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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09
LOoAG IRTRLLuoRnoG.

Tis pleasant out the Brandywine, these after
noona.
Diamond State Loan Association meets this
evening.
Mullen, at Front aud jefferson streets sells
h-st-class cigar.
A meeting Of the Republican City Executive
Committee will be held, this evening.
Southern watermelons made their appearance.
In market this morning, selling from 30 TO 20
cents.
The peaches ih Sussex county, begin 10 show
the effect of the drought, and are falling oil the
trees.
A M ,eting Of the Red Mems Hall Company
was held last evening, and the stock subscription
paid in.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

| NoTIcE. Madame De Graft, the wonderful
seer and clairvOyRnt, will arrive ia the city to-
day. She can be consulted al room No ], Dela
/ ware Housp IT,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

YOUNG MEMS FREE LlBRARY.-'rhe fol-
lowing persons were elected officers Of the
Young Mems Free Library, at q meeting held
Monday evening President. w. s. Hilles
McCallister Managers, JnO. H. Adams, d.
McClintOck, r. Kelly, e. S. X. Butler, Robert
M'Cafferty. j. W. Griffith, J. Mcbride, q. l..
Garsed and d. p. Curlett.
RESIGNATION AND APPoINTMENT.-At a
session Of the U. s. District Court Monday the
resignation of Charles q. Rumf0rd, Esq. I, as
clerk was accepted, and Judge Bradford ap-
pointed In his stead s. KOdman Smith, Esq,
now Secretary Ofthe Farmers Insurance Com
pany. -
Shortly after Mr.. Smiths appOintuent as
Clerk Of the DistrictCO court by Judge Bradford
he also received an appointment from Judge
McKennan as Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

THE LARGEST SHOE HuUsk IN THE oIAIN
Ora SUMNER s'plcs. walking shoes AMI galters. are
,regrer Great variety and our prices are low Al
Bsbrork 4 Dro's &c and us Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-09

he considered as mainly accurate.
Mr.. Townsend again addressed the meeting,
and alluded to the great necessity of fixing GER
tain hours for the arrival OF fruit trains Jersey
City, and in order TO obtain some definite expires
sion from the Association, he offered the follow
ing resolution -
Resoiped. That the NECESSITY Of the fruit trade i'm
peratively demands tntt the trains should arrive
regularly at specified hours at jersey City, as fol-
lows ], Ia 2 pa. and So O'Clock q. m. and this
association cannot assent to any other or materially
different schedule OF arrival time
The resolution was adopted. hasa .
Mr. Fulton offered the following, which was
adopted.
That the Committee on New Routes aud New
Markets be also empowered and requested TO
make all other nccCAsary arrangements for the
shipment aud delivery Of fruit that may be to The
interest of the Fruit Growers of this Peninsula.
Mr.. Todd offered tho following, which was adop-
ted.
R,solred Goiher, That it is utterly useless to
attempt 10 open any other markets beyond New
York until some certainty of the time Of arrival
at New York can be accomplished; and that the
attention OF the Association should first be direct
ed 10 the accomplishment OF that Important end
The Association then adjourned.
| We are at this time enjoying slight sprin klC
Of rain, with a prospective shower during the
night, as there are dark elouns bovering around
| apparently reluctant 10 favor US with the mucs
needed fluid. Vegethhon generally 10 suffering
greatly for want of rain, and fears are entertained
that It is now too late for the rain TO have muct
effect upon it. But as IS the custom in this local
ity as well as Others, our farmers always look a
the dark side OF misfortune, aud sOmtttmes exAg
gerat matters little but there is no doubt tina
vegetation Of ali kinds is considerably injured b.
the drought.
The NJ. L. Snnday School of this town ar
holding pic-nic at Spruances Beach, to-day. Tn
other denominations have all held their c-nics thi
week, at different points. At all of which no effort
were spared TO make The children enjoy themselve
> 70 the greatest extent.
No tidings of the escaped prisoners have yt
been received, Notwithstanding every EFFORT is b
ing made TO head them of n every point
The commitJs of the Wilmington NJ Z. Confel
< ence met here, thus evening and opened the pre-
a posals for kuildIng the Conference Academy ]
: this town. No action was taken, however, an
c the bids were referred. The contract will not
. gwen out before the first Of next week
: b. I'll.
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Letters from the People.

