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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-14
Vvs ITEMS.

The Minister Of the Interior-the mouth
I-Tomahawk.
"Roasting ears" are 10 market In Tex.
ss, while freezing ears are coming into sea =
con here.
WHY'S the animal upon which the farrier
operates like the farr!er himself! Because
he's horse, sure.
| The negro pessesses on advantage over
the white man-be can more effectually
conceal black eye.-Punch.
A Galveston, Texas, paper says that
Columbus can new boast Of seven schools,
plain, and one school, colored.
The rising of the river Nile this year to
a greater height than ever before within
living memory, has done some $40, ,OOO, 900
damage.
The New York Herald calls the don or
Kit Burns, which has just been converted
into q place for religious gatherings, the
"Church Of the Holy Dog PITT
The Mormons are said to have made O
large number Of converts on Long Island,
the majority of whom are girls of eighteen.
They will be seat to Utah in the spring.
The Chicago papers don't like to have
their domestic affairs talked about. One
Of them complains that hell is too frequent
subject with the ecclesiastics OF the city.
riv fnfr has .v,.n
the ice business. He Luilt himself a cabin
on raft Of ice. abont half an acre iu pxten,
and fteered i. safely down the Eissis.ppi to
St. Louis.
The death of another old defender of Bal.
timore is Just announced in the paper,
Of that city, We surely do not wish these
'od defenders any harm, but certainly
the supply seems equal 10 tie severcst
demands which Death can make upon
them.
The War Department order relieving
with much discomfort in army circles. and
; rumors OF resignation are beard offs veral
prominent officials. Quartermas,ers peti-
mate that the cost OF transportation in pur-
suance Of this order and expenses Of mile
age will reach over 500, 900.
The New York Herald has good thing
on the gas companies. it tells Of a gen
tieman who one month ago used two burn
ers and received bill OF six dollars He
then used one fluid and but one burner, and
his bills became much larger. Next, 10
despair. he boldly lighted every burner
aud used severa! Gas stoves, upon which his
bill was but five dollars.
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7 The Paxton farm, on West Pthoie Greek,
ia attracting some attention fIola oil opera
tors at present. There is number of wells
on this farm which have been pumping
small quantities of oil for several years
Since the striking of the well on the Lille
farm, mention Of which we made on Satur-
day, number q leases have been taken up
on the Paxton farm, and wells are to be put
down at once. This territory is nearly in II
direct line with the Red Hot oil belt and
prominent oil men are Of the opinion that
by sinking wells to what is known as the
as have been at Shambnrg and Pleasant
vile.
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Gold today ll97s.

New WELI.-The james Devlin well, on
the Da'zell farm, was tubed ths forenoon
and commenced pumping. This we'll was
put down through the large cas,ag, and Of
course ia doing more now than it will after
the bead is pumped off. A large number If
our operators were or the ground this after.
noon and give 1t as their opinion that tic
well is yielding at the rate of 200 barrel,
per day. 1t is safe to say It will be q good
well. The well is -569 feet deep, and i,
owned by Mr.. James Devlip.
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The Report of the Secretary. OF the Pc
troleum. Producers Association for the
month of January is out. By it We learn
that thu number Of barrels of oil on hand
at the wells at the close of the month was
i09, 494; Number of barrels of oil delivered
from the wells during the month, $50. 933;
Aggregate. 40, 427; Deduct numb of bar
re's OF oil on hand al the close of last
month, l20, 500; Balance showing the pro-
duction for the month, 1918; Average
per day for the month containing 81 days,
ll,2S7..6; Number of wells producing dur
ing the month, 1882; Average daily pro-
ducti0n per well during the month, S. Q;
Number Of wells being drilled, 442; Mum.
bsr Of new wells commenced during the
month, IA; Number of wells completed
during the moatb, l29; Number Of weils
abandoned during the month, 46; Number
of ab, ndoued wells resumed during the
mouth, IL. In the remarks accompanying
the Report for December, it was stated that
entire accuracy could not be claimed for it.
The January Report 10 offered with the same
reservation, though it is known to be more
nearly correct than that for December. The
December report gave l,7s3 as the total
number OF producing wells In making up
che present statement it was found that Al
~els then producing were not reported,
making the actual increase in the number
OF wells reducing in January over Decem-
bsr So instead Of 8, as the tables show. The
Al wells were yielding a. total OF 325 bbls.
per day, which, added to the total, amount
then reported. makes H. ,454 bbls. as the
actual daily product for December. With
this correction made. the daily production
of January shows falling of of l66 bbls. !;
and this decrease has been general through.
ont the region, eyc'pt at Parkers Landing.
where the production has increased 1872
obis. per day. ..
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A Falls county, Texas, paper says the
family Of General Sam. Houston is yer.
poor. 1t remarks: "His youngest child j.
we suppose. about ten years of age. II,
bas two Others. about twelve or fourteen,
perhaps fourteen or sixteen years old re-
specIfully He had noble wife, who, in
the providence of God, WAS greatly instri-
meStsl iu leading. the mind OF the veteran
soldier and statesman TO the sublime fai ID
in Christianity 10 which he died. and by
which be was led to happiness and Heav-
en-. His numerous friends will not let his
family suffer. hut il should be State af-
fair, and then the bumbl-st friend and Nd
mirer Of tho hero Of San Jacinto, VIII,
pays taxes, will feel that he or she ha
some share in the labor of love and graft.
ludv.
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The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania de-
cides that the inspection laws of the State
only extends to spiritnous liquors distilled
within the commonwealth; and that liquors
distilled in other States, and brough, into
Pennsylvania for sale or expectation, are
not subject 10 inspection.
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A melancholy suicide occurred near Water
Valley, Mssiss Fpi, on Saturday. G. B..
Mullins, o well known citizen, after having
spent the night with some neiehbors, start
ed home, but soon returned and laying down
with pistol. Temporary insanity lie at
signed US the cailsp OF the act.
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MEMENTO.

