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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-23
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
&R # III %;
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
CHARLESTON, s. O., January 2l, 1871.
On and after MONDAY, the 23t instant tn fol.
lowing Schedule will be ran by the Trains on this
Road:
DAY EXPRESS.
Leave Charleston .............. IL N.
Arrive aL Florence. b.zo +. M~
Leave Fl0renre.>.............l0. .l0.l6 A. N.
Arrive at Charleston .......... $50 P. N.
MIGHT EXPRESS.
Leave Charleston $50 r. ID.
Arrive at Fioronce...... ..... .-ll.S5 +. N.
Leave Floreuc6.... Lov a. ~.
Arrive OF Charleston. .......... 7.S0 A. ID.
There will be no Train leaving Charleston at
$50 P. N. on SUNDAYS, norany arrive ct ES0 A.
NJ. on MONDAYS.
The Day Express Trains make close connections
with the Trains TO and fron the Cheraw and Oar
lnpton Railroad.
Both Trains make close connections at Florence
with the Through Trains to and from Northern
Cities. 8. 4. SULunOSS,
jan21 Engineer and Superinrandent
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articles will convince you Of 1t:
cases of IA FINE LoNGOLorR, only 1oc,
cases OF a. Fine Longcloth, only shc, former.
10 cases Of A Fine Longcloth, only 12h to zoe,
formerly Is to 25c
3 cases 10 Fine Sheeting, only 37hc, formerly
cases 1o4 Brown Sheeting, only a7kc, former.
cases io.l P.now-cass Sheeting, only Ike,
formerly 200.
500 dozen. Ai-Llnen, Huok Towels, 81 per dozen,
worth 81 25
500 dozen, All.Linen. Damask Towels, 81 20 anu
S. worth ST. e0'and SIS SO
100 pieces ~ inch diaper, 81 80, worth 81 90.
~ large and we'll selected stock Of TABLE DAM
ASKS. Crashes, Napkins and DOylies, at cores
pDndingly low prices.
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anr tioneers' llripate eaIes,. &e.

By j. FRASER MATHRWES. :
4 T. PRIVAT SAL E,,,s,
~ A desirable BUiLDlNG Lot, No. - Coming
street, one door moth of wentworth street, near
City Railroad. There are about 5000 Bricks on she
lot. Apply as above. janis
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-22
BOILER EXPLOSIONS,

Forsc. Prase, OF Dayton, writes 10 the
Cincinnati Gazetie:
The snhjsct o. steam boiler explosions
being now under legislative consdern tion,
some suggestions are here offered to elicit
wider discussion on the subject.
Tbs chemical conditions that preceds an
explosion do not appear to be clearly undei-
stood, If they are not iuds,d entirely I'M
known; and the reasoning upon which leg
slalion has heretpior, been ba ed wouid
seem 10 be detective, as reenactments are
constantly called tor. For instance, the
Inspector subjects u boiler TO certain
pressure and certfies that steam should be
used at o polot somewhere below this. Now
what is gained by this except the single
TACT oi pressure?
Now very great explosion won'd not be
expec ctpd from uery ,cedh boiler; but on
The contrary, If "a very shohg boiler. should
explode, a very disastrous explosion should
be expected, ani this seems " he ID. ga
periencs npon.the suhisct.
AZ cfuottUC!iuS buTpcdSes, iIt tTSuptu VI
the shell is the entire dependence. for the
destructive effect expected. And the CON-
inou Cuihesa fire cracker illustrates how o
very. strong inclosuto produces a iaige
etfec. with a very small explosion.
| here suggest INT If sheet Of copper, oI
Sufficient slzs 10 veat any -,explusiOu Iha,
could take place, be inser,ed on thestop O
a hoilcr, in position thar would not ten d
20 move the bu'ler fro;p lis bed, being of a
ihicRness that would rupture u. known
pressure, would relieve tae boiler OF uny
further damage.
Thns. having known point OF objection
Of an explosion. it wond b. so enclosed az
to protect the vicinity from damage, as the
, iring oi u cannon duur, with cvmpara,ise
safety.
1t IL common opinion rbat the economy
Of generating steam ia below pressure oil
Que hundred pounds 10 the iHca. Il ihls ia
trun, and The copper sbert made To give
vent a. tia. prfssnre, no very form idu0lr
eIpoaiou conid take place.
The mecbnnIcal arrangements to adapt
the above suggestion 70 use have beer, con-
sidered, bm, 1t IL not necessary to !uithr.
notice the process here.
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EAre aud Accident,

