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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

BROOKS. one Of the mUrlerers of Theo-
dors Brodhead. at Delaware Water Gap,
Pa, who escaped while awaiting execution
was caught five miles west of Port Jcrvis,
n. Y, ca "Wednesday, by Ar. Laurant.-
Whi!s Walking wish his captor Brooss sud
denly plunged thirty feet down an embank-
rent, a.ain making Lis eaoape.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

VIM. Webr, German lad fifteen years
old. died of hydrophobia in Covington, Kv.,
Saturday afternoon. He was bitten by a
rabid dog on the 7th of March last. The
first symptoms of the disease appeared on
Thursday. Friday he took spasms on
Saturday he was strapped in bed in conse.
quence of violent spasms and disposition
to bite all coming near him. This death
is producing great excitement in Covng.
ton.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

DR.. James S. Thayer's circus arrived 10
town this morning, the "turn out" being
second TO none ever on Oil Greek. The
''Doctor" is favorite with the public. and
his long experience in the business renders
him capable judge as to what is and what
is not good entertainment Go tonight
and hear him.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

Mn FpIToR - Please sri;uI y 30. CAPTAIN
JAMES r CFCGIE will bc r. ar 'h'fis fer .crli
nation for Assembly. subject &c tic uesrcs CT Tie
Republican party.
Mr. EpIrOr-Pleasr announce to the citseEs OF
Vcnargo County. that WILLIAM GATES. Of NOcS.
land Township, is candidate for Member of A..
semhly subject to the usagea Of the Rennhlican
party. MANY CiilhhNS'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

"Kste!" cried girl looking down from a
grocery window, addressing another girl
who was trying to enter the font door,
we've all been to camp meeting and been
Converted. so when you want anything on
Sunday, you'll have 10 come round to the
Kitchen door,"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11
Another New Well.

Messrs. Patterson IL Dickey struck new
well on Lease No. lG, Pierson Farm, on
Saturday evening. 1t is now doing twenty
barrels, and gradually increasing. This is
the second well on the above Lease.
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REGISTER ANrNEcoRpuE

FDIrON RNC0HD:-Io viii NTfaSP M
uouuce that JAMES ". SHAW vii, be ca"' ''tr
for nnrui f'ou for the oi'rc uf REGISTER and Record
cr subject to the usrccs ofth" Republican sary. at
'hr ensuing Republican PRIMARY Election Nr
shaw WI, a Private in Company a." IL P"'u
= lyAuiG Noluntcn :. and lost right arm in battle
ot iic,tyshrc. lie j. competent and ohli.i"r, ana
has served ~ REGISTER and Recorder fr one term II
the entire satisfaction Of all who have done business
with him vENANGO COUNTY.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

Every arrapgemt Mt has been perfece ', and
every convenience contaminated, at Fred
Schut,'s Ice Cream Parlors, and he is now
prepared to "dish up the cooling, delc
ious. ice cold cream to one and all. Parlors
for ladies and gentlemen open day and even
ing.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

~" BUTTONS TOBACCO ANrIDOTE
DON'T CHEW, m anidoto for Tobocco, and Or
AROMATIC ANTIToBACCO COH
POUND, for sale at \. D, MILLER 4 co.'s.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

\ lad in Irasbutg, VT, sick with mem
branous Group, was lately given up as dead,
aud preparations made t." lay him out
when slight rattle was heard in the throat
The most vigorous efforts were used and he
was again restored, almost as cue risen from
the dead-a warning to people not
:" remit efforts to save lie long rs there
= 1T. alh lT ultnt.ou e Tie Ltart
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Time OF CiOsi:sS NIntis.

