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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10
K "Ah," said old Mrs. Rose

ES "Ah," said old Mrs. Rosenbury
Charming is great thing I've often felt the
need of it. Why, would you believe it, Iln
now sixty years old, and only know the
names Of three months in the year, and them
is Spring, Fall and Autumn. l larnt the the
names of them when / was little bit Of q
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10

BE PoLIrE,-Study the grace, not the gra-
ces OF the dancing master, of bowing and scra-
ping not of the fobbish etiquette Of a Ches-
terfield, but the benevolenOe, the grace of
the true heart, whatever things are true,
honest, just, pure, lovely, and of good report.
The true secret of poiteness is to please to
make happy flowing from goodneis Of heart, a
fountain of love. s8
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10

C. Alum or vinegar is good to set col.
crs, red, green, or yellow, So, s' ar ei}
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10
Price One Dollar.

Eg Cut this notice out if you desire DR.. Har-
rsys Pills or Book, and if you cannot procure
them Of your druggists, do not take any other for
some dealers rhO are unprincipLed loM recomsnd
other Female Pills, they can make larger proft
en-but enclose the money and send direct to
DR.. j. BYRAN. General agent,
Bo 5079. 76 Ceder Street, MY,
Who will take all risk if properly directed and
you will receive them post paid securely sealed
from observation, by ret urn mail
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY,
DEMAS BARNES CO., NEW YORK,
Wholesale Age ats.
tv4n2Sy.l
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10
NEW SERIES,

Terms copy year, lin advance) $500.
net pain within six months, $3.50 will be charged
NO paper will be DISCONTINUED, until all
rsaragss are paid unless at the option of publisher
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10
FEMALE DIFFICULTIES.

All who have used DIR, HARvEY's FEMALE PILLS
recommend them to others. Nurses recommend
them-DruggiStS and Dealers recommend them in
preferences other medicines because of their merits
No lady objects to take them for they elegantly
PREPARED BY AN EXPERIENCED CHEMIST
They ar perfectly harmless on the system, may
be taken at any time with perfect safety bah dur
ing the early stages Of Pregnancy they should
not be taken or miscarriage may be the result
They never cause any sickness, pain or distress.
Each box contains sixty pills and full directions
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10

in strengthening and restoring the system. Thous-
ands of ladies who hav suffered for years and tried
various other remedies in vain, owe a renewal of
their health and strength wholly to the efficacy of
DR. HARVEYS FEMALE PILLS.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10

Iney are not a new discovery but long tried rem
edy-the celebrated
DIR, JOHN HARVEX,
one Of the most eminent physicians, prescribed them
for many years in his private practice and no ply
stefan was more truly popular wi ely known than
hSm in the treatment Cf
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10

aas 'a7a's1 3 s1a'g1ss Hso - . stasgss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02

IL heartily, as they also have an eye to
business, which IS as discerning as that
of old Argus himself
The Fairmont National seconds the
move for this railroad in along article.
John a. Gay and wife, of 1Iononga-
liza county, were lost on the steamer
Brother Jonathan, in the ll-fated wreck
offthe coastof California. They were
married, only, about eight weeks ago.
The Post notices as a. Hfalse report'' a
rumor that the Fairmont Bank will not
redeem its notes unless presented by
the first of September-yesterday. OF
courte such report could not be other
than false. Who ever heard of banks
thus limiting their liabilityR
In Marion county dogs are taxed as
follows: first dog so cents; every addi-
tional one75 cents.
GENERAL MUsrER.-A general mus
ter and inspection of arms of the 23d
regiment West Virginia militia viii
come off ut this place on the eth of Sep
tember.-G ftoiI Enterprise.
A grand barbecue is to come off be
tween this place and Fetterman on the
uth and 18th inst.7Sdnle paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02
News Prom the Interior.

