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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22
BY Grubbs q Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

A SMALL FRAMED DWELLING,
IA WITH, AN ACRE AND A HALE OF
GROUND At CHESTER STATION, ON THE
RICHMOND AND PEI ERsB UEG RAILROAD.
FOR SALE AT AHCTION.--bn WEDHFS-
Day. gath March, at half-psst O'Clock. We Will
sell. upon the premises, tie PROPERTY above
referred to.
:, The premises are well enclosed. The house Is
not quite completed but there Is up IN the ground
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
~ NH ~ 4.2ME.GH "-IGA#5 .a a uctioneer3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

TOR RENT. ROOMS, either FUR 81
NIsHED or UNFURNisHED. Inquire Il
at so4 Broad street, betweenN NTH and Tenth. ~
NH 9o-3t< -, ,iLs d, ~ go ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
He was buried in

seventy-eight years He was buried IN
Burlington.
All good men have their good uses in
one way or another. The bar, the bench
and society, have need Of such men as was
Judge Bennett. He was pillar to uphold
the social edifce; fastened anchor to
keep the ship from drifting; one who had
a fixed place, and all the world knew
where to find him one whose opinions
from the bench. as Judge and Chancellor,
will serve for the many generations of
LAWYERS who are to follow US, as lights
and guides through the mazes of a per-
picking study. We honor ourselves in
IGNORING his memory
May it please your honors, | have the
honor of moving that these resolutions be
ordered to be entered upon the records OF
the court.
am also directed by the bar to present
to your honors certain proceedings ana
resolutions of the bar, commemorative OF
the death of our younger brother, Jere-
miah French, Esq, and to move that they
be ordered TO be entered upon the records
Of the court.
At meeting of the Chittenden county
oar, IDlitl On INC iDlll itAS VI -'NSN'AAON-f
1868, the following resolutions We're
adopted:
Ilemlce{, That in the death of our
brother, jeremiah French, Esq, the bar OF
this county, and Of the State, has lost one
ii thc most promising and brilliant OF Its
members -otle whose genius for the law
was native - him, and had been Guilt
4tcl 10y d>icent and discriminating
study Fur his merits as u lawyer, and
j. IA my -ern.ruu- and agreeable qualities
rs =. !us,n aI.l social companion. the bar Of
his coIuty VIII eyer tenderly cherish his
memory.
i,e<afeed. That we will attend the fu-
leral ef our brother French i'll body,
wearing the customary badge OF mourn
ng.
Rly0lre1, That these resolutions be pre-
ented by the chairman to the supreme
curt at its next session in this coanty,
With the request that they be ordered to
,e inscribed on the records Of the court
Rssairld, That a copy OF these resolu-
ion, be Transmitted to the widow OF the
deceased, and to the press of the city for
publication.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
~ IIrrl-E EllInr.--

Ilow often TAI, Is thr Response .o TIE, if.'sy
after f.ieua'- hatlth; a- 1T To Dr. bilious was q
nil,ot matter, iarly worth thinking abon.
But L.. it te remeinh rcd ths., .,@ '-ll oaks ir VI
little aroens grow." So formidable lr-esse- aris@
from being .rlt;ls biii9us'
Severe bilious attacks me- mosc common in
Spring, summer and Autumn than 70 Winter,
but The. ser.ous dlsor ,ers OF the liver which 90
often occur at those seasons, NIGH: Dr. traced, in
hundreds OF instance. TO wias,r inlalseue.s and
then neglected consequence. More hieAly-sca-
soned food i, c.' en-, more fiery drinks ;sllbcl in
cold than in warm weather, and thus tie bilious
ness Is produced which, Under a warmer temper
allure, eliminates in r,mitttut and intermittent
feytrs.
The very hes. medicine for persons VITO are
either lttle or il good deal bilious j. Ho,te.t,fs
stomach Bitsers. No bluc-pll OF colonel is a.
quired in such cases. Those powerful mineral
medicines cut two ways, ike double-edyed
sword. They act, it is true upon the liver, but
react most deleteuously on other parts Of the
system They stick" there and cannot be got
rid Of. The Bitters contain vegetable arents OF
an anti-biious tendency, that produce a specific
and most genial effect upon the hillary organ,
without entailing any evil consequences whatever.
They are altogether wholesome, and act favor
ably and simultaneously upon the stomach, tie
liver, and bowels the nervous system, and the
brain
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
Spefial gutifes.
TO DYE OR NOT TO DYE
THAT Is THE QUERY.

