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viii leave and Corisnlst Feyres; la. p.r-,,
$50 a. w. Buffalo kIprss daily except Sandsy w1 nj
Bufslo Ause Harm enf
susbur. 7:io; wirsn,pst, S0oi Lcea hi'sa; i"~'
ll:.J p: 10 a. ard BUsik :: % 4
o. M Ere Mail daily saasayl Nth Pu mai ,s
from Pb,slelL. TO Arrive SaBoury 5lo. seeN
Ioex IJsy,u X4O, Remove $3.50 a. Iryinesn, ASS S"nI
525; Rre 700 D. conr,es Gry aud rvnssos VIA Y.
Cr,ei and Al.s hepy River X X for h- OIL Region ..
W. A. BALDWIN, General supen,~n'e7@
N n RnyD ir Grc P.xs AGENT :.
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JAMES WI[xON,.M w
JAMES S. WHITE, Rec'r..
Another Big w ell.

Our townsman, Mr.. S. "A. Woods, islonoe
more 10 lnck, as the following dispatch ex-
plains: ..r.r,..lr.I ..
Greece City, Pa, July 25-lO:3O a. m
ED. REcoRD;vh AIAEE-sE lgs +.
Woods and Ripley well No. 2 doing two
hundred and fifty barrels per day. Greece
City not played ont.
WM. p. BLACKMoN, Supt
Mr.. Woods is at present in town and from
him wa learn that the tsois otruck the sand
yesterday aetesaooa. andthat for the first
seven hours and half it flowed 6fty-seven
aud half inches In q tank the dimensions
OF which we did not learn, bu. the amount
OF oil was l3O barrels. Thssweu 10 located
near Greece City, on . 'nity acre ttac
owned in fee by Mr.. Woods, 1t is nearly
LAO fee. deep; hos 81 feet Of good sand
rock, and was drilled BY Ed. McDermott, 40
old Petroleum Centre driller, in the shor
space Of 65 days. .eg-g4g .TT
We congratulate our friend Woods on hi
good luck. May It continue.
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List of Traverse Jurors drawn for tie
Fourth Monday of August, 1873
Caual-Hiram Boughner, Peter Stover,
John Heffren
Clinton-A D Williams, Wm Duughpr,y.
Cranberry Frank Diamond, Powell
Slower
Cooperstown-O D Waterman
EmIeuton-Chas Babst, Jackaon Halde-
man
Franklin-Phillip Smiley, Robert Brad
ley, Peter M'Gough, James Henry, JH
Smith, Tbos Ellis, Cochran
nchcreek-Henry Risinger, John A
Stewart. Alex Crawford
Irwiu-G W Ford, 7 r Eakiu, JF Hen
derson, Jacob Lambert
Jacksou-David Wilson
Mineral.-A Sampson, Coco Cutchall
Andrew Nhann
Oatland--M ilton Kean, Joseph Folwell.
John Ward
Oil City-Wm Fair, Alfred Ormston
Pinegrove-L G Rosenberg
Pthole-Norman S White
Piessautville-J d johnson, David C
Eakin
Petroleum Centre-Jas Pollock, Thomas
McHugh.
Rocklaud-James Morril, Anthony Knox
Alfred Smedley, Robert Melat, Sr
Ronseville-L II Armstrong, N Coop
Scrubgrass-Kerr M'Bride. S r Eakin
Sugarcreek-John l. M'Calmont, Wm
Brown, Geo Rhodes, ] ames X Miller
Sandycreek--Jess II Williams, Sam'l
Hovis ] T Ferry.
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The Union City Oil we'll.

The Times says the rig is nearly complel
ted to sink another well at Union City
The well is being put down under the SUI
pervision of Captain j. D. Phillips, an old
greaser who thoroughly understands the
business. 1t adds of the first we'll struck:
The water we'll which was put down three
weeks sirce by Messrs. Poor & Stranahame
is still producing oil in small quantities,
despite the weight of seventy-two feet O
water in the tubing, which naturally has
q tendancy to render the oil modest and re/
firing. We're it not for its close proximity
to the valuable mill property this we'll
would he seedbagged and turned 10 account,
as experts In tho oil business pronounce
1t seven 'barrei we'll in epbryo, needing
nothing but proper treatment to make il
very profitable. This may be done yet if
the necessary precautions against fire are
tsken.'
That there is oil here, and that of the
most valuable quality, is demon strated bt.
You'd doubt. A tourteen-feet well recently
sunk in the yard of private house, situa
ted some ten rods from the site of the new
oil well, produced considerable quantity
OF this heavy oil, and it " crops ont" at
VArlons places IN the valley OF the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad at this point.
whether the oil will be found in paying
quantities remains TO be seen.
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Isaac N. Patterson IL Brothers clothing
store, in Milchell's block, was entered by
thieves on Monday night, and clothing and
jewery to the amount OF five hundred do.
l,rs Carried oil. The entrance was mAds
tnruush back window. Back windows oil
stores ought to be- made safe, especially
where they are in situations atiording con-
cralmen. TO burglars and an unmOlested op
portunliy TO break through and steal, Ut
was he case in this Instance VensngC
Spectator.
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Jas herrick,. is pilgrim en- route to the
celestial City, otherwise Kane City. He
denomlnases Ronseviiis Us the Slough OF
Dsspond' from the fac. that be ",topped off
there and was coupeiled 10 turn stree,
walker for the wants Of bed. sShortyn
allsws be never was served % mean in h;s
life time, consequently he proposes to pu,
up hereafter either at Petroleum Centre OF
the Celestisi City. ta' ".- y NJ
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Hugh Lennon, boy abont sixteen
years of age, was drowned in the Allegh eny
river at Brilliant station on the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, while bathing on Saturday
afternoon. He was taken with cramp and
drowned in four feet of water. He was
rescued in less than ten minutes and tbe
usual means OF restoration employed but
without avail