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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-02
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-02

TIE snow storm of last week
extended all over the northern
and eastern portion of the
United States, and ranks with
the heaviest on record.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-02
A Good-Natured Criticism.

The County Commissioners
Shauled us over the Goals" per.
sonally at their last meeting for
pitching into them. OF course
it was done good-naturedly, for
our Commissioners are pre-em-
inently good-natured body,
whether considered individual
ly,. collectively, personally,
in their official capacity.
what we have said we hay|
never intended to reflect O
their personal integrity, BID
they are previously easy an
.good-natured. That's what
the matter with them.
We will illustrate. The
wero too good-natlted to resia
the entreaties of their friend
of the ring when Mr.. ZimmeI
man wanted a piece off of th
poor farm. The spouting
the southwest corner of tt
Court House has been dow
about two years, to the injur
Of The building and the incoI
venience of the public, wh
are compelled to endure
shower bath in passing thd
point on rainy days. Yet, vi
understand the contractor was
paid for putting up that spout.
ing some eighteen months
since. This is a fair specimen
OF the good natured negligence
of our Commissioners. 1t tmay
be very nice for contractors,
and easy sailing for the Com
misSloners; but is it any won.
der the people grumble when
tax paying tine comes and
they are called in to foot up
the bills for damages?
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HENRY WILSON, of Lawrence
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one day last week, by a lame
man named William Bowton.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-02

the most progressive towns in
the State. Reason-her men
of capital invest their money
in home manufactures IN pref
erence to foreign insurance
companies, wild cat schemes
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Sensible Irontonians o,
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Mas. PITCHER, widow of Jas.
Pitcher, aged So years, died
last Sunday. EH /

WHENEvEB they want an
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on the cliff back Of the city,
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

SUDDEN DEATH OF A BEAUTIFUL BUT
FRAIL WoMAN.-Last Saturday woman
named Ann Robinson, a member of the TH
tusville dsmi monde died suddenly at the
house formerly kept by Ben Hogan, in Pc
trolis City. The circumstances Of the case
are about a. follows: The woman Ann
Robinson. 10 company With other members
Of the house, WAS riding 10 swing, and
complaining Of dizziness sbs left off swing-
Ing and sat down on the ground for relief
Without making any complaint Of feeling
uuwsll the woman died within Eve minutes
from the time she left the swing. Ann Rob
inson was regarded % the most beautifu'
woman in the oil regions, and q few
yssrs ago was respected member ofsociety
In On evil hour she fell and no hand
kindness was stretched out 10 reclaim tho
fallen. She now lies dead With all the
weight Of her sins upon her-[E East Brady
Independent.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

OIL REVIEW. The state OF the oil MARI
ket 10 anything but satisfactory. Opera
tors nnd circumstances placing them IN
very embarrassing positions. At ninety
cents barrel, net, oil is selling at less than
cost, unless the we'll produces above ten
barrels, hence when the great number OF
smell wells 10 this district 10 considered u
10 . matter Of no great surprise that anan-
oisl stslogsney prevails to very serious
extent There are no indications at the
present wrlling Of any decided advance 10
The markets, and We scarcely expec. to note
Q steady advance before the latter part Of
November, when, 10 our Judgement, oil will
b. worth Two dollars and half per bsrrsl..-
We ssy that, that 10 our impression drawn
from many concurrent circumstances. Ac-
tivity u life, but ssagns.iou is death, and
unlsss .hs country 10 shortly relieved from
the many entertainments, 9 ssason Of sufi
fsring will quickly follow .-tPstenbutg
Progresa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

An exchange says: "Our frary footed
nice young men will be rrjoiced 10 learn
that tight boots may be drawn on easily By
. simple process. The patient lies dove 90
the floor sud holds his feet straight up into
the cir until the blood runs out of them,
thus diminishing the sizs OF the loot several
ounces, when IL will slip into the boot as
sleek % slidtng into . gutter on a dark
aight. To enjoy perfect immunity from
pedal torture while the foot 10 thus eucased,
Il 10 only necessary to remain in the posi-
too above described until ready 10 draw
the boot,n
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

