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Beyond the Mississippi!

Thousands have already gbue, and thousand.
more are turning their eyes towardsuev homes
in the fertile Wesi 70 those going alisson-
ri, Kansas, Nebraska Golopadu. Utah, Wyo-
ming, Nevada Oregon Or Califuiiiia.Aye recon-
nIend a cheap safe, quick and direct route, eia
ST. I.ouis over the Missouri Pacific railroad,
which runs rs Iiue Day cpaohes and Pullman
Sleepels from St Louis ii principal puilits IN
the West, scithout change We believe that
the Missouri Pacific Railroad has The best track
and the finest and safest equipment Of any line
westof the Mississippi, and lis connections
with roads further West are prompt and rei.
able The Texas connection Of this road is
now completed, passengers are offered q first
class ai-rail route from St Lonis 70 Texas,
either over the Missouri, Kaiisas u Texas X.
r., gia Seaatia, o. over the Atlantic &.Paciiic
Il. r., via Finite. Formaps, Tins tables, in-
formation AZ 10 rates, routes. 60, we refer our
readers toJ. +. Thompson, Southern Paseen-
ger Agent. Chattanooga Tenn, or u. A Ford,
General Passenger Agent. St. Louis, Mo =
Qrestioas acilt DO c]teerfastty aud promptly an
siccred
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MAKETrA, Ga May 9qsas la73-
,jpRlEorrp wEeELr.

MAiuErrA, Ca May @esaS 1878.
Itoimnorsp wEEKLr. -
COTTON. dull at 16 to l63
GRAM We quote white corn scarce so,
Whet .a25 red wheat 200 oats 75 sYe
none
4 SEED MeNast.eiever al $3.50 per bashel
Blue Grass al $50
FI0us.--laiicy sll stale; extra family
Slla11 so; family Si0aio So; extra y 5Oa9;
superiine 81 50.
BAGoN.--Shoulse,s "
BULK MEArS-shoaI,lsl~ 8 q, X. sides
new meat 10; clear sides ITO lll
LARD ~, quo,s buckets, i2s rlns ,ei
aegs Ky; tisttes III.
GROCERIES \ ssequata Sugars CrusN-
e,l, tfr.Nii,l..r,d ami Powder, a t. @oileeA u
for extra G ~; leilow h ist s,owa liaar'.
rallow, Z. Livvigo,l sal 81 80 Virginia salt
Sg05. Candles -iuli upiyhis u. Gnsr rs,
Pepper a.,a2-. err. as5aise Starch 6tala.
Ri g IL fr A, eaes ,jsss:f Coffee %la30. RE
24as7. New 81 s.es ,slgp 72asa; Niolas4es
h!ids Is; tdis aa!e t'bssse, factory l5ats,
tlSIi --siNekesi, Nva, hbl-., SiiSoa, 80,
y, hat bits w ~; NJ Aalf bols, ~ so;
M. /, l,its sis5 Nj its ~ 30 No Z,
kits, Il 81.
l,Y Weqaoe western tine,liy Al So,
Tennessee $,i6a5S.
COUNTRY PRODUCE BuNipg pricesirom
Wagons Egg lie, c.tio ells 2oa33; couairy
butter lsa22aga Tennessee butter 25aSo.
FACTORY GOODS Bgown Domestics--
Gr@nheyile ~ l2alaa 'rrion, 7-s ri AN
gusta 7ss ll!; Rcsw Il -hirllngs, 7s. l21; "a
H. Checks lra99,
IRON. -Try IL inches 10 by 2 $6;
smaller sizes Uels advance. Rud l2c. Axes
Collins $14 GOALS co. Shovels, Ames', $l5 90;
Hollands SO 90 Sipne's SIS 50, Solid cast
steel r. Il, IS. Coffee mills 80 7aalOnQ, CAST
steel 25e.; springs 80; axies l0al1 sad iron
8; horse shiic nails Is; ! , ilames $40 90.
PoWDERAND SHOT. Blasting powerA
$3.50; B$1 IS, riae powsIerpsr key Is pounds.
" 50 hall kegs V rs; quarter kegs ~ 50.
Patent Shot, bag, 81; Back $685..
LEATHER Calf skius--Domealic S,l.iudi
per dozen; fitnth %fDte9, l1alltsa teathtf
3ea4ae per pound; sole lpatherr hrmloch, sga
3ls oa, aOa7us split re; kirs, country so
400 pei potntl.
HARDWARE oIlowware, Sayery's ~
Betting 70 pss cent oil Iist Fairhauks scales,
list net, Ai.anllalols 25a3Oi Cotton 35e Jale
20c eqitea cards IS 90 per dozen Axle
grease S2l 0,il'er gross. Picks, common la3i
steel Is matl.ck- 1871; axe helyesS3 IS per
dozen.
NAILS Pr Iseg, l0,i to do.i, $685. sd, Sc
6d, sd y Id, 81 90; fine, 80 p finishing, dit;
erentslltls Of corresponding nunbefs, 75c on
above prices
FRUIT None
MISCELLANEOUS, Retail from Stores
Sweet lota' oss 81 so per l,usel 40c per peck.
Table Peas 81 so Tunlips 35e pei. peck. On
ions, none. lrish potatoes Soc per peck s. 90
per busher Cabbage l0a25 apiece
LIME --tieqrgiq, so To COG pw bashsl liz
.ifaulic Cenfett W.
TOBACCO. ---4ns grades, SouptG2A q 10
medium grtles, doto7ao; fine gsales 7htast j;
choice $T,25.
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Georgia News.

