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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-19
A Il iG 1iti7ls Er0cg1 .

A groom and bride catered the sleeping
COY ct Baltimore, ssya tho Louisville Led
ger tho groom glAring at everybody a.
though ne wanted 10 fight on She snot.--
His littlo wife however, teemed to be very
happy and good natnred. After tho train
got out OF the city the newly narriea man
became extremely ,disagreeablc. He picki
ed quarrel with tho negro porter on the
cat and Knocked hin down. The sleepiogT
car conductor then interfering. be walked
into him, ond after u brief struggle laid him
Oh tho floor, bleediug at every pore. Hav|
log NJ aae way With these individuals, the
rect Of the passe ngers carefully nept out OF
aia way, aui he sat on his aeat boiling and
am nerivg with wrath aud ready to engage
in o fresh corflci
After white bis wife expressed desire
to retire, ,anj be had,a berth made up at the
! point Of the bnyonet, and tho bride, letting
her hoops aud other useless adjuncts fall on
lhe floor, crcpt into the berth, followed by
hsr giant iese lo,d. Thinking that oil
was quiet and safe, the gentleman who had
the oeEtb shove thnt OF the pair, attempted
TO rescnsit by rising first one foot on the
champion fight rs berth. No sooner had
he taken bis first atep thau bis leg was seizi
ed Dy,ine Tnourtsr be'ow, and he found him
sell dragged down vita violence 10 the foor
sulering considerable iuju.y. Then he re-.
ceived blow from the list Of the warIike
groom. lie. 1owsvor, loap-d up and reI
gardleas Of the presence Of .be bride in the
berth, gave TIE groom good Ihrsshibg a:
he 10y ornnped up. This quietsd him sud
the car st last had rest.
Whec thp conductor came around for tick.
ets, MIR. Groom, Reaching down to the fool
picked mp his wiie's drawers, and nlistakinQ
tnen for his panlalOons iet for his ticket
for about twenty mtDutes, but not find ne
any recepiicle ia this garment for tickets
be gave it up in disgust, WHOM, at the sug
sestion of tbs conductor be looked mp BIZ
brescbes and found them. The fellow WA
well dressed, appareo,!y had plenty Of NOR
ry, and va, DOT intoxicated. 1t Is sup
posed that s6s roveiy Of his situation over
camo bis reason.
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NOTES OF THE DAY,

Generally "out on the iiy"-The spider
The article chiefly sold o. most fancy
fairs-rbe visitor.
The only feathers in the lava beds ore
those worn by the Modocs.
\ drunsen Toledo man wrote on the wa n
Of his cell: jug not, that .ye be not jug
ged."
A Kentucky editcT speaks ofa local pe.
MUS who has been & presevefing contributor
TO he ofice wsste-hggtet ior several
yssIa.
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Maoy Amer,can families Of wealth 40.

haDy American families OF wealth sol
jOuIniDg in europe hava been ernulOu OF
Hoeh oihors eiiog;s TO secure alliances with
agistocTsio and tilied people hy tho mar
~iago of tbeiy daughters 10 pennies
"couuts and adventurous ''lords' From
,he marriage OF Joseph Bouaparte to MIS-
Howard. o. Baltimore, down to tho latest
marriage OF the oass, they bav0 Al, proven
sorfowru! failures, tha woman iasdiug MIS-
eratlo domestic lives, or dyiOg Of il,jges =
ment and disappointment IN few years -
a case Of this kidd oi death has jnst taken
place, wlere The Widowor count actually
sued his father IL law for support. 10 bad
broken the heart ol his devoted wife, and
when SHE died her parents Of course, stop.
ped the allow 4Nce lor Der support. This ia
Que oi the Mapf cases where American fam
silies III Eulopr show their folly and igno,
rance, and thN iess0n, however frequently
taught has 10 effect on the class made 10
ulfer.
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Central Cigy or DoSi0yvn.,

