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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-13
@. P. NORTHRUP & co.

warranty deeds for all their lands and
the suit is really against the railroad
company although they are not now
the owners of the lands on which
the judgment sale is asked. The case
was argued for the settlers and rail-
road company by Hon. Wallace Pratt,
solicitor for the company, and Hon.
JnO. r. Goodin, Judge Sam1 Huff, of
indianapolis, and L. W. Keplinger, of
Humboldt, represented Mr.. Richards;
Judge Talcott holds the case under
advertisement. As there is little
doubt expressed that the suit will go
to the supreme court in any event, and
possibly to the U. 8. supreme coTEt, no
present decision will affect the. stand
ing of any parties to the suit. Mr..
Richards disclaims any intent to
wrong any innocent purchasers Of
these lands, but insists that "a his
Judgment was q valid lien before the
bonds were sold, that 1t is the place Of
the company to protect the warranty
deeds they have issued. It is q very
intricate land case and probably will
not be decided until the courts of last
resort are reached. f
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-13

There will b, another shooting
match at Moran, Jan. 2lst, 1882. This
will be the last and best match of the
season, as we have secured forty twen-
ty-five pound turkeys. Both rifles an l
shot guns will be used. Range 60 and
40 yards respectively. All are invited.
c.. J. NORTON.
The Interstate in its editorial
against the temperance law "finds
that the law has the tendency to
create crime, by making perjurers and
liars out of certain classes of citizens"
Wonderful discovery! Do not all
criminal laws have a tendency to
make perjurers out of "certain classes"
especially when arraigned
The citizens of Usage county, who
voted bonds to secure the building Of
the X. P. road (known as the Carbon
dale Branch) to that city, have offered
to turn over to the Nebraska, Topeka,
lola & Memphis road the road-bed
between Usage City and Ridgeway,
which has come into their possession
by the failure of the Kansas Pacific to
build the road, if they will build to
that city. 1t is believed that this
offer will be accepted. AZ
In the daily papers of Wednesday of
last week was q brief telegram from
st. Louis stating that Samuel L.
Carter, one of the leading spirits in
big land frauds unearthed in that state
some months ago, was brought before
the criminal courts and plead guilty.
He was sentenced to seven years in
the penitiary. This is the same man
who so nearly victimized few Of our
prominent citizens last year. F0rtu-
nately his true character was made
known and he caught no one.
In view Of the fact that the fines in
two OF the whiskey cases have been
RENTED by the county commissioners
upon affidavits that the prisoners
were without the means to pay them,
and in view of this other fact, that
further statements will be apt to stir
up matters that by general consent
every one is willing 10 drop the mat
ter, we likewise drop further remarks
about the whisky cases. The law is
enforced in lola, and with that all are
content. We hope to see it enforced
all over the county equally as well.
The case of w. ]. Richards vs.. the
L. L. 4 GRs. B. Co., was called in the
District Court Of Allen county Last
Friday. AS the case is really in the
nature of an injunction suit to prevent
the sheriff from selling advertised
lands, bought in good faith from said
company, after the Richard judgment
was obtained in District Court, and as
these farms in many instances are
now in the possession Of these innocent
purchasers, the case attracted general
interest. The railroad company gave
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

Business Locals under this heading among ediforia.
notices riH be charged Fifteen cents per line each
publication. No deriati0n from this rate TO dny0neI
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-01-13

