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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
TRAGEDY AT TIProNvILLE.
A former Citizen OF Memphis Kills
His Brother-fn.Law-Pr $500.

Last Monday afternoon Mr.. Edward
Mooney, who formerly lived in this city,
killed his brother-in-law, William Will
liams, three miles from Tiptouville,
Obion county, on the shore of Reelfooi
Lake.
The particulars are briefly as follows
The two men met and fell out about the
division of last years crop. Mooney
used some language which caused Will
liams to take ofense, and as q means oil
pacifying Mooney, drew pistol
aud fred at him, but without effect Mr.
Mooney, regarding this as disrespectful,
drew long knife and rushed upon bis
brother-in-law and stabbed him through
the heart. The wounded man fell and in
a moment expired. The murderer was
arrested and bound over in the immense
sum of five hundred dollars Not being
able to give satisfa Glory bond he was
lodged in the Troy Jail. The two men
were brothers-in-law by the marriage Of
Mooney to Williams sister.
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TAKEN UP

fTAKEN UP-AB0UT THE e,s SI !. Sitlss S.cs
.Tba ownsr can have her by applying to me on
Horn Lake road, two aad a half miles from
tbs citv. proving properly and paying charges.
en Ios Si ,S,t p'o'' LEON C0HuPE:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
The Age of Hsmbug.

Ladies, we do not propose to humbup
you by offering a pattern of calico, cost
ing twelve and half cents per yard in
New York wholesale, for ten cents retail
but we have, in order to reduce our stock,
made uniform reduction on every ar
ticle in the house, and are prepared to
sell you bsrgsins in staple and fancy dry
goods, shoes. etc.. etc., which will con-
vince you of our determination to sell
goods cheaper than any house in the
city. ,y ,.xu
Hat Great Red Store, 230 Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17
FOR r z MT.

%In7E ROOMS FOR RENT IN KIT Will
IN la 'n' D''0A' q. A. STOvALL.
%. 37 Main street.
IToREs OFFICES, B ASEMENTS.S SLEEP
NM rooms fronting Court Square.
W. A. " HEATLEY. Rental AgpsInt .r
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WANTS.

TED-IMMEDI ATELY. TWes 81
w want girls one for the Kitchen AZ ~ per per
month, one for the dining-room at $io per
month. None but good ones need a atu io,. ~
M I06 Iaffsrson street. IIo-l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

PUYyEp bosom shirts, 50, worth %
M. KRAus & Co., cor. Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

SRA-IsLAsD yard wide domestic, IL.
cents per yard. NJ. Klaus & Co,
1851 Corner Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

Sugar for Preserving.
All grades of preserving sugars, from
common to best, and at very low figures.
Come and see.
Mustard.
Colman's, Durkee's, Kentucky and
common mustard-mustard we know to
be good.
Spices.
A new lot of very fine extra unground
cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, mace, white
pepper, etc., superior to anything ever
brought to Memphis.
OLIVER, FINSIE & Co.,
284 Main street.
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woopl Yoopll wOoDlll = Mixed
wood. s. 50 per cord. also, pest EoOa IL
the maFket-measure guaranteed.
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r b.

Will PAY TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
| reward for the recovery Of the body II IhS g
Horrigan, who was drowned luesaay' yu sSn -,
s wrs,s 'A' Ii1s.l9tl M: HORRIaAN.
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WILLIAM FRANK,
Great Red Store, 230 Main.

lryou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben 4 Bro, 2Sl Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-17

lost Corner Main snd sORth Court
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Regular Meaphfs and Friar's Point
TFi-WeekIy Packet.

