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Tailoring, RenovatIng
/ 1 sassl Repairing.

i asad Repairing.
The undersigned has removed to the shop of P.
B. Graves, nearly opposite the shop of Henry
Bare, on Main street, where he can be found at
all lines. He will give particular attention to
REN0VATING AND REPAIRING,
and his known efficiency in these branches, is all
that is necessary to say
Ladies' will b promptly cleansed and re-
paired when desired.
His old friends and customers are respectfully
requested to give him call
aug Tiff W. r. SMITH.
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to the friends ofthis congregation, as we'll as to
the members themselves, to know that all appre
hension regarding the safety ofthe Church bull
ding have been removed by application of reme-
dies Sufficient to make it entirely safe. This
work, we understand, was done by Messrs. Eyler,
Cooper. & Co., Zone of our Staunton firms. from
drawings made by E. g.. Lind, an experienced
church architect of Baltimore city, after having
madea personal examination of the building,
and consists ofiron trusses in addition to the
wooden ones.
All the regular weekly and Sunday meetings
are being hed-services conducted by DE- Kirk
patriek, Of Lexington, an able and pious di-
vhe'sf a2s o.-.
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STAUNTON OFFICE

STAUNTON OFFICE
Games Bumgardner. JF.. Pres't.
W. j. NELSON, Vice President,
E. W BAYLY, Agent and Secretary.
A. NJ HEsKEL Medical Examiner.
I. K Menifee, J Fred Efhinger, and W A. Bur-
nett, Finance COMMITTEE.
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SaENANDoH VALLEY r. R.-Mr. Dougherty
chief engineer of The Shenandoah Valley Rail-
road was in the city Monday last. From him
we learn the road is progressing finely, and the
engineer corps is in the field locating the line
from Luray toits connection with the Chesapeake
and Ohio road, either at Staunton or Fishers
willie.
H. B. Ilarnsberger, Esq, one of the directors,
was also in the city Tuesday. He gives like
favorable report of the progress of the road.
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patent has been issued to W. H. Benson. of
Waynesboro, for device for transferring notion
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Caroiin;s life Insurance Comply.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, President,
WADE HAMPTON, Woo Presidents
]. I. PETIT,
WILLIAM NJ. BROWNE, Secretary
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THE ACCEPTANCE or JUDGE FU' Tz
LYNcHBuRe, July 31,Nf871.
Judge Bauid Fules.

Ny dear sir:-We have the honor to an
hounce to you, your nomination for the
bffice Of Attorney General of the State, by
The Republican Convention now in session
In this city, with the earnest request and
desire that you accept.
With great consideration we subscribe
ourselves,
Your obedient servants,
EDGAR ALLAN, COMMITTEE.
CESAR PERKINS. s7
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See advertisement of W. R. Smith, ("Extra
Billy 'Dwho has opened for himself al. ? BGraves'
old stand and is ready to clean, repair, and make
all descriptions of clothing.
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nissoIlti0n.-The firm of Bell s Co., is
~ this day dissolved by mutual consent All
parties indebted are requested to make prompt
payment. Those having claims will please pre-
sent them for settlement. The name Of the old
firm will only be used in settlement.
JP BELL.
c C BUCK,
L OLIVIER.
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,New .AdUe7.t isenzents.

HARDWARE AT C0ST.-Knives and Forks.
Ill Table and Tea Spoons, Tea avs. Walters,
chisels, augels, locks, hinges files Blacksmith 8
Bellows, lamp fixtures, &c--will be closed out in
lots to suit for cash produce, at
aug 1T kAVENAUGH>S I'll ocerye
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Valuable City Property for Sale.
effer for sale privately he valuable prop
erty in which now reside, on the corner of Ma IN
and St Clair streets. The house contains four
comfortable roems and kitchen. with cellar.
1t is corner lot fronting Main street 60 feet
and so feet on st Clair street.
Terms made known ON application to the un
dersghed. Mrs SOPHIA SGHMlTT.
aug 7-3t or JOHN R SCHMITT.
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NEW SUMMER PRINTS

AND OTHER DRY GOODS.
also, An extensive sseortmsnb Of NorIsNas
Lsdies, if You wish
HsadssMs Belt,
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EI1resh toasted coffee, green and black feas,7E D
Il cheese, lemon, soda and sugar crackers,
Worcester sauce. Horsford's bread preparation.
No l maekerel, shad and herring for sale low at
KAVENAUGH'S Grocery,
corner Augusta street and Spring Lane
nrugs and Dye Stuffs. at COST Extract OF Log
~ wood, Nader, copperas, indigo patent
medicines, pills, sc Stock of country store for
sale at cost. Apply at HAVEN AUGH s Grocery
corner Augusta street and Spring Lane
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JEwELRx.

