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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-09-04
NOTICE.
U. s. LAND OrYlcr, Iowa, Mlcu. }

% % H1HsSD OEFfeHt TVNiAt UICH- I
Aug. l, 1873.
Complaint having been entered ut this OF.
fee by Benjamin Barrett against Ephraim
Wildwood, for abandoning his Homestead En-
try No. b4lS, dated May 10, 1871, upon the
S.WtofSection IA, Township Is North, Range
IL West, in Lake county, Mich, with
view to the csncsllation Of said entry; the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this Office, on the 18th day Of Sept, 1873,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to respond and furnish
testimony concer ing said alleged abandon
mont.
J., KIDD, Register.
J. j.. JENNINGS, Receiver
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A NEW swindliug dodye WI

A NEW swindling dodge was
successfully played on the Salem
bank last week. Two men asked
the teller OF tho bank to change a
500 bill for five $40 bills. These
they at once put into an envelope
and then drawing out another
similar envelope with only four
$40 bills in,they pretended there
had been a mistake in the count.
ing. They succeeded several
times in getting the additional
$40 bill, but were finally detect
oil and brought to grief.
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JEWEL county, Kan, boasts OF
girl, only Is years old, who
last summer herded sixty head OF
cutie, and made three aprons
and five dresses on horse back,
and taught two children their
letters III her idle moments. The
county must have been named
after her.
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ToAps are capital helpers in
TAXI q care Of vine patches.
Lay boards between the rows to
shelter, them 10 The day time, and
they will make a carnival OF bugs
n: NIGHT
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A YOUNG woman named Bridget
Nolan, was burned to death at
Detroit, recently, by reason Of her
clothing taking fire from burning
Kerosene in q can which explod-
cd.
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NOTICE
U. s. LAND 0yricE, IONA, Mrcm. !
July 3lst. 1873.

July 3Ist, 1878.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Michael Dershal against John +.
Stewart,f for abandoning his Homestead Entry
No. bs47, dated May 7th 1872, upon the S.
L. /, Section ., Township ls North,
Range u West, in Lake county, Michigan,
with view to cancellation OF said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear
ut this Office
On the 18th day of Sept, 1878,
Mt 10 o'clock q. m, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment.
]. II. KIDD, Register,
j. L. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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EASTERN papers are full OF act
counts of the great loss ofproperty
recently occasioncd by heavy
rain storms. rs
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Marriso.

At the residences Of Anthony Sitscr, in
Pleasant Plains township, Lake county,
August Gath, 1873, by w. A. Burnham, j..
p, Mr., Adelbert Sitser and Miss Lottie
Locox, all Of the above named place.
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Irhas boon found that red ce.
dar chips and cloves sprinkled on
a shovelfnl Of Goals will cloar q
room Of flies.
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Darts from nc Devil; or Cupid Abused.
THE NEW REMEDY FOR RVPTUBE.,

a most Important farenfSon, Sold by The Elastic
Truss Co.. No. 6sS Bradway, N. V. City. II retains
Rupture absolutely In ease and com ort. night and
day at an times, and under oil circumstances,
without any exception wl,atcv r IN any case, and
should never be taken of during the short time re-
quisitc 10 effect q permanent cure. Scnt by mail
Circulars irc". Any Druggist or Physician will
order tliis new Truss for yon without Charge
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A DESPERATE battle at Estella,
Spain, Sunday, Aug, Oath, resulted
in the defeat of the Carlists,
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Long Looked For Come at Last!

TIE UNIVERSAL MICROSC0PE.--The
best Low Priced Microscope ever made.
Exceedingly useful for examining flowers, in
sects and minute objects, detecting Coun-
terfcit Money, and Disclosing the Wonders
Of the Microscopic World. Il Is adapted to
the use Of Physicians, students and the Fam
lily Circle. Requires no Focal Adjustment,
and can therefore be readily used by any
person. Other Microscopes Of no greater
power cost 90 each and upwards, and are
go difficult to understand that mono hut
scientific men can use them. The universal
always gives satisfaction. One single Micro
scope will be sent carefully packed, by
mail, on receipt Of 81. Agents wanted ev-
crywherc. Address
ID. L. STAPLES n CO,
Allen, Mich.
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WAsnBURN has been -nominf-
ted aA Republican candidate for
Governor of Wisconsin.
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THERE are 1912 policemen in
London, and they have to patrol
1919 miles Of streets.
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Fl. WAYNE, Jackson aud Saginaw
ILAIRoAD-
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
CINCINNATI & INDIANAPOLIS,
pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Washington, and all points
South and Southwest.
TRAINS RUN by CHICAGO TIME.