Ny son, be this thy simple plan;
Serve God, and love thy fellow man;
Forget cot, 10 temptations hour,
That sin lends sorrow double power;
.Connt life a Stage upon Thy way,
And follow conscience, cone what may
Alike With heaven aud earth sincere;
Fear God and know 40 other feart
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The oil excitement On Calahoose Run
still continues. A large nu nber OF leases
have been taken up and wells are being put
down. We shall expect to hear good re-
ports from that vicinity in the cource of a
month or six weeks by which time many
Of the wells will he completed.
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The New York Express says it is all very
well to say "a babe in the house is "a wei
spring of pleasure" but "a baby in the
fourth tier of the Academy of Music, gifted
with good stout pair of lungs, backed by
less OF time, place or occasion, may safely
be accounted horse of another color"
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The work on the tunrel through which
-the jamestown and Franklin Railroad is TO
run,t oil City, is being pushed rapidly
ahead and will soon be completed. We
hear it rumored that this road is to be pusl
ed through to this place at once, and that
Its terminus will be on the Egbut Farm.
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In the early days, brides marriage por-
tion consisted of u featherbed, six chairs, Y
cherry bureau and table, six cups and ssus-
GERS, six teaspoons and quantity Of sand
for sanding tho floors. Nowadays tie
groom does not demand the sand even, il
the brides father will only literally come
down with the dust.
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Writ Skies lectured in Geneseo, n. r.,
on the ways of New York criminals. This
lecture hal sucn an effect thai six meu
broke Jail before he got thrOngn his lecture
The Sheriff. is after them yet. They are
supposed to have .gone where the wood
bine twneth.
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Could fashionable coll ts better describ
! than in the following few lines on the
Inject:
~ heard III"
"Who told you!"
..Her friend."(?)
You don't sayf'
"'Tis dreadful"
"Yes, awfnlr'
"Don't tell is, pray"
"Good gracious!"
Who'd think IL"
"well! we'll! well!"
''Dear mel"
Give had my
Suspiciops!'
"And 1, too you ess!'
"Lord help us!"
"Poor creaiurs!'
$50 artfulw
$50 sly!'
mo beaaty!,'
"Quite thiriyv
''Between you . d r.
':I'm goiog."
Don't stay, lovew
~ csn't!"
."Im fGrlOrn!
Farewell, dear!'
"Good bye, sweet!'
Pm glad she's goner'
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the new County OF Douner is set up, Nevaaa
County, will retain Hnmbug, Gougpyp,
Red Dog. You Bet and few other uuiuue-
ly-named localities, though i. will lvse
Gods County.
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Fetroleem Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Centre, Monday. Feb. II
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Ol
TKAINScON q. G. 4 A. u. u.

