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dignara el Sr. Cura hacer yer 10 contrario,
por 10 cual le anticipamos las gracias en-
nombre de todo el vecindario, animando-
le al mismo tempo 8 continuar como has
ia aqui, tratando de dar esplendor al cul-
to, en- euyo prop6sito siempre dispusstos
encontrarA 4 secundarle los cabo-roienos
con quienes ha simpatizado por su ire
prensible conducta y constancia en Ell ira
bajo parroquial.
Dando q V. las gracias, Sr. Director. por
SUI benevolencia nos suscribimos de V.
atentos y SIS. SIS.
@. B. S. M.
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Vurina wnAimna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-24

El billete n1mero 4,089 premiado con
5000 pesos fue vendido por d. Luis Bog
ze para San Thomas, ell ndmero 1896
con 1900 en- esta capital y el 1885 con
los 500 pesos en- Ponce, vendido por don
Amador Riera.
TeatrO.-Magnffica v bien merecida
acogida tuvo el domingo 81 del corriente
la nueva companfa dramatica que Sc ha
organizado para dar funciones en- esta Ca
pital. La concurrencia 81 no fue muy nus
merosa, ta.npoco fue escasa y repetidas
veces manifesto con nutridos aplausos que
lie agradaba la manera con que Sc inter-
pretaba el mejor drama de Camprodon,
Flor de sua di0. La sonora Tardos Sc capt6
en- primer t@rmiuo las simpatlas de los es-
pectadores Su hermosura, su. aventaiada,
estatura, sus ademanes de DANA distin.
guida y elegante, SUI castiza pronuncia@
cion, undo las dotes de verdadera ac-
triz que tiene, son CIRCUMSTANCES que
hacen que la sonora Tardos llene la escena
y atraiga las simpatlas del p6blico. La
manera artlstica, sentimental, con que.
hizo SUI papel de Lola arranc6 mas de una
lagrima q los circumstances N
El Sr. Ortiz y Tapia es uno de los me.
jores actores que han venido q Puerto
Rico, a juzgar por la maestrla con que
representa- Ell papel del protagonista del
belllsimo drama del malogrado poeta Cata-ss
Ian. En- su rostro retratanse las pasiones
y los sentimientos como en- un espejo.
Hace tempo que no hemos visto un actor
que Guide tanto de los detalles como ell
Sr. Ortiz.
A la Sra, Tardos al Sr. Ortiz, acom-
panan los actores y la actriz de la compa-
MIA Ducl6s, que tanto agradaron Ell domin-
go anterior, y de los cuales tiene "a como
cimiento ell pdbIico, pues de ellos nos
hemos ocupado oportunamente. Creemos
que esta culta Ciudad, sabra apreciar
recompensar q los recien negados artistas
que acaban de inaugurar sus funciones en-
nuestro teatro.
Un estimable poeta nos ha favorecido
con ell siguiente soneto dedicado f
A la DHST1NGUIDA ACTRIZ 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-24
Ruerto- Rico, abril % de 1872.

a. t{It&1sff4y
FiIOsOffa para las SenOras,-I4a tenn
peratura de la super6cie de la cabeza tie
ne mucho que hacer con la abundancia y
hermosura de la Icabellera que claa cubre.A
Si la Transportation del craneo sc interrum-
pc la salida para las materias ,despedidas
del sistema Sc cierra parcialmente,s y las
consecuencias ineyitables recaen subre ell
pelol La vuelve seco, pierde SUI color, y
cae. Para impedir 6 remediar este NAL de-
Sc tono la cutfcalaj y las raises de las Fl,
bras con ell T6nico Oriental. Tiehe Ell efec.
to de producer una circulacion libre en- los
vasoslde la sangre superficial, y habilita
q los. bultos d secresar sustapcias sanasS
para las fbras del pelo. El T6nicoaconsis
te enteramente de ingredientes vegetables,
imparte sun rico brillo u vigor especial
al cabello, pues no hay otra preparation
que 10 pueda riyalizar. 90 81 u
Ye>saH v gdU9 9tI I2
Dice Shakespeare Quese essenAe Ael bamQues
te de la vida, el nutrlmento principal es
el sueno, pero 81 viviefa ahora, daffa la
palma al Aceite de Hfgado de Bacsiao de,
Lanman y Kemp. Sus oFdiaarias Pfos.0 D
spiedades ahtisc6pticas,o ly lregenadoras sc
deben principalmente ser tan rico en-
iodina, pues ningun atomo de este cons
tituyente inportante Sc pierde durante el
durante el proceso de lprepaEaeion.ns5eH
Ningun otro t6nico, asimiliatiyo pros
duce un benefcio tan marcado enlos ca-b
SOS de debili1ad general acolqpaiando cen
extenuacion. Los mienbros mas eminen. Z
tes de la facultad 10 recetan en- casos de
tfsis y eser6fuIaJ como lap preparation nae.a
jory y mas pura del fanoso renledio ofiei-t
nal para estas 1enferHeda Uba cuCha-
rada mezclada con dos del Pectoral dc
Anacahuitai es ell mod0 mas 'faCil y lnejor
| de tomar el Aceite.
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I, J ]. ,Z.IAF'R;EIA4.. ! A DE. 1871.

