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{ 1t:is rnmored that the superinten Of
the 2. Il L. railroad intends putting a fast
train on the road as soon ~ the weather
becomes settled. The ;stoppages will only
he at the principal stations.
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$AOO I.t,s1t.

On "Wednesday p Il 9Th Bhc. .l'u pouch co,.
tHining Four IN nied IA T. - h.t AT ar nr -
Petroleum Genre. m" n"ne, w.r In ih, f. Inv.
Ing denOminaii ma Oe ( 0I Ma iunai: l.. i'm,
Crecnhack; Tw so ,,rceibi Hs; ne $50 Nu,i,n
al, ard the balance in So an, Stu trernlacks
The finder will be LlBERALbi KEN AR,IsDbr
lea'ing the same Mt the Hardwarc StLre Of Siclo.
son & Blacknou LSIw
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The Princess Of Wales says no country on
the face of the globe shalt ge. shesl OF
Great Britain in point OF population If sha
has got anything to say about Il. Six
children in eight years 10 what kind of .
woman she IL.
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The Union Mills Times says: "ws IS
sert without fear Of contradiction that l. Cniuu
is doing q larger business. .tban.any towu in
Erie county of twice or three times its pop-
ulation. We have four branches OF srrsls
that do business Of nearly half a million a
wear.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

Wo are authorized to annou nee the pams
Of james n. Smith. ~ candidate for Die
trict Attorney. suhjret to tbe usages VI the
Republican Primary Election.
Petroleum Centre, II irch rs, 1871.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

EDiroR REcoRD:--Please announce the
name of FlD BISHOP, of OIL City, a. a
candidate for the Office Of County Traasur.
rr. subject TO the decision OF tue Republican
Primary Election, and obllee
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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The W. L. Telegraph Office moved Sat-
niday. next To The Office II J $. MtCr.y
INT" one "i the coolest AMI m1,' nicely
h''"i MP rooms in Nh" country Cusl con.
fvon,ent aud ylrssnL
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We are authorized 10 announce the name
Of n. B RIDDLE, as Candidate for
Treasurer, subject To the usages of the Re
publican party. at the primary meeting.
Petroleum Centre, March 20, 1871.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRESSMAkIN(i.

Miss s. A. shearman would inform tie ciuvo,-
OF Ptro'"nm Centre and vicinity that She S"s
IN TN rooms OF MIR j. q. Scott, few door. o, ,"'s
of The E,bcrt brii for the purpose Of DST".un
and CLOAK MAKING and would be pleased 10
wait upon th ,sc N.r, m 'avOr mo with n a, i
Cutting and Fi;''g pr"'u, tlv attended to. wi
PETROLEUM. Ccrtr A,'i, q m
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SHERIFF..

We are authorized IL announce the name
OF C.S MARKS. ~ u Candidate for Sheriff.
subject TO the usages Of the Repubiica Il
party, at the primary meeting.
Petroleum Centre, March i6. 1871.
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the foxbufgh dramatic association a-c
som To- give an en- trpta inment In that Mae.
Toe Columbia Cornst hand of Columbia
i'r'". WI he IN siteudaace al Tie eyenin.
81 the erutsrininmsnt.
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McMurray, the lightning calculator. OF
Williamsport, Pa isa clerk 10 the Treasury
Department, At Washington. and Is to re-
ceive the salary OF eight clerks.
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An elArm OF Ere was occssioned this fore
noon by pile Of brush burning on the Egg
bert farm.
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[ Miss L. B. Van Duseu, Post Mistress a.
Silver Creek, has been superseded BY Mrs.
Della Grover.
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VICNEY AND KlSSENGEN WATERS
on drausbt at
GRIFFES BROS.
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Msasures taar0, and Clothing made &c
order, at a. ALDEN'S,
James:owa Clothing Store.
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rhA PsuasylvAnis iirs-.v. .A,sooiatiua
''' - king -xl.n-,v- nr,nr.r,,..,. In, :, =.
''''' "a zoos. rnii.aripu.a "a tb. l6,n
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NOTICE.
Removal
NJ. GREETIlI.S'.
READY MADE CLOTHING ESTAB-
LlSIIMENT.

