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The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15
NO
5ARDIG FAIR
Flr.t Day, proccc 'llgs
Larger lntqat'i d ay Prryi.
Ous ! ..
F!ar !ttcnla G,.sr'ed.

Wlr !ttenla y. iced.
Tho Fourth Annual Far Of the
Nuh. Agricultural and Mechanical
N'e'N' opeocd Yesterday, and, m
''e firm day b, always devoted to
prepare udtvw visitors expect
rL 'Acu'lcpemc, ,on.cqusnty was
yrN t.it
iuc Swrein2 Can't y. Ii. Phipr.,
opa Mt s.. @. spain, the former
Secretary, Informed us that tho en-
l''e' were nearly twice as large a.
"r any prcvious Fair anl that
large number ul entries were made
@. nl.afe, for exhibition that wonld
40. ~ placed in their resl eciive
place, lu'ilto-day, or in many case,
as m'o ~ tomorrow.
1 Ladies Department is vcry
vel, r"prescnicd, and the display 10
TIA department viii be increased
very largely to-d.y and tomorrow
Thra are number Of entries IN
tie Agricultural Department ths,
10 credit 10 the exhibitors.
Tie dieplay OF stock, especially
hoIscs, will be very good. If not So
Iine display is made as at the last
far, twill be at least ,arger.
The prospects for II successful Fair
are highly encouraging. 1t will be
remembered that we have never had
large crowds on the first days Of the
Fair, While the thrce last days have
always bud a Gne attendance.
Aunt Mary aud Uncle Tom have
q irst-class eating establishment,
where all visitors can get their meals
/, at any hour.
Mr.. S. r. BIann has the Beer Ss-
loon, welI.fled with the foaming
beverage.
The Confectionery stand is in the
hands OF our new citizens, the
Mcssrs. llaack, bakers.
Col. +. II. McSlurray is Marshal
J. G. Duvall, Ticket Agent, and Mr.
, J. y. Stiit, Gate Keeper.
!. Aronid's Memphis Brass Band !.
i in Attendance and l'3courses charm
o ing mus
q The iudefatisable Capt. crumT
! and Mr.. jaime. Farley have charg'
of the ladies department. W. 5
.. flautt is in charge of department +
l. 5. u. williamson, Esq, OF depart
l. ment A; b. r. Wall, Eaq, OF de
~ 20 uent Il.
- The Fair will open at 8 o'clocl
is to-day.
e. TIE Masonic ceremonies oflsyin
" the corner stone Of the conrthou
y will be held at II o'clock, aud "
T. last about one hour. All Ma.te
Masons are requested to n,eetin Sui
dis Lodge room, over BaIIentiu,
10 lletiin { Co.'S, ailOl O'Clock, proml
=. ly, 10 take part in the ceremonies.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15
FIRST DAY-MoSDAY, OCTOBER i4.

Grand exhibition Of stock
Pa 'es dcsr ng 10 enter stock during the
Fair re particularly requested 10 make their
'entrie' on or priorto this day.
Sc1oND DkY-TuEsDAY, OCT. IS.
y, 81 Bull years old and over.
R,st Dull years old and underi years.
E.t Pull 2years old and under years
Department y.
,Clsss Horses Foaled and Raised in the Co.
na', Stallion year old and under.
Set " or gelding yeaBold aud under
b,r 4" 3 years old and under
Hsst Z" " years old and under.
u Mare yeai old and nndtr.
lis.t 2ycars old and under.
Rct " 3years old and under
y q yedrs old aud under
Bet Mare or Gelding for all wOri.
Beet Saddle Mare or Gelding
Clas -
Bs't Saddle Mule.
d Buggy Mule
Best pair Buggy Mules
Slowest Mule.
Bestriding by youth over IL and under 10
years
Best riaiugby boy under ~ years.
THIRD DAY-wEDNESDAY, OCT l6.
Best COW years old ard over.
H., l.If.. . ..a.a atd al undar A wrara
Best heiier years old and under years
Best sucking calf
Best fatted or.
Best iatied COW.
Best YOKE oxen.
Best COW and calf(sepam,e entry from above)
Bes, pair Of draft mules.
Best pair Of dram horses
Best pair Of coach hones.
Baby Show-Firest baby under ~ months.
Bes, mare ycau old and over
Best mate years old aud under 4.
Best mare . years old and under 3.
Bes, mare year cd and under2
Best horemau,hip-any age.
Best lady equestrian.
Fastest PAGER.
FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, OCT. II.
Bert jack years old and over
Best Jack . years old aud under3,
Best Jack year old and under ,.
Best jennct not over years old.
Best stallion years old and over
Best stallion years old and undcri
Best stallion years old aud under 8,
Best stallion year old and uIiei ,.
Sweepstakes for best marc--any age.
Dssi sucking colt
Best mare and sucking colt
Best troiiing stallion In harness.
Bcs, trotiing eelding or mare, in harness
agaiui time
Sweepstakes for fis:es; trOiisr, stElIiea geld
ing or mare.
Sweepstakes, 6cst stallion any age.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, OCT rs.
Besi buggy horse style, form, speed aud al
other qualities considered.
be-, pair buggy horsss or mares, ~ gualiilr
considered.
Best saddle horse, stallion, mare or gsldnr
Grand Tournament, aud 70 conclude Wit
Masquerade, aud Ball at night.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15