Georgia News.
Crops in Brooks county are represented to he
good
Much cotton is to be plowed up in Sumter
county.
Corn aud cotton are looking well in Barlow
county
Rain and grassy crops is the cry in tile rural
districts.
The epizoots still prevails fatally in Wilkes
county.
Crops in Miller county aye good, despite The
wet weather.
Bob MoGehee killed Tom King in Troup
county last week Both negroes.
The chicken cholera prevails to an alarming
extent in Franklin county.
A gentleman near Blackshear clipped nine
pounds of wool from one sheep.
Gus Peterson is to be hung in Albany to
day. He is resigned to his fate.
| Augusta has redeemed herreputation by cap
| turing q horse thief from North Carolina.
The extension Of the Southwestern railroad
below Albany is soonto be completed.
| The National Bank Of Atlanta has takei
seventy.iiye thousand dollars Of the new Geor
gia bonds.
John Pclill, of Pulaski county has a variety
of Irish potatoes that bear fruit on the vines
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r.,,cal gditor'g rival.

tslfere il is arother. week and not single
item What's to be done about III The paper
must be filled Tive reading public expect To-
cal news and won't be satisfied without it,
There are no sensations, marriages, accidents,
runways. fires or murders 10 s'write up" We
have mentioned everything heretofore that was
proper, reasonable and suitable, which leaves us
this week without any local pabnlnm We
have spoken Of the crops, the wealth aad re-
sources OF the county, invited trade aud popula-
ton emoniclel all the public improvements
and tried to encourage the Young mea 70 GET
married ESQ we could see who would he lett
for ,ls,) yet this week, with press Of work on
-lalld WE have not a single item. nus we
complained to friend this week, who listened
to us With attention adm who thought different
and said, ..Why its nothing to write fora paper.
| could fill that paper every week and not De
nut to my wits vi a." We tuned To him with
a smile and said, "You are the very fellow we
have been looking for take or, place tins
week and give our readers a good paper u
do it, says he, and we handed him paper and
pencil and he started out on hunt for items.
After several hours weary walking, he came
back aud handed us the following items;
sWnATpoRs IT MEAN I'VE notiee that the
court house steeple is not plasterei inside ~
it is not plasered then that clock will catch
cold"
"RuNAwAY.--A wagon RIM away with Two
oxen ast Saturday, on the square having be-
come frightened at a crowd Of dsrkies with .
brass band dressed in black they run until
one Of tue spoles Of the wagon was Knocked
off. dislocating the yoke and badly TUNED tbs
wagon in front Of the street, which run so fast
with the oxen that it beat time with the kettle
drum AMI run over bow7leged Child that was
marching withthe musical crowd. which badly
hurt the calf of one Of the oxen's legs
"a COLLISION. Marching down the street
Monday last, we was run into by an umbrella
that was walking along in the hands of y beau
tiful young lady with sixteen ribs in the um-
brella, that punched hole through the rim Of
our hat. The umbrella was arrested for as
saul and battery"
We told our friend he was a brick ant
started him out again after few more OF the
same kind, bat up to going to press he has not
made his appearance.
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:. sensatien at Canton.