NorE.-Tbe manager of this ouroal. with
out endorsing the sentiments oil contributors,
desires to offer the widest possible latitude
for free discussion. 1t is merely stipulated
that communications shall concern matters
OF public interest, be put 10 decent language
and accompanied with tie names OF the
writers, not for publication, but as . guar
antes Of good faith.
Letter From Plumer.
We notice in town our friend and former
townsman, Mr.. A. S. ePrather, now OF
Jamestown, N. Y. He informs us that about
week since he struck hundred barrel we'll
down the river which don't M AXE him feel
bit elated consequent o the low price OF
oil.
The farmers are still harvesting. Owing
to the capriciousneas Of old Prob, many re-
port large amounts Of hay spoiled.
Ex road commissioner Sage has returned
from Millsrstown where be is engaged In
the coal business. He says theses lots Of
eople, lots of business, lots Of work and
an immense quantity of oil, but no scrip
The sheriff is doing more business than any
one else
We learn that Miss Copeland has pro'
rogued the school board and people thusly I:
'Geutlemen am going 10 teach your school.
l have the key to the building and when
the time comee will take possession 10 spite
of fate" How high is that? Citizons Of
Plumer by submitting to the above pronun-
ciamento from teacher who is regarded
by you ell with ineffable disgust you throw
away you rights aud become the subjects ol
this ancient and tyranical propagandist
More anon,
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Abont three O'CLOCK this afternoon sharp
flash of lightning struck the large iron tank
located 90 the bank of the creek, Egbert
farm, and owned by Messrs. Phillips l.
Boyles. The tank is a covered one and 90
powerful was the stroke that the cover was
lifted entirely up and moved to one side a
short distance. The fluid passed In one
side and evidently moved entirely round
the tank coming out almost directly oppoI
site to the place of entrance. Fortunately
there was no oil In the tank else an extenI
sive conaagratIon would have resulted. The
tank itself was turned sort OF sulphurie
blue color, as were the stones In the vicin-
ity, and the ground was plowed up in sew
eral places where the fluid entered. The
Instant the flash struck the entire tank ap-
peared to be one sheet OF flame which died
out at once aud blue aud whiteish vspoI
arose which faded away shortly. 1t was Q
singular. freak OF Lightning.
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The oil regions are not alone 10 having
dull times. Every city aud town in the
United States Gre complaining OF dulloess
10 ell trades There SCENE to be no % oney
10 circulation aud no evidence Of there boz
,ng anyfor sometime. The iumbermen who
sold lumber In the sprius have OF yet re-
ceived their pay for the same. Time was
given oa nearly oil sales. and yet this pa
per when due 10 not always taken up. Thus
i. appears that shosswho cry ovss rroduc.
ton as the cause of the dull times are slight
ly mistaken.
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HGold at | p. IN. ll5H

We received distinguished call this fort .
noon from very distinguished personags
we'll known iu aristocratic circles ct the
mouth Of Benneboff Run, Tsfr Run and Ste
venson Hill. The initials OF ber maiden
name Is Mrs. Hillwig. Mrs. H. had pieoe
10 speak "whicb the same" she delivered 10
steatorian tones In front Of the RECORD Of
flee, In q serio-cotnic style taken from The
Victoria Woodruff and Lacy Stone amateur
theatrical mode OF becoming q public speal
er The "Ianswdge" used by Mrs. Il. wai
of the most chaste and elegant description,
as iollow.: "Are yees the editur; I'm q
dacant resphectabls marrid wildly woman,
an I'd Civ yees tn uudersthan at I'm abool
to lave town on go till me dear cbilder al
Badrolia, on I'll not be shlanderd by yeel
at all, at all, be gorra." At the conclusion
OF this most brilliant oratorical effort Mrs
Hillwig retired in good shape, and thu,
ended distinguished visit.
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Going Home from the Circus.