We make our advent before tle
good citizens oi fila community
again, as the publishers Of % daily
paper, aud feel that it is unnecessary
10 wrtenuy long salutaiory in honor
OF our coming before the rco,lr.
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MAsoN1C.


Walker n. n. Chapter No. as.
Regular Convocations lst Monday In each
month a, o'clock, p. m.
B. McGEnrr, II. r
]. G. IARRisoS. Sec'y.
sARDIs LODGE No. 307A. +. IA NJ.
Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, W NJ.
J.N. wADDEY, Sec'y.
Sardis Chaper, No. II.
Order Of he Eastern Star, Regular meeting
first Thursday nigh, In each month.
Mrs. N. A. Thompson,
Worthy Mairon,
Mrs u. Il. Wright,
Sec'y.
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Eew 10 you ike us'
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FREEMAN RANDOLPH, Edlior

Slrdls. Miss. 0rtober T.. iSs..
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FIFTH BAY-FRIDAY, OCT IS.

Besi buggy horse, style, form, speed aud all
other qualities considered.
Best pair buggy horses or mars, ~ gualiilr,
considered.
Best saddle horse, stallion, mare or gelding
Gund Tournament, aud 70 conclude with
Masquerade, aud a Bali at night.
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COURTS.


CllANCERY COURT.
Meets Ind Monia i1 January April, July
and October, and hold two weeks,
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets 9TH Mondays Of March, July and No
sember and holds two weeks
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

FIRST ANNUAL FAIR The First Annu oil
Fair of the venango County Agriculture
Association will be held In this city. on the
oath, 25tb and 26th of September, on the
new and handsomely located grounds in the
Third Ward.
The premium list is more liberal in Its
provisions than any we have yet seen, and
all the advantages and convenieuces possi-
BILE will be extended to exhibitors.
The work Of preparation fer the exhib'-
tion was commenced at rather late hour,
but the Directors are now devotiug their
tim, and energies to make the Fair suc-.
co.'s.
During the past twelve years agricultural |
interests in this county have been neglected
to great extent, and this effort of our citi-
ze,s to receive Oh interest and pride in agri-
cultural and industrial pursuits, should
meet with the hearty assistance of all farm
ers and manufacturers. We trust our citi-
zens will do what they can to make the first
exhibition grand success, for 1t is an effort
Ia the right direction, aud matter worthy
Of attention.-[Venango Citizen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

Gillespie Bros, who contracted to put
down well on the Sllcker farm, were un-
able to get a straight hole owing to the
crevices in the rock; to overcome this diff
Guilty they were obliged to dig and blast q
hole between 40 and so feet deep, ,and from
4 to 6 feet IN diameter. More than six
weeks have elapsed since they shut down,
but they got started on Thursday. We wish
them good luck for the rest Of the way.
A new well was struck last Tuesday on
the Fritz farm about 800 yards from the
Progress Office. 1t is started of on Wedoes
day at the rate Of S to 10 barrels. It Il
owned by Mr.. Daniels.
Quite an excitement was caused among
operators on Wednesday by the the rumo
Of big we'll on Ediuger farm, said to bs
flowing 200 barrels per day. Later ad.
vices corrobrated the news but reported
large falling off, With fair prospect for
100 barrel we'll. Owned by II. Irwin i Co
Petersburg Progress.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

American enterprise has invsded the
classic Rhine in the shape Of a floating cir
cus. This establishment is towed by q
steam tug, and is anchored in front OF vii
lagos and towns that promise paying aud
fences. The patronage bestowed on this
marine hippodrome, which is now on the
Rhine, is said to be generous, and tho
shrewd and bold manager is making for
tune out OF the som trsaults Of bis riders.un.
der the shadows OF Ehrenbreitstein and the
Dracbenfels.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