: Tile Staafatd 4 Express says:
The Carriers '<sad jpst from Canios; tissi
We learn from a il ',zey szen from Pickens
a party of Ten or a Jga.spa. and armed
county, led by one Jerry s,,,ronnded the
will pistols and siiia gails; ,>I14,sE5 early on
house of Coi. benjamin i Met ~ Am 70 The
Friday morning of last week, cal. ..s .,r
door presented pistol at his breast ing y.
da,..d him to surrender. MecellsiH, D ,;n,a
,;relx nunrepared to defend liinaeif e L " IL,
vie;ded 10 the demand. ans; stl' f's s'4'- an.
p Brown and Others, who eSanaIiseaa l''e
thority of the party for making ths 9're S.
f,,,nd tlst II came from the Seperior ISafs =
Piekens county, based upon ar ind'c'rne't :"
a ,,nrdar which MeCollum was charged "hi |
committing during the war, and whic'' y"
bean stricken from the docket some time As''
!, accordance with an get OF abe Legislature
i-but which had again been recently reyis'''.
Warrep and his party refused to release Die-
syoliuu on any condition WHATEVER, An''
.s.ared their intention Of taking tifi 10 FicKehs'
Aead or alive. They accordingly pr eenfeo =
vepe. intending to the prisoner after issEs''ns
80 He was marched before them FEY
.,,s,. DISTANCE. when he suddenly made ffTssf
:. Warren sxith his knife. making considers,
,ls wound o., his neck, bus failing TO sever the
o,,Iar vein. which was ~ intention TO do
y. ,,,e., B,,Oks raaks, and volley was hreh at
~, &c but be succeeded in making his escape
unhur>
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M Hammers naper. the sge

aIr. 8onper's paper, ths sfeaI
= w York Ledger. the Dexter Of liz
10, e, has this piece Of political
;,,;oa "Philadelphia, which has
been knoxn from tine i'amemp,a'
a. the City Of Brothe.y 1',Sg, t, .,
we are sorry 10 say in the..s la'ser
davs. rapidly losing its good nau.e,
TIE worst add most notorious band
- cubic thieves aud plunderers u
lie COUNTS seem 70 control the pei
;f;es not merely of that city but Of
he entire state Of Pennsylvania.
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Ia cou. litfle dialogue ran
thus Coa.rel witness-''Y You
say ron wc<e al lis house every
n;ishtfv Yes, ii. We're you bis
Mariner ~ No sir. Any rela
tive Of his r. What were
you doug al his hoHse egery night r.
II was sparkling lis wIfe's SISTERS
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The Mutual Protection Insurance Com
pany Of 0eergja

VIII l.oll its first annual meeting q stock.
holders, at its Office in Marietta, at 10 o'clock
4. N. on the ;;;ltl Wednesday Of june (loth.}
All parties holding Policy ISSUED by the Com
pauy for he term Of one yeas or longer, are
entitled 10 wi, II that meeting either personally
Or by proxy Tie Gampaay will probably re-
turn profit Of 20 per cent. on its f'oli@les iiaw
xpiring Marietta. Ga, May 18th 1873.
VIM. KING,
President.
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rne SECOND euarterly meeting