The best New Road in the L. S.!
Direct connections North TO Saginaw
Lansing aud al! Nortm rn and Westerns
Michigan.
Direct connections South.to Cincinnati-
Indianapolis, and all points south and
South w:st. also al! Eastward points.
Through trains are run between Jack
son e. TT. WAYNE and Between jackson IL
ard Saginaw. iral Rapids. and Chicago.
Trains OH this Road are run by Chicago
time.
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S~-~~~~s~-~.N~-~.~SN~s ~N~>~.o~~S~
In Herscy, Mich, at o'clock on satar-
day morning, Aug. aoth, 1878, NrrriE BAR
BARA. aged year and months and days;
daughter Of Henry and Mary Gerhardt.
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No Person can takeftho9o Dntterv nc
sording to directions, and remain long unwelI,
raj poison or other means, and vital organs
wasted beyond the point OF repair.
Dyspepsfa OF ImdtgesttOm, Headachey
Pain In the shoulders, Coughs, Tightness OF tho
Chcst, Dizziness, Sour Eructations OF the Sto-
mach, Bad Taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attacks,
Lungs, Pain In the regions OF the Kidneys and
q hundred other painful symptoms, are the on.
springs Of Dyspepsia. One bottle VIII prove ,s =
better guarantee Of its merits than lengthy
For Female Complaints m young q ofi,
married or single, at Che dawn or wom ,s,nss
decided an influence that improvement v soon
VOL I.Hammatory and Chronic
Rhsuv~Ntism and Govt, Bilious, hemittent
and Intermittent Fevers Diseases OF the BLOOD,
LIVER kidneys and bladder, tnese n,,seI s,, law
no equal. such Diseases are caused oy 'i'ia'eo
TH.x are n gentle Purgstive as wen
- = Tonic, possessing the merit OF acting ~
4 powerful agent IN relieving Congestion or In
nafnmation OF the Liver and visoerh Organs,
sI 1e ~ Skin SKIN Diseases, Eruptions, letter salt
Rneunl, Biotches, spots, fimpies, Pustulcs,
Boils, Carbuncics, RinR-worms, 6cald- Head.
Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, scurfs, Dtsoclorar
lions 81 the skin, Humors and Diseases OF tho
skin OF whatever name or nature, are htet-
ally dug up and carried out OF the 9s-
tom In abort time by the use OF these Blne.s :.
prrrsRs the most WONDERFUL invigorans THAI
ever sustained the sinking systcm. IN
n. ~. MCDONALD - 60.
f)ruopista and Gen. Agts., San Frnnctsco tW-s
a cor. Of washington and charlton Sta rl.
sold ny ALL DRUGGISTS q pElu-hhA
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jackson Lansing & SAGINAW R. R

The most direct route 20 the great Lumber and
Salt regions of the Saginaw Valley, and tho
Magnetic medicinal Springs Of
ST I.ouis
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Stanton Branch of the d., L. & J.. M. X II.
TRAINS WEST, TRAINS EAST
Mixed, Mixed.
2 00p IN, Ionia 8 40 y, IN,
20 Stanton Junction is
10 Woods Corners 56
100 ShaDty Plains 4 80
3 Is Sheridan 4 Is
Trains run by Detroit time.
Passengers from North Western
Michigan to the Capital Of the State
and Jackson, Detroit, &C., will make
direct connection at Howard City with
this Road.
A. II, REESE. Gent Supt.
J. W. BRO hLEY, Gen'l Ticket Ag't,
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He, SARGENT, Gcnl sup't Chicago
GEo. c. HorPEn, Assist Sup't Saginaw.
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DR.. WELLS
EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA

