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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-03
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THE LYNCHING AT UMPCUA.
Smith, the Alleged Ravisher, Appears
and Tells his Story-How he was Ac-
cused, Tried and Executed

cused, Tried and Executed"
from the san Francisco Call, June lst. J
No doubt the incidents connected
with the .'Umpqua tragedy" are fresh
in the minds Of the readers Of the Call !;
now Smith the steward of the steam
ship Pelican. was accused of having
outraged little girl on board the
steamer, was tried by the citizens of
Umpqua. taken ont in Il boat. and
supposed to have been shot. At the
time of the publication Of the item,
the Call noticed that the fact of his
having been killed by the boats
crew was not authenticated, and ex
pressed hope that he would, If In
nocent. be able to return and prove
his innocence. On Tuesday he did
return on board the bark Naramisic,
Captain Bean, four days from Coos
Bay.
SMITHS ACCOUNT OF THE ''TRAGEDY.
Yesterday he was interviewed by a
reporter, and gave the following ac-
count of his connection with the
alleged outragiug Of the girl and the
"Umpqua tragedy .:
He vas asked, frst-What about
changing the family from the steerage
to the cabin:
He replled-lt was done at the
suggestion Of the purser, who told
me to make them comfortable rs |
could. as they appeared to he re-
spectacle. HE statement that L
went into the stateroom Of the
mother, and was ordered ont for
misbehavior, is incorrect. | did
visit her stateroom and inquired al
ter her health. She replied that She
was all right, anu then 1 retlfeu:
Inc 10y "Iios1 o'''S - ~ ~ ',,,(-il' 'lI'
Tn@IisL fuentlv. and therefore /
took if uDon myself to see that
n+4a,r. n,.sel off snoothIv This
aI,aI,+ ;.,L+ n,.I,el- in The even.
in~ Tnon leaving the mother
room. I proceeded to the stateroom
in which fine little pirls were sleep
inc The father came in and saw me
tL9ra. We fouud the sick child was
imnrovino and. after some little con- |
yersation. we came ont together. |
learning that the child was subject
~ tits felt a snacial responsibility
forbar safety I retired to bed early.
Int aros. a+ 1870 and strolled about
tLa caI,in tn sne that the hov was
i-aenino, his watch Tn the course of |
HoIf an Lour T tnrna1 in aoain.
Ratwean ) and ; o'clock in the
,,,orn;no tLa ca,,t,in came 10 my
l4a+arnom - 9' ami taiJ steward ret |
o,,d aa+ NO = J,inI, nf wbisky >
TT Hn+ ~ +Lo har ,,rocnrnd tba |
rb;sl,v for tLa cant1in and then re-
+nrnai ~ 70 beI
''' ~ ~ |
HIS FIRST mo" l.i1l'''h1 'r NJ 4 I AIM
I arose at SIX a. m, and com
menced work, as usual. At 1850,
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rI'IIE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
/ leased the Orln-by House would inferm his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly refitted throughout and put
in complete order fos the comfort and pleasure OF
all Who may please to give him II call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with
all the substantalS well as the luxuries that
the market affords. No pains will he spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid IL
their spective wants at all times.
The BAR is we'll stocked with Fine Liquors.
Wiue'. &c.
Attached to the House is a BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest improved
STYLES with good cues, balls and fine light
Also, GEN ERAL STAGE OFFICE for the Stages
connecting with all the diiGernt lines Of Stage
and Railroads RAINING through this state and
California, and any information III relation TO the
same viii be cheerfully given nj all times
~ PaTtcuiar attention paid to booking Pas
seugeT-, calling them, &c. Nov. Soft
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AS-Orders from the country will receive prompt
attention. r. c. GUIRADO, Druggist.
Carson. May 29 1871. my30-tf
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A. B. DRIESBACH,

A. u. D1t IL ~ DlO liz
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions,
Wines and Liquors,
Flour and Feed,
CrOCkery and Tinyyare.
Hardware and Bolts.
Ii StinS and Sporting
Powder,
Safety Fuse,
Clothing. Boots and Shaes,
California Lime,
Plaster Paris,
Eastern Cement.
Eastern Hair,
Whiting.
Window Glass,
Paints and Oils,
Wall Paper,
Window shades,
Picture Cords,
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
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PERKINS & STREET.

