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oil should insist on an early end 20 the striss.
The anthracite production the past week, wo
regret to say, does not equal the promise held
out week ago.-Phila. Ledger. jane 7.
The following table shows the quantity OF
coal shipped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad
for the week ending June sth, 1875. and for tho
vear as compared with the sanae tune lat year I
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Tape Worm Removed Alive

Head and all complete In two hours. No fee
till head passes. Seat, pin and Stomach Worms
removed by DIR. KUNKkL, 2o9 North Ninth st.
PhiladeIpha Pa. Send for cucirclar. For re-
moving ali ordinary worms, ca on your drug.
gist and get bpttiv OF KuSKRps WORN SYnUP.
Pi ice 81. June 8 I'm
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IS Cents -RUP-

i TUKES CURED DR.. j. b. HO-
bensack's Nickle-Plated Galvanic Truss and
FLUID Will cure seven cases out OF ten. Don't
rust crack or break lightest; not affected BY
persplratlou or bathing. Warranted yeara-
French and German Irusses and Braces, Sus.
pensores, &c one-third the price others se.i
for 206 Second street, above Race. Philndel-
phia. Junei2.75-iyeow
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
n NERVOUS Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indsoretion viii, for the
sake OF suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy BY which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing TO profit by the adyertisers erperianee can
do 20 by addressing In perfect confidence,
JOHN d. OGDEN, 4lcedar st., New York.
Dec coo IN.
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Our Mauch Chunk Letter
MAucH CHUNK, Pa, June 10. 1875.

'"rhe wretch still hopes his woes must end" etc.
I couldn't, were to attempt it flnd a more
Appropriate quotation. illustraflve OF the pres.
ent state of feeling prevailing this community
Every one complains. yet all live IN hopes of
batter days to come. In this all agree that
umep are duller now than they have been at
any period since the beginning OF the strike,
There is nothing DONG, consequently news
items are scarce as hens teeth. LIVING in
hopes let me hope W TN tLe est that In my next
1 may bo able to give more cheering accounts
from the switzerlandto of America
Yours, &C., CAvrNDIsH.
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BEATTY PIANO
Plotts' Star Organs

Are celebrated for thsir purity cf tone s'egsnt
doslen AID thocouEh construction. Send for
catalogue. AddyesA. EDWARD PLorrs.
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sen$ STAMP for Circn
T. y N1lSNstop SsyS
The Republican journal., 1875-12-30
New Carriage Shop

r HAVE FITTED UP Carriage Shop in the
/ rear of the old Treadwell & Mansfield stand
where I am ready to attend to all kinds of Carriage
and Sleigh repairing. New work made to order.
tf2l H. w. TRUNDY.
The Republican journal., 1875-12-30

AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and fo1
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
December, A. D. 1875.
LNLLA f. MCCARTHY, widow of William II. Nc
-L Carly, late of Belfast in said County Of Waldo
deceased having presented petition that an allow
ance may be made her from the personal estate OF
said deceased
Ordered, That the said Ella +. give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy Of this order to
lican Journal, printed at Belfast, that they may APP
pear at Probate Court to be held at Belfast within
and for said County, on the second Tuesday OF
January next, at ten of the clock before noon, and
show cause, if any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
WIN. NJ. RUST, Judge
true copy. Attest-B 2. FIELD, Register.
The Republican journal., 1875-12-30

One of Mark Twain's funny stories is
that of a scripture panorama, the proprie-
tor of which engaged a pianist to play ap-
propriate music The musician, when the
picture of the ''Prodlgal SON. was pass
ing, struck up "When Johnny Comes
Marching Home"' which excited the in
dignation OF the moral lecturer Recent
ly in neighboring town, the drama OF
Joseph and His Brethren" was played {;
and the tune to which Jacob and his iami-
y journeyed into Egypt was Marching
Through GEORGIA.
The Republican journal., 1875-12-30

