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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27
CouNTy COMMISSIONER.

Mn Enrrop.-plnnsa announce To tho citizens or
yenorgo County that I. Y. SIGGINS Of Oil Creek
Township is candidate fOr County Commission
er, subject to the usages ofthe Republican party.
Mr. oa,-P'case announce the name of u,
y ItTXON, of Cornplautrr Township ~ cand-
date for County Commissioner. subject to the usa'
orns of the PapubIican party MANY REPUBLICANS.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.
Enr-op Prcopn.-Ynu will Dleosp n

EDITOR WIZ piVuSV nv
nounce that JAMES w. SHAW will be n candidate
for nomination for the Office of Register and Record
cr subject 10 the Of the Republican party. at
the ensuing R0nublican Primary Election. Mr..
Shaw was n Private in Company CT li9d Perm
svlvariN Volunteers, and lost n RIGHT arm in battle
Of Ccttyshurg. He ia comoetent and ohligng and
has served Register and Recorder f'r one term
the errire satisfaction of all who hove dorn hns"" :
with him NENANtsb COZ Nl1.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

Three of our State Legislatures those of
New York, Pennsylvania and Massachu-
setts-have recently passed rigorous enact
ments against the indiscriminate slaughter
of birds These enactments should be en-
forced. Every spring thousand of birds are
mercilessy shot. with no purpose whatever
than the near qualification of a false idea o.
SPORT Sportmen's Club-which are sup
posed to be in earnest opposition to all
kinds OF illigitimatc huntingshould take up
the matter.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

AlisIu ua.---Iast week called attention to
the Constitution Birers of Seward Il Bentley, and
now we take pleasure in noticing their Alisma for
tie hair, which is said TO be very fine article for
the toilet We are OF the opinion that the prepara-
lions Of s 6 are all good, for the reputation
they sustain as Druggists is good evidence that
they would not put anything in the market of an
ordinary character, Mes1rs A. d. MILLER & co
have it for sale and we hope all our friends will
try It.
For all Bronchial affections, try Stewards Cough
Cure
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

A clergyman in Kansas says he has mar,
ried but one couple in year. They paid
him nothing, staid to dinner as Il was
rainy day, and then borrowed his umbrella
when they left, which he has never seen
since.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

THE PETROLEUM House, OIL CIrY.-In
ihe course of human events it is our lot, as
well as that of others, to visit Oil City, and
Hike Others, when we visit this Gland al
plenty we 60 where 'plenty" is-at tho
Petroleum House. The indefatiguable
Charley W. Stats aud the "Associate
Judge James G. White, propretors, are
gentlemen well known in tue oil region, and
worthy the popularity they enjoy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27
CANr1DACY ANNOUNCEM ENrs.
STATE SENAT )R.

Mn Eprror-please an nounce tho name of Col
y. DUNCtN as u candidate for State Senator
subject to tie usnges of the Republican party
NR. Fn,1oR Please announce the name Of
JAN - NJ. BREDIN. of Franklin, as a candidate
for state Senator, subec, to the usages Of the Re
publican party. MANY CITIZENS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

TIE TRANSFORMATIONS OF FIsH.--It is as.
serted that fish can be transported in per
fectly healthy condition, in moderate sized
boxes full Of water into which air is pump
cd as fast as it is exhausted by the breath
Recently at Osiend, ninety-three plaice, a
large fish like founder, and fifteen lob
sters, were put into box of water four and
and g. half feet square and I've inches deep
and conveyed TO Eussels. They were c@-
amined after the lapse OF thirty-siX hours
and found to be perfectly healthy, air hav-
ing been pumped into the boxes nt inter
walls. This method it is believed. can be
adopted for.the transportation of fish from
the seaports to the inland towns.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

An olive oil refinery has been established
in san Francisco The supply of crude oil
is obtained from San Diego, Los Angeles
and other places in the southern portion OF
the State, where the olive tree ilourisbes
lnXntiantly, and its cultivation proves very
lemuuerative.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

I'll f. best place IL town TO get n roi.
made oil the best Stock, that will wear wei, os .,'
""rtah h,eu TO ht' is at j. A. pIante,s E.a, l
ionabie Boot Shop, Washington Street, pc,ro.' .asa
Centre, Pa. Give him trial. .,oen uoeun
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Mrs. Victor, the Cleveland murderess oi
her brother, is in the Columbus, o., prison,
insane and dying.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

HardWarc-A large assortment or ,rI,-----
ncins closed ont At reduced rates at RFvYm, ,,, E
BEnDnEAD ,S CO.'S, No. Il Centre :, -,OLDS
tho Post Office Oil city. Pa. opposite
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

Don't fail to have bottle of Sunday Com
ort in the house. You may save trip for
the doctor Gaffney has it. 22-lw
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Time of Closing Mails.