Going Home from the Circus.
As Mr.. Wm. Stockdale was returning
from visiting the circus at Peterboro, be aud
the young lady who accompanied him met,
says the Babcaygeou (Canada) Independ/
ent, with o rather singular accident. He
was drivirg.in one horse buggy and was 60
ing at q good smart pace, when from some
unexplained cause, he did,not see four yssr
old steer that was lying in the road, and
before be was aware Of It drove over the
animal. The steer rose up suddenly With
the buggy on bis back, and for few yards
horse, buggy, lovers aud steer went togeth-
or hsrmoniously at full rot, but the steer
diverging destroyed the equilibrium, and
buggy, steer, young lady, horse, and WIN.
Stockdals re tired into tha ditch. Happily
no bones we're broken, and though soma
bruises were received, some fright oceasIonl
ID, sud . pa arasol injured beyond all posi-
bility Of cure, the party reached the Towr
Hall and we're enabled to continue thei
journey during the afternoon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-12

THE LOWER REGIoN.-From an operator
10 the lower region We learn that this week
and next will witness the striking Of more
and larger wells, than ever before. During
the mud blockade 10 the spring, nothing, or
at best but little, was done towards putting
down wells, soon as that passed. active op.
orators commenced, and large number Of
wells were begun. These wells sre now,
beIng completed. We have already heard
Of the completion Of few In the big strikes
last week; more of the same sort will be
reported next week Ttdioute Journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-12

Local option does no. appear to work
well 10 Armstrong county, according to a
correspondent OF the East Brady Independ-
ent:
We are sorry, indeed, to cay thatthe local
option experience of Armstrong county, not
unlike our neighboring county Of Clarion,
has been such as TO disgust numbers who
voted against license, ard If aoother elec-
ton were TO be held in the fall 10 decide iis
fate we seriously doubt ifit could again be
carried. Hard cider is dealt out here, 10
the absence Of beer. and whisky men do
drink It and become Intoxicated upon IT,
Its effects are worse than beer, and even
worse than whisky. Beer can not be retail.
ed, aud the consequence is that, those who
desire to do go can purchase keg, and in
order to prevent its spelling friends are call
ed In and dozens of glasses are drank, where
one would have suficed before. How is il
about whiskyf Go to the express Office
and find out. Almost daily packages arrive
for different parties, who were contented
With single drink before ")ocal option
closed our best of hotels and saloons. Tht
brewers have doubled their sales over las
year. 1t is only necessary to visit Kittan-
ming for single day to be perfectly satisfied
TO the fact. that more drunken men are on
our streets than formerly.
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THE LANDING FAILuRE.-We have her. =
totore said nothing cOncernine the Lsmbine
Nature. We have refrained from doing 10
for several reasons. We knew that Jas. NJ.
Lsmbing II possible would pull through
the difficulty, or If be failed to do 40. would
leave as few 10 the lurch as possible. He
Is not man who would break up With .
large amount OF cas- b on band, but would
ply every debt possible to pay. That bis
failure has been over estimated and bis repu.
tation has been slandered considerably,
there is no doubt, but We think Mr.. Lamb
log will come ont triumphant 10 the end -
He 10 not man to be kept down. We boz
lisve be will surmount all obstacles and
render just settlements to bis creditors.
TOilmsn's Journal.
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Yesterday we published an account Of the
returning of Mrs. Ellen Donnegan for SELL
Ing liquor 10 minors aud without license,
the charges being made by Mre. Warner
The opinion was also expressed that an at
tempt at black mailing Mrs. Dinuegan had
been made. Last evening Mrs. Warner
houored us with call aud pronounced Mrs
Douuegan's side of the story "base and
wicked falsehood." This is her side of the
story aud we give her the benefit of it in
order that all sides may be heard,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-12

ADROiT 1HIEvEs.-Ths belt belonging
70 the engine Of we'll "A, on the Binney
tract, was stolen shls week BY some sharp
thieves. The sngiueer fell asleep during
The night. and forgetting eogine, we'll sod
oil slept souudiy on until morning: Tho
Gre 10 the engine went out in the meantime,
and the we'll stopped. Some night hawks
who wsrs prowiing arousd came sesess the
we'll, and ssios how matters s.ood, cnt shs
belt Of the engine, and made of With It, and
when the engineer awoke be found It mis'
sing. The owner OF the woIl Gays be has no
objection TO the we'll stopping 60 loag as
oil remains as st present, but he don't want
the we'll stolen while It is shut down.
Tidioute Journal.
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Dissolution Notice.