A banquet was held 1t Centennial Hall,
Philadelphia, Saturday, in honor of the
visiting government officials and Con-
gressmen. John G. Built, presided. lie
said the centennial building would cost
S3,724, 40, all of which had been sub
scribed except million and half dollars
which they desire Congress to appropriate
He urged upon the representatives of the
government to consider the importance of
the exhibition, and to afford the means
necessary to finish the work. Toasts were
offered and responded to. a majority of
the gentlemen present returned to Wash
ington, Saturday night General Grant
and others remained over
The Republican journal., 1875-12-30
CATARRH.
Would willingly have given one
hundred dollars for the relief
obtained from the first dose.

From the well-known maker of Yale's
Mammoth Tent.
Gcntlemen,-I have suffered ten years from Tho
worst forms OF Acute Catarrh or Cold in the Head
that ever afflicted mortal man. Whenever took
fresh cold it would settle in my head, causing the
most violent sneezing, accompanied by excessive
discharges from my eyes and nose. For days anc
days my suffering would be intense, and finally set
thing III my loins and bowels would render my lif,
miserable for month. Never, during all my suf
ierlngS, was | able to obtain even temporary relic
from any medicine ever tried. Three weeks ago
"hlle suffering from the worst attack ever had,
procured Il bottle ofSANFOED'S RADICAL CURE Fol
CArAElIi The relief from the first dose was Sc
gratifying that | would willingly have given one
hundred dollars to obtain it. few doses completely
cured me. My head has since been perfectly free
from mucous accumulations, my breathing easy, anG
not a symptom OF trouble about my back and bowels
has presented itself. Its effects in my has beer
truly remarkable. Very respectfully,
X. NJ. YALE,
sail and Awning Maker, . South Market St
The Republican journal., 1875-12-30
Notice to Creditors in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States, for the
District of Maine.
In the matter of ALONZOJ j. HAIR
RIMAN land CHARLES Nj. LIT
TLEFIELD, Individually, andas In p,nLr,ntc,
members of the firm of A. j. Har- III ''i'"' 'i'>s
riman & Co., of Belfast in said
District, Bankrupt
At Portland in the said District, the eighteenth
day of December, A. ID. 1875.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
SIR: Take notice that meeting of the Creditors
of said alleged bankrupt will be held at the office Of
Charles Hamlin, Register, in the Custom House, at
Belfast, in the County of Waldo, on Thursday, the
Both day OF December, A. D. 1873, at O'Clock, p.
NJ, for the purpose of said alleged bankrupt propoS
ing composition of twenty per centum to his cred
itors in satisfaction of the debts owed by said bank
rupt to each of his creditors. Petition filed 18th day
of December A. ID. 1875. VIM. Z. PREBLE,
Clerk of the u. S. District Court,
For the District of Maine.
The Republican journal., 1875-12-30

TO the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Waldo:
INMERI SAWYER, Administrator of the estate
~ OF Augustus Lanpher, late OF Searsport, in said
goods chattles and credits of said deceased are not
sufficient to answer his just debts and charges Of
Administration, by the sum of eight hundred and
fifty dollars. hat the real estate, being the home
stead of said deceased is SO situated that division
thereof cannot be made without greatly lepreciaing
the value OF that portion thereof u. would remain
unsold
WHEREFoRE your petitioner prays your honor TO
grant him license 10 sell and convey all of the real
estate of said deceased satisfy his debts and Incl
dental charges and charges of Administration.
EMERY SAW YER
The Republican journal., 1875-12-30

AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and fol
the County of Waldo, ON the second Tuesday OF
December, A. d. 1876
r YDIA RUNNELS widow of Samuel u Runnels
IL late Of Stockton, in said County Of Waldo, de
ceased, having presented petition for allowance
from the personal estate of said deceased.
Ordered, That the said Lydia give notice
to all persons interested by causing II copy OF
this order to be published three weeks successfully
in the Republican Journal printed at Belfast, that
Belfast, within and for said County on the second
Tuesday of January nextat ten Of the clock before
noon, and show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
WIN. NJ. RUST, Judge.
true copy, Attest B. F. FIELD Register.
The Republican journal., 1875-12-30
Peggy Bligh's Voyage.
BY LUCY LARCONI.