Jet, Milton Gold and Tortoise sssll sets, Bsads
SC. New styles. >. =,
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Human Hair Goods, e
\ Real and Imitation
Also New Block for
STAMPING on Flannel, Linen, Cotton, &C.
Orders promptly executed.

ORDERS from the country, amounting to So, 90
and upwards, accompanied by the cash, will re-
ceive special attention, and the packages sent
FREE of express charges over railroad and stage
lines Satisfaction as to quality and prices guar
anteed.
"a Persons coming to our city by the morning
Eks@ train win fnd my store on Augusta street,
G6r the one leading from the depot, In the
R6T- large stone building the left hand
EGe side. Look out for ths Blue and
s6y- White tripsd Awning. IA
Thankful for past favors solicit an early call.
CASH BUYERS will find it to their interest to
examine my goods before purchasing.
July "a s4 JW NEWTON
vrrrTE Am, T7r Nrrn
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CANNED FRUITS.

call from the public is solicited, before par.
chasing elsewhere. 4
march 6-tf GEO. X. HARPER.
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or you will lose your opportunity.

have also received from NEW YORK, this
week, Ladies', Gents and Children's shoes. I
have fine assortment at this time, and ladies
will find 1t to their interest to examine my stock
before purchasing.
Remember. have shoes made to order In Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, and warrant them 10
give satisfaction.
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Tease No. 4lo.1

Deputy U. S. Marshal, as Messengc
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- .zsa ~
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Staumtoa. Advertisements.

When in Baltimore few daysa L purohas-
cd goods so low IS even to astonis myself and
of course can sell them, at prices which will ~
tonish you.
a Besutiful styIes Of
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Ia the meantime let us not abuse our own
organization, but let ns learn by the past,
Hsnceiorth let our officers aud committee
mep be those whose interests are purely
those Of oil operators. Let operators who
deal In oil-who pipe line oil-who refine
extend no further than . single vote. Let
them never again have an opportunity 10
betrsy ne. All our failures and mistakes
can he traced to tLose men who run the nS
sociation to suit their interests, enabling
them to till up with cheap oil and unload at
high prices, the driblets from email opera
tors aud small wells coming in too slowly to
make much In the short season Of good
prices. As On Association We must control
drilling. This Ia the ulcer aud ihe plague
spot OF tho business. We must induce the
land aud working interests to unite in one
cannon sffor. TO adjust supply and demand
50 as to get fair prices.
II the present era Of cheap oil falls to
bind us anew together in closer and armer
bonds to make speedy effort for recupera.
tior, then We are the dullest dotards in the
world and deserve to lose sll we bave, be-
cause we lack the courage and cnpacity 10
grappla with the causes Of our trouble.
LIST us then gird on our srmor anew and
acquit ourselves like men. Call things Ly
their real names, Look facts steadily in
the face instead Of seek ing to suppress them
See that 10 verify and truth it isaP 7. A,
directing and protecting the interests Of the
producers, instead Of being the tail to the K.
ca kite.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-17

In ClearReld county, township and bors
ough elections were held few days ago.
The local option bill was voted OF, and the
county gave between 500 and 100 majority
against license. Unless the Constitutional
Convention changes It, or the Supreme
Court declares the act Of Assembly uucon.
stitulionsl, there will be no license granted
in Clearheld county for tho ensuing three
yeAIs.
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Yesterday The Ice sorged heavily at The
mouth Of Oh Greek; 90 much so ss to threais
On ths safety OF the iron bridge and the a.
i G. G. W. r r. bridge. Had the gorges
At some points above come down before the
river opened, the fate OF these bridges and
soms along the creek would have. brsn seal.
ed beyond doubt
Asttwast eifa.s. .wne all uader water, nd
household ware discommoded by the cavlng
10 Of cellars, &c.
Probably the largest gorge Of all was 10
the be d opposite the Columbia farm. Here
most Of the ics frou the Upper Creek was
lodged, flooding the flats with water and
jsopsrdiEing the property Of the Columbiu
Company considerably.
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Who Killed Cock Robin:

