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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-20

The thriving village Of Union Mills is to
have newspaper as well as a railroad.
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Mike McCooie is recovering the use of bis
wounded arm for plain work, bu. 20, for
fancy purposes.
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KisseDgen and Vichey Water at
GRIFFES BROS.
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H"'ots A''s We'll No. 2, Brown farm.
s'"''''rea Run, was recently torpedoed,
ana 'hs prodRctiea Increased 10 - barrels
pr Say.
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There was refreshing shower last even
ing.
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Sash, Glass. Doors, Putty DC. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
Ghl6-,f
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Soda Wuter and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
ty's
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Euy .he Red Hot Saddle. manufactured
in Titnsville expressly for the oi | country
adapted to all kiuds of weather. at J. r..
'Kron's. al2-tt -
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Just received large and we'll assorted
stock Of shelf hardware at ). Ru:heriord's.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Bea
tvs.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat
ty's.
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S.onAbnro'. Pa. ]

August 20. 2 p. IN.
up 70 last nigh: tho Congressional Con.
Ier'nc,' f"d maJe 240 ballots with no result.
'"e' a'J""Fn'd o, Ga. M. this morning to
meet bore again un Tuesday next.
Tnr'conteet is between GilGllan of We
nango, and Acbre Of Mercer
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ILackbcrry brandy.

A very superior article of Black herr Y
Brandy, for summer complaints, cholera
morbus, &C., at
GRrPFES Dros
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Sparkling Soda Water ut N. S Sim
mons. m4.tf.
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Vichey. kissenRen aud Soda Water OF
the Artic Soda Fountain Of
GRIFFEs Bros.
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rs.. Co"tse. Saturday, august 20
ANAs!VAA AND DEPARTURE OS
IkAIxS On d. g. & =. ts. n.

-, q :. -
ANE!VAh AND DEPARTURE Ox
IHAISf On u. &. & \. ts. q,
on aaa after &onday. May Both. 1870.
trains Will run es follows:
Leave l'y,ua. II t,.v on
Leave Oil City 7.naAw. 2.4apa Xxx Xxx ~ a,
'' PEI. Cen 7.?3 S.23 :. sos -,
" Tifusv. :. 81 i.4 >. 9ih {.
Arrive Cory, s,s5 {" 5,45 1875 :.
SOUTH. Nr|2. Nh. 4. No G.
Leave e.Narry, 1920 a N. 6 90 AM 6.G5p
siu.sv. IL rs NJ 7.4D 9 7.45 -
r Cer. l.25 SIT .. Sra 6.
Arrive y. City rs s.h5 :. O. no 8.
:" Irvine. A.5D 7" Il.85
ss No. S aua I'm on Sunday.
FRnNHr TTAi7.s NORTH
Leave On VT .s5 AN. esOA.u. ,nM.x oo,,,,
At. +, S,hi; io,50 ~" s,@I IeiOpM. ,'Io :.
arrive I1tn'7 i.,Ci I'm 9,I5 q" lbs D." 5..I :.
i THE1aHT TRAINS SOUTH.
Leav1 Tiinsv, oi5A.N l",a5 AN. uoo..x s,px
Ar,,,, :, Sen, 81. . ll,5t I225 NJ $50 .
-, " "i'y'"'S' :" .I,''0 r Il 2,U5 " 7.3O"
C,%,,, % oi;; ana Petroleum Centre iieiyt loaye. on
-, i!.on W. M arrives ai Petroleum Centre |, ,25 n
al oii City $40 p. nj. "''' "iiNe'
sr,vEr PALACE strEp,yo cans
70. treat fum philaa.hia w itbout cbs,,o
NJ S-Infcc' 10 Philadelphia without chnpv.
W =. ;irrri from Pi,tsb rrh withUut rhnn,,a
S-pirect m pittsb ircll without chsnna
M"ncay, Aay 81 1870 'A"NS''
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Paris. August 10.

