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t. Nous sommes autorise annoncel lie
Docteur A. MCMILLAN CONNIE cand!d2t
pour Representant de cctte Paroisse la Cham
bre bsSse de la Legislature, a relection de
Novembre proclaim.
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~ Nous sommes autorise annoncer M
ISAAC +. LTTTELL CONNIE cardidat pour
representer la Paroisse St. Landry a la Cham
bre basse de la Legislature, a 'electon de
Novembre.
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q Nous sommes autorise d announcer M.
Y. VlDRINE, de la Vile Plate, CONNIE can
didat la place de Recorder, a la prochaine
election.
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NJ. Tediteur du Courier.
Veuillez announcer que je suis candidat pour
a Ia Chambre basse de la Legis,
lature, a Pelection de Novembre.
r. III. THOMPSON,
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Pour Shsrif.

neFs~ Mons sommes autor:>e a annonccr
EGBERT O HAYES. l' titu'aire actucI. com
me candilat a Ia place dc Sheriff. I'eiection
de Novembrc proclaim
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ct d6sirent avoir, une eglise.
lis frappent; ouvrez leur la porte, vous
0ui ayez la Gle. Reconnaissance.
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CyF Je suis candidat la place de Gleffier
de Cour dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry,
a l'election de Novcmbre 1872.
JOS d. RICHARD.
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j. M. Unlisted nous autorise de l'annoncer
CONNIE canddat pour la Legislature de rEtat,
relection de Novembre proclaim.
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~ Nous sommes autorise annoncer NJ.
+. LEONCE HEBRARD CONNIE candidat a
une reelection CONNIE Juge- de-Paix pour le
Ter Ward, comprenant Opelonsas.
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w r COCHRAN.

de grocerie de famille ct De
WI provisions d'habitation, encoignure de la
rue de la Cour ct Bellevue, Opelousas, sera
DOrrVu de
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G. r. q g r.

quill vendra aux families ct au pubtic par livre
on par plus fort poids, a S cents la livre.
Opelousas Mai, 1872 34tf
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A LOsuer ouu "a vendre.

NE excellente petite batisse. convcnable-
~ ment sltuee pour le commerce, pres dun
faubourg de la vile. S'adresser &C bureau.
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RECLAMATIONS.

rs personnes auxquelles les Etas Uns
- ont pris dos proprietes peuvent s'adressd
GU tcrire NJ. a Barq, a la Nouvele OTlssra
qui s'occupe depuis neuf ans de ce genre dA
faires.
Adresse: A. Barq, 80, Passage de la BOurs'
Ter .Juin-2m
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Az PUBLIC
JOSEPH M. MOORE.

AVOCAT JURlSCONSULTE,
EXERCERA sa profession dams toutes les
IL Cours du Huitieme District Judicare -
Son bureau est lie meme occupe ci-derant par
SwayZe q Moore, ct plus reccmment par
Moore Il Morgan, rue Bellevue, Opeonsas,
Line. Opclousas % avri 1871
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Pour le Congress, pour IEtat enter,
j. B. EUSTIS, dOrleans.
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A Vendre. a l'amiable.

TTNE Habitation situt a Chataigner onze
y miles d'Opelousas. contpnant 1865 arpents
de terre, don't 80 arpents bien boises, unp bonne
maison de So pi"ds de longueur, bien fnie, ainsi
gu" d'aut1es lependances, le tout en- ben etat.
On vendra tres bon marcle, ct une grande
partie a M credit raisonnabka Pour lr prix ct
les details, s'adresser sans delai au bureau du
Courier des Opelonsas. OIL All soussgne sur les
lnux ZEPHIRIN MANUEL.
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Surintendant de lEducation Publique
ROBT. M. LUSHER, d'Orleans.
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A VENDRE.

