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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

seventh instanr
81 -" - - i13ug: 2. fi
GeYernef beosA o. tAe 4auread 4sesfasn.
SAN FRANCISCO, August I4.-The great
speech OF Governor Booth upon the rail
road question 10 the principal topic OF con-
vereaoona N Al Circles endi hass created .
profo9ad sensacon. Amer fevleWinx' the
question OF the dislnse9rAtson ~ party ties
and t1e iefowln$ tenoency gard 'tne
gregeson OF corporate veaitn anu the
corrop!lne lanuence. OF sns Cieoit NO
olllerl IN coniract ana naaaoe companies,
he proceeded TO Anstrate the cosoluf'
power OF the rahwaye 70 .monopolze the
commercial business VI tine county, ana to
RUN All comPe....on py Asystem OF sp. ;lal
ana olscrlmnatlng rates iOr tsansportatl3n.
Applying n, remarks 20 the Central tscinc
;;.ntGaa, ana reeIInE 1ss NV. cnCG n IN Po
coast, ne showed tnat MS genera pfopoeltion
was neither exeegerase9 nor sssauohai:
appeal, No SAID, 20 the e1peflsnce pt
every ousineas man N TINS ommunlty, VINO
taHes pars OF Ieets m intorese IN puDllc
anAifs, toosay u tney can ges soeeIner
comm'ttee 1of ne purpose, 0I cOnAoer!n&
any question OF pnonc importance VIM
OUT, instsntly ieehng enc encsosening
power Oh tnis faurea9 monpPoiy.- 9
q Il 80 q . - -
! uPon iooso sEcunu .Hcy AuUw tnsS ~ y
dangerous er9una, ana iri OF pitfaln aor
thelr PersonsA sa1e- AN aItempt 70 create
|, an otgaulAatlon 70 .eslst q rsHfoao oeman0,
no maIGer nov oold ana nov. many, they
WI teH yoo, woulo A1o t9 JOIN you' 0nei
VIII 1niuIe me m ny business; fne TAN
iDsu - can 1ske away my speciai rae, orgi
InlscE'uanaunx tacanue 10, 10 y nelgnor'
they cSI slve oIt. ~ at4ng .ne nnS tnss
% AZ
tney can rum mercnanse ~no wnl NOT 70.
gard Their orders; II may pc, questlon Of
ru1m, OF 1oank5uptcy, OIL Drea9 20 my 1am4y.
1ne :tlog9ie OF nis msnnooo - eafnest
anu Peln!W. out tno yoxe - upon nis neek;
tno iron IN nls soui. q oalot Dox IS sIuue0
OF returns are altered 70 carry one raiiroad
s4osaoy, ana tn9I Nc enotnoF oemsno tonowe:
Ven ~lu say. now y u wrong; u - sn
outrage, out my properly y au IN the city
An:y can - 10y enece las utumses nam vs!ue; oIt
LnoE.SsgeI, sno sney can I9set.ae
prices by their threaees and shonid soon
nave tne sperm AZ my doof II ! reslst their
ueM1nus.
Wnat lnterees II tnere mere ~hlca ceanot
oe mace 10 ieei tais iron pressure H put -
II u were 700 tooious 20 capture tne severai
lnteresgs IN 0etan. tney go 10 congress ana
ideman0 posseeslor OF dost island. They
sun demano II, ana ooast thar they Will
ges II tney GARY tnls election. reserved
though u - ior mhisary. purposes, they
scarcely intend to change lts Purpose9 d z ]
They only intend to bomoard the CITY
from It instead OF bombardmg Their enemies
until their demands are conceded: Y 0ods
name, look at 1t. You are -l0O,Ooo; they
are but three men. Have they got hook
in the jaws OF this leviathan, to draw 1t as
they please! Even IN the country the
farmers WI! ten you that rates OF transporta,
tion may be changed, or their depots moved
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q, s. MARSHAL'S SALES,
John Oates IS. a Certain Ash Rait-Ns.

