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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
BAPTIST FESTIVAL.

The ladies of the Baptist church will hold
festival in the Baptist Female College, on
| the evenings of the third aud fourth of July, ,
and will give dinner ON tho fourth. The
proceeds will be devoted to repairs on the
chapel and other necessary expenses about
the college premises.
With the exception. probably, ofthc Cath
Ole fair held last winter, the church festivals
held in this city during the past year have
not been near so productive rs tney
should have been, with the care and labor
| bestowed upon them by the ladies There
is no good reason why our citizens should
not all turn out and contribute something,
If each one did only Il very little, to help 50
worthy an object; and though our Baptist
friends are expected to take the lead this
| time, we trust that all friends of education
! and religion, regardless of sect, viii do
something, and. if need be, each lenOmina-
ton exact similar tribute. when its turn
| comes, from those who appeal tu them now.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
a wORD 10 TRAyELERS,

Grass and Grain blades and
snaths, at the cash Hardware Store of John ".
Zeiler Main street
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
Cusfom.Made Boots and Shoes At
(,nss.

Having on hand Il large assortment of my
own manufacture of Boots and Shoes, 1 ain
determined to sell ut cosruntii July 18th. 1873.
fhis is no humbug. All those wishing to
purchase ut actual cost will do well to call
immediately and examine my stock. have
Sizes to suit every Que. WI. GILL,
jea5-2t Dutch Row,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

"A genuine revival was exhibited on
Main street yesterday evening. by the
efforts of policeman Ashford, assisted by
marshal Erant, to carry "drunk and disor-
ierly" to the caIaboose There WAS some
resistance, which was met with athlete per-
suasion-and finally the ii. and d. was suaSed
down street aud securely housed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
On saturday. the Iesh dny of July,
Public Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gi,in to all persons, crrsli.
AN t1rs ard osirrs, iuierSstc,f In the cstats, oi
Wm MILESTONE. deceased, that, In pursuance o
an arslsr dated May IN, Is.3. The Undersigned
public administrator of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, has t.ikcn charge OF said estate.
All i,srsons inslehis.i to said estate Will make
imInedizre payineDt. ard all persons having
claims agipsf sild estate, arr required tp exhibit
them 10 Inc for allowance within one year fran
The date of said ORDER, they may b. prectnisd
from any .lsefii of siie sic n IL said claims
ot exhibited within two ye1fs Of tie dl;e OF
said ord n, they Sili tsr fars.yvr bsrrytl.
jufs III. CHAPMAN, Pub Admir-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
Unn.ns Ci1rLI.e s,oci, ,rnrxct.

CATTLE-Rcccivel: 272 by X. p. railway,
go ly "a, l.. & G. L. H.; l9S by NJ. H., IT. : &
q. X. Il. 1 driven in. Shipments consisted OF
30 by II. y 50. Joe L. r.. S.1 by st. L., X. L.
& y. railway. There has j lively feeling pre-
vailed today, sales being easily consumnat,d u,
former prices There hEs b,on Il large alien
| dance Of parties wishing to purchase feeding
| steers, but there being none ofe.cd we quote
prices nominal, ut So 75@4 %. Sales to-day
WerC:
| NJ. Az. weight. Price.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
WILSON s. HUTCUISON'S.

Gum packing. Babbitt metal, Sheet
lead of all kinds, cheap at j. W. Zeiier's cash
Hardware Store.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
WILLIAM HENRY FRAzEE.

WILLIAM HENRY FRAZEEs
a boy twelve years old, light hair ana eyes N-
crage size for his age, dressed In reduish sun
uf factory james. has been missing from ihe nome
ofhis father, Noah Frazee, Hardin, Kay county I,
since the Goth day of April. When last heard
from was in Lafayette county. Any information
ly which he can be found will be literally paid
Ivr by addressing Us above.
NOAH FRAZEE,
june list Hardin, Ray County, Missouri.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS THIS WEEK,
WILSON &HUTCHISON'S.
NEW CARRIER.

City subscribers who fail to receive theii
p,pcrs regularly will confer favor by teaf-
in- notice OF the fact at the Office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
MARRIED.
DIED.