The copartnsrshtp heretofore existing b.
tween Pond, Frasier b Co., In the business
Of oi, producing, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All dsbts against tho late
firm will be settled by FrasieF b Co., who
will hereafter conduct the business % before,
on the Hassou farm, near OIL City, Pa.
I. W. PoND.
A. L. FRAsIER.
MRS. WM. j. BoLLNAN,
AdninistrAtrix.
Dated August Q, 1873.
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Refreshing sh overs this afternoon.

I The Octave Oii Company Of Titusville
recently laid pipe line from their refinery
to the depot OF the Warren & Venango
Railroad, for their own conven isnce 10
shipping oil. Night before last some parS
ties cnt the line in several different places.
What's the use Of free pipe bill If such
high handed outrages can be committed
with impunity.
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Dutch Henry was troubled with the same
old complaint Of "too much stingo, by jlu.
Co." yesterday afternoon, and as matter of
course woke up this morning in the lock up
was brought before Justice Reynolds and
sentenced to theiconnty jail for 80 days.
He wns taken down BY Constable Burgess
on the morning train.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-12

A thirty barrel well wa, struck on the
site of the old Lincoln well Of 1865, at Mill
Ter Farm, on Saturday evening. Another
we'll is being tested. Both wolls are owned
by McGowen d Green.
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NowpOrt Initial.

Just received at the Post Office News
room 200 boxss Of Newport Initial Tinted
Pspers. tia BY far the incest initial psper
ever brought to this place. The ladies are
respectfully invited to call In and examine
is. 1t 10 neat and nobby.
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Sunville Seminary will open Sept. II.
Sunville is as free as possible rom bad In
dusnoes. The new building speaks OF the
enterprise aud good taste Of the community.
Young ladies may 60 to Sunvllle and pre-.
pare for college or for teaching in the pub.
lie schools. The school will contain nor
NAL department. Good board and low pri-
ees. Instruction given on piano and organ.
For furtbur particulars address
S. H. PRArHER, Principal,
Sunvills, Pa.
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A timely Communication considerably ref
lieved the approximations of North Carol
lima dsrkey who was to be hanged in an
other minute; but the crowd were Intensely
disgusted.
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MIDSUM MER.

Through al the long midsummer day
The meadow sides ore sweet with hay,
l seek the coolest sheltered seat,
just where the field and forest meet
Where grow the pine trees tall and bland,
The ancient oaks austere and grand,
The fringy roots and pebbles fret
The ripples Of the rivulet.
watch The mowers as they go
thorough the tall grass whits-slseved
row: ii
With even strokes their scythes they
swing,
In time their merry whststoneo ring;
Behind the nimble youngsters run
Aud toss the thick swathes in the sun;
The cattle Craze, while, warm andstill,
Sloope the broad pasture, basks the hilb
And bright, when summer breezes break,
The green wheat crinkles like lake.
Sweet woodland music sinks and svells,
The brookIst rings it's sinkling bells.
The swsrming insects drone and hum,
The partridge Leafs bis throbbing drum,
The squirrel leaps among the bougbs,
And chstters 10 the lofty house!
The oricls flashes BY, and lookl ..,
Into the mirror of the brook,
Where the vain blue bird trims his coat,
Two tiny feathers fall and float.
As silently, % tenderly,
The dawn Of peace descends on me
Oh, this 10 peace! have no need
OF friends to talk, Of books to read;
A dear CompaUion here abidesl
Close TO my thrilling heart He hides;
The holy silence 10 Hts voice;
lie and listen, aud rejoice.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-12