An unpleasant mistake aud its results ore
narrated Ia our New Euglapd exchanges.-
Through the columns Of local paper the
birth of daughter was recently announced
to citizen Of Rockwell; Conn.,, and as be
had been married many years and had no
children, the event created o sensation
among his friends, who determined to visit
him In body, bearing tokens Of their re-
gard, At tha appointed hour they set forth
having with them baby carriage, cradle
opsn.work chair, teething rings, and numer.
ous small articles, the uses Of which are
known to the initiated. The embarrass-
ment Of the party can be imagined wher
they learned, on reaching the house, tba
Ii ere had been no increase to the population
in that vicinity and that the whole thing
was printers blunder, they made the bee
of it, however, and cleft the articles: for fu-
ture use."
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John Chinaman has occasloned some ours
ious religious complications in San Franz
cisco. Some members OF the Third Congre-
rational Church had formed class of in
telligent Chinese, taught them the rudi>
ments of the English language, and also in
structed them in matters Of religion; AMI
after while the lesders of the movement
thought their pupils sufficiently advanced to
be perm tied to worship in the church every
Sundsy. This was bitterly opposed by
some Of tho congregation, End when vote
was taken there was SO in favor and ls
against admission. The minority made
things go lively that the admission Of the
Chinese converts was postponed six mon tbs,
and in be meantime the pastor, having got
mixed up in the dispute, was compelled 10
resign. The opposing factions are now lef,
to fight 1t out among themselves, while the
poor converts, who bad been temporarily
abandoned by both sidss, are left exposed
to the enemy Of souls.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

A large number Of our citizens availed
themselves Of the opportunity, last evening,
10 attend the Democratic and Liberal Re-
publican Mass Meeting at Oil City. q spee/
isl train having been run over the Oil Greek
Road for that purpose. The Columbia Cor
net Band accompanied the Petroleum Gem
tre, Columbia and Tarr Farm delegation.
The meeting was addressed by Montgomery
Blair, and is said to have been large one.
A Misunderstanding occurred In regard to
the train being free, which created consider
able hard feeling. The Oil City COMMITTEES
II appears sent word to the Petroleum Gen.
tre committee that train would be furnish
ed free to the delegations from Petroleum
Centre, Columbia and Tarr Farms. When
the train arrivedlfrom OIL City, the conduc.
tor-Mack Dobbins-notifed the committee
that no provision for free train had been
I made and that fare would be collected -
Knowing that much hard feeling would epI
sue should this become known, Messrs. Jas.
Desbler and Frank Holden advanced the
amount demanded by the railroad company,
aud secured free ride for the three dele
cations mentioned above. When the train
arrived at Housewife large crowd, accom-
panied by the Rouseville Band, was in wait.
ing, oil Of whom had TO pay fare, hesce
much hard feeling ensued, and the OIL City
committee was cursed all round for not full.
flling what they advertised.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

BIG Snow FOR Oil. - The Kepler and
Wordsn we'll, on the Sims farm, Upper Ben
nshoff Run territory, struck the third sand
day or two ago. This morning the drill
had penetrated to depth Of IS feet 10 at
fine pebbly rock as the region affords; the
hole was partially filled with oil, and the
we'll gave every indication Of being q biz
one. The Sims farm joins the Hyde farm
on the west, disproving the theory Of the
belt running in any particular direction, bu
proves thatthe new territory covers large
extent Of country, which future dsuelop
msnss will undoubtedly provo highly valu-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

GREENvILLE KACEs.-The first meeting
OF the Greenville Driving Park Association
will be held on their grounds at Greenville,
Mercer County, Pa, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, the Sd, 4th and 9Th Of Octo-
ber. 1872. The track is acknowledged by
competent judges to be the best 10 the couu.
try. Competition Is open to ell. Prsmi-
ums g., 800. The railroad communications
ore such that persons leaving Grsenville
after the las! days races may reach their
homes by the evening trains or any of the
following lines of travel: Atlantic & Great
Western, Erie & Pittsburgh, Ashtabula,
Jamestown & Franklin, and Shenango and
Allegheny.
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Antiquities in MOab.
SUCCESSFUL SEARCH FOR INSCRIBED
SLABS, JARS, ETC.-SIX HUNDRED
SPECIMENS SECURED.