At the residence or George Ennis, in Auflyiiie
on il,e ...t ilIsI 10y krr, slr. Hsdrirk, JEt +
r1TZGEsaLD TO hrs. CoANELiA'sGbkR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

RIVER NEws.-June 18th, Alice,
captain Ryder, ST. Louis TO Kansas City. {.
10Th, Alice, Kansas City TO st. Louis. 2si, st.
Luke, captain Masss, st. Louts to Kansas
City. asd, St., Luke, Kansas City to ST.
Louis. Also on the s3i, Emily Lai,arge,
captain Siivers, ST. Louis to Lexington and
back to Louis the same night. The I.aBargo
had q fair freight for Lexington. The Susie
Silver, o: the peoples line, ts leading at St.
Louis for Lexington, and will be up tic last
of the week. Captain Keith is negotiating
for successor for the Mcdonald, and may
be expected up next week. River about
stationary, at 1: feet 10 inches above low
Wafer mark
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

Pocket nnd Table Cutlery at j.
". Zeilei,s, cheap for cash.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
SIlERIEF,S SALE UNDER DEED
OE TRUST.

OE
"THEREAS Emanucl Easter, md Ecbecra
w Easter his wife, did by ti.cir certain deed
of trIs. dated the III. day of August, n d. ISL.
and recorded in the itecoricr's oiic;. within anu
for the county OF Lafayette aud ststc Of Missouri,
In deed record number ci-i; ts), on pages mum
brr 2is, III AMI .A>, on August the ih, a. d.
the following described real estate and personal
property Situate in The county of Lafayette and
State of Missouri, to-wit:, Los numbered ore
"a, two 81, three 9), four ~, I'VE o., SIX G),
seven %, eight tS), nine ~, siNtren Qd), sew
cnteea On, eighi' cn ti), nincicen ti9), twenty
(s0), in block number siAiy-iour eil. Also lois
block number siAfy-eighr C'isl, all in first asdi
tion to the town (now: city( of Lexington, rs
M in the Recorders oi,.cc for said county Of La-
faycttc, and on which said premises is situated a
steam Touring mill. together with engines bolt
ers ard appurltiiancrs thereto belonging; MI Of
which are conveyed by said d. ed Of trust 10 said
trustee 10 secure to Vim. Morrison i Co, th'ir
assigns or legal representatives. all indebtedness
incurred by said Emanuel Easter. And whereas,
said I'm snuel Easter subsequent to The execution
deliver to Vim. Morrison 4. Co. iwo certain
pr,missOry notes, the :.cst for T8, dated Jan.
ith. iSI., payable four months aft.r dale, with
Interest from natutity at the rate of ten per
cen. cr ann'!ni the other for 81 ,5!i 3ilo0 cents,
dated August enl, lsIs, paya.,ic On te lst ;y cf
October, ISL, with interest frum maturity ut The
rate of ten JN.r cent per ann,Im both of which
notes were given for moEcy loaned anu which
amount in The asgresat tD s., SO iT-!o', and is
now uuc anu Anu NHcFc.iS, tEc tiiitI-
signed shcriI of Lafayette county, was on the
20i n day of Deceml,cr, a. y. lSI., Mt the i,e
csnber lem OF the Lafayette Circuit Court, APP
pointed by said court trustee to execute the
powers of said deed of trust in place of Thomas
y. Tilbaii, who has l,f, The State,
Now, therefore, by virtue of the provisions of
said deed of trust, and the or,irr of sad Circuit
Court, /, the said sheriff trustee, at the written
request of The legal holders Of said notes. WILL
On saturday. the iesh day OF July,
A. D. 1878,
between the hours of ten O'Clock Il. m. AMI four
oclosk y. III. Of thn day, at the court house door
in the city Of Lexington, county OF Lafayette aud
state Of Missouri, in accordance with the rroy,--
ions In sail trust deed confirmed, proceed to sell
erty, or so much thereof rs may De Necessary, nj
public rcniue, TO the hSnesi bitl,ler for c.s, TO
satisfy sa notes, interest and costs orfhis irast
JelS. wM YOUNG,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
sHEnIrr's SALE IN rAarlTIe1:


Rachael .. GillIsric. plaintia,l
sarah Jane Harori and willi.mt
lIuifori her husband. Mary Il.
llascal and her husband
Raphael IIascal, Henry u.
Gillispir, Robert G. Gillisp&e.
Marjoinr y. Campbell ard her
husband James Campbell, Sa-
rah h.. Hniford, George vii.
liam 1iuiIvri and Mary IIuf. 40,
fori, the last three named >Orler OF SaIt.
hriniy minor heirs of Elizabeth
IIuilorl, deccas,di David 7.
GillisIic, Thomas ID. GIl1ispie
benjamin Gillispie, Thomas
u. GilIispic, BrpjsmIn Gil
lispie, WHO Is minor heir Of
George Gilitsgte. decessed
s,so minor heir orsail GroEe
GilIispic, deceased, ,defrndafsJ
PS virtue OF an order q - IN the above en-
} titi,ri cause yaie at the Irii term, lSlS Of
the Lafayette Ooaniy frobat. Count to me direet-
on Tuesday, shc ssh day 81 July.
1873,
ictwcen fisc hours Of nine O'Clock in the Env,,
Ifoon ard I'VE o'clock in the afternoon AZ ssid
.iay. In front OF the court house door In tnecity Of
Lexington. daring the session Of the county
iy to IN. higiiest bidder ior cash In hand sH -
right title interest claim and estate Of salA par.
ties plaintiff and defendant In and 10 ne follow
IL Lafayette eoan,y. State ON oT Missossi. our ss-sis:
The east halfos the north west quarter e seeeiea
dys !s). township forS :aine t.S. rssas t.ssY::
acres % he taken or tls eonlh cod q eald tr.es
Of land set apart rs the dower Of RacAel o. 0k!.
II sGs sSe south ~ e s:s
ofseciion SIX t6,. towAsblp 80 tsne, -,
containing nineiesn flse seses, - sxssss w
wssi quartz. " rscrstos shiIsy,sye ~. ssSsesss
any Co, o. ranse txensy-ssess ts9s -. ri
ssc,1oa ss n Ne sisis a.. same IownsSip ss1Hs0s -
s;isi,,r tiirsy.dse tS5) scrvs. -
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

Cnst0ria Is more than 4 substitute for
Castor Oil. 1t Is the only SAFE article in existence
which is certain uSsimilate the f"od, regulate
the bowels, cure wiad-culic an, produce natural
sleep. Ii contains neither minerals, morphine or
alcohol, and is pleasant 10 tako. Children need
not crv and mothers may rest. ian29-6m
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
A sooy Eoa raE esst,ton
&. s.: Ss.s

ts.ssSk4zs sE-ss.s -s:=st.- Ss.s. SSsssa<l
A Private Counselor tS tsc Married
or thUss about 10 Iarry, tho fiys..ios eaI IyS-
terSs aud revelation. vf tie scxf Jystrr wifi. liz
spring, preserving Tho compilation, Gc.,
This Is nE interesting work of two hundred and
sixty pages with nuiaervt cnSfayina a,i,i
valuable information Tor those who ara isarr,eI ar
contemplate Marriage; still it Is book that ou
TO be under lock and key and not Iasi curelrsaIy y
about tIas house. $50
pr. Bas pisrsEzsr, No IL " Eshih srcv. st Lauil .
MITE. 80 III A--..cTII3 Gssc y..scL!uEArE.
bcl,rs :? lac nser,as rasx, 10 ss,t7- IN
vsk. matte shat your si-pSc hu,s srfllt, Trr
eonsn- pE- herJs ~ r ~
lae GiScs ta-slsoi Ia tft sara exc ao ~ ss
Ei5h etssz. teisva ss-itt s.l CsssaH. ss ..al. "a
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

Mckee &c Austin keep Huston's
non-explo.iye lamp powder. 1t saves coal
oil. lamps, 'chimncys and renders explosion
imDas>itje
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

Tubs, Bnckcts, Washboards, Roll
pins, Trnys. Bowls. Brooms, ansli In fact u full
line OF sysoIaad w,l,ow ware nj J. W. Zsf,er',
% Main stryst. jani u-lm
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

