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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-15

"HACK1ETACK," q lasting and
agrant perfume Prizes 2sc. and
10 Sold BY z. @. II. l. Erug Sierra
fl9l
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DOneISOn Bros.

This young and enterprising firm
have a new announcement In TRE
HERALD this morning. This time
they offer to the public as special
ties q fine assortment Of parasols,
gloves, hosiery, lace neckwear,
handkerchiefs, ETC., all of which
they will sell at bottom Ggures.
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Virginia Democrats.

Richmond, Va, 14.--The Deooo-
cratic State Convention was called
to order by Hon. John s. Barbour,
chairman of the state committe.
Committees on permanent 0rgani
zation and resolutions were ap-
pointed and district delegations
chosen.
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The late husband who removed his
boots in the hall, thinking to steal
upstairs without waking bis wife,
and found that she was watching
him from the landing, admitted that
it was q bootless attempt.
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Died.

LYoN,-In the Tenth wlrd. on We'd
nesdsy, May 14th, at 8 O'Clock p, m;
Mrs. II. T. Lyon.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

Il Moore, P ' Junction; Walden, St Louis
] 3 Murphy. Fort Wayne; ] Beoding, Og-
den; T Schslly, LehL N G Hall, Pueblo, z
Mott, j Parsons, 81 T Kennedy, Parsons; p
L Elmorv, Reading; HeberIie and wife
Stockton; N Jones, e l. Jones, Wilkesbarr e
Pa; 8 E Land, Mentrose, a a r chancellor
Edinburgh; A Leonard, Colorado; r Hudson
Jacksonville, Ill; ailehrist and wife, Park
City; Clark and wife. Echo; " e Chadburn
Il Morris and vile, California; j Arm
strong, Sante Rosa; G Brown, J Lyons, O
Alexander, Lytonville.
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PLEASE REMEMBER THAT
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP presents
all the advantages of Sulphur Baths
at a cheap rate. HILL'e HAIR AND
WHISPER DYE, Black or Brown,
so cents. +
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-08
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The federal judicial officers are at New Al
bany, where session of court is being held.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
August E. Behmer and Katie Berns, Joseph
Kune and Maud O'Connor
One hundred and seven cases were disposed Of
during the June term in Superior Court room
NO. Ian unusually large humber.
The Pine lake excursion about seventy-five
strong left at noon yesterday, with flying enlors
going by the Monon route Mrs. Edison had
command
The old order Knights of Columbia, No 5, will
meet for reorganization at the corner of West
and Grant streets, Friday evening" next, Oft 8
o'clock sharp.
A horse belonging to w f. Christian was
stolen from his farm. near the city, on Sunday
night, by w. N. Shafer, who had been employed
on the place two weeks
The picnic of the FIRST Presbyterian Sunday
school will take place at Broad Ripple on
wednesday. Trains win leave the Airline de-
pot at 7l5 A. NJ A pleasant time is expected,
and all friends are invfred
Miss or Mrs Kinney, who was found on Sun
day running about the streets, evidently Labor
ing under mental arrangement, and taken to the
station house. was yesterday adiudged insane
and taken to the Hospital for the Insane.
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The class in woodworking organized yester-
day morning. in one of the pleasant and we'll.
lighted rooms Of school building No. 8 on Nerd
ian street
Principal Grant reports the following students,
who have been assigned to three
sections, working as follows, First
section, 8 to 10 4. NJ; second 10 to
II NJ; third, 2 To- rs NJ A fourth section, ii
formed, will meet from to or. NJ, as with last
years. classes. Albert Mstzger, Wylev.
John r. Asllbrook, Eliza Fletcher, John II. FOX.
Ira Thayer, Albert II. Wilkins, Matott Fletcher,
Frank Richardson, Horace Hewett, Charles Bah
cock, Lawrence Bracken. Clifton DoueAerty,
George S. Moore L. p Custer, Mrs. g. T.
Hodges, T. H, Martins George r. Wales, w. p.
Binehans w. w, Buchanan.
The following weFe in last years classes. and
will do advanced work In carpsntery and joinery:
william Mccullough, OttD Haueisea, Carl
MeCulloch David MeCuIloch, Houston Thayer,
Charles Hoiton, Lewis W. Fox, Robbie Ryan,
Henry Dithmer and w Haueisen
Mr.. Dillon WAS on hand yesterday morning
and was much pleased with the outlook Any
parents desiring to improve this rare opportu-
nifty tor useful and practical employment for
boys or girls for the summer months, cannot do
better than to take out an eight-dollar scholar
ship, and entor them in this school, 1t is bet,
ter fort the avernReiboy than 70 s'go out to his
uncle'sR or tp go to Turkey Lake and costs but
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Rubber GoodslERubher Goods!
Ladies, RUBBER 10o MERsRuBBRR ii ed
SHOES, A0U. BOOTS, DL0d