Mr.. Sqnirss lsing in n houss q. Tri-
nmpb wuch was supplied with gas lot
culinary purposes trom an adjacent we'll;
rose early on Monday morning. and lighted
u match, when terrific explosion took
place, tho room being iull of gas winch bad
rscnped during the night. The ronf wae
blown ttf. and the sides raved In and in
mediateiy caught lire. Men riisaed to his
assistance, and found bin crawling about
on his hands and knees in the flmss. He
was rescued. but terribly burned 80 much
so that bis life is dr'l aired Of Mr.. Jaqni.
mes was Also burned quite severely In res-
cuins him. The building AID coDi-ur.
were entirely consumed. -Tidiouis jour
nal.
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The 6rm Of Mease 4 Armstrong. Il f,ur ami
feed dealers. Washington street, adjoining
the McC,lntock House, nre among our m ost
enierrr.sing and energetic business men. -
As fast as their stock diminishes Athry re-.
plenish with the best the ma rk.t uT,rds, in
evidence OF which they have jus, received
several car loads of shslled coru. tlonr, oats.
&c, from tue grain markets of the great
west Their rates are exceedingly, reuson-
able, and are governed entirely by the re-
tail prices current In the large cities. As
an evi1cnce Of their energy in Keeping the
market supplied, Mr.. Armstrong leaves this
afternoon on a purchasing tour expecting
to be absent for several days. during which
time be intends purchasing enough potatoes,
apples aud provisions to feed q small army.
We advise our citizens to pay this firm u
Call and examine their stock and prices be-
lore Purchasing elsewhere. Satisfaction
Will be- guaran,eed.
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List fall par'yoi th,evrs stole a train
on the Central Pacific Ra'lroud, mud rob-
bed the express c,r; but were folnwed so
closely that they were obliged TO conceal n
part Of their booty in the mountainous re-
eion west o! Salt Lake City. The rothrrs
we're apprehended a"d brought to trial at
Elho. where they secured the SERVICES q;
twu lawyers to defend them. Thcagpnts Of
Wells, Fargo IL Co. suspected that the ac-
cus"d might turn over suuie OF the stolen
property TO the lawytIs 10 psy;nan, for their
professional services, and determined to
keep wAIch Gu the latter. The legal GEM
tlemen started snr the mountains, closely
followed by detectives. When they bad
funnd ana secured the hidd-n property.
amounting to srveia! thousand dollars in
vaInc, they were sppsshendel aud taken to
SAT- Lake City. where they we're examined
before Judge Hawly and bound over TO ap-
pear at the Dis,rie! Court in the sum .i
$4,000 each. The stolen property was re-
turned to its owners.
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The Da'z"li Petroleum Co.,, uavinc rccar t.
" plugged up nearly ali the old we'll. which
were drilled on their property on the
F"nkv'ile fats during tho excitement of
1865 10, and subsequently, abandoned by
The owners, have erected new derricks over
hse Of the wells, cleaned ont The holes. and
are re-testins them with fa,r prospects Of
getting oil in paying quantities. The steam
power necessary for pumping ths five wells
Is furnished from a large boiler and engine
put up especially for that purpose. As
soon as The water IL exhausted the Company
'es' confident that the wells will produce
on IN Sufficient quantities to remuuerste
'nem Tor the money paid ont in stopping nm
the old holes, putting up dprricks, &c. In
1868 the Funkvlle flats and adjoinin terri.
tory was among 'he mos, prod uctiye in tn.
oil regions, and undoubtedly would hav.
been producing to-day had not the surtac,
water ran in and drowned out the oil. If
'ney succeed in exhansting the water, pood
results ara anticipated.
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A correspondent Of the Erie Dispatch
writes as follows IRON Parksr's Laud-
ing:
4 large vein of oil has been struck ut the
Whykps' WE'LL No. 2, or The monntaus
across Bear Creek from Lawrrnceburg.-
The well is owned By Ar. y. Keyk. The
gas caught fire. from the forge, at the in-
stant the vein was siruck. causing an rx-
plosion which severely burned Mr.. Charles
Wilson aud u boy VINO was IN the derrick OF
the time. The physicians express the be.
| lief that hot ID Of the m vii recover. Au en-.
gneer at work tbir,y.tnn. feet from the vel
was blown by the force of the explosion
outside the engine house, hut escaped " i,h
ont serious injury. TIE spectacle of To,
burning well Is grand one. At the hon
of writing all efforts to -Xtinsiiish the fame
have proved unavailDs. TIE pressure o
the gas throws the oil, which comes in
sufficient quantities to ill four irch pipe,
10 The height of tuii thirty feet. The fame
lower at leasI d hundred iert In ths air
throwing off n black vtnemous cl0ud u.
smoke. TIE tenants OF house at least
fifteen rods distant fion the burning well,
have beeu driven from lbeir home by the
| ~ tenBlty ,Ot the neat,
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The Titusville Courier of this morning
has several i,ens which are original with
the RECORD, copied almost bodily, a few
words changed over, and to all intenis ana
purposes they appear as original 10 that en-
terprisiug journal. The Titnsvile Herald
copies portion of the same items and ives
the proper credit. (which We wish to re-
mark" is all right.
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KenySn's Neyy Ds,NDsc Acting
Osl Pump for fuMpirg Oil er
Wafer HGeD Wells.

