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"a correspondent Of Ia Atbheyllle No.

"A coxraspoedent pa Tia Ahhaylila mo.
Gd,kn. d Writing e 2 !se.ats set Aetsshq.y,
says; ;'"We'have m efficient cosfab6fih
the judge ot the Eighth Oirchit, HonaT.
H. Cooke. whose very Arsti nleerancee
from the bench were in rebnke OF the
evasions of the law, aud Of the unre.
strained indulgence in Intoxicating drink
throughout his circuit The beneficial
effects of this judicial warning. and the
rebukes OF his honor; are evinoed by the
closing OF grog shops. throughout his
c.rcuit, All homer is due to the Judge
for his rigid enforcement of law which
has been hitherto wholly disregarded in
its application to an evil which is more
fruitful source of crime than all others
combined. Should his example be imi-
tated in every judicial circuit in the
State. enforcing even the present meagre
restrictions in theiT true spirit, South
Carolina would witness the inauguration
Of an ere Q! prosperity and cessation cessation ott
crime which would cause joy throughout
her berders."
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AN IRON.CLAD SECURITY.
SAFE, PER MANENT and PROFITABE.


First Mortgage Per Cent Gold Bonds
OF THE
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
Guaranteed Principal and Interest ~ the
IeorJin Rdir0od unS Blinking Company.
DRlNCIPAL and INTEREST payable in
l. Gold Coin in New York or London. May
and November Coupons Principal due No
yember /, 1889. Denomination 81 900, or c200.
These Bonds are recommended to Trns.
tees, Executors and othtrs as being an in
yestment worthy of their attention for the
following reasons:
1. They are the First Mortgage uoon q
great through line Road.
=. they are guaranteed by powerful Cor
poration, whose credit stands al in America
and Europe.
8. They can be RrSistered which eavee the
owner from loss, in caae Of robbery, &c
The Coupons are pay bic in q fixed and
staple currency-Gold Coiu or Sterling.
They have been subjected to 3 rigid inyes-
tigation By the under.igneA, and are recon-
mcnded in full confidence to thOse seeking q
choice and undoubted investment.
For sale al 10 and accrued intereet in Cur.
rency, Mt which prlce-taIing gold at l. pre-
sent fgurcs-they pay over nine t9j per cent.
per annum.
All marketable Securities receiy. d in E1-
change. For further particulars apply to
KING, FINSEY j. 90,
No. FL Nassau street, New York, or
A. G. KAUFMAN,
No. Is Broad street, Charleston. s. &.
May 20 +Ino
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LARGELY INCREASED

For Sale.
~ HOUSE and LOT, on Taylor, be.
Ena tween Henderson and Barnwell streets; !;
.Aa. frontlng on Taylor street 70 feet, run.
nlng PACK 155 feet, moro or loss. The house G
contalns -four rooms on the first story and
four unfinished rooms on the sc econd story-a
inquire at q. rfEROKS,
April %
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Notice TO Trespassers.

Notlce 20 Trespassers.
COLUMBIA, MAY so, 1873.
A LLpereons are hereby forewarned against
a TRESPASSING on the premises Of JAS.
E. BLACK, situated near the Charlotte and
Columbia Railroad. Any persons found tres
passing on said premises will be prosecuted
to the extent OF the law,
May 81 8 J. A. WINTERS.
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CLEAvELAND MINERAL SPRINGS

Formerly IFi'son'S) near &elby,
1 l%C0 FIFTY.FivE mlns West of
ETTSSAna2 Charlotte, N. c., will 10 opened
a ff4EEI38 for the reception os visitors on
building has been improved by the addition of
threo piazzas. Tho Wilmington, Charlotte
and rutherford Rai!rond is finshtd to within
three miles OF the Spiings, and paesengcrs
days. The Airline Railroad passes within
eleven milcr OF the Springs. and If informed
III time. hacks will be sent to meet those who
may come in that way. Conveyances to other
points may be had If desired.
Cold and Warm Baths, White Sulphur. Red
sulphur and Chaiybeate Water. Band of Mu.
sic and other sources OF amusement. Fare
hret Glars. For further particulars, apply 10
Slavl52m" I. w. BREEAR,. Pruprietor.
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Shingles.

