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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-05
Summary of Congressional Proceedings

SENATE, Dec 22.-The credentials of T. J.
Jewett, appointed by the Governor of Missou-
ri to I'll the temporary vacancy caused by
brakes resignation, we're presented by Schurz,
and Jewett was sworn in.A short executive
session was held. after which the House bin
for the relief Of certain citizens Of Virginia
from political disabilities was considered for a
time, when it was laid aside, and the death Of
Hon. Vim. Sinythe, of Iowa, was announced
and the customary eulogies pronounced. The
Senate then adjourned until January 4th.
House The House went into Committee of
the Whole for genera! debate on the Presi-
dents message. Jones, of Kentucky, spoke
in euiogy of the South and in favor of univer-
sa amnesty. Porter, Baker and Barry also
spoke i'll favor of universal amnesty. Aci-
iOurued to January 4th
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-05

ABROAD.
JOHN BRIGHT has resigned the Presi-
dency of the Board OF Trade.
A French force 1000 strong has been
defeated at Palsy and Fontenelle.
KING WILLIAM has signifed his ac-
ceptance of the title OF Emperor of Ger
many.
TIE damage done Thionville by the
Commandment is estimated at 10, 000, 600
francs
GERMANY is suffering from scarcity Of
coal. The working of many mines have
ceased. the miners having been drafted
into the army
.DIsPArcHEs from Vienna state THAT
the Turkish feet IS under immediate
orders for service, and extensive war
like preparations are made.
4 GENERAL sortie is said to have been
made from Paris on the 10Th. Gen
Whey took La Maisson BLANCHE, be
yond GQguv, SIX miles east from PARIS,
and Gen. Ducrot fought battle near
Bronav.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-05

a fortnight.
"Now, de Bretuil, as you know, IS
not rich; and as this damage to his
purse had to be repaired, he cast about
him to find a young lady who would
exchange some of her superhuous cash
for his name and good-looking person.
You see that after ali he is sensible
fellow, amenable to reason. He found
that sentiment was Improbable, SO he
abIured 1t, and has replaced it by a
marriage de CONVEYANCE with one of
your own kinswomen. | have recalled
you from your tomb, my dear Eugene,
To sign his marriage contract. More
over, | was dying to see you again, for
| bore your loss with far less philoso-
ply than de Breteuil has done
The Marchioness threw herself into
her husbands arms and thanked him
from her heart for his tender treatment
of her first folly. And may secure
~ promise that it shall be my last, for
your noble conduct has won from me a
warmer feeling than | had supposed
could possibly exist in my heart for q
man SO much older than myself My
dear, excellent husband, fear nothing
ever more for me. ! am too truly
yours TO toe caught in such snare
again
My dearest, replied de Charnay,
when q woman is us truly loved as
you are, and is gifted 10y nature with Il
soul like yours, she need never fear for
her honor, provided she gives her con
tdence to her husband. Had you acted
otherwise tban YOU have done, Your
reputation would have been injured.
Your lille blasted, and &c Breteuil would
haye been talking lightly Of his fancy
for tha. poor EuSenie IL Charu7v As
ltls nobody has suffered haye vau
back again, and my happiness IS today
without taW
AL very wei. sin, said tie Mar
chloness. gayly; uut you forget that
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ITEMS.


Yellow Jack claimed Eve victims ia
Charleston Thursday.
The front Of the Mechauics' Fair p.vilio,
10 San Francisco, which 10 being demo lisbed
fell Thursday. killing . spectator, Patrick
CORY, and morssily injuriug the sssi,.n,
foreman, d. Maxwell.
The widow Of Admiral Pearson died a,
Portsmouth, N. H., Thursday.
Spraguss cotton mill at Bsltio VA, dam
aged BY fire Thursday.
The United States Grand jury At Cinc,,-
natl have indicted Bsnjamiu +. Dsvid.oo
an army contractor, for making and present. !.
Ing fraudulent voucher, for forage amounting
to $4,000.
A fire broke out about i O'Clock Tbursd.v
night 10 the auction house Of D. N Ru,oo,.
in", 10 st. Louis, and extended to the t.nc,
goods and notion store Of A. Juds,l A. Co.
90 the south. The npper story and roof Of
both stores were badly burned, and the
stocks in the lower stories pretty we'll drecob.
Cd with water. Loss not known,
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An Illinois Hercules.