'oun oates vs. q NsItaih Al" h&i'-Ns'
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 District OF Leuisiana-By virtue Of an agree
sueut between the parties in the above en-
titled suit, will proceed to sell to the highess
bidder. on FRIDAY. August Is, 1873. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. at the main entrance to the Custom
house on Canal street, in this city, the following
described property. viz .y-rIsa y =
CERTAIN ASH RAFT, lying at the foot Of Up
perline street rH -
Terms-Cash on the srot. ri p q
United States Marshars office, Sew Orleans,
August II. 1875 .-.. IN a.
9. B. PACKABD.-
aul33t 4 grIpfted states Mes.ha, ]
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

NichOins R0uch hman W. Steamboat SAbfDe-
No. lO272
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
u District Of Louisana-fn obedience to an I'd.
snaralty warrant, to me directed in the above
entitled suit, have seized and taken inte my
TIKI STEAMBOAT SABINE. her ensines, fuf.
nitwe etc. now ubeled by zKicholas Bouch.
man for the carlses set forth in the libel
now pending IN the District Court Of s4s Cnited
Mates.
And ( DO hereby cite and Admonish the
ewHer or owners thereof, and al and every
person or persons having pretending to
hAve any right title or interest In or to the came
t. be and appear a District Court of the United
States for the district aforesaid, to be holden -
Nhe CITY Of New Orleans, on, the first Monday in
September, to show cause u any they have or can.
why the said steam GOAT Sal le shoui0 not 10 cOu-
Ae1nned and be sold agreesbly to the prayer q h.
behAnt -,l-,
United States Marshars ONCE. New Orleans.
thrteeuth day of August. 1873. -. - r'siF
s. B. PACKARD, say
auiS Is y ~ United States AarshaL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
Frank Nlarrntha and Richard AIe(auire ~.
Steam Luz Prntactinu=N0a ll 80 and 10 .2i5.

Frank Nlarrntha and Richard 4Ie(auire w.
Steam Tug Protection-NOs. II, $50 and 10 y26S. z
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT, COURT,
l. District Of Louisana.-In obedience to ad.
nraltv warrants to directed in the above en-.
s.ofl- .......-. .4 O., .., ,....
THE STEAM TUG Protection, her engines,
tackle. etc. now libeled by Prank MarrAtha ct
al. for the causes set fort h In the libels now
pending the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby tie and admonish tho owner or
owners hereof. and a.. and every person OF Per.
interc st or to the same to be and appear at
District Court of the United states for the dis
trct said to be holden at the city of New Or
leans on the third Monday in August, 1873 to show
cause, If any they have or can why the said steam
tug Protection should not be condemned and be
cold agreeaby to the PRAYER of lbelants.
Uuited states marsllafs office; New Orleans,
twenty y-seconG day OF July. 1873: aso-
iy25 au2 oi6 United States Marshal
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q. NlendelsOhn vs.. steamship lOakaiana-
No 10 26}

I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
L District of Louisiana.-In obedience to m I'D
miralty warrant to me directed in the above
entitled suit have seized aud taken into my pos
session .t,-f
TRE STEAMSHIP LOUISIANA, her tackle, ETC.,
now libeied by 5. MendelsOhn, for the causes set
forth in the libel now pending in the District Court
OF the United States. .!.,-.. 30 -
And lido hereby ci:e and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof and al and every person or persona
having or pretending to have any right title or In.
trct Court of the United States feI the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Or.
leans on the first Monday OF September, to show
cause, if any they have or can,' why the sai4
steamship should not be condemned and 30 sod
agreeably to the prayer Of libelant. ..,
United States Marshars office. New Orleans.
eighth day of August, 1870 ''1t :, st.-iaI % n
10, 81. g. s. PACKARD ~
auo Is % 81 United States MArshAl.
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MI.sIssIsrI yALllhsr', L.ltlhs',. ~. " q 3 .
fypoxraphicai lax Worisss b.
COLrINs a JOuRDAig.

PropretOrs and 4anufactuferA
We offer TO the trade Of ths Mississippi Valley
PRINTING INKS Of every variety and guaranteed
~ manu- Misunderstanding wofEs Tansipahos Louisiana.
Business Office No. ~ 0rawiey btreet. New Or.
leans. ts ..,.,.er smy3 lY lt2p
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NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING -

ALKIASoRIA LINE OF UsIfEp STATES 1AII
laa " Wv ~ W. "a
COACHES. ..r.T '1a74'
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MISCELLANEOUS,
NOTICE..