Recrimination aud Accusation are alike
unavailing. Robin ls dead! The saddles.
thing Of oil 10, that the fatal dart WAS aim
I'd by pTelessed friend.
His opening lite was full Of promise. His
CHEEKY notss fell upon willing, listening
ears. Alliwers charmed with expectations
doomed never to be realized.
4 Just ss the spring time wss near, when
along With the grssu grass, The butter cups
and daisies, bis welcome warbling melody
would have added 10 the pleasures Of the
sesson-He Died! and left five dollar oil
inscribed onlyl o. the tablets Ct memory,
and one dollar oil nearer than the verdan,
lsavss that were almost ready to welcome
Cock Robin. Sich is life. 1.-THE best laid
sehemes Of mice and men gang ait sgles."
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If there are soldiers in Venango county
entitled 10 additional bounty under the act
Of July 23, 1866, they shouId nle their
claims at once, as 1t will be remembered
this act, giving 800 to every soldier who
enlisted in the United States after the 10Th
day Of April, 1861, for period Of not less
than three years. and received bis $50 Tor
two years enlistment after April l4th, 1864,
expires on the the 3lst Of the preset month
Cousre having on the 22d 81 April lss.
passed on act prrongins the ii me for fling
such claims until January 81, 1873.
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The Eenunso Spectator says: Among
the professors Of religion in this section is
one who has become quite character by
his odd use OF illustration in prayer and bis
fsrvid devotion and ludIicrous expressions
while making responses during "reyivsls Of
religion" At these ''revivals" be is the
observed Of oil observers" Although many
OF his prayers have been verbally retAiled
among the people none of them have ever
been In print. The following, copied from
the fyleat Of a Testament carried by our
eccentric christian friend while: he served
an honorable term 10 the army, will illuH
trate the tnrn Of his mind, but for origiusl/
ity II does not come up TO some Of bis
praying feats of more recent date. Tbs
exhortatiOn was writlen when - oil wasn't
dreamed OF. We state this To order TO clear
away any disgns. the operator Of to-day
may feel at the comparison. Hare 1t is, az
We tnd 1t 10 the Testament:
sin this book may be found a fountain Of
oiI that 10 of much mere valus than that
tha Is obtained from the earth. Here 10
ionnd that which will, when rrfned. give
an everlasting lirht. aud light that by
ar exceeds the briliancy OF the suu. Yea,
friend, it will give yon u light that will en-
able yom to sleer your liul" bark over the
dark and turbule Mt stream OF Jordan. Yea.
it will encircle yonr brow with glorious
ard halowed light which will be passport t
unto that city whose maker aud builder is
God; VII re- there Is wealth. hon,r and
pleasure combined, and which will he yours
If you seek or bore for this oil. which no
one ever failed 10 obtain who really desired
to find. Leases On this claim ara FREE! Do
commence sinking . we'll; aud do not c-a,e
boring until you obtain the oil. And when
once obtsined do not stop pumping until
you enter the glsrious Oil City Of everlasi-
ing love.
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BBnt one new rig is going up 10 the valley
bslwssn Fairview and Petrolis.
When We received our last report from
the Harms we'll, at Greece City, IL was still
flowing through the casing. Iii perhaps
,ubsd by this time. The well is big Que,
but it 10 not doing rs much - has been re-
pc,tsd. The well produced two hundred
barrels . day Tor . few days, perhaps u
week, but 10 not doing over one hundred
and fifly now. Good enough.
A leak 10 the pipe through which they
pump their oil across the river, WAS the oc-
easiou Of Fisher Brothers losing one hun
drsd and fifty barrels at OIL City, last Fri
dao.. Fsirview Reporter.
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All Read that Rnn-Pr..
Reduccd.

Discount to, cash customen-
thankful for past favors, and un.
der the stlingency Of the none,
market, knowing that we can
buy cheap for cash, we preferto
give to cur patrons the benefit
of cash prices. On and aft.,
the first day Of January, 1878
we propose to sell for cash,
which will be to your advantae,
as well as our own. Call and
see US and we will give yop
prices that will defy ccmpet-
ton: Our motto is live and
let live.
MEASE Il ARMSTRONG
All those that are indebted
to US tor 80 days are request
ed to call and settle by ths
10th Of Jan. 1879.
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esle st I p. n. max
r. P. A. and K. C.