GU may ride in an hour or two if you will,
From lialibut Point to Beacon Hill,
With the sea beside YOU all the way
Through pleasant places that skirt the Bay;
hN Gloucester liarbor and Beverly Beach,
Salem Old >tcrpleS. NahantS long reach,
Blhe-bordered SWam>cott, and Chel>ca'> wide
Marshes. laid bare to the drenchng tide
" ith glimpse of SauguS Spire in the west,
And Merlden hills in their dreamy rest.
All thi~ You watch idly, and more bv far.
FROM the cushioned seat Of Il railway car,
5ut III days of Witchcraft il was not So
NitN-bound travellers had to go
Horseback over blind, rough road,
'T rs part Of Il jClting wagon-oad
vi garden produce and household goods.
Crossing the fords. half lost in the woods.
Ky the fear of redskins haunted all day.
And the roar of lions, some histories say.
fever for Boston craft set sail.
rev 70 secure L passage would fail,
Who had errands to do in the three hiled town
And they n}tPtt return ere the sun Went down
So, one breezy midsummer dawn.
'Alpper Nash, of the schooner Fawn.
Nails away with a crowded deck,
one of his passengers cranes her neck
out OF her scarlet cloak-an eye
Like SlnoulderIng coal had Peggy Bligh-
And looks ut her toWnsmen, looks at the sea,
~ the crew and skipper; what can it be
MANY Wife hath an eve ~ hlar
N"hody c"ToIs her .' c ,o,, 1' '"' 9ie
N,hoIi. nontl th.+ st,.l,,'ra lnol- ofbor.
Int nalneIeyS t5,,rnr yri7hin Nm ~.
Ill henrt-strnrs tinttn,' bil ,,arrn. fhat
III. nh ,yiI ry,7-it Win hiirht mi hn;.;tnh
" ''N"'
Afraid to be silent. afraid TO speak,
~ 0iTN anu tHt SKIPPER WIN hall oa'h> weak,
up 'lNiidftu Nheh ABOARD siit came
~ , 'n' VN'SeIs whispered around her name.
Ma NJ. -AItu A>hahee' as apart she stood
falr wind waited them down the bay;
liy noon At the Boston Wharyes they lay.
We Shall sail al three the skipper cried
save Peggy all We're aware that he lied.
tor along the deck had been passed word,
Inch only speaker and listener heard
How he meant TO give the old crone the slip.
BY IN hour or 80 on the homeward trip.
lfrand> all finished and anchor weighed.
Put OF the harbor her way She made
! h' schooner FaWn. But who ha>tens down
10 ING WAtoI-slde with a shout and troWn.
\h-rIY stamps With her high-heeed shoe,
AuWDly curses the skipper and crew,
iUtitI> her cloak and flames with her eve
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Town ConneIl Proeeedlngs.
NIoNnAy. Mav Eli. 1876.

