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Manhood 4. How Lost, EoW Restored

-.-..-- lust rablisIc3. a new 3D.. 'on OF
sSs9 - Dir CULIN f.ii " J. LIZ, a. t'',''oIt.-
S.sseszsssssv eG Essay OE th" radical cure
cstssssEs.szsS ,Witlfout IHpilc.neI o. SPERM \
ToRaIItcA or seminal "y@lii, - INV 90 ul41 .
~ Seminal Losses. nHpOicncy Mental anu
Physical luclpac.ty, IInPcIiinehis 70 MAI
riage vc.: also, COu~Umi it ron, r4piieifsF- ana
Fits Induced by Seif-iudulgcnccD cor "a Aual e2-
trayagaHce.
"a Price in a se8l5d envelope. only ore,i0.
Iu- celebrated taruoT, in Ills % :3lrsDis sS
saw clearly d.iHUus tr.ttUS icnin jillitN ear
successful practice, shat the Alarming c"7'5-
uu,.nces Oj syIl-aDuse may be itt+a"tilS cure "
without Il. dangerous use oi iiIeTilt. 81 tui-
cine or Tee application altlle Zulie; pointing
out a mo 4,Dl care Es one .'i-la' a'a.-. ' is'l4.'
and ..Ii-c,ual. l= means Oi wil,c4 ,s.tF say
f.r,.r. matter what E5S condition may De,
NAV cure himself ciIeap!y, privately, and
ra iically, ,r =
Es5-This Lecture should Dg in the hands Of
every youth and every man IN Tie iaitd-
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address Postpaid receipt Jislx K ceiitSio Two
post stamps. As=p, lr- Culver y = ''l.i
tauFc - pr!resB cents. At!aresSi -Its-sr
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I37 Seygsry- New York
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&. +. REESE..


nPERATIVE and MECHANICAL DEN
~ tsI, CrOm!ey's Block All operation
pertaining to the profession. carefully an'
Hardin Street
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n ENTA L.S URGEOS. Particular utioi
u given TO the treatment oi natural leei H.
G',,eti ul!cd with sDlL-Ioli, ;ln-tuil ami silver
Satisfaction guaranteed IA all cases. U.hc'
over Meisu's SuOe store, Aslis street Flncill
Ohio. Oct. 4 lS5c.
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ZydraUarI

2 TTORNi.Y AZ Law aGd Notary Pg3u'
a W!Il practice N all -'ate and Fescrss
I8grIs. t;ncg ia 1-;t,jg-4Dl's -its1lz, LUTut
n ain and -sndI~i,v -if'-s'ls. -sn.i's-y ONO
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Find,aT Council, no. 90 R.& S.id,
E.--J.ar GyE.rcsttiyu sec .I4I Monday "a
,sac.s lIpu.u. Jane wilson, Z. 4. v. u. and
-. u. aB.lIa,sts., Recorder.
Findiay Chapter, 40. So, R. z. Nj.
Es-.ulaT t,,. .8c.tlIOu on JIe nrst Monday
Ia each month. Il. KItEmOls, H. T. and
r. ". FIr4alil, Secretary.
Findlay Lodge, ko. 227, r. q =. ~.
R---lllr communication first and tuIrd
Wslus-sdays s ia each TisE.tH. N B.Pttte4sO.. 2.
W. u. and .. J. DC @Ol.a, Secretary.
Golden RJ.e Enca1Pnent, no. % ;,
TO r at-d Ais. :lIz a. 1I TIC second
.i.iG Isur.4I FgiI.tYs OI e.,s.I GIVnlA. A- ii.
IIuIlyday, &. =. stlI y. l. NiEIers. Scribe.
Hancock Lodge, 10. 4 ;, 10. o. :.
STATED meetings every Tuesday evening.
..t. I'gI,,lG. -. -. ANA WlliI.tiu kI5t.IlEO1lIr
s.,asiel.JIy.
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9raaa!ag.
E.NLI. EIERER q 90.