An .amptutation was decided to be
necessary and Thursday evening DR..
Fulton performed that operation in
Stevenson's drug store.
Mr.. T. L. Reid has been appointed
deputy sheriff by Mr.. Worst. The lat
ter gentleman, however, will devote his
entire time and attention to the Office,
attending to all that he can possibly
do himself. Mr.. RS appointment as
deputy will give general satisfaction
we presume, as he has had consider
experience in that line of business
heretofore.
"Tote fair" please.-In other words
when the gates are open and you are
politically invited to freely state just
the facts ftom your standpoint, dou't
sneak around and say man lies or
misrepresents the truth. If the REG
1srER, either in editorial comment, or
in the communications published,
does not state the facts as you under
stand them, give the facts yourself.
Our columns are open to all.
Patterson McCool was arrested
Sunday charged with selling about
four hundred dollars worth Of timber
from the Land owned by Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Teet, whose place he had rented. The
case is being tried as We go to press.
From what we learn the charge will
turn upon the question of
trespass, and further that there is 10
cause for Mr.. McCool to be alarmed rs
he had authority for all he has done.
In the meantime suspension of judg-
ment upon the part of the public is ex-
pected.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23
From Point Peter.

The itch is reported IN parts of
the County.
The largest cotton crop has been
gathered on RichIand that has been
known tor years.
Mr., W. r, Franklin has just re.
eeived first class stock of no tons
suitable for Christmas holidays,
IL. NJ. Truett and son-in law, Dr..
Ruff, are talking OF removing to the
Boston Mountains.
William c. Unison, young man
living on Buffalo, was murdered on
the 18th inst, by ono Joseph Xii.
burn. Unison and K1lburn wero
in the house. Kilburn stepped out
and called to Unison to como out.
He did not go at first, but KiIburn
continued to call and use abusive
language, until he came out When
he stepped out K1lburn began to cut
him with Il knife. They were part
ed, bnt too late. The relatives and
friends Of the aoeeasvd have offered
a reward OF S2l0 for the arrest aud
delivery OF the aforesaid Kllburn.
The Richland Academy viii give
a weeks vacation, durirng Christmas
holidays. A large attendance is an
tieipated from New.Yoar till close
of the winter term. First class
board can be had for 81 per month
Mr.. Hoggos, Young man Of Calf
creek was married to one Miss lay
Ior not long since. May prosperity
attend them.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23
HARRISON p, o.
MAIL ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

From the North-springaald via Forsyth
Kirbyville &c, Arrives daily, except Sum
dav, ut 10 An.
To the North-Via, Kirbyville, Forsyth
and Ozark, daily except sunday, Mt l;3G 7.
NJ.
From the South Little Rock, vim. GlarlIs-
vile and Jasper, &c, arrives daily, except
Sunday, at P N.
To the south-Yia. Jasper and Clarks-
Vile. Departs daily, except Sundays. at
1890 A. NJ.
To the East-Via Bellefonte. Valley
Springs, Rally Hill, Sc, to Yellyille, Ark.
Departs daily, except Sunday at 1915 P, NJ,
From the East Yellyille, via. Rally Hill,
Valley Springs and Belieionte, arrives lai-
", except Sunday, at $50 A. NJ.
From Harrison to Eureka Springs, vim.
CArrollton and .BerryviIle, departs daily ut
6 A. Ma, arrives at 6 P, NJ, except Sunday.
From Harrison to EeadFnI, via. Elixir,
departs Mondays, at 6 A. NJ. Arrives same
day, Mt P. NJ.
From Harrison to Hill Top, departs Satar-
day at 7 A. NJ, arrives at $3.50 M, same
day.
s. BAKER. P. N
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23

The parties on the programme
as arranged for last Tuesday even
ing will consider themselves ongag.
ed by the Murphys for the next
meeting.
To those four subscribers who
have come forward and paid their
subscription we return thanks. All
others are requested to follow the
example set.
VIM. Cecil has received his
enormous stock OF toys, elegant
books, statuettes, pappOtories, etc.
and you should rush there Mt once
and got your Christmas presents.
Farmers and others desiring IL
genteeI, lucrative agency, by which
So to $50 a day can be earned, send
address at once, on postal, TO Il. c.
Wilkinson & Co.. 1875 and 1871 Fal.
ton street, New YORK
y The City Drug Store is putting
fin a large stock of strictly pure and
fresh drugs and medicines. DR..
Hubbard is an experienced Drug
gist Of many years and parties get.
ting prescriptions filled by hm may
expect accuracy and reliability.
r,o -. I'D, Ai,..,
;n,s ~ noogin5. ,a,.s,,,,,,n, aaa
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23
a. Mild Winter.

