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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19
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 When wr.', la.t week tac wind vas t'.w.n, . i..t ea'e anl ,1e .ir wl. very .lHy ~,4e.u"n..I uu,i. ye-, rlay-,Le v.oI blowing. aa-thyur. weather chilly and uncomfortable. and every per.on began to turn blue. n.tt.st it was piercing cold, hut It wa. unnatural nr t.. country It is now ,a'm and warm. tae t.ri- are singing gsily iu ,le ,r.e. in town and aN nature begins to revive
 Fa-mc-s f..r.l tiat after tlc cold. buster ing veath.r a -'arp frost would set iu and laI everything Bit. -8 far their fear, llye not been realized The frost which came wa, very gut and ll but little damas. IL in- JureI early vegetables some. tlt wa, hardly noticed an tta wheat and barley.
 have heard from the Ga li5n't know how truc) tl.t tle grain ost- there was iu- jared much by ,he f-..t.
 The grain question -tI' occupies con-il,r1- ble attention. and it i- feared tlst The farm c-s will suffer tai- harvest, as it Is now quite certain that wheat and barley win not bring a. much. by at least o1e-tAirl a- was autjci- Iatei at -IvirE-tiue Though tlis may work great Lari-l'p tti- year. yet. eveutu- alINs me be f.. 70 LI- valley N.H De Lle pet ter pF f9s it; as. hereafter. tte f4rmez wi.l turn their attention to raising a greater va ricty Oi crop, aul. iu tA,, event. they viii bc able 10 raise nearly an they require. and will need Co purchase sJ very little that their expenses will bc much less. and their gains. at the end 0f thg year, will be greater than when grain brought large prices.
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 The district court was in session the fir,t three days of the week. Bat very little bushes, was done. The grand jury has pot yet been summoned, because. one Of the wit neses required could not be procured before Monday, on which day it i, said that grand jury will meet
 The prisoners are siii safe in jail and care fully guarded day and night
 J. X. Chenowth had some fine straw ber- rie- in town on the sth inst.
 w. Noolan has watermelon vines up nicely \. E. Sexton, of Nult1re mine nOtoriety. paid Phoenix a visit in the early part of the week, and thinks Phunix Is pretty goci place, but be says Prescott is more agreeable to live in. He is sanguine about the mine Captain J. r. Hargrave, <. Bicbard and C. Thompson were in town during the week. attending tue district court.
 w l. Wellman has sold out and gone East. F.. \. Squire is keeping the Phoenix Wells station, which be knows how Co do as well as any man living. BoB.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

CH'NGE.-We are informed by Mr Stew art that the stages for L,s Angeles will here alter leave this city on Tuesdsys, Thursdays. and Saturdays; arriving on the alternate dsvs. ms change Is necessitated by the fact that a large proportion of the stock are disabled by tIe cplz00tc.-L SAn Barnardino Gnardian
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

A Sacramento stableman bought an inter. est m ready made clothing store recently. ana occasionally startles customer by going there 2 ''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19
SI ININIoSS.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA COT-STy or x,,
 APAl PRESCOTT PRECINCT sS ''' ID he Justices Couri is snd the county of y,,i Rshert T.. Burke anu
 on are heroby summoned to appear hefr~ m. n, ,,, ~. ., m @ ln sad SHiniy of favaFai the ith day oi May A D. ls53 at 10 o'clock A. M io ansuer ,he c Ihih oi Levi BashoTd and Coles Bashsyrd for two bn0 et ana my a"lnrs and oEiy four cents fr bse and e|ods sd and delivered when judgment will bs taken szahs' !o,f Tor ths said amount, together with cos and aaInazes h you .ai' to appear and answer
 SNeh under my hand the 10th day of March D ls71
 ~ HENRY W. FLEURY
 mhZ-A Justice of the Peace fuf said County
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

,i ihNILhoAD AccIDENTs-- The mail ,rainon tLe Harlem road, near Bennington, Vt. April 1. was thrown off the track and ten persons were more Or less injured.
 @pTi 4, construction train ran into the rear coach Of the st. Loui. and Soutbcastern hi''i"Ay train, at French Village Mr.. John n ,,. Lask and John II. Watt, were killed 2i'-' Watts was terribly scalded. and half a dozen ot-en injured more or lees.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Either national bank or q first-elass counterfeit money manulactorY should be started Lere at once v Is frantically demand e1 by Minnesota paper.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