NEALERS IN DRUGS, stationery. school
~ Books, etc. Prcscript onSaccurately com.
pounded at all hours-lay or night. Perfect,
pure Drugs-guarautesd. Corner Main anu
MainCross Streets.
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Groceries.


rxrHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w ia Groceries, Flour, Fish aud a Genera
variety in the Grocery and lroNlslon llhe.-
f;c,,d srice> taid fof Butter, Eggs, ana COun
try Produce genersllly. East SIDE oi Main 81.
tlrs; door north Of & oit House Block, Findlay
Ohio. irPf4i To- 'V-'i'i
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A TTOENEY ANBCuUNsELLUi. AT LA v
a and Notary Public Viii aiiend prompt
IN 10 all business eutrusted to his care. Par
tIcu.s.r satasnfiaII s.iveu 70 -GollectoLs, EaIU-
tionmg OF lands, amt business IN Probate
Court
OFFICE ON Main Street, LaS5 OF the COET
HOUSE, IN room formerly occupied hy ErowI
* EurktL- lilis-f g.
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50HX GgrIfRAUFF.

.NEALEI. Iu Agricultural implements, IroI
Nails. Glass, sash, Putty, Beat Work, Cut
lery, Rubber and Leather, betting and a iul
stoci. Bf shelf Goods. No. % Ewing's Block
Main Street.
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HAVING formed CD-i.rt.ltEriip tor va
Ia practice 81 Law, VIII. practice lu 7tat'
and United stalcs Codri-, GaG wii gave
prompt attention 10 all business placed =
their hands. DIice IA " EveiCT s IiiOciA; NIlG
-Ig,y emo imay :.
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UNION PUBLISHING CO.,

Wa6aSh 4cenUe, Chic0qo,
10 West FoUth Street Cincinnati, g.. o
New YORK city whichever Inay be nearest to
your u ace oftrsidence, April * G.w.
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a TTDi.SI.Gs; at Law. - an ataDuI cstrei;lll j
y ana promptly 70 All ElutS "i business
SPECIAL attention Zi--u 20 !ltisS, Isooits
nc. over nubogs' Drug store, :4ViiA "a Codr
IIuG-,.
s-,-1. o. Iss2-if.
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. TTDRNisI AZ LAW snI Claim ASeh
a .VfiI nrtcI.. s.t.. ia state ANA a.. 5. Court
ssfI attend pTDifplIy 10 business tuirusleu r.
Iiis care - JusIIcc of iiEe f-tce Wlli aLit.H-i
>oCSuS yauciIIs ANA a1lu- Isppsi ie1is Jliicr
-F.ogm No I, Heludau. .iIiiaIi-s. siRSl lay. q
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ArrUKNl.Y ATLAw,

= II :
Dnic,s In tii- Sew Rank BGIdlug, Wes; sid'
sl.4I.I street, ~ %.
Nov. 22-tL
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pArrERseN 8 WiNDEns.
2tpautc stlrrcnaats.

DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, ,MiIIineryGOOds
Ladies' and Gents Furs, Ciothipg, Car
pets. Hats, Caps, etc, Nos. ~ and 50 Main 81.
Findlay, Ohio.
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9hgsieiags and Surgeons.

EALLARp. O.. w. GALLOWAY
RALEARD & GALLOWAY,
nIYSIUIAN5 AND SURGEONS.
oFFiCE-In EwIng's Block, over RutE
rauIfs Hardware store, West side OF NAH
Sfre.t, t'indlay, OAio.
Angus Is. lo9z-t
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lcattst5.
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~ - n. 80 = - -skA- -. ~ o.
~ PEaAIIN T. and Mechanical Dentist
" U1lice-J3, Main SilCtI, above X. =. IL.
er 4 Co.'S Shoe StOre.
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Business Directory.
s.tiprataa Il AAR.


