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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-08
l;l ". hudd:n,
hucti"uccr ana Real Fetal" agent,
corner Eleventh. and Bank streets.

VALUABLE LOT AND BRICK TENE-
MENT Til aREuN. On THE SOUTH SIDE
or FRANKLIN BETWEEN GDNERNOR AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS, FOR Sal Il At AlC-
TiON.-Ai the request Of iii" heirs of The late John
W. Hines. shall sell Al auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY the Eth May. l-7S al /" nclcck 7. NJ.
that valuable property located rs alH vc now ~ the
ocru,naucy Of Nri {. pippmer The lot has Il front
OF twen'y -lour feet and Depth ri ahont ninety feet
10 IN acy. The ,lnsc is / new one, and has IN ca
ccllCnt basement.
TrEHs: Unc-ioarth cash: balance at three. six.
and urr months, for negotiable 10 ~. interest
added secured by Il trust deed.
uy3 W.Gi,DniN. Auctionccr.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
ENTIRELY NEW -,S:

iTNTiHELI NEW : 81
iGWing il,l r. turned from New York .YNSSSSO
- .tt :. c.pi ." and select 1t Ck 81
SUMNER MILLINERY.
which iENit. taG public 10 rAaliinc. can exhibit
il! ui ny E'nds IN MONDAY, May ath, and on
nl:c Grand urthingo If
rnENCU-pArTt'RS RONNtTS AND HATS.
NORMANDY BuNNETS, &C.
al II tir --latest impnitltiDu Also, the largest as
>n:i!nca; Of SrEAW GOODS. surh rs the novelty
ri 4 LEt,iInl.N BONNET, .une,hiug entirely
l,.W. having just i.ccn introduced.
In HATS FEENIn CLIP. STRAW. SEh-
Fui.lIA%. LtGlipkN, ENGLISH BRAID. TCS-
;A\. and every s:.l" Which cali be ioa!il: in any
J'ariera establishment. At the Old established
aga=r ut MADAME g. UEMELMAN.
1928 Main street
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NUTICE.-I hereby give notice that offer
~ nv entire REAL estate FOR SALE PEI
NATELY II consist. Of my HOMESTEAD and
several other desirable buildings for comfortable
| homes, with modern convcrirnccS.
Also, some vacant hou>c-.o;S: ana twelT" Win
small lIouscs on them. located aud adapted more
especially for colpIt d purchasers.
Those whu d, sire any Of the above are respect
! fully invited ctll upon me III my home, NJ. 9'2
/ Twenty seventh street. -
| ,ny..lvt SAMUEL. II. JONES.
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FINANCIAL.
[BY TELEGRAPH

NEW FVfN, =.
NEW YoeK May Mooney, So. M'i'"
paper, 76S9, sccon'.,iass names l''' S''''i'
VI loss Gold, li7t9il3 GoVerhncr's s'ea"! ;
.,,,n si,sn, ,5yancc. States steady: Tennessee 5
rv strong n, SOB: new. seA. Virg.nia's a. new, 20:
c,n.ols ss.; deferred, ia Lonisianas - new 10.
rcy,c's. 80: SIS. So Alabama's, SO; 6s. IS. Geor-
y,,,s -: IS. 20. North Cardinals. q: hcw l6;
.r<csal tnN, IL South Cardinals p: ncw. Il;
ADri ard OCTOBER %,
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Nv ". tID,it!ill.
hN w. uDnt'lu.
Auciionccr and Real Estate agent,
curucr Eleventh and ilnk streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or LOT AND
" BRICK TENEMENT UN TIL: WEST LINE
or TWENIY-FiFJ II BETWEEN BROAD AND
IAKsfIuL STIR EIS.-By virtue Of decree 81
the tntnccry Court Of tie city OF itchiEo"d en-
tered ,,iI the th oil April. 1873 H. lii: case I'll Jones
~ anst kIts nry cI's administrator, wc as special
commissioners. viii scl! al public auction, on tic
premises, on >ATCRnAf III: lutl oi May. isi'. AT
o'clock l.. NJ, the LOT located above. fronting,
50 feet rInlirg back l!u feet 10 alley, hay Ing
thereon Il LARGE BRICK IENLMkNl hat
out Of repair AID In all unfinished state.
Terms: Oas-tbir! cash b,ia!,cc al SIX and twelve
months for ro.iabc notes. interest added. and title
retained IN all OF the purchIanoncy Is paid I'D L
con, c1aucc ordered by The court.
HENRY q. CANNON,
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
an a Commissioners
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aI,yrIoS SALES.--FUTURE Bays.
By James N. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctpneers'
nnlne corner Eleventh and Bank streets. -

THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOIs
i IN THE TOWN OF MhNCIiESTEk,, bE r m Z, =
NoRTH srDh OF HULL sTREET BETWEEN
THE DANviLLE KAILRoAD AN, Nh, I I,s so,J dor a,
WFD% FSDAY the 18th day Of May. lsTa. on lIie
=, cmlses, ut o'clock =. NJ. tho LOTS us nm 10Y,
ircattd each having front Of ?53 feet on h"''
street =, IT, ,,d
TERMS: One-tlIri cash: the balance nj SIX nm,
twelve months for negotiable notes. Interest a"ucu
and secured by a deed of trust. p,,-
JAMES M.TAYLOR & son.
rro Auctioncers.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Wednesday, A1ny 7,
OFFERINGS.

The entire transactions on Change. today con
sis T.! "a the Offering of loo bushels vi yellow corr
which WIS not sold.
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VERY VALUABLE LOT AT TIE
' SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FEaNkLlN
AT ACCTlUN.-N i'll lie sli al auc!ion. on tie
premises. on SATURDAY AFTERNOON the 10th
Of .ay. 1913 At 81 o'cnck-or immediately after tie
.lc hS Me SIS. Cannon and Lckc. comuiS>it n.r<--
That very valuable LUr locile;i Is above, with scvc
raj oil! huilGiurs thereon, fron!ing l2h feet on the
south siGc I'll franklin street running back 80 fee:
70 al alley IL feet wide, aud bounded on the south
by the tobacco factory occupied by Mcssrs. Abncr
Harris & 20.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at the
hour OF SALE
mys W. GDDDlN, Aurtlouccr
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FOR SALE By AUCTION.