~ o--.
Pursuant to the provisions Of IN act OF Congress.
approved March 3, 1873, authorizing the construc
ton of bridge across the Misaissppi river, Ut ot
Louis Missouri by the st. Clair and Carondelet
Bridge Company, the Aforesaid cornpang hareby
g yes notice to all concerned that they will On or
Before the tenth day Of July next, submit to the
Secretary of War. for his examination and ap-
prova a design tor q suspepsGn bfidge, consisting
of two channel spans OF six hundred feet each,
and two. end SD ans Of three hundred feet each
with an elevation Of one hundred feet shove low
water mark. They will alsO file Q map giving tho
proposed location of the bridge the tOpoRraphy o.
the banks Of the liver at high and low water, the
direction of ths current ct all etoges a04 the
sOundings. showing accurately the bod Of the
etream and furnishing such other Information as
may be required Tor full and satisfactory under
standing Of the subject hy ths Secretary Of War
By order of Board of Directors Of the Ct. C.air
anu 'A''Do'''' Dug n HRkDEisox SECRETARY.
ST. Louis Mo-. June 30, 1879. jyl2 30t$.
"lDES...........SKI ..........kU89
JOSEPH B. wILKIksos. JR..
Dealer .a..-4 e. - g-Nvs
Hides. Skins and Furs, Dless, Wosl. 1als
.t5 low. kGc.s
10. 7s Peters street, near the CnstOmAeuse. NsO
Orleans, Louisiana
liberal advancement made On consi&nmontA
d = =
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

REPORT Of Volcano schools in room
no. 1. and for month ending nov +.
1873. Room no. 1. no. males enrolled
20. females 20 total no. enrolled 40. aver
age daily attendance ofmales IS. aver
age daily attendance Of females 20. total
average S. room no. :. males enrolled
IS. females IS. total enrolment %.
average daily attendance OF males II.
average daily attendance Of females IS,
total average S. total enrolment IN
room no. I. and ,. LIZ. total average
in room %. OF attendance in room no.
I. -. room no. ;. g.. 10 the pupils
generally we say let your motto be on
ward and upward, and to these Of room
no. I, l would say that I as your teach
or thank YOU for the respect you Lave
shown me since | came among you
and | feel deep interest III the future
welfare of every one of you my inten-
tons is God being my helper to do
all that lies in my power for the ad-
vacncment Of every single one o. you
but don't want YOU to think that l
can DO in ali. You are all aware that
the struggle in which we are engaged
is one that requires all efforts both OF
time and Of talent, we are all deStinued
TO fill some place in society and in this
enlightened age of the world, 1t is
necessary for us TO be up with the
times. Our foreiathers have filled I'M
portant positions in State and society
then let us aspire to be men greater
then our forcfathers were and it is i'm
possible to do this without improve
ing the opportunities afforded us, and
what better time can we have to begin
this work than now?.
While Youths far shining is bright
While life is all before thee
Then let us say we can and we will
remembering that where there is
will there is way, then let me hear
YOU say by your actions that you are
determined to do all in you power for
the advancement Of yourselves each
and every one of you and will do all
in my power to assistyou. | can learn
YOU nothing but will do my best to
teacl, Won.
Respectfully your teacher.
John. w Brabham. Principal.
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We hardly know what to say to our
readers this week, times are dull, OF!
has no sale at any price but in our o.
pinion this state Of affairs cannot last
much longer: already the production
ofoil in this state and in Pennsylvania
is rapidly falling of, and also tie fact
that the amount OF oil produced is
now definately known, this is all in
favor OF the producer as the production
has always been over estimated by the
bears, and has tended to keep the price
Of oil down. If money was plenty
today as it was three months ago oil
would bring So per barrel. Be en-,
cou-aged. Congress meets next month
and something will then be done to
ease the money market.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

THE present trouble is not lack oil
money, but that it is not in. circulation
money, like blood, is Of no use unless
it flows. Jones owes Brown, for in
stance; Brown owes Robinson; Robin
son owes Smith. and each ard all OF
them are abundantly able to pay. But
they hold on TO their cash, and compel
their creditors, big and little, to wait.
They will not even settle with each
other, but go about with doleful faces,
and fingers clutching their pocket
books, complaining of hard times, and
croaking Of what may be. This is all
wrong, and can only tend to prclong
the closeness and stagnation Of which
they so bitterly complain.
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NOTICE..

To all whom it may concern: The
undersigned, is the owner OF some DC
head OF Hogs, running at large in this
precinct and he is informed that par
ties are marking said Hogs with their
own private mark then shutting them
up and selling them. This is 10 notify
all persons, that I shall claim my
property wherever l can find it, and
persons purchasing hogs should see
that they have good titles. and save
further trouble. +. NJ. WRIGHT,
VOLCANO, Sept. 20, 10. Admst'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sale Of Valuable Oil
Property.