TTNE Glaciere Portative en rarfaite condi-
= ton. S'adlesser au Bureau du Courier.
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TINE propriete situe au centre de la Vile
Y Plate etant lancien emplacement de NJ.
Marcel Dare, consistant en- environ ~ aspents
de terre sur la rue principale, nne graude mai
son de residence, un magasin de So pieds SIR
20. cuisine, logements pour domestiques. ecu
re etc Pour les conditions ct autrts details,
sadresser all bureau du Courier, a Opelou-
sas' on an soussigne .proprietaire sur les eux
6 Juliet OCTAVE DARE.
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GLACIERE.

GLACIER
7 E soussigne tiendra CONSIGNMENT, dansa
- batisse pres du salon de biere de N. Haas
rue Bellevue, de la g'ace a 5 cents la ivre en-
detail.
Ceux qu en- prendront cinquante liVreS 90
plus l'obtiendront cents la ljvre.
CELMIS DOMINIQUE.
agent pour Julien CLAUDE
Opeousas 1S mai 1872 35tf
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P. L. EEBRARD,
& v ! S

IT. lie steamer Peerless partial.
Eszz=zz=aas2Ia Nile. Or cans tous rs Samcdbs
3 ltufrs de l'aples-midi pour WashingW
Op"ionsas ct tous les ports Intermediates
Partira de Washington tous les Mercreds'
10 bcurcs du matin.
H H. BROAD, Captain.
2Stf J 3. SC!IMlT, Comns
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A Hid liz ESSE

DU CoMITe CENTRAL DEMOCRAT4uE DE LIE
TAT, AU PEUPLE DE LA LOUISIANA.
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Opelousas 1S mai 1872. 35tf.
G. Mornhinveg, Jr.

.. NUTUHIHV6S, JT'
A l'honneur 'annoncer a ses amis ct uPG
"A bic en- general quill pris la direction %
la anufacture de vetements confectionnes'
r6tage snptrirur du magasin de Bloch q pG ~
pre-. on il Sc fera un devoir ct un plasir De fhF
re des v6tements d'hommes ct deDfants, SUI
mesure, sur commando ct lvrables du Joui a'
lcndrm ain II garantit satisfaction.
Opelousas 20avlil 1872 la
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A LOUER.

TTNE propriete tres bien situee pour e eG%, aI,
u merce, rue Main, au centre DE Id '"'
d'Opelousas. r,
S'adgesser &. n. EALEN
2o mars 1871 2Stf
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A vENDRE.

TIN petit lot de meubles de malson c0nss
u tant en- un bois de lit. une Toilette Gg.
pendule, chases, berceuse, un lava6os 'soD os
S Sadresser a la residence de Joel H. oanuO"
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Pour Avocat-General,
II. N, OGDEN, d'Orleans,
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J T. COURET.

il COURET.
LNACTEUR en- sucre ct en- coton' es No M
Il chand Commissonnaire en- genera .''
IL Rue Conti, NOUYELLE OIle'"0'
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Nominations Democratiques'
Ticket Democrate-Retor-
miste d'Etat.

Pour Auditeur,
DANIEL DENNEIT, de Ste. Marie.
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Dieu Sc sert de la main des mechants pour
punir les mechants.
La recompense des bons est lie bonheur ct
1a 1,rncnArit6
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-11
NOTES OF TIE DAY.