MONDAY May 5ls 1910.
The Board met this 3lst day of May.
a. d. 1875, pursuant TO adjournment.
The following members
Present VIM. Meyer, Mayor ".
Touchy. Jno. Al Spence, w u. HUTCH
ins, "A. I'll. Moss, Thos Hansen, Alder
men
On motion Of Jno a. Spence. That
the minutes 81 last meeting be read
and approved.
On motion of A /. Ell Moss, That a
committee Of the whole be appointed
to examine the work .done by nv. TEL.
Rowe, under contract. and report lit
the next meeting Moved that the
Mayor also make part Of CHS commlttee.
On motion of Jno. a, Spence, That
the account Of James Al Kinder
amounting to rs go, for supplying
blankets, etc., to Constable, for cala-
boose, be approved. and that a warrant
issue to pay said account
On motion of A. H Moss, That the
account Of James ~. Bryan, amounting
to S6 25, being balance due him for
printing proceedings of the Town
Council, for the year ending first Mon
day ii June, A. d. 1879, be approved,
ind that warrant issue for the payment
of said account.
on motion of w. u. Hhtohins, That
the balance due M. j HOsteet, for SER
vices. as Treasurer Of the town, for the
year ending first Monday ia June, A.
ID 1875, amounting to SO, be ap-
proved, and that warrant be issued to
pay said account
On motion of NJ Il. Hutchins, That
the account Of Allen C4ilIey, amounting
to $l4 73. us balanee due him for ser
Wees lis Constable for the year ending
first Monday III June, IA. ID 1875, be
approved, and that warrant be issued
t0 pay said account
on motion Of w II Hutchins, That
this Hoard now adjourn until Saturday,
June tile 5th, A d 1878, at o'clock
p. III.
Approved!
WM MEYER, Mayor
Attest
J ID, LEvEeuE, Secretary.
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S. 5 Perry g CO Victor Touchy-
STATE 81 Fgoulsiana-E i,fisis Court
Parisirof Caicasieu 40. 49,
DY virtue 0f 4 Wfir 81 fesT foci1s to
D me directed, from the Hoh Barish
Court atoresaid, Nill offer for sale, ut
public aucli0n, tn lie last ind highest
bidder, for Cask ot ihc Court House
door IF this parish. in tie town 81 Lake
Charles, Is., on SATURDAY, tlie 5rd
day Of July. Al ID. 1875 within the
legal honrs of sale, the following ds.-
aeribed property seized to satisfy said
writ u vat
d certain tract 81 parcel of land
lying IN aud near the town q Lake
Charles, III this parish, and being the
east half Of she northwest quarter of
section five, IN township ten, south
range eight west, il the district of
lands subject to sale at 0pelousas, Ia
containing eighty and 5000 acres, en-
tered by Victor Tonchy, certificate No.
69l5 patent issued October i, 500
signed hy James Buchanan, President
bounded north ~ lands Of ID. J.. Reid,
east By lands of Or. VIM. III. Krkman
west by lands formerly belonging To
VIM. Hutchins, and south by lands
formerly belonging to airs. C0rse,
together with all the improvements
thereon and thereto belonging. Seized
to satisfy said writ ii snid suit.
ID. H. LYONS, Sheriff
Per ALLEN GIGLEY, Deputy Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Lake Charles, La..
May "a, 1875.
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sHERIFFas 81.


Jacob Ryan vs.. VIM r. Rutland State
Of Louisiana Parish Court Parish
of Calcasieu. NO. lib.
by virtue Of a writ Of Jiegi fstci7s to
lid me directed from the Hon. Parish
Court aforesaid, I viii offer for sale, at
publis auction to the last and highest
bidder, for Cash, at the Court House
door of this parish, in tile town Of
Lake Charles, La, on SATURDAY.
the 9TH day IF June, a. ID. 1875, within
the legal hours Of sale, the following
described property, seized to satisfy
said writ, to wit:
a certain lot or parcel of land, lying
aud being situated in the town of Lake
Charles, State of Louisiana, parish Of
Calcasieu, and commencing on the
corner south side Of Broad. and east
side Of Ryan street, and running east
200 feet, thence south 200 feet, and
thence west 200 feet TO Ryan street,
and from thence north 200 feet, to the
point Of commencement hounded
north by Broad street, east By lots Of
John A, r. Hawkins, south BY Tot Of
Mrs. Victor Toucly, and west by Byan
street, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon and thereto
appertaining Property seized in the
above numbered and entitled snit
DAVID III LYONS, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Lake Charles, Ia. /,
April 29, 1875.
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sHERTFF,s SALE.

