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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-21
TOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
4 FRAME DWELLING with basement ana Two
,nrir. nhovc containing seven rooms with kitchen
and other comforts and cOnycnicEccS, ana Loi 80
Inv 40 feet on the west side of T~rnty-S'vcnth
street between Clay and Leigh streets, Ilurch if!
for sale privately. Apply to re-.
4 FPtlIE DWELLING with two stories. COW
cr.d with slate. containing seven rooms: Kitchen
aud the usual OutcGscS, and LOT 50 Ivy l53 feet,
on the south side OF Clay street between twenty
eighth and Tweu!y-niIth streets, Church flill, !"f
sale privately. Apply 10 ,>,o, cn
FRAME DWELLING with two stories. next
10 the above. con.ain!a" seven rooms: kitchen and
the usual houses and LOT SO by l55 lce: neatly
ornmentcd with shrubhefy. &C., for sale privately.
Apply 10 ElCHakDSCN ~.
o0-.t Id al'iiu slIc't'
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FALL STYLE HATS at z. WEISIGEH K Co.'S l2el
Main street.
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BOYS SCHOOL HATS nj jcr.. sli=hl! injured, Tor
sale 1T L. WEisiGEE i COS. I@9l Main street.
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POSTAL CAEDs.-Thosc who propose using the
new postal cards have the printing neatly and
rhcaply done L. the Dispatch printing house
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by ". (intillin,
Aucti0necr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF VERY NEAT
~ AND COMFORTABLY BRICK
TENEMENT ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF CARA
BETWEEN FOTSHEE AND ADAMS STREETS.
AL thu request OF the owner shall sell at auction
on the prem ises on WEDNESDAY the eth Sep
trmbcr 1873, at O'Clock L. NJ, the very desirable
and admirably wcll-arrangcd BRICK DWELLING,
LOCATED a. above. The lot ils front OF q feet by
1873 feet 10 a wide alley. The main dwelling con-
L,ins Scvcn rooms. with i sub-btsemcnt In which Is
Il furnace for heating IL when necessary; iron rail-
containing three rooms below for servants, and
above la th-r6onS, &c. two chan bers and In rear
thereof nj excellent brick kitchen, In which Is cold
and hot water; also, stable, wood and cal-ho.iScs.
Tll. whole premises areanot only remarkably well
buiii, but are very convenient and ~ rERtECT or
DER. The plumbing alone cost only few years
ago 500.
Terms: One-S0urih cash: balance 1T four, eight,
and twelve mouths for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by Il trust decd. 49,
". GODDIN.
81 I-WF,MSW Auctioncer.
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FlRST-rATu UMBRELLAS at I. WEisiGEE
Co.'S III 81 ~ and ~.
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BY Cook { Laughton, Auctlonecr5,
sorncr Governor and franklin streets. z
CCHOONER STARTLED FAWN AT
y AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 24th In
st MT 1t IL o'clock we will sell ut the foot OF Dock
SCHOONER STARTLED FAWN,
with her rigging and necessary appurtenances She
1, L. ios burlhen, 45 feet long, II feet greaatH'
feet hold, and well suited for coasting tfhoe'
TERMS: Male known ut sale: ,.crror
no, Auctionecrs.
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SoTu SEPT EMB LAST DAY.
goth September last day.

30th September will Inc the last day that anytickes
will be sold IN The Grand Masonic G!f Enterprise,
OF Norfolk. Buy your tickets to-day, and DON'T
walt for the rush. You will regret 1t if you miss
this opportunity OF tlking chance TO draw s5O,eoe.
This scheme offers larger amount for the money
than any other In the United States. Tickets, So.
For sale in Richmond at =. WEISIGEH X co.'s hat
STORE 1901 Main street.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS lnadc 10
order by +. Il. SPENCE ( Son.
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STOVES. TaSWARE. &c.
REMOVALS.