OF the Methodist Episctpa Church of Mari
eta, will be held en- Saturday and Sunday next,
in the Presbyterian Church which has been
kindly rendered for the purpose Preaching
on Saturday at II A. NJ, and on Sunday morn
ing by Rev. Jhos. I. Pierce, P. Z.
Quarterly Conference at Mrs. Gregory's old
store house, near the Parsonage, on Saturday
next, at eight O'Clock. A full attendance OF
official members earnestly requested.
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Man MAnrerfA, Ga. slarch2l, 1870.
Georgia Cobb County |

Notice II hereby given to al persons concern
ed fliatiti consequences ofthe election 81 n. d..
Hainm,li the former administrator GU tho es-s
tate Of WIN. Dobbs late Of said County decd 10
the office Of Ordinary estate iias been
lift uiirepfeseaicd and no person having applied
for Administration on the said estate Of VIM.
Dabbs- aud IN terms Of the law administration
vii ~ yrsted III the clerk d the Superior Court
or some other TT and proper person on the irst
Monday in june next, unless some valid objec-
ton il nod to his appointment. This2istday
II slniIfs73
II NJ Uou,mett Oydinarv.
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x Nasl:yillr mig lady explains
that she wt:fe ~ lie man she likes
best o.:ls eqee a 4 y,aad says she
doesn't mink that any too often, now
that the asya are 50 long. She y
willing q admit havager, thai y
would BE- 10, fr..qient for the short
days Of Wigtcs.
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THE 1'aibotiop Stgndard says Of
crops in that county that the late
heavy rains have not materially
damaged i.,e,sl The stands q cot
ton are anexceplIonalIy good, many
farmers running around and chop
ing out the plant to full stands. =
Altogether the plant is healthy and
|, Is growing very rapidly under the
warm sun Of the past week. Corn
vas f.egeF better NJ this season OF
the yeag.
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y. n. Hanmell. Ordinary.
Georgia shetekee Gown !

Ge0rgIa Hefb9E e olilly
Whersass join Is lisbaf,ls G6asiiaa IT
Ney suickaad represents Fl d. Cont il, llis
peliti0rdusy fled and entered record, thai iis
iin6 filly disci,argel .Ig irsSt fi,is - fiieseS
fare to cilr 81 ,asssis es.asssi. t8sholg eaiise
II any llrg can, Why M l;sAft:iau sfol;ld not
bsdireIiasxed fsvu IT. Ira.l .fovsaiA and
lsc8i7e leN8s D. di4ipBsieB Oh s'.e iiiaa Monday
III Jstpa 1873 March Ief lss15
VI Z y. Moss. Ord'Y
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IL is proposed N I'exss 70 pass a
law making inability to read or write
disqualification from sitting on a
jury.
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He that lives in fear Of death. eY7
cry moment feels its tortures. You
will die but once.
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Reports 81 the crop prespeet, ., -
all oarls Of Missouri. southern IN
nois. KansA- end Iowa are exceed
ingIy cheering.
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Special Notice.

have opened an Ice House on the South-sile
of the Kenuesaw House fronting the W. Il A.
keep Batter aud fish on Ice to sell Will freze
cream for families and parties at reasonable
rates. Will keep Ice Lemonade to drink.
Will keep Milk and Butter on Ice for families
in any quantity for l5cts perday Farmers wish
ing 10 sell Butter for the cash will do well 70
give me a call A. C. HEGGIE
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Leake & Hunt always drsirous of suitng
their customers, have in addition to their already
full stock of the Magnolia Sugar Cured Meats,
just received choice lot Of the celebrated lie
gal Tender Hams
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RGADy-MAEE Sash and Doors, for sale, AT
all times, by L. BLACK, Building Contractor
west side of Cook &. Cheeks mill, Marietta
may "a, mo.
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breakfast Bacon. Sugar Cured Hams DfisA
Beef from Golden Pork House, for sale W
Boston s. Gilbert.
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special Mofices.

