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Il. Il. Ea.1, EaiIos
The Pacific Ea,Iroad Co mried.

The Pacific Railroad celeblatiolon Sat. |
nrdav in San Francisco was one IL to be
remembered. The day was usbc. in by a
salute of one hundrrd guns. Anoon all J
! d" federal irtt In the harbor Urea salute
the bells of the city were set reing ana
wills les scr.amn. Al nj 1T ie who o
city was illuminated, presen ting brilliant
appearance. The procession wathe larg-
: cs! and most enthusiastic ever Lncssed in
san Francisco. Tn" people we willing
, and eager to observe an event so much
importance 10 IBIS city and the lcitic coast,
and turned uut IN r.asse. hsiness was
< neralIy suspended and -arlyvery citi-
. zen exhibited hearty interest "a tho dem
ynstration.
The military and civic diapia as grand:
. In addition 10 the Sa.o miliry, all the
available Cniied States troops rom the diff
lrrcHt "nlts participated IN sb demonstra-
,ion, while the civic societies trned out in
full ranks. The city and haror presented
. magnificent sight during thelay. it beirg
| draped with banners Of ever, nation and
ihrougel with excited, jeyocspeopie. The
shipping was i'eSsrd IN line ssle.
A despatch from the junc,in Of the roads
announcing the driving Of the last spike oi
tho Central Pacific Rairoal ut 10 a. m .
sent thrill of joy through tb, city. Aeon
gratnlatcry message was transmitted to the
direc tors at the Cen IA tactic and Uni' r
Al Sacramento Il q event was c4l-dra,et
in CRANE and enthusiastic manner. Th,
| Grant Lodl > OF odd Fellows. in session u
that city. accepted an invitation to atten,
the Sacramento demonstration. The line
"f travel were thrown open free to the pul.
lie and immense numbers of people took al
vantage OF the circu'ls,ances and hocke,
thither. Tie Central Pacific had thirty 10
c"motiyes gnily deckci snd RANGED On ;h,
city trontand Iro sigma. gun announcing "a,
driving of the last s',iln ~ ~ road. tie lr
cpwotivc3 olcn'd ltt't cAolu. OF whistles
ana all the bells and whistles in the cit,
joined in
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RAILROADS.
DUFFALO AND ERlE RAILROAD.

On and after Monday, Nov. 2ard, 1868,
niger Trains will run on this road al follows:
LEAVE HRIE--aoINa EAST.
fA A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping a.
~ Ripley, Westfeld, 'Dunkirk and Silye.-
creek, arriving at Buffalo at 4.45 a. NJ.
Xxx A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop
OS Ping at westHeld, Brocton. Dunkirk, Sill
!ersrsek;; and Angola arriving In Buffalo
OS F. NJ. CINCINNAT1 EXPRESS, 6tor
'DO ping at Northeast, Wes'hcld, Brocton.
Dunkirk and Sivercreek, and arrives At
Buhalo at 1o,45 p. NJ. "
mn 4, NJ, MAIL AND ACCCMMoDA'
wv TION, stopping NJ all stations, arriving al
buffalo ut lo.4O a NJ.
,AS P NJ, DAY EXPRESS. stopping a.
III Northeast, Ripley, Wesifeld, Dunkirk,
Silvercreek. and Angola, arriving Al But.
falo at 100 P. N.
~ r. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping At An.
'NC poa, Silvercreck, Dunkirk, Brocton;
Wes,feld and Northeast, arriving ut Erie
,nnP :! M n, Nail IA AND AccoMMoDA.
iVU TION, stopping al all stations, arriving
,oh <. n, TOLEDO EXPRESS. stopping =,
ioU gil stations, md arriving at Erie a. lo,2o
,no 2 F n. n. STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, stop
sUU ping at Angola, ,sivercreek, Dunkirk,
Br0cton, Westfirid and Northeast, arriv.
inp nj Erie al 10 A. NJ.
,,Dn A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS. stopping a.
~ Silvercreck, Dunkirk and Westheld, ar
irving at Erie at 4,io A. N.
,Ilroad time il 10 minutes faster tn m Eiic nine
II N BROWN, Gen'l Supt.
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THE PETROLEUM CENTRE
DAILY RECORD
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
(Sundays excepted.)
". Il. LONGWELL, Proprietor.