There ara ,biog3 Winch crcota a
.dosoIotion in Inc Ecorr -, ohm,
yoid which rafpso. to ho fnod
There arc tbinas ,ybich mako man
Noun and I'm Them viii sosnair
which refuses No down And vhan
a man ala down m a tocl< he feels
that if il tbe small hines in Iilo
that. worry ns most Then when a
non fnll NJ inl, Win - holder f. il
tails nm n closnIv.writtnn nore and
rolls All around ovor If and sniIIs H.
sell unmcrousiv and wines ,ls feet
on. tho soft cornot of tho bcsI ,,hras-
cs and anita ON tine stove.lil,a cam.
ial letters and finally lloys.i,A nose
IN tbo corno,, of The paoe, the tired
author " no bas TO cor, the paoc
feels chat a sengcIoss lhfno may
cause more misery than an army Of
thinkiuc enemies
Bnt when n man IA waII,ir,, aI,n az
The street with a beautiful blp5-
ovod roldon.bairej ro,v chocltoJ
oy,d cbScrrv.Irnrod don,-ai bonrino
an his orno ana ho lnols down o1
the CHARMING laoo wilh-a. w.tld. af
lnvo in his glopca. pnA ma s.sb,.l,
pooI.s nm with tho'fcnArrnfs XIX or
hoort sbining ont thropgr tho .o7g,,o
orbs and be Jaws eomct6ing bcarti.
fpl and bends i a head 10 hear the
sweet reply and feels bis feet old.
inc. ont ram rpdpr him and s,rs
down on n nnI1v cross.ng vlflr
fho silvcrv IangGlcr Of b,s Girl min
,los Win Iho sRor,s NJ boIFa doom
~ Eo r,ols c,nstroi,cd 10 nra,
hi r,sos sIowIy and d,sconri,s .'y RI, >
nnr,nosnrcd tcrrs on tha LonoG,I
iranenccs'or r,Il ,yi,,er
Ana ,,bcn Lo ,sa,i,a on u,;a, III.
oisanl,,rcd bond ovnt,rin,,.to ,Lo
ea,,;ar7 ' .,S'la,a "a, Ia AZ a. H.
rJ ms" ,yidost ho f"ors ro tro,h ~,
tho ossort;on tbat man 10 Inn, claw NJ
The cor,h and nntn clay sLall bs r ~
tnrn R1i~ II ,,onId rot M ,siss G,,
a fricpd 10 wish MIN monv ro,nrne.
And WHOM that man Ic,6rns homc
loto ,hat nirbi and ON L,g y,y.
cnsinto.o I,go.ron, ,,nJ horo GJIl
his shoes win flrhy wo,cr Lr,c. |
his hat of an a cIo,I,s fno ,rtuI
trvino ,o cvod, th..m,l mil ag
o,,, .9lt..u.,...l aa,.t,r.', 49,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23

And when he goes down town
late, meets q man who gives him his
handkerchief with a knowing smile.
another who gives him his hat with
4 wink, and another calls him in To-
get his rubber with a pleasant nod
At the boot, thar yet shows signs ai
the nights mud, he feels like stand
ing on bis head to sWear and deliy.
efs himself in eloquent scripJuai
language on the evils Of mild win
tors in general aud this one in par
tieular.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23

Tho silver excitement at Chcro-
kee city, Benton county, Arkansas,
continues to increase. From our
.eSehan ga 10 that parI 81 the com
try we learn That new 5eyeIupe
ments have been made anl that ev
.efYthiug bids fair for a genuine big
boom for that littlo city Seneca
L il0.) Dispatch,
The notorious Tom Oehiltree.
Member elect from fexas, is in
Washington, and is reported to
have declared himself "A follows
"falS,2 sand he aof Perry Bel.
@ent's and Anson G. MeGook's can.
gass, when they can ride over their
districts in n right line in two hours
Why, went ON horseback, mule.
hacl, assback and afnot, aud here /
am landed, u lult lodged NJ. c.,
ready To share in all the damned
iobberies in tho Forly.eisbth Con
gress."
It is during these days business
that Clergyman, an selecting II
chapter of tho Bible 10 read in
church, first looks al the end OF the
ast verse to make sure that no pat
ent medicine advertisement is
hltehed on,
n.Ttrv's Cn,sp AppprpNr E..
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23
InnGE nIREGr0RY.