Trustees Sale Of Oil Property and
Machinery. BY virtue Of deed OF
trust to me executed by s. NJ. Will
liams, on the 10Th day Of December,
1872, to secure to D. c. Boyce the
payment of$5oo, which deed is Of re-
cord in the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court OF Richie county, in
Deed Book No. I6, page 100, and de-
FAULT having been made in the pay
mcnt Of said sum Of money, and at the
request Of the said d. C. Boycc, I will
sell at public aac!fom TO the highest
bidder for cash in hand. on the Ist day
Of December, 1873, at Pctrolem Station
in the said County Of Richie, the pro
pertv in the said deed Of trust men
toned, to-wit: The lease hold estate
in lots IS and 70, on the McGrcsor
tract, Mount Farm Territory, in the
said County Of Richie, leased by David
M-Gregor TO d. c. Boycc, and by the
latter assigned to said S. NJ. Williams;
also one engine and boiler. tanks, &C.,
thereon situated. including all ma.
chinery and fixtures for operating for
oil. Selling as trustee | shall convey
only such title as is vested in me by
virtue OF said deep OF trust.
Oct. 20, 1873. G.P. SARGENT.
Trustee
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\ Justice of the Peace in-betore

y Justice of the Peace in-oe'ore
whom a citizen had prosecuted his
daughters Iover for..ejecting him from
his own parlor the Sunday evening
previous, solemnlyEdecided us follows
at pears that this young fellow was
courtin' plaintiffs galin plaintiffs back
parlor, and was put out by defendant
Courtin' is a public necessity, and must
not he interrupted. Therefore ths law
Of West Va will hold that a PARENT
has no legal right in a room where
courtin' IS afoot, and so the defendant
is discharged, and plaintiff must pay
costs.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

We heard good story the other day
on one oil our Young widowers, which
we think will bear repetition. He lost
the beloved companion fhiS heart and
as it rained the ground was soft and his
" lie had been out in the yard the day
she died. and the imprints Of he r feet
were still visible: she was followed to
the grave by her dear friends, and The
husband returned to his home. lie was
has easily consolcd anG before week
had proposed 10 another and was marri'
cd. his friends saw him digging in the
yard the next day and asked him what
he was doing: he looked up with weep
ing eyes and voic e broken with emo
lion answcre q, I'm shorcling M dead
w:Ges tracks out Of the yard
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

We hope that all who are able, will
kindly assist all who are now in trou-
bic at present: this panic cannot in
the nature ofthinsS last much longer,
and then We know that the wheel OF
fortune is always turning and these
that arc on top may iii the next pa
mic he under and then remember that
measure that YOU mclc, it shall! be
meted unto YOU"
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West Virginia.

While the restless spirit Of spccula
ton is urging the people to look
around for new fields of operation. we
are glad to sec ewes of many staunch
capitalists arc being tuFneG toward
West Virginia.
And while spectators are OF but
little benefit to country yet they Will
eventual, bring in actual operators
whose money and enterprise will open
up and develope, the hidden wealth OF
the country.-Thus it will be in West
Virginia. She lies in the immediate
track ofwhat must at no very lar dis
tant, dav be The nations highway OF
travel and transportation; her noun
tains and valleys dre covered with as
fine timber as any country can boast:
her mountains hide untold millions o!
wealth, her coa.s are OF the best and in
incxhaustablc quantities: the valleys
sprout forth the richest streams oil
saline waters; and nature while thus
supplying the elements of vast wealth,
has not left her without the means OF
utilizing it, her mountain streams pure
as crystal, flow down into channels
natures deft hand has plowed, ard
supply free easy and rapid transporta-
ton to the mercantile marts Of the
country in short dame nature has done
all she can for mortal man in West Va,
to make the acquisition ofwealth both
pleasant and easy. Then why go East
West, North, South, anywhere else
than to West Virginia, to MAKE for
tune, and a happy home?
Logan Republican.
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ic nav. the ponr allways win you,,

Yc nave the ponr ALWAYS with you"
We hear that there is case Of actual
poverty at Sand Hill. Mr.. Enochs
has family Of seven bcsid himself all
down sick with the fever, and that they
are cntirel, destitute. The oYersccr
of the poor Mr. Staples, is doing all in
his power to give ;h2n the things that
arc actually necessary for there
existance: but we nope that the
good people Of the oil regions will
also help them; Nc IIorlc at
Sand Hill have done there duty
so far, now let Volcano help
them. On Sunday Nov ~ one OF
them Young Lady, died, and the citi-
ems turned out and gave her christian
burial, and done all that was possible
To do. Search cut these poor that Al c
amongst you, ami see that none sui
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

The revival at the NJ. E. Church is
still in progress, some So persons have
been converted, and some IL are now
at the nonrnerS bench: the whole COM
munity is aroused and We hope the in
tcreSt will be kept up until there is not
an uncouvertcd man on Volcano.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

THE Marietta Oil Refining Com
pany, with a capital stock OF 10000
in shares of $500 each, fled a certificate
of incorporation with the Secretary OF
State on the cath. The corporators
are c. X. Leonard, Henry Rodick, J.
c. Fuller, r. d. Hodkinson and II.
Iodkinson.-RcgiSter.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