TERMS.
Per year PAYABLE In advance, - 0
Per month, 7s
PRlCE.LlSr OF ADVERTISING.
tTen lines Of nonpsrail mako one square)
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DUFEALO, CORRY n ElrTsBUKc
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,

Takes efcct Monday, NOVEMBER sd .SbB.
NORTHwARD - 1900.
accommodation ieavss Cory $50 =. H.; Cymcf
4, SSSPapama AIS; Sherman 4,2b; summit 6,o6
pE Mayvic $50 arriving at Brocton - 100 P, =,
Pana. N 10 10 sherman 1895 Sum nis II, 80; MAY.
Vile lilo, and arrives At Brocton u. 0
Mail leaves Cory 1,l5 p NJ, stopping N all sta
lions, arriving ct Brocton i,60P.
EOCrHwARD
Mail train leaves Brocton at 800 ~, stopping ~
Iii stations arrives at Cory at y, rs r. y.
] rs summit 3,i5; Sherman 400; rAnexA ~
| Cy,ner 436 cd arriving at COrrS q ~ p 4:;f
| Accommodation leaysa Hrueto4 Ia Z II
Weamnlit el1se
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ROCHE sTEn ITEMS.

Several Rochester amateurs are TO give
Comic English Opera at the Corinthian
Hall this week Thursday.
Tom Thumb and wife have been in Roch-
ester during the past few days
Rochester possesses clock which will
run four weeks after once winding up, and
will play foriy.eight different tunes.
Fanny Prestige, the favorite soubrette,
Is now in Rochester on visit She CON-
mences an engagement at Wallack's Thea
tire, New York, on the lst of June.
The German musical club Of Rochester
proposes to give a grand musical festival
there in July. inviting the societies of other
cities to participate. Prot. Apply Will be
! y " .ruscsl director.
| The florists of Rochester have goce aalf
crazy over the celebrated century plant
VIII. .h is now slowly blooming in that city.
! Tire Democrat Of Saturday has the following
facts ia relation to the plant: "The crowds
| tina, daily flock TO see this wonder of the
! Nay, tNluCcs Tue great lh'NiN7V v'noA ~ 80
development and progress Il is indeed an
! object OF interest to all lovers of flowers and
plants. As far as is known it is the first
that has ever flowelel in this country, and
curiosity is on ,ip-toe TO see what kind a
flower this will hc. For The benefit OF those
who have not yet seen it, we will state that
the hight OF the flower stem to-day is lew
Inches over cisit feet 1t was eight feet
YESTERDAY nat being Il cold cloudy day il
was thought the stem woaid not achieve
more than three Or four inches during the
day and night. II is rather curious fact
thatit grows just as last during the night
as 10 the heat aud light Of the sun. The
diameter of the stem at the hight OF io"l
| feet from the ground is four inches, T. {
! ont one foot in circl m 'erence. The mum
Der Of leaves on the plant is thirty; lengti
| OF leaves six feet six iuches; circumference
of plant thirty feet. So rapid has been th'
growth of this ponderous stem. that Eros
tS Co, were making preparations to rais
the roof of their house yesterday afternoon
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Brief Mention.