II 10 oaly . matter Of time. Sooner Or
later 10 jumping "a sod % ,hs csrs, while
they are in motion, surely ends With % s~
eidsns, The employees Of the rosd bs'og 10
exception to the rule. Last Ffidsy even
Ing, Russ. Hair, . we'll known rsilsosd msn
of this plaos. undertook the feat on tes
Boyd farm, % be had often done before,
when by . miscs lcuistion Of ths plses 70
jump, bis fscs came 10 oonsses with . poet
cutting . frishsful cash undsr one eye
Dr.. Plsytotd sswsd up the wound and ssnt
bin on bis way rejoicing shst IL wss no
worse. Don't Try Il again, Ross, for you
are too good fellow TO loss your life that
way, ior q ~ said before ~ only nsV
tsr Of time.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

on NIws.-A new we'll on the Bowel
Farm, nssr rdsnburs, owned By Ballet, =
10 the ssnd, and flowed oil 20 fast that dri!i.
log had to suspend, The indications Gre
that Il will bs . larger we'll than the Other
on same isrm, which bas for several weeks
been yielding 66 barrels.
The we'll 90 the Gates farm, . mile east
Of Edenburg 10 yielding Is barrsla
The we'll on the P. F. Kribos farm little
further north, tested couple Of weeks ago,
10 doing some u barrels
The Richardson we'll, on ths Grsham
farm, further ssst 10 not complstsd, but The
indications ere not favorable.
The we'll on tho viii Berlin farm, and
the one on the Armstrong farm, put down
BY Bruudrsd, ere reported to b dry holes.
The Plumer 4 Lss we'll on Nendenhall
farm 10 not ssstsd, snd does not show wsll.-
Clarion Democrat
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

The Commissiousrs appointed BY Gov.
Hsrsrsnft 70 locate the Insane Asylum ior
Northwestern PsuosylvsuiA visited this
city on Saturday lest, and in: company
With number Of our uoss prominent clsiI
zous visited several farms lin FIsnchcreek.
Sand yoreek, sussrcrsek, and Cranberry
Townships. 10 the vicinity Of this city
Some Of the farms seemed to be very convs-
nisnt sites for ths'propsscd Asylum and the
ComuIss iouers seemed highly pleased with
the country generally. We presume several
wssts will slspss before they announce
their selection. franklin Citizen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15
Gold at l p. m. lllx
The 4th Sand,

Pollock, with true poetic license, speaks
Of . "dsep below the lowest depsh," 20 ws
predict an oil bearing sand below the pres.
snt one 60 nearly exhausted.
There 10 ''divinity which shapes our
snda" Drilling - ~ srs requires the drill
lsr snd bis tools to make steady progrsss.-
So % II was more difficult to reach second
sand thsn 6rss horse power and spring
poles gave wsy to steam aod tools better
adapted. From second to third saud res
quifed still greater skill to overcome the
obstacls> Of increased depth.
When drilling on The Greek at any depth
found had become sn easy task, owing to
the exhaustion Of the territory, entsrprifs
led Of down the river where the wells had
10 be sunk twIos the depth here. Now this
distance 10 reached % surely and Dsarly o
easily - half the depth was formerly. Ap-
plisucss Of oil kiuds for fishing and for CON-
trolling ths flow OF gss and oil have been
invented ready for every emergency. Be,
low The third sand gets deeper and deeper.
Mems eyes begin to turn again to ibis upper
ssld for already the existence Of . fourth
sssd in the lower field 10 . demonstrated
tact BY Gsily and others.
Up hero two-thirds The distance down
will tap It. That It exists here probably o
wide OF wider than the third sand 10 losi-
cal enough. Some lucky msu before long
will Try Il, succeed, sod then what rush.
The old times viii come back again to us.
Taking any Of the thoussud holes up here
and drilling It few hundred feet deeper 10
oil that 10 10 Ls done, and tax titles, chan
doned leasss and forgotten ownsrships will
take rank and precedence. Deserted ham.
lets, forsskeo villages and shanty towns,
will again become the centres Of great ae1
tivity.
These tbings Gre not remote. A year OF
less vlIl witness the turning Of the tide.
The fourth sand rock will spout oil %
high % the Modocs, and II cheap oil 10 10
last forever We will yet divide the empire
With the lower country.
So, hold on, gen.lsmeo. Do not oil 70 st
once. There 10 good slime coming. The
striking Of the fourth sand down below 10
the dawn Of . better day for ua Hsrssiler
tits quantity, uos price, sna The upper
6sld, with its riohsr, deeper deposit, 10 dss-
tined 70 food ous oil opposition.
So mote it bs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