REMOVALS..
>--~I---~>--~
rI'HE UNDERSIGNED II AF II Il E :
4 MOVED from 1916 a,;d 1918 Cary street, to
1911 CARY STREET, COMMERCIAL. BLOCK,
where they will he happy to serve their customers
aud I'LL In wait OF
GROCERIES and LIQUORS
OF al grades. ~
ali 15-1m CiIhNRERLAYSE G JONES .
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE AT
ID THIS OFFICE.
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BY Max Ieyman & Co., Auctioncers.
FTRsT EXTRA LARGE FALL
TRADE SALE,
on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1875,
consisting OF five hundred cases
BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FUR AND WOOL HATS,
and innumerable other articles adapted to the pres
ent season.
Particular attention Of buyers Is called to the
above SALE It contains the largest variety and best
grade Of goods ofrre'i auction in this mar
kct, and will include stock to he sold without re-
serve MAX HEYMAS & CO.,
AnctI0ncers and Commission Merchants.
SO lT-W F.SISW4t
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING. SHIRTS, AHp FURNISH
ING GOODS from T.. Il. SPENCE ( Son.
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By W. Il. Ratcliffc. Auctioncer,
1J1a Main street.
GEIrFp AT AT(

r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ON
| MONDAY. 2.d instant, commencing at hail-
past 10 O'Clock :. NJ, large and we!l-assortcd
s''eN VI GROCERIES. &C.
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AFRAME DWELLING with two stories. next
10 the above. cOntainia" seven rooms: kitchtn ana
the usual -hous.s, and LOT 80 by l55 fee, neatly
ornumentcd with Shrubhefy. &c. ior sac pfYateiy.
Applyto tiShaEDSoC,NS -.
20-.t IT'D al.ln stIcrI.
4 NYBUDY WHO WANTS \ GOOD
n FARM, come and buy .'GREENW0oD," IN
one and half mites from james river; very near
Turkey Island creek ana the River road; cortans
about TMEh uUNDREn AID f il,ana AGKES
About two-thrds Is fine fiat land, not subject 10
overflow; the highland equally Is good. Fine grass
land lies BEAUTIFULLY gently siopinR 10 the sou'h
abounds In springs OF good water; an ABUNDANCE OF
the best mari; no waste land 4 really good soil
Ia nWEi,iiS,: with four rooms kitchen, corn
crib dairy cabins, stables &c. Church, mill, black
smlth-shop, and stores convenient. If desired VIII
Apply TO l.. III. KEMP. on the promises, or to
}. L. APPERsOS, Real Estate agent,
TOR SALE PRIVATELY. SEVERAL
h LOTS on Decatur ana Madison streets AT NJ
per front foot; also, number of small houses III
Marks addition, now renting 10 GOOD tenants
. '''0 '''>' - " MOoDY & ROYALL,
....... .s Real Estate Agents.
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets.
sells Manchester, Va.
DRIyATE SALE OF THE GRANITE
L QUARRY OF THE JAMES RIVER GRAN
TIE COMPANY. consisting of ONE HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND with improvements thereon
DWELLING-HOUSE WllARF, DERRlCh. and
complete QUARRY APPARATUS. The q na,r,rS
and appurtenanccs all In working order. 2naliiy
of the granite unsurpassed. The property fronts
james river lying ~ Chesterfield county, sr g a.,
civ nf i;irhnond Bills in wrl Ting are solicited,
and the highest bidder Will become the purchaser.
For further Information apply to
ISAAC ii. SHIELDS,
Attorney Ut Law,
corner Tenth and Bank streets,
Richmond, Va, .
Attorney FOR James River Granite Company.
Iu 23-im
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, Icady-lpadc aud ma'k Il
ORDER, by l.. Is. SPENCE: \ son.
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Grand toial, 1O,O0O Rlf1s, at CASH .f209'09U
WHOLE TltkETS................ I'D w
HALF TICkETS............... D
Plan of drawing same as that of Kentucky State
Library Association. Drawing TO take place In
NORFOLK on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1878.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04
NUMBER 90