Tor Friaf's Point and Way Land'gs.
EEO. W. CHE *,
NJ Geo. Malone, master, leaves {z<@l-ls
as above s-..- MONDAY, WEDN kSDAY
and FRIDAY, at 8 S.m- Apply on board. ll9-t
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CnrcAoo. IlI., Oct. I'd. lses


EDlrons OF Or1TwA FREE TrADEn-Ym
MAY have noticed in The Chicago papers of yes
ssrday and to-day a statement that my brother,
uiiss Harrington. Jr.. disappeared last Thursday
morning and had not been heard from since /:
Also that the Great Western Dispatch. in settling
up bis accounts, and that he has overdrawn
between fve and six thousand dollars.
Is true that he disappeared at the time
mentioned and has not been seen since, but the
balance 10 false. am seeing to his business and
know matters are not settled sufficiently yet to
know how they do stand. Ii outsiders know
more about our business than we do ourselves,
they had better come and settle it for US write
you knowing that he has many friends who will
be thankful for true statement. Yours truly,
-. 51.a W. G. HARRINGTON.
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Lif0.

age q years. 1i1ii.t'l
The subject Of this notice Of Rockingham cou
IT, Virginia, but for several years resident town OF
Dayton He was one Of most exemplary young and
bis loss viii long be felt by large circle of relatives and
friends Behind mis- bearing he concealed sterling
it0 Of mind and heart-accurate Judgment neNbe devo
Ton 70 principle warm aectonae exceeding parity
and character He At early day marked by the fen de-
stroyer consumption He leaves young wife and aged
mother Who but few days since notified OF the
Der son t. who had recently returned Virginia
eut his Milling health The funeral services of both of
sons Will take place at her house Sunday 9th inst
Doeioek r.. By the Rev Mr. Thompson Of Putnam coun
~ ThnA h the short psee of 1--WE weeks has this aged moth
q bern beef Of two NOBLE high minded young men, lust in
the prime OF M She has hope both and seads that
what her apparen- loss is their gain. DIG
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FROM EARLvILLE.

Inc O'tBWa Republican In Its last weeks is
sue INDUCED in stupid attempt to philosophze
concerning the sudden forgetfulness of our dis.
tinguished dead. While apparently lamenting
over the almost "unknown and unsung mem.
ory' of Silas Wright, VIM. L. Marcy, Frank.
lin Pierce and John Tyler. hypocrisically asks ::
twill the name of Abraham Lincoln pass into
nothingness!
The Ottawa Repulsican i. stupid from head to
heels, 6r else long ago it might hav. learned, not
from reading the history OF the past bu. from ev-
cry days observation, that the memory of men 10
perpetuated, not much Tor nhat they do, as
from hon they do it.
Take examples in our own country and almost
in our own times. The life of Aaron Burr is
read by quite many the life of Washington,
and quite Likely with as deep an interest. Bene.
dict Arnold viii be remembered as long as WASH
iugton. Who Will ever forget Jefferson
Davisf or who will forget Stanton As long
as there come up through the dark and bloody
past tue wailings Il the dying in Andersonville,
90 long will the name OF Davis be connected
herewith. IS Che children and grandchildren
of a Hartford Conventionalist" have been doom.
ed to political infamy by the American people,
5 so will be doomed the remotest descendants of
L. NJ Stanton. Johnson's name may ne forgot
ten, ont the name OF Stanton will live in the
memory OF men forever.
Suppose thatthe sheriff of La Sale county !,
who may chance To hanga villain according TO
the lawof the land, and in the usual way, would
he be likely to be held in long remembrance. But
were the sheriff, instead of hanging according TO
law, to- squeeze him to death between two
planis, this same sheriff would likely be remem.
bered FOR a long time thereafter.
1t has been supposed by good Christian men
that were the death and crucifxion OF Jesus
Christ blotted out from the history of his life,
his name would have ere this passed into ''noth-
ingness." 1t has been supposed by some that
sChrist bad an object in dying upon the cross. in
order that thus being lifted zap no might draw
all men unto him.
There is a bit Of philosophy, which the R,osb.
hcdh would do we'll toi learn. ii it is not too stu
pid, that bad deeds are just as likely to perpetu-
I ate the memory of one good deeds, and there
is another bit OF philosophy VIII c, will not hurt
any of us to remember, that, IN ne estimation
OF many, enterprises are pronounc, good or bad
rs they win or lose. Pious Ben. Wade uttered
great practical truth, as the worll goes, when
he SAID; "lf Davis wins he is patriot; if he
fails he is rebel" success kept the good Wash.
ington from coming down to us rebel instead
OF patriot. Let no one be troubled about the
name OF Lincoln ever being forgotten. No stone
need be erected to perpetuate his name. A mil.
lion graves and as many bastiles dotted AL over
the country, will keep his name fresh in our
memory.
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#arrtfO.

