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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-12-10
Wards.

Wards and constituted shall constitute
ward OF this parish The line between said
he the direct road leading from Shreveport nden
Chute the territory south of said road be part ward
Townships Nos y and 70 Ranges 10 and H.
Bodcu and auchete shall constitute ward taking the
The south half OF township 20 of Range TO- shall be
ward and be attached to and constitute part
20 1869.
Townships 81 % Ranges IA of this parish lying
Cypress shall
Der g..
All that country bounded follows towit: BY line
beginning where line between Townships
channel OF Cypress Bayou running thence down the center said
channel Bodcau Lake. thence bending the left along
border osad Lake Deans Point thence the
Bayou Bodcau
where the lines between Townships q %
thence along said Township line point beginning
situte and form new ward taking the number 0.
This shall take effect the 9th day November next
ward officers for the wards herein constituted,
elected atthe general election to take place the eth day
Whereas the constituting defining the bounds
the wards i'll this parish cannot be found
Be enacted That ward comprises that portion of the parish
lying Bed River bottom sotwad of the Mnden and Shreveport
road.
That ward that portion south north line Township
tween Cypress Bayou and Red river and bounded south by
eastby Bodeu channel and Red Chute and northeast
west of Bodeau.
That comprises portion by and
Shreveport road by wards and north by wards and
east by Dauchete bayou.
That ward comprises that portion parish
bottom south Of Minden and Shreveport road.
That ward comprises Townships 30 and 81 Ranges
between bayous Daucete and Bodcu except south half
ship 20 Range IL. june 1870.
Be further enacted That three hundred copies be
and Parish officer and roads parish
This act be considered promulgated 80 days after the passage
act -
BE enacted body of this act be recorded in the
book Of proceedings ths body by annexng within printed
copy.
BE further enacted That laws parts contrary
Passed September 27th 1870,
3 B. TAYLOR, Clerk. in PLATT, Prest.,
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Stray Master.
White.

Whenever by law of the parish BOsser
used describing citizens and making distinctions among
shall be stricken and said laws shall
citizens irrespective Of previous condition 1870
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24
State ofSouth Carolina,
COUNTY I,OR X ERSHAW. o. r,
IN THE UOMMON PLEAS. .''''
a x..,l;. INI;an@ La ~. dmx Pl.E u IL

Amelld ElldS, hllQ us AuulX., II II. \
.H&t' ~ vs. '-.- p,r.,f
Marcus Tobias aud, Paulhe, bis nN'
wifg et al is!cis So 80 - - ~ }
To Marcus Tobias, and Pauline bis wife.
Jacab Elias. Cote Eiins. Charles Elias and
VIM d. M"DuwalI. defendants. ..T
You are tereoy slinnipnrd and rPqiiittd 10
answer the complaint III this uttlrai. which is
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court
of Cannon Piras for the said County. aud
tu serve u copy of your answer nn the sub.
scribprs 1T their ntficc in Broad Street, Cain
den. s. G., within twenty dnys after The ser.
vice Uf this sumIuns, exclusive ut the day OF
snIviee. 81 ..... .... ...a Co..
Hyou fall tn answer this complaint within
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court Tor the relief demanded in this c",Il.
paint
SHANNON e. LINING,
-.~,D PpintlHTs Attorneys.
Dated at Camdph. S. e.. NV. 4, 1870.
Tn Marcus Tobias. and Pnnlne. his wife,
Jac"h Elias. Grttr Z ias Charles Elns, and
W.. d. Mcdowell. Dtffidhtts III his Case.
Take Nuiicr-'fhat the summons In this
action, of which thu fnrpgoiuE is a copy, was
filed in the Clerks office in Camden, in the
Cnunty o. Kershaw. and state of South Car
olina, "n the 9Th day of November, A. d.
1870.
--rr.r. SHANNON &:tINING,
Nov.l . -. va Plff s Atty's.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24
TRACT OF LAND.
"A Slleriff's Sales
KERSEHAW--Hn Equity.
n the Circuit Court.