John Langley et al !. VS.. Severine Fuse
her ct ais. State Of Louisiana Par
ish Court Parish Of CaIoasieu.
No. So.
DY virtue Of writ Of Iia.i .facids Co
I'D me directed from the Hon. Court
aforesaid, I will offer for sale at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder,
for Cash, at the Court House door Of
this parish, III the town Of Lake Charles.
La, on SATURDAY, tka 9TH day of
June, "a. ID. 1875, within Gle legal hours
Of sale, the following described proper
ty, seized in the above numbered and
entitled suit, Ia wit
A certain tract Of land, situated in
this parish, being the west half of south.
west quarter Of section No. ten, town,
ship seven, south range four west, con-
tanning eighty-one and 24-1O0 ga
24-ICOl acres, together with all the inn
provements thereon. Seized to satisfy
said writ
DAVID H. LYONS, Sheriff.
Per ALLEN GInLY, Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriff 3 office, Lake Charles, La
April 40, 1875.
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- - CmANl.nI


! COMMENCING next week Thurs
" day, Gas % ana sn egeey GataH-
day and Thursday thereafter until this
notice IS Withdraw, osmmencing at 10
o'clock a ST. by request q Tie owner
and marlnagor, and Of the mOrtgagee,
I win cell 1t Public Auciion. without
reserve. e che highest bidder, alternate
town lots from most valuable tFeet 81
land. lying IN the town Of Lake Charles.
within three minutes val % che Court
House and containing neHrIv fnTty
town lots, each measuring 5sl feet 81
200 feet The lend "a patented, and the
title wili be fully warfanted
IEBtls. One.haiG cash, and tine
balance on twelve months credit Tor
which balance each purchaser sill ex-
ecute lis note, bearing pet cent iu-
terest from dnte, secured by special
mortgage, with vendors privilege, on
the lot or lots he buys. Acts 81 sale
before the Parirh Recorder, at pur-
chasers expense. Full description Of
tie property given u each sale
This is the only chance ever offered
here to purchasers, to buy town lots at
their own prices.
DAVID Fl. LYONS,
Sheriff IF Calcasieu.
NTov 4 1879 AF
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A venerable deacon, who has
often helped To throw oil on trou-
bled waters, was asked BY d friend
whether church troubles are due
most To pastors 81 To people.
After few moments considera-
ton, ha said Sometimes the
fault Is on one side aud sometimes
On the other, but oftener on both
sides, and IL / was called upon 20
share the blame between them, 4
should say that each 81 them de-
served 4 two-thirds share. Bos-
ton Traveller
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$500 REV ARD.
Arreat tlAe EMgltiveg

REWARD 81 5000 ii offered BY the
A citizens Of Calcasieu, for tho arrest
and lodging in jail 81 Luke Charles, Of
Dock Shocky, for the shooting and at-
tempting to conmit murder in cold
blood, Oh the person % Joseph Roy. al
Wednesday, the 16tltdayoi Apri' 1875.
Joseph Roy being now &c the point Ol
death from the elsegt oi sai0 shot
The said Dock Shoclsy Is about Ave
feet four inches high, nnd weighs about
100 pounds dark sandy hair and Wits
kese. with tlin upper ip, end vory little
beard Ga IL; thin. sharp nose, brawn
eyas with pgQalinE dead aNptao n :
SMALL loot, wears a number thEaa ha0b ;
short clumsy hand and fingers tANbs
with very short nail joints De has been
shot rs the arm ana leg on the same
side two snaAil sears On Che heat ae
Is apparently about lweuty.thEes year
old
May 4. 1875
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TelegrapIlie I3revIties.
CAsUALTTFs.
- PERIIs 81 a IIINERIg go