DooxE LODGE, No. 314 A. F. & 4, NJ.
ID Meets Saturday night, on or before the
full moon of eaeh month. f. S. Baker.
w. NJ, NJ. G. EYatt, Secretary
HARGIsoN LODGE, No. 81. 1. o, o. F.
III Meets every Thursday night, Il. ".
Flick, N. g., G. ]. Crump, Secretary.
IIARRIsoN LoDar, No. 1925. X. of II.
III Meets on the End and Attn Mondays in
each month. Il. G. King, D., z. S. Ba-
ker, Reporter.
"ARRIsoN LoDGE. N. CT IT, Meets
III. at the Court House every Tuesday
evening All are invited. l., II SehWeit-
ger, President, j. R. Newman, Secretary
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23
A $4,000 Bible Reward.

The publishers Of Retledgs's MONTE
" offer twelve valuable rewards in
their Monthly for january ameag
which is the following:
We will give $4,000 in gold to the
person telling US how many verses
there are in the New Testament
Scriptures (not the New RcvIsion)
containing but two words each, by
January 10Th, 1888. Should two Or
more correct answers be received,
the reward will be divided. The
money will be forwarded to the
winner January 18th, 1888. Per-
sons trying for the reward must
send 20 cents in silver Ono postage
stamps taken) with their answer, for
which they will receive the Febru.
airy MohthlB in which the name and
address Of the winner of the reward
and the correct answer will be pub
Ished. THIS may be worth $50 90
to you; cut it out. Address Eut-
ledg6 Publishing Company, Easton,
Pouna.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23

DOZENS of fires have occurred in
ours tate within the last two weeks,
and it would be well for our mor-
chants to look we'll TO their 1ues,
etc, least they be the next to suffer
from their own careessness in this
direction.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23
NOTICE.
LA1p OFFICE HhEuroy AGN.1
Nov. ~. 1882. Z

DAVID OTTC9 ~ IiGUr0N NnN-
Nov ~, 1852.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Christopher O, Joucf against Will
liam NJ 3ootmuu lorab1udouiug his Home
stead Entry, no. 5l32, dated ~ March 1880
upon the "A sw mo- sw and 800 uw Section No..
Town PIN, Range gov, in Boone county,
Arkansas, with d view to The cancellation of
said entry The said parties are hereby SUM.
mouod 20 uppenraJ thH Office ON the Oh day
of Jbn. 1883, ut 10 O'Clock a.. u., to respond
aad luwuntc.tImouy concerning said H.lrg-
eI abandonment
Jouy MymuT. Register
25.8t a. q. PWLi uB, Receiver.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23

The latest and funciost lot Of
Holiday Goods just received and
opened at Cunningham's this morn
ing.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23
Property and paXes

We take the following figures
from an Abstract of Tax Books OF
Boone County, Ark, showing the
kinds and amounts of Real and Per.
sonaI Property taxed, with the
rates and amounts of Taxes, lnclud-
ing Poll Tax, for the year A. D.
1892:
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23

NEXT week the TINES will issun
but a haltsheot. We all want to
enjoy Christmas and take a couple
Of days recreation.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23