Risna has recently organized IS, 900 pub.
lie schools
Gen Spinner has found that women ara
more honest than men.
Twelve Swiss guides have lost their lives
on tie Alps this year.
Hickman Comfy, Tennessee, yields $780,
900 bushels OF peanuts this year.
Mrs. Moulinn is trllling In Washing
ton.
Brigham Young complains that be has TO
board his own jailo
The newest Partisan styles of lady's ha. is
shaped exactly like copper sauce pan.
The Congressional Library now contains
236, S45 volumes OF books, aud about AZ, 900
pamphlets. q
Why is man rearcniug for the phi!oso-
piers stone like Neptune? Because be is
u sea king what never did exist.
Some one wants to know why an almanac
is simply advice thrown away. Because it
comes in at on, year and goes ont at the
other.
The political revolutions in Japan has re
snltcd IN the abolition OF the federal system.
an imperial decree having snnihllated tn. t
ancient institution.
Thirty-ssven enthusiastic members of A
branch OF the Society ior the Prevention OF
Cruelty To Animsls made one horse draw
them lately to u concert.
sentimental chap Intends to petition
Congress for grant to improve the cbau.Is
OF affection. SO that henc-fur,h the course of
true love may ina smooth.
We are proud o: the impressively solemn
appearances OF our undertakers. a smiling
undertaken 10 hdouus on the growth Of the
place. [ Exchange.
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That Old Time and best brass hand in the
ri co"nir!-tbe Colnmbi. Silver. Cornet of
Coluu ubis Farm nues 10 'xprove in
I'aytnR and their friends may well boast
saa&.they are seceod to 10 band 10 the
S'sts Of Pennsylvania in. point or merit as
'nusicisn', or 10 gentlemsuly department or
sold!erly bearing. This excellent baud
have recently made ~ acquisition to their
numbers 10 the psrsoa ofBAr. Henry ]. Ell
drsd, q Fulton, N. Y, sccoun'sd one Of
the best uusicisns 10 The country, who will
hstssftsr play With the band. Prof. D. G.
SMITH, the leader Of the Columbia ,Coruet
B$ed, 10 entitled to great credit for his en-.
dssvors 10 perfect the members In the art of
music, In which be has succeeded 40 the
extremely difficult music executed by them
bears ample testimony to his skill. The
citizens Of Columbia Farm and Petroleum
Centre may we'll be proud Of their protege-
The Co!umbia Silver Corn.t Band.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-11

CAsH-CP. From an interview with n
man who is in business At Casb-Up, we
learn that the Mclaughlin well, the original
big well. has been torpedoed, and is doing
ak hundred barrels per day. The Emory
well is doing about five hundred; th. Fisher
well, about nine barrels; one of the Brown
wells is producing nine, and the other ,hrs.
barrels daily; the Creus. well nine barrels.
The Bronson well was 20 have been cham
oered yesterday. There are over ons hum
dred rigs up. in lha. region and new ones
are being built as fast as men can be had IN
DO the work. There are eight boarding
houses, two groceries, two hardware stores.
TWO drug stores, two clothing stores. and
two livery stables, in Cash Ur. Ia Rusg-
ville forty rods west of Cssb Up proper, on
thu Plcssantville road, contains a tavern. a
boarding house, = drug store, and l;yerv
stable. There are also several private
houses In the place. Board commands sew
en- to nine dollars per week, and all tho
boarding bonses are crowded a!moe. to sufro.
cation. A great many of the drillers and
workingmen there board themselves, or 10
other words, ''shanty" TSs .xcifemen,
seems to increase steadily. All the oil pro-
duced there |, found in the fourth sand, and
it is the opinion of operators at Cash-Up.
thar the territory about Tionesta will vet
become the scene Of large production, fol-
the reason that the wells abuut here bsys
only gone through tbs third sand live
are on this belt, as the best posted operators
seem 10 believe, then wa have not drilled
deep enough, aud we confidently expect to
live to see oil produced in lsrgs quantities
in this immediate lsection.-C Forest Repub
lican.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-11

The year 1872 contains lifty-two Sundays
September and December each berins on q
Sunday. January, April and July on Mon
day. October is the only month beginning
on Tuesday. February begins and ends ON
Thursdays. Consequently we have fye
Thur'days, which will not not occur again
until the year 1890. In the year 1880 Feb
ruary will have five Sundays, which wi
not occur again until the year 1920 Last
year began on Sunday and ended on San
day. This will occur again in 1882. and
evely eleventh year hereafter.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-11