would endeavor to deserve it. The House took
a further recess until 11:30.
The House reassembled at 11;30, and at 11:55
adjourned, and the session of Saturday closed
The session of Monday began at noon, and ON
motion of Mr. Randall, the House concurred In
the Senate amendment to the adjournment
resolution fixing the hour of fnal Adjournment
at 2 o'clock.
Messrs. Randall, Turner, Of Georgia, and Han
cock were appointed az a committee to want up-
on the President and ascertain whether he had
any further communication TO make to the
House.
The Speaker pro TEN. announced the auuoint-
ment OF Messrs- Lowry, Herbert and Lyman as
members of the commissions ON the partof the
House, reconsider the present organization ofthe
signal service, the geological and gendetic sur
veys, and the photographic Office.
Mr.. Bagley having taken the chair Mr. Cox
of New York, offered a resolution rendering the
thanks of the House to J. G. s. Blackburn, for
his Just, remarkable and charming manner dis
played in the closing hours of the session as
President protein" Adopted, amid applause and
laughter.
At 4 few moments before o'clock the hands
Of the clock were turned back FIVE minutes in
order to permit the reception of a message from
the Senate announcing the adoption OF resolu-
ton postponing the hour of adjournment until
o'clock. Secretary McCook came rushing over
with the resolution written on scrap of paper
and it was immediately agreed to.
AT o'clock Mr.. Randall announced that the
committee appointed to wait upon the President
had performed that duty and the President had
no further communications to make to the
House M
onmotion Of Mr.. Wolford the bin was passed
increasing the pension of soldiers who have lost
an arm at the shoulder joint to the amount re-
ceiyed by those who have lost a leg at the hip
joint.
At 215 the recreation of q call Of the House
was 1nduiged IN and the doors were closed, the
excuse offered being that gentlemen were in Chi
cago ION important business " FINALLY the House
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Democrat fear he is much better Democrat
than he IS . prohibitiOnist The Few paper win
not only be honest and free from all entangIing
alliances but it will for that reason, and because
il will not be eellareh by subsidy, have fear
lessness and yigsF that our present journal sadly
lacks We lrlve got, tired of froth and balder-
dash, anyhow. Other States have frst-ciass
prohibition organs and Indiana affords a profit
nal
There is a great deal going on in prohibition
circles now continued the gentleman. I'VE
are, for one thing. fighting against eliquess and
about the middle of August we will hold con
vention in broad daylight to which every pro-
hibitionist in Indiana win be- invited to come
and at which time we can put ourselves in posi-
ton to be felt in the coming campaign
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sTarried : chtnamau.

Harrisburg Special.
On Friday evening representatives Of the eau
casian and Monaghan races were, united in mar
riage, the ceremony being performed at the home
of the bride. by Rev e. G Connor, pastor Of the
Ridge-ayenue N. b. Chureh. The bride is a
rather comedy daughter Of Isaac S. Strock, a car
Inspector Of the Pennsylvania railroad, who re-
sides at 1872 Ridge avenue and the groom is a
prosperous Chinaman of Carlisle, named Tam All
Yark. The latter met Miss johanna Stroek
who has passed the. seventeenth milepost
in life. about three months ago, and has kept up
regular correspondence with the lady since.
The parents of the bride were perfectly satisfied
with the union, and the wedding was celebrated
at their home. Tho grocnfs present to his bride
was handsome gold ring. The newly -wedded
pair left soon after for Carlisle, where they will
board for awhile, and then commence house
keeping Mr.. Tam All Yark is said to be pious
young man Of about twenty three years Of age,
and member Of the Rresby terian Church. He
has had his queue cut off since. his arrival N
this country six years ago, and dresses la
Americans He is the owner Of two large laun-
dries in Carlisle and tea store in New York.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Bates House: Ben L. Smith, Rushville; Chas
Major, W. r. Montgomery, ShelbyvilIe; h Of
Peters and wife, England; w. " Turpin. j. G.
Lockridge, Greencastse; III. NJ Vanzandt, Har-
risburg, Pa. w. H. West, Franklin; 3. R. Ellis.
Louisville, Ky,
Grand Hotel: J. A. McGregor, Columbus;
D. s. Bell and wife, Terre Haute; D. A. Purvi-
ance, Huntington; w. A. Harshman, North
Vernon; G. G. Hudson, Kokomo; T. Truedley,
Union City r, A. Brennan, PoseyvilEe; S. s.
Ford. Richmond F. NJ Ranfill, Columbus; A.
N. Henshaw, Dunrieth; Geo. H. Forsyth. Boston;
Chas. B. 1ielish. Cincinnati; III. 4 ShinkIe, J.
K. Chapman, Dayton, o.; VIM Flannelly, st.
Louis G. B. Sherman, Buffalo; John Sanford,
St. Lopis; A j. Sprague, Toledo; w. d Stansi-
fer, Columbus; w. j. Berg, Louisville; GEO. B.
Johnson Boston; S. M Peck, Geo. Fox, Cincin-
natl
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An Irish maine. brigade.