In this city Oct Dist the residence OF the brides father
y Rev. Terry, Mn E. II. SMITH (d the firm Smith Il
kashngl to Miss HKrTK WOOD, daughter of j. Wood
In Ottawa Oct Dist 1859 at the residence of brides I'M
C!e ward lockwood, Mr. CHARLES A. FLICK. OF Kitsburg
Ill.,, TO MISS JULIA II BEARD, Of South Norwalk, Conn.
On the 10th nst at the residence OF the brides father in
South Ottawa, by Thomas NJ Mason. Esq, Mr.. EBEs NJ Ho-
LA formerly OF Chelsea MasA to Mrs ANN f.. PCKRS cid
est daughter OF James Pckens Esq Cses Mass papers
please copy0
Al the residence Of strawn Esq in Ottawa, by Rev:
A. Cte9horn DID, on the 18th inst CYRus f. LTBBEY ESD
dwight to Miss MARY Il. BuBDIcK, Of Ottawa.
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FoREI0HcNHws.
En9lanA-

Pohtesy being unusasny dull in Epglanl, Tie
press Is discussing the affairs of France and
Spain. The Tines apprehends trouble in France
from the apparent hesitation and in1ecision Of
the Emperor in organizing his cabinet. The
Saturday Rec'e~ is Of the opinion that Gen. Prim,
In Spain, having the reins Of government in ills
hands, intends to keep them, at least until he
linda king WHO'S willing to be his tool. The Pail
Mall Gazette thinks republic in Spain would be
good thing but adds that Spain has long
journey to make before she can become sufficient
ly civilized and enlightened fo- such reform.
Lord Derby lies at the point of death.
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1AX SALE NOTICE.-Notcei s hereby Of =
en- hsi at sale BY the Collector Of the city Ottawa OF
denquen lands ana town lots for the city and school tayes
ana costs due thereon for the year 1853 at the Court
House In said city Of Ottawa In Is Sale county and State OF
ihDois commented on the st day OF February D. 1864 and
Sontqsd from d.y to say in pursuance OF law s
lowing described town bt taxed in name OF Rs Morgan
that to say: Tie and q lot in block states Addition
70 Ottawa and that the time of redemption Of aid town Jo,
from sad sale and purchase as aforesaid win expire the sth
az o. February 1870 And on the 9th day OF February A. D.
assessed In the name Of F. Griffith, and the certificate has
been duly assigned to and TIE time of reon win ey
Ottawa, Oct 81 1863. -3w~ L. n DEJ aNO
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France,

The Empcror's health is far restored that
he was able to preside in council Of ministers
at Compei9ne on the 18th.
The proposed meeting of the opposition men,
bers Of the corps legislatif on the 2Gth is aban-
doned. the members having issued manifesto de-
claring their unwillingness 10 endanger the pub
lie peace. A meeting of the radicals in Paris
denounced their deputies and summoned them
to resign. ~ u
The dry goods clerks, journeymen gilders, and
the workmen on the lines Of railroads centering
in Paris are ON q strike. ~
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AetD ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW hooks JUST RF.CEIVEr
BY
0SMAN & HAPEMAN
west or Court House sou.r..

Aa7 Weston Court House square. isw
In SILK ATTIRE. A Novel. By William
izAA Paper. soc. -
ROLAND YORKE. A sequel to "Thc Chan.
nins'' BY Mrs. Hersy Wood. Sis.
VERONiQUE. x Romance By Florence
Marrya'r- Mrs Ross Chursh) Paper, &c.
DAVID ELGINBRoD. By George MacDou-
w niMh or, The Young Captain of tho
oeayga steamer By Oliver Optic. $50 -
idkoQEH BY DAYLIGHT; or. The Young
Engineer OF the Lake Shore Railroad. By Oliver Optic $50
SWITCH OFF; or. The War of the Students.
By Oliver Optic. $780,
LlGHINlNG EXPRESS; on, The Rival Acad-
einies. BY Oliver Optic. $50
TOO BRIGHT TO LAST. A Novel. Pa
per, S5c-
POLITICAL WORKS OF JOHN GREEN.
$500. - A' Two SHanaeos
THE CRUST AND THE CAKE. Bv Ed.
ward Garrett. Paper 81; cloth, s175
CATHERINE A Story BY Ikey Solomons.
Esq., Junior. CIV. NJ. ThacscrayJ Paper. SIC
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Advices received at Washington from radical
sources in Texas admit that, in spite of tho ap.
pncat'on OF tho political thumbsorew BY tn. ad.
mlnstratlon at Washington and the military in
Texas the election Of h.milton, the couserva.
tive, over Davis, the radical. a. Governor Of Tex.
rs, is inevitable.
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Spains