iAnice }. Hyatt, ct al, vs E. BARNES,
Adm'r.-BW, Gc. go.
III pursuance of M, ,qrder made in abror sta
ted case Iy' Houbr -Judg.. Enoz"r. ut Cham
bers. dated Jan. q, ls1U, will sell in front of
the cour1hnnse In Camden on the lst Mdnday.
9Th day of Drcembrr next, within the jegal
hdurs ofSuc, the following described Tract
of Land lying on lI"pe Branch and Rope
Branch of Black River Conveyed by j. J. Hall
TO Richard Hyatt. being part Uf Tact of
Land granted Thomus Sumter, adjoining
Lands of Lewis PEBBLES. Lnnds Samuel Da-
Wis and Tract No. 4 of Estate of Richard
Hyatt, on plat of s. NJ. Bnykin fIedin this
case and ofhers. Furthef pdftItilnrs given
ON day of snle. Terms. One Fifth Cash, bal
ance On n credit of unt; two and three years
secured by londs Uf purchasers with rwo or
more ppers,But surrties. and al rnortgagrhaf
the pEsl9ises. II Purchasers puyi,lg fnr stamps
and papers. J. P. BOSWElLs1S's
Nov. lo,e3t~gsE T-gy1- .1s.Yk:C:
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In, the Probate Court,
,4lA4i.s. .KERsHAW. --,...-
Rebectcsa. ca A. Hughes, Us. Adalinc j
Hughes, ct etal-Feifif0n. ''''.'

Rebecca A. Hughes, vs.. Adailnc y.
Hughes, ct al-Ie'f'f0n. 49,
By virtne ofthe decree made in the nbore
case. I will proceed to sell before the Court
Hon:e in Camden. on the first Monday, the
5th day of December next, the R'versi"'' "t
the dowcr land. set apart tuMrs. RrDrcca
A Hughes fur her life. trgrthrr with the
right TO receive the annual st! III of 50 Gb.
charged thereon. during the lift time of
Rrbrcca A. Hughes. The snid Tract con-
timing I26 Am~s) ains Grnanat's Quarter
Greek. bounded by lands of Esiatr; of j: c.
Halle, aud Estate of John B. Michlr alSo
Tract Ko, said lunds on waters ots"id creek
being Three Huudrrd. and Forty Two acres;
bounded by lands of Estate. Janes l."ve and
John B Mickle Terms, One Halt Cash. the
balance pu y credit of one aud two years to
be- secured by bond aud mortgage .af the pre-
misps. .bearipg interest payable annually fn"ln
the day q Saie, Purchasers pnyinu f"r stamps
and-rnrers. Jp. BOS SNH,i " ELh II
Nov. 1886 = JNi I S.N'o'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24
In the Probate Court,
.a..g 5d1 KBRSHAW.
Ex.pafrr'c, Martha Thompson. Camilla
C. Thompson, ct al,-RtHipn. -~

In pursuance of lhr decree. tho Courtlin
this ease. | will sell brfnre tbr Court liz use
in EnhNtn, nn 1hr first Monday. in De-
ceiuhrr next. NIL TINT we'll known PInr'tStlpn
or Tract pf Land nn ?, both sides Of Sip dt.'si
Crrck aind buiTI sides nf the. LANCASTER R"ad i
whira james S. Thnnrson late.y rf-idIf.
containing One Hundred and One md II Half
(lOl ~ Acres. more or less. Terms. ioiIe
half cash. bnlance in "a ole aud tiyb years. Sc.
cured by bond and mortgage Of prrliiisrs.---
Purchasers payihg fnr papers dhd stamps.-
For further particulars apply to. - ..,
JOHN J. THOMPSON, Trustee
Nov. ~. = ''' II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24
Sheriff $ Sale.
Krrsbuw-In Probate Court.
;rust Est.oE Las I.uOk, Deceased.

