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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-06
SALE OF
Il LANDS.

by virtas Or q decree o. the Probate Court
Of Pamela. eoapiy, tsizisipr. ssndsrd At
the December tsfm, 1865, thereof. ] viii, AZ
commissioner Of said court Al the late resi-
dsnce Of Thomas Eohkn4 dSxHef On ~
premises On MONDAY shA iss day " reefusry
1850, offer nr ale 10 The highest bidder, Al
public auction, The following lands to-wii; The
east h<if " ne Southeast 1nftrs " seceon 20,
he south half Of the north half Of section 81,
and the whole Of the south half Of section y,
ali township Q. maSf epwtn Yuan Al
esanty Of PanolA State Of Mississippi.
On 4 credit u twelve months from the day Of
ale, with bond bearing ten per cent interest
from mstaFfy With approved secnrity. The
Isndy Mill be sold I'm tracts Of 100 acres ench,
except one tract which will contain only 80
atrs,.sls GEU, W. BONNER
js3-sts Commissioner.
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CITATION NOTICE.

CIIATION NOIICE.
The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. 10
Murray Randolph, heir at law Of W.. $. Ran
dolph, deceased. /. sAH N
You are cited TO appear before the Probate
Court Of said county, At the courthouse thereof,
on the fourth Monday IN January 1869, 70
show cause why the petition Of =. @. Randolph,
administratrx, with the will annexed, Of the
estate Of said deceased, praying to make and
tender s. Boiling Q deed to town lot In the
town Of Holly Springs, Marshall county, in
said State, fsId him BY dcccased prior to deco
dents death, should not be grauted. ~
BY otder Of court Issued November ~, 1863.
w.P, w0oTrEN,
laS- ssq gsa PEE N
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
aastn2 LAND. g5sss lias

L 1870
BY virtue Of q decree Of the Probate Court
Of Pamela county, Stslsn Of Mississippi, rem
dered therein n the December term, 1884,
will as admInlshAtor Of the estate Of Richard
J. Young, deceased, ct the CONTIGUOUS door In
the town OF Panoln,l In Aid county, on
Monday ths Let day Of February, 1899. within
lawful hours offer for sale at public a~aetion,
70 the Highest bidder the following lands
lying and being In said county, and known AZ
the north half of ssctlon 80 township 0,
range 8, west, and an undivided Interest OF one
third In the east half Of the northcast quarter
Of section ., spvnshipnf, rsnge 5 west and
also the west hall. Of Lot No. 4, N block No. IA,
In the iowa Of PsnotA m ssid'couuty.. . 8 o
Terms OF gSle.-ruf The nofth half 81 ptcl
non 30, township 9, range ., one-half cash, thx
balance on q. credit Of II months, WIN s'p<f
cent. interest Bond With TWO rood securities
viii be Required ft said bsInnrc. The other
|jAnds viii Be sld foF tAsh. y
q 30. HARRISON, q,
jA1-5s M sf7l7i Administrator.
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! TRUSTEES, sALEsv- =
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, PannIa county. To
Beulah A. burnett and John Anna barnett
heirs n law aud dissribptssz u Thomas J.
Burnett, decea.<d. ~ knlaEzIH bEa ~
You are cited v sppsu bsess NE Probate
Cpurf Of aid soan,y, u fhe eeart-hsuss herr
Of On the IN Monday IN fsbfuzp, 1850, u
show eau<< Wy the nuAi sseosns 4 Hs.j>uin
y. johnson, administrator, snd AmandA Ban
nett admInistraifx Of the estate Of aid de-
ceased zhoald not BE- allowed snd appsessd.
ny order q court isaed January II, 1909.
; i.ls-ss M.Gp4oo#6 III
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Dy virtus Of . deed Of trust executed 10 me
b. Darius Prinos 10 secure AsirswJ J. Wsitsnd
Abnsf Baird. IN The payment q hires thouand
lss hundred doIlars. ca ist Of January, 1899.
uhIch deed u trust hsnrs data q Jsns "a,
,;i e. sssayHis c,slss&
80, u and -, q he record q dssds shsrsla.
AN !; 40 e tsSsS1i 49,
esrmsy. b<fws<n The kaurs u twslse s'slo<k
Y. snd four oelo<t r. ~ prcr>sd and ell II
psblis ssrsiss n As tisAas t,t&w - 81 u
4. h enrrrn<y, . sufz<i<scy Il s<<tss q laaa
10. "a. In township eight q r~sFs ssvsa -.
h I'D cosnfy. y ~ ~ ~ ersas 4 vrfIna.
|rrsriiss saa fxrtulIsx ~ Add Irsl 81
s.ssI110* .kI
"a : nvgsssz = : g.,t.t - ! ~ 60
w s.ly - srur'es. W.fNooTIkx.
AN
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~ ~ e Mr. - H.. ssd
xr>nnsk Hli<h. NJ uiHL >@wn4 D Dt<1ina q
hs<<<, - s<.rs > ~ y rssrr pi<kins
AM $1,000 is1rkdt611 - - 49, y
<irfu> - ake1Ds 80 ckensuY<eueezel
-, ;sss:Z: -. 10
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go ~ = l<nt><[ n ~ l1se3 eze11<5<d
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f< 6<a~Mmk1fea fIhgu1zG
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CITATION NOTICE.