There is Intense excitement and.enthus-
ia'ln at the ncwslof the repeated French
victories. The streets are full of process
sions aud crowds Of people ore roaring the
harseil!aise. Notwithstanding great ex-
citement there has been no disorder.
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But then again l shall come West,
There's something tells me- 50;
III try and be your humble guest,
But d-m that Buffalo.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream atJ. W. Beat
VS.
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Iowa is boring oil wells.
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CONGRESSIONAL. CONvEsr;oy.
MERGERS CHANCES LOOKING Up,

W. ara In receipt o: the following dis
patch In regard to the Conferences meeting
! Tor tt.s District: .'
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Coda Water and Ice Cream at J. w. Beat.
ty's.
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fetro'eun1TcsTtrs OaIy Record.
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But then again shall come West,
There's something tells me- SO;
III try and be your humble guest,
But d-m that Buffalo.
a duel occurred yesterday the 18th, be-
tween Richard Aiken and Ludlow CABIN,
two well known citizens of Savanuah.- 5
They exchanged five rounds, when the lat
ter was mortally wounded. Aiken was un.
hurt.
The Dexolt Post leurns .'On excellent
authority that the London stockholders Of
the Erie railroad who are trying to get con.
troll Of their property have made general
Sickles, our Minister 10 Madrid, a brillian,
offer to return 10 his country and fight Fisk
and Gould.
s-........-.s.s. ..,...,sz....,-.n...-.M.~. 49,.
LOcal Notices. o.
NOTICE.
As the undersigned intends being absent
for some weeks, he has authorized Mr.. S. H.
Hooker and MIR. f. A. Kelley to attend to
his late business during his absence and col.
lect all outstanding accounts, ut his utiice in
Petroleum Centre.
jy30.u J. NJ. SHARP.
Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat
tvs.
aIackborry brandy.
A very superior article of Black berry
brandy, Tor summer complaints, cholera
morbus, &C., at
GRrFFEs Bros
Kissengen aud Vichey Water on draught
at GRlFrEs Bros.
Kissengen and Vichey Water at
GRrFFEs BROS.
Vichey, kssrngen and Soda Water a
the Attic Soda Fountain of
jls-tf GRrFrEs Bros.
Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
ty's
Fine assor,ment of Paper and Cloih Win.
dow Shades and Fixtures, inst reed at
mStI GHIFpEs Bros.
Just received large and we'll assorted
stock Of shelf hardware at J. Ru:heriord's.
If.
Euy .he Red Hot Saddle. manufactured
In Titnsville expressly for the oi country
adapted to all kiuds Of weather. at J. r.
Kron's. al2-tt -
Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
tvs.
Sash, Glass. Doors. Putty DC. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
ohl6-tf
Sparkling Soda Water ut NJ. S Sim
mons. m4.tf
Vichey. Kissrngen aud Soda Water Of
The Artic Soda Fountain Of
GRIFFEs Bros.
Soda Water and Ice Cream atJ. W. Beat.
rs.
All styles light harness. cheaper than the
,heapesr, male from Mofiats oak stock. and
warranted. at J r. kruD's.
Eoda Water and Ice Cream at J. w. Beat, |
US.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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The Great King of Pain
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A GARD.

.rnyn roD D,,r,
DR. McBRlDE-M1 DEAk SIN: foR LIE
~ last SIX or seven ycars l nave pcen alIiclea
with rheumatic PAINS from my knees down.
embracing al the joints Oh ankle anu loes.
These pains have come upon me periodically
every year about this season Of the year. MY
knees, and ankles, and Toe JOINTS, ana my wrists
and finger joints would swell, anu leave me III
the most aSonizing pain, known only, TO those
who have suffered from TINS dread maiady.
These pains wouia contlnueiora pelioa OF from
three to four months every year, anu they nave
been regular, uniailng annual yisltors. nave
been accustomed 70 Apply iol renol 70 tnG pSsi
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Tia JOSH BILLINGS PAPERS.
Man.