Ii your hairs gray or red, then hear ye, hear ye
Uss CHRIsTApoRO's DYE, and none will jeer ye.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE,
AND BEAur1F1ER.- is actually efEecting wonders.
People with their hair almost ruined by the use OF
deleterious nostrums, are rejoicing in a lux
uriant crop, and this has been accomplished by a
short use of the above wonderful compound.
Sold by druggists and applied by all hair dress
ers. Mandatory No. GS Maiden Lane. Princi-
pal depot No. Astor House. decl7d&wlm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

n EW u T. y tai OPTIC T. /.
~ q. BOWERS. n. b. =. has the pleasure Of
announcing That be L4- established i Dental Of
flee ~ TuIDn Block. Rooms No 8, opposite the
Herald office, y.liiIt The citizens II Eutland and
vicinity Wiii dad hgu ready Ia respond 81 the calls
NJ any person requiring dental operations.
HIS rOOtus iiu,iy located anil beautifully
furnished WITH 80 ~ convenience and luxury
necessary - first cifts- dental office.
lie trusts uu tser utial requisite J. wanting 10
enable him - meet the j. ind- Of the puhir for
thi educated, slulliui and experienced denii-t.d.
EErERESeF--G q. \, Fasnu-h. I~,l., Springfield.
Vt, o. J.. SllleF J. ;. Bowers 4. .. Coburn,
Rutland.
Aurl IS. lSGS d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

ATr3'ae'ol -.'ut5na at taa Tta.o>5-. %. Ir.n.
surpla the hIoga with it, Ila Element Ifaa.
giving strength, ,!g"ran3 ngt, 'i.s To tae Whole
- stem
II the thousands aaaat s-4a.- t-aa r.--
pepsia, DEBILITY, F.,na.. Wcssa,a.-. d., w.,Id
but tes, tAe,.r.uss gt ,Ae Peruvian, syrup. ti.e
eaee. would aos aa,y a,tum.h a.m-,.... la.
woald lease all tl... s.au.-; i.. -.-.alait g.
ipscros,. 'all ana' aal Ga.s.ss l., ,,..g veatl So.
cheerful, vigorous ana active.
y DISTINGUISHED JCEI>T WRITES Tu a
FRIEND As IDEi0a=:.
I have tried thr Peruvian syug. ANA aa r.-
suit fu..y -astaiHs tuuI rr.8l fian. 4. t- Inaa .
uaW ra..u 81 iae. Iutu- INTO uy syst. .rs fs, ,l
or and energy; / am T1 IHu EN- tf.ru.--tr- fus ..-
aI.ltaftd, t- when yuu lts, saw ma. HE' -tIua-
s.artlsr, and with ElrsgI ~ tT .ttHT, l...
ftl and phy-i9l, than tt a.! --f. rEa, tue .s-S
tse years"
Thousands have l,ef. change. Gs .l.. ,s-a .s Stalls
NEEDY iIu weak. esEy- s.. ..gIa. r'..l.Hfrs- 20
strong healthy, and happy mon aa4 women. anal
IEyaAaI cannot rea oasa.y h"sl.et. ta gave % 70
TRIAL.
The genuine has "raraF.an syrup ltaa n
the glass.
\ - page ra1.tr1I,t v..I ta a..a. .s,,.,.
s. +. pI>SAIpl-E, l'r.lsi..1r.
SO. e Ley 81, ~" York.
ia Nv al ur..,.-f-tq
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
CHEESE /! !!
r.. C. wICKHAaI,
DARN FOR SALE.

Il The Downs Farm, located on the Wood
stock turnpike, one mile east of Rutland Post
Office, and just out OF the village corporation, is
now offered for sale at bargain. Said farm con-
could be divided into great number of building
lots. 1t has good house and barn, with two free
posts OF aqueduct water. Also, variety Of choice
fruit trees, and delightful shade about the house.
1t has also the advantage Of being situated in the
High School district.
For particulars enquire upon the premises.
NJ. X. DOWNS,
Rutland, VT, Jan, II, 1869. 2w2wkdeaw2w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
4 GENTS WANTED FOR A NEW

L a work just issued. Most highly commended
by the best scholars and ablest literary journals
in our country. Those wanting employment, and
possessing intelligence and perseverance, will find
in the agency q useful and lucrative business
Please send for our descriptive circular, which
gives full particulars of the work and our terms
to Agents. Address
s. s. SCRANTON & CO.,
Hartford 1T
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

NORTHERN DEER.-Complaint is made
that unless some check is interposed, deer
will soon be extirpated in the northern
woods of New York. One hunter en-
ploys about thirty men to hunt during
the season, and sends the products Of
their guns and skill to market. Thus far
he has sent upward of five hundred car
cases to New York and other cities. The
price of deer's meat by the carcass is from
twelve to fifteen cents per pound.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
ORIGINAL oNE-PRICE STORE.