There are now seven pumping wells along
the road Ct aad in the immediate ne'ghbo ,
bood OF Central City. formerly vulgar!y
called DoStcwn. Ore on the Adam GilI
ger, and ono ou TIE Samuel Master farms
have been down several months. The 9TH
erg have bson struck wi.niu the last month.
TIE A!slousa well On tho Knsppen be .eer
iaCu has been pumping chou. ,hrea weeks
--nsAing aboni So barrels day. A well
on Wtn. Lorsh'e land, owGel by Riohard
Nicely, Dsuie, knighl and others WAS tes-
ted last week aud is doing about As barrels
FeEtig & MiIIegan we'll 90 lot opposite Eu.
sley's was competed last week, and is put
down as thirty barrel we'll. a new wsil
on tta Ensley farm is doing about tho same.
The Timan Jackson well on the Reicbtpr
farm is not success. Another well on the
kuoppenbargef inrm owned by Ha,dson
aud Others is making good show, and
would have been tested, but tue rig too,
fire from the gZs last week and bulnsd.-
Another well on the Kuappenbarger is still
drilling. TClsTion DenocFet.
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a man nemed Rice whs arrested by JUS
tiG9 Reynolds and Constable Burgess, !as'
evening, and placed in The Lookup 70!
drunken and disordeEly conduct on 'ha
slreet. Several other parties made threat
OF Iea,irg down the 'ocknp and taking Il G
pri,ouer out. The affair was finally qnieied
down, and the man sot free upon promising
TO behave him, elf.
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Tie jury in o recent case iaiIed to agree,
one Of them holding out sghinet al the rest
for period Of three or tonr houra. One Of
tbs party finally became Weaiied aui p,o
posed a quiet lite game of 5uchre' - de-
eide the pciut. This was reolily acosd ed
TO by the die 'nllog juror; the game played
and the juror lost Aud thus wss decided
ona case.
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Newport Initial.

Just received at the Post Office News
room 200 boxes of Newport Initial Tinted
Papers, 1t is by far the incest initial apee
ever brought to this place. The ladies' are
respectfully invited to call in and examin
it. 1t ia neat and nobby.
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Mr. C J. Hepburn, Superintendent Of tie
OH Creek & Allegheny River Railway, was
iu town this forenoon. MIR, II. 10 deserved
" entitled tothe credit OF being as succes,-
full aud popular railroad manager as this
section OF the State affords.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

pRESBYTERIAN CHUKUH.
Preaching st IL o'clock A. Nj. and {
o'clock p. ", by fne Pastor, W. G. BURcu'
ARD. Sabbath School at 12l4, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings ol
each week.
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VelaDgo:

oil QEarter OesslOpS OF tne COuuty OI
Venango:
Whereas, We have been informed and
believe that petition to incorporate The
Borough OF siverlyvllie will be presented to
your Honors on the Fourth Monday OF Aui
z s., A. D.. 1873; therefore,
We, the undersigned, citizens of Corn
planter Township, Connty OF Venau.o,
would ask leave to present this, our iemoDs
stranoe. against the Incorporation of the
proposed borough for tho following reasons,
viz:
First, That, as we are informed and tei
lieva, up to The close Of the School year
ending June let. 1872, the section of our
township now proposed to bs incorporated
into the borough Of SiverIyville, was not
SELF sustaining for school purposes, but was
supported BY the taxes collected upon prop
eriy 10 other portous Of our township; Ina'
during the school year OF 1872 now school
house costing over $4,000 was erected and
paid Tor out OF the general taxes ossessed in
said Township, ard located within ths lin
ito now proposed to be inclnd,d IN eaid
borough; That heretofore large SUNS ci
money have been expended from lhe eener-
nj tax levy of said township for the supper,
of schools and other purposes within the
limits of said proposed borough, and now,
that this portion Of our township has be.
come so rich, II is but fair and right that
tho balance Of the Township should reap lbe
beneG. Of any excess of tax that may be
paid thereon 10 repay them in part for be
money heretofore laid out aud expended.
Seccud. That we arc informed and be.
iieve that the petition which will be pre-,
sen.ea TO your Honors, contains the name,
and signatures OF persous who arc not ci.i.
xsns Of this Commonwealth.
Third. That we are informed and helsv,
that the signatures to the said petition
were not made Ivy the parties who tberl
eign within the three months preceding II,
presentstIon thereof. az the law requires.
And your petitioners will ever pray, &c.
The rsmonsrauce is being pretty eener-
ally signed by Onr citizeus. 1t seems TO us
the residents Of Siveriyville are askieg o
little too much. II is well kI0wn tina. this
end of the Township hes long stood tie
brunt Of the taxation Tor school purposes,
aud having done the lions share towards
building o splendid school bouse at Sivorly-
willie, It is no more than justice thai they
should assist in caucelliug the outstanding
debt Of the Township.
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Local Notices,
A isint to saOuseWives...n-
90 Keep Kitchen Ware C,s"
and Hr..ght.