TURNER TRIAL.-The trial of Ed.
| win Turner for the murder of Lafay cite W
Groves terminated ut Kansas City on Thurs.
day evening, iu hung jury. From the
Times we learn that tho jury stood on the
first ballot, five for murder in the first degree
and seven for acquittal. On the flual ballot.
ten for murder in the second degree and two
for ac1uittal. Thejury was then discharged.
We understand motion for bail was made
on Friday or Saturday and sustained The
entire testimony taken in the case has been
published i'll several papers and the verdict
Of the public rests on foundation quite as
solid as docs the disagreement of the jury.
lnIuisitive minds are beginning to look into
the sacred institution OF trial BY jury, AZ Il .e.
riously TO question whether 1t is q bulwark
of anything. except crime and criminals.
COUNTY CoURT.-Court met on
Monday. June 23d, with all the members pres
ent.
The court selected grand and petit jurors
for The August term of the circuit court.
John Ii. SchultZe was granted dramshop
license
n. Hearle was granted dramshop license.
Joseph Page. ovcrseer of road district No.
ii, was ordered to repair the briLSe over Cot
tonwood creek.
The court allowed c: Baker Il Co. $500.
as balance due on new bridge near .Aullrile.
John D Williams was allowed SIS u for
digging graves and for work at the poor
house.
4. J. Hall instructed to bring suit against
Benz. Fish and securities, for the recovery
OF school loan and interest on same.
Chas. Homer granted dramshop license.
The court, after allowing several small ac-
counts and approving the bonds OF several
road overseers, adjourned until Monday,
July Ith, 1873.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

Carriage !. Machine bolts cheap
ut J. w. Zcilcr's, 60 Main street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

ADMINISTRATORS AND GUARDIANS, Ar
rESrioN - Ecad sections 8, o. and 8.
chapter ., page los, Wagncr's SO. Statutes
for. 1877, which Judge Burden will strietfy
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
SPECIAL BARGAINS

IN DRY GOODS THIS WEEK,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25

II. y. ii. HUI shipped last Saturday
to St. Louis II fat cattle, steers and
hcifcrs, averaging 1900 lbs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

u. Very thankful for past pstrunaee, We
sOfcit a continuance Of the same.
RnrlS-IV
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-06-25
RUNAWAY AND SMASH Up.

The farmers, just across the river,
in Ray bottom, in conjunction with
merchants and others OF this place,
have built and launched a good fiat
boat to cross produce, merchandise
and wagons and teams, ut this point.
This place has been deprived for some
lime of this convenience, and lost to
some extent by not having q crossing
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-07

PErRoLrA.-We have reliable Informs
ton that Petrolia will bs incorporated next
month. TIE place has sttai0eds pepula-
too and business Importance that 10 second
to no town 10 tue lower oil regions, with
the exceptions OF Psrkers Landing. II 10
rapidly increasing, and should have been
Incorporated bsio.e this time. In connec-
.isa with this, We cannot rorbsss expressing
oss belief that Petrolia will yet becons the
most. important point 10 the lower oil re/
gions. Oil and energy saa accomplish .
great deal, our n.ighbor is lacking 10 nsith-
" OF these essentials. Oil strikes, uoprs-
cedsntsd 10 number and magnitude, are rs'
ported every day, ana ii development for
Ibs next thrHe mosths continues - success/
ful ss 1t has for the last half year, We can
see nothing short Of bi liant tuluss In
store for ous neighbor. IL tbe centre o'
the Richest oil fields ksown 10 tho world,
without any xewptios, and wien W con-
sidsr this tact We csn arrive at No o.hes
conclusion than that Ps,roliA isyst 10 The
infancy ofiss psespsrAy.-(TaHvisw Re-
rorter.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-07

The following iss list Of the Dewly elect
ed ofhosrs Of Liberty Lodge No. Z, Aoc Client
Order Of United Workmsn, tor the ensuing
term. They we're installed last evening:
Master Workmau-A. Glenn.
G. Forsman-J. Wilson.
OysIsser--S. Sacred.
Chsplain--J. Burton.
Financisr-S. II. Rocker.
Rscslver-A. l. wynan.
Recorder-M. 7. Connor.
Inside Watcbmsn-Jss. AcNsmars.
0. Watchusn-A Kiingerdsr.
We ere pleased to learn he Order Is 10
aourish.ug soodition In this place, and is
rapidly increasing 10 Eumesrs elsewhere -
Devoted exclusively to the Interest aCd wells
fare OF the working men, il 10 certainly 9
benefit to that class aud should rscsivs st.
teution aud support from them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-07