Constable Walters and Deputy McHnsh
madss grand raid on the unlicensed liquor
dealers aud keepers Of bawdy houses, this
oreuoou, and arrested Madame Blue, Chey.
emo Jim, Mickey Mike, and several others,
who are wanted ct Frsoklin to answer va.
rious cbsrges. Several of "the boys' had
teen clipped the wink" beforehand, and
''vamOsed the ranch" before aoy arrests bad
been made.
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Hon, Mrs Merton aud Mrs. Harry Wood.
Two Englith authors, are tearing each others
hair M". Norton charges Mps. Wood with
having stolen the plot of East Lynn,"trom
story printed years ago by Mrs Norton
in magazine. Mrs. Wood replies that she
never saw any such story, and that Mrs.
Norton carefully avoids telling where il can
be found.
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TIE SCHOOL FESTIVAL. .-ruis beautifn
little Quarterly Magazine, devoted 10 new
and sparkling matter for School Exhibitions
and public days, 10 received for Jauu.ry.-
No teacher or pupil should DO without it,
1t costs only fifty cents year; single copy.
fifteen cen'a. Write for it, to ALFRED l.
SEwELL, Publisher, Chicago, III. Send
your subscriptions now end you will not re-
gret H.
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Am',ea sends 10. Greet Britain suuslly
$'S 100000 In gold for the single article of
spool cotton.
F''by ssys the dut tim b. lec,ured wa 9
10 rhi'adelpbis aud ''tos . magnificent al .
dlssss Of red plush.
Hrscs Greenwood ackno~ledgss that
nae M = grand .r.,tu,s. .v,r il he ia, IN.
W attn. shcnt the ft.pcbi,,
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On Monday evening, Jan l5,h, Prof. D.
Martin. the world renowned wizard and
ventrloqust. assisted by the talented and
gifted Mrs. Clara Martin, viii appear in
their mysterious and incomprebensi Bile ply.
.ogstic seanca Of second, sight, at Sobel's
Opera House, remaining six nights only
Prof Martin is unexceled as ventrilocust
and viii! undoubtedly draw crowded houses
during bis stay here.
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Fise'--Ths large engine house at the
Walker wells, CentrsLPetroieum Co.'s farm,
caught Ore abou: eight o'clock last night,
sod was totally destroyed. The loss is e.-
tiustsd at between $500 and e4OO. The
machinery was considerably damaged.
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The Oil City Derrick attempts to be IA
csseous =. our expense, in this morn rs
i-sue, BY psrpetrating that old New York
joke of the "wicksdest man." We bsve
always noticed that the wicked were con.
etsutly sndesvoring to shield their own evi
ds-ds o. the eApSuss Of good men, and even
lIisnop, aud ministers are sometimes given
H. this fan u.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-11

The New Jersey Court of P4rdons has O.
'nsed to take any action in the case of Bolts,
the murderer OF Pet Halstead st Newark
His execution is fixed Tor the Goth inst II
appears tnat the woman Wilson, on whoss
account Bolts killed Halstead, was really
the mnrderer's wife The fact was conceal
ed to save her from trial of bigamy. g.
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Gold q l p. N. 100

The advance corps Of graders for the new
Wsrrso d vensugo Railroad, about $50 10
nuubsv, have arrived in town, and ore at
l'rsssns engaged 10 grading along the foot o,
the blum. between the Boyd and Egber,
isrDa We are inforn.d by Mr.. A. IL.
Sissls, one Of the priscipsl stockholders in
,hs hew road, that It 10 bound to 70 through
TO on CITY, and that It is expected that
trAins will w rnnnlsR by July.
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Take Notice.