Troy. NJ Y, July IAN Irish Blaine and
Logan brigade has been organized in this city
Every man Of this brigade, now over 100 strong.
has always voted, the Democratic ticket. IL is
crease to 500 Of 1000, now that the bail is roll
ing Leading membeRs Of all the prominent
ffis societies in the city are in the ranks Of the
briead9 81.
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Base aa1I To-par.

This afternoon. weather permitting, the Iudi
annapolis and Washington clubs viii meet again,
at the Seyenth-street grounds McKeon and
Keenan, will be the battery for indianapolis and
Barr and HUMPHREYS for Washington. Barr is
the citizen who proved 50 troublesome to the
Hoosisr sluggers on their recent eastern trip.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-08

a speca; meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen
was held, to approve number Of bonds for
street improvement contracts, and to pass the
appropriation ordinances. The ordinances grant
ing the Baltimore & Ohio, and the Merchants
and Bankers Dispatch Telegraph companies the
right to maintain their poles in the streets and
alleys Of the city, were passed No business az
any greater Importance was transacted, and the
board adiourAed saaly.
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PERSONAL MRNFIoN.

Rev George Edward Walk, of Louisville, is
spending the week with his parents on Belle
fontaine street
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FOR SALE Or TRADE,

I1SOR. SALE OR TRADE FOR. STOCK OF GOODS
Ind. s. G. DopDS = CO., Bl9smiAgtop, Ind,
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w ritY, prouptY at the lowest rates for long on
short time THOS. @ DAY 8 CO., ~ East Market
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N hold goods We VIII sell at the residence, No.
172 broadway, on Wednesday morning.. July 8. at
10 O'clock nice collection Of household furniture
very elegant Emerson square piano, 13 octaves;
choice paror suit Of seven pieces. paror furniture
hat rack, extension table. patent rockers bedroom
range gas stove parlor cook stoye spring mattresses
rockers china, pillows curtains, DOORS table
linen eo1nforts Blankets pictures, sheets etc; also
at III o clock sharp, ons single rockaway carriage.
Terms cash Sale positive HUNT & MccURDYs
Auctioneers
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fXE city and farm property in Indiana and Ohio.
Low interest JOS a. MOORE, 81 East AIaRket
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ERST-MoRTGAGE NOTES BOUGHT LOANS
IF made on the installment plan, by FRANCES
SAITH 8 CO., 96lo East Market street.
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ITO L0AN-MONEY. ON FARMS OR CITY
property, at low rate Of interest. D. II. WTLES
Room l, Odd-fellovsl Block.
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AUCTION SALES.

HUNT 8, McCURDY, REAL ESTATE AND GEN.
eral Auctioneers, No. SB East Washington street
Stocks of merchandise IN city country bought out
right for cash.
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TfOR SAIIE-ABOUT FIVE THOUSAND TONS
G English lake ice inquire of JOS. A. MOORE,
50 East Market strest. Indianapolis. Ind
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EOR SALE HOUSES, AND LOTS IN ALL
Il parts Of the city. BARNARD g SAYLES 20
and7z East Market street
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NEONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTER,
III est. J. W. WILLIAMS 3 CO., 3 and A Vfnton
Block
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TfOR SAEE-SPRCTAL BARGAINS. IN SECOND
j hand or new Engines, Boilers, Saw-milTs Head
ing and Stape Maehenery. HADE1EY. WRIGHT 81
CO., 113 and 125 s. Tennessee street, Indianapolis.
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T1OR SALK-oNLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
e the Weekly Indiana State Journal. Send for it.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