EhllgIaLIon IUfIlIlE!--C HsIp dIIHs m
Southwest Missouri
The Atlantic s. Pacific Railroad Company
offers ,200,O00 acres of land IL Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from $3 10 $lg per acre,
on seven years, time, with free transportation
from 81. Louis 10 all purchasers. Climate,
soil timber, mineral wealth. sclfoolss churches
and law,abiding society invite emigrants from
all points to this land Of fruits and flowers.
For particulars address, A. Tuck, Land Com
missioner, 81. Isnns Ma
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Boston 4 Gilbert. are selling goods as cheap
az any house in town, and will guarantee goods.
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81 THING or BEAUTY IL a JOY FoR,
EvIsR." What is il Something prepared for
woman only, and 70 ttg used bY woman exclu-.
siyely.-It Is adapted especially to CAGES where
the womb is disoriered and viii cprs nj Lireg-
narities Of the 'inenses2 or moaflliy confses,"
by restoring tho discharge in every instance,
Whether acute o. chronic. Where 10 It DR..
j. Brdfeil's Female Regllatoeg gomatfs
Best triend--is prepared aud sold by H. II.
Bradfed, Druggist Atlanta, Ga aud may be
bought for S so per bottle a.ftay respectable
Drug House IL the Union.
NEAR MAnfgTrA Ga siarch2l, 1870.
sIIssSRs. WA. ROOT II son Dear ssiis;
Some isontsago bought = bottle Of Brad
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR from YOU
and have used Il III my family with III. ut.
most satisfaction, and have recommended II 20
three other families, and tlley iAiye fonnd itjast
what IL * recommended. The females who have
used your REG ULAT0R ate ri perfect health,
and are able 10 attend 10 their household duties
and.we cordially recommend il 10 the public,
Yours respectfully, KEv II. u JOHNSON,
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I.eake & Hunt have just received ireSh io'
of Cocoanuts, Oranges, Lemons and Conieetion
..res OF all kinds.
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Notice

For Sale, House and Lot Terms CASH
" gss4ller particulars applYto
!. MRS. NJ o HALL
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Goods booght Of us are sent to your houses
frer Of charge, Boston 81 Gilbert.
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fi,yg T.eake K Hunt'sto buy yoiir Kerosene
on, .yisset, i gaafafffel mon explosive
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Best articles Of ri, .layAand Rio Coffee at
Boston & Gilbert;
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ST. LOUIS May II Dispatches
from Kansas and Iowa represent linz
mense damage to crops from the
rains Of the past week.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.-The
Board Of Supervisors viii pass an
ordinance that all Chinese sentenced
to county jail viii be deprived Of
their pig tails, and levying tax Of
SIS a quarter on Chinese laundry
men and prohibiting the removal
Of dead bodies to China. The rep
resentatives Of elk Chinese eempa-
MES have telegraphed to Hong
Kong, representing the state Of af-
fairs, and ADVISING chinamea - stop
coming to California. Sensation re-
ports are published about lep<osy, as
| fiji was new thing here The
cases are old ones, the disease h2vs
ing existed in this city ID Or a
years
Al Massachusetts farmer recently
advertised his farm for sale, AID
now he is asserting thai be has fed
out over a hundred barrels Of oats 70
the horses Of persqas vho have come
to example il.
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An OH Strike In Illinois.