Every bcusewii" Of neat and ,idv h.,.
takes esptcini delight In keeping alI ,ts' @
copper aud iron wnra of her Kitchen "a ",
and bright ae pains'aking labor can @ m.,
them. A prize IN ibis direction is "an oa
meHdlbl-. and always meets TIVE smilir, u'
proy.i OF tn, ",yrnNt man. wto rs,s y
household oi'ls. k"memuar in,t : Ap,uI
10 the only tting on eerth thut win V ,au
an CID tnrnished tin pan ora rusty t.''
slime as bright "a UeH. And hy tbe N. y,
Sspoio 1t is the qu ckest and easiest ,h,,V
10 the world to Keep every uteps,l in I h,s
state OF polish. augl6 lw '
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-19

The Emperor william has conferred the
Order or the Black Eagle upon the Shah,
and presented the insignia to him in bria
liants.
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Some recent analysts 1t nortars from the
Great Pyromii, ruirs 10 Athens, and otL
er ancient structures, rroye that our mod
ern productions are es-rntially similar
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What best describes aud most impede O.
Christian piigrinr'H prograss? A Buuyan
brnice.l
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Dissolution Notice.

The oopartnership heretofore existing b.
tween Pond, Frasier Il Co, In the business
of oil producing, is this day dissolved cj
mutual consent. All debts against The lave
firm will he settled by Frasier Il Co., who
will hereafter conduct the business % efcrf
on tho lasson farm, near on City, Pa
/. W. PoND.
A. l.. FRASER.
MRS. WM. j. BOLLNAN,
Administratri
nnAn
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''Who nFeaks pays THIS does not s.i
ply railroads; as thoy pay men 10 brake,
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An ll!inc!e pau has written 70 Sell GrGrC
10 nave h.o g'ocl: 'ois viii o tsx o. s.'-
-.nes
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The Persian National Anthem hrs oeeO
described rs an inimitab!o imitation oil WV
mewiuS of the feline race.
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The man VINO "herbored a thought is
supposed to live on tive sea-shore.'
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. ana
"a z. NJ. Sabbath School at l2ls r. NJ.
cats free. A cordial invitation extend
ed to ALI ~,
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"a little girl was asked whut KnIe't
Templar was; and replied, "a Good Temp
iar who stays out at night"
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record
Dtvtne service.

pet. Centre, :Pa., Tuesday, Aug 10
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The tilA p.y .o~pltsa-.-Give /. up.
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IS The Post Office Newsroom so,,
Fountain IL now running in full blaH
Call and try glass of led cool soda vs..
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The following petition is Ia circulation
in iowa this forenoon:
To the honorable the Judges Of the Court
of Quarter Sessions of the County Of
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GIVEN AWAY To
Evsry.snbscriber to that Popu ar Weekly,
OUR FInESlDE FR|EN|

Chi0inos are delivered at once The distribute,
wilt lOsrrlvELY take place on tho TW ENT
ETH DAY OF AUGUST EIGHTEEN Ury.
DRIED AND SRVENTY-THRE
OUR CHHOMO "CUTE" IL 16xsO in aize. A.
Snow'cd2ed 10 be the finest and haudsome,t Nj
tnre ever 9 ven with anv paper.
OUR FIRESTDE FR!E ID ia an eirht n,ce iu,
tiatei 'aDiiy md ory weekly in it. third yo,un,
has now over SEVENt Y-fIV't THOUSAND SIR
schlBEhs, and 'dly ;rcrealn- which in.ura
Inc success OF the resent o. tr MI Ion. The P1b
fishers OF Our t'lesdc ftiand In We sent 10 It's ,rk
scrihels his We ove- SEVENTY THOUSAND
cosies of the cnromo ''CUTk' and arc sbilnir,
lunor Dis every day. SUESCRIPrI PkICE
THREE DOLLARS PER YEAR. VIII Oh gives Ma
! sub. cr'l ., Fil'iY.TWO numbers cf the best Finn
ily Week h, the chlomo "CUIE" ii no'y ,ra med Ui
nrKlberoa CERTIFICATE enti. ed Che hOlder to
one eha g in the d. ri1u,icn Of prcn,iuus fo lss
SUSSOR'BE row he ssent o- eeld direct 10 n.
puhli,her SPECIMEN COPIES, par,ic u'ars ed
sent ce.
AcrAlTc In every town, at home OF
EHENt 0uaveliDg. Large cssh py
WANTEpss:'"''a';s ';:;'s "p e,ss. "':"'"H' 4s..'' 4
outfit Send at once for Terms aud partu
ulars' Addre
WATERS & co. Pubs, Chicago
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FRAMED AND A SHARu IN THE DJaTp i.n
ton OF $50 PR1NIUkS AMOUNTING ;'1S n,
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Dated Angus, Q, 1873
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-10