For The present the r. P. A. 10 paralyEsd
1T 10 ssunsed BY ths blow 90 unexpected
and uudsssrved.
The r G. sti,i lives % in unchecked
prosperity. I.sssms ited that II 10 10 pres.
per msisly By The mistakes and misior.uass
Of ths Produces. The trsth seems 10 be
that while there 10 and e.u b. very little
idsntity Of iuterssts between The p. p. A.
end r. O.. tAsrs 10 much thss 10 antsgonis-
ue, and iast - far the r G. are not to
blame TOT taking osre OF themselves They
have sesu sasaeious enough to &C. together
10 remain under oil temptations Q unit
ssd juss here the producers failed. For
sh'm 10 eonads fully IL each other, 10 the
omeers chosen, and oct together for the
common good % the majority decided upon,
sssnrd Impossible. Hence 10 . crisis the
common bend-mutual iu.srsst-was mere
cope Of saad.
10 this lest arrangsmsni--,hs coalition
ssfmed-it 10 plain TO oil who care to form
lair judgment that the r. q. were quite
willing v carry on. the contract, and did
w. 10 the lace Of . assrsnt vio,stion At ID.
sssfs ~ member OF the Executive Com
ui'sss, and the further fact that the p. p
A. bad proved unequal 10 The task Of lul
aNlug Ito agreement. Whatever esnsurs
d"ssrvsd st oil anywhere lies at the door o
Parker aud bis advisors end abetters.
lie, Justice BE- done thoush the Heaven
sall!" said tha ancient poet, and 20 say va
Lot us aot joiu 10 ssnselsss elsmor sgAini
ihs coalition. There was selnshness, on
DAi'y and:s,Vpidisy on the part Of the pro
dossrs, especially with tssss- who violate
shs contract opsniy and densntly, bsior
tie lob xss fairly dry os the psrehnsn
jayt sigosd.
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On the Sd instant David Peterson, oil this
county, was instantly Killed iu the McMul'
leu lumber job, between Scotch Hill and tho
Clarion river, Forest county. by tho limb of
u dead tree suddenly falling on the back Of
bis head and neck. Deceased was about 20
years old, the main support Of his aged
parents, and steady, industrious young
mau.
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COMMISSIONERS sAPPoINMENTs-Tbe couns
ty Commissioners have made the following
appointments for the year 1873:
Counssl-H. a. Miller.
Clerk-E. ". Echols.
Mercantile Appraiser-J. H. Smiley.
Pbysician-Dr. W. l.. Whann
Stewart and matron Of County Poor
Houses. A. McAlevy and wife.
Jsuitor At Court House, ames Stewart.
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TERRIBLE RAILROADiAC'
ClDENT.

We hear painful rumOrs Of frightfu &C
cident on the Allegheny Valley Railroad,
ut some point near Foster, this p. N.
The report says The passenger train ran
of the track, plunging the sleeping coach
into the river.
One man was Instantly killed and many
wounded.
A special train, conveying number Of
physicians and attendants, has just lett Oh
City for the scene OF the accident.
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The territory from wbicbsths northwest
ern counties OF Penney lvania were formed
was purchased from the Indians In l7s4.--
vsuaugo county was formed from Lyomins
snd Allegheny counties 10 March, 1900
The price Of this land, fixed by the Conn
monwsaIth Immediately after the purchase,
wae Ct los, or 500 per 100 acres.
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Lyme, Conn, offers an eligible match for
any "fas'iug girl' 10 the person of Mr. Jas.
Havens, young gentleman who is declared
not to have taken ''one swallow ether OF
food or drink" for 6ityssvsu days. What a
favorie that young man would be with
boarding house keepers.
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Simulated BY the besoie achievements Of
the Russian Grand Duke, party Of English
noblemen are coming over to this country
to hunt the buffalo Of the plains. They
will also. initiate the example OF Alexis in
hunting the top OF the telegraph po,es when
the buffalo hunts them.
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A December as pleasant as May has just
been enjoyed in England. Acres Of prinroses
and snowdrops were in blossom, aud the
banks were covered with violsss, the furze
was in full bloom, and . nest Of young
thrushes was taken out Of . holly tree The
week before Christmas.
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Fifty/avs millions of shares Of stock. a,-
ersging in value seventy dollars per share,
changed hands at the New York Stock Ex-
change last year. The total aggregate OF
the sales was something more than $780,.
900.
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a1O REWARD.