The Republicans Of Rhode Island have elected their candidate (tIoward) for Gov ernor, and the rest of their State ticket by about 5,oJJ majority, The legislature is largely Republican.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

lt is expected that the late executive order o' the President, prohibiting Federal officers from holding local or State offices. will he so modified that postmasters whose saIarie. ao not exceed Sl,OJJ may hold local offices. At present P. M. receiving salary Of more than >'OO can not hold a local office
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

The San Francisco Call has donned new dress, and is now handsome, well printed paper and an ably edited and very good pa per, too.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

1HE AHNs BLANKET CoSrnAcr.-itsex. Peeted that Government will contract with the Pacific Wo9len Mills to manufacture D'ankei. etc, for ;As troops ln the depart, lueut Of the paciGc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Joseph Brown (democrat) has been electc, Mayor Of St. Louis by majority of 2,5OO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19
Administrators Notice.

TN TIE PROBATE COURT IS THE COt,STy cP hoHANE. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA In the Matter of the Estate of SAMUEL TODD. pse,d Ngee is hereby given by The undersigned ai,ninis,, hT "i Inc ahoyenaned estate io the creditors ss and an ifsn, aFng claims against said deceased ,o exhitt th same h ie necessary vouchers within ten no,h. trot, e F'hcaiiDn of this notice the undsr.ignad at bi. Oiice in ile town oi Mineral Park
 ALDER RANDALL. Adrniuis,ra,o, "'hefai Park Mohave County, 4. IT, March eS Is7J
 aT5inJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Two hundred men are at work rernoyin. from the Northern Pacific rs.i road beyond Kalama
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

An earthquake shock was felt at San Fran cisco on the afternoon of March 30
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

W. r. NJ. Army has been removed as Sec. retary of New Mexico, and MT Rich ap. pointed in bis place
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

ETC, ETC, ETC. WHICH WE WILL SELL FOR CASH ONLY AT THE SMALLEST POSSIBLE MARGIN ABovr
 COST AND CARRIAGE I IS our Intention to ef,ah,sh ernanra. gercnn,l. House and to keep hand large and as varied aSs Ment' oi goods as the Tants of the country demand. To the Trade offer every indueernsut in in. a n, god goods and low prieos THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR CORN
 AND BARLEY. ,,-- C. r. HEAD y'''@ JAKE MARKS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

Electricity 10 wonderful Invention, and
Prof. Morse may be ranked among the pub
lilo benefactors OF the nine.eentb ceutnry.-
Unfortunately bis mantle bss fallen on the
shoulders Of some persons who are unworthy
to wear 1t. We are informed that last eve
nius one Of these represent stives-help the
mark-of electricity got on the wat path,
and talked long and loud against the editor
OF this paper, 10 fact he imagined himself
Shack Nasty jim of the Modocs, and at fret
sight Of RscoRD reporter, would kill, skin
quarter and hang the unfortunate Bohemian
up to dry, and he beat tbs air Ia imaginary
efforts 10 get Ut the editor. Come and sec
us, old slecgasity, the devil has ten pound
sack OF the poores! quality oil flour waiting
for you, end two chips to carry you out on.
Oh, do come. Put on your war paint aud
strike the trail at once, We forgot to men,
| tIon that ths devil has new leather gun
aod tio bnuderbuss.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

GAs'-Tbs's 10 natural curiosity to b.
seso I" Dsnnys gss we'll 10 Butler county.
Q "''es distant from this place, on Rough
ran, which smptles its waters io,o Bun.,o
creek and from thence into the Allegheny
river 81 Ffe'port In boring for oil thew
s''uok . eas veto which took Gre, and the
"''1sf'nR light can be sseu from this place
every night, 1t is said II illuminstss the
ne'shooraood for miles around. We think
'"e'e must be lava bed there as Il shoots
o"' win terrible force and hisstug noise
-oewsrs OF injuas. It 10 said that . min
can he picked MP at Slate Lick, q distance
o: i've miles fFrespOrt New Era.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

The Chicago Saloon Keepers Union
found they reckonrd without their hos,
when they calculated tba. q general deter
m'nation 10 violate the Sunday law would
embarrass the authorities and secure publ
Ito sentiment 90 tse side Of lhe Offenders. -
The police made arrests by the score, and
the oppooeo's Of the Sunday law who did
not cell liquor, Informed the Saloon Keep.
sr' Union they bad gone . great way too
far. The resolution To defy the Law b.s,
therefore, been unanimously rescind cd, and
the saloon keepers have sgreed 10 submit,
for the present, 10 the hops OF having tbsil
own way at the polls.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