isprepared directly from the SOUTH AMERICAN
PLANT, and 10 peculiarly suited to all these diff
cultics; IL will cleanse the NITIATED BLOOD,
strengthen the LIrE-GIviNG POWERS and REMOVE
ALL INSTRUCTIONS from IMPAIRED AND ESFER-
BLED Organs.
1T SHOULD RE FREELY TAKEN, rs Jurubcba Is
pronounced by medical writers the most efficient
PURIFIER, Toxic and DEoBsTRUEST known in the
whole range Of medicinal plants.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 10 Plat ST., New York.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Crular
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A.spremium the picture may be obtnincd hy
,endfng ne 4 yvO eu bscriptiOns Tor
tnc Mngn zine nt $500 cnch.
err Inv subscribingfor tho Mngnzfnc two years In
odysnre Al a Ui per 40 nun. Address.
WOODS HopsE HOLD MAGAZINE,
q IL. sHCTES Pubiisher, Ncwbnrsh, N, \.
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GZA0 Q0iN FOUR WEEKS CANvASSlNG
DBL ZsOOwas one agents profit ON Bryants
Lib'ogy Of Poetry and Song$.0 in enc week
on The New Housekeperrs Mammal, by Mis-
man can have an agency. j. b. FORD. & Go
New York, Boston, Chicago aud San Francisco
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-27
Journalism OF the Period.

A Pekin, ILL.,, local ed itor wrote the foli
lowing notice on assu,nin ing his duties; SEN
satioual, distressing details Of revolving
murders ard shocking suicides respectfully
solicited. Bible cluss presentrations aud
ministerial donation parties will be 'aoae'
With pronptuess and dispatch. Keno banks
and their operations MADE a specially -
Accurate reports OF Sunday school anni7er-
sarles gnaranteed. Tue local VIII cheerful,
ly walk seventeen m les after Sunday school
to see and repor, prizs fight. Funerals
and MI other melancholy occasions written
up in manner to challenge admiration -
Horse races reported in the highest style OF
the reportorial art. Domestic brois aud
copjugal inlelicties sought Tor with untir-
ing avidity. Police cour: proceedings and
sermons reported in & manEcr well ca lcu!a
ted 10 astonish the prisoner, magistrate and
preacher. Prompt paying subscribers aad
good advertisers, when stricken with mora
illness, will be cheer:uly interviewed, when
lying at deaths door, with view TO obtain
ing obituary items, rrd the greatest pleas
uie will be taken 10 exposing your private
affairs to the critical gaze of an interested
public"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-27

CHANGE OF FIRM Joe. Malone, everv/
body knows Joe, has purchased of George
Riker, is grocery and meat market, which
he intends to run hereafter from early in
the morning until late at night, always
keeping on haud the best OF cotiees, teas,
sugars, bans, bread, beef, country pork.
hams, fresh roll hutter, eggs, &c, flour, and
in fact everything you need in the house-
Keeping limo can be Bought cheap for cash.
His stock Of teas and cotfses cam OF be ex-
celled for genuine favor and goodness OF
quality in the Centre Joe intends baving
one specially at his store which be knows
will increase his Gus. ON. He has marked
down the price on all OF his goods to corr
respond with eighty cent oil believing that
prov sions and grocer les can be sold ss
cheap here as they can be in the neighbor
ing towns, aud he wants you to give b i'm a
trial before making up your minds that Pet
Centre is the dearest town in the United
States. He will let yon hear moro about
prices 10 future issue.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-27

FATAL Acc DENT Saturday afternoon
about 8 o'clock, sad accident occurred at
Red Hot, which resulted In the almost in-
stant death Of James Lowrey, aged about
six years, son ofMr. Alexander Lowrey, of
that place. The boy it seems with two
other companions younger than himself,
were engaged in playing around an old band
wheel. The wheel stood almost perpend c.
ular leaning slightly against the sampson
post. Two Of the little boys were pushing
and rocking Il backwards when suddenly it
Il fell over, the gudgeon pin striking the
unfortunate boy, who was standing directly
10 front of 1t, 10 the pit of the stomach. kill
Ing him instantly. Our towusman, Mr.. W.
A. Lozier, happened to be passing along
the road at the time and witnessed the acci.
dent, and together with one or two other
man raised up the band wheel and took the
boy out, but the vita spark had fled. The
blow falls with great severity on Mr.. L. and
family, who have the sympathy of all in
their sad aflliction.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-27