A wolf child hss arrived st Lucknow,
Indis. Hs 10 now being tanned 10 luos.ic
asylum. 1t 10 said that he WA carried en
BY wolves when 90 infant cad bad rsmsinsd
with them until short time ego, when
caught BY bis psrenta Al 6rst hs walked
on oil fcurs. He has long heir, his body i
badly SCARED. aud hs can neither speak nor
understand . single word. On bic 6rst 70
storasion 70 bic home be frequently attacked
bis parents and tried 70 dsvour them. He
tears msst With bic teeth, sod snaps Of any
one who attempts 70 touch bin.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

Yesterday, new Sunday Sohsol vas Or
gsuizsd On the Skinner farm, Oh Greek,
With NJ. George Hanss % Superintendent;
Hsory Rsdding. Assistant Superintendent,
and W: H. Ramsey, Secretary and Librss
risn. The school ssar,s 10 with % attspd/
snee Of so scholars aud teachers. The
mestipgs are held 10 the public schosl
house. The organisation Of this school 10 .
good move. As matter Of course The
Institution is 10 is infAocy aud without .
,ibrary We would suggest that some Of
our gsod christian people take hold and aid
this good work.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15
PErtoLIA, Septem her IS.

PErpoLTA, September Is.
Millerstown is again excited. The Hemp
III farm has another eowing well, struck
to-day. It's doing two bundrsd barrel Ia
daily.
Another we'll was also struck on the Barn-
hardt farm to-day. 1t was stauck 10 that
portion Of the territory which was consider
cd dry. 1t 10 flowing two hundred
barrels.
The famous gas we'll at this point, IL not
sold to Vsndergrift and Foreman, as re/
ported.
A new we'll owned by Markmsn and Others
In the Modoo district, was struck to-day,
snd 10 flowing at The rate of seven buudred
barrels daily. More are coming.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

Pimples, Botches, and EruptIons on the fsce.
and eruptive scrofulOus diseases have their o.
igin from virus and corruptions In the bloud Dr..
McCallum's Root Blood Searcher strikes st The
source OF a scrououS diseases BY neutralizirg snd
the blood Warranted Pros, by mail siOo
(Roos sufficient to make quart Of Blood Search.
1885 IVA
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

The river bridge at Tionesta ia rapidly
approaching completion, Two spans are
up and the plauks laid. The last pier is now
being completed. 1t will be ready for use
10 about two weeks.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

A ysuog lady on the Hill 10 charged With
keeping . light burning 10 the psrlor until
very late on Sunday night in order to bar'
row the sensitive feelings Of an envious
neighbor into the belief that she has really
got beau.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

1t knocks the sentiment outof the thing to
repsir to your sweethhart's window. Of a
pleasant night with guitar in tune, and 6nd
the lady snoring. There are but few young
men, and none 10 Pet. Centre, we believe,
who can play we'll under these circum,
stance.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

The old upper creek operators are well
represented ct the iroat of the lower oil re-
giou. Old residents always feel at home
wban visiting the lower oil towns, they meet
90 many old friends and acquaIntsnces.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

We received on Saturday the 81. Peters
burg Weekly Progress, greatly enlarged and
improved. It sa neat appearing sheet,
sod va congratulate Brother Barclay upon
this evidence Of bis prosperity.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

Yesterday aftsrsoou, our reporter attsnd'
cd the spiritual lecture, delivered at Sobei's
Opera HOUSE, oy NJ. Lyman @. Howe, Of
Frsdonia, NY. NJ. Il. Processes 10 60 Toto
. trance; while 10 that s.sts 10 b. controlled
BY unseen spirits, under whose guidance be
processes 10 speak, ssd not 70 know what bs
10 speaking o. The question was asked Of
him-"Whst relation shall ws bear towards
ssch other 10 Heaven" While we put NJ
sredsncs 10 the doctrine Of spirituslism, II
muss Be accorded that the gentleman 10 =
good speaker, and gave . good lecture from
. spirituslists standpoint. The language
used hy bin wss Of the auest character, aud
gave general satisfaction 70 ail who listened
10 It, whether believers 10 that doctrine OF
not.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-15

lOn account Of press of job printing, we
are compelled to run somewhat short on
reading matter to-day.