We knew that milk-msid ids could burn
their way right through fellow, but never
knew until now that milk pane were evel
guilty OF arsop. But dairy man in Oneids
county, New York, has maids 60 neat tuaI
they scour the tin pans to q brightness thai
concentrate the SUMS rays even TO the burn
ing point. The focus OF the suns rays from
a row OF bright pans set the pile on fire.
Is prompt discovery prevented coufagra.
tion. Dairy mep who have slut.isb mill
maids need have no fear, nor keep fire
extinguishsr handy. Only tidy girls are
dangerous as incendiari les.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

The primsry election OF the Republican
parry 10 oeiog held today. The vote Ia
light the contest being mainly confined 10
fns Treasurership. Both eaudidstes-Bisb.
op AID MAcksy-ars good men. For our
psr'' from lcog and personal acqusin,.
aooe with H. Bisnop, and taking into COR
ssoerA'ion ths fact that hs bss run for the
once before sed Wss defeated, ws think
nim Ja'''y entitled 10 the position, and
hope be will receive liberal suppor. st tho
handa OF our Republican friends. Politics
We don't 80 cent on, especially 10 local
ofhees, but We believe In urhoIding good
men for county Offices, aad consider no b-,,
'er selection could be made for the office ot
County Treasurer than Mr.. Bishop.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

a vsnerahls ootogeusrisn OF Cbeuspeo
county, New York, had d fncul,ies with hi.
family, and on Saturday last announced bi.
purpose OF putting an end to bic miseries bv
SUICIDE The old fellow procured rope
and went to an ouibuildine, bis sffsc,ion/
ate relatives looking ca and expressing the
hop' that he won'd src.eed in the job He
d'd 'nccesd, and bis relatives cheerfuily az
~uded she poor old fellows remains 10 the
s'a' NA'd after the coroner's jury had 20 9
'"''"sh the "Susl form OF declaripg him
t'mporari'y iussne.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

Th's forenoon, our townsman, Dr.. R. W.
flsyford, was stricken down With On spo>
p'extic dt, IN front Of Sobei's clothing store,
on washington sireet. At The time he wss
stricken down, be WAS engaged 10 couvsr-.
'"t'"n WITH Hr Thomas Csrlio, ::oi Sham,
burg and dropped down 20 suddenly the,
the bystsnders thought him dead for . mo-
"ent. He came too, however, 10 sbor.
''ms' and at present writing hss nearly 70.
oovsred.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

The wicked Motmopsl Do not some oil
the Gsotiles shy rocks at them from inside
glazed domioiis! II 10 desm.d sufficient
consequence to telegraph from the setting
sun to the rising moon, that in law suit 10
Utah the fact was developed that much
married "cuss' has . mother and her
daughter to vile. The Mormons are noi
much ahead on that, for there are cases, ex-
o.ptIonAl thank Heaven, where 10 this
Christian land The daughter succeeds the
mother ~ wife Of tbsDsms msu and with
the mother's consent.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31
A while .incs MIN asssoes, 10 Chioas

A while .ines . Min Asseoet, 10 Chioas
60 married her f.lAssa osaehmsu-Tbomss
Lyndon. There doss not appear TO have
been any very great alternating about It -
Though the bride 10 nov Q rich mans
dsug hter, II wonId seem the father once
was a poor man and when the eiri's mother
was married, Il was to laboring man,
Bn! money had changed the social status OF
the bride from thot her parents had once
bad, and what some years since would not
have been resented by fa'her or mother,
was now resented by both when their
daughter did just what her own mother did
For some reason the bride soon after MARI
riaga left her husband and refused TO &C.
knowledge him as her husband. He attriI
buted her conduct to compulsion on ths part
Of the parents, and, by writ Of habeas corr
pus, brought his wife before the court ard
dem anded she be handed over to him. On
examination, however, the bride declared
that her course was voluntary and that her
parents were not controlling her. She re/
fueed TO live with her husband, and that
wac oil there was OF it. The court very
properly held that 1t had the power to pro-
nounce the marriage contract valid, which
1. did, bnt 1t had no power to compel the
vile to live With the husband. She could
do 90 or not, and, as she chose not, she was
discharged and the married coscsman who
was not husband wen: 10 h.s stable and
she 10 her parlor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

