introduced IN this country from
Germany and for any person suffering with q
severe cough, heavy cold settled on the breast,
consumption or any disease of; the throat and
lungs It has no equal in the world. Our regular
size bottles 75c. IN all eases I0ney VIII be
promptly returned if perfect satisfaction lis not
given Two doses will relieve any case, Try
it.
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G.-PRENPISS.

Rays-afiraxnA Rave ~ 1Ps11 1879
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ILEaAL NOTICE.

The State Of Ohio Portage Gsuntys ss<3lBssI
William Faleoner, Blaintif.l IN DOMINION Pleas
Trad 10 ssss.ii{9 = i {a6a Ceur$ Of sait I
Isaac D.Espaulding,i Defst., ~ Comfy; - .ast
TsAAclp. sPAULpIN G,gf Brook IN, in the
Is State i9f New Fork, vii TAKE notice that
the State Of Ohio did on the nth day Of July,
a. a. 91s72, file his petition in the Court OF GoIs
mon PLEAS within and for the county of Portage
in said state Of Ohio, gaInst the said Isaac ~
SpAulding, defendant, setting forth that on the
2Dth day of Npygmber. d. 1871. the said defend-
ant was indebted to the said pfainti IN the sum
OF $55U,00 for wages or salary of the said plain
iff, before that time and then due and pay able 1
from the said defendant to the said piaidttf for
the services oI the said piaiptiH by him before
attinle perfcrned as the hired sefyaut of and
for the said defendai1t and at Che reqest of The
said deiendant through his authorfzed agents. !
and VI hieh said sum of inofey the said plaintif
rayefs was then due and yet the SAID
delBfidant and his authorized Agents. though Of
enlreqnested hare not paid said sum or money. i
norany part thereof wherefore said pfafntiff |
prays Judgment against the said defendant for /
thesaid sum of $3.50 90, together with interest i
thereon from said 20th day Of November a. "a. I
1871, Mutl for .costsN 4sf @EFZ<fH 0kI0E2f
And the said Isaac ID. Spaaldihgs rs a6tified |
that he is required 10 appear and, stnsyer saidsl
petition, or before the third SATURDAY after
he's 6a of 1l..af.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-20
Gold at l p. m. ia

NOTrcE.-Ali parties are hereby warned
not to fire off any fire crackers, torpedoes, OF
fire works of any description on any of the
public strsets or alley ways OF Petroleum
Centre, and all dealers are warned not to
sell fire crackers or fire works of any kind
to any persons, the Sd and, 4th days of July
excepted. Any dealer or person violating
the above will be prosecuted to the full ex-
tent OF the law, in such case made and pro.
vided. S. REYNOLDS, Justice of Peace.
We willingly publish the above believing
1t to be o measure of public safety, as any
Of our business men and property owners
can plainly see. The State law In regard
to this subject imposes heavy penalty on
ell violating its provisions, except on the
Sd and 4th Of July. In the extremely dry
condition Of the light wooden buildings
OF which the town Is composed at present, q
fire once under headway and the whole
town would 60 up in cloud OF smoke. Let
our people be wa,nsd by the fate of other
towns.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-20

Mr.. c. c. Wicker, Editor of the Petro-
leum Centre RECORD has been sued for libel
by party living in that town.
We have read the "RECORD" for the past
year, and while we have always noticed
that Bro. Wicker always talked plain to the
..boys about town." We never have
read an ungentlemanly paragraph in his
paper. He promises his readers "rich
treat and we have no doubt he will keep
bis promise; by the way Bro. Wicker why
not illustrate with q few cuts. Meantime
you have our congratulations for this streak
Of good luck, which .is cure to run Up the
circulation of your paper. "Every body
wants to know; Iyou uow."-[volcauo
Lubricator.
Thank You. Bro. Sargent, while we dom!
wish you to be put to the trouble aud ex-
pense of libel suit, we do wish you and
the Lubricstor, the able organ of the West
Virginia oil field, all the prosperity imagina.
able. Thanks for your good wishes to the
RECORD!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-20

Ross CRoIx CoMMANpERYlKNIGHTs, TEMP.
LAR PlcNIc.-The Sir Knights aud invited
guests intending to go to the picnic to Chau-
tauqua Lake. St. Johns Duy, June Path,
(Monday next, will take notice that there
will be special cars attached TO the regular
train, leaving Oh City at9a. H., and arriv.
ing at YitusviNe as 7:l0 a. NJ. All who go
from Titusvilleare requested to be prompt
at 6:3O a. m. A special car. will be at the
disposal of Six Knights and guests from
points on the railway below Titusville. Sir
Knights are ordered to appear in uniform,
substituting the fatigue cap for chapeau.
We acknowledge the recsipto Of in nvitation
to attend, the above Pic Mic. All who. are
invited to attend from this place are re-
quested' to meet at the depot at Petroleum
Centre in time for the 6sSo q. m., train. 1t
is understood special will leave Mayville
for the return trip. The pic MO is to be
held ct Long Point, Chautauqua Lake, and
from the preparations made we feel safe in
saying that the Sir Knights and friends
will have The plessantest time of the season.
The committee will please accept thanks
Tor the courteey extended US.