HAS changed Ba-c, and will nov be found {,
$. MlCilELS' OLD STAND.
next door to AEci's Hall, on Washington STREET
have put In n large stock NEW GOODS.
SPk1NGOv CpNrS; SPRING SCIit; Dttss
SUITS; WALKING SUITS: uSDEk Clp HlNu
Of al Kind Splendid ft Y shir's; and - ON,
plr,r n-surtnieit o. Kaa iv Made Coos All 81
which s MAJ .ei d, W. lUwer than -oods have ever
been 'old nj In the d . Region
Tharkiny my numerous customers Tor iheiF
puroi age At NV old -,ani. h Pc tl", VIII o'h'
tirue their favUrs GIVE absA CALl.
aim NJ GKEENTiTAL
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BIRDS.--Thr heat Singing aud cheuprst
Canary Birds In the oil regions are to be
had nt
nOyT-tt. j. W. BE ATTY :.
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CONGRESS, EMPIRE AND HIGH
ROCK WATERS fresh from the springs at
GRlFFES BROS.
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FREEZING COLD SODA WATER at
az GRlFFES BROS
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AND DEpRArUEit OT
TRAINS ON d. G. & A. Il. R,

AshaNo Wv We ". N n. Ets HSs
On and after Monday, Nov. 2s,h, 1870,
trains will run US follows:
NORTH NO. S. No. g. NO. l.
Leave irvine. l2,Ol Pm. 8, 10 r NJ
Leave Oil City 700 A NJ. 2.55 p N. 7.50 NJ
:" Prt.Cen 7.40 - 339 $50 "
" Tilnsv. s.3O 4.25 9,l2 Z"
Arrive Cory, 1000 5,57 " 1888
SOUTH. No, 2. NO. 4. NOS.
Leave Cory, 1l,O5 A NJ. C.IO A NJ 6,l5P NJ
Titusv. l2.4O P NJ. 7.35 " 7.52 "
I" P. Cen. l.27 " s.l9 I" S.42 I"
Arrive y. City 2l0 " 9,02 9,2O
" Irvine. 4,5O " ll.4O I"
:T No. S and 6 rim on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
No 10 No. l3. No II. No. IS. No. 0
Ii oC. AN. JOAN. Nissan. 8,3OAM 3 10 Px
hrP.C 1910 " 1,0PM l2,l5PM. SIS :" lao /"
Titus, li,1iAM. 2, 70" l,15 " 9,i5 " slO "
Ar. Corl,i5 Pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
No. 10. No g. No. H. No. ID No 90
La Cor. 1,55PM
Lett. 6.OoA,M s3oA.M. 20 35 An. lila AN. 435rs
"PC,SO0 " a4f l2I5P IL 20 pm 200 ;,
ArOCiO,ls 1O,3s d" I,35 - 2,V6 - 100 :"
Oh City and Petroleum Centre freight, leave. Oil
City 2,10 p. M, arrives at Petroleum Centre 500 D.
~. Leaves Petroleum Centre at 4,I0 y H., arrives
1t Oil CITY 800 p. m.
l,2. Q, 4, 8 and are express trains.
No, 10 ia through accoInmoc tion, connects at
Orry for East and North.
SILVER PALACE sLEEPIvG CARS.
No. 4-Dircet from Philadelphia without change.
No. 3-nirect 10 Philadelphia without change.
No. 5-Direct from Pittsburgh without change
Ne 6-Drect to pittsb urgh without change.
Monday, Nov 2I 1870.
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Besntitnl, new aud nobby style Hats at
W. a. ALDEN'S.
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ORIENTAL PATENT MyN's CATERS
These GA,i-rs are Seal skin. Pnteot tops,
add make = beautiful dress for the feet |
am sole agent Tor Petroleum Centre aud
vicinity.
A. s. SMITH
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CONGRESS. EMPIRE AND HIGH
RoCk WATERS fresh from the springs at
GRIFFES BROS.
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NOTICE.

Sealed Proposals will be received up to
10 o'clock a. m. Monday April oath 1871,
for the Building Uf School House at Pc
troleum Centre. Plans and specifications
to he seen by calling on j. NJ. DICKEY or
|. A. GIBSON, Rousyiie.
By order Of Building Committee.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-10

White and colore,sShiIts made to order
and fits guaranteed, or no sale. st
A. ALDEN'S,
NIL. jamestown Clothing Store.
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NiCIIEY AM KlS,ENGEN WATERS
IA dfiLsbt At
GRIEFE.i BIRDS.
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II Ha0glug Baskets for sale at
NICHOLSON IL BLACKMON's.
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The finest assortment Oi Chiidreh's Shoes
ever brought tu the oil region, at
A. $. SMITHS
Boot aud Sh oe StuIc.
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FREEZING COLD SODA WATER at
GRlFFES BROS.
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Local Notices.