TESRy ~ E.zE;I EiLso"&,
TrDi... ~ - at Lay oaiesUp stars. frs
IA lBpyr south oI Court ILJlises rlEGl.typ -.
I'm. Il .-L.-LI
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Org Geuds.
u.rrySTENE. VS.. .POs'
waIIESTTEE d. posi-.

DEALFR5 ~ FOIii-ltiH and Doiatsil en-.
1.ooJs Ladies aud Iiemfienen's = Furnish
Ina Goods. Yankee Notions, Millinery Goods
White Goods. q loves and Hosiery Stationery
etc.. SOecialty-iood goods ana low pr
ces No. -, Main Street
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H-MnErMILEH.

HOMEOPATHIC Physioiau and surgeon.
I'll tAiain ST. Two Doors SOTth OF Huber !
11rne store. FindlAy, Ohio.
oIiice Hours-irOm Gto ~ A. ~. n A. NJ to
2 PA., 10 p. n. May 40 75-ll
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THE BEST BOOK III THE
MAaAhE!
HORACE GREELEY
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Best Terms ever OG-red-AtteIl;ionA Agents
send Tor Circulars OF our New Work, IN.
GEkSUL'S LIFE AND TINES OF
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; TTDENEY AND CUUNSELLDR Al
a Law. FIit,ii.,y, Daip. Dillcu Ia Head
Tlu.,I..t, .ltigiu.. Suriil-r,'s 'sI Court iiOust
VIVA sfl.,I,l .lu..l ply 60 all busiues, rntrusi'
,.,t Ia bi-,..tr.. April %, ia7=-
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&sIigars

rEEsIs-s2 CO per a.-.-u.-l, % i...G within
the wear. il lot Is-ia ss....lI- tlg -a-E a. -
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,s,..sana,ssg ~. g..,a Ao.' .-assJ JI.a,--a
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JAMES \. EOEE,

TTDGNEY Al LAW = COLLECTION
a g,-ut Biiice ira .Jr!iu's Block, OpPO-
ste ttie Court HUase- Special attention CIV
en- 10 .,llg,G.otiia town and country. Loans
lated m favorable ic:Ins- lDct- -, !S.l
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1l.-e over " l.. Davis q Co.'S Store, Sisiu
s-ir,s.-i. Fiuclay. Dislo- LapI.H, III
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xUHOLESALE AND KETAIl. dISoC SS!-.lib, i1lt.
w aud dealers in Flour, Provisions " oodel
willow and Stone Ware, Con- tecitolieIy Fr1lli
Notions and general variety. Goods at " hole
sale at Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos
and D Main Street
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rHoIFsALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs
w ana commission Merchants and Dealer
IN Flour, SALT Fish, Wooden asi3d " low y ar
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y,kRLISS g 90, EASi-r.Fi- ,.:.l ,s.l9 k.Hs :
1 f5f,r.I. Il, I:ay-s8E's Block, No. 55, Main
- t,i,,t;a,, Ds!o Ranking EoIfTS Lro1I
10 y o'cioct T.. ana jona 70 O'Clock, " X.
s -rueral banxiu, Djls.ne<,dnHe. inLCTsSt"A
.spefis.I I4u.eifs.
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follows

..s-.sy ar.u.nen: on the part OF the de'
....-.. lu Iu- case .! the o5GJe OF oAlo g.
L~-Eg = G.lr,r--
Mr. Brown addressed the jary, as
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Reformed Chugch-i.e'. J. v
-1- tB...r..g .s.-.F. .. -fs A.. "a IA. and

EnyIish Reformed n. Pau.'a5 Church
- I....-l sEt,- Pastor. - .l.4cs-- .aszIy
,.s- .ii.5ssl. 10 u 0s.yc-- -. 81. E.s--. -i4>s
OF ala4u-i.ry-ss .tie-l-
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4taerolsat.