No"you Wv Dy"'" o"s "A'p
IL eca"o",oSe. " Wv t.e ,ea ", p""p " ,,,',
10 "se. o"e VI ''s 'e"n''s rN'"''s !, '"",
~ NV W.! P'n"e'S ."" NV
on ., o'he' "'.'. o"' '"e. '"s e, ""'
e's'a'ns .'ps.'"' anu Fu"'' w.,
oy uea". VI "u'en 'he eeA"' ~ ,y'"r"' WV
~ wen a's ~ s'ea. measure e'o"'" ~, POI" a.,
.ne .n' ""a ";"tt "os''"e. .".' 'tu Wv. ',' va IT,
.ne venus Is o'a"" to""'"' ~. W..
oas ".,h ,t, "'o''.a'u ,, W ,,ar,, ,n'r.,a.
use "a 'n'' powp Ga"s's s'an'a.! '".''",
'nI hom u. w. ~ - WV, n"V"" ~ ~,
oF,i''''r ,ha' '",7 ".p'''e''
'"'u', ,, .uu nv 'n"' oos "'" ,",'E 'o.t".
,"' ."e 'oi - 'pr'","'o' " ,,. "I. 'v""" ~ a.,
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LARGs 1KcREAsE.-By II apeciol telepra nj
ir'm Pthole, dated March %, we learn that
well No. !, Phillips Bros. iease. Rcuker
1arm, has increased in production. aod is
now yielding fully eighty (sC) barrels per
IA! BY actusl measurement. When struck
the well only yielded forty barrels daily
A" increase OF nearly double over the fire.
production.
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Last saturday Bryan, Diilogh III & CON-
pnny shipped the 90-borsp power boiler. Il
witch we h"ve previously. made mention, TO
ChantanQua Lake. II WAS drawn to the O.
c. & A. K. r T. by sixteen horses, and
placed on platform eur. 1t is the largest
b"'!'r ever built In she oil region, and will
be fitted mp on board the steamer Chau,au-
qua, Intended to run hetwern Jdmestown o
and Mayville this summer. Herald.
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nOr1-tt.