Tha State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. Ia
LIZ. y. Hall, Susan A. Mitchell, and her hue
band, -- Mitchell,
You afs cited % appear before ihe Probate
Court Of aid uounty, AZ Che couft-house there
| Of on The iih Monday 10 January, 1899, 70
answcr the petition u William q. Maxwell,
executor Of fhe win Of Porter Hall, decreased,
reporting teaisiofs estate insolfent and fof
sale Of isstafors real sitaie, and show eauss
why said estate should not be declared insol-
veat and why tie real estate described In the
petition should not be sold,
Byorasr Of court, Issued Nossmbcr "a, 1908,
I.9ii W.P, WooTTEh
llal.5t nn q Rn.LI INSierk. I
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1hs eeate q Mississippi, Pano)l
county. To Glenn Bronn, Richard
Bruxn. hsirs q Janss l. nrowu,
dceeaied. fcu are hrrrby cifrd d
appraf before the Probate cond 81
said esppty = Ne esart-hoass thers.
q o. the ffh Monday IN Jasusry,
1900 Walqs Gus rby he snal K.
ooeht o. Fran<ia nrcvn, adninislrn-
NIX O. she sfaiH sflnia dWS,3
sheuld not be allowed and apprsvci'
by order q court, Issued Dsr-m.
ber 5lst, 1868.
sesnoH w ~Rsuoonndfn
ian2-lt n.,l
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= FRENCHMAN SPONTANEOUSLY CON-
BusTs. The New Orleans Crescent relates
case of spontaneous combustion which oc-
Cured in that city. The victim, one Gas
ton Lnylay, a Fronchman, who was an ex-
cessive Grinker, was known TO absorb as
much as fourteen bottles of claret in one
day. Luylay became so degraded that be
became mere hanser-on at a low saloon
During one of his horrible debauches he
was discovered in the act of drinking from
a can containing coal oil.
The physicians who attended him were
unable to devine the nature OF his complaint
The victim rendered the most heartrending
screams, complained of intense stinging
pains, and died in the greatest ageony.-
His whole frame was convulsed and slightly
distorted, the body in state of ebulation
as it were, and covered with blisters, which,
bursting, lot Of liquid of a yelowish red
color tricklcd from them to the floor. When
ensned the tody became perfectly dried up
and shrunken, and as black as charcole-
The Coroner's inquest bring out the above
statement.
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young fellow who resides in Knox
county had for some time been paying bis
addresses TO young lady at Nincennes,
Indiana, made proposal of marriage and
was accepted. In accordance with mutual
agreement made by the parties, they went
to that city to get married. The young man
left the girl at the hotel TO 60 and get the
license, and a minister to marry them. In
due time he returned with two men. one of
whom he introduced as Baptist minister,
and asked the couple if they were ready,
and on receiving an affirmative answer,
went through the marriage ceremony. The
honeymoon went ''merry as marriage
belr' until the next day, when the happy
couple arrived at the girls mothers, when
the gay deceiver informed the object of his
deceit of the true state of affairs and bid her
adieu. The fiend of this gross and glaring
outrage is permitted to walk the streets OF
Vincennes, with as boastfnl airs as if he had
subdued an empire, while the physician of
the outraged girl says that she is lying at
her mothers at the point Of death.
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900 Barrel We'll on IN e picrson Farm