| De nuestro ilqstra1o colega lel DID
RIO de la Marina del 26 de MARIO. to-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-24
GACETILLA. !,
ElE IL

N6merOs que ham saIidO premiadOs
coz los tres premios mayores en- la loteria
municipab celebrada en- esta ciudad hoy
% del corriente:
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Lnos ha serFidoE para pongrNde mani
| |6ksto lellparecAo o(qbe hay entire los
sseritos de Don Ssmplicio y los de El
4,s14aendiente.
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"A AAA DAS1ANGOADA,A ACVHAA 3
SRA. d. CANDELARIA TARDOS,
en- el drama Flor de un dia."

Sublime te admire mi pensamiento
AL brillar en- Ell temple de Taha, gos g.i
Pintando La passion de Flor de an dia az aas-
Con la verdad que expresa Ell sentimiento.
~ Tu inspiration de artista es un portento
Que a la fama immortal tu nombre guia,
Y llevas por do quier la simpatfa
Que Ell mundo le consagra tu talento.
iQue sublime expression! caanta dulzura
En- Lola revelaba tn semblante!
Y aquella palidez, y la amargura
- Que en- tt Sc dibujaba q cada , instante,l "a
Me hicieron comprender cuanta altura
Puede legar tu corazon gigantic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-24

varios vecinos.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08
What Came of Answering a.
PersOnal--A Brother Falls i'm
Love With His Sister.
LOUISVILLE, May 20.

LOUISVILLE, May ~.
Quite sensation was produced ct one Of
our Broadway palatial residences to-day
Last December an advertisement appeared
in the Cincinnati Enquirer entitled "Cor-
respondence Wanted" A young lady and
Broadway musician answered, and so pleas
ed was the advertiser-who, in the mean
time, had gone to New York with her let
ters that an exchange of photographs was
made. Each was delighted with the 9TH
ers picture, which seemed to possess some
familiar but unknown charm. Marriage
was Immediately decided upon, aud the
young man req uested her true name that
be might visit her and produce satisfactory
references as to his character. Louisville
being his home also. Anxiously he awaited
the reply, which came, disclosing the start
ling fact that the lady was his own sister.
Two years absence had filed his face with
whskers, ard changed the schoolgirl into
beautiful woman. The gentleman at
tempts TO treat it as good joke, but the
ady Is almos. inconsolable that che should
have wasted her affections upon her own
brother.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

SEAsoNABLE.-Thel lovers of a delight
fully cool drink who arc anxious to be sure
of knowing ex 'cty what they are drinking,
are advised TO s,opat the Drug store of
J. II. Christies, and indulge in glass Of
bis inimitable coda water. 1t is always
pure, reireshiugly cool, and the syrup. used
being of MIR. Christie's own manufacture
may be relied upon as being extracted d.
rectly from the various fruits the 1avors of
which they possess. Mr. G. has also in stock
a very fine selection of pure drugs and q
choice assortment of imported perfumes of
the best make.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08
NOTES OFTHE DAY.

Some OF tho politicians quote SHAKESPEARE
thus: Now is the Summer Of our discor,
tent, made chilly winter by the Son OF Mas
sachusetts.r
Edgar a. Poe was the author Of the
phrase, "Everytbiug is lovely" to which
modern slang users have added Sand the
goose hangs high"
Ben. Wade takes so little interest In the
Presidential canvas that he is going uncom-
mitted for several months. eojourn in the
Yellowstone valley, without leaving even
his Benny 'diction.
1t is stated that Libbie .Garrabrandt, the
New Jersey murderess is not in condition
to be hanged, on account of the statute forbid
ding the taking the life Of two persons for
the crime Of ona.
The Iudiauapolis Journal says bull dog
with sound teo.h is the only thing light
ningrod peddler will not tackle and try to
persuade into buying rod.
Mosquitoes won't bite ifyou nse few
drops of solution of carbolic acid in your
wash water before retiring. Their singings
may be modified ty plugging up your ear,
with cotton.
A schoolmislress, while taking down the
names and ages of her pupils and the names
o! the parents, at the beginning of the term
ssked one little fellow:
whats yorr name?"
"Ob, you needn't take down his name
he's too old to 60 10 school to woman,
was the reply.
Aroung girl in sanilac county, Michigan,
tried 10 climb into school house through
the window. The sash fsll on her neck,
and her feet not touching the ground she
was held there and slowly struggled tt
death.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