+. o., PETROLEUM CrHrRR, PAL
July 21sr lS6S.
Cntil further notice tie malls will arrive at and
depart from this Office us follows:
ARRIVE.
South ana East, via. lrvineton. 10 cS A. VI.
South and West, " Meadvillc. 5lS p NJ.
North and Eat, Cory, 25i
uErAIT
south aud West, Sii A. NJ
Sout East and w,si 23np "
North, last AMI West, lDoj \. Vi.
II. +. BLACKMON, p. NJ
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

WHY WHrEsV THou, Get thee out Of
thine heated condition, oh ye suffering sun
burned ieilow-creatures-- mortal man and
. women-5y partakinE Of the dr!icioIs Soda
Wa.ei, to be fonnd at a. D, Miller & Co. ..
Cool the heated blood, aud pay your physi.
cal tgstem the debt you owe, Sod, Watel
will do II, nnd the delicious beverage Is ''on
5Taugh' at Ito aforesaid drug store,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

II you want 10 Ell joy good health it is not
necessary to take your family West, just 60
to Gaaucy's aad sc, bottle CT sunday Com
dial mays lw.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

In reference to the late railroad accident
on Long Island Sound, a correspondent of
the New York Times makes some sugges.
sions, OF which we can only quote a single
observation: Gan know OF the Long Is
land Railroad accident read from the last
days trial, and was surprised that the Pres
ident of the road, should be so ignorant of
the uses and benefits Of claiming trucks to
the cars, and 1t was without doubt the want
OF this claiming that caused tie great loss
of life and limb after the car had jumped
the track. This will be more fully appar
ent when it is understood that trucks are
chained to cars, not for the purpose of pre-
venting the cars from leaving the track, but
for the purpQse. of. .cop6nipg ihs ia,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

A snow storm occurred on the 3rd inst,
at Binghampton, \. Y. Vegetation is quite
forward and it is feared damage will result
from frost.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

to" \ D. MILLER ~ co, Druggists, ar
az .nts FIR the celebrated 'll. II Cigars maGu
aetuTed by the American whip 90 Fry them
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friend says 30 hea.t one of his female
Gcqna :ntancrs soljloqui,ne on her bonnet
thr otd'r day. and he puis' i, into rhyme
tHnslg; - the bonupts of my girlhood --
the k.ud wore to school. | really thought
item pretty must have beer fool. Aud
got used 10 thinkmyse!r OF hats a jaunty
mics; perhaps |, was ea fashion went but
what was that TO thiG' Oh, the lovely lit.
tlo paucaEe--ths charming little mat! The
robby little ''bomb SHELF; the !ewel of a
FAT. 1t makes my head so level, my hear,
goes rit.s-pat. Oh, sisters love is'chagnl-
ing az everybody knows; and a handsome
cousins love is nice, Chat is, should sup.
loseO and the 1--we of true lover IS love
that cannot fsii--hut the love oi n me-, bon
y - 1''' tt- spot Ilgbl Cn lh, nall
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

FtrE Wines and Liquors for medicinal
2uc can bs had al Gadncya nayS-lw
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEM ENTs'
STATE SENATOR.

STAIN 'rNal l1h.
MIR EpiroE--Please announce tho name of Col
A = DUNCAN AZ a candidate for State Senator
subject to the usages Of the Republican party
Mr. FDrroR - Please announce the name OF
JAMES NJ BRED1N, of Fi.DsI'r, aH q Candidstc
or State Senator, subjeetTc thc ueegtr Sf the Rc-
publican party ThHs CFtI.EtS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

OLD stock Canandaigna on exhibition a
Gsfney's. Don't fail to giveit a trial.
mayS-lw.
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n Cd II &c Il =.

Sunday Comfort can be had only on week
days at Gafney's He keeps closed house
on Sundays. may3,lw.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

Na EprroR Please announce the uamo Of II
i llINON, Of Cornplantcr Township. ~ rand
date for County Commissioner snhjnct 10 the usa
gcs OF The Republican party MANY RErUDlIcAHs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

I6dld remember that

64 receipts and expenditures of
f$sncctive townships. There is u fine
"a $50 for neglect Of this duty. So says the
Nercer D:npatth.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

W. II Nicholson Il Co, have just received lot Of
Pocket Rules and Compas-cs
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EEHGE EAHEls!

