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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20

SALT LAKR-A correspondent Of the Charles.
ton Nsaos, writing from Utah, says: Law M
SAIL DoAte upon the lake. But few peopIe liV'
near tts shora1, and probably none Of them know
hoG 10 manage . oat-Figged boat The steamboa,
llss hard aground, and is rarely used 1t tisR one
Ao!le sAAir, and last rear nan between CorinnS
and the southern shore Of the lake. The comna.
ny eonaPSe ed oyipg tea lack of freight It & 4
Question whether AhrimPs, crabs, and ocean fsh
WIN live N the WataFs Of the Great Salt Lake.
Lns oGpsnmsnt has nsvor been tined. "A drum
41 nan Or shark thSiveS In the shallow Iagoons Of
1IoRIda. The water In these laRoons Il thnee
nmes a. salt a. the waters Of the ocean. The NIL
Phor IN the Great Salt Lake Woald not kilI -
Waear nshs beeauSo such hah live in the sulphur
springs q yOrida. eThs nah might fail to secure
ProPeE tood u ths lake and die of stoFyatioD
Ooe teing iO certain, If the LAKE was allied win
- hsh hsesWo1l4-hs -hso0ls O8VOffhe most popular
resorts Wet Of the AissisSippi river ks Il Il
noopIe shan it as though It were . graveyard.
|@e yeAFs ago gentleman planted q bed Of oys.
'o1 ct he mouth Of Bear river, one Of the tribu-
'aries q. EAo lAls. The oyatsIs dad Since then
melody has invested . cent In Salt Lake experi-
ns1tS- 1dO e0ly 0aR water insect living upon
. aAores !! ths mOsquitc, and be grows TO an |
'noEmous HiB.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20

THE DAILY GAZETTE is published every afternoon
except Sunday) at 4l6 Market street. and served oS
,,,;sr. 20 Vubsoribers in all parts Of Wilmington
and tho surrounding towns and villages, for SIX
cents a PSSks payable wPeEUf Hs9rlE suoscrloers
IS in GASaAce. / - n NFiA
The DELAWARE aAzRFRR,. sstAblishea lIsA. q
is the largest and most hoIriShlng weekly bas Sne
on thePeninsulaF. Published every Friday morn
nR Al f2 q year, in adVRnce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
Acmnnina nAvlca.

Mr.. Pickles IL net satisfied with the preamble
aAd resolution passed by the City Council to ez
anime the accounts OF the city, and at the laft
n ,eting offered 40 amendment, which was adoP
ted, requiring the expert to so back to 1856 with
the exAminatiOn Of the treasurer's books and the
City accounts. This will we presume. include
all Of the tine 10 which Mr., Adams served as q
member, and as he introduced the resolution, il
may be done for his benefit. The whole matter
to Us looks like a sham, or cunning device to
lead ths minds of the people from the present ex-
travagance. It Is 1t least an imPuLation upon the
eAAraetkrOf every finance committee that has
bsen sppoin.ea 10 examine the treasurer's books
aud accounts, As well at the regular standing FL
nance Committee. Nor does itlOok well for the
city to sand 4 committee over the country look
ing after m0dO Of keeping accounts. II there
were no boOI Keeper. and had beeen no schools
that taught book keeping in Wilmington, such an
act might be suffered TO pass without censure.
We coates that We feel rather mortified at this
Aet Of As City Council. Again just now it seems
that intricate ystsmS have bean adopted in many
cities that are suspicious since 80 many have had
tier aOOOuhtS In the gEOatest cOafuHOn. simph-
city in bookkeeping is better than completely.
With our present population there should be no
imcuity in Keeping the oity's accounts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20

r ANDRRTHB new crop TarniD ana Ruta eeea
:, G5 81 W.. n. CHANDELIERS
iylsK - 90 NaTket 1ESSt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
REVMOLDs a co..