Shingles.
NJE are now prepared to furnish our first
W. Class CYPRESS SAWED SHINGLES, in
any desired quantity and upon the shortest
notice. For economy, durability and eure-
rlor finish. they cannot be txccllcd. Ship
ments nude to any part OF the country
promptly.
McNAsrER. MoNrEITH & EoATH.
hlhrch 10 emo
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New Publications..
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London cdi
~ tions, illustrated.
New standard works for libraries.
New Novels, in cheap binding.
Alec, flesh stock of WRITING DESKS.
Portfolios. Gold i'ens, Pen-Knives, Pocket.
Books, Photograph Albums OF alieizes, Fancy
Brackets and Book Shelves, and a general
variety OF Letter, Note and Cap Papers, En-.
velopes and Fancy Stationery. for eale by
Nov5 R. T.. BRYAN.
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EauaRAT1oN.-In April, $500 OF the
flower Of the agricultural youth of Ire
land sailed from Belfast for this county.
10000 sailed from Liverpool in one week.
closing with the last mails, and the thir-
teen steamships then just sailed and an.
nounced for the United States and Cana
da had booked 10000 people from that
port alone. The immigration hither
from Germany is equally great. All
German steamships are crowded, despite
the Governments effort to prevent e1-
patriation. and many Of the passengers
as we'll as Scandinavians.
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HOWES, HYATT & CO.,

atss NOS. 80. % and 94 Grand etreet. few
EB1 doors West of Broadway, Nav York. All
&orders attended to faithfully and with
despatch. y. 2. MoGHEE. oIs5outh Caraiins !,
il connected with this house, Nav 2I tI8
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WAGONS.

New Orleans
Is just now attracting the public attention
on account of the political trouble there The
'in1ian Girl" is attracting the attention OF
smokers on account of the stock Of Imported
Cigars, - like of which has not been seen
here snc. Columbia was
Burned and Her Citizens
Show their appreciation OF the same as also
OF the store that makes specially in this
limo. By the incroa sing demand for .'Mauilla !"
''Principces" and Figaro" tof Imported To-
bacco,) and as the Indian chief who
Shot Down
The United States General haa caused the
lava beds to emGll OF tho burning OF powder,
30 this Indian Maid" has caused Columbia
to smell Of the burning OF tobacco May II
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Proclamation.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NTHEREAS, information has been received
w at this department that murder was
committed upon the body OF William English
by ono FRANZ MOORE. in Sumter County,
tnd that the said FRANK MOORE has fed
from jnstioe; tgt
:;NoN. therefore, I. FRANKLIN J. MOSES,
1f.,! Governor of the State OF South Carolina
10 9fder that justice may be done and the mn-
jesty OF tho law vindicated, do hereby offer a
reward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
apprehension and delivery in any jail Of this
convict. f'
4 Said Frank Moore is described as being
White nass, t"ea:y.A7s ysaFs old. i've feet
sight inches In heikhi, dark hair and o. es
and psEt Of one. finger off OF right hand.
ln testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal Of
49, The @ Stats Hs. 70 be Aeaxed. at Columbia,
q T., o ! in the ninety. seventh year OF ,Ameri-
- can Independence.
By the Governor. 1' tttt!
FRANKLIN J. NOSES. IN.
II. +. HAYNE. Secretary OF State. May %
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Notice.

Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
COLUMBIA, May 80, 1873.
yTNHE citizens Of Columbia are hereby noti-
Il fed, that on and after TUESDAY NEXT,
the neto Board OF Health will proceed to q
rigid examination OF each and all OF the pro-
misses Of the citizens in the various wards of
the city. BY order OF the Chairman.
THOS. P. WALKER, Clerk pro tenn.
May 81
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MY LANDLADY.