A FAMOUS TELEGRAPH OPERATOR -
AnoBg the victims Of the fever at Shreve/
port was Alfred Savll!e, one OF the bes.
known aud most accom- Ylished telegraph
operators in the county, ard attached to
the command of Geneisl JOHN II. Morgan
during the late war, the story OF whose
practical and profitable jokes 10 tue fede.als
enlvened the gloomy annals o. tbose times'
His teats on the eueny's wires, throwing
large forces of federal cavalry of the scent,
directing them to the right and left, OPEN
ing the iiues ior the dashing Morgan to
sweep though in quest of men AMI horses
are among the most romantic Incidents OF
the. war. Few have forgotten how,
early 10 the game, be took possession CT the
wires between Nashville ard body of
fedetals oper ating in southern Kentucky,
wing peTemptory orders not to send any
more troops, but plenty OF provisions and
ammunition, and how al old friend, then
10 charge OF Nashville, detecting the pecu-
liar touch or lingering Of tbs bogus opera
tor, flashed back to him This good humored
answer: "Get out, Savilie, or I'll sead the
cavalry after you" Savills volunteered
his services at Shreveport after every resi-.
dent operator had been stricken down, and
died at his post IL Macon, Ga, Messenger.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-27

Fully two-thirds OF the wells in this isI
t,ict are either shut down or only pumping
By heads. 1t is very depressing on ons to
psas from well TO we'll where oil was life
and activity few months ago, and witness
the total des-rtion of wells which were con-
s,de,ed paying before oil could be buug ht
for half gallon of moasses a barrel. The
amount OF capital invested in this, (the
tbrd) district, and now wholly imperative
from the low price of oil, not even returning
the interest. we estimate at one million four
hundred thousand dollars ($l AGO, ,0O0)
reckoning $4,000 as the average cost per
well. Tue monthly Interest alone upon this
amount to the people OF the district is four
teen thousand dollars per month, al the
usual interest of one per cent month, or
about five hundred dollars day. Much OF
the money thus invested will prove total
loss, since the wells will be ruined by
standing for long time. These large
amounts will not, however compare with
the reckless manner in which foolbardy op-
orators 10 the Butler district are sinking
money, uot their own, by any means, but
the peoples. A prominent operator with
whom va have conve,sed, and who lie
thoroughly acquainted with the lower couu-
try, estimates that on on average there is
one dry hole day sunk in that regioa, in
volving total loss of at least eight thous/
and dollars L Peters burg Progress.
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"o learn that work on the Parker City
and Karus City Railroad has again been re/
ouu.eh ard will be pushed vigorously uutiI
this very important enterprise is complt .
ed TIE grading is flushed a!ons the entire
iiue. Ard u large force of workneu employed
in laying The :iea and rails. On the Parker
City end Of the route buildings are being
the city. This road will be OF great inn
pOrtance to the oil community aud its cor,/
plelion is snxlously awaited'.-East
Brady Independent.
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OH NEWS Business throughout the
region is looking up and We are hopeful
that a brighter day is soon coming. 1t ia
rue that oil has not advanced much iu price
but the probabilities are that it will
sooa,
The pipe line from MilIerstown to sPittsl
burgh will soon be CONNIE need, it is said.--
We think it questionable if this will pay
The facilities already afforded for getting
oil out of the region could hardly be SUR
passed.
The large wells in ihs vicinity of Modoc
continue to fall OF in production. 7 be
same Can be said OF the Millerstown, spout
ers.
The pumping capacity of the various pips
lines leading out of the Millerstown district
is said to be 5000 barrels per day.
Parker, Thompson Il Co.'s swell on The
M'Connel farm, near Modoc City reached
the sand Wednesday last, and has since
been flowing at the rate OF 300 barrels day
East Brady lnde pendent
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FIRE.-About two o'clock yesterday
morning tho engine house at the YanDey
wells. Wild Ca: Hollow, vas totally de-
stroyed BY fire. The fire is supposed to
Lave been oc,asioned by the explosion OF e
lamp which had been left lighted at one end
OF the bnildiHs. At he time the fire broke
out no one was In the engine house. The
loss Is eatinatei at $500. During the oc.
currenc9 OF tho dve, Mr.. Chas. L. Jukes, one
Of the ownsrs of the wells, me. with severe
accident. He had climbed up on the aalkl
Ing beam to put on. tho fro and keep il
from catching the derrick, whsn he N issed
bis hold and fell TO tho ground, striking on
bis left shoulder anu BADLY bruising it,
Fortunately none oftbe bones were broken
and hs will act be laid ur.
The engine house will be rebuilt at once
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A suit for breach of promise has been
brought by man against a woman 10 Enpa
land, Mics Jenkinson proposed to Mr..
Smith and engaged two young man to oct as
groomsmen. That was as far Gs the matter
was allowed to 60. She Tilted Smith. When
the writ was served on her, said, "I'll marry
him il he makes me, and when I've married
him I'll make him live like toad under q
harrow" Smith is lucky fellow to have
been Tilted.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-27