REVNoLDS a co.,
SIs Market street. wnmIngG0n.
cONvEYANcERs. REAL ESTATE BROKERS
0ger the following very desirable properties fOI
sale OF exchange; ...
Msdsrn built new house. 6S; ! rooms, r... hath
streets viii GS sod Sco~ oSF VSas S'' ana
Nc. 2
No, ...
Bouse on Spruce stree! near Eighth. lust 6nish;
q; rooms and OutkitOhen very Rice; will be sold
S---' - W '-'' '''NNS No.A tt l1bJ rs
HandRome new extension front house, with gas.
bath. cOmmOdes. &C. on Harrison street near Del
aware avenue; Verv desirable home, with the -ad-
Ne. s. fg -N como
MaTket street store and dwelling. one Of the
5t busine9! stands IN the clps Wil be sOid FOE
'1''0 less tnan Vaius' No
a choice Market street residence; water, gas,
Tered very low and on easy terms. .s
No. 2.
:, A cheap pleas mt end healthy village home in
Newark, Del. Lot 45KlS3. New house, rooms and
q store room. millinery hts been sue ,essfu Ily
conducted here for sometime. Good ice hOuse and
other out-buildings. Inquire of J. IL. Ray, New
ark or nt our Office. .I-'.
sDlsndid b1ilJ!nE lot. z5xlH ft,, on Eighteanth
street. near WashinGton. This will be profit able
lot 70 buy. 9. the building of Washington street
bridge over the Brandywine will greatly advance
the price of lots.
WashinVton street lot. 30xli5; west side. between
Eighth and Ninth; very choice.
ss acres of W. G. Creek bottom Iaad, ons mile
from Newark. Del; stone house AID bArA.
2lots on Delaware avenue, near Soldier s Monu-
n 'nt each 21SElS5 Il. q
2io9 on DelaWaro avenue. near City r. r. depot;
saeh2s-2Sxl3 II.
A water power Of SO horse capacity. on the new
er-tatling White Clay Creek, At ThOmpsOn's Sta
ton On the PennsylVania and Del. Railroad, 25O
yafda head race 20 ards tall race mill on the Rail-
load and unload into the mill door. thus saving
heavy expense. Strong Inducements will be offer
Cd to buyers.
NQ,H.
A hotel stand on the Nd. and Del. Railroad. NJ
MerEdel. Caroline county, Nd. Large new house
DOrtnnity to make money No local option here.
NO18
:, An excellent grist and saw mill in PeReaief
hunnred. on the Christiana River, lS feet head
and y. Railroad. thras-fourths mile to the r, W
1nd X, Railroad, IA miles 70 Newark. A very de-
.lrabls property and now doing profitable bust
:, The Newark Iron Foundry. a good hu.in Oss
No. III fe.
YARNS IN pennsylVanin, Delaware MARYLAND and /
lr9nis, Also. mills stores business stands and /
HeLlnEa. The public are iavited to call and ex-
"a. REYNOLDS co,
9l9 Market street Wilmington. Del,
aSnl estete DrokeFs conVeyancors, suryeyors and
- - - -. r = -12m:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
Bowers T4oof T.iniment. j.