=. ii. Pcttengill s, Go. 80
Park Ro~, New York, and Geo. r. howell / Co.
Advertising Agents. ara ths sole agents for the Pc,
,rolcun Centre DAILY REcoHp in that city. Al
vetisers in that city are requested to leave their
ia vors with either of tne above houses
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Spring Over Goats, at
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a3td.
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Bsst Cigars in town at Critics Bros.

Best Sprlbg style goUds received to-day
At
A. S. SMITHS
uoO-it Foot aud Shoe Store.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-19
Another Great Calamity.

At the same time when Chicago
was burning, another great conila-
grafton occurred, which, had 1t hap
pcned alone, would have thrilled the
country with horror, but which was
so overshadowed by the greater
catastrophe at Chicago that 1t was
not even reported in the papers inn
mediately. For some time there
had been fires lurking in the pineries
In the region of Green Bay, Wiscon-
sin, and on the night Of the Sth inst.
they eliminated in the destruction
Of the towns Of Menekaune and
and Brussels in Door Coun-
ty. In Menekaune all property of
value was destroyed, leaving the i'm
homeless. peshtigo was
burnt clean as prairie. The de-
struction of life was awful. Over 100
persons either perishedos were made
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-19
Election Returns.

The Chicago catastrophe has pre-
vented people and papers from pay
ing so much attention to election
matters as they otherwise would, and
consequently the returns are yet in
complete. The latest advices are,
that the Republican majority in
Iowa, in 81 counties heard from, is
27,2iS, being an increase of over 800
in the same Counties last year. In
proportion to the vote polled, the
Republican majority in Iowa this
year will be larger than ever; but
owing to divisions In the Republican
ranks the Democrats gain several
members of the Assembly. Two
years ago they had some 90 members
in both Houses; and next year they
will have some 80 to 35.
Pennsylvania elects the full Re-
publican State ticket, by majorities
ranging from 1900 to 14,OO0-a gain
of seven to eleven thousand over
1869, and an entire reverse from its
Democratic majority of 2S,S9S for
President in 1868.
Ohio gives Noyes, Republican, for
Governor, over $4,000 majority, and
gives a Republican majority in the
Legislature. The Republican gain
Is some 6,000 over last year.
Thus Republicanism vindicates it.
self before the people, and triumphs
gloriously, presaging greater victo-
ries in 1872. No wonder that the st.
Louis Republican, the leading Demo-
cratic paper Of the West, in an edit
orial last Friday, advised that the
Democrats should nominate no Pres
idential candidate in 1872.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-19

cripples for life. The town of Brus-
sells contained 1876 houses, of which
5 were left standing. The next
morning 200 people breakfasted on 4
loaves of bread. In that distant re-
gion, starvation was staring them in
the face. Williamson's Mill, at
Sturgeon Bay, was reported burned
at the same time, and so lives lost.
persons are supposed to have per-
ished at Brussels. The loss of prop
erty by these fires must aggregate
many hundreds of thousands Of dol
lars. On the same night the town of
Manistee, Michigan, on the eastern
coast of Lake Michigan, was almost
entirely destroyed by fire from the
pineries northeast of the town. The
loss is estimated at nearly 81 900, 900,
on which there was but $50, 900 insu-
rance. The sufferings of the people
were intense. So sooiras their wants
could be made known, contributions
were sent them from all the nearer
cities and towns. The Government
has sent a revenue cutter to their re-
lief. Contributions of flour, meatand
clothing, and Of money, are still
wanted. All supplies for Manistee
may ha directed tn Senator Ferry.
Grand Haven, Michigan. Supplies
for the sufferers in Wisconsin may be
sent to the Governor Of the State, at
Madison, unless otherwise preferred.
Let us not negl ect our duties to them,
as well as to the destitute and home
less in Chicago.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-19
Letters from Germany.
BARSINGHAUSEN,
Province of Hanover

IFoVIuCc VI lldlONST.
So soon as the vessel had got out
far enough upon the great deep to
feel the motions of its heaving boz
som, / could see now and then a
tender-hearted individual looking
for a convenient place wherein to
cast up his accounts. The most OF
them appeared to be rather bashful
mt first, but it was not long before
their timidity vanished, and they
wore the look of veterans. l like to
be in healthy places, but shall new
er more go into a ships steerage to,
find them. l generally use crank
to turn my stomach; but when the
smothered but agonizing cry Of Neic
York was heard all about me, with
it's attendant upheavings, needed
no crank. / didn't banker much
after "grub" the first day. Indeed,
soon found the grub" was scarcely
worth hankering after. Our bill of
fare was not enticing. The list was
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-19
CT o thin G.!