Snu-cn n-Hey- "m- F" hit
ttlt.l-,a. -'.ts.Br. .15E..1gs lJ.z .. IA .-Aa
os...,y-.. o.. llt. 4's.t Iii'==l4i.s Nea.lssl.Iy
evening". pauua-Ly street, east 81 sl.-lil.
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United Brethren ga CnIiS- --sy. i. j.
.ss.rssa--.. 4-..--.r. ss--~.-- l- ~ a. rl s-ii-
5,5..4.,... o.. ..4- 4-saE,T 4il. '.4H- .-lH..-'l
's-4.-4 g.. -yl..-s -.-ls.. Il.. --lra y e-... -
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THE SWEET BETRAYAL.

Ny darling tries with all her art
To hide young Love within her heart,
But, prisoned in that tender nest,
He iie's and frets aud will not rest;
Aud soon The little rogue | spy
At play within her laughing eye.
NV darling tries with all her skill
To bind young Lrove unto her will,
But work such witchcraft as she may.
The pretty rebel hath his way.
He decks her cheeks with bushes rare,
Aud fingers 10 the dimples there;
In glance and blush and smile l spy
All that my love would fain deny.
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The French Creek blockade.


The venaneo Spectator very appropriate
ly pays its respects to those venera BILE mum
mics, the County Commissioners, alter the
following fashion. They deserve it and
much more: 81
The great blunder OF the County Commits
sioners in putting off tho building OF the
lower French Greek bridge and neglecting
the upper one one until the seasonsof storms
and high.water was close upon us, is now
spparentto everybody and a serious detrh
ment to the business of the city. While
tsams could ford the creek ,bs lack of the
bridges was not so apparent, but to-day
French Creek ia impassable except to foot
passengers. Such state of things 10
town like this could only exist by the gros.
sest mismanagemsnt or unusual stupidity
1t would never have happened 10 the case
Of private individuals; it whould have been
Impossible under the management Of rail-
road corporation, or an ipcrpated bridge
company, because 10 any of these cases the
men chosen 10 attend TO such business would
have been selected because they were fit for
the place Such bundling as blockade O
Freuch Creek at this time of year could
only occur under the direction of public
officers, nomin ated and elected under the
present system, without any regard to bns-
uess qualifications or any qualifications
whatever. Charity leads hs to place this
conttruction upon the neglect of the Couuiy
Commissioners. Their office is one reouir,
ing first.class business capacity; and if, in
Connection with It, the magnitude OF the
duties to be performed is too large for them,
the fault Is with the people who put such
burdens upon such msn more tb an with the
men themselves.
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TIE NEXT PRIZE FIGHTS.
4 Contest Near st. E.Ouis for $4,000 u
Side ana the.

Tom Allen OF 81. Louis and Ben Hogan
of Pitsours6 are already ia condition -
Hogan weighs l69 pounds, while, Allen
welgus 10. They fight on the 2s,h lust,
near ST. Louis for $4,000 side and the
championship OF America. Another fight
is nnounced 10 follow this contest. The
men are George Rookie Of New York and
jim Coyne of England for the middle weight
championship OF America. Rookie is well
known, iormell ly OF Providence, r. l. He
was defeated by Rocky Moore of New York
at l-le OF Shoals, N. H., Oct. 2, 1867, In
twenty-five rounds, lasting one hour and
lcur minutes Coyne is celebrated Eng/
lsn middle weight. He fought Harry
Allen, Tom Aliens brother. before hs Lett
England. They fight on the 30 of Decem-
Der. Tom Kelly of st. Louis stands ready
to fight the winner. Hogan is thirty two
years of age, stands five feet eleven 10 ucbes
In height, is a we'll formed, sciecilfc boxer,
q skitul wrestler, and an active athlete in
all br inches. He tonght Once IN the ring al
Tilusvllle, aud has also fought glove fights
with Billy Edwards aud Tom Allen, gain-
Ing the supremacy over both. Ee is wei
TO do, owns real estate 10 Pittsburgh, and il
may be added wears diamond cross valued
al $4,000. McCool's friende in ST. Loui q
are legion and their syspathies are With
Hogan, and they readily take the odds or
fered by Aliens admirers.
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Last of the MOdOcS.
SAN Francisco, Oct. "a.