Will be paid for POSITIVE Information ss
10 who took letter belonging to me from
the Petroleum Centre Post office on about
the Sih Of this month.
WIN. GARDNER. Pioneer, Pc
jan l6-3t.
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'Eoa7si NSIIcsS.
For Sale.

Ny stsek and fixtures ere nov A, a..
and ny building ior sals or rent.
J: v: BsAw,
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TAKE NOTICE.

Having disposed Of my Lumb,, r.
with the in,ention Of leaving The Oil n"
gious. oil parties knowing themselve, i.
debtsd TO me viii please call q once "A, NJ
ssttle and thereby save costs "
X F. STERNBCRo
Petroleum Centre. Jan. 7, 1879
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cHWhips, at Marshall Il Richards op-
posi.s RxsoRD Office, Main Street, Petro-
leum Csntrs, Pa.
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The iron bridge across French Greek, at
franklin, was carried away by the ice, last
night.
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A large company has juet been formed 10
San Francisco to cultivate and manufacture
native tobacco.
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List OF. } urOrs for the LIST Monday OF
February.

Allegheny tp--Bradford Station.
Canal tp-Mack Ludher, W Mawhinney
Cooperstown-Phillip Karns.
Cranberry tp-Wm Allison. .
Clinton tp-Jas Moore.
Frankliu-w Lsmberton, J W Lee 4
T Scott.
Jackson tp-Wm List.
Oakland tp-AIchie Wood
OIL Ci.y-Robert Mann, W II Sherman
II II Rand, John Msran.
Pieasautville-R A Small, Singleton
Durham, Marshall Goss, Thcs Mckinney. &
Pithole-Augus.ss Bolton.
Pinegrove tp--A Hime.
Ricblsnd tip -Robt Cresswell, Wm n
Huber, John D O'NeiI.
Rockiaud tp--Jas o Mcdonnell, Abra-
ham Smith.
Roussville--J Post, J 3 Robinson, c Tyf
sou, W II Keeler.
Rynd Dlst-Thos Dowson.
Sandycreek-MillsrG Graham, Hugh Cling
ersmitb.
Frenchcreek-ChasB Bach, Isaac Nalon-
ey.
Sugarcrses Geo Crspen, John Rhodes,
d S Franksnbergsr.
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eY Fine SINGLE HARNESS from $2i
10 500 Vt Marshall q Ricnsrds, opposite
the RECORD office.
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~ Fioe SINGLE HARNESS from $25
TO 800 at Marshall Il Riehsrds, opposite
the RECORD Office.
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tT Sleigh Bells, Buffalo Robes, Wolf
Robes, Lap Robes, &c, at Marshall 4
Richards, Main Street.
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"a large quantity OF ice went nut this Of
ternoon.
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II you
Want Salesman.
Want Servant Girl,
Want to Sell Horse,
Want to Sell Patens,
Want to Lend Money,
Want to Buy Houre,
Want to Sell Carriage,
Want to Borrow Mooey.
Want TO Sell an OH Well,
Want to Buy an Engine or 3oIieh
Want 10 Sell House and lot.
Want 10 lind Strayrd Animal,
Want to Pn'chaee an Oil Interest,
Want to Sell Piece OF Furniture.
Want To Buy Secondhand Carriage,
Want 10 Sell Tubing, Casing, Gas Pipe,
Want to Find an owner for anything
Found, advertise in the RECORD. a. no ieil
than ~n thousand people read il weekly.
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NOTICE.-Nr. James S. MeCrsy having
removed to franklin, parties having com.
municstion with him Oh hnsiness or other
wis". are requested hereafter to address their
letters TO that point. b.
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Harness Repairing a! Esrshall l. Rich
ards. Main Street.
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= 1etroleum Centre Daily Record
Pet. Centre, Pa, Friday IAN. II.

Pet. Centre, Pa, Friday Jan. II,
Divine Service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath st II A. n. sno
~ r. n. Sabbath School at l2lf r. N.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend.
ID 10 al.
REV. @. NoeRs, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Prsaehing a. II o'clock A. H.. and 7
o'clock p. NJ, By the Psstor, W. c. BURCH.
ABB. Ssbbath School N ~, directly
sftsr iereaOon service.
Pssyrr Meeting and Sabbath School
Tsssher's Meeting Tuesday evenings Of
essh week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-17

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