Considerable excitement prevailed on our
streets last evening arising from the fact
that small well, by being tcrpedoed, had
been made to yield TO an unusual degree.
The testing Of the well was commenced on
Tuesday last and, on an average, pumped
about five barrels per day. until yesterday,
after being torpedoed. it rose to a 2O0 bar
rel well. 1t was discovered on drawing the
valve before torpedoing it, that it was leak
ing to great extent, when tight valve
was substituted. At the time OF going TO
press this afternoon, the yield is about
40 barrels. but it is thought that the well
will continue to produce largely. 1t is
owned by Messrs. Carmine & Dickerson,
Lease II. Pierson Farm.
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2. Il L. r. R.-The earnings of this road
for the year ending Oct 81. 1868, were 81 =
S04, 250.36 and the cost of maintaining and
operating the road $3.50, ,5G5l2. For in
torest and taxes $7l2,O55,45. Number of
passengers and employees killed during the
year, 24-number injured, 40. Consider
ing the length of the road and tho immense
average of accidents, in comparison with
other roads. The road is fast assuming n
first class position among the main lines Of
travel and transportation under its present
management.
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SECRETARY BoRIE in his circular on the
eight hour question says the law requires
him to FIX the wages of employees at the
same ratio as are paid in private establish
ments; and therefore he cannot pay the
same fer eight hours as is elsewhere paid
for ten. He will. however pay men for ten
hours if they work ten; and he authorizes
commaudants of navy yards to employ them
in this way. Ia thus treating the subj
he is sustained by Attorney General Hoar
Senator Wilson has addressed letter to
the Secretary dissenting from this constrnc-
ton. he maintains. first, that the lav was
passed in answer to the numerous petitions
of mechanics and workingmen employed in
the Government establishments; secondly.
that it was the intention of Congress to full
ly meet their views; and, thirdly, the law
was plain upon the subject. The letter
will probably be published.
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AN ELoPENENr SENSATION.
ble sensation has been created here by the
elopement Of a young white lady with a
light mulatto man. The young lady is
about sixteen years Of age is quite pretty,
ana respectfully connected, and her flight e
IeW days since as'oniahed none so much
as her own family, who had never dreamed
az her singular attachment. The coiored
youth is represented as being waiter in a
New York restaurant and is said 20 De steady
and industrious. The young lady's father
pursued her to Boston and brought her
hon't~-Piltshurgh Commcrciar
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flOci,Pster EtHrrfs.

The farming season is three weeks later
than usual around. Rochester.
Rochester and Syracuse have commenced
to asitate the subject of ''that gold ball"
An ameteur velociped,t in Rochester re-
Gently rode u Charlotte in AN hour and
twenty-five minutes.
The trOtting horse George Pa!mer is re.
ported TO have been sold to Commodore Var
derbiit fer $3.50
Oranges are peddled cheap from wagons
in the streets of Rochester.
Mrs. James Breck died in Rochester
Thursday afternoon at the advanced a.e of
seventy-fvc years.
The Excelsior B. i. G. Of Rochester have
received challenge from the Cincinnati
club.
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MYERS ANTuENEUM TRoupE LAST EVEN
1NG.-The Opera House last evening was
well filled on the occasion of the opening
night Of Myers Anthencum Troupe. The
Jngglrr and his Daughter was tho play in.
trodnc'd, and WAS received with entire sot
iStaction by the audience. Little Nellie
won tie admiration of all by the aporopri.
@teness OF her manner, her clear and dis.
tinct yocr. Nh Robert johnson as ,Ioeris.
sec. shows himself to lie an actor of merit
and tue ontire cast ia made up Of good pei
FORMERS. better than V hom seldom visit MS.
little Ee..,e as Andy Blake, in the farce.
seems To handle her port with hpparent
case, and her manner in this act. as in the
"nF.,'cr's Daughter, is pleasing 10 IN an.
prreIn'iv" audience. This troupe is well
worthy the pttrona .e Of tuc public and we
hope To sse the Og-r, npns, well ll!pd this
evening. at.which limo win he introduced
tn" heA'Iinl drama of t ten hon, tho Witch.
30 early "nt seem, SEATS,
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THE editor of the Journal of Health saws
thata lemon or two taken at tea-time as a
substitute for other supper would give many
man comfortable nights sleep as well as
a hearty appetite for breakfast. Such spare
diet as this would do 10 compare with the
dress Of an Indian squaw recently describ.
cd by Western writer 1t consisted of A
red woolea string around her neck.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The steamer India, from New York, ar
rived at Glasgow on the 22d.
| Cyrus Coilman, in quarrel yesterday,
back Of Newport, Kentucky, cnt and nearly
killed W. II. Mccormick with Ratchet.
Advices from st. Domingo to the 10th
inst, represent that a new revolution has
broken out in the interior, beaded by cx-
President Cabral.
The steamer Hammonia, which left New
| York on the 10 th instant, arrived at Ply
! mouth, England, on the 22d, and sailed for
Hamburg.
A notorious counterfeicr ramed Louis
Dallman was shot and killed by Policeman
in st. Louis ycster day, while attempting to
escape from arrest lie fired four shots at
the policeman, but without effect.
The billiard match last night between
Foster and Deery, for $3.50 a side, French
carcm game, 800 points, was won by Foster
by III. Fosters greatest run was 10. and
Deerys r.
Two workmea>employed at the cement
mill below Jeffersonvlle, Indiana, while
digging ditch, were buried by the caying
in of an embankment. One of the party
was instantly killed, and the other badly
injured.
Governor Claiflin has appointed w. A.
Richardson, now acting Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury, Justice of the Supreme
Court of Massachusetts, INF place of Judge
Morton, promoted to the Supreme Court.
Governor Hartman does not purpose re.
signing the office of Governor of New Hamp-
shire until his successor is inaugurated in
June. He will then, If there is no objection
of the Government. enter upon the duties of
Navy Agent at Boston.
Ex.President johnson was announced TO
speak Saturday at Palaski, and at Colum
bia yesterday. AT Athens, Alabama, he re-
ceired the intelligence of the death of his
son, Col Robert johnson, and FASTENED
homeward
On Sunday last, five children Belonging
to the families of James Cresswcl and John
Wauscott. living near Gratz, Kentucky.
were poisoned by eating wild carrots The
son OF Mr.. Wainscott, aged twelve. died af-
ter having some forty hard ccnvulsions. -
The remaining -four, Mr.. Creeswell's chill
dren, are still alive, though in critical
condition.
Cain Norris. negro, arrested about
month since, charged with ruvishing three
white girls near Chambersbnrg, Pa. was
convicted in that place on Thursday, and
sentenced TO solitary confinement in the
Eastern Penitentary for thirty-iive years
The trial lasted three hours, and the Jury
rendered verdict of guilty without leaving
the box.
In the Parliament st Ottawa, THURSDAY
night, in reply to Mr.. Young, the Premier
said it was not true the government had en-
ployed any person to act on its behalf to en-.
deavor to secure the passage Of new roc,-
prociiy treaty by Congress. \ dispatch re-
ceived from the Imperial Government had
been read, which. with any 9th er pa.
pers, would be submitted.
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PROTHONOTARY.