THIS IS To CERTIFY
- that | have this day given my son, James
T.. Cummins, his time during the remainder of
his minority, and shall pay none of his debts or
claim any OF his wages after tins date.
A. IL. CUMMINS.
East Poultney, VT, Jan. |, 1869. 2-w3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

EOUND-COME INTO THE EN-
L closure of the subscriber one yearling heifer,
red and white. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
HENRY HAYWARD,
Rutland, VT, Jan, 4, 1869. dlw&w3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
1t Concerns Rutland.

/ IT CONCERNS RUTLAND, TO KNOW,
that in all the discussions at Portland by
her leading citizens upon her connection
by rail with the West, the most effective
argument used in favor of the route across
the Northern part of this state, was that
the control of Boston. IT WAS THIS AR
GCMENT, AND NONE OTHER, that secured
tho vote of $750,000, by Portland, in aid
of this road
The first proposition to Portland by the
friends Of the Central route, was to use
the Portland and Rochester road to
Rochester, thence over the Dover and
Winnipiseogee 'road to Alton, thence by
a new road to Franklin, and via White
River Junction and Woodstock to Rut-
land. To this proposition her leading
citizens, with great unanimity, said THAT
THE DETECTION TO THE SOUTH WAS so
GREAT, that Portland could not receive
any positive advantage from such line.
To obviate this difficulty and to obtain
shorter, more feasible and every way bet
ter route; the line via Ossipee and Bristol,
y. H, known as the Portland and Rut-
land railroad was decided upon and the
charter through the state of Maine for this
road was obtained. 1t is needless, per-
haps, to say that this charter, which con-
meets Rutland and Portland, via Wood
stock, owes its existence to-day, to the
presence at Portland in the month of
low citizen, Gov. Page, and the few friends
he had associated with him. 1t is t'neir
line and they will not 90 back upon it.
lnderstan ding that the opposition to
the Chittenden route comes from an in
terest hitherto supposed to be favorable
to the connection with Portland via Wood
stock, and that this opposition means
we wish 10 ask our fellow
citizens who favor this connection, how
they propose TO overcome the objections
which the citizens of Portland have SO
often and decidedly made to route not
SO far South by 81 miles as theirs
The Portland and Rochester road, true
to the traditions, means the shortest
route to New York, not the shortest and
best to Rutland. Portland does not ask
for connection with the West via Com
cord and Claremont, bnt she does ask for
the connection via the New Hampshire
Central and Woodstock
FTbis +allr 10,
rant to the .tutland and Woodstock rail-
road Is the merest bosh in the world.
" At would be the condition OF nine
tenths of our citizens if they had never
created a credit and never used it, Why
are banks created, if not to loan on credit.
Away with these fancy croakIn@s and
let every man who wishes well to Rut-
land. and would see her occupying that
position which the building Of this road
alone will give to her, come forward ow
and register himself a man.
MORE Course
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
STERLING SILVER WARE AND FINE
IFCTRO-PIATFD WARE

The Gorham Manufacturing Co., OF Providence,
h. ), having the largest mandatory of Solid
Sill yer Ware in the world, with the most improved
n achinery, and employing the most skilled labor
are enabled 10 offSr unequalled variety of new
and beautiful designs in Dinner Services, Tea
Services, and every article specially adapted for
Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well-known and unIlvalled
Nickel Silver Electro-Plated Ware, IN which they
have introduced new patterns Of rare elegance.
The old Silver is guar 4ntsed to be Of sterling
purity by T. s. Mint assay. The ElectroPlate
is guaranteed to b. superior e the finest Shet-
field ware. Orders received from the Trade only
but these goods may be obtained from resIonsi-
bic dealers everywhere.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINZ
NENT

Pint bottles at 81, for the cure of lameness,
scratches, wind gals sprains bruises splints, cuts
collie, slipping ste, overheating, sore throat nail
in the foot, &c. 1t is warranted cheaper and bet
ter than any other article ever offered to the pub
lie. Thousands of animals have been cured OF the
collie and overwhelming by the Liniment; and
hundreds that were crippled and lame have been
restored to their former yigor. II Is used by the
first horsenen throughout the States. Orders are
constantly received fIorn the racing stables of
England for fresh supplies OF this invaluable ar
ticle. Over 1000 testimonials have been received
Remember, one dollar laid out in time may save
the lie Of your horse. Sold by all Druggists
Office, 10 Park Place, New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