A dispatch Of the 24th inst, from La
mont, H.. 10 the Chicago Inter-Ocsan
Gays: The Sven Bros., Of shis town, srtsp.
Ian we'll drllIsrs, while sinking au sr,esiau
we'll on the property Of the Singer &.TsI-
colt Stove Company, At tho depth of 800
feet, yesterday afternoon, discovered strong
iodicst,oos Of oil. % the nse of pumps
the indication were confirmed and a small
quantity Of oil collected. To-day the To-
dications still continue and q wide spread
excitement prevails 10 this vicinity. The
Swan Bros. were formerly from Canada,
where they have had some years experience
10 sinking oil wells. They are reliable men
and We have their word for 1t that they
have forced paying wells to come 10 less
marked indications They also say that the
geological formation 10 similar to that in
Canada where the best oil welIs have been
found.
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Times are hard 10 the oil county ,sI
present, 10 fact 90 hard that ci,izsos can
hardly afford 10 buy their beuzias. Three
bueiness men met 90 . street corosr tbis
forenoon, and discussed trade for few MOI
ments. Another citizen advances and pays
one OF the Aforesaid tho sum OF $3.50. The
other two are dry, and local option being
10 force, are compelled tosIezs on the mon
isd man and drag him 10 tho nearest coda
fountain where their "coppers" were cooled
after The most approved fashion. The moat
agsrieved individual Of ali was the mouisd
man. BE sswore, be did, aud wished he
Ses'ded'in OH City or TitusvilIs whore old
option is~u"known. Times are hard 10
oildom when one Citizen siezss on smother
and causes him to pay for soda water when
hs prefers hardware.
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1t was reported from New Orleans, not long
since that there was cholera there. The
report was denied, but q New York paper,
very careful generally 10 its statements,
says it does exist there and in the vicinity,
though it is not yet epidemic. 1t was r.
ported also that there was cases OF cholera
on steamer coming up tue Mississippi,
and this, too, was Immediately thereafter
denied, xnd:the sickness was softened down
to diarrbeea. Whether tbors be cholera
10 the South or not, it behoovps every city
to be on guard. The heated term ia near,
perhaps already begun, and though our
town 10 ellthiIy located, yet cleanliness N
street, alley and yard may be 60 neglected
that the advantages Nature has given us
may be entirely overpowered. Gan onncp
Of prevention is worth q pound of cure"
and as iilth does breed disease, and often
renders epidemic what would otherwise be
mild and occasional, it would be well now
to put in use every precautionary meas
ure.
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Gold st ! p. M. llSk

There 10 . decided unplssssntness brew.
Ing 10 Chicago over the liquor question -
A State Temperance Lew has been enacted,
oy which selling OF liquor on Sunday il
positively prohibited. The Saloon Keep
sfs Uo'oo held several meetings to discuss
The beat course TO be pursued. Some of the
saloons bad closed their doors sl,ogether on
suodsys and others made . prsteuce Of do
tns 60, bat on Friday oishs last meeting
was held a. which II was determined "a
openly defy The law. Les.l opinion va.
obtained to ths e6sot that tho law was con-
ss'"''ona', and tho speakers therefore I a.
voca'sd E. sistaooe 10 such numbers % Ia
render lie execution imprae ,icsbIe and then
to slscs such members OF the Council and
executive officers % would rsfues to execute
u. Accordingly on Sunday oil the saloons
were 10 full blast snd 6lled With crowds. -
A large number OF arrests have been made
and the Police Courts will he kept bury for
soms time. Meantime both sides ore Or. :
pairing to carry the matter into politics with
the utmost vigor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-29

A defunct Gu icago brewer has lett IN thit
world Of beer wealth enough to Get up sll hia
children with large fortunes, and; Cincin-
natl brewer, who has also gone from the
land of lager. CONSIDERABLY left bis family
property so large that the appraisers s-t
aside $4,000 to maintain the widow one
year, whilst they settled the sstate Some
o! the drinkers of the Chicago and Ciucinf
natl warehouses; through lack OF money to
pay their fipes for drunkenness, and their
famiI'rs receive doIes from the poor/msste-
10 keep them from starving. 1t makes oil
the difference whether you brew beer or
drink beer.