THE SITUATION IN GRANT PARISH
A correspondent Of the Picayune, wri-
ting from Colfaxin Grant parish, under
date of April 23d says:
Everything, as far assfdificulty or col
Esion between parties in the parish, has
now been settled; the only fear is that
the United States Deputy Marshal will
arrest planters and others who have
been obliged to flee from their homes.
It is not a fair trial they fear, for by one
they would be cleared, but, by expe-
rience, they have learned that to be ar
rested meanst to lie for months in alOath-
some dungeon and to be then released
broken in health and fortune, even
though declared not guilty by the Unit
ed States Commissioner.
Men, who did not even take part in
the flight take refuge in the woods,
while their wives ana children remain
on the plantation, without support or
protection.
The United States troops are still
quietly in camp, and spend their time,
70 far, in drilling and exercising; though
it is openly understood that they viii
execute any process got out by the Uni
ted States marshals at the instigation of
Register and his negro allies and white
carpet-bag associates.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-10

DfsTR1CTzCoURT.-The petit jury now
in attendance, is winning golden opin-
ions, not only for its exceptional charac-
ter for intelligence and integrity, BUTTE
its high sense of duty and responsibility.
It is conceded that in all respects it is,
as a whole, the best jury which ever trod
the floor of our Courthouse.
This week, up to the time of our going
to press, only two cases have been tried,
and a third one-the State vs.. Angelas
Prud'hOmme, for murder, was yesterday
evening, or will be concluded to-day,
The cases. tried were: the State VS.. Louis
Allemand, Charles Allemand and joseph
Allemand, for cow-stealing-all found
guilty; and the State VS.. Evariste Pre-
jean, for cow-stealing-found guilty.
With u present efficient officers, and
such an able and jealous District AttOr-
ney, this parish will soon become too hot
a place for thieves, murderers, and law
breakers generally.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-10

ST. virus DANCE.-The Nurembury
Chronicle Of 1893 relates a.mediaval
legend to this ef6ect-that in the reign
of the Emperor Henry the Second,
while a priest was saying mass, on
Christmas eve, in the church Of St.
Magnus, in Magdeburg, a company of
young people amused themselves with
dancing and singing in the c~hurchyard.
The priest demonstrated, but they de-
rided his words and refused to desist.
Then he, incensed at their conduct,
prayed God and st. Magnus to cause
them to dance and sing a whole year,
without rest; and the prayer was gran
ted. Neither rain nor dew fell upon
them; they did not eat or rest, nor we're
their shoes or garments worn out.
Three of the company persisted in the
time, one the daughter of a priest the
others were released at the end Of the
year and obtained forgiveness before
the altar, but, after sleeping three
same story is told of other places and
churches.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-10

This (Tuesday) morning at about five
O'Clock, a peddler, name not known, woS
attacked by q party of three negroes
neal the Ferry Landing in the narish 0f
West Baton Rouge, murdered and robI
Oeo OF ms packet Of goods, and it is sup
posed q large sum OF money. The vic
JIm was struck on the head with a large
club and instantly killed, his skull being
crushed, one side of his head terrible
mangled. After killing the man. the
negroes got frightened at the approach
OF q market cart and dragged the BODY
to the river, and there left it, dec9mH-
ing with the goods and money. Mr.,
Phll1p Bauer captured one of the negroes
but he made his escape, when a nOsse Of
men was Immediately sent in nnrsnit
and VIII no doubt catch the murdprprs,
The body of the murdered man was
brought to this city by a committee an
pointed by. the President Of the Jewish
congregation of this city (the victim
being an Israelite) and decently Inferred
IN the Jewish cemetery. The victim
was a stout built man, with light nous
t9che and a scar on the left side of the
chm, and looked to be about thirty-fve
years OF age. He had on a dark colOred
sack coat and striped WOODEN nants- -
Dlack WOOL and a pair of Congress
galters. His shirt was made of striped
eallc9' a memorandum book was
round on the body with entries therein
Mr!tten IN GERMAN. His name wal not
written IN the book and there was moth
ing ABOUT him to lead to the discovery
u Ills Manifestation Rouge Gazette.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-10