Cincinnati Las a spirit photographer.
The Illinois peniteniiary is orrrtlowing.
Donnelly will not run for the Minnesota
governorshp.
A Texas thief ssne 1900 cattle at once
near Fort Cobb. Great country, that,
Trevillick talked bosh to the Chicago
workingmen Saturday nj sht,
Cyrus V. Field who failed in 'Gl, has
paid up, and owns million now.
Peoria, Ill.,. has sevCnty-lye smiths and
thirteen ioueses.
Mrs. Brockway, Of Manchester, n. H.,
having reached 100 years of age, concluded
to die.
About this time look out for the annual
stories about the cotton worm, the death ct
fruit buds, &C., &C.
A Lowell bill poster having a city potiee
for milkmen stuck il on the town pumps.
Fiskville (formsrly n. Y. city, has many
empty dwellings, and landlords are sorrow
! ful.
1t is r,,mored that John Russell Young
will be sent abroad as chief Of the Tribune
corr spondencc in Europe.
The present street cry of the Metropolis;
''Shad-ohs we are and shad.ohs we purse
you
Mexican Buchanan played TO q two dol
lar house at Elmira, which is proof that
there is Justice in Israel.
Wendall Phillips talked so sweet!y ii
= Boston about Christianity, that a pretty
young lady expressed des.le TO black hi
JNotl
EGe completion Of tho Pacific Railroad i
s"nsat onal.y called ''the wedding of o.
J seas'--thc bigh srZe, We should judge, ac
= corl 10 Shows report.
Termcnl has inst had Grand lottery b
wh-4 SiJC git rng- Nor.s n half Ger
a. zee have tcou distributed among tn
., GIren MhaIun Maids.
~ Fanny Fsrn sss d TO abcminate stow
= pipes al, rwzi.ov.taiis, whict accounts Il
Paytou's rade Oh smok ing and wine-drirl
inc, ior PartOn's swallows do not alwaJ
L tel tales.
" ? Ch,tago has divorce suit in which Il
parties testified tnat their child was namt
VI Katy Mercy Jane Laura Delore Ellen |
D." La Brown This is enough to prove tn
) they oastt not to be permitted the opport
- nily to thus afflict the world again.
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TREASTRER.

Error Rrcoep:-Plcasc announce the namc o'
J. II GRANT "a n candidate for the no'ninaton inf
Coun,y Treasurer. subject to me msa'es % r IS nc
publican party. MANI " iN''-N''
Mn Enron. - please announce the nam. oi
~ / 4 CuRISTY. of oil City, IA cnnd'dae
ro nomination Of County Treasurer, subject 10 me
II ges of the Republican party
Mr. Christy is man well qualified for the posi-
ION is an ardent Republican. and wa. during 'he
war a faithful soldier. MANI 'iriH"No
NR EnrroT:-Plrase announce tn name n' "rp'
" BRIGHAM "a n candidate for County lrea-nr-
''' MANY CITIZENS.
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A MODEL ENGINE AND On WELL APPA.
RATUs TO BE RAFFLED For. There is on exhl-
bition in the room adjoining DR.. Rosling's
Office. on Washington street, model engine
with copper boiler, together with double
rig, all complete which is now 10 operation,
attracting great deal of attention. Tie
owner of tie apparatus proposes to put up
the entire rig to be drawn by rattle, 200
chances at So chance. The scheme will
he conducted in manner satisfactory to
every ticket holder, and the fortunate win
ner will certainly have valuable prize
We will refer to the matter hereafter, and
npon curiosity to call ana examine tht
aI aratus when in operation.
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OLIVE LOGAN AND TROUSERS. The New
York sun reports Olive Logan as delivering
before the Equal Rights Convention, on the
l4th. phllippic on trowseIs:
''She said: l reject the trowsers with
contempt and scorn. Men cut a sufficiently
ridiculous figure in them Themselves -
Laughter. The trouble is, they don't
like their own costume, and are envous of
our laces. jewellery, frills and dresses. (Miss
Logan was gorgeously arrayed.) "Trows-
ers. forsootb trowsers!' [Great Laughte !
Shake not thy ridiculous sarmenS q me. -
Another roar. J. No, so long as we car
have our silks, sntins ard shawl, ve wi
repulate your absurd bnascated unwhisy
erablss. Mysteries and shous.l Look .
your swo low. tail coats, s'oye-pi7a us; lp,
YOU wear your hair go shOrt-some Of you
that YOU hook -preriseiy Ike monkeys
[Lsughter1-and don wonder that one
your numLer has written Z. book slowIu
that animal 10 be the tat.er Of bis racc!-
! + Continued laughing
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT on THE ARMSTRONG
FARM.-The Titusyille Star of this morning
says: \ Mrs. Armstrong, living on the
Armstrong Farm. Pleasantville. was badly
burned q dag or two since. 1t seems that
in attempting to make the fire in the steve
burn better, bp throwing oil from can up
on it, the can suddenly exploded throwing
the burning oil over her person, setting fire
to her clothing, aud before assistance could
be rendered, she was burncd in a terrible
manner about the body. DR.. Dunlap. of
Pleasantvi!le, was called in, and rendered
all the assistance possible. She is at pres.
ent in very critical condition, and it is
feared will not recover. This is another
terrible lesson to those who will persist in
using oil to make fires with. and should
prove warning.
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Yesterday being the second day of the
Musical Convention the attendance was
somewhat larger than on the day previous.
The class is becoming more fully organized,
aud the interest manifested by the musical
fraternity Of Petroleum Centre and vicinity
has fully equaled the expectation OF all
Prof. Baker proves himself worthy the title
he bears, and hendles the class in a master
ly manner, which under his management ha
shown rapid progress.
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PROTUONOTARS.