A dispatch from Redding, California. lac,
night, says the arrival ,h is afternoon of the
remainder of the celebrated band of Mo-
docs, created quite o sensation among the
people generally. From every quarter OF
the country people came expecting to soc
something grand bnt the Modocs, though
historical are any thing but attractive in
appearance. A more filthy, inslgnifica mt
band of indians could not well be imagined
Princes Mary and the widow OF Jack were
the most observed. They were each ar
Fayed in deep mourning, tar and ashes, for
the death of their kindred. All look as
though they had lain out all winter under
an ash heap. They left here on the cars
for their new home in Wyoming territory,
Captain Hasbrouck with twenty men. a
ligh, battery OF the Fourth artillery, and
Company G, Twelfth infantry, will escort
them to Cheyenne. Lieuteuants Tyler and
Anderson, with the remainder OF Battery
b will proceed to San Francisco, where
they expect to arrive in the rnng.
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TOOK, MOTIF I. ID S

Taking into consideration the
dullness of the times and the
low price of oil, not speaking
of the scarcity of money, |
have concluded to reduce the
price of BENXNNE delivered
at the wells to sS1,O0 per bar
rel. My motto is live and; let
live. Pay me a call before
going elsewhere and l will
satisfy you as to quality and
price of Benzine. Old stand
Railroad track on Fonrth
Street.
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This morniag the trunks Of two sporting
women named Mosbier, were attached al
she depot. at suit OF Geo. N. Riker, who
e'simed they were leaving town with the
in'eution Of dsfrsnding him out of groce,
~ bill. The defendants went up street and
s'ssr staying short time aud when abou,
Z" !eavs were served with a warrant by
Deputy Buros on charge Of keeping q
bswdy house. 1t happened, however, that
they had friend 10 the person of one Ebl
enrzer L,cy, who mans ged to get the two
women into a carriage and started off to the
intense disgust Of Burns, who followed
'hem nearly to Cherrytrse but was finally
compelled to give up the pursuit. During
The excitement some party made of with
she attached trunk.
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OIL LOOKING UP.-A crisis in the OF,
business appears to have been reached and
safely passed. There has of late been such
an extraordinary falling off in the production
OF OIL that the present yield is hardly up
to The actual consumption, and everything
predicts rise in the great staple, and a
financial change for he better in that ex-
:enslve region with whose prosperity the
citizens OF our country are so closely con-
nected. Nothing but the immense wealth
previously accumulated in the oil regions.
backed up by indomitable courage aud en-
terprise could have given the business men
of the oil egions the bottom to withstand
the pressvre Of such hard times as for over
a year they have experience. We rejoice
that they begin 10 see daylight
town Jaurnsl.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