have the benefit Of him as a military
man Laughter. We pay his salary as
General IN the army and as Colonel of two
which he never sees. At his
majority he received Sc, SOC, 900, the accu-
mutations of the Duchy during his mi
nority, and year before last we paid e7,-
nN0 for repairs to the house he lives IN.
We pay the Duke Of Edinbnr $40 900 forqh
being Duke. We pay him his salary as
a naval officer Recently be visited the
colonies, and We voted him e3, 400 to ena-
bic him TO be generous there, The colo
NAL papers say that although he took the
money he left the colonial committees to
pay for many ei the presents. / have
been recently reading our blus-book, and
in the portion devoted TO irrecoverable
balances from dead and abscondin0 pay
masters, find an item of ESQ borrowed
by the Duke from the Day-chest of his-
ship and never returned.
After repeating his argument on the To-
galty Of the Republican movement,
heretofore printed an our c0lumna, Mr.
Bradlangh concluded by sn appeal 10 the
Amerc4n people 70 aid bis moVenents.
BY making their k8pnblic worthy of the
tradition which Otis, Adams and Henry.
had handed down. He said- Poets.
painters, sculptors. aiia even iahguaee it,
aslf fashione1 the HaDublic as.S sY-.iI1i N.
I would have yen srasI5 lie nig.III az 4, re-
atty. Il ra1tHrhg Che Republic in ITS
yolth tram 4 - gently AZ you -WSuid the
ehild-Eirl Tanr. q LIS snErsed upon her
kuees. q grclls saeEd It as free from
inlorg - gol naEiId tl6 SISTER bora from
the salIe 1l.5 e ytiurself In its prime
EQo5t sh ihe erdot q . stroEg man 10
Tia rr<.r-,... I+f---.. -,...l.@ - IL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04

PIrTsBUReH, Pa, Nov. 29.-An apnli-
cation was fled in the Court Of Com mon
Pleas, this morning, on behalf Of the eity,
asking that receiver be appointed 70 take
charge of the affairs Of the National Trust
Company of this city. The application
was granted and q receiver appointed.
Promisory notes amounting TO $ll4,030
are missing from the institution and are
supposed 70 be lost or stolen. A number
VI these notes are said by the endorsera
TO be forgeries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04

AT Martinsville, Clinton county, on
2Sd ult., a married woman, named Hattie
Warren, sitting in front of fireplace,
tainted and fell forward, her head almost
reaching the flames. In this position she
remained until her head was literally
baked. Her husband was lying upon q
bed in an dioning room, and her young
babe asleep in the cradle. Hearing an
unusual noisse the husband went into the
room, finding his wife so horribly burned
about Ithe head that death SON ensued.
The unfortunate woman had been married
about eighteen months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04
DOElElREYs
THE OCEAN.

Likeness of heayenl agent of poWer
Man is thy victim, and shipwrecks thy dover;
Spices and jewels, from valley and sea,
Armies and banners buried in thee!
What are the richest of Mexico's mines
TO the wealth that far down in thy deep water
Proud navies, that cover the conquering west,
Thou fing'st them to death with one heaye Of
thy breast
From the high hills that view thy wreok-rnalsing
When the bride Of the mariner shrieks at thy
When like lambs in the tempest, or news in the
Ger the ridge-broken biIlows the canvas is cast
How humbling to one with q heart and a soul,
To look on thy greatness, and list to its roll
To think how that heart in cold ashes shall be
While the voice of eternity rises from thee!
Yesl where are the cities of Thabes and Of Tyre2
Swept from the nations, like sparks from the hre;
DissolVed-and forever-like dew in the foam
But thou art almighty-eternal, sublime
UnWeakened. unWasted-tWin brother of time;
Fleets, tempests, nor nations, thy glory can bow;
As the stars first beheld thoe, still chainlesS art
thou!
But hold when thy surges shall no longer rSll
When that Ornaments length Is drawn back like
Then, then shall the spirit that signs by thee
Be more mighty, more lasting. more chAinlsss
than thoul
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04

The convicts in the Penitentiary at
Columbus were given DINNER together
on Thanksgiving-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04
BANKERs.