Mr.. EDITOR--Please announce the name Of L. G.
CRAWFORD, of Richmond Township, as a can!i-
date for Piothonotary subject to the rsages of the
Republican party. SOLDIERS AND REIUDLIcANs.
We ate authorized to announce that JOSEPH II.
SMITH, Prothonotory of Nepango County. will he
n candidate for re. nomination, ior said office, sub
ject to The usage Of the Republican party
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RFGIsTER AND RECORpER.

EDITOR REcoRp:-You will please an
nounce that JAMES W. SHAW will be candidate
for nomination for the Clice of Register and Record
or, subject TO the us res of the Republican party nj
the ensuing Republican Primary Election. Mr..
Shaw was Private IN Company ''I,'' lad Penn
sylyania Volunteers and lost right arm in battle
of Gettysburg. He is competent and oblging, and
has served Register aud Recorder fr one term t.
with him. VENANGO COUNTY.
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Breckinridse viii 90 into the Kentucky
Legislature ut i!s next session in place of
Preston, who now holds the seat for Fayette
county. 1t is mistake TO suppose that be
Is poor and broken. He is worth not less
than $G0,0G0. and his health was never so
good as al present.
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man IN Hoiyoke armed TWO Of his neigh
DOTS with mallet and a club 10 hunt n
burglar the other night. They went round
the mouse IN opposite directions, and meet
ing IN the darkness behind it proceeded to
pound aud whack each other in fashion
that would have been terribly effective if
either had been tha burglar.
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Sunday Com"ort at Galfney's.
april o3.lw.

y. D. ALEXANDER, Of Kentucky, sod to
MF' AleSGnder Patterson. OF New York. hi ,
trottiag bqr,s Tattlcr for $1,000. This
is the largest price ever realized in that
State for a trotling horse, aud is $4,000
more than the price paid for Lexington
Ta'tlcr Is five years cid
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New FlONT, Feed and Grocery
Store
q. 81. RFEAWWNB,

At the OLD BANK BUILDING. ON MATN.ST,
opposite Tho McCliutocl House, has on hand a
lnrgc and q It class stock of Flour, Feed md
Groceries, which ne is selling at e low fgure.
r5a- Don't forget the placc--wherc a, D. Cotton
& Ccrlrary arosa up ian1tC
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Ayonng woman in Louisiana committed
euicide by pistol the other day which she
fired or with lighted match. With true
orderly feminine instinct, she placed the
pistol in her work.bssket before she expired.
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I'REASCkEll.