\ Western newspaper, wishing to
do the handsome thing by the local
doctor, recently made the following
announcement: "Dr. Crawford was
called, but under his prompt and skill
full treatment the young man died
Wedn cSday afternoon.
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We learn that Hon. ID. Johnson OF
Tyler County introduced bill on the
=. inst, "G.&nling the right OF co'hPe-
,ition in the transportation ct petro-
lcum oil. We have not had the pleas
sure Of reading the bill as yet. We
shall cudcavor to lay the bill before our
readers as soon a. VIC can get copy.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

THE Emmanuel church have chang
ed their time OF holding services, here
after the morning services will com
mence at II O'clock. Sunday School
will commence at >. O'clock and the
afternoon services at 325 O'clock P. NJ
here xill be no evening services.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

Ofall the pies beneath the skies to
bring surprise to hungry eyes of weak
or wise, no kind Of pies the want sup
plise, and binds the ties which angry
tries when storms, arise, and with sur
mise our taste digests, and who denies
the great surprise of pumkin pies.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

Our oil mea who have plenty OF time
on their hands cannot better improve
it than attending divine services re-
member services at the Methodist
and Babtist churches every afternoon
and evening,
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

Thursday November Il tn. Is the
day appointed BY tho President, as a
day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer. Gov
Jacob has not yet announced the day;
he is as yet thinking about it; he is
about as bad as proclainations, as he is
as issuing congressional certificates.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

Rev. J. a. Kibbe. grand chaplain OF
the grand Lodge Of a. F. &, A. NJ.
who now oliia,es at Huntington West
Va. was in town last week on b, ief
visit, his many friends gladly met him ,
and sadly parted with him. May GODS
choicest blessing surround Bro. kibbe.
is our wish.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

THE Refinery OF VIM. Odbert, at
parkersburg was burned on saturday
,;nht last the loss was about 10000,
partially insured. The fire we under
stand originated by accident.
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We acknowledge the receipt Of

We acknowledge the receipt OF
No. I. Vol. :. OF the Educational
monthly published BY Blair & Glib
bins at PIrkersburg w. Va. This
number is repl;tc, will. vaIuble artic-
ais and useful information for teacher
aud parents, and should be in the
Of all friends OF Free schools
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

The OBrien Bro, have ornamented-
there new buildings at Parkers0urg
with flag staff and then on each tar
day. they unfrrl the Standard to the
air."
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SALE LANDS FOR TAXES

DALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES
The undersigned Sheriff ofthe Coun
t. Of Wood, will, Oh the first day OF
November Term Of the County Court
OF Wood County being tho 2+th day OF
said month, at the front door OF the
Court House thereof, proceed to sell
i'll the lands, therein delinquent for the
non. payment OF taxes for the years
1871 and 1872, which lands with taxes
interest and damages due on each
tract nre specified in a list thereof
posted on the front door OF the said
Court House. to which list special at
tcntion is directed.
w. ] HILL,
Sheriff vi Wood County.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

We have as yet failed to see' how the
hard times have affected the price OF
the necessaries of life. We don't sec
IS one can buy any more flour for "
dollar, than you could before tho pa
mic.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

The Managers OF l.. +. & S. Ii.
r. r. have made arrangements so that
passengers who wish TO leave Parker
burg, on Saturday night can make
connections at Laurel Fork Junction
for this place.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

By the burning of Odberts refinery
We notice that the West Va. Trans
portation;scompany, lost 4 tank car
loaded with oil.
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NoTICE.-All persons indebted to
TuoMAs, SCHILLING Il Co.will please
call and settle. All accounts remain
inp unsettled OH the 10th Of each
month, will be closed without eIcep-
ton.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

Tbs District Lodgcof I. o. ofG. I
,ncets at the Good TemTlars hall at
this place on FRIDAY Nov IL st. y
aoodIr number Of the order from
abroad are expected here.
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THE Babtist church Of this place
have commence holding series oil
meeting at the Town Hail. The Rev.
Knapp and Carter will conduct the
meeting. That God will bless their
cflert is our wish.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

MY DEAR" said the sentimental Mrs.
Wadicr," home you know, is the dear
est place on earth" well, yes" said
the practical Mr.. Wadier. 1T costs
me about twice as mNch rs any other
spot"
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-11

SOMEBODY writes to us and wants
us to givea definition OF 4 Journalist
We will do so with pleasure. n jour
nalist is man who spends some Of the
best days Of his life in comforting repu-
tations upon others and getting none
himself