Trust Esta;ol 5.lgs io0k', Dece"SF0.
BY ordarf 6f !. F. Sutherland, Probate
Judge. will sell iu fro'tbf the Courthouse,
imcCam,Iaih tin At6ndny the fifth day OF
Drcemiirr next. kitilh the legal h"urs IS. OF
sula ,rhp fFluwing property TO Wit: ,,D 80,
lOne tsntt uf Imiid. rnntaihing one Hun
dred and Sixty (l6O) aces. mdre or irss'
situ,t ed n the wntrrs of Gum Swami. ,boilr-
tl-d by lands of Ju,nrs Reid, Wesley Spears
Putsry Nolan mud Sumter lapdstSu,
frrTs-Un hulf cnsb; bnlaIicr In one yearr
from day of sale. purchaser giving ''tnd win
stuurity and ndr,gnge for balnnce ofpur.,
chase money; aud to pay fur stnmps and
~, ,,.,r, - ~ - -. - -
LIP. BOSWELL S. X c.
Nny. 10. --.. -..-.u.a-s.. - - 9t.
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Report Of the county Conanaai ~ ae toners ne 2

ACCOUNTS audited and paid by orders on the lrea-
surer, by the Kershaw County Commissions, from 9
ESEfS42 ENazember 1sts 1860 ~ AZ S1@-&' S"zAz'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24

lS9. Wfnyaw sJamesSjurs ticket 80. W
l9Os r. Mcknight, jury ticket,::. '.:.S ~
49EMy IA Chiiders, witness in oo oo
1872. III Collins, witness in Gnurt =. "a gu 8
1893 James Team, anasr ofoeieetons,. aas..'s ~ a
,leaW. sflilton;' witness n Court 90 .sss':a 4os
1863 D. b. Desaussutesa Co, jury .iekess' .'e2Ss'
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Horses - es ard al d Mules = E1plI s. !

sr, .,.a9 s:S4.saai rs ,ol as7:e 90 y, . Q |.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24
Sileriff's Sale.
..o., KERSHAW,. COUNTY, d: "a
Ifi The Probate Court.

Robert j. Love. and as Administrator,
.xsi Eli'Twitty, and; Margaret, his
Wife, ct al.-D"crte.
Ry order of james F. Sutherland. Probate
Jdagc! ? wilrs,irin front Of The Conrt House
on Monday thu 5th day II Dr.
celnber next, one
TRACT OF LAND.
in this County lying on Granny Quartz
Greek, containing Six Hunlrtd fnd sew h
and Il half y(GU7 l.2) Acres, more or les.
buulded Nurth.by Lands late of C0l. Jnnits
e. Halle, deceased, East by Hugh Young and
james Love, South BY bands of James. Love
and West by Lands Of Hugh Young
One third Cash, bylance in one and two
equal instnlrlents froin day ef sale. SECURED
by personal sllretips and nniIrlgage Of the
premises. Purchase to pai f"r Stamps aud
papers. }. Z. BOSWELL.
Nov l0.-3t. g. K: G..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24

Just Arrived. .e"., s~.,
DRYGoODs, Sc.

Consisting in Impartial part i assorted tpsaps
Plrhlsii iJrans.I KrrEtys, 'Bleachsd, and gp:,
be.,chril Shifting Opera Printed and caR-.'
tou -Elanue,s, Stripes, Ghscks;s sllsni,ud
Tirking. &C., Ladies and Gents Plain and
Rhbri Hnst, White and thlorpd Gloves,
llnndkrrchit1s, 1,aI,norHls HooPskirts, NuS
liias, Cor,sets, "A prons, Neckties, Suspenders;
Shirt lios6urs., Ladies' Belts, Head Nets
Spanl Cottnlr. Nc: ~ -, no,
Pocket Knives; Pocket Books. Combs:
Thimblrs, Knitting and Sewing Needles. Pins!
&c, Lily White, Fancy Extracts, Pomades,
[ l,utl,nllr &c.
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Sos
Consisting in part of

; = ------- -NVHoToFIHB III P"f60 UT = ~
Flour Sugar. Coffee. Lard Molasses.. Saltt
Nnckrral. Cheese Soap Starch 4Candlesi!
Matches, Oysters, Lobstefs, Salmon, Sardpes,
Hprrngs. Pickles, Canned Fruits, and Veg: .
etublrs. Caprrs Snucr. Yeast Powders, Pep,
per- Spice, Nutmeg. Ginger, Cinnamon, &es
, CROCKERYWARE. Nails. Cotton Cards;
Water Buckets, Concentrated tye, Backing,
Washing aud Cooking Soda; EPSON Salts,
COpperas, &c. For Sale. CHEAP. by @ jeE
! Is. s. KIRKLEY.
= 3 doors North of the Market:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24
SUPERIOR