July 2Isr, 1865.
Until further notice the mails will arrive al anu
depart from this office as follows
ARRIVE.
soptb and East, via. Irvineton, loss ~ NJ.
south and West, Mcadville, Els 7. NJ.
North and East. Cory, 255
DEPART.
South aud West, s45 y. NJ
Soutl, East and West, $50 L. VI.
North, Fau and West, 1000 a. VI.
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr. FDtToR:-Plcase announce to the CITIZENS OF
Vcnlnqo County. that VILLA AM GATES, OF kocN'
semblv. subect to the usages OF the Republican
porty MANY CITIZENS.
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The old estabfhed liquor house of Owen
Gaiiaey is the pce TO buy cheap for cash
22--lW
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English Currents for 10 cents per pound
at WACHTER's.
22-lw
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An organ grinder recently left the Unit
ed States with $50, 600 an amount be had
collected in the streets during the last ten
years.
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NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. ana
Up NJ. Sabbath School attwelve CLOCK
NJ. Seats Free. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
REV. C. NJ. HEARD. Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND PAUL'S (CATHOLlC)
CHURCH.
Mass at 1014 a. m.
1Vespers and Benediction OF the D'esseu
Sacrament at p. IN.
Catechism at p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

All accounts not so'tled Immediately, will ,o,.
with an oillcer foi Collection -. "e igt
Aprl4tc.S RFvNo,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

livery vesIige OF small poX is now remov-
ed from Petroleum Centre, and we hope
those VII, have given credit to the rumor Of
number OF cases existing here, will now
be convinced hat they are misinlormed
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27
Diyiiie services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ, and ~
o'clock p. NJ.
REV. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

The salary of the Superintendent OF Com
mon Schools, ofihe city of Erie, has been
rli;ed from 81 500 TO 81 500.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27
XARH. PAPElk!

Just received large stock of Spring patterns, at
H G. JARVIS FURNITURE STORE. M.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

Try our Navy Tobacco. We know it is the best
in the market w. II. NICHOLSON & CO.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

All styles Of Bank Books, Note Paper and En-
yelopcs in Jobbng Lots at
VII NICHOLSON e. co.
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Special Notice.

SUPPLY OF WALKING CANES OF EVERY
variety has been received at A. D. Miller & Co.'S.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-27

49, SHUUfu Uo tINeH 10 CItaN
i3calkzHAyS Gg!o gather from around the
1Rs and business places, the collec.
t'ou Of nth accumulated during the win.
ter.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOUSE FOR SALE!
HOUSE FOR SALE.

A NEW HOUSE, one and half stories high, To-
N Gated on the Fgbert Farm. rear the creeA
bridge said house has all conyenicnCcs, good Wa
ter, etc. Terms. easy Inquire of
n. d. SHANER,
Fuler'S Boording House, Egoor Farm. =,
Petroleum Centre. Nav Il. Nv.
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BASE BAIL BATS and SCORE BOOKS, at
W II Nicholson & COS
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w. A. VEswORTH

Guitar Strings vt W. II. Nicholson & Co.'S.
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E0ca. NOtices.

