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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-11-22
1VOM MISSIONER's SALE Of v

- land in. Bath county, Va I'm pursuance of
of William Skeen admir- of VIM I'll Hull. &c.
vs. said HulPs heirs, &c !, and George A. Hooy-
-er VS. said Skeen admsr MS aforesaid will,
as Commissioner on the 22nd dag of December,
1870 in frontof The Warm Springs Hotel, pro-
ceed to sell tract of land containing about zoo
acres Said tract OF land is stu ate on Cowardin's
run. near Hot Springs, and Is the same land con-
veyed by said Hoover to Hull III his life time -
The tract is valuable one. having the necessary
buildings, with saw mill and valuable timber
TERMS so much cash in hand AS will pay the
costs of sale, and the balance in three equal an
'npal lnstalments with interest from day OF SALE
Bonds and good security required Efol
I WIN. SKEEN
y IOctH-4tzSf-fs eSEcAft'iANaE
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PROPERTY In Market

III PursuallCe OF q utCfee OF the Clrcult
Court of1Augasta, rendered in the cause of Alb
ney VS.. Lewis and others; we will proceed on the
premises. near Sherandoin said county, on
THU RSDAY, the 18th day of next month,
to sell at publc sale, to tn highest bidder, all
that tract of land owned by and in possession Of
James M. Lewis containing about $50 acres.
more or less, 1t has on
o saw-milf which has been successfully operated
for some years, is about IS miles from Staun-
ton and miles from Wayneshoro, and take
yitall together it is a very desirable property.
Eeftnss $50 much ia hand as ~iifpay the costs
of suit and sale; balance ON a credit of six.
eighteen, thirty and forty-two months, in equal
lnsfaments, With Interest FROM day, ofsale, The
purchaser to give bonds with good personal se-
curity, and lien to be retained FOR ultimate Sc
curity. Sale at II O clock A. M so
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Pierce has it for sale.

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to wider range of sympathies and higher integ-
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s. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine

was commenced y years ago. Equaling the Quar-
terlies in its literary and scientific departments, it
has wide reputation for the narratives and
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-03
vennngo County Court Record.

FRANKLIN April 80.
Com. VS.. Michael McGowen, for larceny
not guilty. rNtE
Com. va. L. J. Hall. indicted for assault
and battery. tried and verdict of guilty.
Com. vs. John Fisher. indicted for selling
liquor on Sunday, verdict of guilty and sem
lenced to pay fne OF $40 and tea days
Imprisonment.
Com. VS.. Henry Wir;z, for bastardy, gull
~, aud sentenced TO enter in $500 bonds
ior support Of child.
The court sentenced Edward Hays, for
larceny, for three months.
Thos Quinn, same oirense, sentenced to
pay fine of 81 and costs, and imprison-
meus in Western Penitentiary for one year.
Washington A. Hale. fer rare, sentenced
70 pay tiue OF 81 and costs, and imprison
ment in Western Penitentiary for seven
years
VIM. Young, for stabbins, sentenced tc
pay fine of 81 and costs, and imprison
ment for three years in Western Penitentia.
ry. M
Edward Magher, attempted rape, sentene.
ed TO pay a fine Of 81 and costs, and three
years Imprisonment.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-03
eB The timetable of the o. C. & A. R.
4. will BE- found under the markets.

philadelphia is taking foremost rank in
the foreign fruit trade. Vessels going for
ward to Mediterranean ports with petro-
leum. ,eceiye return cargoes in the shape
Of fruit, for which remunerative rates ore
obtained. Some idea of the extent of this
business can be formed from the fact that
during the past week seven vessels arrived
at that port from Nessina and Palermo,
bringing in all about 30, coo boxes of oronges
Gao halt boxes ditto, and 9,so2 boxes O
lemoas.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-03