The Republican inssurrection, which had
really begun to assume alarming proportions, Is
represented about at an end. The city OF
Valencia, which was the chief nucleus of the re.
bellion, was bombarded by the national forces on
the 18th and frally taken. This demoralized the
republicans and most of their leaders have left
the country. Such is the statement OF the gov.
eminent organs, while dispatches from republi.
can sources say the fighting in Valencia has been
resumed, and that the rebellion continues to
gain ground The Opi,,tone Natsonale asserts
that the rebellion in Spain ia largely melted by
the insurgents in Cuba.
Gen. Sickles, since the withdrawal of his bel
igerent Cupa note, has become the laughing.
stock Of the corps diplomatique in Madaid, and
the papers have commenced publishing his pre-
vious scaudalous career. holding him up daily TO
scorn and ridicule.
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Mossrs. PHELPS 4 sHAFRR, Of Utica, have ~
moved their business TO Aledo, Mercer Co., M,
on account Of the i'll hoalth Of one Of he arn.
They 20 with clean record and osnfldsat Of sus.
cess, leaving behind them quite Large tz,ls ct
Utica, and hosts OF frisuds.
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MoNIIiAliE, :, AIIF1.--On the first ss,y OF June
A. y. s, John Hogaboon nortgsged Jane D. Lblyv
me east nan of the northeast quarter OF section twenty n
toMsinp hrty three north Of east sf the third
prlcp nri'a IN La Sale county and State og uinoi n
sonna OF pronssory note Of that Que
interest per annun, made By said HogaOom ard n, sb,s 10
sad Libby which said note and interest on the same since An
gust 3st lsss, h. dine and unpaid. 7'.-'' 80 a' ~
therefore, notice given, that by virtue of power of
Sa ana on anorey given By sd mortgage the undersigned
~ uiauI OIL NE payment oil said She vii, ~,
.ne s' gay OF November 1862 o'clock A. NJ at the
souh uoor oil the Court House m OTTAWA said real
or a. mnch az may i've necessary pay sd note and Interest
ana costs and expenses, to the highest bidder for CASH
p. JANE 8. LIBBY.
~ shHELL u AVERY, eolcHors. Oct2S-5w
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Va A paper is to printed at Streator in . few
weeks, to be edited by F. d. Dalton, Esq. The
material has already arrived. ,siscI giA
Three years age the ate Of what IL now The
fourishing town Of Streator was nearly . howl.
ing wilderness. 'F'''i"" ''U'''
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Mr.. Howell, the Nsrseillss Ctise states, has
definitely decided 70 rebuild tho Wall Paper
Staihery' recently destroyed BY fire In that
place The work is to be commenced innsdi.
ately.
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v CoFrsx DAx.-1f this has ny isi.r..,...sI =
colds, then We ."dsn't ~ IT,, We. Asys. . ssll,
md And We can have no choice whether ~ ~.
sr-dam, aaa esssa issl i.eliasd v iSsyA s6l4l
The other thing, too -
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Aem advertisements.