SOUTH.
No. 2, Passenger Leave Cory II 20 a.
m. Titusville, 1882. IN. Petroleum Cen.
tre, LAO p. m.; Oil City, 2.22 2p. M; Ir-
tineton, 5 10 p. m.
No. 4, Passenger-Leave Cory 6. 10 a. N.
Timsville, 7.35 o. m.; Petroleum Centre.
Gl4a N; Oil City, $50 IA; arrive ct IT.
B v1neton 1l.40am.
No. 8, Passenger Cory 6. 05 . N I;
TitusviIe, 7.60 p IN; Petroleum Centre,
s,3s p 1; ;arrivs at Oil City 9.20 r %.
NORTH.
No. !, Passepger-Leave Irvineton 7.l5
ami. OIL City. 10, 10 n; Petroleum Gen.
ire, ll,o5 IN; Titusvilie, II, so IN; arrive
at Cory 40 p m.
No. 3, Passenger Leave Irvineton, l2,-
05 p M; Oil City 2,57 p m; Petroleum Cen.
tire. s.. SO p 10; Titusville, go p N; arrive
at Cory 5,45 IN.
No. 8, Psssenger-Leave Oil City 100
m; Petroleum Centre. 7.43 a m; Titusville.
$50 m; arrive at Cory 10. 10 M.
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A new well was struck on the Dempsey
farm, near Kane City, on Saturday. 1t is
owned by Chas. Barrett and others, and
Is doing about Is barrels daily.
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A. S. Smith in order to close ont his large
stock of ladies shoes &c, offers them Ut cost
as they must be sold in the next 60 DAYS.
Dec s IT,
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hammers 4 Aiden's is the orly white
mans, clothing store IN the Centre.
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The largest and best assortment OF Table
Cutlery, ever hrough: into the country a,
Nicholson & Blackn mons, n
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Patrick Brown, the man wh1 was stabbed
by VIM. Young. in quarrel ut Reno, has
since died. Young is in Jail at franklin
awaiting trial for the murder
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Lnmmers Il Alden's is tie only store 10
guy good. durable and cheap clothing.
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A. S. Smiths large stock of boots and
shoes is offered at COS, for the next 80 days
Dec 5 II.
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Parlor ana office stores, few lett and
will be sold at cost at J. Rutherford,s. IT.
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Local Notices.
FOUN d..

A pocket book containing a sum of money
The owner can have the same by proving
property and paying for this Advertisement.
febl43t. K BRyAy
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Carriage Boits, Wholesale and retail. a
Nicholson x BsckmOus 23-tf
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The Jacob Shrk well, on Cottage Hil',
Oh City, is iown and yielding six barrels
pei day.
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$500 lshW ARD.

TNhe Chcrrv'T,. I'm Pipe to Rand Farm has
L be- .-esed three iies within the pas' sixty
da =. a reward Of tlVE HUN kEn DOLLARS
will be pa'o iur II dele ton nyi lion -, a y
person or persons gagged n or Ia irg any part
in amy oi lne three vi.liinouS Transactions.
j STAMSAuGH, sup.. Dec. ID.
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Orders taken for suits and fits guaranteed d
hammers q Ald-ns.
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Horse Shoe Nails, wholesale and retail
at Nicholson Il BIackmons. 23.tf
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HiShrock, Congsess and Empire Spriu,
wafer at Grlfies Bros fet Slf.
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To-morrow We shall present a report Of
oil matters at Kane City
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inst received large and we'll assorted
stock Of shelf hardware at J. Rutherford's.
IT,
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a new iole is being built at Housewife
which will lie a frat class house.
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Divine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

DlVbuG SCrvtcc0s
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and :
o'clock ?. n.
REV. J. T. OxroBY, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and
~ P. II. Sabbath School at l21S P. N.
eats free. A cordial Invitation extend.
ed to all.
Rev. c. N. HEAno, Pastor.
STe. PETER AND PAUL'S (Catboliel
CHURCH.
Mass at lo14 a. m.
Vesper and Bene1ic.ion Of tho Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Cateehism at p. 10.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, q
Lameis Il AIdeu's
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TheNew Gas Pump tor sale at Nicholso,
j Blackmon's. If
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THIS MEANS BUSINESS My entire stock
Of goods is offered at cost. .r
A. S. SurrH.
Dee 8 IT,
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Underclothing in large quantities at Lar
meIs j. Aldrn's.
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The weather is decidedly unpleasant t.
day.
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See notice Of hoas: tor sale, in eno her
column
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Valentine Uf all kinds at Critics Bros. II
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Reduced Prices at hammers d Aldcp's.
lnov.2 22n.
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SHERiTFs SALE Is CLosEp.-Nicbolsou.
Biackmon having bought him ont at thi
place and Kane City ,f
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philadelphia T. Erie R,R.

Time. 10 minutes fis'er than Er ie time.
On and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1869. the ,,,-,
on the Philadelphia Il Eric Raj rosi will nun !.
follows:
WESTWARD.
Maii IRAN lehves i,hliadephia, s&pn
=, M iennes oo',y, 6jOpn
Erie Es.pr leaves 1ssy rhIrS rfhI,adslphi'' ll.ssa
IeaVts 'orry. s,l9an
arrives at Ere, l0cOan
Accom- NJ leaves oorfy. l5Opa
arrives at Erie Sijpn
EASTWARD.
Mail rran caves Erie, sR,n
leaves Cerryf l0sOam
" arrives NJ Philadelphia. 6.Os@
Erie lxpr' eay Erie, twP@@
- " leaves orry, 5i0pH
arrives AZ Philadelphia, l2,5paa
Accom'n leaves Erie l0@sI
- arrives at Cory. llOpW
Express east con, ects al Cory, Nnil east at on
~ and Irvine OF, Express west n, Irvin,ton Wit
trains on Oil Creek AID Allegheny hivvr lalrath
ALFRED L. lILEH, CELL Sup,.
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The New Gas Pump for sale al Nicholson
l. Blackmons. IT.
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NOTICE.,

JNOH Building and lease No III
Il Washington street ivr terms apply to
jaL2iti. ON EN- GAFtNEY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-10-14
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.