Wan.
Man tor rery ncize TcaS0nS) want bilt
until all other things were finished.
and pronounced good.
II man hal bin fnst he would hav
Insisted upon bossing the rest ov the
job. :,
lie probably would hay obickted
few having emmy biZZy ants ut all, and
various other objekShuus would hav
bin offered equally green.
| am glad that man wuz the last
thing made.
If man hadn't bin made at all, yu
never would hav heard me find emmy
fault about it.
haven't much faith in'man, not be-
kause lie kant do we'll but bekause he
wont.
Ants hay bye-laws, and \ constitu-
shun and they mean SumthinS.
Their laws amt like Il laws, made
with a hole in them, so that n man
can steal 4 hoSs aud ride through them
on n walk.
They don't hav emmy whisky ring,
that IL virtewous, simply bekauzc 1t
hooks bi the milliun, and then legalizes
its own ackts.
They don't hav emmy Legislators that
VII kan buy, nor emmy Judges laying
around OIL the haff shell, ready to be
swallered.
| rather like the ants, and think now
| shall have to sell out mi money and
real estate, end jine them.
| had rather jine them than the bulls
or bears. | like their MORALS better.
The bulls and bears handle more
money it IL true /; and make n great
deal more noize in Wall street; II Of
them sticking his horn into Il tlabby
piece ov Erie tossing 1t into the air,
and the other ketching it when it cum
down and trampling it under hiz paws:
This may be phun for the bulls n
the bears, but it liz wuss than the
cholera morbuS for poor Erie.
Ants never disturb Erie ; yu couldn't
sell one emmy Eric, emmy more than yu
could sell one skrip on the goldfish
banks ov Nufoundland.
Ants are a honest, hard Juggling little
people, but whether they marry or CIV
In marriage it IL beyond my strength,
but If they don't they amt no wliZz oph
than they are out west inear the city NV
| Chicago, where they marry to-day and
apply for an injunkshun tomorrow;
and are reddy the next day to fite it
| out again on some other line.
Wedlock out west tnear the CRATE
grain mart Chicago is one Of thom
Kind ov locks that almost emmy one
kan pick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-18
FUNERAL OF JOHN RULE.

The funeral of Mr.. John Rule, late
an esteemed and prominent resident Of
Gold Hill, took place yesterday at
Virginia, under the auspices Of the
Masonic Order, Of which he ranked
among the highest. being n Sir knight
of De Witt Clinton Commandery. On
Saturday afternoon 4 detachment Of
his fellow Knights, numbering twenty
four, in their splendid regalia and
finely mounted OH horseback, rode
down to lower Gold Hill and escorted
the remains of deceased up to Masonic
Hall, Virginia, where the body lay in
state until the time of the funeral,
which took place ut 2 L. 81. yesterday.
Forming on Il street, in front Of the
Hall, the procession, preceded by the
Virginia Brass Band. diScoursing APP
propriate music. marched down Sutton
avenue, thence along c and down Tay-
lor street to st. Paul's Church.
The church vas densely crowded,
and the exercises were of the most
solemn and impressive character, con-
Quoted with the deeply interesting
ceremonies peculiar to the Order Of
Knights Templars, preceded by appro-
pirate Episcopal services, conducted by
Bishop Whitaker. 4. grander or more
impressive scene is seldom witnessed.
especially when during the singing Of
the farewell hymn, the Sir Knights
stood with drawn swords crossed over
the coffin of their deceased fellow
Knight, the unfurled banners, rich re-
gala and other paraphcrnalia Of the
occasion, all contributing to the solemn
effect. Ii was 4 scene never before
witnessed in this section, and II
which will not o be forgotten by
that vast asscmblage Of deeply inter-
estcd spectators.
Leaving the church, the coffin, COW
cred with the regalia OF the deceased
Sir Knight, was again placed in the
hearSe andthe mournful procession took
rp its line Of march once more. Re
turning up TaylOri it passed northward
along c street. The Masons, consisting
Of delegations from Silver City and
Gold Hill. as well rs Virginia, to the
number of about go, with the band Of
music ut the head. came first, followed
by 40 Sir Knights, accompanying the
splendid hearse, which was drawn by
four fine horses. and a long line of car
riages. containing the family, relatives
and friends of deceased. brought up
the rear of the procession, which
was of the most imposing ever
witnessed in this section. Passing
out to the Geiger Grade in the vicinity
of the Sierra Nevada mine, the process
sion turned back to the city, taxing
leave of the remains. which were con-
veyed in the hearse to Reno, under es,
cort of a delegation of the principal
Sir Knights, to the number OF about a
dozen. These accompanied the re-
mains on the ars to Grass valley,
where the burial Of the lamented DC
ceased takes place this afternoon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
yyhnt dor. Rcnson snye