The Testimony in the trial now goiog Cd
in San Francisco, OF Capt. Clark, OF the
ship Sunrise, for cruelty to seamen, reveals
unparalleled brutality. One witness swore
that he was triced up for two days in the
gallows, hia toes merely touching deck
that he was only released long enough to
eat little bread aud drink little water.
The crew generally express the belief that
the three men who suicided were driven to
desperation by the cruelty OF the captain and
his mates. Peter Johnson was abused an
beaten until he lost his reason, and is now
almost an idiot.
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The wells in the Modoc region, Butler
county, are without doubt falling off very
rapidly. Those who have gathered statis/
tics aver tha. the first eight wells Of Modoc
produced more than the entire district is do
ing day. To form general idea of the
rGpiai,y With which the wells are falling
OF, examples are given OF all the large
wells, and thos, wells which at frs. went
1000 barrels are now doing scarcely 200.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

D,v the President Of the United States OF
America, q Proclamation.
The approaching close OF another year
brings with it the occasion OF renewed
thanksgiving and acknowledgement to the
Almighty Ruler o! the universe for the uni
numbered mercies which he has bestowed
unon ia. Abundant harvests have been
among the rewards of Industry. WIN loca
eycep,ions. health has been among the
blessings en- jcyed Tranquility nt nome
and pesc ewth o,her nations have prevai'ed'
Frupal industry is regaioing its merlted
,ecooniiion and its merited rewards gradu-
s,,y, but, uuder the Providence OF Goa,
surely, as we trust, the nation Is recovering
from the lingering results OF \ dreadful clyi
st,ifa For these and all other mercies
yoecusa led il becomes us as people 10 req
turn heartfelt and grateful Acknowledge
m.u;s, and with our thanksgiving, We may
mite in prayers Tor the cessation OF Ioca
aad temporary su.e rings. l therefore,
recommend that on Thurslay, the 2Tth day
OF November rext, The people NEE: In their
respective places OF worshipto Ease IA''i
acknowledgment. to Almighty God ter hi1
bounty urd His protection, aud TO oAer up
praises fer their con, innsnce.
La wi,oess whereof have hereunto se'
nv heud aud caused the seal of tie Unlted
States TO be affixed.
Dooe at tho CITY OF Washiu eton..'th;s l4tl
day of October, In the year C! our Lore
1873, and OF the Independence Of the
United States the ninty-seventh.
Signed by the President
L. s. GRAHT.
HAMILTON FIsH, Secretary Of Slate.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-27

New water works was an issue ct the
lecen. election in Meadville, which shows
the point OF the joke In the following from
the Craw ford Democrat:
An lrishman, standing in the vicinity
the depot on being asked to come up to one
OF the words and vote, Indignantly replied !:
"Bedad fIil so an inch. las, Spring it as
no whisky, and now its no water,
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Charles A, Hauljp. OF Youp,s,;,,. IN,

Charles A. Hamlin, Of Youussvills w..
rem county, left his home fourteen vs,,, -.
and his relatives heard nothing Of bi, vh.'' ~
ahous ill one day last week, when A.
brother received q letter stating that bs !.
now in London, aud has been q, "a. =,
,hrse long yssrs as a ship carpen,s, !,
which he is an expert. He says th., .
will coon sail home, to gladden. tho. b..,,
OF q IL otbpr, sister and brother,
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Gold at | p. m. l0s%
The shooting. at Ti.usville on Saturday

The shooting at Titusville on Saturday
was very sad eialr. Tho boy, Johuni lie
Newton, 1t appeared had just arisen end
Tor little sport took down his father's gun
and pointed !. at bis sic,e-, Ella E,wtoG,
telling her be would shoot her, ST the same
time pulling tas trigger. The gun went Off
and the cherg OF sho. entered the left tenn
pie Of the unfortunate girl killing her aI
most instantly. The jury rendered q ver>
diet of accidental death by gun sho,
wound at The hands Of er brother.
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The project OF building q pipe lin. !.
tween Millerstown and Pittsburgh v,,.' '''
has been talked Of for some time, ,.sm. ~. :.
be reaching the proper point, and Wa ~.
informed The work viii soon bs comm...
ed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-27

TIE Eobok.n Savings Back is likely to
have trouble, ca account of Gu extensive
transfer OF property, which did not suit q
heavy deposi,or. He made demand for
his'money. He did not get it, and it vii
throw the bank into liquidation, it is said