- NvAsSED and PIG HAMS, Best Smo-
t..ng and Chewing Tobacco. Pipes and Cigars.
Also, Powder Shot and Caps. Z Far salea at
KIRKLEY'S.-s
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 10, ls6G.
DR. JOHN BuLL--Hcr knowing the eth.
c.cncy Of your safsparla, and ia" healing ant
beneficial qualities u Possesses, ! send you the
following statement OF my casei
Twas wounded about two years ago--was taken
pre- oner and confined Tor sixteen months. Being
moyec 50 often. my wounds have not healed YET.
] have not sat up moment since was wounded.
am shOi through III. hips, My general health
u impaired aud need something to assist na
ture. hsy. mon, faith In your saisaparlila than
ia anything else, | WET that that II genuine.
Please express me hall dozsI battles, AMI
oblige CAPT, 4, l.. jon NSON,
-. Louis. Mo.
r. S,--'rhe following Was written Apul So lsdG,
b. Mf-' Jennie J.hnson, mother Of Capt. john
son:
Or, JOHN BuLL-boar sir; My husband, Dr.
& :. Juhnton, was a ~killful surgeon and physic
IAN II Central New York. where he died. leaving
the above &. L, Johnson M my care. Al thirteen
years II age he had chronic diartLea amt
scroiula, for which gave HIM your sarsaparllla
1T CURED HIN; have for ten years rvUom-
mcnded u 20 many IN Nen York. ohio and Iowa
Tor scrofulh, fever sores, hnt general debility.
Perfect success has attended a 1hf crr,s egoff,d
~ sems Of scrgEia and tcrcr sSre Etre aIm,,i
tairacsioas ] am very anN ous Tor my ,,i 10 again
have recourse Ia your sarsaparlla. lie u t,ariul
OF getting spurious article, hence his Wiling l.,
you iort Has wound. were terrible, but | be-
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

Asierial To make dollar bottle 81 the best Hair
Restorative ever used for restoring gray hair to
IT, original color send 81 cent. for n package.
~ rot SAsr
Nee White Teeth, Healthy Gums. and n sweet
breath send for our TURKISH DENTRiFlCE,
price. 20 cent?.
~ Tor waSr
4 ,uis eur. for fieadache, Catarfh, Deafness, or
bus.in IN the ears. send for our -rEENUTA.
TOR. Price - cents.
~ Either Of the above sent postpaid 90 re-.
csipi Of Dfice.
Address Joseph X. Lschar isl Hafk,t street,
Il Loais, 40. -e27lydaw
As EssAr FOR iorSG MEN. on.rhysioIosi.
csi ErfoT-, Abuses and sssss-, Incident 70
Youth ana Early Manhood, winch create impedi.
menis 20 MAKElAGE, with sure means Of relief
sent 10 sealed letter envelopes, free u charge.
Address. Dr. = sKllLiA HurGHToN, Howard
Association, Phils1-lphia, Pa seSdawafn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
brakes Collection

~ nearly one hundred receipts for making trspd,
all kin1- OF Wine, ON. Ale. Beer. Cordials, SUI
P"rioi CIDER, and much other useful information
tor thors dealing "a or manufacturing sny Of the
above. either bf IN. trade or home use.
sent by mail, nee Of postage, Tor ~ cents. Nd
lr"-, X y. NORMANDY, 5OI Market street,
-. Louis, No seg7IydAw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

They never tire the eye They last
many years without change, They are
perfect In every particulars. They are
warranted not to break. Call on Taber
Bros, our well known Jewellers, and asks
about them. m29dawIm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
Wonsnn end social ESii.