geo. D. HARTER & BROn
.sankers-East "'0scarawas street, Canton, Vnlo' ne
Receive Deposl,N, Loan Money, buy Geld sll-
,Ver. Bonds and Compound Interest Notes. E1-
sehange bought and sold.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04
J. A. MEYER,

rDeaIer in American and Foreign Watches, Clocks,
SilVerware and Fancy Goods-Northwestc corner
of Public Square, Canton, Ohio. Repairing neat
'ly expeditiousy and satisfactorily done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04
AMERICAN HOTEL,

Salem Ohio-Jonn A. Deilenbaugh, proprietor.
This popular and well-known House mas iA.ely
been rektted and furnished throughout sooo
sample room for commercial travellers LlEeEy
stable in conRectiOn with the House. and Om-
uibus 10 and from all trains. Thos0 patronlzing
the House will at all times receive prompt and
courteous attention AuBltA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04
DIR. RUBINI'S
homeopathic Remedies

No. Cures CRAMPS Cholera Morbus DC.
Z" HEADACH ES- Bilious, COngsStiUe
Nervous aud Si6k
8 % WORMS (tVithollt Caster OiI)
NEURALGIA, Fdbe Ache.
FEVER AND AGUE, Intermittent Fe-
UeT, Dumb Egus
OOUGHS HOTEeneSS, Bronchitis
DYSPEPSIA, DerGRged stomach Cos
tiUeReGS.
s 4" CATARRH, Cold in Head.
9 " GENE RI DEBILITY.
10 RHEUMATISM, Pain in Chest, Side or
Limbs.
Any of the ABOVE remedies sent by mail, post
paid on receipt of price, 90 cents.
Agents wanted eVeryWheee.
Address PITTSBURGH HOMEOPATHIC
PHARMOCY, 3zs Penn Sl-. Pittsburgh, P.
8. N. NYE, Eagle Block Drug Store, Agent for
Canton ctl2, s73 o
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IA n nouns

surgeon Dentist-Ofhcs up stairs, in residence.
on Aarkat.stree west side, three doors sonth
of Public Square CantoI., ONO. All operations
connected with tho profession promptly attend
ed To- 0ecl0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04
JACKsoN HOTEL.

Canton Ohio-JoHN HERBsT, Proprietor. Having
lust leased and reftted this Hotel, will en-
deavor to keep a good table Of the best the
market Affords Good stabling for horses, ana
Savs on hand. may '72-u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04
JEWELLERS.

DEUBLE & BROTHER,
Dealers in watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware,
kc. east side OF Public Square, Canton, Ohio.
Repairing done on short notice.
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UNDERTAKERs.
MISCELLANEOUs-

). B. McCREA,
4suunIture Dealer and Undertaken, East Tuzca-
raEVas street. Canton, Ohio hoV41l
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STEAM & GAS FILTERS.
Richards s. LathrOP,
Engine Builders, MaChinIsts,
Steam & Gas Filters,

DEALERs in all kinds of Brass Goods such
Las
Globe Valves, Check Valves Water Cages, Steam
cages Hose Couplings, Hcse Pipes, and
Iron Pipe, Gum Hose EGas Fixtures. ia
We are agents for Gardner Robsrtson's Gov
ernor SturIevAnt's PressuFs Blower for Black
smith and Cnpola purposes.
ParsieuIar attention given 70 re-
pairing.
shop on South Cherry 81. below R. R. Crossing.
septA '7s-ly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04
DENTIST.
IOsEPH CRAIG.

,DrSrAI SURGEON, No 0, cassidy Block, Canton, o.
mall operations performed IN ths M n.o5s s5s vP'
pToye,. aud satisfactory manner sePtle ISti
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04

Here lies Fred,
Who was Alive,
And IL dsHd.
Had II been his father,
had much rather;
Had Il been his brother.
Stlll better than another
Had 10 been his sister,
None would have missed her;
Had Il been the whole generation,
Still better for the Nation.
But since tits only Fred,
Who was alive,
And is dead,
Therala nalhing mare 70 be aaid.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04

t,Uoesl lurecedes nffn ~ - s1ItFoti1FfS@ -
yer. s5metiines shOr.sr, Than his p@tprsl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04

ST, CLOUD HOTEL,
O. D. Ely, Proprietor-Public Square sno Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-04