The Philadeiphia Herald felicitates itself
upon the fact that the poor are not oppress-
ed in that city. It says, . glass of whisky
10 St. Mary street only costs three cents.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-12

1t is not 1.-The thing" now to wear the
bridal veil over the face at oil. 1t is twist
ed abou. the head 10 a manner strongly sug-
gestivs of burlesque actress about to have
her photograph taken.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-12

We are Indebted to Hon. NJ. G. Beebe, Of
Pleasantville, Q member of the Constitu-
tloual Convention, for valuable public docu-
ments.
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Another big well is reported in the lower
region. Oil is bonnd to 60 down to the
bottom and the sooner the better.s
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A Warren county girl, only thirtsen year. .
Of age, walked five miles the other night to
elope with young man. There can be ~
doubt 10 to regard the sincerity Of her mo
ives.
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Alice-"Do you know, uncle, that that
horrid Mr.. Biuks says you have taken te
hard drinking?" Uncle George-"No
true, my dear-no! Never drank easier ia
my life."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-12

A Nkw Jersey relic oftte oIden time is Q
battered brass cannon, mounted on rude
carriage bearing the date Of 1917 and th,
pame Of Bersnger.
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A man had al aching tooth, aud had 1t
taken out. He says be forgot the pain diI
rectly 1t was out of his head.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-12

The Titusville Courier came. ont yester,
day in bran new dress. 1t looks we'll and
we are glad to See this evidence OF its pres
perity.
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Why do "birds In their little nests
agresi"- i"-Because theywould fall out If they
didn't.
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The last 'new sensation was experien'
oed BY man who attempted 10 fog bic wife
and failed.
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A steamboat on the Hudson 10 named the
Polly Wiggle Waggie,
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The Odd Fellows have LOG lodges In the
vast wilderness Of Kansas
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An assault and battery case from the rurl
al district of Cherrytree came up before
Justice Reynolds, this forenoon. 1t was
adjourned 10 next Monday.
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A mineral spring has been discovered in
Nebraska, Of such curative powers that
dilapidated iadies,s after qusfiing Il for q
week, find no further use for cotton,
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Flowers made of mother pearl are now
used Tor trimming wedding dresses.
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A cooper chop aud several sheds belong
ing to the Economy OIL Co., we're struck by
lightning on Friday morning last aod dssI
troyed.
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'pRHsBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ, and I
o'clock P. NJ, by the Pestor, ". G. BURcH-
ARD. Sabbath School at 12A, directly
after forenoon service. "a
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath Schso
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings oi
each week.
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Lightoiug carved the picture OF man on
maple tree in Iowa.
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Au Irish leader says that ''in the absence
of both editors the publishers have succeed
ed in securing the servives Of gsntlemas
to edit the paper this week."
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Sulphur comes from Vssuvius-thsrefors
it ia good for eruptions.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SERVICES every Sabbath ct II A. NJ. and
~ p. VI. Sabbath School at 12h r. NJ.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
REV. G. MOORE, Pastor.
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When 10 . thief like rspotter!-Wheu
be takes notes.
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Josh Billings says that red herring will
keep man dry better than an umbrel 10 :.
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Dickens 0ROx,,

Dickens "EsOxp
just issued 10 paper cover by the Pa.
sons. Price % cents, and for sale a, n
Post Office Newsroom.
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Local Notices,

w- The Post Office Newaroom n
Fountain ia now running 10 fnl, biz.
Call and try Q glass Of ice cool soda s,1
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G. P. Rsmsdall, the Republican nominee
for. r.Lieutsuaut-G Governor Of Virginia, former-
y resided 10 vsnaogo county, Pennsyivas
mia, and was member Of the State Legis/
lature several years ego.
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A tip.top band-Hat band.
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MOTHER GOOSE,

OR NATIONAL NURSERY, RHYMp|
Set to Music by ] ". ELLIOTT, with 66 haun|
Illustrations engraved by the brothers Dali,
edges, saw
ASK FOR NOVEII.O'S EDITION.
Address, J.I.. PNTERS, 500 BrosdwsI
New York,
Agent fta NOveNO's Cheas Mwt