We copy the following oil news from the
correspondence Of the Emlenton Sun:
l have heard that the Chambers well has
increased little this last week and is now
reported at G5 barrels daily.
The Emlenton we'll back Of town (Peters-
burg) is Just in the sand, they have quite q
good,show; the sand favorable and six
hundred feet of oil in the hole.
Fertig & Hammond ore starting new
we'll on the Eli Ritz farm about one mile N.
E., of Keatiug's Furnace. MCulia also Las
one rig up ready for drilling on same farm.
There is considerable excitement in the
vicinity of the Knight farm on Turkey Run.
There is oNe well drilling in the sand which
makes a very satisfactory show.
There has been three wells completed
within q week on the Dan Ritz farm oil Of
which are quite small wells. One of these
is owned by Watson & Payne, one by the
Penn. Co., and one by Capt. Crowell Of
Warren, Pa.
The wells on Ashbach run continue about
the same, Andrews bly, & Co., have three
doing fifty.fve barrels per day, and drilling
one. The old Hulings well is doing 80
barrels daily.
There is q well in the sand on the Rich
ard Neoly farm east of Turkey run which is
making very good show and cousing no
little excitement in that direction. This
Farm is located on top Of the hill looking N.
Z. from the mouth of Turkey run.
Messrs. Treat, Porteiield S Crawford
have commenced to pump new we'll on the
Faust farm which is doing 40 barrels per
day. The same gentlemen have three more
drilling on the same lease one Of which they
expect to finish next week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

A new mode evsdiny tho liquor law has
been adopted in Maine: A large manuiec-
turer Of cider bss appointed number of
agents for its sale, giving them powers of
attorney, and they have disposed OF large
quantities by the glass on the giound that
they are simply clerks or agents OF the man.
ufacturer. A number of lawyers hold that
the sale in this manner is legal, and 1t is
said that agents will be appointed in this
way throughout the State.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

Speaking Of the change Of proprietorsh'p
ln the McCray House, and the sundry new
Improvements going on in the house, we
had almost forgot to mention that our old
time friend and renowned mlxologist, John
W. Swift, presided at the bar, ready and
willing to serve customers all the way from
plain and strait drinks to mint julils, sher.
ry cobblers, elaret punches, egg noggs, and
any and everything in the drinkable line.--
Call at the McCray House, take look OF
Judge Swift, and find ont show n is your
self" Nuff ced.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

Here is the latest from Paris: At the
Theatre Francais Mile. D--was, in the
presence Of the author, repeating her part
10 comedy by Scribe. "My chil1," said
NJ. Scribe, ''permit me to give you hint -
Here is the scene. Suppose you are in your
own room. A young man is at your own
feet making passionate declaration of love
to you; your husband suddenly enters
snow what would you do?' ~ would tell
him to 90 away again." replied the artless
maiden.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

1t has been suggested that as means OF
eradicatipg polygamy in Utah, vast quanti-
ties OF fashionable millinery goods should
be sent there, and the Gentle woman in
duced to array themselves in gorgeous style.
This will produce such competition on
the part of the Mormon sisterhood, and such
heavy bills for finery that their husbands
VIII be glad TO reduce tho number Of wives,
so as 10 reduce the pressure on their pock-
cts.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

An Englishman and his wife, who recent
ly undertook ajourney into the country Of
the Bedouin Arabs, without guard, were
robbed of their baggage, their money, clothes
aud valuables-the gentleman having to beg
of the robbers copy of the Times newspas
per in which to clothe himself and his wife.
The husband returned TO Jerusaleum in that
valuable journal, his wife being wrapped up
in the supplement.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08
For Sale Cheap.