Nn Fp.roH:-P'case announce the name OF T.. a.
CRAWFORD. Of Richmond Township. IA a can,'i
date for Prothonotary. subject t' me u-aVeS m ,he
Penrhlican Marty. SnLpIERs AND RsrUptIc,Ns
Mn FDIror-p,eqse announce the name Of TuoM
/, NJ SAGsY of Petroleum Cont-e. ss candiua'' q
for Protho,fnarv Of NenanCo County, subject TO me
usrges of the Democratic party
We a.c authorized to announce that JOSE ~ -
SMITH P-o.honn.ory of Ncnango County VIII We
rauiid,.n for re- nom mat M, for sNd Office SUD
iect Z, the u.arns OF the Rcpubfcar party.
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The New Orleans Picayune says that the
Louisiana Ice Company, IN that city, with
iaeir SIX machines in operation, manufac-
'ure seytnty-two tons per day. They can
work all the year round toe, and what they
make keeps just 3 well as any other. This
ice uudersells the Northern ice, retailing at
one cert per pound. a blocs Of ii weigh
ing three thousand pounds is now On exhi.
btjol at the Fair in that city,
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Nh Fn1ToR - Pease announce that Captain
JANTS r. GFCGIE will be y candidate for nomi-
nation for Assembly, subject TO the usiges oil the
Republican party.
Mn. Epiron:-Pleasc announce to the citizens OF
yepanco County, that WILLIAM GATES, o. Rock
ionJ To,vrship is a candidate for Member of A
semrly. subject to the usages Of ,he Renmhlican
marty. MAN ''''"'''''
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rp1roR REcoRp:-NNu will please an
rourco that JAMES W. SHAW viii be . candidate
NV nnr,,inatinn for the Office Of REGISTER ard Record
or subject TO the usPces Of the Republican party
Tho ensuing Rcrublicau Primary Election VT
Shaw was II Private in Company -, - en-
nf Gettysburg He ia comnetcnt and ohliG'rg' AMI
has served - Register and Recorder fr one term
the entire satisfaction of all who have done hn.imes'
with him NENANt'p tOtN y l.
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THE ACCIDENr ~ WILDCAT YESTERDAY
CONDITION OF Mr.. IANNEY. We referred
10 the accident which occurred yesterday
morning st ahont hat.past eight o'clock on
wildcat. Lease lS0. in which Abner Yam
ney. while engaged in drawing the tubing
from the well owned by David Yanney.
met with - serious accident. Abner Yam.
nay WAS ntanjtng AT the foot ut the derrick,
On the inside, when it broke in the centre,
and Yuaney attempted TO make his escape,
hut was caught by the upper portion oi she
derrick, striking him uaon the head, max
ing a frightrn!, wouud, the blow precepitat'
inc him in the mud with ths tiIlbers upon
him. His thigh is broken also Anothel
p,rson named George Peterson, was stand
ing ny the side of Yanuey at the time o
the accident, bnt escaped unhnrt. Jon
Gallaspe was in the top ofthe derrick whe
the centre gave way. iracturing his anki
quite severely, and also received some ii
iuries in the back. Yanney was taken
his home after the accident 10 seuseles
condition, and bis mind was impaired dul
ing the day and night.
Mr.. Tauney waa reported this mornln
as being considerably easier, although sti
suffering quite severely.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Mn CnIror:-plcase announce to The citizens o.
yenangn County that !. Y. SIGG1NS OF OIL Creek
Township is n candidate for County Commission
er subject to the usagcs Of the Republican party
Mn EnrroR Please announce the name OF II
r UIXON. of Cornpanter Township. ~ candi-
date for County Commis-ioner. snhjoct tn fh' usa
COS of the Republican partv MANY REPUBLICANS.
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Coon TEhpLAR's-ISsfALLA OF OF-