MIR. EDIToR: - Please announce the rame OF
JOHN A. CHRIsTY, of II City, "a cand date
for nomination of County Treasurer, subject - he
usacos of the Republican party
MIR Christy is man well qualified for the posi-
tion, is an ardent Republican and was during the
war n faithful soldier. MANY CITIZENS
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law was passed by the last Legislature
requiring all persons who cell patent rights,
to get license from the Commissioner of
each county. A heavy penalty is incurred
by disregarding the law.
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
AeCLMJ,JN

MSS 4 -NDIIl.
Mn FnIToR: Piensc announce that Cap'air
JAMES y. GEGGIE will be u candidate for Domi
Iation for Assembly, subject TO the usagea Of the
Republican party.
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Time of CLOSING vIai,s.


=. o., PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA,}
July 27sr, 1853
Cn,il further notice the mails will arrive at and
depart from this Office as follows:
AH.fvE.
South and East, via Irvineton, 10 2s A. III.
South and West, " Meadville, 5.1sP. NJ
North and East, Cory, 255
DEPART
South and West, SIS A. NJ
souu, East and West, Q so p NJ
North, East and West, 1000 A. NJ
II. r. BLACKMON, T. III.
Diyipo Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II O'Clock A. NJ. and ~
o'clock P. NJ.
REV. J. T. OxroBV, Pastor.
NJ. E. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and
I1I p. NJ. Sabbath School at twelve o'clock
NJ. Seats Free. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
REV. C. NJ. HEARD. Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND pAULs (CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at lO14 a. IN.
vespers and Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pa stor
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April. borrowed day from June, Mon
day last, surprising the buds into coming
out to see what was the matter.
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The freight train Nor,hward bonnd ran
off the track at Shaffer this afternoon, and
in consequence the Express train due here
at $40 will probably he delayed two hours.
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TIE best place II town to get A mir ~ po,.,
made of the best stock. tina; will wear well .rd
warranted To ht' is at j. A. Plante's Fash
i"nabIe Boot shop, Washington Street. Petroleum,
N'"'''' I'd "i'e nm 'ria'' seplOtf
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The play Ladies are most fond of--display
they lake a hand in it wherever they can.
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Rooms ,WAyTED.-Rooms for either one or
two small families wanted; it not in village
will be acceptable in Wildcat or on the Es-
bert Farm. Inquire at the RECORD Office
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Ice cold Soda Water will be served at A.
D. Miller & Co. this evening.
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~" BUTTONS TOBACCO ANrrDorr
DON'T CHEW, an antidotc for Tobacco. and, MP
JoHNSON'S AROMATIC ANTr.ToBAcco cow
POUND, for sale at A. b. MILLER & cos.
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You can buy liquors cheaper when the
water pipe is laid up town. Go to CAT
ey's. npri. 23lw
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Another large stock of Wan papef iusf p.
ceived at A. d. MILLER g r,,,
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C,y-vH0v I'D rrv. c,un,RawoIg.

AL rer,ous Nro hereby cautioned a1'in,t hwy.
og or usi'g Sucker Rods, WITH Socket Fonts he
Socket being wrdge1 to the 70 5 ,gih either
rroodsp or me'dlic wedges ami connected t0oethor
~ 4 connecting holt, except of nv manu'nctur",
as am the sole owner Of the pae' FOR CONNECTING
rods in this mnnncr; all others mad substantially
above are djycc, irfriaqcme1'S on Hw rights nnf
NJ ra~ties rsng rods 80 connected, ntS my m ~
uetrrc, ley themselves lablc 10. md will BE- pros
ccuted According to law W. j lNNiS'
p. Stills. notice is inserted not % mere
scarecrow, hut will he aterd'! TO-, and ''r' " en-
forcef. ANr 1o-3N " J'''
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-27

sardwarc-A large assJrtmcr, of which I.
heins closed ont at reduced rates at REYNOLDS
BRoDHEAD ~ cos, No. II Centre St, opposite
the Post Office Oil City. Pa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-27

SASH, GLASS AND DOORS, LARGE
Stock, At the Furniture Store r-,.o-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-27

In cases OF sickness use Sunday Comfort
at Gafrney's april 23.lw