Ia recently published work it Ia calcuf
iuated that Eng lish is spoken BY 10000. coo
persons, inhAbiting Great Britain aud Ire-
land, North America, the Bermudas. Js-
msica, the Cape of Good Hope. Ausirslis,
Van Diemau's Land, Newiouudksn and the
East Ipdirs; German by $4,000, 900, Spsp'
ish by 100000 and French BY 45,ooO,-
900.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

Three mouths since, the Rev E. E. Hale
stepped into the Boston Public Library ia
look up some matter for the next number OF
Old and New, or to be worked up 10 biz
next sermon. Preparatory to delving in
The literary qusrries for bis building mater
isl, Mr. BALE took of bic City dollar over
coat and carefully laid 1t down, when, q,
the conclusion OF bic work be proceeded 10
invest himself IN bis outer garment, be
found II not, some rascal whore bent wa.
lees towards literature than larceny, having
msde of wifi It. Nj. Hale consoled him.
self rs best be might, concluded the world
was not wholly rsgenerate, and bought aI
other overooaL Tho other day be received
the following note not on . postal card:
NEW York CRY, May %, 1873.
Rev. EDWARD EVERETT HALE, OLD AND
NEw:-My Dear sir-Hsvios jus. Been re-
leased from Short per iod Of Confinement, {,
drop you this to Inform you II you wan,
that nice oveicca, ($50. Oo) which was pro.
fesslooalIy abstrscied from that noble: Edi-
fee the Boston Public Library las. Fsb'y
you Gao iod II at the first "Woodbli blinery'
90 Broadway 10 that part Of the "Hub'
known % SO. Boston. where Il is mp the
Spout" for ths trif,og sum Of $7.Oo-Jusl
enough to eosbIe me 10 reach my home ia
"Amsircas great Mstropolis.' where they
"wsntsd' me for 3 months. Just got out.
Pray for me. "MErRopoLrrAN.n
MI. Hale proceeded to the spot referred
to,found bis overcost, took II down the
''spout' and went home with bis harsh
opinion Of the Iarcenious portion 0 bumau-
ity somewhat modified.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

Mr.. Norman McLeon, agent for J. Wig
gins Il Co., Directories ia bow c,nvassing &
Pstro cum Centre for Business Directory,
to accompany their Directory of T,tusviiie.
The names Of all the business drms will be
published 10 this directory under their re-
spec,ive heading. We bsspeak for this
firm liberal patronage by oar business
Uen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

In the wreck Of the Northheet, one man
who was saved was heard by the correspon/
dent Of The London Standard saying :''When
saw what was up 1 said, ses !, I'm agoin'
to die, and damn it, l may as we'll do II as
comfortable as can, and 60 lit my pipe. /.
There was 40 feeling 10 that man, but there
wos an indnits capacity toI discipline.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

Tnera came near being nro at the up
per end Of iowo this morning. A cbimus,
hus in toa building sdjoioiag wsidersch's
shos shop, get nre 10 the roof aud when d,s-
covered was burning st . lively rate. But
tor 'h" ex'rtions Of the neigsbors. who car-
f'ed water from the Creek and ex,insuIsb.
% I've fsmes, On extensive oonasgrs,iou
would have taken placs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

The Venns letter to the Chicago Journsl
says 10 amount Of bolsterying can save the
Exposition from being q failure, that The
daily expenses are greAter that the daily
receipts. sDd that the day Of great exbib =
tion in Europe IL past,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31
Cold Of ! y. Ii. il8

Old DR.. Thayer, with bis renowned com,
pauy OF artists. arrived 10 town this morp/
'og' Ofcourse everyday will attend The
circus 'lis evening, accompanied with bic
vile and wifs's sisier. Lay aside joking
'ns Dr. has strong company and oil who
% Will 10 amply repaid for their time
aod money BY attending the Olympic, and
we trUst the DR.. will receive full house.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

Every few days we hear Of some aggriev-
ed individual looking after the editor 10
clean him out, 90 to speak. We never ex-
perienced the sensation Of being cleaned
out. We are Ut home at all hours Tor q
c.eaning out
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

England's "natlonsi SPORT" for which
Parliament annually stops it business, has
this year been more than usually prolific Of
disaster 10 man and beast. Lives were lost,
aud many person, injured on "Derby Day."
to cay nothing Of the poor animals tortur-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

As rich snd pretsnt'ous shoddyits was
looking at some paintings which bs pro-
posed to buy the dealer pointed to foe one
and ssid: "There 10 dog after Lsodeer." "
us II, rsaly!' exclaimed the prstspdsr.,--
"Whst is that dog after him for"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