Coon Observation-Disclosures OF oF-
rrcERs.-The following officers of the Lodge
of Good Templars, of this place were insta'-
led last evening, as follows
VIC T--Y McAlpine,
Wv T-Miss Alice Artman,
W Seer. Ellis.
W T-Mrs V. McAlpine,
WC-J. D. Ellsworth.
w NV. II. Guiiiord,
W G-Miss Alice Northrup,
w Sen.-Mr. Peterma
w 4 Sec.-Miss Jennie Mapes,
M-Mrs. Ledgard,
WR S-Mrs. l.. D. Jones,
WI S-Mrs. Hoppen.
The ceremonies were conducted by Bro.
Hatch. W d. T., Of the Tarr Farm. We
are gratified to learn Of the success and pres.
ent flatteriug prospect ofthis Lodge. AmoG. :,
its members are found the first ladies' and
gentlemen of the place, and no lNnb.
under the able ana efficient management of
the newly installed Ulcers the work Of re-
foro, will coniinue to l,nrish
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July 2TsT, 1888.
Until further notice the mails will arrive at and
dcpart from this Office as follows:
ARRIVE.
sop,h md East, via. Iryineton. 10. IS A. ".
soutb and West, Mcadville sig P. VI.
North and East, Cory. 80
DEPART.
South and West, S.45 A. NJ.
Soutl East and West, $50 p. NJ
North, East and West, 1000 A. NJ.
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CaND,DACY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
STATE SENATOR.