There was a meeting of Episcopal
clergymen at Clarksburg on the 9th.
to take measures relative to establish.
ing separate diocese in West Virginia.
The Telegraph says that nothing par
ticular was done. 1t also expresses the
opinion (the editor and his family are
members of that Church, that nthere Ia
a rebel element in the church orpa-
MIXING in this State, that is endeayor-
ing to play game for Nomination.
de further declares against Bishop
Johns having anything to do with the
church in this State, saying that while
n prisoner OF war he witnessed too
much of that prelate's "diabolism. /"
The article concludes thus:
, Loyalty is part of Christianity. and
disloyalty the work of the devil, and
the churches must be purged OF all Clfs-
loyalty before they can be pure.
There was a railroad meeting in
Clarksburg on the Goth at which the
following resolution was passed;
That It is important To the inte-ost ,r
this State that Railroad nom Rio
Sandy by way of Charleston to some
point on tho n. w. V. r, r., should be
CONSTRUCTED.
Col. Northeott, editor of the TIE
gFaph, declines in a card, o,be a candi-.
date for the State Senate.
Capt. J. II. Brister, late of the 18th
regiment, is spoken of us q candidate
for the Legislature from Taylor county.
F. Berlin is mentioned as a candidate
for the Senate from Upshur.s
The Morgantown Post this week nrpes
anew the building of a railroad nom
Uniontown, Pa. through AIorgantown
to Fairmont. We quote as follows rom.
it's article:. Tg4
1t will be seen that this route inter
seSts the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
at Fairmont, and from thence Il Vgonldl
necessarily, for the present at least. he
the route to the rapidly rising city al
Rarkersburg. Being the shortest routeI
nom the Northern section that co11cs,I-
trates at Pittsburgh, It would be the
tavortte route nom thence to the StStes
OF kentucky and Tennessee, as also
southern Ohio 1t would avoid fhSt
monstrous and terrific circumbendibns
OF road from Pittsbnrg to Bellair.
Ohio which Is the eyesore of trnyeleras
ana the terror OF consignees. The nal
timore and Ohio road would enter into
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02
Ne lad a Yisit, on yesterday, from

WE had a visit, on yesterday, from
Hon. BENJAMIN Stanton, of Ohio, menu
Der Of Congress from that State in the
memorable session of 1901, andone
of the ablest members, too, and after
wards Lieutenant Governoro of the State
on the ticket with Governor Tod. He
has located, for the time being, in Mar
tinsburg, in this State, to attend to a
large amount OF law practice growing
out Of the war, and thinks It probable
that he win remain permanently in
West Virginia, Mr.. Stanton was one
of the ablest lawyers in Ohio, and Will
be decided acquisition to the bar of
our State, If he remains among us.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02
NFw Yopr Oot no Iooo

This certifies that ] have been mt in the
habit of using the Samburg wine pro-
duced by A. Speer in Passaic, Il. T..
from the Portugal fruit, and have
found it an excellent stomachic and
hnesgentle stimuIant and tonic. 1t is
especially useful in cases of great nerv-
Gus debility in lung and stomach weak
a. D. WnsoN, 18th street, N. Y.
Sold by I. ii. Logan d Co., and Iso-
gan, List d Co., Druggists. Also by p.
booking. 1td&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02
Abont RnsIneas.

buHlueSS ludtbtES BIJetlA AOE .bAloAA7
selves here in Wheeling, on the streets,
in the stores, shops and factories. We
presume that in all departments OF
trade the wheels never ran much
smoother or much more satisfactorily
Away from home we read of the same
state of things prevailing in almost
every locality. Even from the South
comes the bnsy hum. The. Rich
m0nd, Charleston, Mobile and New
Orleans papers are thickly studded with
advertisements, the true test of the life
and business of a town or city. The
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle says that there
are neither houses nor stores enough
in that city. The demand for stores is
so great there that rents have risen 800
or 400 per cent. beyond the prices OBJ
tained before the war. The same paper
says that steamboats, are making from
$4,000 to $40, 900 the round trip between
Augusta and Savannah, and cannot
carry all the freight that offers.
The New York papers speak in what
we suspect to bio almost extravaganza
terms, of the business doing in that
city. For instance the Express, of
Thursday, says that
The leading railways out of that city
are crowded with freight bound west
and south, and the rolling stock of the
different companies is taxed to its ut
most activity. In dry goods the trade
Is unRb8ted. Many jobbing houses are
to work nearly all night
in order to get their sales up. Some
of the large firms have actually been
compelled to stop their sales in the
middle of the day, till the goods already
sold could be entered and shipped. The
leading houses are now frequently re-
alizing $25, 600 to $50, 600 per day. The
is from all sections, but the
South Is taking an iIITtnense amount of
goods. Merchants from the Southern
States come here prepared to pay up
portions, and in some cases, the whole
of their old Indebtedness. They are
generally provided with receipts Of cot
ton, rice and tobacco, and the amount
of produce in the South Is much larger
tlltIEl was anticipated. The cash system
Is all the rage. Probably tl,roolfonrt
Of the business is now done for cash.
The supply of goods, both foreign and
is not equal to the demand,
and the stock is unusually light for the
season. The market is very firm for
everything, and prices are gradually
The auction sale OF French
goods Yesterday was a complete sue
cess, and there was an advance OF to.
Is per cent. right through the catalogue,
with a rush for merinos. The book
trade never was SO nctlYe as NJ present,
md some of the principal establish
ments are running their presses extra
time In the boot and shoe trade there
is a worry heavy business, goods being
freely distributed all over the country,
especially South
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02
Desirable Country Resfdanoa fnr Sale