Now ia the tire to huy yonr Apples. a.
am selling them off ct prices that will aA-
to~'sh iou. from ond dollar barrel and up.
wards, or ANYTHING else in the store, as Mr..
Hr'tgs Ia going 10 close ont about the frat
OF the month. Gail and see Tor vOurse yes
+. Tr BRlGus.
Per II. II. WARNER, Clerk.
dec. 2l.H
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DIALOGUE. .-'Governor. / have killed a
man, ana sjury, in disregard to my advo-
Gates appeals, haya convicted me of uuf-
der. But Governor, beg pardon"
"Have You any respectable connections
that are awinlly distressed!"
''Indeed l have"
"Tben grant the pardon; but yon mnst
be sure not to kill that man aDy more.
Lexington Statesman.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-11

An election osofficers Of Liberty Lodge
No. T. Ancient Order of Unired Workmen,
was held on the evening Of Dec. 25,h 1871,
with tie following result:
N. NJ. A. Glen.
G. F., John CO.; don.
o., A. kleckner.
c.. Il. a. Miller.
Recorder. S. Ii. Hooker.
F.. J. Z. Colom.
Receiver, A. l.. Wyman.
Chaplain, F. J. Keifer.
J. W., james Wilson.
.. W r. Helen.
The officers were Installed on Monday
evening last by G. N. w. J. o. Rockwell.
OF Franklin. We are pleased to learn that
the lodge is in an exceedingly nourishng
cordiliou, and constantly increasing its
membership.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-11

The Twelfth Night Revellsrs made an i'm
mense demonstration ct New Orleans on
Friday night, cars containing numerous IT.
presentations OF characters in the writings
of Shakespeare, Dickens, Irving. Bret Har,-
and others being presented, the wbo,s form
ing q stnp. ndons spectacle.
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The following letter rxplsins Itself:

1ne I0IioWlue Ietcr exp's'ns itseI:
CHicAoo, Jan Sd, 1872
D.AR sIR:-I would gratefully acknowi-
edge receipt of your esteemed favor, enclos.
ing $500, New Years Gift. for the Young
Msn's Christian Association here. which
will ne applied according to your desire. -
May lie, for whose people il; ie don atcd =,
scknowlrdse su6 reward the donors. saving
''lnssnuch as ye have done :, unIo on. of
the least of these my bretbreu, ye have
done Il unto Me-
Yours In the blessed hope Of His gloriou.
appearing and His Kingdom.
EDWIN +. DAVIS,
Sac'y Relief Committee Y. n. c.. A.
j. W. THoMPsoN:-Dear Brother-Most
sincerely do we respond to your hearty
greeting. and pray that this may be indeed
u good year to you and to the people OF your
CITY. f RD
1t lie understood that the money is to be
devoted exclusively to the aid of the suffer
ers by the great calamity.
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HE GHOSTS.

The night was dresr; the clouded moou
Shed forth misty light;
And all around was wrap, in gloom,
Beusath that starlsss night.
Within lone seqnestrid glen.
O'ershadOw'd by q wood
Far from tho cheerful homes of men,
A piis OF ruins Stood
The night.bird shriek'd, the wind blew
cold
And bodinely did moaa
Round the DARK vanltrd ruins old,
Where now I walked alone.
Qrickly loud yel', with bowling. mix.
Broke on my startisd .sr;
My blood ran cold-mv lmbs tran.fix'L--
stood mute with lear.
Then rush'd from those ruins old,
Which noisy ghosts delight in;
Bat tnrn'd to look, when, 10! behold!
Twas Two Tom-cats a fshtiu!
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Apples! Apples!

Just received one bundled barrels Of ttOse
mic. APPLES from the farm. and twenty
barrels OF nrir hest CIDER-the best that
ever came to this town. Call and see for
yourselves.
Nov II H. Fl. WARNER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-11

cE GAFFNEY keeps constantly on
hand Scotch Ale and London Potter, sspec
ally tor family use.
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~ Go 10 GAFFNEY'S for line CIGARS
anu cheap fer cash.
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For Nain or Rent.

The bnildipg lately occupied by A. "
quire Of
". c. JARVIS.
Petroleum Centre. Pa. dec 9-lw
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Local Notices.