OFFICE-Rail'S Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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That often spoken of and mne5 abused
individual. Johnny Steele, vindicaies him
~lf thron1s the columns of,he Meadv,ile.
Republican, as follows. The letter 10 well
written and should sr. at rest tbs man
Qnixotic yarns that have been going the
roands Of certain sensational news pa Der
for yeara:
HousEvILLE, Jan. 2, 1871.
pHAa Srs:-Please permit me, through
your interesting and valuable paper, to re-
.u,n my humble and heartfelt thanks to
your correspondent, for his remarks in re-
gard 10 me and my unfortunate career. lie
10 the fret and oply man who ever attempted
10 state, ia public print, anything but the
lowest scofs and slurs in regard to me-
Any man Of reason knows''wbat evils beset
me at The time The possession OF the prop
er,y become vested In me. Mooey was no
object to any one, and was sch upon by
vntures Of all persuasione, and on all pre-.
fences. l was a minor and hardly knew
what to do. I tried to have guardian ap-
pointed, but, under the excitement at that
time, the bail demanded was fabulous, and
failed. Every one met bad advice for me.
and, in the end, wanted to, or did borrow
money. I could get no peace u home for
oefes for projects Of every description. l
never banded any amount OF money. Be-
twixt my agents on tho farm, and host Of
self constituted agents, my share was small.
Some Of yonr townsmen assisted faith fully
to rid me Of money and property. l should
have thougbt all would be Satisfied, when
they got II possessed, bat II appears that
some miserable sstraps Of newspaper CORES.
pondents. either disappointed at not getting
u share. or prompted bv their lsvil nature,
still try to keep up cry Of the fabulous
amount spent, aud IN such absurd wsys.
l have siuce, as before, tried 10 earn an
honest living, which I know 10 more thau
many Of my defamsrsido.
Should your correspondent be In this Sec
tion, shall be very hsppy to have him stop
and see me, when I shall tell hin such facts
10 regard 10 my "Rise and 2sIl' % may 10.
terest him aud corroborats bis remark 10
regard to me, and great ideal more. By
giving this place 10 your paper, you will
recsiss the thanks of
Your HumtlssServsus,
JOHN W. SrEgLv.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-05

A correspondent sf the Denton Monitor
says handsome. dsshing woman rode into
. village 10 that region few days ago.
aud aligbting from her horde, went rapidly
to drinking saloon, where . number u
sovereigus were having 'bigh tim..r She
singled out the nuest looking man in the
crowd, and, walking up to him, seized him
By tbs arm aud ordered him to put down the
glsss which be was about to drain. He
dsshsd down the glass and rushed away
the lady followed, and finally coruered him
10 the billiard room. She told him 10 .
arm, determined voice, that the place be
was 10 aud the course he was pursuing
would not snswes for her husbs nd that bs
was wasting her property, aud that she
would 10 longer consent 10 be disgraced
and impoverished BY bin. She demanded
bic pls.A. He refused. Sue took 1t from
him, cooked 4 and presenied IL at him, and
told bin be must leave or die. He conclu.
ded TO leave. She marched bin out 90 \
prisoner Of war to where bis horse was
hitchsl, ordered him to mount, and In a
few minutes the two were leaving the
tewn, the wife riding 10 the rear Of her cap.
tured lord, With bis six shooter In her
hsnd.-Galxeston (Tsxas) News.
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Organ zati0n Of the LcglsHa. I.
lUrc.

Democratic Ofhcers Of the senate-w. A.
Wallace, Speaker, Jacob Zeialer, Clerk.
Assis.an. Clerks Timo,hy A. Sloan. VIM.
iP. Fursy Transcribinv Clerks EA.ias
i Rshig, Il. c. Koyser, VIM. Bayard, WIN.
Merrick. Sergeant-at-Arms, John p.
Coleman, Asst. Serseant.at.arms, J. r.
Dunbar, J. A. Duncan. Postmaster, J. Fl.
Resle. Doorkeeper, Mordecai Willard,
Assistan,a Frank Serbia, John Deitrick.
Messenger. John Keller, Assistants, Jacob
Paul, Herman Kretz. Superintendent Of
Folding Room, Joseph G. Coward and six
| pasterS
Republican Officers Of The House, james
II. Webb, Speaker; Geo. Sslfridgs, Clerk; (;
+. II. Les aud Smuli, Assistants; Tran
scribing Clerks, T. Harlan, of Chester;
&. Halsey, et. Luzerne; T. Morehead, oi
Erie; R. Ebe rIy, Of Lancaster; J. Bodine.
of Tioga; Charles Summerville, of Philadel.
phia.
Sergeantat.arms, W. J. Owen, Of Phila-
delphis. Assistants, J. G., ,Rsmalay, of
Allegheny; NJ. N. Mott, Of fSusqnehsnua;
Isaiah Shriver, Of Philadelphiu.
Doorkeeper, II. K. Sample, Of Pittsburgh
Assistant, E. J. Adamson and James
Bonebrske, Of Allegheny, G. J. Henderson,
Of Indiana.
Messenger J. G. Flanagan, Of venango,
Asslstants, s. L. Kaufman, ofLancssrer,
ID. S. Elliott. Of Bedford; James B. Carpeu.
tor, ofDauphis.
Doorkespsr Of Rotnnds, A. D. Wolf, Of
Washingssna
Postmaster, A. B. Mccartney, Of Mercer.
Assistant, R. A. Cochran, Of Washington.
Superintendent OF folders, James Rema
Of Philadelphia, with eleven pastors and
folders.
Bills providing for convention of the
State Of Peuusylvsais have already been
introduced in the Senate by Council and
White, both Republicans,
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BIZ ORDER:

Gov. Gesry's annual message 10 out, and
ia % able and comprehensive docuwGnt -
By It we learn thst,he State debt ~ been
reduced during the current year $l,7O2,.
ls7, leaving Q total outstanding Of $751;.
lll,662. Financially and otherwise the
Commonwealth of Penusylvania 10 10 an
exceediogly prosperous oond itiou. Cousti-
rational revision Is the prominent feature Of
TIE message, and the Governor handles the
subject 10 an able and mastsrly mAnnsr.-
Altogether the message 10 undoubtedly the
best that has yet been issusd By Governor
Gsars. It should be read by ali Interested
10 the prosperity Of the old Keystone State.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-05

New WELL.-A new we'll was struck on
Friday last, on the Rondout Petroleum Co.'S
tract, Cherrytree Run, which 10 81 prssen,
yielding about ten barrels per day. II
started up st about four barrels and grsdu.
oily Increased 10 ten. This we'll hes % feel
Of saud rock. and ID located on what hai
heretofore been considered dry territory
The striking Of this we'll will undoubtedly
stimulate operating ln that vicinity. Capt
J. R. Barber Of Allensgoozslum, 10 Super
intsndent Of the tract
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Msssrt Stratton 4 Kip, the well known
oil brokers Of Franklin, have erected a iare .
bulletin b'ard near the Central House, upon
which they keep posted description of the
oil lands, leases, &C., which they have for
sale throughout the oil region. Among the
number san b found lot Of choice le sses
situated on Pachel Run 10 the heart Of the
Frsnklin lubrieating oil district. These
gentlemen offer rare Inducements to oil oper.
stors and others desiring to invest 10 first
class territory. Hbe attention OF oil men
is called 10 their bulletin board. Further
particulars can be learned by addressing
Stratton Il Kip, OIL and Land Brokers, r.
o. Box 1900, Franklin, Pa.
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A dispatch from rrsukliu dated Jan. q

A dispatch from Frsukliu dated Jan. 2,
says:
Mrs. MclnsyIe, the old lady injured by
the fsllias Of the franklin bridge last FRI
day, died this morning. The bedy.ef viii.
FORD Kilgore, agent oftbe. Allegheny Valley
Railroad, was found to-day amsng the ruins
OF the bridge. 1t is supposed from the con-
diiion If the body that be was instantly
killed, as they were obliged to saw the tim
Der apart In order to remove him. Oue o,
his legs was broken. and bis faoe cone idsrs ).
bly, cut. Great credit 10 due John s. Allso,
agent, and other employees Of the Allegheny
Valley Railroad for The recovery Of the
body.
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FrREs.-A Ere At Nevasss, Tsxsa 90 The
morning Of tho Slst ult., destroyed pnopsnay
to thsamouut OF 100000
At Mifiin, Pa, on the night Of the Slat
nlt., 100000 worth Of properly was con-
sumed.
On the morning Of tho lat Inst, I've
steamboats, bu,nsd at New Orleans. Loss
over $5oo,0oo.
By tho DIRE at Miflin our toWnsman, ".
J. Stambaugh, lost . valuable private resi-
deucs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-05

The recent 'speli OF sleighius" has been
improved by oil, and rather disastrously to
some. especially the livery stsbls~ kespsn.
'hr Z. Mcdonald has bad no lsss than four
stsiehs smashed up, and Mr. Smsilsy two or
thsss. They bsss been thoroughly rspsis.
cd, haserers and ready. for the uext.
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New WE'LL. No. 4, McCray Il
Adams lease, J! s. McCray farm, mention
of which We made yesterday as having TO
10 shut down and thstubiny drawn on 40
count of the valves becoming cloggsd ,start-
sd up again at ten O'Clock this forenoon, and
10 now yielding At tho rate Of forty barrels
per day, With good prospects Of an increase
Owned by Jas. Adams aud J. S. McCrsy.
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NJ. 8. Slim mOM' Drug au6 Variet 4
store,