Who greets me with wclcome smile
Wherever I have jus. "strues ile!"
Ny landlsdy.
Who "bone.r me with frown I rue
When my room- rent 10 over due?
Ny lsndIady.
Who 1nds objections to my "toots,"
And growls when l sleep 10 my boon:i
My lanalady.
Who 10 It that brushes my soils,
And uses up my hair oils?
Ny laudlsdy.
Who bangs at my door every morn
To give me coffee made from corn!
Ny landlady.
Who "tips' from my "little brown Jug"
Aud strsws tho ashes on the rug!
Ny landiady.
Who is 1t used my razor strop
On kitchen knives, that they shonld lop!
Ny laudlady.
Who 70 1t brings my "cock tails" up,
And on the statrs '!takes ia" sup!
My landlady.
Who 10 It makes me pay her cash
Whenever order extra hash!
Ny :andlsdy,
Who was it Christmas day "got tight
Aud drank too much on New Years night
Ny landlady.
Who gets two shirds Of what make,
And tries to make a bigger rake?
Ny laudiady.
Who has daughter young aud fair,
With rosy cheeks. and golden hair!
My laudlady.
Who would often try to peep,
And catch the sold weasel asleep?
Ny lsndlsdy.
Who would give me my walking papers,
II che bu. knew Of our sweet capers?
My lsndlAdy.
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Lncal option is the prevailing topic oil
conversation at present. There is ne use
Disgusting the fact that the passage of the
local option law will result disas,rously to
the business interests OF this pla ce, despite
all that may b. said in its favor. While
there 10 no doubt that the evil OF intsmperl
ance 10 bad enough, l, 10 no reason that men
who have purchased and built property tor
hotel and rsstsursnt purposes, should be
lsgislst4d out Of It. The pressct. law, il
carried out, 10 sufficient for oil practical
purposes. The lccel option Law appears to
us to be intended to rather work 40 injury
than good.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

A full house greeted the opening peri
formance Of Miss Fannie B. rrica's Dra-
matte COMPANY, at the Opera House, last
evening. Tho drama OF the Octeroon was
btought out in excellent shape. Miss Price
as Zoe, the Gctoroon girl, sustained her
old time reputation as an actress IN the full,
est degree. Miss Julia Hanchett as Dora
Snnnyside, eviucel rare his.rionio talent
rals lady has; improved wonderfully since
her last appearance here. Manager HauI
chett appeared as Captain Rats, and carr
ried out the character 10 perfection. The
balance Of The company sustained the caste
to perfection. The.only thing lacking 10
e good orchestra, which MIR. Hanchstt in
iorms us bs intends to remedy at once -
The Columbia Cornet Band furnished exi
cellent instrumental music lor the occasion
This evening is tie last appearance Of the
excellent company, on which occasion N iss
Price will appear In three cbaract-rs-as
Alcay the newsboy, CapitoIa Black, Old
Hurricanes ward, and Capi'ols LeNoir. the
heiress Of ,hs Hidden House. Miss Julia
Hauchett and the baiance of the company
10 the caste. We hope 10 see full house
greet this excellent company on their las,
appearances.
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The last scene In the life drama OF Gafi/
nsy, the Buffalo murderer, took place In
that city, ysstsrdsy. II looks very much
TO Nc - u the whols has sing arrangement
was fraud. While there 10 no doubt this
man wss guilty Of murder 10 sn aggravated
form. 1t 10 no reason why the man should
b" led to "shs Gle ghter like tho lamb."--
Fed With the best the land affords; a.teud/
cd BY ladies fair and priests oil shsven and
shorn, 10 smooth bic wsy to paradise, this
~ woedsr that murders are frequent asd
midnight ssssssiustisns prevalent. II q
man OF woman are guilty Of cold blooded
murder, lei them bs hanged like . dog, but
don't lead them to the belief that they are
nAr'yis end will 60 straight to heaven from
shs gsllovs. The theory has 20 foundation
y fact
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uu.eov .,n D,x,r's Lrys.-Forest coup.