John Guivn, Of Decatur, Was yesterday
helping to gel snIe out of Il he ruins oD
South Water street, rear he Union depot
The meu bad got the aate nearly up on the
sidewalk when it slipred beck on them
This man came along aud asked ~bat was
the matter with he safe, aud one OF them
said It had slipped of The rollers and gone
back on item. He said, "Get out OF my
wsy," ard seizing on it like Samson, lifted
1t up, walked 10 the wagon with It, ten or
twelve feet, aud threw 1t on the wagon.
He caught II ON the bottom edge, raised II
up With the force lsvsred sgsiost bic breast,
and walked of With it, The proprietor said
it weighed 2.464 pounds. He ,s about five
feet ten or eleven inches high, weighs, per-
bsps 260 pounds. Quilt lik. q Hercules, and
about thirty.eigbt years old. He was q
boss bricklsysr 10 Aacou. Il Chicago Tri-
bune.
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Hydrate Of chloral seem, to develop fresh
virtues every day. A case of rsttlesnaks
poison has lately been cured BY IL, At Poiut
Pisasant, New jersey. A young man bls-
ten oy toe sattlssnsks, add exhibiting The
usual violsos aud alarming symptoms, was
treated with bydrate, five doses OF twenty
grains each being sdmiuistsred, when sleep
followed, aud the patient swoks after sever
o. hours With every:sy mptom ot,hspoisonins
gone. At..lhe same time we would warn nos
professional persons against tamperlng With
this powerful agent, the Official strength Of
which does not seem to have been agreed
upon byItho pbsrmaceutista
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Professed spiri.uslis;s hom Illinois aud
Wisconsin, under the lead Of one Prof.
Mitchell from Moline, have been digging for
tue lost safe Of the steamer stou, sunk
10 the Ohio near Derby, Perry county, In
DIANA, in 1854 The belief ob taius that 10
missing safe were SIS, 900 in gold. and th.
spiri!ualis:s referred to are going tor it, acl
iug under the inspiration Of "msdium"::r rev
Citations. AZ the steamer R. G. Gray pas
'sd down last Saturday, the passengers on
board saw four men digging :braveIy on The
ssod bar 10 the nsighborhood where the
Lexington 10 reported to have sunk. They
claimed 10 bs within two feet Of the buried
safe, but no information oftaeir having
reached it has since bs~n received, and ID.
inference is drawn that the "sp,ri.I" have
failed again.
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FOR EsHADOWS.

Beautiful morning Of light,
Cloudless grace OF the sky,
Waters bathing the sight,
Birds with their minstrelay,
Singing the eladness Of day,
Making the fugitive sweet,
Till q red leaf drops 1t my feet,
And summer has vanished away.
The maple tree swings 10 ether,
The ripples are washing the sand,
Winds give the waves the white feather,
Aud they a; ng them back to the land /;
While the black ducks watch their play !;
But the crowding swallows we see
In the SCARED old juniper tree
Say Summer is wearing away.
Shadows lie dark on the hillside,
Sunshine lies warm on the shore,
But the Golden.Rod waves in ito pride
And the clover blooms 90 more;
Gone are white blossoms Of May,
Their robe 10 . purple leaf;
And the corn stands ripe 10 the sheaf,
For Summer is gliding away.
Turbulent morning Of prime,
Joy Of tho fret rude endeavor,
Dawn Of a biossomius time,
Buds no October can sever!
The violet days are done,
But the lily flames 10 his strength,
Aud the calm OF Autumn At length
Shall BE- grand in the setting sun.
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What will Americans who 60 abroad to
''sse life" do nowi The Jardiu Msbils oi
Paris 10 shoro Of ito glory, or of ito naugb,i-
ness, since the temporary publication By Ore
OF Partisan morals, and ito English type,
Crsuoine Gardens, has been suppressed by
authority. The cau-can no longer sends the
toes Of Psrissp girls to .. level with their
pert chine, and nsvermore can the London
frail beauties indulge iu the hueging waltz
beneath trees BY the light Of col orsd Ian
tsra'. and to the Inspiration Of champagne
or ''goes OF gin."
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ut 10 On Ill wind that blows nobody any
good, and even the great disaster which
hes overtaken Chicago 10 not without ito
amsliorsting features, aines unemployed
mechanics, by Thousands, will there aad
plenty " do 10 building up the destroyed
portion ofths city. Chicago has one pecul-
isrity, that the fire and calamity are pow
srlsss to affect It but temporarily. The 10.
domitsbls energy and daurtless courage oil
its business men will never snccumb b to mis-
fortune, however crushing; aud the results
OF their qusnchless vitality will be apparent
In widespread prosperity among mechauics
aud contractors, and rehahilitstions of the
Garden City in renewed splendor and aug
ment ed wealth and power.
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Gold at l p. %. llIT