M. . StmH6OW Df6K aud VOfIet
store.
Mr.. Simmons has just returned from New
York With very large stock OF Holiday
GOods-a richer aud more extensive stock
never has been exhibited 10 the citizess OF
o Creek. Ladies' Toilet Stands. Writing
Desks Dressing Cases, Dolls, Games, Chill.
drens Toys in a. large variety ae can bs
found In city stores. 1t is well worth q visit,
II you don't wish to buy. This stosk
certainly never was surpassed for variety
and richness. He also mas . large variety
Of Leroy W. Fsirehild's CelebI ated G. Id
Pens, verv appropriate for Holiday pres.
ents. Visit Simmons for Q bali.hour's
amusement, before you make your pur
chases. deel4M
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The Cory Republican accuses us Of copy.
ing items from tina. Journal without giving
the proper credit. We deny the soft Inn
peaobment, never having knowingly oopi ed
anything from that paper without giving
due credit. The article In question waa
clipped from the Jamestown Daily Journal.
NuR ced.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-05

1t lsn't safe to indulge in .'kissing for
fun" In suit In Boston, last week, 10
which the defendant admitted that be had
kissed the complainant, ''just for fun, you
know" the jury decided that the proceed
ing Was calculated 10 raise hopes OF mar.
riags, and accordingly brought In verdict
Of $3.50 for the party kissed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-05

PErRoLEuM.- exports OF petroleum
from PhiiadsIphis to foreign ports, 10 1870
amounted to 4s,965, 626 galloos, or 49,
N3, 3,6l6 gallons more than during 1869.
The exports to Antwerp for 1870 were
II, 4Ss, AS, against 8, 4s6, 3Or for 1869.
Our oil men will make . note.
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To Purchasers Of singer sewing VIA.
chiness Cauai0nI
All parties ara hereby cautioned against
purchasing any of our Machines except
through our duly authorized agents, as
Machines will not be guaranteed by ns that
are cot 30 purchased. Mn. J. l.. JOHNSON
10 our agent for Petroleum Ceutre and vi.
cini.y.
THH SINGER MANUP'a Co.,
45s Broadway, New Yoth.
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TIE contest between Rudolphe and Dion
for the billiard championship and $4,000,
resulted Ia victory for Dion, the game
standing at the close-Dion, 1000; Ru:
do!pbe, 1892.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-05

AT IsuAM's. TrusvILLs, Ladies' atem
winding Watches vi nearly all frst-ciass
makers. decS-2w.
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BlRDS.-The best Singing and ehespes,
Canary Birds 10 the oil regions are TO b<
bad At
nov7-tf J. W. BCATTY'S
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Ar IsHAN's. TITUsxn.LE.-Gents Watch
ca. A full line of American Watches, in-
cluding Howard Nickel movement.
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At meeting Of the officers and teachers
OF the N. 3. Sunday School, at the church,
last evening. after discussion oftbe subject
1t was concluded to hold Sunday School
hereafter at the old hours Of meeting, viz:
l2L O'Clock Sundays.
F. II. MONROE, Secy.
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LOcal Notices.

q. M. Pettengill 4 Co., ~
Park Row, Now York, sad Geo. p. Roweii 4 Co..
Advertising Agents. are the .os agents for the fs'
troleum Centre DAiAY REoosp in TINT city Al.
vertisers in that city are requested to lcaye their
70 vors with either Of tho above houses
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There will be meeting Of the fire COM
pany at Justice Reynolds Office. this evsn-
ing. A general attendance 10 requested.
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A Maryland school marin has just shown
her atness to direct The youthful, by shoot.
Ing the director who told her that she
vas to. hsve successor,
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Messrs. Johrsou, Berry d Co., are about
to erect new re6aery at Miller farm. It
will canisin ten stils, one 500, another
1000 b,rr,l.. and .hc rest u, smal,ar caeaci-
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Buy the "Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
u T'tnsville expressly for the oil county
dapted to oil kinds of weather, st J. r.
KrOn's. al2-tf
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Miller's Camphu' Ice, the hest In the
markst, At GRITyEs BRos.
DOvl9-lM.
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Call at Nicholson & Blackmon's and buy
Cooking Stove with iron wars for twelve
dollars
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Gold st l p. m., ll0M
FIRE MEETING.