mMAsoy AND DIxrE's LINE.-Forest couo.
10 has voted for license; Warren county has
gone agsinit II, and the scsksrs are won
derine where their next drink will he had.
Just over the line which divides the two
counter and 10 Warren stands hotel, the
owner OF which owns land over the line. -
With the "promised land" 10 sight. aud go
close to his door, the temptation TO be where
oil 10 gsy and happy is too strong. Accord
iuely. with the aid Of jack screws, rollers
sud teams, this part Of Wsr-en will be ret
moved to It's nelehboring county. In the
face Of such proceedings. Il is well that tho
liae Of the two couu,ies is "nailed down.
or Warren might wake up some morning
and find itself in another county. Hang
on to your hair all who are afraid Of losing
it.-(Tidiouts JournsL
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A fearful explosion of gas occurred on
Shaffsr Run, near Oil City, last mig vi whieh
resulted in the death OF man named Boil
man, OF the 6rm OF Bolman d Frazier, oi
operators. 1t appears they had run gas
pipes FROM their well to the house, and we're
using gas 10 the stors. Bolman went to the
house last evening sud turned on the gss.
and then won't for match to light It, bnt
before getting, the match something Oecur/
red which attracted bis attention, and be
forgot that he had turned on the gas and
concluded to retire without lighting Q Gre.
About twelve he arose TO so TO bis we'll, on
whico be was runGlng q tour. He got up
snd lit the lamp, came down stairs, snd had
just reached the feor OF the lower story,
when ths gas communicated to the lamp
and q terrific explosion took place, blowing
out two sides Of the building, snd the bal
ance fell 10. Bolmsn escaped the falling
debris, but was terribly burned and bruised
His parruer, Frazier, heard the explosion
aud rushed to the house, where he found
Bolman with bis clothes on fire. He ex
.ingnishsd the flames burning himself Sc
verely.' Bowman Was conscious, but dice
IN few bours. He leaves o wife and fami
ly.
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At the eleotion held on the 81 lcss., Fot-
est county gave thirty-fo four majority "For
License" There was not much canvassiug z
dose on the question, and comparatively
small vote was out. As several counties
round nc have voted "Against License" +"
We will have the benefit II there is any
benefit 10 It Of having all the wbisky that 10
for sale In this part Of the State, for three
years; that 10, II tho Legislature dont re-
peal the act. When the bridge 10 again 10
crossing shape, We expect to see continu-
Gus string Of teams crossing to this side 10
get their beverage. Great is " hisky.
Forest Republican.
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Valentines, If VIZ are to believe Q New
York paper, sss likely TO be used this year
TO fully a. great on extent as - any time
heretefsre, 1t 10 also stated that 40 effort
has been made BY the publishers TO dispense
with the grossly vulgar documents which
have been 30 popular heretofore and send
out 10 their place superior article.
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DIsTJLLERY SEIzEp.-AR illicit distillery
the property of one Charles Rrecht, Ger
man, located near Plumse village was seized
yesterday by T. s. Martin, Deputy Ualted
Ststcs Marshal for this district. The owner
in sndevoring to explain to the offer, sold
be only made medicine ior rhesmsticks!
Tue officer thought 1t W as ''schnapps," and
60 shut down on hin. Charles Ssldsn, ef
this city, worked mp the case. i Titasvills
Courier.
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The blades for the usw swords ordered
for the United States Army have just been
flashed at the Springfield srmory. They
ere perfectly straight. thirty inches long
aud Handsomely decorated with designs iu
ssphsltum varnisb. The sword will be very
light, and much more convenient h,. carry
then those 10 use At prescott
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A man named Price Was fvuad dead last
Saturday morning ou the bluff back Of Par/
ker City, at one OF s. d. Karns' oil wells.-
Hs was fastened 10 tue fly wheel, and as he
was alone at the. we'll, it W i'll never bs known
at what time in the night the accident hap
pened. lie was pressed in such u manner
that the machinery was stopped.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

Peoris, liiiaoes, new hss 40 double Hre
hydran's, each capable OF throwing two
streams, rivaling In force and volume those
from steam fire engine. II takes the men
ct !bs fire department just forty seconds to
yet one Of these hydrants open and ready
for business.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

The vanity Of human greatness and pub
licity could have no better proof than the
fact that thsrs was not singIe soul to bear
The opinion Of the Surrogate respecting the
will Of Horace Greeley read, excepting the
two reporters aud the County Clerk.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

A new tribe of the Improved Order OF
Red Men has been recently started at Pet
rolis. Tue name u Onawa Tribe, No. 1893.
They meet each Monday evening, where
those dssirons Of joining can have their
bair Iifted,' provided always that they are
nice youug men.
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A church down iu Maine clAimes to be the
rightfnl owner Of the bell of the sold South
10 Boston. As this brszen Donitor has
long been known % the "Old Truth Teller"
Boston people are 10 conformation at the
thought of losing II.
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Parker oil Field.