FouNp On Stevenson Hin. yesterday
lTuesiny af;ernonn. a lot nf + c,urrs aud
Looking Glass. Tn" owner can have the
samr ny calling at we'll No. 22. e.. p. CO..
Isim. proving property and p why charges.
m22-lt II. T THOMPSON.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-22

Ihe ONE concert'at SoJe,'s Opera House
last evening, WAS greeted with a crowded
""d'ence. Tho performance, both vocal
"ud Instrumental, is highly spoken OF by al,
VINO ATTENDED, and the wish is universally
expressed that Prot. Chamberlain will at
some '"ture day re,organizs his singing
Glasses and favor our citizens with another
concert similar to that of l.ste tevenj,g
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Announcements. a

The announcement cards of candidates for
nomination for the various Offices will be
published at the following rates:
Assembly. $40; Associate Judge, $40:
Sheriff. $40; Treasurer. $40; District A,tnr.
ney, $40; Commissioner, S5; Auditor. S.
Positively no announcements published
unless paid for IN ADVANCE
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The J"hnson House, al Uniou, will be
opened Tomorrow evening, with grand
soc ial party. A speci al train will run ovt
the Un ion & Titusville Railroad, for tbe
accommodation OF Mr.. Mabb's friends
IN the oil region who desire to attend -
y goud tiIpe may be expected.
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The latest invention for gentlemen is
the billiard coat. This is coat without
any sleeves, for these are mais part OF ne
vest. BY this arrangement, removing the
coat for billiards, you have q sleeved jacket
on to play in.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-22

Wheat sowing is roglessing in Wiscon-
sin, and With u continuance OF mild waa,h-
er the bulk Of the crop will be sowu during
the present nonth. When this bss been
accomplished in past years, the crop has
Invariably been good one, aud IN past ill.,
sta nces superior
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Gaming boy lur whisIlIng On the Ssb-
bath is perhaps the best, yes perhaps the
very best, way 10 mako him cordially de
tcst that weekly event forever hfterwaGk; |,
is quite as sure n way as taking him three
times TO church every Sunday Of his holi-
days.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-22

Notice has been received of the delivery
to the Crown Prince of Prussia of the
sword voted to him at the German
Sanitary Fair, in Philadelphia. Iaft Decem-
Der.
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COUNTY TREASuRER.

Enron RECoRD:-Please announce the
name OF fID BISHOP, of Oh Citv. a. A
Candidate for the Office Of County ,Transur.
er. subject 10 The decision of the Republican
Primary Election, and ohl,ea
MANY REPuDLIcANs.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

We are snthnrz'' 10 announce The nama
-. u ~ Is RIDDLE, as . candidate TOR
"n'"''r Sh'lnct to IL" usn.rs At tho Re-
F"".''a" party at N" primary n.ating.
l. ltol"gm Crnirr, M,rcb s2, 1871.
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Idsa.slI Notices.
NJ. PelteMIili a. 10. SO

Park Ros, New Yo,k, aud Geo. T. howell y O.,
Advertising Agents are the sole agents FOR the Pc,
,rolcum Centre DAILY RECORD in that city. Ad-
vel,iseis in that city are requested 10 lea'e Their
"a vors with ,i,her Of tao shove hou'cs
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LOS

On Saturday. March 1871. 1871, betweer>
McCray farm and tbs depot Vat Petroleum III
Centre, ona GOLD BREAST PIN. with
RED s"t and red bow .uy person fndin.
said pin VIII be literally rewarded by
leaving it Mt this office. 2t
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-22

IS f'0sr desiriug large Caslr9 Tonas.
oNiv"ls and Clamps cheap, can enquire of
Nicholson Il & ackn,op.
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SHERIFF..

we are authorized to announce the name
OF C'o MAhkS as candidate for Sheriff.
subject 10 tue nsages of the Eepublica n
p'r'y, at the primary meeting
Petroleum Centre, March ,G. lS7,
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White and c"lrird Saints made 10 order.
anu dts guaTanteed. or M sale. at
a. ALDEN'S,
m2l. Jamps,own Clothing Sore.
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FOR SALE.