Wilkesbarre. May %. While some
carpenters, who had been at work in
Stanton shaft No z Of Lehigh g.
Wilkesbarre Coal Company were about
to be hoisted up, the carriage escaped
from the brakes and plunged down.
ward. The engine failed 10 check the
descent and the men were hurled down
a hundred feet into the darkness. The
shaft is $50 feet deep. A descent was
made at once TO afford relief. Richard
Greenough was dead aud Isis body hor-
ribly mangled Benjamin Carp had
The top Of his head cut of and Stephen
Matthews had his back broken Ill the
Boston mine at Plymouth, Robert
Terrell was killed by a fail OF coal
to-day, and ia tile same mine to-day
another miner met his death by pre-
natura pynlOsion
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TIE Patrons of HusbaudrY now num-
ben over 1900. 000 1t Is eiaimed that
Gao Order has Raved over eli GOO loco tQ
the members oi iis organization, and
that they have invested nt the present
time about Sl1, oG9 009
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FINE PoTAToRs. Capt, O. i. Patin,
az this parish, sent to Messrs, PlonslSy
n Roger Lot of Irish potatoes, 4 few
days ago, which were as large as we
have ever seen. Two Of the largest
weighed one pound Ave ounces each,
Capt Paptin cultivated these potatoes
himself, and we are told that his crop
this year will be ana excellent ona II La
fayette Advertiser
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TmO1IAs ~ FERRE
Carpenter and Builder


Jobbing aone with dispatch Prompt
and personal attention g.ren So Eeraira
Of stores. dwellings ese Sfefn aa5e
and repsrfed Orders left IS as shop
b the EeHo Office promptly offended q.
8ert v
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There are several cases Of small pox
among Che freedmen on the plantation
OF Mr., Henry III. Garland, near town,
One of them died of it few days ago,
and another Is not expected 10 live.
l0pelousas Courier
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.NOTTCE.
NToTICE.
III. S. LAND OFFICE,
-. .. " ors

NEW ORIEANs, May 4, 1876. {
Complaint having been entered at
this office by Milton Crumme against
Thomas g. Anderson for abandoning
his Homestead Entry, No. q, 1913, dated
January 81, 1871, upon the fractional
Section 80, Township 10 South, Range
rs West, in Southwestern District,
Louisiana, with view to the oanoalla-
tion Of said entry the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this
office on the Esd day 81 june, 1875, at
: O'Clock r Ill, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged aban-
d0nmeut.
ID. NJ HOLBROOK, Register.
JUIdAN NKymLE, Receiver.
May 27-at
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Bees leave Is announce to tie re5-
Pic of Lake Chatle. that he ii
prepared % take all kinds 81 cor aacts
for building Of repairing. aud a to-
furnish plans and spesifoatipHs, free eff
charge, wheH Gle work IS tender hia.
All business il his liae VII beazlende1
e with dispatch and inter
febl4-Iy
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SrlGAB- yell clarified, g36e. ID,
M0nAssEs Fair, soc, 7a gal.
FnouR Choice treble extra SO 10.
CoRN Per bushel, Soc in sacks.
Oars Per bushel, Use.
PoRK New Mess, Sd.
BACON Clear sides, 1850; rib sides,
Isle. shoulders, 95sc.
LARD Keg, 1614c; tierce, 1511c
BREAKFAST BAooN--14c f9 to.
RIoE Choice, 7it4tie7 re. 81 th.
CoFFEE Prime, Isl t6tt120c R 10.
CoBNaTEAf Il 50 10 barrel,
WHISKY @l 20 5a gallon
BUTTER Choice Western, at zoe /;
choice Goshen, Use. ~ II,
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STRIKING OIL.

Pittsburgh, May 23. Lightning
struck 20, 600 barrel tank full II oil,
ct Kain's City, tonight, setting the oil
on fire. Efforts are being made to save
the oil by running it off, but it is feared
th,st the tank may burst. The tank is
owned BY Satterfield & Taylor. The
oil belongs to the United Pipe Line.
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One person had twelve hundred
dozen Of eggs here last Tuesday, on his
way to Washington, 70 ship them 10
Nov Orleans, 0pelousas Journal,
May o.