Aftet 50 70 ara practical experience with horses
stagtng. teamlng, 6c.. have learned that more
h9yes have been crippled BY inattsntlon 70 the
rect than all other diseases oOmbinOds After many
/ experiments hare found The true remedy 70 PRE-
VENT the disease 81 the hOoE OF restore il after neg
hgencs, to what nature intended Il should be-fke
great suppeyi 81 ths nobte Oaiaai 1.-THE hoOf in
hamed aud diseased, the animal is comparatively
worthless; 4his niment will anFelv pregenl this
Horsk OF 9l aisoases. (ContFacton, CoTDs. Quarter
Oracks, Contraction Of the Back SineW. generally
ealiea knOe,spIunR. &e.,) and restore those that
have been crippled BY the want Of such Q remedy,
tty u. and q viii never tailif properly Gp-
Balhs the horse'sloo Onea a week, or oftsnsr Il
neeseeaFy at theheel and freq and around the hOOi
close 70 the hair. az ~ ~ ~. y. BOYER,
800 FiL NorristoWn. Pa.
Ma: d. @ BOYER--Dsar SIR This Is 10 certify
that have used youP Imminent In nay stable fof
three months past on more than one hundred hof-
eoss and hnd II the best preparation have ever
used on horses. It fAf better than you recon-
mend IT, send me Eve cases at once, by expFess
- No l31 West 9lSt street, New YOPF City.
BR1NGHUR6E&g0 q g0s nruGGiGta. cornarJiA
and Market streets Whmington, having been ~
pQilted agents for this valuable and popular Hoo
Llninent' futy prepared 20 supply it Wholesale
ana retail ~ the manutaetuFer'B pTlo0a.
otaW&H lIflsf .Ea4t t-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20

RATHER SUSPICIOUS. The New York Tribune
says "Fhe Louisiana delegation of colored pol
iticiAns, who have come North to remove the pro-
judice which exists against the administration Of
Gov. Kellogg, seems to be abundantly supplied
with means. A military company turned out to
receive them in Providence, r. l., and the mem
bers Of the delegation were SO pleased with the
honor, local newspaper says that they paid the
expenses Of the parade and gave the company the
handsome SUN of $1,000 beside. Such unusual
lIbersity is 4 little suspicious, especially in men
coming from bankrupt State"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20

TH1 NATIONAL BANKS CoMBIHR.-Ata a meeting
OF National bAnk Presiaents N New Yofki lasf
night Il wa decided TO unite in support OF each
other, and disregard the reserved restrictions in
to-day e dealingA This is eKPeced 70 relieve me
financial community and assist in restoring conf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20

CONVENIENT RELHF.-A despatch from Wash
iugtOn, received after midnight in New York, last
night says that the Secretary OF the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasury at New York to
buy SIC, ,OOO, 600 to-day = - 81. sf~tH
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18

The BEAUTIES OF MONOPOLY. Eureka
has 'em, and the Sentinel gives this &C.
count of the progress of the disease:
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany have 12l miles of wire in this coun-
ty. The agent returned the same into
the Assessor as worth but 81, 400. The
Commissioners acting as Board Of
Equalization elevated the assessment to
$l2 900, or 800 per mile. The compa.
ny kicked against the proceeding, but
offered to compromise on $4,000. This
proposition was promptly declined by
the Board of Equalization. And now
comes the sequel. Yesterday Mr.. Spin
ner, the operator here, received instruc-
tons from headquarters directing him to
add rs cents to the tariff of each message
leaving the Office in this place, until the
company shall have been reimbursed
for the extra tax collected on their prop
erty in this county. Mr.. Spinner thinks
the amount can be gathered in this way
in about three months, If the business
continues as good as it now averages.
So, after all, the Telegraph Company
have resolved to force their patrons to
make up the little difference in their
taxes. 1t is very scurvy trick, but
nothing more than should be expected
from the managers Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18