Two Wells aud rigs complete on the Bu-
chanan Farm, west Of Columbia Oil Com
pany. Two Woodbury. Engines No. p:
and 3. One do Boiler No. 4. 1900 feet
Tubing, 700 feet one inch Pipe. Apply 10
CHARLES Z. HART.
Petroleum Centre, June 8. 1872.
S.lw.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

A game of base ball between the Muffin q
of Petroleum Centre, and the Scoopers
Columbia Farm, at Columbia, yesterday Of
ternoon, resulted in the Scoopers being
scooped mp. Six innings were Played
Score-5l to 22,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

Weasr in receipt of copy Of the pre-
MUM list Of the agricultural Fair and
Cattle Show for Chautaupa County, n
T." The tair is to be held at jamestown,
N. y, on the 10th, lltb, 18th and 18th
days Of September next, aud is the thirty
sixth annual fair held by the society. The
pamphlet is very neatly printed at the
Journal office in that city.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

W. o Augustus, a Swede laborer on the
Titnsvii'e & Petroleum Centre Railroad, got
drunk last night, and undertook to "raise
.oe de'ir on small scale, but got raised
into the lock-up by onicera AtwelI and Nc.
Hugh. $500 aud costa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

An affec tienate Detroit man was sent for
the other day to demonstrate With hissister
who had been trying to take poison; be
knocked her down and dragged her round
the room by her hair, and finish ed by tend
er.y assuring her that III she didn't 60 to
work aud let the suicide business alone, be
would break her neck for her."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

The Emperor Napoleon is described by
eral years younger than be did atSt. Cloud
in July, 1870. He is said to have lately
mado the Characteristic remark: "When
you have such reception, such continued
welcome as l have had in England, you do
not much heed the climate"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

The Pittsburgh Post says the laws OF the
State having general application, as enact
ed last winter, occupy but sixty.niue pages.
We have not eeen the full volume, contain
ing the private legislation-the geese that
have feathers-but risk the opinion that it
will occupy above twenty times as much
space.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

The widow Of a man who died quite rec
emily in Greenville Is prosecuting the tavern
keepers of that town for the death OF her
husband by selling liquor to him. She
claims damages to the amount of S5,0O0
Writs have been served on fifteen different
parties. An Ohio jury has given o wife
nj, 900 against liquor dealer 'for the
loss of her husbands society for three
years."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

Some one has written poem entitlen
"Smile whenever you can" twill become
very popular with certain class-the fel-
lows who believe ''water is good for navlga-
ton and to put out fires but prefer some-
thing else for ''stiddy drink"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

Charles Wood, who was recently manager
Of the Exchange Hotel. Faauklin, abseond-
ed last week, taking with him about 81 ,0C0
belonging to Mitchell & Plumer, proprie>
tors Of tho hotel, aud $500 belonging to his
wife.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

Ont, last Wednesday night, destroying
seven dwelling houses, involving loss Of
over $4,000. Insured for about $4,000.
The business portion Of the town was almost
entirely destroyed by fire last month.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

Look at some of the spring chickens In
the market and smile; broil them for din
ner; try to carve them and weep; make q
hearty meal out of the tender birds retire
and you will pass through the first degrees
OF the Sons of NJ alta, with all It's horrors.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUhE o'
TRAINS ON q. q. l. A. H. NJ

ARRIVAL AND DEPAkIOnE
TRAINS ON o. q. l. A. H. NJ
On and after Sunday, Jpne 2nd, 1919
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 8. NO. D. ~
Leave irvine. ll,45A A N. 3,eo
Leave Oil City GOO A M. 2,27PM. 6,lSr,a
's Pet.Cen $50 " $40 ~ u
&" Titusv. 7,l0 " 500 ~ u
Arrive Cory, s,45 6,25 ~
No 9-Accommodation Fre'gnE
Leaves Oil City $40 Nj; Pe1' % S1uM s"nm
1926; Titusville, ll,l5; Ar. Cory is'O'f
SOUTH. NO, 2. NO. 4. No.. No.
Leave Cory, 1O,45 A M. 6,l0 AN o'oS ..
" Titusv. II, l0P NJ. 7,30 o'SS &C
" p. Cen. ITO " $40 " o'S oSs g
Arrive o. City l,50 4" 9,06 I" s,S'
I" Irvine. 4,4S ll,40
No. lO---Accommodatio Freigpacc Dat
Leaves Cory l,l5 p N; Titnsy, z,oU' "
Centre. 3,55; Ar at Oil City, 4,4o p m'
c95 No. 8 and run on Sunday.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08
Gold at l p. m. ll4A
Odd Fellows Celebration.