CONGRESSIONAL RECoGNITIoN.-We
publish the article alluded to in the
following comments of the Homer
Had:
The action of the u. S. Senatorial
Committee on the Louisiana case has
been so often and so thoroughly dis
cussed and defined in the columns of
the Tliad that we had concluded it use
less to ever again allude to the subject,
but we find in the last Louisiana In
t%elligencer an article SO clear, lucid and
brief, we must copy it. We therefore
respectfully refer the reader who may
not be entirely satisfied ON this matter,
to the article copied from the Intelli-
gencer, headed: "The Truth about
the Report of the Senate Committee on
Louisiana Affairs Read it, and see if
you can find any recognition of the
McEnery Government worth a cent?
OF any indication of a future recogni-
ton to justify the laughable folly Of
"Tax Resistance" We sympafhise
with Il people in their hardships, and
would fam not see them suffer fOolishly,
OF more than absolutely necessary.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-10

Several of the correspondents of the
HtcaQune seem to be the veriest fossils
IN existence. They appear utterly in
capable of compromising the situation
and greatly alarmed lest local self-goy-
eminent shall be swallowed I'D bv q n
tralization. Were they to look the facts
squarely in the face they might easily
discover that local self-government in
such States as Louisiana and South Car
DINA is a delusion and a snare, It means
the enactment of laws by the Ignorance
OF the State for the control and hnmilia-
tion Of its intelligence, and the impOsi-
ton OF taxes by untaxed representatives.
to the prejudice of all progressive inter,
ests. Selt-gOvernment in Louisiana, as
matters now stand, isthe government of
a most unwise and suicidal ~selfshness:
\ that admits neither of enlightened
liberty nor of genuine prosperity. WHY
the correspondents Of the Picaunne
should be alarmed ut the prospective
loss OF such q government we cannot
comprehend. What Louisiana reGnires
Is an honest and economic government
a government under which life and
property will both be protected, and
which will give ample verge to liberty
and the pursuit Of happiness.-TN. o.
Times.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-10

SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.-The Sunday
School picnic last Saturday was a most
enjoyable affair. The weather was
charming; and SO were the ladies, who
were present in large numbers. The
OpelOusas Brass Band discoursed excel
lent music the grass was strewn with a
p%rofusion of the choicest viands at din
nertime; the ubiquitous Tony dispensed
ice-cream i'll generous quantity; the
young gentlemen made hay while the
sun shone, and everything went off
smoothly and pleasantly.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-10

THE OPELOUsAs GYMNAsIUM.-This
institution was organized about three
weeks ago. Itnumbers at present about
Is regular members, all young men and
boys, and the roll is steadily increasing.
Already the young gymnasts manifest
marked proficiency on the single and
double trapeze, andint those various other
exercises of strength and agility which
are peculiar to the gymnasium. The
boys need money to purchase a tent
within which to exercise themselves pri-
yately, with a view to public exhibition
hereafter, and we hope the ladies and
gentlemen of Opelousas, will come
promptly to their assistance. They are
engaged in one of the noblest of enter
prises, that of developing a higher and
q better type of manhood.
Success to them, for we are sure they
deserve it,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-05-10

THE EDITORS CoNVENTIoN.-In an
other column will be found callmade by
Gazette Comet, for a convention Of the
editorial fraternity of the State to meet
in Baton Rouge on the 4th day Of July
next. We consider a move of this kind
absolutely necessary for the interests of
the press of Louisiana in far more in
stances than one, and shall therefore
cheerfully contribute our mite towards
making the convention a success. Sew
eral attempts were made in fOrmeryears
to organize an association of State edit
ors for purposes which were well defined
and understood by all who follow that
profession for a livelihood; and we take
occasion to call particular attention to
the necessity of making this association
a success, and it can be done If the spirit
and determination is manifested. This
call should be published in every news
paper Of the State, and every editor
should be present, without reference to
political sentiments.-[Sugar Planter.