ALLIANCE HOUSE,
Bv Daniel Sourbeck-at the Station, Alliance,
Ohio Meals always in readiness on arrival OF
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-22

New YORK, May 20. "A meeting Of psi
sroleum dealers w's held this afternoon, st
which the following rules were adopted:
Crude petroleum, uulers Otherwise ststsd
shall b. understood to be pure natural oil,
neither steamed nor treated, and free frsm
water sedi ment or sduiterAtiou, of the grsv
ity Of 40 to Al Brsume. An allowance will
be mad. to the buyer Of Of one,haif tei ooe
per cent. for every ons-iour,h degree above
Al.
Refined petroleum must he standard white
or better, with fire test Iof llO Fahrenheit
and upward
Nspiha must ha prime white and swest; /;
gravity 6S 10 IS Besume.
There was d.bsts about tho ds0nStion OF
residnn, some wanting grsvity standard
fixed Tor 1t. The matter was held over Tor
the meeting Tomorrow.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-22

OIL NEws.-My wells ere being cIesr-
ed out 10 this distht, and ,orpedoes ere
being inserted within ensrgy which would
be commsrdsble, We Il not that oil 10 op
It's last legs, and rds sll tbs:propping up
II can get.
A rig on the Fcarm, on the south side
OF the Clarion riv,oaugh. fire on Friday
night last, and wsIurnsd to the grouud. -
twas drilling, an . contractor by the
pame OF Stewart, believe, was putting II
down. He viii bs TO replscs i. at bis
own expense. Wnave no, learned the orr
igin OF the fire. :.
A we'll 90 the sob side of the Clsrion
river, owned by IA. Blair, Esq, has
penetrated the tht sand TO depth Of 20
feet, wi'h'no indiaion of oil. This we'll
10 about bali mlhp the Clarion from the
Pine Tree we'll. \. 2 on the ssme lease
has reached . depsof $50 feet, and aiS
though It 10 but CIV rods from No. l, will
DO put down IN hos Of touching ths''be II "
which 10 hsif bro,k to the ..phiIoso piers
s'ons." We hopes will bsvs better luck
this ms.-Petsnss Progress.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-22

MONKEYS FOR PETs.-The latest psis
which the Parlsian ladie affect are NOM
keys These charming little animals are 10
take the attention and sffsctlon lavisbed up
on them. They are adorned by dsiD,y sil.
yer coll ars. but 90 their walks sis left NM
chained. ~ each "respectsble monkey" 10
attended by two footmen who guide bic
wsyward step end keep bIm within the
bounds of the civlliz Ition OF which he m ay
ons day form part. We do not know
whether N. Darwin, or . freak OF fashion /,
to be thanked for this.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-22

Governor DIX, Of New YORK, last night
sent bis veto to the local option bill 10 the
Assembly. The veto WAS approved. Gov-
ernor Dix objects 10 the bill on the ground
that u restricts the freedom Of choice
communities and compels them either to
permit the sale Of ardent spirits or prohibi.
tho sale Of lighter beverages, and also be-
cause no limits are specified 10 the numbsr
who may engage 10 the trsfhc He fsvers
local option, but not 10 the restricted sense
which this bill provides.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-22
eRaEN0.

The sun 10 warm, the sky 10 blue.
The buds are full, the grass 10 growlng;
I wonder u the signs are true.
And winter really 10 solsgi
IT'S too good news, II seems 10 nc,
Thai gentle Spring at lest 10 coming,
This very morn 1 saw a bee
But he was hummipg!
The seeds doa't seem to show as yet
fear They've rotted altogether
The winters beer so very wet
But shall We have more settled weaihsrf :
These G.rcy clou Dc on high that wing
Can weep like Niobe's sad dsushters;
And We perchsncs may fiud the Spring
A spriny Of waters
Oh, gentle spring, betsy Us not,
We can be dry, and yet hilarious
And pray give back The watering pot
To Jsnnsry's old Aqnarius;
Wnreer yonr tiny foot shall touch,
Bid blossoms spring tho grssusward fret
ting--
For we've an appetite for such
That need NO whe,.ing,
London Fun.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-22