PrrsoLE OIL ITsxs. The Phillips Bros.
Of this place, have we'll nearly completed
on hitherto uudeveloped portion Of the
McCslmont Farm. TIE show for striking
oil 10 said 10 be excellent.
The old Haskell we'll, near the iamons
Grant we'll, on the Holmden farm, contis.
ues to yield between thirty and forty bar
rels per day. This will bs remembered %
the old we'll that was reamed out aod drilled
deeper . few weeks s,ncS.
A new we'll wss recently drilled on the
came lease, which 10 said to be yielding ten
bar,si' per day.
A new we'll 10 being drilled on the same
farm, iu the immediate vicinity Of the
Catholic Church.
Below tbese wells, on tbe point Of the
b!u6 between Holmdsn Run aud Pithole
Greek, new we'll has been going down for
several weeks past. The third sand was
struck on Thursday, aud the drill had psu.
eirstsd it but few isst, when tremendous
gss vein was struck, which threw oil, water,
stones, and every movable thing In the we'll
70 the top Of tho derrick, which caught Ore
and burned down, together With the engine
house aud rig. The gas from this we'll 10
said to rival that struck in the old United
States we'll iu volume aud force. A ''big
strike" 10 anticipated. Our informant did
not learn the name Of the fortunate owners
Much excitement 10 occasioned BY his new
development, 10 Pithole.
A usw we'll IL going down near the mouth
OF West Pithole Greek.
Lively times are anticipated 10 Pithole BY
these new strikes.
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Owen Gaffuey, the we'll known popular
liquor dealer, 10 again on "the deck of bis
own swift gliding craft" and announces the
fact through our columns to day. Mr.. Gaff.
oey is the oldest liquor dealer in this vicin-
ity, and has always maintained the reputs.
tion Of keeping q superior and pure article
OF wines, liqnoIs Of all kinds. ales and ci.
gsrs. At pressut bis stock cannot be ex.
celied outside of New York city, or inside
for that matter. Parties having deal with
him will flod bis stock just ss represented,
and discover him to bs fquars.dsaling,
upright business man. All OF which is true
to the best Of our knowledge and belief
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The Pstrolis (Ont } Advertiser says: The
want Of water s.ill seriously fetsrds opera.
tions 10 pumping productive wells and drill
ling new ones. Some operators are pump
ing water from the creek. Others are haul.
log from The same source, while . lumber
are runsing on short time, and using salt
water, greatly TO the injury Of their boilers;
snd perhaps, We might add, to the risk of
life aud property. -
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AZ the time for the opening lecture of the
Y. N. c. A. course draws near, our ci,izena
should attend 70 the matter Of purchasing
tbsir tickets, which oan be procured Of eth.
or Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. Nicholson OF Nj.
Dckey. A rare Intellectual feast 10 prom
iaed, and we trust our citizens will aid the
Association in their Efforts 10 sustain Il.
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1t te 'uggestsd 10 those who find il ueces-
'sry for their health during the Summer 10
smuse themselves with croquet, oass bali,
etc, that they promptly look about for some
other mode OF exercise. The Young ladies
might nod . substitute in washing, cooking
and 'cruobing, and the young men 10 saving
wood.
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Post Office NcWSroOnl