THE PIONEER HOTEL BuILDIN
FORMERLY FROST HOTEL. DIMEN.
SlONS 3Ox5O FIT. BUILT OF PINE
LUMBER; MATCHED FLOORS; PANEL
DOORS; ALL IN GOOD CONDITION.
Inquire Of p. C HEINZ. PIONEER, or
J. w. JENKINS, TITUSvILLE.
s9- rhe building could be removed at a
re"sonahie expense. mls-lw.
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new well was recently struck on the
o"a" ''f'n, near II us"vile, which T. said
. yielding 100 barrrls per day.
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There are seven oil rsliaeres lat Parkers.
burg. West Virginia, which ara doing a
large business.
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DARSElAk.L NOUSE,
Williams a. Murray, Prop'rs.
TIECSVILLE, PA.

This bousc Is now open for the reception Of
guests II is elegantly furnished throus holt, com.
prising nil the m dem imD oven,,ns. and guests
will rereivc al lie attention and comforts obtaina
bic in the hest hotels Of the c umry.
TERMS:
Transient, $500 per 1ay
Table Board, As On, ntr v erk
i e. WILidAMs. na2o-fs GEORGE MuunAY
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BIRDS The best S."2ius AID cfcappst
Canary Birds IN tie oil rrgioEs are To be
bad AZ
nor1-!f. J. W. REiTTT'S.
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In 1869 three Giths OF all tLe rails mads
IN the United States wese produced in
Pennsylvania.
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Measures taken. aud Clothing made 10
order, at a.. AlpENS,
jamestown Clothing Store.
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no United States senator ior New II amp
shire IL TO he chosen until next wear
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Frields aud patrons. ono anH all.
Your sttsnton ~ my biz" would cali;
T''nts are dull an money tight
Bat In lhcse times I'm looking FOR light;
To those who are building rigs without number,
would iniorI-hs is the place TO Lny Lumber;
My motto IL this: .on'ck Sale, md small l'rol.t,n
For business is healthy Gnd ,hink much oi IL
In Q-aty my Lumber Is second 10 ncIla,
And as for Shingles, keep No J.;
SOM" may not 10 y. it in the lirE. do,
And Cor ~ o,e have a quality No. .;
And To those who are rarticu!ar-ns ZONE may Be,
l stsll have another qnaiy called No
have good seasoned Lumber. nreaa g, up nice,
Which III 8, II at low cash price;
such as pl'"ring. Ceiling and Siding, Doth Rough
and prrssed.
i.ath, Battcus and Surfaced Lumber sll Of tho
bes.;
y n'sn have Rig I.nmbrr Of all Kinds,
At priccr to compare with oil aid hard 'imcs
All kinds OF Timber kept constantly on hand,
and box OF Cigars Of very goud biand;
Wy f,cilite. for orl'inv are surely without rumhrr
always Keep good tesuis to deliver good Lumber
SO II Won want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, SOh or
Hard.
You viii nnd lust what you want at Y SIS Lum
fchis-tf
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what has became of that story o! tho
sale Of A'snce and Lorraine TO Frances
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Texas has now /, 900 miles Vi railway ia
operation.
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! etroleum Centre Daily Record
Pet Centre. "Wednesday. March %.
ARRIVAL AND DEPRATUER or
TRAINS ON d. q. d. A. II. II.