Tnau,tlc mongoosc when bitten by q deadly ser
pcnt resagts 10 = certain plant. cats of II. and escapes
the effect 6tthe poison. That is tastinct. Human
beings, oil ,hbether hand. must depend on reason
and experIenccip selecting the means OF protecting
Sal,h and life sa:a!nst unwhOlcsome influences:
NJ, what does reason say on this Vital subject!
Do0i not tell usthat TO invl;orate and purify the
system Is the best way to protect II against the IN.
vlsIblsf poison which generates disease! surely u
doeu/ The next qdcst!on isi what guide Shall VIC
foh Wv In choosing nmcdicinal safeguard Reason
lplIes let your monitor be experience. Well. tho
Experience OF eighteen years comprised IN one I'M
broken series OF satisfactory testimonials assures us
that Iostetter'S Stomach Dlttcrs possess strength
enlng, regulating AMI an,lscptic properties which
are not combined In lhc a IN happy. proportions IN
any other preparation extant. This, therefore, Is
the antldotc TO whlch reason bids us resort when
our health is imperlled either by the malaria which
PRODUCES endemic disorders, or by any other cause,
Whether Inherent did constitutional. or connected
with our habits, Occupations aud pursuits.
The venom OF ahoxious reptile Is scarcely moro
subtle an / dangcpus than that which turks In foul
and impure waEr. To escape the icvers, bilious
disorders, ,llStuB Dances OF the bowels, and other seri-
Gus malarias Produced by these insalubrlous ele.
mentS, Il Ia al slutcly necessary that the stomach
and all the ss<retlve organs should be. so to speak, 10
a robust cOud Hilton. Upon the amount OF resistance
which the ytal system can oppose TO the deleteri-
Gus infiuele that assaii It. the safety OF the health
depends, and II Is because the GREAT yE1ErABLE
INyIGoDfST lmparts energy and regularity. to the
most n portant functions ofthe body, that II can be
rccoukicndri and guaranteed as an Invaluable pre-
venfSc medicine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-18
prprn,s OPERA HOUSE : Flora

PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE rLohA
BRAY TONIGHT IN "FANcHoN."-
This evening the great popular favor
lite, formerly Flora Bray, but now Mrs.
Flora NJ. Pinney, makes her first ap-
pearance under her present engage
ment at the Opera House, and in the
beautiful five-act drama of "Fancnon,
or the Cricket" which has become
Flora's specially. She will be sup
ported by the entire strength OF the
talented dramatic company, now just
returned from a successful weeks run
at Carson, and that this favorite piece
will be we'll rendered no one need
doubt. Returning to her old home IN
the happy land Of sagcbrush, q small
army of friends await her r~eappearance
upon the stage, longing to hear her
sweet voice and be glad under the
influence of her sunny smile. Hers
will be a pleasing reception tonight
ut the Opera House. Welcome, Flora
TIE ACCOMPLISHMENTS Oriental
extravaganza entitled the "slaves OF
the Harem," continues a prime at
traction. The piece itself is well
written and full of jolly sensational
points, rs we'll as pretty scenery n
gorgeous dresses. 1t is well put upon
the Stage and well acted. AS to the
dancing, it is hard to beat, especially
the African Zephyr, a Ia Sangalli,
and Won Hamme, by Mademoiselle
Goodchild and Mons. COPYRIGHT. The
fascinating young Miss has got San
galli's steps and movements, pironette
and all to a dot, and executes the same
in n style perfectly eXcruciating. This
gay piece will be repeated tonight,
together with 4 choice selection OF
other varieties.
CAMIILo URso's CoScEETs.-NeNt
Monday and Tuesday evenings, as may
be e e by advertisement in another
column, Camilla Urso, the talented
lady violinist, assisted by Mrs. Mari
ner, the leading soprano Of San Fran
cisco, Signor Carmini Morley. tenor
from the Grand Italian Opera, Mr. w.
c. Campbell, basso, and Herr Dohr-
mann. pianist, will appear at Piper's
Opera House. This will be 4 rare
treat for our numerous lovers of good
vocal and instrumental music, and the
only opportunity Of seeing Madame
UrSo. by reason engagements abroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-18
SAN EnANc1sco. October esd, 1sGQ