Es.sp goa iorSs M'S.-1he true estimate Of
sansh-the happiness II al honOrAhl" marriage
the oasrful social Evil. ofih- day. the cause
AMI cure. s-ni free, 10 sealed envelopes. ADJ
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Boa r, rlhS.
d.lpha, Pa.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

ErNA. HARTFORD.
Assets .."..... ".",. SJ.5fO,5Ol "
NORTH AMERICA, PA.
Asscts.."....... ...".... 2,Ss3,JsO 90
HARTFORD, CONN.
Asscts"............"".. 2,54l.2lO ~
PHOENIX, HARTFORD,
Assets".............." 1,6sl.1lS ~
INTERNATIONAL, NY.
Assets. -. ....""..... 1.3J3,3OS II
PUTNAM, HARTFORD.
Asscts....... 700. O3S SI
CLEVELAND. CLEVELAND,
5I5,6s3 s.
HOME, COLUMBUS,
.............". 5l5,2ss IL
CENTRAL. MO-.
Asscts."".... ......"... 100000 90
CONN. MUTUAL LIFE,
Assets.""...... 80, 100000 90
TRAVELLERS, HARTFORD,
LIFE Il ACCIDENT.
100000 90
RAILWAY PASSENGERS As.
SURANCE CO., HART.
-. ........ 100000 90
INDEPENDENT. BOSTON.
Assets. ...""...."..".".S 63O,S62 0s
Stafford, Morris & Candnn,
II OHIO LEVEE
City National Bank,
Cairo. I'll.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
Look 10 Your Chiidren The Great
Sootisiuk Remedy.

Al. Cures Cole aud gripping pptCE
Nm. In the bowels, and facil4. a.,
nruttp tat"s TIE process 81 ,FNr-i
teeihing.
80 subdueH Couyulrlun-l pptgr
..., ,,y.- and ONefron.s all de- ~
t.tft" sts-r incident To 10. ,tLr-
fant. and children
,,yu Cures bIa fhrs, Iy-eh. pptrt
,.u.'pits..,p,o terry, anu Summer Com. -.
plant 10 children % all OR.
s.'ss
d l. ia. Great Infant. and Children. soothing
R.neiy Ia all di-orier. brought on by tc'thln.,
OF any other cause.
H. Ions, Mo.
Sold by druggists and DEALER IN medicine
every Sher.. sez7 iydas
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

prepared by DIR. JOHN BULL AT
his Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louis
willie, Ky,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20

"A MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE.- re-
light that Mr.. Jonathan Locke, formerly of
Titnsville, and for ayear or more past en-
gagged in business in Pleasantville, disap-
peared on the 9Th inst and has not since
been heard ftom. The Gaslight says on
that day he left Titnsvillc for Parker's
Landing, where no was heard from the
next day, and on the day following lie was
in Oil City. since which time his friends
have lost oil trace OF him, Notwithstanding
dispatches have been sent to every point in
the oil region where the business of the firm
would be likely to require his presence
without eliciting any intelligence Of his
whereabouts. lie is well known through.
out the oil country, but as it is feared that
he might have been foulIy dealt with we
add his descriptive roll.
He is 56 years of age, has light blue eyes
wei hs from l2O to l25 pounds aud has but
three fingers on his left hand, the lit
tie iinger having been taken off when he
wus quite young.
ANY Information which will lead to
knowledge OF his whereabouts will be thank
fully received by Mrs. Sally d. Locke, Of
Pieasan ntv lille.
If the papers in the oil region will note
the above facts they will confer favor on
Mr.. Locks family.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20

Some graceIess chap stole fifty dollar
Bible from family in Cleveland 1t is to
be hoped that the thief stole it for the pur.
pose of studying its contents and following
It's teachings What other object he conld
have had is a mystery. for on its cover is
the owners name in gilt letters, on the fly
leaf is the donors name and date OF pre-
sentation, and the blank leaves contain a
family record.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20
We copy the following White Oak item
from the Forest Republican:

We copy the following White Oak items
ftorn the Forest Republican,:
Tho W. U. Telegraph Company have
completed their new anl direct wire to
Tidiou.e, White Oaks and Fagundas city,
Pa, and have their offices now in successful
operation, charging the low rate 20 cents to
and from all points in the oil region. This
reduction of tariff should win for them u
liberal, patronage. The office at White
Oaks is in the store Of Messrs. Foster l.
Hamilton.
The new Post Office at Trunkeyville,
(White Oak) is now open for the transac-
ton oi business. The office is in the store
Of Messrs. S,stfs& Doty, and Mr.. c. r.
Richardson is the Post master. A penny
post runs daily between Trunkeyville and
Battle and Fagundas Cities. All mali for
the two last named places, should be ad-
dressed Trunkeyville, Forest Co., Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20