On and after Monday. Nov. 2Stb, 1870,
trains will run as iollows:
NORTH NO. 8. No. 3 NO. /.
Leave irvine. l2,OtPu, 5.lOp n
Leave Oil City 200 A NJ. 2.55 n. 1850 p N
- PetCen 7.4O - 339 $50
/" Titi,sv. $40 1925 9.l2 U
Arrive CORY, III, 90 5,57 =" 1888 p"
SOUTH. No. Q. NO. 4. No.
Leave Cory, ll,O5 A N. 6.iOAx 6,l5pM
" Titusv. l2,4O p N. 1885 1852 :.
=" p. Gen. l.27 $40 S42 g
Arrive o. City 2,lo " 9,O2 &" 9,2U :.
q Irvine. $50 " ll4O j."
c4- No. 8 and rnn on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH
No 10. No. l3. NJ. II. No IS No o
RoC MD An l5AA. lO,s5AN 6,s0AM 3 10 pm
ss,r Az io'io i,g,rN l2isrn s'l5 :. 4.A !.
Ar Corl,l5 PM.
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
No. TO- No. 8. No. 10. No. "a No 60
Ieli, s,OoAx s3oAn iOSAn l,,I4Ax. ,'Sr" $srs
pCs,O0 I" a4U l2l5 NJ. u Pm 600
Aroc!OlB I" 1u,3! " ,35 2U5 =" 100
III City ard Petroleum Centre freight, leave. OF,
'1y z,l0 p m arrives at Petroleum Centre $50 D.
N. Leaves Petroleum Centre at 4,4O d m., arrives
NJ ~ CITY 800 p. III.
y 2. 3. 4, ant O are express trains
4. NJ, 10 is through decentralization, connects at
Crry for kast anu North.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS
NO. 4-Drcet from Philadelphia itbont change
Me-. 3-Direct to Philadelphia wiihDut chunx,
no. 6-Direct from PlisDnryh withuut clla,1pe
~" 6-plrect to Pttsb urgh without chanxe.
honday, Nov. IS 1870
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Silk Hats (6pr'ng Siyles) at
A. ALDENS.

Spring O'er Coais, at
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GROCERIES IL PROVISION

and will he sod very cheap.
Int .ins m uio'c out bus ss desire nj r.,,. IT
customers ,oca.l d settle their accounts Ni,.rni
do ny.
N B.-There is one box or new Boots onc ,m,
he - B-ddmg and chairs ia my l~. S.
which tnc o"per can have b, p-o,ing ois l..
mli l~ IL e. nA
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Bargains.
Bargains.
\. c. WAChTER

vii, sell the rem aindcr Of his STOCK OF GRO
ChRIEs saved from The late fire, at greatly reduc
ol prices tor lsh. Part OF this stock Is stored in
Saunders Coal Office and parl IN Rowen's grocery
AT the railroad crossing, and must be sold jm,u. d.
a,ely. The stock consists ofa gene.al str,nc.
Of
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10
Annual coussrsnes Of the Methodist d
Church South

The Arkansas Conference will convene in
the city Of Van Buren. on the 18th October.
Bishop Nc TYEIRs win preside. We look for
ward to this occasion with deep solicitude and
fond anticipations. All itinerant ministers
and many distinguished laymen within the
bounds Of this Conference are expected to be
prcscnt on this occasion making u total OF
sixty members. These men of God come up
from their respective fields of labor to preach.
pray and sing; to inspect the various Inter-
ests Of the Church: to inaugcrate such plans
for the advancement of the cause of Christ
as the peculiar condition of the church and
country may demand; and to be appointed to
fields Of labor for the coming year,
These annual convocations are not
only great blessing to the Church lit large.
but generally leave l.allowed ana perma-
nent influence upon the communities in
which they are held.
We appeal to Methodists. and friends Of
Methodism. both in town and country. to as
sist in maintaining the Conference. The
ministers and laymen can be provided for In
town. but we shall have to depend largely
upon our country friends, living near town,
to take care of their horses. IL any are will
ing to assist in this respect, the fact can be
made known to either myself or Rev. Gideon
ii. Warren. the circuit preacher.
The Conference sessions will be held in the
L.. Court Room, and daily preaching during
the week at the Methodist Church. All are
invited to attend.
'o''' SIDNEY II. BABcocK.