Air EnlTor-Please announce tho name OF toi
A p p,,NcAS a. a candidate for State Senator
snbect to the usages Of the Republican party
NR FDIroR = Please announce the naina ol
,,Nrs NJ RRFDIN Of Franklin, IA u candidate
for state Senator. subject TO the ussges Of the nc
publican party MANI w '"''
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Among the latest reports of Cuhan outdt-
ting at New York is one that "a fast steam
en- wnich can mahe twenty-three miles an
hour ia ing fitted ont, nnder the charge Of
aid o, the Cuban rebels. She has 5esn v
ing in the Sound, but on MAY 18Th as
steamed up 10 New York. She has on
board two batteries fully equipped, arma,
ammunition, medicine and quantity Of
mattresses. She vii! take on board one
hundred United States veterans, and will
sail about Monday next She will clear for
have not the least suspicion concerning her.
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~" BURTON'S TOBACCO ANTIDoTE
DON'T CHEW, an antiiote for Tobacco, and DR.
JoHNsoN'S AROMATIC ANTI.ToBACCo COM.
POUND, for sale a. 4 n MILLER 4 CO'S.
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Mr. Lewis Emory, of Pioneer. made
wager with his brother, David, of 500 that
re Gould not walk from point one mile be-
hamhrrg to the Foster Farm, Pion-
Instance Of about four miles, in forty
minutes. Yesterday the trial took place
when David won the wager, having made
the distance in twenty-nine minutes.
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TIE LATEST NELoclPEDE the latest
velocipede invention IS the rocking-chair
velocipede 1t is thus described. The ma
chine is three wheeled vciocipede, and
weighs about one hundred pounds. The
rocking chair, in which the driver sits and
propells his machine. is placed between the
forward aud back wheels, and is connected
with rod TO a crank in the axle of the hind
wheels, which is the propelling power as
the chair is rocked backward and forward
by the occupant The steering apparatus is
attached 10 the forward Wheel, and the
whole operation of guiding and runnins the
machine is very simple and almost exertion-
less. II is adapted to ladies as we'll as to
gentlemen, and is said to be capable of do.
ing six miles an honr
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Divine services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at ii O'Clock A. NJ. and -
o'clock 7. N.
REv. J. T. OxroBY. Pastor.
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ROCHESTER House CHANGED HANDS
The Rochester House has changed lands.
Mr. Marshal retiring. and Mr.. Il l.. Shcr-
wood, formerly proprietor Of the Occidental
Hotel in Philadelphia, has purchased an in
terest. and is now associated with Mr..
Bradstreet, in carrying GU tue business. AL
al Of My Marshal, still we feel that in his
successor we have the same competent and
social gentleman. Mr. Bradstreet still re-
tains MS interest in the house. aud TIE new
firm of Bradstreet Il Sherwood are deserving
of and will receive the same liberal paifcn-
age the house mas always enjoyed.
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Virginia =. 1owuseGd says tie reason
her flasher is in TIE poor house, is becauee
he is insane
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All stvles Of Bank Books, Note Paper, and En-
velopes in JohbinS Lots. at
WI. NICHOLSON & co.
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THE best place i1 town to get pair Of noots
made of the best stock, that will wear well, and
warranted to fit. is at J. A. flante's Fash
ionailc Boot shop, Washington Street, Petroleum
Centre Pa. Give him trial. ecplDf
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SITS. PETER AND pAUL'S (CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at l0l4 a. IN.
Vespers and Benedction of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Casechism at p. m.
JAMES DrTNN. Pa stor
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MARBLES,
GLASS ALLIES, at A. D. MILLER ~ co.

5ardVvarc--A large assortment Of which il
being closed ont at reduced rates Mt REYNOLDS
BRoDHEAD X co.'s, No. II Centre St, OPPOSITE
the Post Office oil City, Pa.
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Good at sersr:ng acquaintanccs-the
BARRIERS,
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y. T.. CHURCH.

y. T.. CHURCH.
Services every sabbath ut II a. ". ann
7S F. n. Sabbath School attwelve O'Clock,
M. Seats Free. A cordial invitation
extended TO all
REV. C. VI. HEARD. Pastor.
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new 'o of the celebrated l. X l.. Knives jns'
received at the POST OFF r.
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pAsE BALL BATS and SCORE BOOKS, at
W II Nicholson & Cos.

SIisrjG.---r,s' week called attention 20
the Constitution Riters Of Seward Il Bentley. and
now va take pleasure in noticing their Alismn for
y . hair which is said to be very fine article for
the toilet We arc OF the opinion that the prepara
tons of & are AZ cpo1 for the reputation
they sustain ~ DRUGGISTS IL good evl'ence th't
thcy wou'd no. p1t anything in the market Of an
ordnarv chayaate. Mes'rs A. D. MILLER II co
have It for sale and hope all our friends will
try ii.
For all Bronchial affections, try Stewards Cough
Cure.
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Guitar Strings NJ ", II. Nicholson & Co.'S
w. =. NESWORTN
D1..

Receives all dailics and Illustrated Papers from New
York twice per dav and will mail any paper pub
li=hcd Illustrated weekly pa?urs, ~ le5 per three
months invariably in advance. maylI:lw.
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Time of Closing Mails.

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