Clarke. already convicted. will not he
sentenced till after that time.
Greenbacks 91@92.
Deabie Pun~rai-Morc Cruelty at
sea-Yosemite---s Dissaissed--
Going West.
SAs Fn.ScIsco, Nov. 1.-THE funeral
Of Charles Dodge, who died so suddenly
Friday night, and of his friend Joseph
Farraday. who committed suicide the
same night, in consequence of his death, I
took place to-day from Calvary Church,
and was largely attended. They we're
buried side hy side in Lone Mountain
Cemetery.
The captain and mate Of the whaling
bark Alaska, were arrested to-day for
cruel treatment OF sailor, whom they
are accused of having beaten and kicked
and triced up for two hours with his
feet 3 inches from the deck. Others OF
the crew have similar complaints to
make against them. ... .-.-. D..
A meeting Of the Commissioners Of
Yosemite Park WIS held to-day, Gov.
Booth presiding. The Commissioners
decided that they could not grant the Pc
tition OF the Yosemite Turnpike Road
Co., for the right to construct wagon
road into the valley, as they have already
granted the right TO the Coulterrille
Turnpike Road Co. ..-s
The Board determined to ask the Leg
islature to cause the Yosemite grant to
be known as Yosemite Park and Big Tree
Grove as Big TREE Park; also resolved to
make no long leases in the valley, and
that all residents shall pay an annual
rent.
All the present officers were reelected.
d. P. Avery, recently of the Bulletin,
has become associated with the Overland
Monthly.
SALT LAKE, Nov. IA memorial to
Congress for legislation in Utah, thus
far, has over 5000 signatures in the min.
ing districts alone.
The great suit OF Haskins VS.. Wall,
| for the possession Of the well known
! Winsor group of mines, Little Cotton
: wood, involving nearly two million dol
q lars, was dismissed in the District Court
8 on motion of plaintiff. 90. g
q The travel west, by the Pacific Rail
o road, is unprecedentedly large, and il
daily increasing. The utmost facilitis
!. of the companies are scarcely sufficien
n to accommodate the extraordinary mum
Der OF passengers.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18
The Grass Valley [Cal.) Union of the

The Grass Valley (Cal.) Union of the
18th says: .gtF .Lg0wf
II the newspapers in the mining dis
tricts can be believed the business of the
mining is generally in very flourishing
state. In the State of Nevada the record
of big strikes and grand developments is
30 common as to be almost tiresome. In
California the quartz mining business
seems to be in fourisbing way, and
from all quarters come good accounts of
paying mines. The gravel claims, of
course, are safe for large returns as soon
as there is water sufficient to work them.
The miners Of the Pacific coast seem to
be making grand effort to furnish the
precious metals out of which coin can be
made for the day Of the return of specie
payments all over the land. The good
reports from the mines generally, we be-
lieve to be true. r
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18

Caroline Mining Company.-LOca
ton of works, Ely Mining District, Lin.
coin County. Nevads.-Notice IL hereby given
that at meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held on the nth day q November. 1873. an
was levied upon the capital stock Of the corpo.
ration, payable Immediately In United States
gold and silver coin, TO the 6ecrstary. st the
ONCE Of the compsny. No. 4ls California street
San Francisco, California.
remain unpaid on the a2A aay Of Deeem.
her, 1873, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless payment
is made before, will be sold on the Thursiay,
the 18th day u January, 1874. to pay
the delinquent assesement, together with
By order Of tho Director.
CHAS. 3. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Once Room %, Hayward Building, 4l9 Cali
fornia street, San Trapcfsco. Cal. n16-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18

HABEAs CoRPUs CAsE.-Concerning the
case OF Winston, which has been exam
ined into by the Supreme Court on ha-
beas corpus, the facts are thus briefly
stated: The petitioner is held in custo-
dy Of Ormsby county, by virtue of a
commitment issued from the jus.
tees Court of Carson township,
which recites that petitioner had been
found guilty of the otfense of playing at
a game of chance for gain, on the first
day of the week, commonly called
Lords Day" that the petitioner was
fined in the sum Of fifty dollars
and in default of payment there
Of that he be confined in the County Jail
etc. The conclusion of Justice Hawley
Justice Belknap concurrlng) is clearly
set forth in the concluding paragraph
viz:
In the case under consideration the
Justice of the Peace has not exceeded
his jurisdiction. By the express provis.
ions of the statute (Stat. 1861, p. 39) the
Justice of the Peace has original jurisdic'
ton of the subject matter. 1t was his
duty to decide whether or not the law Of
1851 had been repealed by implication
or otherwise. In no other way could the
question be raised. Such was the sub
ject matter with which he had to deal
That he had jurisdiction to determine this
question cannot be denied. Such being
the fact, his judgement may be errone
Gus, but it cannot be void. II the Jus
tice erred, petitioner has his remedy by
appeal to the District Court. The judg
ment of the Justice is conclusive unit
reversed. 1t cannot be reviewed upoi
habeas corpus. The writ must be dis
missed. 1t is so ordered.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18