I LLSEIL THEHoUSRA fEDGRoTTND
j on which now Tesi( 3 locatefI ON ne. SI1Ito
river o half mile above BenwoOd, Marshall
county Wet Va; known as the BLAKE
FtopeFty.i Inc mouse contains seven rooms
Win hau and poBcheS-is subst antially builf
OF pr1ck and In good repair. On the oreIni-
suitable ont houses q bearing orIhard off1S
eellent muit, anda never failing well OF good
For terms apply to the undersigned on the
premises on ut the Beuwood Iron Works Of.
nee SO. 6S Main street BENJ. FISHER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02

( The ''radical' temperance people are
circulating a petition to Congress de
manding that all civil and military
officers of the United States shall be
required to take the oath of total absti-
nence before being permitted to qualify.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02
Mount de ChantaI.

ON MoNDAYl, SEPTEMBER 4THl AT 4
" oSiocA IN me morning, aconveyance VIII
1tItlls LOT such pupils as wish to attend tho
sSnooL g aY-scholars. Those who do NOT de-
TO bring their dinner. The same e6nvevanSs
on leaving the City will stop for d few mo-
menus AZ Mellors Music Store ON Main street
Iof Lne convenience OF those who can mon
Easily assemble there. At hhif past four IN
me evening the same will leave Monnt "a
SLillltl.l ior healing. These, at the triffnR
7 ssl y rS for every day. In the week. exc
se sl! ny SATURDAY, which VIII be d holiday,
aud IN only day for tho reception OF Visiff,fs
Persons nom o distance or on hi1siI,.stS -
course nre not included In this arranTsInsiIf
q For further particulars INQUIRE ~ EfeiioTis
Ian an. near lle me catheSital. ahe5s!iw VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02
e u r E KAll aa
THE
NFAIlIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE!
This is no Hair Dive.

uHE nnIENsE SUCCESS WITH WHICH
this Preparation has met during the short
time Il has been before the public, has induced
the thonsands, and tens Of thousand, who
nounce It the ONLY and TRUE Hair RestOr.
alive The Eureka has been introduced Into
all the principal cities both East and West,
and having faithfully performed all that Is
claimed for II, has superseded all other Hair
Preparations, The Eureka restores Gray Hair.
falling out, by causing q healthy condition OF
the scalp, imparting TO the hair softness,
and CLOS, and youthful appearance that no
other Hair Preparations can produce. The
Eureka + NEE from all impurities OF poison
ous drugs, and can be used without soiling
scalp or hands.
tail, by ROBERT FISHER, Sole Agent,
No. . North Fifth street, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by I. a. Logan
& Co, nAd Logan, List & Co., agents for
Wheeling, West Va. Sold also by +. Book
ing. -sep2-3md&M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02

IT is said that the terrible accident on
the Long Island railroad was owing in
part, to the extraordinary fact that one
of the trains was on time. The engi-
neer of the other train supposing that
the first train was asusual behind time,
pushed ahead, as he had no right to do,
and SO the collision took place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02
IA Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
wv many friends and Patrons OF Jeremiah
Clemens, (deceasetD for the liberal patron,
age bestowed on him while In our midst, anu
lie that we intend to carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery business in all its branches
we hone by strict attention TO business 10
merit 4 continuance of the patronage beStoW-
ed ON him. j. CLEMENS & 90.
N.B-We also intend to carry on the IN
iiertaking Business as before. We keep con
and other Coffins. aug2i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02
Notice to Commissioners in
Unorganized Counties.

O111QE s9clkErARY or THE STATE
wheeling, August 81, is65.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE coIJNTTFs
Wlllen nave not yet held their INST eie6s
1Sl m I'm procure the necessary Poll B6Oirs
i1SSh44!y Sllpefs and Forms, which &C Is Faafle
=, -, GUY BY lNv 70 provide, by Application
~ ~ lllls ONCE stating the number % TofinSy
RLaaS4z 70 pc supplied, and directing how fl1s
ron Book, etc. shall be sent y 80 80
-, GRANVILLE D. HALL
SsPAsAhaeW Secretary Of the StRte
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02
By the Governor Of West Virginia
APPROXIMATION.