SIDEWAISM NOT,ICE.-yotseei +, h.,rnv .1
en- mat the City Coun Of the city OF OTTAWA aid = ~
e1ss an OIcnanee IN M words and Aures following to W.T.
That Sidewalk be repaired on tho west sds n In San
tree IN 'front.' OF lot i've 5 In block No. three a. Rao
~ front Of iot one M In bocx fty nye @ States Addition
w WIN tne grac established for sdewaks
Aud y aee3g yhsr ordered That the owners of the o,
or parts OF i0fs fronting upon sid sidewalk BE- cnir,, IN
repair me sidewalks In front Of their respective lots or
OF io within thirty days from and after The 10th ay Oh DE-
,ooer A. d. @ and that, failure Of any or All Of the sad
10, ownes to repair the same within thirty days from ara
ater me date OF this notice. the City Council will cane. f
same TO be repaired and will levy On the
real estate deemed benefited thereby dnay the expnse. Of
said Improvement. and the Of the nroceeno tbera
on e owhers OF the said lots or parts OF os required to
same; and said sad lots shall fail to with
said ordinance, the said sidewalks will W rpare H. the
NY Oouhci ana special assessment will leyl To defray
the expenses thereof according TO law. ~ "NA ~
o,,u X. N WATERMAN, city CLERK. !
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An opportunity 10 now offered 70 our siki.scn,.
70 procure that most deeirAbls 81 articles. -
foot spectacle. Nj. O. Trask 10 sole sesnt for
Lazarus y Norris celebrated spectacle. : III !,
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Dr. sAoE's CATARRH REMRDy IL sold bv most :, !.
Druggists everywhere. Sent by mail o. reoe;nt
Of sixty csuts. Address r. W Pierce, N. IL.
Buffalo. n. Y.lJnHl 1Hli'th Oct. 1e.-9v
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Ts. Catholic .Fs.iiy Alua.ss, - iS5o q
OsmAn y Hspsasa'k "i4' = ''' 'ao'fA'0Oe1A "a
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ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY OF
r. II. LOWE g. co.
No. 25. For s,ulc. .t.. &.
twostory House 6rooms, cellar we'll cs,rn Eour lots
Wi OVER cac G6Nt5o feet All kinds of fruit trees, grape
vines &c stable for 8horscs. Inquire or vs.
.u }.bo,r III Il. ". LOWE Il co. n
NO. 33. For sale.
house and three lots Eight rooms In house. and good cell
ar wei and clstern. Lots each @xt0 Barn and out
houses ru trees, IN good hrng condition. on superior
street Fine location Price, ss00 Cheap For terms. APP
ply w 'l 3.a JOY l- .Nltf l.. II. ". LOWE& co.
No. -. uJ FOR SALE. s.rns M
ionse and Two Lots lOA each sOxia0 feet Fruit trees
sruDncry &C. Good cellar well md csorn In south Otta.
va. Pricc. tl,5e0 Inquire OF 70 X. n. LOWE Il CO.
No. 30. FOR SALE.
Alarm Of e2 acr mss Of Ottawa under good state
q cultivation. Well fenced suitable for stock or gan
4ouse With good cellar WE'LL o. Good barn and cofncrib
Pt'ce, 40 per sers. For 0rms inquire q he Lsws
Az 90 stil tsaR .9is "a blt'n 'r-oS"h SVo'
/ No. -. ROR TnADH.sa a'A't"l 2.
splendid soek Of homemade clothing fot good farm In
10 Salle county, or Oave city prvps3ys good bargain
may Ne had BY applying 10 The weknown clothing house OF
Sschuler Co. Abo great lnducssas offered 20 cash buy
~. In LOWE co.
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RAILROADS.
RUEFALO AND ERIE RAILROAD.