WALL PAPER, fresh suoply, of all styles and
prices. list received AZ A.D MILLER & cos
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MAleE ELES,

GLASS ALLIES, at A u. MILLER 8 ro
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Fifty barrels of Canandaigua Ale Just re-.
csived at GatIney's.
22-IW
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CHANGE OF TIME.-Oil Creek ~ All
ehey River Railway, Monday, April 26
.cessity of Sanitary Measures
heu t.ken in Petroleum Centre,

TheeQ t.ken In Petroleum Centre,
tts season Of the year it is exceeding
!. Se ssary that cleanliness should exist
there, In the streets, back yards and
BIO prevent disease of every char
~ deem IL just as necessary to
kmatters, as to see that con-
>r.>e~>--.-1 Eao a,,----'-.--J
" ullend to this duty invites
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July 27sr, ls6S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-24

will be able 10 Withstand the popular
pres sure, at Its approaching session, for
an Increase OF currency, unless this
pressure be checked by q decision Of
the court, adverse to the Legal Tender
act An adverse decision might pro.
duce Inconvenience, but not so great
Inconvenience a. most men anticipate.
Such Is the frultfulness In resource Of
our people, and their capacity TO adapt
themselves to the mode OF things, thnt
they will not permit their enterprise TO
be arrested or any serious disasters TO
result to the business OF the country,
by any change which may take place
In the value OF the circulating medium,
The present banking currency 10
based upon values. The public faith
and the ability OF the country TO pay
lts bonds secure the holders OF This
currency from loss. Every man, the
whole people, all the property OF the
country, are bound for the redemption
OF this currency. It is good, and will
be paid, and the people will generally
regard II to be good, whether the courts
say that Treasury notes may or may
not be made legal tender.
Contracts TO be made after such de-
olsion, or even now, TO be performed
hereafter, we suppose, might DO made
to be discharged In currency, and the
exigencies OF parties would, no doubt,
aid much In adjusting all existing con-
traCts. All would be under one con-
demnatlOn, and a common interest
would suggest for the embarrassment,
which would otherwise arise, some So
luton that would avert or greatly mod
ify any evil consequences anticipated
from the decision.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-24
C1Nc1NNAr1. Nav Q

CINCINNATI, Nov. %.
FLouR-Unchanged and quiet; ramIly
s. 25A5 80.
Observation-Disclosures hut held more
lrnly and not much offering; red win,
Ter 81 O5al 10 for No. . and /. Corn
scarce and prices higher; old ear 9Sca
81 %; new s4as5c; the supply Is moi
equal to the demand. Oats-Firm and
ic higher; No. 2, 50c; No. !. 52c; while
Ola55c. Rye-Steady at S5a90o. Barley
unchanged and quiet.
CoT1oN-UnchRnged aud dull; mid
ding 239&a24C.
ToRAcco-In good demand and the
market firm. -
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 DIAL o.; and de.
maud light.
PRoVlsloNs-Mess Pork-Oulet and
held At $32 90. Lard-lu demand mi
l74SalSalSNc iorlsteam and kettle; hui
held ut NaNc higher. Bulk Meats
Held at tl2Hal0Hal6% for 70 days N salt,
all packed, but demand quito light.
Hods-Dull and closing nImluul
~ SlO 21al0 IS; receipts, 7,4OO. Green
Meats - Dull and prices nominal al
SllAa14Xal6c: but buyers offer Xc less.
BUrTEn-Firm; light supply ut iOa3lc G.
Edds-Firm at S9a4Oc for fresh.
OlL--Linseed Oll-.90a93. Lard
Firmer at 81 45al IS. Pelroleum-33A35
for refined.
GRooERIEs-UnchanHed.
GoLD-l26N buying aud l27 selling,
ExoHANdE-DuIl a. Nal.IO discount
buying,
MoNEY-Market close al lOAl2 per
cent.
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Chicago market.


CHICAGO, Nov. %.
FLouR-Dull and most nominal at
- 75a5 80 for spring extras,
Observation-Disclosures and Clrmer:
sales OF No. l at 03a9iC; No. 9 at 9OA9l ISc:
closing steady at 0OXa0lc; this after.
noon the market irregular at gOl<c,
seller November; 9lIA0I ISc, seller De>
cember. Corn-Dull and irregular:
sales OF No. 2 at S91aS5c; no grade at
Csc; rejected At S0ASl 40; closing dull at
SI5aSi5 for No; .. this afternoon the
market unsettled; S2Xc bid for No. 2
seller the year. 0ats-Quiet but firm:
sales of No. 2 at 4S]fa4i1o; rejected nj
4OA4lc; closing at 43Aa44 for No, Q,
Rye-Quiet and easier; sales OF No, Q NJ
SOaSSc, cash, and $50, seller December;
rejected at 76c; closing at SOC for No. 9
Barley-Qulet but firm at 81 OF, seller
December, for No. 2.
DRRssRD HoGs-Moderalely active
and steady at Sll 5Oal2 w. dividing on
Hoos-Common and bacon grades 10
al5c lower. Mess pork and extra fat
lots unchanged; 50 4Oa9 75 for fair 10
medium; 50 9Oal0 ~ for good to choice;
$40 2Oal0 80 for extra prime.
CATTLE-Qulet; s. 3S7I1ai 90 for fair
cows, $GA7 w for good smooth ship
ping steers,
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NEW YORK CRY.
NIw YoRK, Nov. q,