HANGING A MAN FOR CoMFoRr The
Austin (Texas) Journal relates the follow
ing: In 1881 or 1888, the county of --------
had just been organized, and the first dis
trio, court was held in small room that
had been used for O grocery. 1t was The
fall term, q severe nor,her was blowing. and
there was no fireplace or stove in the room.
A desperate was on trial for Que out OF
many murders he, bad committed, and the
judge and jury were impa,ient to end tie
case. The county was sparingly Sets!ed,
and consequently too poor 10 make adequate
arrangements for the comfort OF 1ish,, ers
so when the jury brought in verdict o
guilty. the Judge in pronouncing sentcnc,
upor the culprit, said: bob jones' yoJ
have had a fair trial; you have been foune
guilty, and the court adindses that yon bt
banged by the neck until You he dead bu'
as the county is. jnst or9anized aPd affords
no convenience to lodge prisoner with any
degree Of com'ort--there being no snitahle
building nor bedding, not even blankets.
the court Go hereby, in consideration OF 81;
personal comfort, order that tbs prisoner
be taken, TO the Anearest tree and there.naug
ed until be is dead, end p,ay the Lo,d have
mercy on his soul" The sheriff then bor-
rowed lariats from o bystauder, pnt i
over the cuIprit's heck, and led him out to
tree few feet from the court house, threw
II over limb. and suspended the prisone
| till life was extinct.
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Infringement Notice.

Tie subscriber has learned that a certain
firm In Tilusviile. kGownas Bryan. Dill
llugham & Co.." have commenced the man
uiacture of Sucker Rods with Socket joints
This Is Direct Infringement on his Hi. hts.
as bis claim is connecting two sections Of
rod by meaas OF wed dses, wedging sockets.
aud double coupling bot" He does not
SPECIFY any particular shaped wedge. nor OF
what material it shall be made. All rods
made as above described oni-ide Of his nun.
utactory. are direct inhingemenls. This,
hereiore is to
CAUTION OIL OPERATORS.
and all others. against buying or usinc any
rods 20 made, except those of his mannfac-
lnre. as by 50 doing they will 10y ,hrm-
selves liable, aud will be dealt with accord
ing 10 law.
WM. J. INNS.
PIONEER, April 9th, 1870.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-03
NTns WELL AT BnApY's Bryp-srsAyer

/TnE WE'LL AT BRADY's BEYp-SrRAyGE
FREAKs OF NATURE. well at Brady's
Bend, which has caused SO much excite
ment during the past two weeks. ;s acting
very siDgula If reports are true. The
tools re still in the hole. and the OCCASION
al flow Of gas raises them number Of feet.
when they fall back with great force, each
time Increasing the depth of the hole. By
this process the well has drilled Itself IN
wards OF fifty feet within the past two
weeks. Tho tools are determined to make
China their destination, all of their own
accord, and we fear toe oil, on TIE arrival
OF the tools to the land beneath us. will all
run the other way. The question is, which
end of the hole is it hest to take stock INF
We give the statement as it was told TO us
by one who has been at the well for several
days, bn' in onr opinion IL bears yery LARGO
earmaiks? Tile well is now pumping about
forty barrels daily. -Ol City Times.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-03

1t viii he seen by reference to the adver-
iser,ent published elsewhere that Mr.. Geo.
W. King, Sr., bos got established in his
new aud comuodious meat market, and is
prepared to furnish fresh and salt meats Of
oil kinds 10 his customers. Mr. K. has
been in t.e meat business 10 this place for
many years, and has an established reputa-
tion for honesty and fair dealing and also
for the excellent quality OF his goods. Give
him call.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-03

On "Wednesday evening there is to be a
grand juveuIle Concert, ar Sooel's Hall,
under The direction Of Miss. NJ. II. Eender.
Boo. An excellent programme has been
selected, consisting ofsongs, choruses,
gie 6, dc. piano forte accompaniment by
M,s. ~ II. Carman. No doabt the hons .
will be crowded with the little ones and
iheir pareuis and friends.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-03
FLOWERS.

a writer in the Beekeeper's Journal gives
the following anecdote:
An old E2gllshman of our acquaint ance
spends hours ofevery summer day, among
the flowers and vines Said neighbor. as
he locked over the fence, when he was busy
at work, 81 can't see what good your fow-
ers do You Mr.. H, you can neither ca,
or wear them ''True, true, ,''replied the
old man. as be tenderly trained Towering
vine, THAT is true bat the good Lord knew
II when be made them"