Avery novel incident occurred iu Trinity
(Episcopsl) Church at Chicago las, Sunday
moTnlog. II should bs promised tha. the
Times Of that city mskes weekly feature
OF "Wslks smsng Churches > The chsracs
ter Of the Times suggests what the style
and temperlof these '.wslks" may bs -
Such articles would bs notbing In ,ba, sheet
unless ssosstiOosI. The consequence 10
shst from week TO week ssriss Of articles
sbuslag and ridiculing the various eongrs-
gat'ons, thsir ministers, The private cbsrac.
tsrs Of issdine men, tue sermons, the fash.
Ions Of the audiences, clio havs been disb/
Oh upin The Times Tor specisl dslecsasion
OF the rum holss sod slums, Sod prurisns
soss:p Of that city. Oo Sunday last the re/
porter Of the Tines took bic scat, psucii 10
hand, 10 the front ssst. Az the Rev. Mr..
Sullivan opened his sermon tue reporter
opspsd hts portfolio aod sharpsnsd his psu/
oil. The clergyman stopped soA requested
thH Times reporter to cease bis occupation.
The request hsd to b. repss,sd before the
reporter would heed the request, and tue
request was followed BY another request
that - essss reporting or leave The house.
Toe rspofser finally concluded 70 leave. II
. very natural, the clergy man should ba
"nnoJed BY The presence immsdisssly be-
i''s bin OF . reporter for the scurrilous, ius
dscent pager, whsss presence u wss we'll
k'Iwn was for no proper purpose, yet u
may b Questioned whether the remedy o..
piisd wss not worse then the evil. TIE ex-
phision Of The reporter WAS probably jus.
what tie Times management wanted.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-22

There was war between the United States
troops and tbe Modoc Iodisns, last evening.
John Swift, . good and respectable soldier
while on bic way homo was attacked by .
Modoc sqnsw, who ives In advance Of the
Modoc stronghold acting asa picket, and
was quite roughly handled. 1t seems she
bad LETT her arms behind, but with q brsvei
~ unparalleled, fought the enemy With one
Of her moccasins, and utterly routed him.
He svers that she cut him with her little
tomshswk, rendering him insensible to
passing events, consequently be could no.
mako Q good fight.
Another soldier, while pretty. well filed
up With Ore water, struck = squsw belong
Ing to the Piuts tribe. A brave immedk
ately wsxsd him ono raising . wigwam
over his eye.
50 lar the Modocs are vlc!orioua
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-22

We have heretofore announced The fact
ibat oGr townsmau, .Mr. Geo. w. Wiusor,
bad disposed Of bis interest 10 the hardware
siore v long occupied by hin on Main
strest, 10 MI. G.loert Gordon. 10 this
connec!ion we cannot refrain from paying
AZ honorable tribute to Mr.. W,nsor. Dur>
ins his eonnsciion with the hardwsrs trade
IN tbis place. covering period Of nearly 10
years, hs has established rspn.a tiou ex-
tending over tho eotirs oil region, for fair
and square dealing snd the keeping of ,be
very best goods the market sfords. Al 40
evidence of his popularity We might add
thss bic trade IN times pas. has amounted
to - sisA % million dollars ysarIy. OF
course he 70 not doing that ct present, but
YET has been do Ing . good trade during oil
the preesnt depression in the oil MARKET
10 common wiib the old residents Of the
town, and the new ones for that matter, we
srs sorry 10 lose Mr. W:nsor from our towo,
at the same time the best wishes OF the CO.
tire community will accompany him and biz
sm'abls family to whatever poin, they may
locate.
10 this oonnsction Ar. Wiesor desires u.
to rssirn bis heartfelt taanhs to The public
for ths liberal patronage bestowed upou
him while 10 business 10 Petroleum Cen,ss
and takes pleasure In recommending hi,
successor, Nj. Gordon, TO his old friend.
sod Psiroos. trusting they win ex,ead hin
. liberal patronage 10 tho future % be hs.
received 10 the past