NV HEREAst AN ORIGINAL. VACANCY
exists In the ONCE Judge for the Ninth
Su9llel1l Circuit and n vacancy has been oe-
IN tle ONCE Of Judge for the Tenth
SSuulcial Circuit by the removal by the d fa,is-
Aatttt.SSt OF John w. Kennedy, from said Office
TISotn OF which vacancies have been tenn
RoLeFlIy tlIled in the manner prescribed by
INV AND, whereas, It Is made the duty 81
s sIit SIoEernor to give notice Of such Yacan-
Sies ~ proclamation, and by the same 10
lpIoinS some day, not less than thirty nor
5 5 5lan sixty days nom the date thereof
NoWt Therefore, i, Arthur 1. Foreman Gov
ernor OF the State OF West Virginia. Re6eh,,
give notice OF the vacancies existing ne afSrt5
slhd, and appoint Thursday, the Tween y-si1s h
gay oIOctOleF next for hold ding elections ~ mi
SAD VACANCIES, And the supervisor nnsI IN
Spectofs OF election nteaeh voting place vim
IN tne several counties composing thes Mini,
anu Genth Judicial Circuits are heFebv diTaTf1
ca 70 mold elections at their several iSlSceS "a
young ON the day and for the ONCE he,s,,It
OeioFespecined, md to MAX e due return fIIs1o
o. N occorunnee with section foFfV-fhroa ~
SNAPPER one hundred OF the Acts OF sigisfssy1.
hundred and siXty-fhfee = - = itee1
-, IN UeStlEnony whereof / hive hero
Z LIS tuuIo SET my hand and caused tbe S1slI
o. lne said State to be affixed al tI,e
az S9plta In the City of Wheelints fIi3s
d0y5Of August In the Sssai. ar ,,,
1SottIs elEh1een hundred and isiNfv.fivss M
OF the state the third - -e' anu
!, no. ARTHUR I. BoREbIAN.
senl-lmd&w -. "a tne s stt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02

1AsoR GESERA1. HooKTp i .,,,,. :.
N ia' :. J, young, rich, and pretty widow
U.s. Ia &. Louis. BE viii no doubt fsnc,.
, y higher above the clouds, thar
ne was at Lookout Mountain 'n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02

A MEMBER of the Signal Corps, in re-
ply TO the statement OF the Chicago Re
Pi'o.tedn that the messages were nh
read oy the enemy, says that tho chief
s 3 officer under Lee, confessed that
the rebels could not read our SIGNALS
s,sa.ll We're sent in eypher. He also
atnrms that during the investment of
fe'ers0pEg and Richmond, all the mes
sages sent by, the rebels each 5lay were
laid before Gen. Meade before O'Clock
slch evening, though during the winter
tne Sode was changed four times
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02
AGENTS WANTED.
h FOR
" The Secret Service. The
Field The Dungeon, and
The Escape.o

by Albert ID. Richardson.
". Y. Tribune OotTespoaieyit. Z =
TNHE MOST INTERESTING AND ExoTT-
II ing book ever published embracinP Mr.
fachPlusons unparalleled experience for four
yeaIS, travelling through the South in the Sc
cTet service Of the Tribune at the outbreak of
the war, with our armies and fleets both East
ana West during the hrst two yeors of the
Rebelton; his thrilling capture; hts confine-
ment for twenty months In seven different
rebel prisons; his escape, md almost miTacti-
lous journey by night of nearly 100 ,fnfIes IT.
VIII abound In stirring events and contain
more ofthe fact, Incident, and romance ofthe
WAL man any other work yet published.
especially returned and disabled ofIicers and
soldiers, In want Of profitable employment
VIII hnd u peculiarly adapted to their co1tiiSSI
ton. We have agents clearing $50 per ifionffi.i
y men We VII prove TO any Doubling applil
cant Senator circulnrA. Address
- 8 ~ JONES' BROS. & CO..
Y, cot 9Th and Minor SITS. Phila., Pa.
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! a hAskER 8 taking $50 negroes from,
, snsnia TO Maine to employ them "a
,Sooa choppers, They viii think Of tbs
s s,. potato patch before the winter Is
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IAIEIA-

:
wiz Or Alex S Rs9iett sfH n lie s SEE
of her age. = -
The funeral VIII take place nom the reSi-
dence of her late husband ON Water street.
Centre Wheeling, this, Saturday. afternoon
at O'Clock The hriendsof the family are ne.
spectfully invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02