Just received new stock Of Stationery.
Fsucy Goods Of all kinds. A new Stock Of
Gold Pens, LEROY W. Fsirchild Psns and
the celebrated Johuson Gold Pens). George
Westeuholm's Cutlery, Knives, Rasors and
Scissors. Also, Knives made BY n. l. W.
King A now CIRCULATING LIBRA.
RY. Copies Of N. Y Dsilies always 70 b.
bad. Weekly and Monthly Periodicals Of
oil denominations Papers mailed to any
part Of the country IL desired. A Large
Stock Of Tobacco, both Chewing and Smo-
king, of The very hest quality. DuH's In
s'ruc'ioos in Book Keeping. School Books,
Copy Books, and snything pertaining 10 q
drst class stationery store. P. O. NEWS.
ROOM. PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA.
ocl27M +. X. NICHOLSON, Prop'r.
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Rosenzwsig, the aoortiouist charged With
causing the death Of Miss Alice Bowlsby. 10
New York-the trunk ease-hss bseu found
guilty aud sentenced to yeats imprisou-
mens at hard labor. He 10 only Que Of q
large tr ibe.
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There was one life losi at the burning Of
the Sherman House in Chicago. The vic
tim had been carousins that night With a
party Of friends, and retired BY the aid of
bis comrades, short after IL o'clock. When
the fame, threatened the fated building,
they went 10 arouse him, but found the door
locked. By dint Of tremendous pounding
they managed to make him hesr. "Wba'ser
ma'er," huskily asked the half conscious iue.
briate. 'Get up quick" was the reply, the
hotel 10 on Gre. ''El! on fire. Wha'er
spose care. Ishn't ell Cbic1 a'ways on
dre?" Just st that moment = great volume
Of smoke burst through eths hallway, aud
the wretched man WAS left to bis fate.
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Cepsidersbie excitement was occssioued
this afternoon, on Main street,. BY . runa.
way, The horses ran 10 The enA Of the Kg.
bert farm bridge, whore they were stopped
by the driver. Two other .esns were ou
the bridge 1t the time, and it 10 almost q
miracle that serious disaster vas avoided.
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Fresh Eggs and SUPERIOR BUTTER
SCHEAERHORN 4 TEN EYCK'S
c0r. Washington d Second Streets. m2s n,
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SILENT INrLUENcE. We are touching
our ieliow-beIngs on oil sides. They are a.
fscted tor coed or for evil hy what We are
by what We say, and do, even by what We
think and feel. May flowers 10 the parlor
breathe their fragrance through the atmot-
phsre We are each ofMs an silently satur-
atiug the atmosphere about Us with the sub
tile aroma OF our character. In the family
circle, besides aud beyond all the teaching.
the daily lite Of both parent and child mys-
teriously modifies the life Of every person In
the household. The same process or q wild
Or scale is going on through the community.
No man liveth to himeelf, and no man dieth
TO himsslf Others ere built up and straight
ened BY our unconscious deeds; and Others
may be wrsuched out Of their place aod
thrown down by our unconscious Influence.
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Divine Service.

Divine Service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
services every Sabbath at IL A. N. and
~ P. N. Sabbath School at l21f r. N.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend.
sd to ali.
RBv. P. W. ScoyIELD, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Pr'Aching st II o'clock A. n, and ~
o'clock P. n.
D. PATTON, Psstor.
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House For Sale.

A desirsble residence located on Boyd
farm. with all coOveniences Tor . good siBed
family, for sale cheap. Good water 10 thr
house. Enquire OF
?. J. HANNA
Petroleum Centre, oct 3O-lm.
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A; A. Bowen, next TO Winsor Bro's, has on
oand and 10 constantly receiving Peaches
apples watrrmelons and fruits Of sil Kind,
he siso mas some Of the finest cigars In tho
market. Cigars that every one siss sells
TOT H locts: can DO bought Of hin for l0cts.-
Go and Sec Him.
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The Canada Gil regions rejoice 10 place
nsned Pishols, which 10 the largest produc.
ing point 10 that region. 1t cannot % yet
come up to The old sud original Pithole Of
the Pepnsylvauis oil region.
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That ws may not complsiu Of the present, ,
let as view Code hsud 10 sm events; and
that We may not bs afraid of the future, let
us view all events Ia Gods bands
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Rnhhi', Squirrel. pheassnt, snire. and
other wild game. just received st the Petro-
l-pn Exchange Ho.el. Lsok cut for big
dinner 10 morrow. iss{s8
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s1y GAFFNEY keeps constantly OF
baud Scotch Ale and London Porter, espec
iAliy for family use.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE!

Juat received at Meass Il Armstrone'a
Flour and Fed s. ore. 1900 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold at low.
ret cash prices! o29-ti
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Local Notices.

u. pa. PettenSiIl & Go. ~
Park Row, New Iork, and Geo. T. Hewsli . Co
Advertising Ageoss are the sole agents for the Ps.
uoeum Centre DAILY RECORD in that city. Ad-
ysrtisss ia that city are requested 10 leave thar
syes with either Of toe above houses
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"a" GAFFNEY'S LIQUOR STORE 10
the only place to look for Hotel Glass
Ware. M.
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For Sale.