FIsH.-Ihe fishermen are prospecting on
the north and south shores OF Lake Supc-
rior. At this season neither barrel, nor
salt are required-the fish being allowed
to freeze hard, when they are ready for
transportation. Ia this way several load.
OF fish have recently been transported TO
St Paul
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

By Ii We can benefit the re tdcrs OF the Her
aid any by recommending Parsons PrIEa'Ive
Pinsto be the best anti-bilious medicine IN the
country, We arewilling to do so. We have had
about as good a chance TO know as any one.
35- The most unhappy person IN the weird Is
the dyspeptic Everythlns looks dark and gloomy!
he feels tout of sorts with himself and cv'ryooay
else. Life Is burden 70 him. This can all lie
changed by taking Peruvian Syrup a protoNlde
of IRON. Cases of p years standing have been
cured byit.
Thrty-one years under one management, the
American House, has grown from q small hot !
TO be now the largest public house in New Eng
land Il Is furnished with all the contriyances
for the convenience and comfort OF ITS guests, and
is deseryedly popular with the tfayeingput lie IN
all parts of the country.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
WANTED AGENTS TO SELL

w The American Knitting Machine. Price
s2j. The simplest, cheapest and best knitting
machine ever invented Will knit 2O,0 OO stitches
pnl ute Liberal inducements to Agents.
Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
CO., Boston, Massachusetts, or st. LOUIS, Mo.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

B1- Worthy Of note. An exchange says, thore
is scarcely day passes that we do not hear, either
from persons coming into our office 81 IN some
other way, of the success Of Johnson's Anodyne
Iiniment In the cure Of coughs and colds,so prev
alent about town Just now.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
! III I4.'U 7 I"IiI.I y HI"I - n. y" II =
FRIEND As FOLLOWS


eod tyau Druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
HILLIARD&OAKES

They offer their fun stock Of Dry Goods a cos;
for TWENTY DAYS, on account OF the icfn3n
ation OF partnership by its own limitation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

ANDONER, \ II, DEC. =, I0Oo.
DR. GAG = Dear Sir: 91y kindest regards and
Influence will ever be IN favor Of your prosperity.
For ser IN months I have been troubled with in-
HAM cation Of the stomach, during which time
ran ed blood almost every day. and none of the
T. was l able to cat anything more hearty than
boiled wheat ana milk, 1T now has been two
weeks and hall since your treatment, and | am
web rs ever. / would say 10 al my friends that
are suffering, 90 and see Or Gage.
Respectfully yours, GEO. L. SLEEPER.-
1aIkl-lkN3W
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14

NINI WTNTNLU NND -INIl MILES
OF the line West from Omaha are now com
pleted, aud the work is going on through the win
ter. A. the distance between the finished por-
tion Of the Union and Central Pacific Railroads
is now les than 400 miles, and both companies
are pushing forward the work With great energy,
eInployingoyer 80 900 man, there can he no doubt
that the whole
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-07-12

Big Hoors. Here is what the Philadel.
phia Sunday Mercury says of a pair of
boots made Tor u colored brother who
breaches the Gospel to J,rseymen:
Our friend Captain Burton last week
made pair of boots for nigger preacher
in Jersey. Of sufficient Dimensions to carry
dismay to the heart of bullock. The
size was No. l7,a. The ''culed person"
for whom they were ordered is the same
divine who last winter. during the raptur,s
OF a protracted meeting, sent front pannel
Of the pulpit into the middle OF the audience
at single kick. Captain Burton took his
measure by sections. To get up the con-
plete boots required the entire hide Of a
three months calf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-07-12
SHANBuRG, July ., 1869.