The o'clock train from this city to
Carson, evening before last. says the En-
terprise, Of Friday, ran into a drove OF
cattle near the Tyler mine, American
Flat. Two of the cattle were killed and
three cars Thrown off the track. Mr..
Hayenor, conductor, was considerably
but not seriously injured. The cattle
killed belonged to Hon. L. T. Fox, Of
Gold Hill.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18
Born.

In Empire City, to the wife of Louis Costa, =
son.
In Virginia City, Nov. IL, to the wife OF O. A.
Hern, a daughter.
In Unionville, Nov. s, to the wife of Jas. d.
Geiselman, q son.
In KNOXVILLE. Nov IL, to the wife Of Henry
P. Fellows, a daughter.
In virginia, Nov. 10, to the wife of Duncan c.
Mackay, son. #.#E .I.-..
In Virginia, Nov. 70, TO the wife Of Greeley
French, a daughter.
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Afw Gp-9ay.

Spring Mountain Tunnel Company.
Location Of works, Ely Mining District,
Lincoln County, Nevada; principal place Of
business, San Francisco, California-Notice.
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock, ON account Of assessment lev.
led on the sth day Of October, 1873, the sev-
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18

Gen. Longstreet has fog year pas, been /
Organizing an expedition in New Or /
leans for an advance on Cuba at tue mo-
mept the Government would lie em- /
broiled, which he has all along antici-
pated. This expedition enrolls 10000
men. He says Havana can be starved
out. Eight dollars head is the duty
upon the importation of Texas cattle to
the island, and $40 per head for horses,
of which the entire cavalry reliance OF
Cuba is dependent upon the United States.
Casey says that every member Of the
Cabinet is stiff for maintaining the dig
nifty of the country. The President he
says is particularly earnest, but that he
is too considerate to adopt war measures
before Congress meets. The confedsra-
tive element, he says, has been centralized
in view of the conflict with Cuba, which
shall avenge the fate of Lopez and Crit
tenden. Casey says noMember of the
Cabinet wants to see Cuba possessed by
| the United States, but that CONNER
cial relations with Cuba are demanded,
and also more equal consideration at the
hands of the Spanish, which will place
the United States on an equality with
the English, who have not been annoyed
in any way, while American citizens, ma
tive and naturalized, have been put to
death; as if everything was to be feared
from England ard nothing from Amer
lea.
The Wounded wife--Reeruiting for
the Navy.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Mrs. Templeton,
who WAS shot by her husband on Satur-
day last, was still alive this morning, but
attending physicians say they have little
or no hope of her recovery. The state
ment that Mrs. Templeton is the
daughter of Gen. Babcock. of the Presi.
dents staff, is an error, that gentleman
being young man recently married.
Recruiting seaman and marines for the
U. S. Navy is progressing at the usua
offices. FL.
The Spanish iron.clad, Arapello, still
occupies the dry dock, with the red ant
yellow flag floating at the peak. Worl
on this vessel has not been suspended, al
reported. Admiral Rowan contradict
| the published report that orders will b
= given TO confne the crew Of the Arapell,
A to the limits of the navy yard.
t John E. Fox & Co., Of Philadelphia
B.. have begun involuntary proceedings il
n bankruptcy against Jay Cooke & Co.
= and defendants have been enjoined fror
parting with any Of their assets until th
y question of adjudication forming invo
J. untary bankruptcy has been passed VI
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18
DAILY RECORD