Ever brought to this market partly consisting Of
Fine French Cloth Frock and Sack Goats; Cashmere S
and Jeans Coats: full line of Pants OF all grades sizes
coors: most splendid stock of Gents Furnishing Goods
such as Collars Shirts Drawers, Suspenders, Socks De-
large lot Of leather, zinc and paper-covered Trunks
and Valises; Hats and Caps, and all such goods
as are usually found in First-cass
Clothing Establishment.
Having leased my for number years it my intention
this place NY home prepared TO cell all goods m
before sold 10 this section
with Of the most extensive Clothing
East enables Goods 20 cent lower
bought other this nywhere else
Gentlemen be convinced Of the truth of the above s't
satisfy Yourselves Come Come ALL for Clo'h'ne Ch
y. OPFENt7e INFER
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-19
There Are

There Are
Good Times Coming, Boys: Wait q little Longer.
But don't wait too long. for the time has come when
you can get anything you want in the Foundry
Line. Give us call, and save
Twenty-Five
sucre.s Of the Marion County Foundry
and Machine shop. We are Mnnuf.c.
turing, and have on hand. G. P. Heberling's
IMPROVED CANE MILLS.
Come and see them, and you will see something
Ncao
HOUSE WORK, such as Columns, Window Caps and
stills, Window Weights and Anchors. We can
also furnish you with neat
Iron Front
OF any Design that Is mace of from our Prices are
keasonabie. Call on as before putting up your
Buildings
WAGON WORK. such MS Holster and Hound Plates,
IN sg.. and Rub Irons Come e
n To
The Foundry for them. We Sell at Wholesale and
Retail Coal car Wheels and Iron Road iscrapers 3
BE
On Time with your Orders. We can furnish and
at Pit up a
AEo,l Engine and Rollers on short notice We have
III
Stock a Large Assortment of Castings, such as
Crate Bars Bevei sud Spur Gear of iff.rent kinds
Resper repairs, &c. Stove en- tugs maze to order.
When you conie to
HnO.crille
Don't Fsil to call on Works In third R,oci; north
Of Pubiie square, on second Street jCASA paid
for Cid Copper, Brass, Lead and zinc.
kEEFFE & HEBERIJNG,
oil H. Proprietors.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-19

And challengeany one in the country to com
pete with 1t. Gr-I warrant al my work
Cal and see me mt my Shop, at Carrutbers'
lumber Yard, Knoxville. Special attention
given TO Country Work. 4ltf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-19
Good News! New Establishment
CINCINNATI CLOTHING Hal,

would respectfully announce to the Citizens Of Kno
and Marion County, that have opened, the east sa
of the Public Sc uare, in Knoxville, one of the most
extensive and best selected exclusive stocks of
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-19
WANTED!
WOOL! WOOL!

THE UNDERSIGNED, having leased for
L five years the Wooden Factory formerly
operated by Roberts and Gibbs, and having
rrfitted It, and put it in frst-class running
order, and being experioncedi in
WOODEN Manufacturing
wish to inform those in want of work in
this line, that we are now prepared to do
CARDING. SPINNING AND WEAVING,
and Guaran tee satisfaction.
We will pay the Highest Market Price for
Wool. Those having Wool TO sell will find
it to their advantage to give us . call before
selling. We have now on hand the Largest
and Finest Stock Of
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-19
WOODEN GOOD S

WOODEN GOODS
Ever offered in this market. Cassimeres,
Satinets, Jeans, Doeskius, Plannels,
Blankets, double and single Yarns,
at the very Lowest Prices.
aAll Work and Goods Warranted.
PURDY & ANDREWS
Knoxville, Iowa, April ~, 1871. 445tf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-19

t t9.fat1 isiAQstk. ua
8ftsss fs8fE4tt7f84 81
w. cpccial attention given 70 comround-
=, Ply sieianh' Prescriptions. aaus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24
The speeche, Friday Night.