The Cleveland Herald Gays: About roon
on Saturday shocking casualty occurred
at the oil refinery of Rockefeller & Co
The engineer. James Roberts, attempted to
put on belt while the eng inc was in mo
tion and bis clothes becoming entangled he
was drawn into the machinery and fright
fully mang'ed. The engine was stopped as
speedily possible and the unlortuuat
man taken out The left, arm was mashed
literally to jelly, nearly to the shoulder,
the bones being reduced to mere fragments.
the left side of the chest was crushed in,
and on the right side of the neck was ter
rible cash, with o fracture of the jawbone,
besides other bruises and contusions.-
He died about three O'clock Sunday moru
ing.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20

A first cousin OF the Cardiff Giant has
TUNED up in Ohio. On the 9Th inst, in
Highland county. while workmen connec.
ted with Fuckers quarry were excavating
preparatory TO opening new quarry, they
came upon at the depth Of sixteen feet. o
fossil of the race of stone giants. The stone
corpse is in a good state of preservation,
and was found lying on its right side. Its
height measures ten feet two and half
inches, its size otherwise being in proper
ton.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20

PERsoNAL.-Walter R. Johns, Esq, edi.
tor and proprietor OF the Oil City Register,
was in town yesterday. He represeaents
that excellent paper as rapidly growing in
favor with the public.
Our young friend, John Moo mber, the
popular clerk at the Central House, return
ed home yesterday after an absence of about
three weeks on visit TO his friends in the
State of Michigan. He is greatly improv-
ed In health and spirits.
John Smith was in town this forenoon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20

A few days ago a gentleman whose pro-
ooscls has been lost was invited out to tea.
my dear" said the good lady of the house
to her little daughter, 81 want you to be
very particular and to make no remark
about Mr.. Jenkins's nose." Gathered
around the table. everything was going well
the child peeped about, looked rather puz
zied, and at last startled the table: INA,
why did you tell me to say nothing about
Mr.. Jenkins's nose; he hasn't got any?"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20

San Francisco school teacher received
the following: 81 hope as to my John,
you will fog him olliu as you kin
Heas bad boy Altho I've bin
In habit OF teachin n,m Ia. If, i. seems to
me he never will larn thinA-hs spellin
is ottragously defshent' Wallop him well,
ser, and YOU will receiv my thanks. P.S.
What accounts for John bein sch scholar
is that be is my sun by my wifes fust hus.
band"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20

The Forest Republican has still
another version of the recent murder at
White Oak, as follows:
on Sunday last, two brothers, hailing
from Kane City, were playing poker at
White Oak, and one Of the brothers was
found in the woods stabbed through the
heart. The surviving brother asserts that
the deceased fell on bis knife and caused
instant death. DR.. Winaus will hold an in
quest to-day. No arrest has as yet been
made.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20

The present warm weather. appears to be
exceedingly fatal to young children. Quite
number Of Infants have died very sudden
ly from such diseases as summer complaint.
cholera insansam, &c. Capt. W. A. Hull
was recently, called TO mourn the loss Of on
iufant child, as also. was Mr.. II. G. Jarvis.
They have the syppathies Of the public in
their sad bereay ement
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20

A man is now in the York county Penn
sylvania Jail who was committed over nina
years ago for contempt OF court. During
all this time he h as refused to answer one
simple question put to him by the Judge,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20
Gold at l p. M, l2l15.

Not much reliance can.be placed on the
cable dispatches regarding the war in Eu.
rope which are received from day to day.
TO all appearance they are manufactured
out of whole cloth for the purpose Of bulling
or bearing the market. But little is known
beyond the fact that both Prussia and Aus
tria are concen tratins their armies aud ex.
citing tbe populace to hostiities. So far
no battle has taken place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20

A !co'ored boy named johnson, aged
slXyears, was poisoned at the house of bis
father in Titusyille, on Monday last, by
swallowing quantity Of concentrated ley.
which had been left in cup within his
reach. The Herald says his recovery is con-
sidered impossible.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-20

Considerable interest is being manifested
at Tionesta over the discovery of a copper
mine. A shaft is being sunk which will be
finished this week when the truth of the
matter as to whether copper exists in Forest
county or not will be arrived at.