SAN FRANcrsco, October sd, 1869.
TAR. McBtlDE-DEAR SIR:
~ three weeks ago l purchased a bottle OF
pain In my hip, which for a long time had been
troubling INC. I have been a cripple for o long
time with the hip ndiscasc, and my. suffering at
times has been very great, and l have trlcd
moro - sure cures for pain than l have fingers
PAIN to my hip I had never been entirely free
from pain. I am now fully satisfied that II IL
not q humhug. AZ I thought at first, and, II II
will be interesting to you, will relate Us ehects
l called on Mr.. Margaret Clark, IN acquaint;
ance, this afternoon, about three o'clock, and
she informed me that she was subject to very
severe attacks OF neuralgia, which completely
Frustrated her for q long time, and that she was
nearly insane from pain the day previous. While
there she was attacked with II again, and l
never saw a person suffer so much In my life:
/ think that no ono could suffer long as she did
without becoming entirely Insane. started ior
the Orleans Hotel, rs soon as l thought OIL your
most excellent medicine, and ! made good time
for q cripple. When ! returned; applied u
to the whole of her head and neck, rubbing 1t
well In. ! had to leave in q very few minutes
after, but I told them to use II until tho pain
left. l dropped In a little after ak o'clock this
evening, about three hours after the hrst appli'
list, as | had hoped for but partial relief; but
imagine my surprise when l learned That shc
had Just prepared supper, and was feeling en-;
tlrely free from pain. If you could have heard
her grateful acknowledgements for tho great TO-
lief expcricnccd! YOU would have felt amply re-
paid for your gratuItous services rendered. while
In this city. Please accept my most sincere
thanks for my own part, and believe me to be
Your most obcdicnt,
WIN. II. CLARK,
1,il0 Leavcnw0rih street.
p. S.-MrH. Clark resides on Mission street.
near Third.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-18

CONTEMPLATION GRUB.-On We'd
nesday the storm ragged SO furiuously
on Treasure Hill, that jurymen sum
moned to appear in the District Court
dared not attempt to reach the Court
house in this city. They all took ad-
vantage Of the mornings sunshine,
yesterday to put in an early appear
ance. On meeting III Of the unfortu-
nate we remarked: "You were pro-
badly fined twenty-five dollars, yester-
day. for contempt In not appearing
Wednesday" His face was radiant
rs he replied: Good! that will board
me for q month."-Phit Pine Nelcs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-18

FLoeoISa In schools is said to be re-
yiving in England. Mothers who &C
cept literally the maxim, "Spare the
rod and spoil the child" frequently
advertise for schools where their chill
dren may be duly whipped, or, as the
English more specifically state 1t,
..birched." Even lady teachers there
corporal punishment to
bows Of sixteen, first stripping them
and applying the rod to their bare
backs, and in many of the young
misses boarding schools the same bSfS
barous and ~disgraceful practice isNstlll
in vouse. If education wereSs means
to crush out all self-respect, and lead
students to associate books with brr-
tally, no better course could be taken
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-18

ST. PAuL's SABBNru School EASTER
CELrnnlr1oN.-The annual Easter OK
hibition or festival Of the excellent
Sabbath School, connected with st.
Paul's Episcopal) Church, Virginia,
took place last evening. with o
than usual interest and success. The
fine church was densely packed at an
early hour with an eagerly expectant
audience-even the entry and passage
ways being crowded. WI regret that
neither time moi space will permit us
ut this time to ~particularize or speak
in more than general terms OF this en-
ceedincly interesting occasion. The
altar was beautifully decorated with
flowers, emblems, etc, and the banners
of the..various classes, combined with
the pretty dresses and radiant Smiles OF
the happy young participants, 70 pro-
duce n most pleasing and impressive
effect. The exercises Included Singing
r~ecitatious. etc, all of which were
highly interesting, that part especially
where one after the other, the repre-
sentatives Of each class, with thy
beautiful little banners, signiiicafN
notices and expressive erablems, re-
citing appropriate verses, ieame ior-
ward presenting their Easter offerings
OF money contributed sby the
scholars themselves. There were nille-
teen classes, and these offerings i'll Ri
amounted to the neat littleA sum OF
1881 95. In each cast an appropriate
response was made by Bishom Whit
aker. who conducted and presidA over
the exercises. He also addressed the
school in a series of very pertiilent,
instructive and interesting remarks,
closing by the presentation OF n beaez
tiful little bouquet of fresh flowers to
each scholar. Long will the happy
hearted juveniles remember this pleas
ing occasion. and long will their
parents and friends present remember
it with feelings Of JOY and pride. The
school numbers over 200 scholars. and
is a credit to all connected with it, as
we'll as productive of nh incalculablc
amount of true practical good IN its
effect upon the moral training Of the
future men and women OF Was!'oe.
New ORE DuMrs.-An immense,
substantial new ore dump is being con-
str,cted for the Yellow Jacket Com
Many. in Crown Point Rayine, neal
tRSair nrc,ent lower one. This he"
.hnmpi & close to the track Of the lower
cnId Hill branch railroad, and L
70 he made with special reference tt
the convenient loading OF ears IN ordel
IN transport ore to the mills on Cars1l
River. Similar dumps are also 70 On
constructed forthwith for d row
Point and Kentuck companies cioS'
NV Int of the Yellow Jacket.