I'VE AA!V AND ERIE HAlLI1OAD.
- On and after Monday, Nov 2srd, l8eS,
passenger Trains will run on this road as follows:
LEAVE ERIE-aOTNa EAST. :
A''V Ripley, Westfeld Duukirk and silver.
creek, arriving at Bufalo at 4,45 A. M
INK A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop.
hV'oO ping at Westfeld, BrOcton, Dunkirk, 81.
vercreek, and Angola, arriving In Buffalo
,.9S +. F. NJ, i.' CINCINNATI EXPRESS, stor
espo ping at Northeast, Westfied, Brocton,
Dunkirk and Svercreek, and arrives ct
Buffalo at 1o45 p. NJ. .
f.ON A: NJ, MAIL AND ACCOMMODA.
V'VV IlON, stopping at all lstetions arriving at
Buffalo at 1o,do A. NJ :
2.AE T. NJ, DAY EXPRESS, stopping q,
Northeast, Ripley, Wes,held, Dunkirk,
iSilvercroek and Angola, arriving at But
falo at 100 L. NJ
Tos JAisss BAy ESFEss Sss;;Ssp ;.{sspqs s;ss;s.
at 3,45 p. NJ. -
d.OOP. NJ, MAIL AND ACCoMMoDA.
VV T10N, stopping at all stations, arriving
Mt Erie at $50 p. NJ. ~
G.1N A. NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS, stopping at.
O''V all stations, and arriving at Erie aS 1o,2o
O.OO + NJ, NJ STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, stop.
OsVV ping at Angola, Silvercreek, Dunkirk,
Brocton, Westfed and Northeast, arriv.
ing at Erie at !, 20 A. Me 'if
ION A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS stopping at
s'~V Silvercreek, Dunkirk and Westfeld, ar.
rivtng at Erie at ADO A. NJ.
Railroad time Is 10 minutes faster than Erie time
R N. BROWN, Gen'l Supt.
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BUFFALO,, CORRY q PITTSBURQ
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,


Takes effect Monday, November 23d, 1858.
Accommodation leaves Cory $50 P. NJ; Clymef
d. Panama Ais; Sherman 4,25; Summit 500
N. Mayvile $50 arriving at Brocton 100 p. m
Express train leaves CORY D. 30 A. 4. C1ymer o,66
Panama 1o,lo Sherman 10, IS; Summit ID 80; May-
vile 10, and arrives ut Br0cton 12t0 H.. Si'
4, Mail leaves Cory LIS p n, stopping ct all ~
tions, arriving at Brocton 45OP. n.
> s0UTHwARD.' q ~ So i 4
Mail train leaves Br0cton at 600 4. T., ,stoppinga -
all stations, arrives at Cory at H. p 3. :. B
Express leaves Brocton at ass ,. L: HN1J)mx
3,25 I; Summit 3,45' Sherman 400, p an S'ugN
Clymer 4,3S, and arriving It oarRl n>0x et ioiioY
.Accommodation leaves bruee01 o.
Clymer 9,45, arriving al Coisy at lo,lo 2. r, a.!
oVuEcTIoNe.l - j..
PASSENGERS leave Bdllho on the Toledo 'Expein
or Day Express connecting at Broctou with THIN
| for Maynfle, Sherman Panama, Clymer and 06TTyS
connecting at Cory with trains on the OIL CreSk h
r for 1itusvIle, Miller, Pioneer and Pet. Centre,
Oil City and Pittsburgh ,.' ~
Also, connecting at Cory with trains ON the Nil.
adelphia Erie Road, for Philadelphia and Harris.
burg and on the ATLANTIC and Great Western Rail.
way for Union, Msadville, Greenyle, Pa, and
Warren, Ohio, and jamestown and Randolph, N r
Trains leaving Oil City 6t 6l5 a.. m, Cory %,
20 a M, connecting at Brocton with train on B. q
E. K. r., arriving in Buffalo at 2,lo p. m. - -
Trains leaving Oil City at 8, ,33 M will connect
with Mail Train leaving Cory at 1,l6 p. M, con.
necting with Express East on B. q T. X: H., arriv.
p. IN arriving at Cory at 1o, 10 p. m. '''''
Also, connect at Mayvie with Steamboats, on
Chautauqua Lake during season of navigatonl, for
w A. R. TREw, supt,
Janl' Mayville, N. T.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
pet. Centre, Monday, EEaya1.
II. Il. /5t2, HHlI02'.

\ very original Yankee yonngster, after
watching funeral procession thougbtfally
one day. and Lcarng the ordinary sort Of
remarks about it, suddenly started the fam :
iy hy the determined assertion: ''Wcll;
don't want to lc the last angle God makes y
"Why CLARK. wla. do you meanr cried an
astonisbcd sister. IL don't care, | don't,
insisted The hoy, because ! want to sec
how he makes EN-