Just received large stock Of Spr'rg patterns, al
H. G. JARVIS FCRNIUNE STORE l.3
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

THE best place liz town to get pal, =. /,
made of the best stock, that will wear ,r.n
warranted to fit, is at J. A. Plante,, I
ionablc Boot shop, Washington Stree, po,,,
Centre, Pa. Give him trial ..n,''
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

4 now lot of the celebrated \ L. Knives jn-t
received at the POST OFFICE.
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LE2riS7Ero-i. large assortment Of o.
icing closed cut at reduced rates at RgYym,
HRCDHEAD & CO.'S, No. II Centre s, ,..-
;ts Post Once, Oh City, Pa ''A
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Divine Services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II O'Clock A, NJ, and ~
O'Clock 7. ".
Rev. J. #. OxToBY. Pastor.
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NJ. f. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
TX P. NJ. Sabbath School attwelve o'clock
NJ. Seats Free, A cordial invitation
extended to all.
Rev. C. NJ. HEARD. Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND pAUL'S S(CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at 101l a. III.
:, Eespers and Benedictior- of the Blessed
Sacrament at p. NJ.
Catechism at Q p M.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor
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RICH MARRIAGE GIFT

THE RICHEST G,rT which Young Man %,
sent to his Bride, Is II sound constitution ana. U
heart. Essays On theae s,ihjnct.. with the ~
tviews of benevolent Physicians sent Ia ,'si.a
ter cnvrlopc-. free of charrc Address now n
ASSOCIATION. Box =. Philadelphia, p, tsaa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

N. y. Smiley, the late editor of the We.
mango Citizen. was admitted to practice in
the several Courts Of Venango County last
week. The TItusville Herald crclaimy:-
40 what fall was there!'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

bump over ties, &C., mile a. a stretch,
without other damage than the trouble of
replacing them on the track"
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4 fosEMlrE.-The valley Of beauty and
Rlsndor, sends forth fitting representa-.
l1gs shs ipstrumertality of J. WI
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-08

suited in the matter bnt 7, Tor one, trust
that he will agree 70 some snch arrangement;
that others win take the subject up and pro-
pound. perhaps, better plan Of obtaining
cur object thar this which has occurred 70
me.
BY proper steps beipg taken At present the
services Of This giant Of labor reform might
be secured in effecting this much wished Tor
organization, If nos 20 live aud la0or con
stantlY amongst Is.
Is We Judge from the appearances Of things
At present, there is prospects OF al increased
amount Of coal being raised here by the CON-
ing fall. as the WILMINGTON, or keversville,
company, are at present sinking Q new shaft
near to their old one. They, | understand,
viii be 10 order TO run fair amount Of coal
by the time Of hard weather again. | also
notice that the Cadisville company are put
ing down some prOof-driil holes on some un-
tested lands near Braidwood, for the purpose,
rum0r says, Of satisfying themselves, ere
commencing to sink SHAFT on the same
.aDds.
With the advent Of good weather the de-
mand for our coal has fell OF somewhat since
The revival caused by our last winter sPsli,
we expect, however. 20 get considerably iaIr
work during the summer MONTHS.
JUHN JAMES.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The Oxford Boat Crew have accepted the
American challenge for a four-oared race IN
August next, the Cambridge crew condition.
ally.
GENERAL SHERMAN has issued an order
for the resaDption Of recruiting under the
direction 81 the regimental commanders.
THE crops 10 Mississippi have been seri-
ously danger by the recent heavy rams, and
will have to be replanled
THERE were on Monday morning ouly nine
ard and half miles Of iron to lay 10 com.
plete tho Pacific railroad.
THE Spanish Cortes has adopted by large
msjoity, the article Of the Constitution guar
anteeing, liberty # the press, the freedom
Of meeting and sssocauon, and the right Of
petition.
JEFFERSON DAVIS writes from London 20
friend IN New Orleans a. follows: !" Il
has been my purpose 20 return thus spring
70 what was my home and, # permitted 70
do 50 without injury or embarrassment to
nv friends, engage ~ soma bus ness which
may yield support"
Tug Cape or Cool Hope has been vlsitsd
by calamity unprecedented in It's annals
A severe drought bad burnt 10 everything
and the heat was still rising waen on the
9th Of Februlry ores broke out in sevsral
places, and 10 few hours covered a district
four hundred miles in length, and frim fif-
teen to fifty ia breadth, DESTROYING all
b uses, trees, crops, cattle, and apparently
natives, few Europeans only csc ping by
a rush for tue nearest river
THE Pullmans will have thirty -f,ur Of
their latest improved sleeping cars ready f)r
use on the Pacific road as soon Is unbroken
communication through to San Francisco
shall have been established.
A QusBEo telegram says a true bill has
been found against yong Chaloner for
shooting British Off 5ef 10 that city for 90.
ducing bis sister.
FIVE hundred and eiehty-sevep execu.
hous by Spanish drum bead courts martial
have been reported 10y the American agents
in Cuba.
TIE great storm hss proved a blessing IN
the lumbeTmen Of Northern Wisconsin I,
having started 100000 Of logs down III
streams.
Ma. kAvASAGH, one OF the Irish members
Of the British House Of Commons has
neither legs nor arms. He recently made
his Inaiden speech, and was loudly Ar.
plauded.
On Tuesday night, the Lower House OF
the Ohio Legislature passed a bill taxing
United states bonds. A bill was also pass
ed prohibiting any one not white citizen.
from voting, under penalty Of two years
imprisonment
Mn. RIcHorTR, Of Marseilles, with Elk
fTen ca iaborers, has gone to plant an olive
grove in Louisiana. He carries the seed.
ana also cuttings, Theoretically sealed in me
same cans. The experiment was once tried
N Alabama under the countsnanee Of Cou-
grsss, but without success.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-08