Three inches of snow at Negunee, AichN
can. and seven inches at Fort Gray, Manito-
ba. yestcrday.
Outstanding iegs,itencers, $500, 2S9, 1888.
Fnur yellow fever deaths In Montgomery
yesterday.
The Firs. National Danh of Salt Lake
City has resumed.
f. W. Clark & Co., Of 'PhlNdelphia will
resume business to-day.
Four yellow fever deaths at Shreveport
yesterday.
The trial o Frank l.. Tainter, defaulting
cashier of the Atlantic National bank, hss
been adjourned until Monday, owing to the
burning last night Of the residen;e Of one Of
t he jurors
The case Of Mr. Sbanks, city editor OF the
Tribune, was adjourned until Monday.
Two children of w. r. Cor6oe, iivins
near Carbondale, Illinois, fall into tub Of
boiling water, Wednesday evening. One
died and the other cannot recover.
Eighth champion game between the BosI
tons and Athletics at PhilAdelpbis, yester|
dsy-Bostons, 4; Athletics, s.
During the past tweniy-iour hsuss sasw
has iellto the depth OF four iucbes. II 10
now showing at Cheyenne. No deisottou
to traias.
The Atlantic NJ ills st Lawrence, nassas
cbuselts, have commenced running four
days in the week, and the nail mills Of The
Bay State Works have suspended, making
necessary the discharge of three hundred
and sixty men.
A Washington dispatch says the Supreme
Court docket is very ull and under the new
law allowing appeals aud writs of error
from State Courts wherever Federal ques/
tlon is raised on test, must continue to in.
crease, and perhaps even to such an extent
as 10 require remedy.
The official returns give Gordon for Sn.
preme Court Judge majority of l4,2S4,
and Mackey for State Treasurer, 25, 352.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-25

The unfortunate individual, mention of
whom we made yesterday, as being very
sick aud not likely to recover, breathed his
last st six O'Clock this morning. Justice
Reynolds and Commissio ner McHugh, took
charge OF the remains and they will bs del
Gently buried this afternoon. Nothing
whatever 10 known as to the poor uufortu-
nats's history or oven name, with the exI
cepsiou that he resided somewhere in the
State of Missouri. Poor man,, his llfs's
work Is over. The loved ones mayhsp that
arc waiting and watching for him will look
10 v'in even for tidings Of the departed.
Not until the grave renders up it's dead,
ai tho resurrection day, will it be known
who this poor unfortunate was. He
had good care during bis sickness, and a
christisu burial will be accorded him.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-25

The Scranton Republican says: sin sew.
eraliwards of Scranton samll-pox IS again
making its appearance in a virulent form. "
In truth Scranton seems TO be smallpox
CURED. No reading person can fail 10 re-
member how terrible the scourge ragged
there last winter. 1t has again appeared
In force, never having ceased to liner in
the city during the hot weather. IL, Re-
publican rec'es the suffering it hss caused
one family, out ofwhicb three h,ve died OF
II, and Gays: I'm thia l0ah Of plenty there
was 20, c morsai Il food within lb1ir reach
and they Gro cor entirely destitute az
meaus
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-25

This morning singular looking craft
passed down the Greek. 1t contained the
worldly effects of some individual who was
taking his family west. The craft ran
aground short distance above the Egber,
bridge, but through the exsrtious of Jim
Meloney, the well known cartman, it was
set afoat and the man went on his wey wes,
rejoicing.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-25

Our towneman, Mr. John B. Farrell, met
With quite severe accident, st his we'll on
The Wood farm, at an early hour this NORM
Ing. II seems ct ooe end OF the engine
house barrel had been sunk which held
bot water. In walking past It, by some
means bis foot slipped aud one leg went
Into the boiling water almost up to the hip,
scaldlng 1t 90 badly that the skin literally
peeled on:' He will be laid up some time in
consequences.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-25

Tbs Jsmesiows journal publisbe, M.
Islander on Cs,tsrausus County: Ths c,,'
cui, Court and Court OF Oyer and Tsruln..
for Catsarsugus county 10 now 10 session !,
Little Valley. There are lO7 civil case, J,
iss calendar, snd the Lord knows bo,
many uno'vii ones. CsttaTangus count,
the paradise OF litigation. Every man /,
that county when sued snG beaten think, \
bic bounden and constitutional duty to 2, !
peal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-25

A party Of Dss Molues ladies wan, l.
plumming The other day aud vo,l,,.
dustriousiy 10 gather two bushels. I'M,
they had completed the job the ovo., !.
10 an appearance and gobbled the MI.
marking a. he did that he had bean
oil summer 10 keeping folks ou,eo ~,
there PATCH He had bis plums D,e..'
cheap.