The second anniversary Of the institution
Of the Petroleum Centre Lodge, No. 7l5,
I. o. o. F., will be celebrated at Petroleum
Centre on Monday, June 10th. The Rev.
Mr.. O'Neil. pastor Of the Centre street NJ.
&. Church, Of Oil City, will deliver 90 ad-
dress on the occasion, and from the well
known ability of the gentleman an eloquent
GRAFTON may be expected. An invitation to
attend the celebration has been extended TO
OIL City and Cornplsnter Lodges, Of Oil
City, and other lodges, which has been &C.
cepted. ALI Individual members of the Or.
der and their families and friends ontside OF
the Order are invited to attend. Permis-
sion has been granted for the Lodge 10 ap.
pear 10 regalia. The Columbia Cornet and
airing bandss and also quartette of vocal
musleisus VIII be 10 attendance. Below we
give the programme Of the day:
Petroleum Centre Lodge No. It's will
meet q their lodge loom at 0 o. H., and al
Ter d0hniag their regalia, led by the COL
nmbia Band, will march to Sobel's Opera
House. From thence the MARSHAL Of the
day, Past Grand F. ]. Ketfsr, of North
Liberty Lodge No. II, accompanied by aids
and the band, will proceed to tho depot on
arrival Of 1920 train, aud meet Oil City
and Cornplsnter Lodges of Oil City and
Petrolis Lodge Of Housewife, and escort
Ism 10 the Opera House. A committee
will also psrform the same service for Demp.
ssysown Lodge Of Dsupseytown, who will
arrive BY carriage conveyance.
Immediately after the arrival at the ball,
the procession will DO formed under super
vision Of Past Grand Ksffsr, assisted by
aids from the several Lodges, and headed
BY the Columbia Band will take up the line
OF march for Stevenson's apple orchard, on
the Stevenson Farm, the place dssig mated
Tor holding the pic oie. Al the grove the
exercises will be-
lst Prayer.
I'd. Music by Columbia Band.
Sd. Remarks BY Rev. O'Neil of Oil City
4th. Singing by Qnartette.
o.o. Remarks by Dist. Deputy Lowrey,
Of Oh City and others.
9th. Music by Band.
At the conclusion Of which dinner will
bs served up, the committee having the
commissary department filed to oyerHowing
with she good things Of life wherewith TO
srtisfy the inner man.
The afternoon will be devoted to amuse-
msnts OF different kinds, such as foot ball,
croquet, &C., and social time In general
by the members Of the Order and thsiy
friends, music singing, etc.
After the pic nio is over the procession
will be reformed 10 the same order and
march TO Sobel's Opera House, whero the
visiting brethren will be entertained until
the departure Of the train probably spec
ial) by Petroleum Centre Lodge No. 7l5.
J. Mooreead, s. H. Parker, e. O'FIaher
ty, Benz Allen, Z. v. Ellis, W. D. Mont,
gomery, II. G. Holiday, D. G. Smith, r.
Mclaughlin, Committee of Arrangement ts
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08
Local Notices.


AssOsAoh D"SO A1slA IiNycrSs
All parties interested In the healthful and
invigoratiug exercise Of Base Ball play, are
requested TO meet at the old ball gronnd
near the Oil Creek depot, for the purpose Of
organizing Club. All lovers of the sport
will please meet at the above mentioned
place, On Wednesday, June l2tb, OF 2P. NJ
sharp.
BY REQUEST OF A PLAYER.
jS.td.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

The principle of always keeping your
name aud business before the public
will insure success-and he who pro-
claims to the public that he is not afraid
Of competition and anxious to do business
must and will win.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08
dissolution Notice.

The copartnership heretofore exis','s Hmm nro-
der the firm name Of Warner d Bump, PJ, p,
prietors of the Columbia Farm I'D m by
Store, is this day (May lst) dissOtts' .hs lats
mutual consent. All accounts que sn' and
firm will be collected by ]. G. Bump, P.r the
all bills will be paid by him. HersSiR u Rnmp.
business will be conducted by J'nGrP u y; p
m9.w3. J. y. DUET
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

Tho widow of Richard Young, Washing
tons overseer at Mount Vernon, is still liv-
ing at Richmond. Her husband ia long
siuce dead, and the venerable lady herself
has Rearly reached hundred years.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

The committee of arrangements for the
Odd Fellows pic mic, request US to state that
It is given exclusively Tor members OF the
Order and friends whom they may invite.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-08

A little busy Stumble bee" drove pray
Ing brother out of church at Indianapolis,
the other day, by trying 10 extract honey
out oil his shiny bald pate.