On the 18th Of the present month, . coms
pllmentary benefit ball will be given Of
Sobel's Opera House, Petroleum Centre, the
proceeds Of which viii be given to George
W. Wilsoe, who has been suffering for many
months trom paralysis. We hope that this
ball will bs largely attended, aud the re-
seip,s will bs heavy. Nj Wilson iss very
worthy man, aud be sod bis family have
bean most surely afflicted. He ~as ard
working, honest uau, aud good citizen,
and when hs was in health, no ose WAS ov-
sr more ready to give 10 ths poor, or was
more public spirited than hs. He 10 Ger
tsiaiy deserving wei: OF bis friends aud oi
the public gensrsiiy.-[Courier.
Tickets Gao bs procured Of either OF The
committee, or at the +. o. Newsroom. -
Give George q roussr.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-07

The Oil Greek j. Allegheny River Rail-
road announce semi annual dtvidsn$ oil
three Fsr cent, payable on the sth instsn'.
This company express conGdrnee that It
viii be Alle to keep up the dividends from
earnings to eight per ssnh per snnnm. -
Within month past the short mortgage OF
5000, ,O0o on the Farmers Railroad, between
Oil City and Petroleum Centre, has been
cancelled, leaving the Uil Creek & Alir|
gbrny River Railroad bonds . first mortgage
on this part OF the line. The oil business
has been unsettled the past year, hui
the oil is there and the demand for it musl
c,lne, sooner or later, and rss-Oil Creek j
AIlrgneny River Railroad must be tho car
risr Whenever The market will take OIL
LEX.
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Funerals Of the Pr0sp ect Vic.
lims.

The funeral OF Fay p. Flsnders, eonduc>
tor Of the train, wss held o. Dswitville, bis
old home, to-day. The insersl OF Orville
Swift. OF Cory, will be held atsusa' Grove
the home Of bis mother, tomorrow, Sum
day, a. ] o'clock p. IN. His many friends In
Gerry, and the members Of the various soci-
eties to which Swift belonged, will hold
servIcrs at the sams hour 10 Cory. Swih's
body bas never bsen tdesti1ed. and his
friends and relatives are OF ibe opinion that
1t was entirely consumed. There are two
bodies still lying in the freight house at
hayville, but the friends will not take
either As being his. Swift WAS intending TO
GET of The train at Prospect, and passengers
say he was stansing by the front door ready
10 get of. His keys were found in the
trent end Of the wreck. while both bodies
now ucclaimed were found in the rear eDd
Of the wreck, and by this bis friends are led
to believe be Was entirely consumed.
Janestowu Journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-07

The Pbi.sdelphia Ledger Almanac for
1873 10 model OF Deafness ssI general TO-
formation. having evidently been prepared
with that care Tor which the Ledger en-
ployess are 40 noted. Nj. Childs 10 . Eb-r.
al publiaher, and be demonstrates tho fac,
annually In the issue ofsbe Ledger Alman-
&C, which must now be an Indispensable
commodity in every we'll regulated house
bold in tho city or rBrotherly Love.
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stokes C lllIty.

E. S. Stokes has been found guilty Of mur.
der 10 the frst degree sfor the shooting Of
James Fisk, Jr., in the Grand Central bo-
tel, 10 New York city, . year ago. The
jury were out Ill q quarter past eleven O'Clock
Saturday night, and the verdict they reader
dersd was unexpected by nearly every ens.
The brother and s,stsr Of Stokes were there,
but bis father and mother had gone homo
not expecting any such = verdict.
This finding Of The jury W regard o. the
just one. Stokes evidence 10 bis own de-
isnce was we'll told bat 10 one who under
Stood the character of Fisk will believe ,hs,
as would have ever attempted the lilo o.
bis rival 10 public with his own hand, how
ever much he may b ave wished bis death
It WAS clearly a case Of preneditated kill
ing and % such deserves tbs full penalty o.
the law.
The jury has done whs. no one. expsote d
Of them, aud they deserve nosics for ths
way 10 which they have dons their duty
Stokes says that they were bribed by tb'
prosecution, but no one will believe ihs
for an instant: The prosecution had TOT
little to gain and the risk 10 them and th'
jurym vas too great to DO any such thiui
The verdict was doubtless honestly roudsr.
Cd, and Il only remaias for the sentence Il
bs exeeut cd.
Judge Barnard sentenced the accused 4
be hanged on the 2Sth day Of February
telling him not " have any hopes Of 70
pIiSve.
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&old ct | p. m. lllS