NEW 1oHhI NOV. u,
Four dwellings at Dutch Kills, Sta.
ten Island. was burned last night
Loss SIS, 900.
A number OF lRborRrG was killed and
four others fatally injured at the depot
OF tho Morrls railroad at Hoboken lAsl
night, by being crushed between freight
cars.
Eleven persons died In this city lasI
week Of smallpox, and yesterday Q
number Of cases were reported In the
lower part Of Broom street.
Lock wood u Co., have 30 far adjust.
ed their affairs that they announce Q
resumption OF business In q few days
They effected an amlcable settlement
yesterday with the Lake Shore railroad
Company, mutually advantageous tC
both.
FORMATION Oh. A PEABODY ASSOCIATION,
A meeting of merchants and bank,
ers WAS held this afternoon, ut which q
permanent organization was effected
to carry out the movement to raise q
Peabody monument fund. The monu.
lnent will be erected In Central Park.
". Ii, Niools0n WAS chosen permanent
President; Mr.. Yanderhoff, Secretary,
and John Bloodgood, Treasurer. MI.
mNrOus Vice Presidents were chosen
and an Etecutiue Committee. The as
BOGiatlon Is 10 be called the National
Peabody Monument Association. 1t is
reported there are already COO subsCrb
ers to the fund.
BUTLER GIVES BAIL.
General Butler to day gave bail In
$751; 600, upon the charge OF Miss Flor
ence Of mlsappropriating tue Twiggs'
swords and certain plate. Richard
SChell and q. X. Garrison arc suroties.
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THE NEWS.