The members Of the fire company are re-
auestsd to mestat The Office offs. Reynolds.
as ~ o'clock this evening sharp. Busi-
nsis of importance will como before tho
meeting and 1t ii desirable that all should
attend.
Pv noou,
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Having added to my large stock. an
now ready to supply Scotch Whisky, Jamsi
CO Rum and ell other imported goods at
New York prices
nvvl2 IT, OWEN GArYNHY.
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TO LET.

For Balls, Socisls. Meetings, &c, the bali
opposits. the Rochester House aud aver II
N arner's noHr and feed storn. Apply to
nov. Soft Ii. WARNER.
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Miss Clara Louise Kellogg sings at the
Psrshall Opera House, Titusvills, this evs
ming. We understand that number Of ouE
citizens propose attending the concert.
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Ailler'a unrivslled Worm Confeotions,
warranted at GRIPFEs Bros.
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Oyster and Clam Stews, those old fash
ioned ones, at Vouchers
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Gaffney has large lot of scotch ole and
London porter especially or family use, BY
the bottle or case
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All styles light harness. cheaper than tb
cheapest, made from Moifal's oak stock, on,
warranted, at J. X. Kron's.
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Bronzes, Opera Glasses, French Clock',
Fans, Fine London leather goods, rt
IsHAM's. Tltusville.
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Look out for J. II. Christies new adver-
tlsement. II will appear Tomorrow.
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Solid silver, goods in cases snitahle for
ptesents, at IsuAMs,
Tiiusv,lle.
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Best Refined Oil Q g cents per gallon. at
decl5.tf. e. RUTyERroRp's
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NOrIcE IL hereby given that Mr.. D. C.
Graves is my agent for Petroleum Centre
aud vicinity.
J. l.. JOHNSON.
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4 pair Of Skates IL u good Christ mas
prese nt
NICHOLSON & BIACSMox.
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Millsrs Cough Honey, beat in town. FL
ale at GRlFFEs BROS.
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We have . full assortment Of Skstea
NICHOLSON i BLACKyoH.
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'etroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet Centre Thursday, Jau. s.
ARRIVAL AND IDEPRATUEIs Oh
TRAINS ON d. q. d A. II. II.

"A"o Wv ~ u. q a. Hs Rs
90 and after Monday. Nov. 2s,b, 1870,
trains will run 10 follows:
SoRrn 10. b. NO. 3. NO. !.
I.Savo Irvine. l2.Olpu slOp "
Leave Uii City 7,oOAM. 2,56 P N. 7,50 P u
LeICen 7.4O =" $3.50 Z" $50 8.
Iitus7. $50 I" 4,25 9.l2 :"
A"'Ve Cory, 1000 s,57 1888 I"
SOUTH. M. 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, ll,05 A N. 6,lOAx e,i6rx
:" Fitnsv. l?,40P n. 7.35 " 7,52 f"
q. p. Cen. l.27 $40 " 8.42 u
A.rivs o. City 2lO /" 800 " e,2o +"
Irvine. 4,50 " ll.4O "
N No. o and rnn on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
- No, l8. No II. No. IS. No. ..
ARP 1910 l,0rx 1915 n. sis :" 40 :"
Teus ii,4Ax. $40" l,46 0,45 " siu,"
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
=, u, No. TO- No g. No. IS. No. H. No. 20.
EM; sooAx s:oA.x ioa5Ax 1l,4 AN. OS Ssrs
ArOCio,lo d" lo,Ss i'a5 2,O5" 100"
ON City and Petroleum Centre freight, lenye. Oil
SHy S,lO p m, arrives at Petroleum Contre s. 20 o.
~, Lrsves Petroleum Centre at 40 NJ, arriyss
L2S,4, sand are express trains.
no. 10 y through accoinm0dation conuects nj
0'ny for East and North. ''''' ~
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS
o. d-Direet from phi!adslpha without change
S0' S-Direct to Philadelphia without chance.
90 5-Direct from Pittsburgh without chsnSa.
o. Direct to Pittsb urgA without Change.
Aonday, Nov. Is 1870,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-05

A full variety Of Skates. at
NICHOLSON x BiACKNON's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-05

Oysters by the quart az voncners.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-05

WALL PAPER
at GsrrrEs Bios.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-26
G. F z 8 I:
POSITIVELY the LAST CHANCE.

As the drawing # the above list will come off at
q .aMd Ont C.ncert. 10 take place at TIE
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-26

" their joint benefit, and IL pay their existing
Indebtedness.