We present this morning full report
Of the speeches made Friday night at the
Court House, by Hon WM. G. BRoTN Of
Kingwood, and Gov. STANTON, Of this
city. They were both rather impumptu,
Mr.. BRows having been called on to speak
but few hours previously, and MI
STANTON only Mt the moment MT.
BRowS'S speech is valuable on account Of
his stand point as an old Democrat who
protests against the madness Of few self
18Th leaders that have got control OF his
parry In this State and who are resolved
to accomplish their purposes without re-
gard to consequences, whether affecting
the future of their own party or Of the
general public. Mr. BEowN reproaches
these men with having already ial
afied the promises un which theil
party came into power, and warn
the people against conildlng In ihei
present professions Nr, BROwN recalls
long experience in public life, has see
much Of these sovereign Conventions; an,
he advises us tn be cautious about callin
one together without the most imperative
necessity, which lie thinks does not exist
Gov. STANTON deals brirtiy but lucid
" with two Or three OC tue strOnges
objections which the people u the Par
handle have To offer againsta Conventior
His remarks are especially intended 70
the citizens Oi Wheeling and Ohio county
and We trust they Inny liz thoughtful!
weighed by our home readers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24

THE NEW York FRAuDs.-The Ne"
York Tine Of Friday reiterates its accu-
s,lion OF sWiudling against Mayor Hall
and Comptroller Connolly, invites them
again To bring the issue into the courts,
and makes the additional charge that one
Of the ring dummies has received nearly
100000 in two years for furniture sup
piled to the new court house. The m
June says that Messrs. Hall and Connolly
canno, afford toIgnOre the 7hRsI invita-
ton to test the matter in the courts. MOI
even the World undertakes reply in be
half OF the ring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24

Tug new departure receives little favor
IN the south. A lew politicians, eager
oply for political success, and quite as
ready tohOld office under Republican Us
under a Democratic administration have
accepted it, and have forced it through a
few conventions, but the secession ele'
menL without which there is really no
Democratic party in the south, repudIaIes
it. Alexander II. Stephens, whose aces.
sion To the Democratic press was hailed
with 50 much satisfaction by the northern
Democrats, IS dealing heavy D'o"'
a, the new departure, which nc
declares Is departure from The
nr;ncinles of the Democratic party; he
T;II not accept the fourteenth anu M
,aanth smendmenls, which he prOnOuhees
= iTanl mon the South, and an oulfast
-, ,he Constitution. The DemecfAlc
narly Il nowhere without me Scu.n y
cannot carry It's own men IN the SOuln ~
Snv nl,ICIrm that will retain It's strength
In H.. North. 1t is not 4 patriotic party
II IA moi A national party, and II canno
make platform broad enough Tor Ooli
. sections IN stand upon.
The Republican party appeals to lh'
American people with record whicl
will commend it to every thoughtful man
the Union reconstructed, the taxes greau
reduced and to be reduced still more, III
deb, diminished, our most dangerous fol
elgn questions honorably adjusted an
thc rights Of American citizens yindicateC
Deaee on the frontier, our Indian affair
carried On without war and with degre
OF honesty not known in their eondut
lIelurr. these are tue facts which We sha
onfgse with united front TO The iheoriI
aii calumDirs Vi the Democratic parII
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24

GARDSER,-Ons sunday. July I'D, 1871, At the
residrues Of bis grandfather, Wheeling, DASlEL
LITE' infant son Of ]. X and J. l. Gardner, aged
5 months and ~ dAyL
Funeral from the residence Of Daniel Lamb
ChAplIns street, Gt8O'elOek this day.
NORRIS On Saturday, July a, 1871, HANNAH
L., daughter Of Henry r. aud Sarah Morris, II
the 18th year Of her age
Friends Of the family are respectfully invite'
To attend the funtal nom the residence Of he
parets on Centre street TIL, morning Of
o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24

Mr.. JOEL QUARRIER, who lives hea'
Charleston, had the curiosity TO look down
"A shaft last Wednesday afternoon To sec
how il looked, when blast wont OIL h''
inquiring turn of mind made it necessary y.
to have a lllOsral at bis house next uAS'
His head was much disfgured by large
rock that was blown through il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24

NA VINCENT CoLIER len Washington
Saturday night Tor New Mexico and An
IONA, 10 endeavoT TO induce COchise, pTin'
cipal chiel OF the Apaches; to come TO
Washington and see his Great Father al
the While House COChise Is represent
ed as the mortal foe OF the whites and the
most desperate Indian chief now living.
lie has hitherto resisted all Oliers 10 treat
with the whites, and it is quite possible
that Mr.. COlyer will be unable 70 induce
him 10 come.