Brickisyefs reported trade good. end Gvs new
unions organized
Moulders reporte trade nes~er good for the
season. ee4 -
The following officers we're then installed
yiee PresidsDt--Geosgs sysne;
Financial Secretary --Alopso RAmsdelk
Treasurer Stsvtr;
Mr. P. J. OConnell reported that be had scen
the plssterers bu' they would not attend the
Convention.
Il was moved 70 reconsider the motion 70
print twenty copies OF the address. Carried.
Il wss moved that ono hundred coolies
be printed Carried.
j. w. 0veracker moved that committee OF
three be appointed 10 make arrangements 70 have
Mr.. Richard Treveilck to address tho working.
men OF Chicago.
Aessrs y. :. o'Connell, D. Cornelius
and G. Syme we're appointed said committee.
A committee cf three was appointed 70 draft
a series of resolutions expressing the diSap-
probation of the mechanics Of illinois ct the
recent action Of Secretaries Borie and Rawlins,
In relation 20 the Eight Hour Las. and with in
structions 20. present the same TO the Conven-
ton.
Adjourned ALoSso RAxsDsLL,
Recording Secretary.
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OPEAA va BALLAD SISGISG.-Last Monday
evening, In company with a number Of citizens,
We attended the complimentary benefit tender
"a Miss Belle Scott, 90 the occasion Of her
leaving 20 complete her studies In Europe. Eos
sesslng sweet, though by no means strong
or ealtivsted voice, she was guilty Of the 20
common error Of attempting that which vas en-
tirsly beyond her vocal powers--some Of the &C.
called opers gems Nor 10 this 10 be wondered
a. There is more buncombe criticism and lau
da lon iniuised In, 10 Chicago, regarding Italian
opera, than in any city in The world, aud the 70.
suit Is that everybody. ''duEing the season" can
talk Of, or listen 70 nothing but the productions
Of The masters, &c. Nov. II the pert misses.
who dePlete their pspas' pockets BY putting on
ali they can sp& : and sometimes xoRx than
'hsy can spare, upon their backs, simply to put
on airs az The opera, and listening TO gibberish
they can neither appreciate nor understand,
would learn 70 sing good Scotch or Irish bal
lad, while darning q stocking or mending pet
iicost, they would confer an inestimable bless-
Ing on tia community at large. And If every
youngster, who . blessed with passable voice,
and undertakes to entertain the public, would.
for that evening at least divest herself Of the
opinion thk: she mantle OF a sontag has faIls..
on her shoulders, allow Faust aud Verdi.
to rest in their graves. and give us q verse from
Annie Laurie. Katheen Mavourneen, the Last
Roes OF summer, or come such soulstlrrinR me-
iody as sublanary moftals can understand. Va
should regard them as public benefactors.
Mr.. Bull played his pieces. the same a. we
listened to IA ye.rs ago. and was rap.usously
sncored, though We failed to Apprecs,e--as va
always have done. bis mastsrIy squsaks If We
could have persuaded him 70 stop and given rs,
TBS CAsrsKtL's am conIso." We would gladly
have paid another dollar !; and 90 would scores
of his auditerA
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-08