GREEcE CITY.
The Morrison we'll 10 still the best 10 the
district 1t continues TO pump 100 bstj
rels.
The Gordon well 10 producing 100 barrell
per day.
Ths stshl and Beatty we'll is doing 100
barrels every day.
The Butler Pipe Company Is Gerecting q
large irsn tank on the James Campbell farm
west Of towE.
The Morrison well No. 2. near tho old
we'll. was 10 the sand last Monday, With
favorable presp. .e.s.
VARIOUS pARNs.
The Pawnse, on the Wu. A. Wilson farm,
started up about six weeks ago, and IL now
producing fully lao barrels per day. Wm.
Morgan, DR.. A. G. Crawford, Parker Re
Thompson and Jno. B. Leonard are th
owners.
The old Morgan well, owned by Morgan,
Aessimer & Co., 10 yielding 10 ibis.
Mr.. Ralph Dawso 10 the fortunate owner
Of l50 barrel flowing we'll IN the John B.
Campbell farm, near Harms City. The sand
was struck last Wednesday and the well
has been flowing since that time. Mr.. DAw.
sou owns the entire we'll.
The Rob Roy is a new strike on the Nc.
Ciymonds farm. southeast Of FAirvisw. i
c,mmenced 10 pump on Saturday lest, and
Ia yielding IS barrels per day. The owner
are john M'Cuns, DR.. A. W. Crawford .snt
Parker and Thompson.
W. G Stough,on and others, havs anotb.
or well down on tho same farm, which Ii
reported at SO or 80 barrels. We hav,
nothing definite TO report.
S. ID. Karns well on the Ford farm, nsa
Fsirview, struck some two months ago, il
yielding Is barrels per day. Mr Karns Il
starting anothsr well on tho same farm.
[Oilmao's Journal
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The severe cold weather has seriously ir -
tertsred with the navigation OF the Dsla-
ware this year, sod Philadelphia is taking
measures to double the number OF Ice boats
70 keep The river open for nsvIRation.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

A bill hus been Introduced into the House
OF Representatives, which provides thai
after the frat Of January aext, every rail,
way company 10 the United States shall be
compelled to equip its passenger trains with
safety brakes uader The control of the en-
ginser.
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Geld ~ l PIN. ll4x
Meeting Of Producers.

The Produess's Association OF the llth
district will meet at their rooms on satur-
dsy evening, Feb. 18th, N7H O'clock
All parties having bile against the Associa-
tisu ere requested 10 present them without
ell. All members Of :sthe Association ore
earnestly requested to attend a. business OIL
inpoitanes will come before the meeting.
By order
J. J. KEYFnR, Psssident.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

Two hundred and forty million feet Of
lumber have been shipped from Puget
Sound during the past year.
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"a saloon keeper OF Havana, Illinois, has
been ioed two huudred dsllsrs for having
violated the liquor law.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

A poor man in Washington was arrested
and shut up the other day for stealing q
soup lore worth fifteen cents to keep bis
family from starving. Where's Brooksi
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

Bloomington, Ill.,, has produced q prima
dona, but Max Msfe,zek and Slrakosch
have not bt ard OF 1t vet.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

Al Eastern manufacturer OF tpatsnt
boot polish" offers to start factory at Des
Aoines, Iowa, II the CITY will give him .
lot, and furnish half the capital
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

Bowles Bros. failure 10 said TO hava ma
terialiy affected the credit and standing Of
oesrly al! the American banking houses in
Europe.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

La Cross, Wis, makes it's own watches,
aud & good, steady biacksnitAs are iu great
demand at the factory.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

Eliza Pert, ono OF our oldest citizens,
eIucidsted to an admiring crowd on Wash/
iDgton street, last night +
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A GAINESVILLE, Wis.,, youth has sued q
heartless girl In thst town for $4,000, he
cause she failed to marry him after saying
she would.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

A large deposit Of ussnssis, has been
discovered in San Jose county, Ca,ifsrni,,
aad another similar deposit 10 Missouri,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

Whips, 1t Marshall 4 Richards op.
po'i.s Ksoosp Once, Aaiu Street, Pstrs. .
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0There were but two persons frozen 10
death In Pope county, Ainnesots, during,
the great opow storm.
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A Colorado paper says the buffalo grass
of that section yields an aromatic butter.-
Which translated, means that billy goats
thri We on that her bage.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-15

A Providence, Rhode isIsnd,: policeman
dropped dead on bis beat. from heart disl
ease, Wednesday.
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A Utica girl intends to shoot her late Low
srr bseause .hs LETT her on account Of he's
fiItihI procllvitiss.
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A hfty thousand dollar wagon shop 10 to
bs built al WiDcossisr, Illinois.
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A western baggage smashse eslisves ip
India rubber truukA