There are fifteen men In Peoria worth q
.rias less than 1000, 900, says the editor
Of the Review, and adds that modesty for.
bids him to say "We are one OF them"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

'Rsprovs thy friend privately. commend
him publicly, and ca, Gnnther's candy
So says an advertisement 10 Inter-Oeean.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

A Delaware judge fined lawyer only one
dollar for calling him "a blosted old rhinoc
eros"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

"Wbo dat bit me?" "Whsres dat LAM
tern! were the exclam atoms of an sston-
ished Eimira darkey. after heing thrown
something like hundred feet by q locomo-
tive.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31
NOTICE

The branch store of y. F.
Schonblom on Main St, will
this day be closed. All par
ties knowing themselves indeb-
ted will please settle their &C
count.
o. F. SCHONBLOM.
Pet, Centre, Msy 81. 1873.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

The author ofthe saying "You must sl-
ways take msu - you tiud him." was q
cOnstab Q.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

A Massachusetts man lately sold seventy
three dozen patent medicine bottles oil Of
which had been emptied in his own family.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31
PARKR OIL FIELD.
VICINITY OF PARKER CITY.

VICINITY OF PARKER CITY.
W. D. Robinson, Mr. Bufingion and oth/
ers bave the timber on The ground, and will
, commence drilling we'll in short time on
the John NJ Turner iarm, two miles and a
half West of Parker City. These parties
have fifty srces leased of Mr. Turner.
Thos Mcconnell, Of Parker City, has a
twenty-five acre lesss on the same farm, q nd
contemplatss putting down well st an
early day.
VICINITY OF MILLyRsTowN.
I A pipe line has been laid from Karns City
to the Stewart we'll and large amount OF
oil has been run.
About thirty rigs Iars now In different
stages Of completion in the valley above
/ town.
Two wells are drilling on the John Hemp
bill farm.
W. F. Messimsr's we'll on the Simon Barn
hart farm, near Miilerstown is doiRg be-
tween Is aud rs barrels per day. We were
10 error last week when we reported it at 10
barrels.
The weldon the John McMshan farm
some four and half miles West of Parker
City is being drilled by Li,bgow & Preston
instead Of Litheow & Doueherty as pre-
viously stated by US. We understand the
well is now about HOO feet deep. 1900 feet
10 the depth that 1t is to be drilled, and ~
will be but short time until,we know what
success 10 to attend the gentlemen, who
have Iabored so untiring,y to develop this
new field Of operations.
The well owned by KelIs, Tash d Co., on
the Gibson tsrm two miles West of Parker
City, commenced to drill on Thursdsy of
last week.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Karns we'll at K.rns City continues
10 do over 200 barrels per day.
Gen. A Anderson, J A Calloch, Esq ,
OF Freeport, and l.. B. Anderson, Of .Petro-
liza, have commenced q new we'll Oh The
Jaa Wilson farm, above Petrolia, They
call It the Modoc.
Cooper Bros. recently made q good strike
on the Riddle farm, above Karns CITY. We
have not learned bow much the we'll II
doing.
TIE Troutman we'll is holding ito own
bravely, Last week the Rev Norton purI
chased fourth interest 10 the we'll for $40,
600. Mr.. Norton has also purchased six
teeulh iptersst 10 the ]. B. Camp bell farm
for 500, 900.
Backns.& Morrison strnck..a new well q,
Greece Guy on Friday or Saturday Of l,s
week, which has been flowing ever since,
and is reported as being very large well
CLARION COUNTY.
Smith Cook Los well on the Hnmme
farm that 10 doing 80 barrels per day.
A fise barrel well has been struck on the
W. Shoup farm Oilman's Journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

Chickasaw County, Iowa, has just reeeiv
ed its fret piano, and oue Of the boys de.
nounced 1t as "the all-drdest fiddle you ever
see."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31
FOR NALE CHEAP.

Three wells eli cased for asls obesn-
Two engines, two boilers, tubing, mscein-
cry aud all appliances. Apply at HOWE
4 COOKS, Petroleum Gentle, Pa.
m6-2w.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

The following notice was recently found
posted on the Arkansas Senate chamber: I:
"Job work executed with economy and
Dispatch!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

. A California newspaper writer has been
bearing the "irogs csoak 10 the silent eth.
or blue.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

Attention may be called to any artiesa 10
. newspaper by simple mark without sui :
jecting 1t 10 letter postage.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31

The Fort Valley Mirrow remarks that
"soms young ladies are ss hard 10 unde'-
staAd % the now postal law"