THr Business Once Of the PIoosE DAILY
RsconD vii hereafter be in the once of II. r..
Brakey. ct Niehseiis eig.r store, Main street.
oppostts Meadow VALLEY.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18

E.. VERMONT, Millersburg, Bourbon
county, Kentucky, is anxious to learn
the present whereabouts of A. H. Trot-
ter, supposed to be somewhere in
Nevada. --.--
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18

II the feeling exhibited in Phoebe Cor
the past several days is fair index OF
feeling throughout the country, there
will be such pressure brought to bear
upon Congress as to compel that body to
declare war against Spain before it shall
lie in session fortnight. The popular
heart here is deeply stirred by the news
of the atrocities committed upon the
luckiess officers, crew and passengers of
the Virginius. and il war were declared
tomorrow there are those in Phoebe who
would promptly volunteer to aid in bear.
ing the starry banner to Cuba. Referring
to Cuba, many are inquiring about the
area, population, products, climate, etc,
Of the Queen OF the Antilles. In answer
to many inquiries. we will say that Cuba
is the largest Of the West Indies. Those
islands are divided into four grand d.
visions. The first is the Bahama Isles,
area 5000 square miles, population, 49,
900; second, the Great Antilles-com-
prising Cuba, Hayti or San Domingo,
Jamaica and Porto Rico, with area and
population as follows: .....
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18
NOTICE,

AT A MEETING OF THE KANARRA COAL
IA Company, held At Ksnarra, Utah. ON IA
mat Of October, 1873, the following officers were
elected Tor the ensuing year: Samuel Pollock
SECRETARY; 9. ]. Pollock, Tressurer. ~. n
Strong General Business Agent for The COM N.
pany. NJ, ~.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18
Marrifd.

In Virginia City, Nov. IL, John Peterson to
Miss NJ. Pearson.
In Virginia City, Nov. IL, Daniel Frazer to
Bertha Cowsn.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18

Tbs Caribee Islands and the Lesser
Antilles form the other two grand diyi-
sions, but they are so remote from our
shores that they need not be further re-
ferrsd to at this time.
The island of Cuba, towards which all
eyes are now directed, is in a tropical
latitude, and consequently is possessed
OF warm climate. Its soil is as produc-
tive as any in the world, yielding the
most bounteous crops of cotton, sugar
and tobacco. The area of the island, as
before stated, is AZ, $50 square miles, o
little larger than Louisiana, but not quite
up TO Ohio in extent. 1t has popula-
ton of l,4l4, sos souls, showing den
sity equal to 1873 of population to
the square mile. Its largest city is Ha-
vana, containing 205,67G souls; the next
in importance is Santiago de Cuba-the
scene of the recent shocking massacre
containing a population of $4,000.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18

MILES OF RAILWAYS IN THE WORLD
A railway return lately published makes
the following estimate of the railway
mileage in the world: SO
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18

SENATORIAL intrisuss are rapidly de-
velopipg in California. aha sys8 aaL
f-f.tl-FH f.. E HHnffA AIS Ia
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18
Telegraphie Dispatches

srser,E 20 rus rrocnn pAns RECORD,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-14
NOTICE..

We expect all parties indeb.
ted to this firm to settle their
bills before the 1st of Nav next
and avoid nnpleasantness, as we
iutend to close out and leave
this town.
SOBEL IL AUERHAIM.
Dated, Petroleum Centre, Pa, March 2Oth
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sooo For Sale p'1Gr hl
uBiT%V 70 20, 900 feet OF SECONDHAND
N. T'I'as At from 25 to 35 cts. per toot
Tsdv sso'ns s,s Is in first class order and all
f".1s':S II. II. WARNER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-14

sy- GAFFNEY keeps constantly on
hand Scotch Ale and L2nIon Porter, espeo
ially tor family use.
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.B" Whips, at Marshall Il Richards op-
posi'e RECORD Office, Main Street, Petro
leUmCentre. Pa.
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Advertise IN the RECORD.