~ HOUSE owned BY Mra III. B. Pbiunv in
W'ld Cat, for sale. Enquire on the nrsm. m
lses' Or 20, G. Church, McCrsy Hou..
oct. i3.lm. "'"e''
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Groups ofststnsry from the old masters
10 those superb lamps at Christis'a
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" Elegant FLOUR from NEW WHEAT
and selling at remarkably low figures, At
SCHERMERHORN 4 TEN EYCK.
s4-u. Cor. I'd 4 Washington Sta
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Groups Of ,statuary from the old master
10 those superb lamps at Christie's,
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sSy Go 10 GAFFNEY'S for One CIGA
snG cheap fer csss.
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II GAFFNEY 10 the ONLY SQUARE
LIQVGR DEALER ou the Creek. Give
him . call.
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MI D. 8. Lyford, General Snperiutend.
ent OF th" A. & G. W. Railway, has resign
ed biz position ou the road, taking effect
Nov. l.
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Mr Chapman, who wss ran over by th,
c.'', I" Miller Farm, day before yesterday
II likely 70 v-cuvsr.
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New Styles Silk Hsui
atA. ALDEN'S
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The America Cook Stove at
GORDoN'S.
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New Neat and Nobby sIL K.HArS!
a, ALDEN
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The America Cook Stovest
GoRDoN's.
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New Styles SILK HATSi
sep. 26. ALDENS
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BEAUTIFUL THOUGHTS.


Occupation cures one half Of life's troubles.
and mitgates the other.
A Quaker, once hearing . person tell bow
much he felt for another, who was 10 dis
tress and needed assistance, dryly asked
him, "Frieud hast thou felt 10 Thy pocke
for himi"
A failure in q good cause 10 better than
. tt riumph In bad one.
A lie W III run dozen milee, or more.
Before the truth hes bas gone outside the
door
d. The violet grows low, and covers itsel
with its own tears, end OF oil the flower
yields the sweetest fragrance. Such ishum'
ility.
The.new Sherman House 10 Chicago, Il .
expected, will be completed 10 seve n,y days
Among the late patents issued TO citizens
OF Western Penusy ylvanis, are the following: !:
No l20, ,ls6-Process Of removing OBJ
structisns In oil wells--Jss. Dickey, OIL
City.
No, 1870, ,263-Oil tank--Geo. W. Glass,
Pittsburgh.
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: esroIeum Centre Daily Record.
Pet Centre. saturday, November a.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or
TRAHNN:ON d. o. 4 A. %. n.


TRAHNS:ON d. o. 4 A. q. n.
o. and after sunday, Aug. 18Th, 1871,
trains will rut ~ foliUws:
NORTH NO. 5. So.S ;. No. I.
Leave irvine. i2.45 P n. sos n
Leave Oil City 500 A n. $50 r n. 7,4O P n
'' Pct. Gen 6.S6 =" 3.59 S,23 ''
Ti,usv. 1855 e" AS $40 :"
Arrive CORY, 500 :. s,ls lo,ss
sourH. 10. 3. NO. I. no. 6.
Leave Cory, ll.00 A n. s.,6AM. $50 n
- Ti,usv. IL. IS r ". i.42 " 7,40 I"
- P. Ceu. l,26 =" S,ss - $50 g
Arrive q. City 2,l0 =" $40 9,l5
40 Irvine. 4,40 1901
- No. s and run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
ES t. Nc; II. Nc 81, II; /. 10; = ss. 10: No.'.
me- me- IT,. III ias'. ss'F. ss,sss;
FREIGHT TRAINs SOUTH.
No. TO- No g. No. ia No "A Nc y
isN, slSAx snAx. .,orx ll,s AN ! sor.
Arpo pos s,@ TO- i1Co ~ ~ ssSa ~. ssS" So
No. "a Leave. Union, $50 a. m.; Titusvills, 10.
S.p -. ret Centre $50 p m'' arrives at OIL
No is Leaves Union 1,4o p. M; Ti,usville LOS
pm; Pet. Centre, 6, ,H p IN arrives at Oil City,
s1 m
OIL City and Petroleum Centre freight, leaves OIL
City b O. ni arrives at Petroleum Centre II, 10
m. Leaves Petroleum Centre ct / ,28 p NJ, arrives
at OIL CITY 500 p. m.
Il .sa 'aS q: 1:' sslpasss 'Tsss
eennecting At C,rry and Irvlnston for East and
North.
Nos Is and II freight accommodation.
No !! aud 10 run on sunday between ritusville
ard Union.
euvll PALACE SLEEPING CARS.
No. l-Direct to wiliamsport without change
90 Philadelphia and New York line.
Ne. l-Direct from wilamsport without
skaugs by Phil. and N. Y. line.
No. 6-Direct from Pittsbureh without change.
No 6-Direct to Pittsburgh without change.
Monday, June Q, 1871.