O~lng to the hard times the Columbis Oh
Company have been compelled to suspend
drilling temporarily. This would have
thrown out OF employment the drillers gang
numbering eighteen men. In order that no
privatioas might result to the workmss who
are all men OF family, the company have
adopted tho plan Of throwing each nan 10
their employ - psmpers out Of work SIX
days in each month, thereby insuring the
drllIsrs employment, they also losing six
days each month. This Is 9 good prsvision
for the mes, and still further exhibits The
eharaeteristio lisersIity of,hat sompsny to,
wards iw employees.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-07

The Chicago Council have Kicked the
Sunday Liquor isairainiuR Law higher than
kite. Tha. Council has passsd az ordin-
ancs allowing free liapss CO Sunday provid.
ed 1t be drank behind window blinds, Or
sc'ssns: the drinking must not b. seen b,
outsideres. Now as the outsiders are no, tn.
people who are injured by the: drinking i,
seems very silly provision 10 make. The
ordnance provides = penalty against suy ga
loon-kesper who shall on Sunday sell liausr
With bis doors open, or unlr.s the view trom
without shall bs prevented by blinds or cur
tains.
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FOur Splendid ChrOmOs fol
Every Subscriber.

Arrangements have bssn made BY which
ue can offer ayears. subscription to The
New York Christian st Work and EIsctic
Weekly, with their four magnificent Cbro,
mos: "Good Morning." "Csrle' iU Min
chief" "sp' iss Flowers," and "Summsr
Flowers 'ogsthsr with eur Journal for
As the Chromos alone are worth from
$40 90 to $500, and - the New York
publication is every way first clssS it pre-
ssn's an'nnusnsl opportunity to our SUBJ
scribers. The Chromos sro made by Prsng
apd other celebrated artists, and will be
forwarded promptly by mail prepaid.
Should any subscriber desire only the
two first named Chromos, they win bs sent
With The two publiostIons for
Remit to tbs rubiishs, Of tam papsA
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-07

At . regular meeting OF Liberty Lodge
No. Z, A. o. Q. W., at Pstrolenu Centre.
Pa. the following resolutions Of respect
vera rsad end adopted:
Whereas. By the inscrutabIe decree OF sn
Providence, our friend and Broth
OF, John Walters. has been called from
trsnsitory scenes of Nis to a world where
sorrow aud death cannot en.sr; therefore
BE- Il
Resolved. That Ia the death Of our Brothf
or this Lodss bas lost wpr'hy member,
the commonly sn honest and upright CHI
sen, and bis family kind and iodulgeut
husband and tssher.
Resolved. That TO the family, whs mourn
With us the lcss Of Bra. JOIN Walters. We
tender our heartfelt sympathy, remembering
that while in ibr sad privilege OF sfiiistion
Il Is theirs more n..riy to mourn the loss oil
. husband ana parent, II is ours also to
mourn no les. -ircsreIy the losa Of . worthy
Brother Oj our Otder.
Resolved, That while We GRAVE at the
removal Of member Of QUE fraternity, we
will endesvor to improve our RENE N braucs
Of bis virtues aud manly character by seek.
Jog to learu the infaits importance Of living
10 view Of the shortness and uncertainty oil
human life, and Of preparing we'll for q
better life on high, SO that whom called by
tho Great Master Workman We may be pre-
pared.
Resolved. Tsat our charter be drapsd 10
mouraing for the space Of thirty days, and
that copy Of these resolutions be present
cd to the family Of our deceased Brother,
and that they bs published in the PErRo-
LsUx CnsrRs DAILY RECORD, Titusvill,
Courier and Oil City Derrick.
n. T. CoNSoK,
A. GLENN,
b. WILKINS,
Committee.