=. NJ. Petten.in a. Co. 37
Park Fo~, New Yetk. ard Geo. 7. lowell q Co
Advertising Agents, are the sole agents for the Pc,
,roleum Centre DAILY RECORD in that city. Ad.
vertisers in shat city requested 10 leave their
u yors with either of the above houses
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ATTEN. ON

Members of Liberty Lodge No
7, A. .. U. W. In view of the
fact that the Grand Lodge at
the next regular meeting, Jan.
Is, 1872, it is desired that every
member should be IN attendance
at Z o'clock sharp.
S. II. HOOKER, Recorder.
Jan. 1st.
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NOTICE !

All parties knowing themselves indebted
to 4. Mcdonald will please call aud settle
by the l0th day January, 1872
dpc27tf Il. MCDoNALD.
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A Cbicagosn. honiole 10 relate. has had
tse small r'1 "!ce'wltbu osN' yeals.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-11

Michigan s cacklus about bcn show,
with o.. 600 in premiums.
Il 10 % cold at Salsburg that the gas 10
frozen up, and the inhabitants have to get
along with non explosive.
Nillsson's Lucia has bad tho frishtfnl sf-
,ect of setting one OF the audience to writing
sopuets about her.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-11

sT Splendid winter cured HANS and
BACON, at SCIIEMERHORN & TEN.
EYCk'S. cor. Wsshingto ton and I'd sts ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-11
GIisE WANTED.

A Girl wanted to DO general bousework
Apply to
MRS. OWEN GArrNEY.
j5n Esbert Farm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-04
HOW TO GO WEST.

This is an enquiry which every one
should have truthfulty answered before be
starts on hi. journey, and . little care
taken in examination Of Routes will in
many cases save much trouble, time and
money,
The II. B. 4 W. Route" running from
Indianapolis through Bloomington to Bur-
lngton, has achieved splendid reputation
in the last two years as the leading psssen-
ger route TO the west. At Burlington it
connects with the great Burlington Route
which runs direct through Southern Iowa
to Nebraska and Kansas, with close
connections to California and the Terri
tories; and passengers starting from Cairo
on their way westward, cannot do better
than to take the I. B. & w. and Burlington
route.
This Line has published q pamphlet
called How TO 90 West which contains
much valuable information; alsrge correc
map Of the Great West, which can be
obtained free Of charge by addressing the
General Passenger Agent b. Il M. r. X
rlin.h1, 10 wa 7-l2, d&w3m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-04

captured and returned N his old quarters,
by two Of the stars.
Glassware mandatory 10 badly
needed In CAIRO, and was strenuously ad.
vocsted in TIE DAILY BULLETIN Of Tues
day.
Fred Theobald has opened branch
barber shop, in BlAnksnburgs building
corner Of Washington avenue and Four
tecn,h street, con venient to the post-office.
He has furnished II in good style, and will
personally superintend II. Those desir-
ing an easy shave, or hair dressed, are adj
vised to call At Freds new shop. II IL
Mr.. Theobald's intention 70 continue his
down to ~n shop as usual, and while he Ia
absent ct the post-ofice barber shop, the
Sixth street shop will be under the charge
of Gus Hime. 7-istf.
Prof. Kruger will lecture, August
9Th, at the German school house, on the
Future of the American Schools The
professor Is an erudite gentleman, and
will, no doubt, handle his subject with
skill and eloqusnce. We hope he may
have the pleasure of speaking to large
audience. The lecture will be in English
and we have no doubt that those who At
tend will be we'll repaid.
WIN. Ehiers, at his shop on Twentieth
street, opposite the Court House hotel, is
manufacturing boots and shoes, of every
style and variety, warranted to give per-
feet satisfaction. He keeps genuine French
calf and gives his customers all he prom
ses. II
If you would lie healthy, wealthy and
wise, indulge in the Liberal Catawbs
Wines, which can always be had, cool and
sparkling, at the ITALIA saloon. II