QuartermasLer General MeIgs. ol
Washington, and who has been suffer-
Ing from q severe attack OF srysipelas
at the Planters House, IS. Louis, Is im'
proving.
The steamship NesterIan, from Llv-
erpoOl, has arrived at New York.
The body OF Peter Wlndenham was
taken from the Fifth street ruins In st.
Louis, lAts Monday night. Two or
three more bodies arc believed 10 be in
the ruins. The remains OF John p.
BashOre, one Of the victims OF this cal.
amity, WIS sent tO Carlisle, Pa yester.
day.
A young man named Barnett, was
publicly excommunlCHted from the
Walnut street Presbyterian church, OF
81. Louia, last Sunday, for extracting
money from the weekly collection. He
confessed 10 having purlOinRd nhout
one thousand dollars since last Feb
rnRry.
The Vermont Legislature has passed
a law ex0nIPIInH frouI taxation for five
years all manufacturing establish.
LnemIs hereafter erected In the State,
and all the capital and machinery used
In operating them, and HlRO the capital
and machinery put into buildings al
ready erected, but not now used for
manufacturing purposes, whenever
the capital used amounts TO ons thou
sand dollars or more. The bill was
warmly opposed Oh the ground of
doubtful UOnstltulionality, but tho
great need OF the State in this respect
Overpowered dill objections.
Ex-Uniled StaIea Senator Benjamin
Fitzpatrick died Mt his residence in El.
more county, Alabama, on sunday,
lie WAS In his seventeen year.
A shocking butchefy occurred about
twelve miles from Nashville, Sunday
morning. A man named Joe barton
deliberately cut tho thrOHt8 Of hI4 wife
and three children, killing them In
stAnlly. The murderer has been ads
dicted to drinking, and the impression
Is that he was III Il drunken tit when he,
committed the terrible tragedy. He
made his escape, and Ut last accounts
had not been arrested.
A private meeting OF the sufferers by
the Brooklyn bank robbery was held
In Boston yesterday, about one half
present representing he loss OF S25G 900.
Many depOsitOrS absent from the meet
ing, had snlnll amounts deposited, and
II is believed the total loss will not ex~
ceed SI5O. 900.
Edward WcIch and Dennis Quinlan
fell into vat or bIilIug lard In Pork
House In Louisville. yesterday, and
were badly sCalded. QuinlHn died last
evening and WEIGH cannot survive.
Gen. Sheridan is i'll with fever In
Chicago, not dangerously.
A Convention oflIquor dealers meet
In Chicago to-day.
Rev. John P. Dean, Pastor OF the 81.
John Catholic Church, died at Phlla>
delphia, yesterday.
The Sultan protests against the act OF
the Vlceroy Of Egypt, In proclalrnlnE
neutrality otthe Snez Canal Az a tress-
pass on hisisovereignty.
A despatch from Suez, reports that
the Egyptian steamer Laty, has been
aground for two days of that point.
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Tribute 10 mr.. PonbOdy-BIacH Mail.
BOsTON, Nov. %.
At a meeting Of the citizens OF the
town OF Peabody, last evening, resoin-
tlons were adopted hOnoring the mems
ory OF George Peabody, and appointing
a committee 10 cooperate with the trus.
tees OF the Peabody Institute In max ny
arrangements for the funeral, Rev.
VIM. NJ. Barbour. OF Bangor Theo.
logical seminary, has accepted an IuyI-
ta!lon TO deliver the funeral sermon.
Edward Foster, said IL have done
service In the State prison, II under ar
rest, charged with hlack mailing Abra-
ham Arthur FTcnch Iu tho extent OF
S5.OOO, by lhreA's III rN,'uSlug some im-
proprlelt"s "hich nu alleges against
tho latIer. ....E "
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UTICA, Nov. %.
In the case OF Newman r. Smith Us,
New York Central Railroad, tried be-
fore the Supreme Court, the jury this
morning brought In q verdict for plain
til OF SIS, 900 damages. Smith was In
jured over II year ago, by u collision oi
u special train bearing Torrencs, presi'
dent, aud others with u working train
near Whltestown. Smith was pilot "a
the engineer on tho special train at the
time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-24

THE New York SIN says the late
elections cost the TammAny ring over
nine hundred thousand dollars. The
grand torchllght procession cost one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars,
Mayor Hall contributed twenty per
cent OF his salary. Eight candidates
for office contributed i've thousand
dollars eaCh. All subordIuRtes 10 pub.
lie office under control Of the ring were
taxed twenty per cent on their salaries.
Senatorial candidates paid about S2S,-
600 each with the exception Of VIM. NJ.
Tweed, who paid nearly $4,000. All
this money comes out Of the city tax
payers. and what 10 most curlous. they
Seem TO lIkeit.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YoRK, Nov. %.
CoTToN-ueavy and Nc lower; sales
l.5OO bales at 26c for middlIng uplands.
FLouR-Cl0sed quiet and slightly in
buyers favor.
GRAIN-Wheat-lc better with u fair
export and speculative demand. rive
Quiet and unchanged. Oats-Lowor
and dull at 64aG4Hc for western. Corn
Dull and lower ut 81 1Oa1 IL for sound
mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Qniet at $33 rs for
old mess; SS2 so for new mess, and
$50 76a3l 90 far future delivery. beef
Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats
Quiet and steady. Bacon-QuIet and
nrm: Lard-Steady at 1SSSslOo Tor fair
10 prime steam.
Edas-In fair request and without
decided change.
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FaIi OrR Church Floor at Lexington,
Ay."'seyeral Lives Lost.
HTaaTN,,..x NY... IN
OINo1NNAr1. Nav. .

AT Lexington, KY, last Sunday AZ.
ternoou, while the second coiored
Baptist church was packed with wOr.
shippers, part OF the floor gave way,
precipltating II great number into the
basement In u heap, killing three and
Woundtng many. A large part oE<.ne
congregation who escaped goingI Gown
with the floor jumped from Ne win.
dOws, whereby many suffered broken
limbs. The disaster leaves i've orphan
children In ono family.