A correspondent Of the LONDON Athenoc-
um writes from Jerusalem, July "a:
The excavations in search Of antiquities
in Moab have proved surprisingly SUCCESS
full About six bundled objects, earthen
ware jars, lamps, fixtures of men and ami
mails inscribed slabs, etc., have been safely
lodged in Jerusalem. Many of these are OF
the highest interest. One Of the most strik.
ing is the figure of calf, nearly life size, in
a sitting posture, and with boIe in the
back, apparently to burn incense in. There
is no inscription upon this figure, but an
other calls head, of smaller size, 10 placed
upright upon fan earthen disc, which has
some letters inscrl bed upon it. The jars
are Of large size and somewhat rude con-
struction, and are principally valuable for
the writing with which they are covered.
The characters ore, 10 some Instances,
stamped (some stamps in earthenware have
been found), IN others engraved with o
sharp instrument, whilst third kind is In
strong relief, and may have been moulded
or, ss appears to be the case with one Of the
lamps, first formed in wet clay, and then
stuck on. 1t seems also that ,some Of these
raised characters have been formed by
scraping away the surrounding clay-a
work requiring much ekill and patience
where the inscription is copious and the
character crowded. The letters are chiefly
Pbenician; othe rs resemble "Nabatbean.'
and others again are OF forma not previous
ly known here.
The human figures are very numerous
Some are eurmised to represent Moloch
having cavity In cspacious abdomen, and
a hollow space, perhaps for Ere, under
meath. But the most remarkable, and II
some respects the most interesting, Of these
antiquitie, are the Phallic emblems. Some o
these are Of very uumistakable character.
1t is, perhaps, fortunate, 10 go far as tbt
recovery Of these valuable antiquities Il
concerned that the American exploring ex.
pedtion has been delayed, It being Ger
tain that no such party, however small and
modestly equipped, can enter Moab With
out attracting the attention and exciting
the cupidity OF the Sheikhs, and putting q
stop to oil useful search for inscription, etc.
It is reported that there are at present near.
y hundred Arabs employed in digging fol
antiquities. Each man works upon his OWL
account, and Is paid only for what be feds
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

A HINT TO You've LADIEs.-Evansvil!e
young ladies when they tire Of the atten-
tions of beau, gently insiuuate bunch oi
fre-crackers beneath his coat skirts, aud
apply lucife,. A young man they recent
ly treated thus, lsaped ten foot fence into
the arms Of policeman, and pleaded guilty
Of being drunk and disorderly rather than
tell what allied him.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

A singular fact in connection With the re-
cent remarkable eruption Of Mount Vesu-
wins, is recorded. The varorous emana-
tions alone were observed TO be charged
with positive electricity, while the ashes
alone were charged with negative electric.
ity. Hence electric effects resulted from
the collision Of the clouds Of ashes with
those Of vapor thunder and lightning be-
log produced as In ao ordinary storm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06
Court Record.

The following cases in addition TO those
reported last week were disposed Of by the
Court:
The following plead guilty TO violating
the liquor laws and were sentenced TO pay
fines and costa, with one exception:
Michael Henry, assault and battery
Fined $40 and costs.
Julia Rice; fined $50.
Thos Mulligan; fined $50.
CASES TRIED.
Joseph Palmar, larceny. Fined one
dollar and costs and sent to county jail for
co days.
Edward Lawlor, malicious mischief
Found guilty.
The following cases were disposed Of.
Henry Miller-lndictmeut, assault and
battery. This case having been called and
defendant not answering, his recoguisance
was forfeited.
James Kirk-Iad,ctment aiding . prls-
oner 10 escape. Tried and verdict Of guilty
and sentenced TO pay fine Of one dol
lar and costs and sent to county Jail for siz
mouths.
Charles and Anna Mooney-Indictnent
malicious mischief Tried and found mol
guilty and the prosecutrix to pay costs.
Thomas Whlte-Indictment, malloiouI
mischief Tried and verdict of not guilty
and the county to pay the costs.
Patrick Lslly-Indiotment assault ant
battery. Mol. pros. entered on payment o
costs.
Henry Smith and Frank Templs-IudIct-
ment, public nuisance. Mol. proA entered
on payment Of costs.
Charles Turnsr-Chsrge, selling liquor 4
minors. No, true bill and county pay th,
costs.
F. NJ. Observation-Disclosures, larceny
Trial aud verdict Of guilty. Sentenced 4
pay Hne Of one dollar and cssts and sent 4
county jail for four month";
Ernest Smith and Josiah Cutohall-Iu.
dictmeut, assault and battery. Tried an'
verdict OF not guilty, but that defendant
pay one half Of tho costs and the prosecute
pay one halt.
William Clough-Indictment, selling liq
uor without license. Trial and verdict o
guilty, and sentenced to pay nne Of nft!
dollars and costs.
II. Csmp-Indictment, assault and bat.
terry. Tried and verdict Of not guilty bu
that be pay the costs.
James Forquer-Indictment false prstense
Tried and verdict Of not guilty and prosscu
tor pay the costs.
James D. Kirk-Indictment, ForulcatioI
and Bastardy. Tried and verdict Of guilt,
and sentenced to pay iue OF one hundret
dollars TO overaeers Of the poor and costs
also to pay forty dollars lying in expense
and sixty dollars for support Of child.
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The value OF bones asifertilizors, accordI
ing to distinguished German chemist, Il
enhanced by boiling out the grease, provid,
ed the glue is not removed. He also says
that they are more rapidly taken up by
the plant the more finely they are ground.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