SUPERIOR COURT-DUPLIN COUNTY.
ia; Lane and wife, Chiefly Ann
Lane, ~. P. Martin and wife, E.
NJ. Martin, by their Attorney,
Joel Loftin. Order for
Against Service by
George W. Bryan, Mary Z. Dick Publication.
son, Mary NJ. Simmons, CISCO
Bryan, Lula Bryan, NADIA Bryan,
Jinsey Bryan and Charley Bryan.
IN TIE ABOVE ACTION, IT APPEARING
: from thu affidavit of the plaintiffs
[. That thu defendants cannot. after due dill
Gonce be found IN the State.
II That cause OF action exists against said
Gsfendants
III. That eaid defendants not residents of
tins state, but have an interest in property
therein
". That the places of residence Of the said
defendants are unknown to the said plaintiffs.
L is ordered: /:
T. That service Of the Summons be made by
publication in the WILMINGTON JOURNAL once
week for six weeks successfully, and said Sum =
mons shall be deemed to have been served at the
expiration of the time Of publication prescribed
by this order.
49, Given under my hand and seal of
SEAL Office this 5th September, 1870.
t~-) J. D. SWITZERLAND,
Clerk 8. Court Duplin County.
sept IG 32-6t ch
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STATE NEWS.
Judge Gillian is recovering.

Judge Gillian is recovering.
Messrs. J. Higgs & Co., of Halifax. have
leased the Edgecombe House, at Tarboro.'
Senator Abbott managed to sail out of the
storm raised some weeks since, relative to
the garbliDg of TourRee's letter. Not sat
isfied with this, he has lately put back
again into the troubled waters to the res
cue of the sinking Holden craft, and has
endeavOred to paddle that rotten piece CT
morality ashore. How successfully may
be seen IN the following letter, published
in the New York Tribune, aDnbOut editorial
COMMENT:
GEN. ABBoTT's LETTER.
10 the Editor. of the TT-ibune:
Sir: You will pardon me for troubling
you again about the garbled Tourgee let
ter. Yesterday received from the Hon.
G.. l.. Cobb, NJ. @. from the 1st Congress
sional District of this State, the copy of
the Tourgee letter which furnished him.
In the place which speaks of the breaking
open of houses it reads '4, 600 or 5000"
and not '400 or 500," as in the original Jet :
ter. 1t is evident that the mistake was
made by Mr.. James Fitzpatrick, copying
clerk of the Senate. He made both copies
that sent to Gov. Holden and that sent
to Mr.. Cobb. I did not believe when l
sent you the first ''card" that Fitzpatrick
had made mistake of the kind, but the
copy itself is conclusive.
I regret any injustice which may have
been done Gov. Holden in the matter,
either by implication or otherwise. I
never had any idea that he had any hand
IN "garbling" the letter. / regret still
more that was at first mislead as to the
origin of the discrepancy.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH @. ABBOTT.
Wilmington. n. O., Sept. 28th, 1870.
Mr.. AMBROSE PHIPPs, OF Granville coun.
ty, has plant of tobacco, the leaves OF
which are 81! inches long, by "a! wide.
Eng, one of the SiameSe twins, has be-
come paralized in the left arm and left
leg The twins are now at Mt Airy, in
this State.
revival of religion of extraordinary
power is in progress at Trinity. Not only
the college but the town and county round
about are deeply interested. Many have
been converted, and the altar is still
crowded with penitents.
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SILVER WINGS.

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SILVER WINGS. Music Book. SILVER WINGS
SILVER WINGS. SILVER WINGS.
Price, in Boards 35 cents Paper. 80 cents.
Sample copies sent Postpaid on receipt Of retail
price.
C. H. DITSOx & co New York.
oct 13 3G-w2t
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32-6tch
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Sah 0Gcmrrenca

Thomas Cooper, son of Henry f. Coop
er, of Church Hill, came to his death in a
most distressing and sudden manner on
Wednesday, in attempting to discharge a
cessful in doing, after having capped it q
number of times. Finally the load was
discharged unlocked for by him, and hay
ing the breach of the gun against his
stomach, produced serious internal inju-
ries. Drs. Tucker and Newman being
called in, administered all the remedies in
their power for his relief without avail,
keath ensuing In about forty-eight hours
after the occurrence from perforation of
the bowels. CentrepiNe (1lfI.l Obsercer. n.