A regular meeting Of the Trades assembly,
vas held at their hall. 2s7 East Randolph strees.
on Saturday evening, April ~, Presideu. p j
o'ConnsIl in the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved
Four delegates from the taIlors' unIon--two
from the American union aud two from the Ger.
msn--wsre admitted.
The feports Of 'radss unions wsrs Submitted.
TIE Pasdlers rspof.si trade good, and ali as
work
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MUcu NEEDED lsvESrIoA The invention
for cleaning boiler huss, referred to in our ad
yertising columns, ls one which Ills want long
experienced. 1t is the production Of practice
mechanic, and is calculated 70 simplify very
troublesome and nasty job. Railroad men and
manu- -turers are especially interested in ts
success, aud should not fail TO call and see il.
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1HASETCLLT AcKSowf sD0Eo.-During the past
week ne have been presented by Miss Belle
Cameron, five YEAR, Of sge, with a quilt con-
tanning 500 pie ;es, witch has been put together,
secured AID flushed By herself; and, as the
price demanded was simply pdR in the ADvo-
CATE, we take great pleasure N fulfilling our
DART OF he contract
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-08

ASoTHxR VICroKr.--Ws are pleased 10 an
uounee that during the past week several Of our
boot and shos manufacturers, who have hereto
tors refused to concsds to the demands Of the
ioarneymen. have Withdrawn their opposition
and discharged the seabs in their employ
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-08

VS. would call attention to he advertise
ment Of T Z. Haleck q Co., who offcr special
Inducements 10 intending purchasers Of real -
tate, either a. az investment or for building
purposes We are assured By parties who have
visited their property that Il Is fairly located
upon rising ground. overlooking the city. The
character Of the soil is loan Nth gravel SUBJ
soil, rendering il one Of the best localities for
suburban residences Il il easy Of access BY
steam dummy o. private conveyance, being ad-
jaeent to and lying along the railroad, and a
leading thorough fare. Our readers who are
LOOKING for spot upon which to build house,
will do well TO call at their office, room 20, No.
l6T South Clark street, and get full particulars
as 20 location &c. They furnish FRKE PAssks TO
purchasers, that all may see that they buy.
It only takes less than three hours to 90 and
see for yourselves. Only 80 minutes ride from
Canal street depot. A special train will run to
their property on sunday FOR the aecomnoda.
ton OF those who cannot 70 during the week
Tickets may be had at their office on Saturday
evening. Office open from a. ID. to 9. D. m.
every day. Go and see for yourselves
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-08

THE com msnd Of Lieutenant General sher
dan embraces the territory of Utah on the west
and The State Of Illinois on the east and the
country between the British provinces and Mex
leo. This is divided into three departments
the Platte, commanded By Brevet Major Gensr.
al Augur, With headquarters At Omaha; the DA-
kOts, Brevet Major GsuerkI Terry, heaquarters
At &C. Paul and the Missouri, headquarters at
Port LeavepworEh, commanded BY Breyet Maj.
Gen. Scho6eld
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STErS still continues TO outbid all rivals--as
his crowded establishment hourly testi6es his
stock Of PariAn and silver plated ware Is very
eEtensive-and Ia this especial line Of trade he
dehes composition Remember the No 50
South Clark street.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-08

Auction SALE.-Let every worklngmAn 10
Chicago attend the auction sale Of real estate
az Langley's Auction Room, l7s South Clark
street, on Tuesday, MAY 4, aud they will thank
Us for calling their attention 10 the matter.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-08

Tzs Lors offered by Messra Field, Kirg
Co., on Eagan. Kankakse. Oakland, Indiana,
Prairie and Calumet avenues, are among the
choicest ever offered in this city. They ara ali
located in the vicinity Of the projected Bouls-
wards and will undoubtedly rapidly increase in
value. The terms at which they are offered
places : homestead, and a desirable one too,
within the reach OF almost every man. Call and
examine plat aud location al lls Dearborn 81.