Beautiful nis hts,

DShutllul u tHhNp,
Fish in town yesterday.
"A new baby al the depot.
Pork cheap at Spear & Soa's.
Look out for Christmas tights.
"A whole week of Holidays com.
ing.
Go to W. Il Ceoil's TO buy your
Candies for Christmas.
Buy the White Sewing Ma.
chimes. Best in the world.
"A large assortment of toys,
dolls, etc, at W. II. Cecil's.
C. G. Raw. of Valley Springs,
was among eur visitors Monday.
For full limo of Christmas
goods call on, W. 7. Cunningham.
You can get good bargains in
Sugar and Coffee at Spoer & Sons.
When you want frst-cIass
chicken to fry call on Spear 4 Son.
The City Drug Store is opon-
ing up "tony" lot OF fancy can
dies.
A large line of holiday toys will
arrive at CunningLam's in iow
days.
"A mammoth assortment of dolls
at Ward & Iubbard's City Drug
Store.
An oyster supper will be given
by the NJ. q. Church South on Now
Years night.
When you want to sell your
chickens and eggs take them to
Spear & Sons.
Go to Ward & IIubbard's City
Drug Store for all kinds OF fancy
Christmas goods.
The TINES Office acknowledges
a call from Dr. j. L. Sims, Of Car
rollton, this week.
y. NJ Cecil is selling the White
Sewing Machine. Be sure and see
him before buying.
Tho White Sewing machine has
an automatic bobbin windcr which
!. works like Il charm.
w. r. Cunningham has Just re-
celvod the largest limo Of candies
ever brought to Harrison.
Everything bids fair for an in.
terestlng time and grand display at
the Christmas tree tonight.
-ITIs expected that our mill will
DO all right aud in running order
about the first of the next week.
The City Drug Store has two
Of the handsomcst double deck
show cases ever seen in Harrison.
Quito number Of our young
folks attended an exhibition at the
Tyson School House las. cyening.
Don't buy all your Christmas
goods too iast,-C f. Harris will
- bayo something nice to please you.
Miss Lulu Grcenloo has boon
seriously i'll for several days, but
VIC arc glad to learn, is recover
ing.
The Murphy Festival, Thurs
day evening, was financial success
something near S6j going INTO
the Treasury.
j. o. Nicholson sells all kinds
Of goods at prices that astonisbos
vcrybody Ifyou want to treat
yourself to Grstcasa surprise go
around and examine bis goods and
price,.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23
State News

/ DC NHlNiaNWit bnatfH biNa VA lut
sth day OF January.
4 heavy snow storm fell al Eure-
Ia Springs last week.
Mardi Gras will be celebrated ON
the 9Th of next February,
Arkadolphia has an autj-horso
thief association. What next?
A great many horses in Cmrl,
county are dying with blind stag
gers.
There are now 5ss eonvicts in
the state penitentiary, eighteen off
whom are women.
The Fayetteville Democrat says'
petroleum may be found there by
boring deep enough.
John the Baptist is The defendant
in Il divorce suit in the Jefferson
county circuit court.
# Ep tpnagpF u1b1nl 1a,u 50 fr,aJ
- 7 nna a. ...,,.., ~ -
gl4aHiJ Il, !, o,., g ~ - ~ '''', ~
- ~ - ~ '''''o'
Tho three mile liquor law ought
to be amended SO as to apply to cit
les Of tho first and second class.
Fayetteville has shipped 100000
a92eh eggs ms year. wonder II
eo oo,ot;aa. -, ~, ata4a -.
81 afoeo ~ s''57 7'"so pm 5r' d
49, 49,. 90, - ~ i1 ,',9-''.e ms
fs1g,, "o' '''''''o ~ me- " '''' ''s
Ozark has passed town ord.
nance prohibiting boys under fifteen
years Of age from entering saloon
ofany description.
=.
nc southern states nave raised
lheir own oread THIS year. Let
mem me, i ', TO DO SO ana they
F.o,,, l,,i.Io,or.th.t t,ila.u.,
far hijI b,nl.i,, ,'',,9 -" WV
@rassinnaT aIac,iaas On - -, ''"' - o9'
fiao sbanr5 Eo 49, - i " y" y '''' =
ST. Johns College a6 Litilo Rock
is to be sold, and a Masonic tcmme
is to be erected with tlio proceeds.
/ mi, H. ,.l . L. ID " am r.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23
though on Chllls,"