The question what shall be done
with the freedmen-n question SO
alarming to those who deemed slavery.
the natural condition of a large part of
the human rnce-is very satisfactorily
settling itself. Tho demand upon the
Freedmen's Bureau for lnborers ex-
ceeds the supply, and orders have been
sont south to forward all the unem-
ployed negroes, to meet the constant
requirements upon tina Bureau. This
is very different from what was pre-
dicted by the defenders of slavery; this
does not realize the picture, so wildly
drawn, of negroes starving, or living
by thteving. But 1t indicates the evil
dent law OF nature that a man who is
willing to work will find work to do,
and the result win soon vihdicate the
other law that man will work better
for himself than for another. We do
not anticipate a great immigration of
negroes from the south to the north:
the tide is more likely, in the end. to
turn the other way. The southern eli
mate is better adapted to the race and
they will be needed there, even more
than they are here. Butnorth or south.
east or west, black or white, man or
woman, two stout arms, impeIled by a
willing mind, will find enough to do
and ample reward for their toll. If no
more difficult problem agitated the pub
lie mind than how honest labor shall
receive fair remuneration, there would
be little in the situation TO excite
anxiety. II there was us little doubt
how their masters VIII accept and i'm
prove their new relations, as how the
freedmen Will, Mr.. johnson and his
cabinet would have little to trouble
them in that direction.
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WANTED.

SITUATION AS AN AssIspaNTBooE.
a keeper, Clerk or Salesman in some whole
SIt n9t BY young man or this
Keeping, and feels capable OF talzinR ch1FSS5 a.
2 set OF bookS. For Information and FsSsrs
me- sI,s d9 Iil1s BOX IL Wheeling, p. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02

sFit SORGHUM.
SORGHUM: GAME MILLS, ASSORTED
SORGHUM CANE PANS, for Boiling cane
! SORGHUM CANE PANS. WIDE Sheet
non ior ak1ss q 1he e a TsssE Ed By mo
% Main street. between Monroe ard Quincy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02

poCRINGS IMPROVED FTTRNTTIiI3I
u Polish dives TO old furniture fiiei ilnns.SI
nc q new Prepared and sofa a q itf5B.
y ess9 uuol Fellow Han Drug Store aneSl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02

From ne Marietta Re6iaeT Of yesterday.
The Marietta Petroleum Exchange"
will meet on Saturday night of this
week, at its new rooms in the second
story of the building fitting up for the
First National Bank, corner of Front
very pleasant, and a grand time is e1-
pected. Our business men are cordial
ly invited to be present.
The "feeling'' here among OIL Men Is
decidedly improved, of late. The pros
poets are encouraging. The strikes are
numerous, and 'sshows" gratifying.
The well of the Duck Creek Valley
Oil Co., struck last week, near NIackS-
burg, is believed to be u splendid one.
The fire disarranged matters consider
ably, still it has continued flowing. 1t
will be fully tested this week. The
company is from Pittsburgh.
The French and Newell's Run Oil
Company=a Philadelphia company,
which we mentioned u week or two
since as striking a fine well-has reason
to be rejoiced. 1t is called the 'NOble
MelI:~ In fourteen hours pumping,
last Friday, seventy barrels of oil were
obtained-grnVity forty.
The tBlair Well, !" on Hughes river,
West Va, $50 feet deep, struck recently,
flowed eight or ten barrels of oil per
day, for some two weeks, and is prob
ably being pumped by this time.
ANOTHER New WELL.-Oil was
struck at 1853 feet deep few days ago,
in n we'll belonging to VIM. Finlay, OF
this place, on the filrm of Wesley ReclS-
ard, about three miles east of town. 1t
pumped three barrels of oil in less than
a day, and has good prospects, as we
learn.
Anew oil we'll has been struck on
Whipple RuH-factS hereafter
!. FROM GREENE COUNTY, Pave
learn that on Tuesday night last the
Vance well' on Little Whitley creek,
near the Willow Tree tavern, COM
lnenced fine flow ofoil, Fms
Another we'll in the same neighbor-
hood, called the "Gnrwood welI,' on
the farm of Stephenson Garrard, is said
to have had good strike, within the
last two or three days. This would
seem to place beyond question the
availability of Little Whitley creek MS
n reliable oil region. 1t is the next
parallel stream, north, with Dunkard
creek, and separated from it by a series
OF sharp ridges.
Another strike WINS made on the Ma
pie farm, within the past week, ut only
about 150 feet.
We have heard of two or three addi-
tional strikes, on Dnnkard creek, with
in the past week. WdylieS5itT5 Afes-
senge'-, 80th.
Iris said that the terrible accident on
the Long Island railroad was owing in
part, to tho extraordinary fact that one
of the trains was on time. The enei-
neer of the other train surprising that