"Nioe fresh She'll CLANS from Rookawsy,'
and Shell Oystsrs fresh from the Baltimore
oyster beds, ere the latest arrival at the Pc
trolsum Exchange Hotel Hereafter they
will be served up In any style to suit the
tastes OF the patrous Of this popular resort
Dodge, "ys landlord" 10 always alive to the
wants Of bic customers, which they mus,
soknowlsdge after enjoying, say . dozen o,
two, Of nice fresh Shell Oys.sre or Cl ams.
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10000 AGENTS wanted 10, ~, -.

10000 Agents wanted for our o,..,
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CHART.
The most attractive and sslesble thin,
cut. 1t 10 indispensable 10 men Of all nsr.
ties. furnishing just the facts and apun, -
needed, for every day reference, By evsrv
intelligent voter. Agents are selling ton
l6TO 80 A DAY,
Tho most liberal terms. Send.for desorIo,
tive circulars. Address, DUFFlELD Ash,
MEAD. Publisher, Ill SAMSON; Stree. Plli..
dslphia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

EThe sinking OF the Metis and burning Of
the Bienville are probably the advance Of .
series of marine disasters. II is q curious
but notable fact that accidents seem to come
in classes. For q few weeks we have rail-
road accidents, then fires, then losses Of
steamers, &c through the list.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

Excursion Tickets from all prominent
points in the oil Regions to Pittsburgh, will
be issued, good from the 10th to goth oil
September, to enable people to attend
the Mass Convention Of Soldiers to be held
iu Pittsburgh, September l7th.
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Magazines.

All the magazines for September, nov
ready. ~"
Harper,
Galaxy,
Atlantic,
Lippincotps,
Eclectic,
TRANSATLANTIC,
Oliver Optic,
Yeung Folks,
Frank Leslie,
Children's Flower,
Old and New,
Godey's Ladies' Book,
London Society,
Petersor's
Ladies' Friend,
Arthur's Home,
Science Monthly,
Ball0u's,
Good Words,
Nursery,
Chsttsrbox,
Metropolitan,
Herald Of Health,
At the POST OFFICE NEWSROON.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

A very happy marriage occurred recently
In ST. Louis. Mr.. Luther Goose was mar
ried to Mss Ruth Love. There will be
some loving mother goose melodies in that
household bye-and bye.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

The Central Petroleum Company are
making preparations to sink new well on
their farm. 1t will be located near the old
Anderson office.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

The cesi depots Of the French steam pack
OF companies 10 the West Indies are now
supplied with coal drawn from Baltimore
and New York, Instead Of from England, u
formerly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

We hear IL reported that . grand Repub-
licsn rally will be held In this place in the
next few days.
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Girl Wanted.

A girl wanted to do general shousevo,t
Enquire at the Petroleum Exchange Ho,sI
Petroleum Centre, Pa. Sept. g. iS7a
Sept S-3t.
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local Notices.
School Books.

A complete stock Of School Books needed
at the Public School can be found at the
POST OFFICE NEWS ROOM.
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T. B. ALCORN,

T. B. ALCORN, Principal
We might add thot the attendance won d
be larger, but for tho fact that tho
School Directors have seen ct 10 establish O
school al Funkviile, for the accommoda ation
Of the children residing Ia that vicinity,
who have heretofore been compelled 10 walk
that long distance to this place 10 order ,c
secure school privileges. The measure is O
wise one, and gives universal satisfaction te
the eltizens Of Funkvllle. The school OPEN
with an attendance of 35.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

Days Doings, New Varieties, New York
Clipper, Wilk's Spirit, and oil sporting pa
pers at tue POST OFFICE NEWSROOx.
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~ Just received at the JAMESTOHs
CLOTHING STORE, . large assoftusni
Of new and nobby stylss Of HATS l. CAPN