Cures 5 eascs for 25ets. in cash or
stamps. Mailed by John Paham,
Atlanta. Ga.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23

Whole number Of acres of Land
Taxed, l19, 1896: $477974.
Total Value Of City or Town Lots
with structures thereon, $74, 208
PERSONS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-23


-pGEhaps o million acres-ln tho
counlms Of northwest Arkansas
embracing Washington, Benton,
Madison, Carroll, Boone, Baxter,
Marion, Newton and Sourcy, which
is the finest fruit bearing region on
the face OF tho civilized gIobo. This
country-tho Boston mountain re.
gion-is tho natural homo Of lhc ap.
pic. As railroads penetrate tho
country rbo lands will bcc3mq more
valuable. The export Of green and
dried fruits from This section since
tho completion OF the Frisco road
has beer immense, and yoD The busj-
moss ls in it5 infancy There is
room for thousands of Uaw sotltb
iu Dbis region and 70 handsome liv.
Ing In fruit raising Few scotions
of the union promise moro 10 tho
oulerprJ4.ng hard working sortor
than tlo mountains OF ArNau0as. -
f Dlwyfri
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-08
e Gle RepnbHrar.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8, 1882.
TWELFTH CIRCUIT JUDGE.

A Judge of this (twelfth) judicial cir
cult, in place of Judge III, S. Conger, who
declines a reelection, will be elected on
the first Tuesday Of April next. The bar
of the circuit almost unanimously have
declared in favor of the election Of Hon.
J. r. Bennett, of GAINESVILLE, to the judi
cial Office now held by Judge Conger and
this selection meets the endorsement of a
great majority OF the people OF the dis
trict Mr.. Bennett is recognized as an
able member of the bar and has been q
practitioner of long standing. He will
take with him, therefore, on the bench
the advantage Of sound ability and ripe
experience. In discharging the duties of
the Office of judge there is every assur-
ance that Mr.. Bennett will prove faithful
to his high trust and seek the interests of
the people of the entire circuit,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-08
18TH CIRCUIT ENL4RGED.

A bill has passed both branches Of the
legislature detaching Waukesha county
from the Second Judicial circuit aud at
taching it to the Thirteenth Judicial Cir
cult presided over by Judge A. S. Sloan.
The general terms of the circuit as ar
ranged by the bill are as follows:
In the county of Washington on the
third Tuesday in October and the third
Tuesday in March. In the county of
Ozaukee on the first Tuesday in Septem-
Der and the first Tuesday in March. In
the county of Dodge on the fourth Tues
day in September and the second Tues
day in February In the county of Wau-
kesha on the first Tuesday in December
and the fourth Tuesday in May. Special
term for the county of Waukesha shall
be held on the fourth Tuesday in August
and the first Tuesday III February in each
year, but no jury shall be summoned
therefore.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-08

In the celebration of Longfellow's
birthday at Gorham, one of the speakers
gave the origin of the beautiful row of
elm trees now standing on the old Long
fellow homestead. Itappears that Steph-
an Longfellow, the poets father, offer
ed his hired man two shillings for each
elm tree he would plant and make Give
By the roadside of his farm. In acknowl-
edging an invitation to a like celebra-
tior twenty-five years ago, Mr.. Longfel-
low said: cit will add one more to my
pleasant recollections of Gorham, the
beautiful village, the elms, the farms, the
pastures scented with pennyroyal, and
the days off my boyhood, that have per-
fume sweeter than field or flower
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-08

THE Standard Oil Company meets with
. formidable competition from the Side
Water Pipe Line Company which will
have its connections between the princi-
pal oil producing centres and Chester, on
the Delaware river, completed during the
present spring, and strong combination
OF no less than eighty firms mostly lead
ing refiners will renew operations against
the Standards monopolizing arrange
ments.