NJ and A n; Special meeting this eTuesdayl evening
JOHN II. HEAVIN. W. NJ
A. L. SToNER. Secretary.
FASONIC-ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS RA-
1Nl per Gonlmaudery No. L. K T. Stated eonclave
in Masonic Temple this CTnesdayl evening, at 7;45
FRANK p, WOoLIEN, ID. q.
WILLIAM Il. SMYTHE. Recorder.
WANTED.
yXTANTED-TOs BUY CLAIMS ON INDIANA
w Banking Co. d. II. WIIAES, Room /, 0dd-fe~
lows Block.
| WANTED CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER N
w the West, the Weekly Indiana State Journal.
One dollar per year
WTAETED-BY THE CAR-LOAD-oNE INCH
dress TUCKER& DORSEY MFG co, Indianapolis
MANUFACTURERS 10 CANVAS FOR THE
f Nv lives of Blaine and Logan; rapid sales and
large profits strike quick. Gallon or address BRANDT
y BRUCE, 43 Thorpe Block, Indianapolis, Ind
w ANTEDAA NUMBER OF GOOD, SOBER
w iourneynlen Timers. to whom steady employ
ment will be furnished. Men influenced or allied by
trades unions need not apply. Address x. @. d. Gin
cinnati, o.
WANTED-LADY AGENTs-NOVELTIES IN
w ladies' and children's underwear. Investments
doubled. Outsell. everything Agents make $3.50
monthly. Address, with stamp, CAMPBELL CO..
8 South May street, Chicago.
N1AETED-TO KNOW THE ADDRESS OR
w whereabouts of Mrs. Mary E. Akins owner Of
lot No. 10 IN Smith & Purces addftan to North In
dianapolis. Anyone knowing her address will please
write 70 Z: u. DAN. North Insiianapolis, Ind.
INDIANA BANKING co. CLAIMS BOUGHT. T.
i G. HoWLETT, 8 Condit Block.
11o I0AN-MONEY- CITY PROPERTY. e.
i G. HoWLEFT 8 condt Block
Mooney TOIIOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF IN.
M terest. E. B, MARTINDALE& SONS,
NEoNEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTER.
Block
no LOAN--MONEY, ON FARMS OR CITY
property, at a low rate of interest d. II. WTLES,
Room l, Oddfeows Block
EIRSTMoRTGAGE NOTES BOUGHT: LOANS
il made on the instalment plan, by FRANCIS
SAITH CO., 86lo East Market street.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE OF
WI city and farm property in Indiana and Ohio
Low interest JOS. a. MOORE, 81 East AEaHkes
street.
WE WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM SECU.
w ritY, ErouptiY at the lowest rates for long or
short time. THOS O. DAY 8 co., ~ East Market
street. 6
FOR SALE.
TpoR sAIH-oNLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
i the Weekly Indiana State Journal. Send for it.
LOB SALE HOUSES AND LOTS M ALI.
and n East Market street.
TlOR SALE-ABOUT FIVE THOUSAND TONS
JIG English FAKE ice. Inquire of JOS A. MOORE,
81 East Market strest, Indianspolis, Ind
IfORSALE-SPRCTAL BARGAINS IN SECOND
I hand or new Engines, Boilers, Saw-milIs. Head
ing and Stave Mach;Hery. HADIxEXs WRIGHT 81
CO., 113 and 20 s. Tennessee street. Indianapolis
T1OR SALE no PRINTERS AND PUBLISH
IL ers--A complete Campbsll @ hinder Press. nearly
new size 1880 will be sold on easy terms to good
party. Address T, A. GOODWIN, Thorpe Block, In
annapolis, Ind.
EOR SALE-FIRST-C CLASS IMPROVED FARM
It Of 100 acres In Madison county SIX miles from
Anderson, with every convenience For particulars
inquire Of or Address SEBASTIAN GRADER, Bruin
Madison county,, Ind
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EOR SALE-FIRST-C CLASS IMPROVED FARM
It Of 100 acres In Madison county SIX miles from
Anderson, with every convenience For particulars
inquire Of or Address SEBASTIAN GRADER, Bruin,
Madison county, Ind
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1FONEY TO LOAN. AT LOWEST RATE OF IN
M terest. f. 3, ALARTINDAIIE s. SONS,
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TN0R SALE-TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISH
IL ers--A complete Carnpbell Cylinder Press nearly
new; size 32x5O; will be sold easy terms to good
party Address 7, A. GOODWIN, Thorpe Block, In
dianapolis, Ind.
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w ANTEDAA NUdBER OF GOOD, SOBER
w iourneyInen Timers. to whom steady employ
ment will be furnished. Men influenced or allied by
trades unions need not apply Address x O. d., Gin
cinnati, O.
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mo LoAN-MoNEY- CITY PROPERTY. e.
i C. H0WLEFT, 6 Condit Block
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NTAETED-BY THE CAR-LOAD-ONE INCH
wv dry cherry Trejects,r state price delivered AID
dress fuckers DORSEY MFG CO., Indianapolis
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INDIANA BANKING co. CLAIMS BOUGHT E.
i G. H0WLETT 8 Condit Block.
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w ANTED-AGENTS TO CANVAS FOR THE
wv lives of Blaine and Logan; rapid sales and
large profits strike quick ON or address BRANDT
BRUCE 43 Thorpe Block indianapolis, Ind.
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WANTED.

XITANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
w the West the Weekly Indiana State Journal
One dollar per year.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-04-16

The Franklin Nelcs mentions,
among others, the candidacy of Prof
w. G.. Ladds for the office of County
Superintendent of VeDango county.
Nothing would please the many old
friends of Prof Ladds in this section
more than TO hear of bis success in
this direction. An educator of ripe
experience, he has served in the
harness long and we'll, and Venango
would do herself proud by comforting
the honor upon such a worthy man.
-Ballou's monthly magazine for
May opens with an illustrated article
on Lace aud Lace Making" which
is very instructive then follows "On
Land aud Sea; or, California in the
Years 1S43, IA, 49," by William H.
Thomes, auther of "The Belle Of
Australia" and Life in the East
Indies" This narrative continues to
grow in interest and fun as it pro.
ceeds. There is the usual number of
short, spicy stories, poems, tsayels,
useful hints, housekeeping department,
Illustrations, etc. The price of Bal.
lou's is only $3.50 per year. Pub.
lished by Tbomes & Talbot, % Haw.
ley Street, Boston.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-04-16
OIL NOTES..

johnson, Murphy & Co.'s wildcat,
on lot 1861, Forest County, is reported
shut down, and a mystery. A year
ago several of the scouts organized the
the HOoGoo Oil Company, and drilled
a we'll on tract 1868. 1t was drilled
down to the Elk County sand and
abandoned. At the proper level the
drill passed through the Cherry Grove
sand, and a small show of oil was
found in il, but it was never tested
there. The johnson we'll was drilled,
to the west of this, in hopes of finding
the Cherry Grove sand there.
Grandin twenty.three is through the
sand and did not get the good streak
at the bottom of the sand. 1t made
1876 barrels the first twenty-four hours,
according to gauge.
The Derrick gives the gauges of the
Balltown and Cooper fields, April 10th,
as follows: Balltown, rs wells, g..
553 barrels Cooper, 1874 wells, 4,SS1
barrels; total, 272 wells, Z, ,434 barrels.
The gauges of the same field March
goth we're Ralltown, 76 wells 1877
barrels; Cooper, 1S2 wells, 5,95S bar.
rels (; total, 25S wells, 1885 barrels.
These two reports show an increase o?
IA wells, and decline of 901 barrels.
Balltown shows a decline of 824 bar.
rels, and Cooper tract decline of II
barrels. Two new wells were added
to the list in Balltown and twelve on
the Cooper tract. In Balltown twenty
three wells have been torpedoed since
the last report, and twenty two on the
Cooper tract. At Balltown some OF
the wells, and principally those along
the line where the Howe and the Por.
cupine Oil Companies properties join,
have been torpedoed so often, that
nitro glycerine has very little effect
on them now.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-04-16
PROCEEDINGS.

OF Capt. Geo. Stow Post, No. 274,
G. A. r., at their April meeting,
1884:
Post assembled at Headquarters
and was called to order by Comman.
der Bovard. Adjutant's report cf
the last meeting read and approved
In the absence of Chaplain Henry
Rhodes, Comrade S. j. Setley acted as
Chaplain.
Upon motion it was resolved that the
Post take some measure with regard
to the proper observance of Memorial
Day, to be perfected at the next meet
ing. S. V. g., Geo. Carr, moved that
the Hickory brass band be invited to
attend at Tionesta on Memorial Day,
and we accept their voluntary pro-
posal to do so. 1t was further resolv-
ed that au invitation be extended to
Rev. Riley, of Brackville, to deliver
the address on Memorial Day, and
that the Adjutant notify him accor-
dinghy, Also resolved that the Choir
Of the two churches of Tionesta, who
furnished us the music last year, be
invited to again favor Us by the sing
ing of odes on said day.
After some business transactions Of
minor importance the Post adjourned
closing iu regular form.