Gentlemen:-Last evening, [July Sth.
lightning struck two large tank houses at
wells SIS and sc Tallman Farm. These tank
houses covered nearly 1000 barrels of OIL
which ignited instantly The tanks bold
ing the oil soon bursted and the oil on fire
passed across the Tallman Farm, and over
Dr.. Sham burg's Pittsburs and Cherry Run
Tract, burning in its progress the rigs, tanks,
ennine houses and oil of twelve wells. The
following statement presents a fall account
of the amonnt of oil destroyed and property
consumed by fire belonging to these wells,
and the names of the farms and owners who
suffered by the unavoidable catastrophe.
Tallman Farm: Lyman Stewart, wells
burned with 2500 barrels of oil, value $l2,
500. Frank Andrews aud others: Loss to
wells, rigs, tanks. nc, 5000. Chas. Hew-
ins: One well burned 1900 barrels Loss ST.
600. dir. Comey and others: One well
burned with 25 barrels Of oil. loss .l25. =
Total loss on this Farm S266, 625 90
Pittsbura & Cherry Run Tract. controlled
by DR.. Shainburg 4 wells burned with 300
barrels of OIL Loss $G,525.
Total of oil destroyed, 4025 bbls Total
value of oil, S2l,O Value of rigs, tanks,
engine houses, damage to machinery, &C.,
Sl2,l 1925. Total loss $33, l5O
The injury to these IL wells by stopping,
and the amount of oil produced by them can
not be accurately estimated. These wells
were producing fully 200 barrels daily, that
will be lost for one week, at least. The in
jury TO wells and loss of oil cannot bo less
than $1,000, making grand total of near.
ly 50.0 900 loss in all.
The oil on fire passed down Cherry Run
about half mile before the fire was eXtin-
gnished, which was effected by constructing
dam But one personal accident occurred
and that was by the fall of tree, striking II
Mr.. Bennet on the head-injuring him bad-
ly, though not fatally. Yours Truly.
7. Z. Hammond.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-07-12

asemoA. q J9l4! Hodge, Esd, as every de-
partment is under his control, and one may
well judge of the labor he must perform 10
carry on so large trade; still his duties
wear lightly upon him. apparently. and be
is ever that social gentleman that will ga
ther around him friends at home and abroad,
both in business and social relation.
We have intended this 10 be more Of a brief
history of this great concern than ''puii
for the medicine as the oil is known and in
daily use in nearly all parts OF the world.
1t needs no comment from us. A. D. Mil
Ter & Co. are agents for this section.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-07-12
Our MAN About TOWH-..P PetrOleu m
Centre Monday Morning.

s"Our Man" started out this morning on
an -'.Observe'' of Petroleu m Centre Monday
He reports ''all quiet along the lines:
Work on Washington street pavement
(with plank) has stopped. Whyfor this?
Loafers around the depot this morning
r stared every lady under forty years of age
out of countenance. ''They tell us, sir, that
we are weak, but when shall we be strong
err Pdtric1 Henry
Ice is scarce commodity just now. Ice
men ''fail to connect" Result-bar ac-
counts have melted, and no man owes cent.
Cross, Of the Central House, (his friends
say not "cross Of the redeemer'') trnthfully
bclches, sail men arc created equal" lie
and his house treat all alike. Hence his
popularity.
Business up town is huge. Why
Cause those engaged know how to make it
SO. Eternal vigilense is the price of lib
erty." Poor liberty some OF them have, how
ever. Open night and day.
distinguished desciple of Blackstone,
graduate at that, went beyond bis capacity
Saturday. Says the extract from corn reach
es farther than he supposed! He and ct al
lasted until Monday noon, and retired ''dish.
raggy." Episode touch not, taste not"
When shall we three meet again!
Evening tide, morning tide, and where
the tide ebhs and flows at all hours, Is at
Robson & Arnoli's billiard parlor Reason
Clint aud George.
''rwas ever thHs in childhOod's hour
So We say-So says Charley, Of violin fame.
Hesa dis Spencer Of Notes. A Emusic man. {"
Go to the Petroleum Gardens and see how
natural it is is for him TO wicld the bow..-
Born in him.
The jamestown Clothing Store where the
naked are clothed, and nudes are made
whole, sells goods without stint. Reason
Cause suits are All De[o]u TO suit the pur.
chaser.
Monday morning general wash-day. In
diso boxes strew the counters of groceries,
aud Babbitts soap at Schonblom's there has
been raid upon, 1t is warranted to wash
out the evil deods done on tho Sabbath, al
SO cleans dirty clothes Push it.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-07-12

The latest phase OF the ritnalstic coniro
versy is the attempt Of the low churchmen
to have his mother imprisoned for lunacy
on the sole ground that she attends rituals
tic services If difference in religious beliefs
is to be accepted as u test of lunacy, the
whole world will soon DO a mad-house, for
every one will pronounce his neghbor of
an opposite faith stark, staring mad But
who are to be the judges u that case!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-07-12

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The Meadyi!le
Republican of the Sth inst says: Yester-
day as the evening train from Oil City on
the Franklin Branch was running at orii-
nary speed below Reno, the rear Car was
thrown from the track and turned complete
ly over. 1t was filed with passengers,
mostly women and children, and strange
to ssay nobody was injured. Among the
passengers were Hon. C. W. G;ltillan and
Hon. G. V. Culver.