On TUESDAY the 18th Instant. al !! O'Clock 7.
NJ. we shall sell by auction. Oh the prcnlsts COM
ucnring on Grace street Two beautiful 81 lilD Nj
LOTS Fronting :tXli6 ic:' each. with IN all'y III
tic rear 10 feet wide, On the northwest CORN -;
Grace and Shticr streets: four on I'll. sou'E sac 9!
ilrc street atliJniu" the RESIDENCE ct Nr. 'l"Hai,-
IL r tranI. i"twccn aurcl and :,hii"r sirc"t~ each
irunting 2iXijj i1c., with an alley III Tie re. -
feet wilc and siA the wcst sirr 1" laic. street
corner Of Floyd. opp, site Monroe Park. on" n
which Is 81 five 80 feet front, rubbing BACK LOO
feet 10 IN alley ID feet vide. ~ = IN
More v:Iuailc and attractive EU1l DIM LOTS
illn these cans,ut he found il tho city. They are
slightly elevated, ami slope gradually IN the rear.
ana are free from any unpleasant surroundings.
The -ir e. are being rracd AMI paved: new ulill-
in-s being erected. Tie Baptist Collage. with lis
ul.uiliccit tower an ornament 10 tue city. near
This property is Ecariy finished: and when done.
The OF riEg Of the grounds aud streets around il
VII! greatly Increase the vac OF property coHiisli-
u:ls ia II. The Laurel STREET LOIS, opposite tile
Park. ctuEui in aseI Ill sttlitliph ana location,
Jrn. the liz II iiuPro. cd part oi III" city, having
:lr lew ~ Franklin aid Main streets tile Iarn.
and ihc wh1lv city. viii! humber 81 ncw dwellings
III the itirst Stsr OF Architecture III lis front and
s,',ig perfectly ,cvcl.
IE,i>: uc-lhIrl r:.>i: 'al tuc. in six andtwc'vc
months. n.g..ilti. io;.s with interest a'!c and
secured by dice, oi trust IN lie given tcr III" defer
rcn payments. EltHAtDSOA ",
nv .auc;ioCecrs.
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COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, May f,--Nirsinia conso!s. "a. Mort!
Cardinals, old. ~. Bids.
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I AIDES, ATTENTION. .ae5u
ME$. Is. ". SAUNDERS, .sNSEs
No. 400 BROAD STREET,
takes f-rc;. pleasure IN announcing T. her friends
and the pubic generally thai he has Just returned
from New i"rn hcr second trip ana, csn now bring
b urc thc:n one Of the
FINEST STOCKS OF MILLINERY GOODS
iI can &c produced in any "f the southern cities
;'r: lat purchases cu.nriisc all OF the latest
'N!":--v.Z:
Twenty-Five different styles OF FRENCH BON
NETS and HATS.
Also, AL Co.ursof
RIBBONS, SILKS, and FLOWERS
'.1:c, will do well 10 come AMI rNanuc lrr
t;"cS before purchasing els wcrc. She ca, sell a
REDUCED urices. my 3-roQs
~ iLLINERI-LAhGE NARIi.- 80
80 I'll am receiving weekly from ss;;s;ls M,
-'cM York The latest styles AIT: nov, ,tic- YMSeEr
- A!LLlAEkI GOODS. Many o,cded bargains
UNFRAMED BoNNETs,
HATS.
FINE CnUSS-GKAlN RIBBONS.
Also. Il hne assortment in FRENCH FLOWERS.
MRS. NJ. WALTON,
No. 1873 Bread street, conner Of Filth.
my l-eod.m
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BY Thomas W. Reese. Auctioneer,
1917 Main street.
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auclionec1s,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets
Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHESTERFIELD
4 Landry virtue of Il deed of trust executed
by d. j. Claiborne trustee. and Margaret Cial9orhc
to the undersigned, bearing date on the lth day of
.Jan,lary, ISL and duly recorded in the County
Court Clerks Office of said county, d. i. 81, page
TIIIEsDhY, AIay =. 1874. ri i2 O'Clock NJ on the
premises. the TRACT Of LAND, one mile from
Clover lll ri containing acres. more or less IN
the north side OF the Petersburg road. aud adjoining
the ,ds owned hy the esatc Of Richard Bass, ne
c,lsr,! There are some improvements Oh the place
some open land; balance In timber.
TERMS: Cash as 10 II noie now due, Sl7S, with
twelve months interest and the expenses Of Salc'
the rsldac upul Il crcCit 10 bc made known on day
OF sale. WILLIAM ANDEhS, i'hstcc:
MOODY & ROYAL, AucticnccrS. my ,
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Gold at lp. m. ll731

=,
A Roman catholic paper speaks bf the
fact, socredi.abIs, % humanity, ,tbatpots 4
bnsbsnd o. the Atlantic sougbts to'kave his
own life by leaving wife to her fate. One
man was saved whose wife was lost, but
the wife urged him to make tho attempt to
save himself, as she bad 20 chsleA tar llie'
But that paperidraRs svsry&t 0tehrd coo-
clusion, when II argues that as the great
loss VI ramdSg thsf itesfay passengers
and thS ma.s'o srch were R5iiiauists, that
it was the sacramentaI character OF mar
riagsas Taught in the Iotnlsa church tha'
iDduced, such devotion upon the part OF the
husbands. That ia travelling q long way to
fud I'd alignment. We havs't6e CHARITY Il
believe that the sausy devotion would Ebs
displayed under like circumstances without
esard to creed, cot because the marriage
considered holy; hut because the great ma
jority Of married people wculd, stand b
each other in the hour OF danger until
common escape came or common death me
them. 40 80
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A LIGHT SENTENCE.

Those who weieresponsibie for the Allan
tic steamship disaster have made very
lucky escape. owing to the fact, that they
behaved well in endeavoring TO save the
lives OF the ill-tated vessel. Captain VIII
lisms Is censured for bis direciionsin regard
20 approaching The dangerous coast OF Nova
Scotia at night and for retiring az 'md/
uig1t to rest wbeo the disaeter might have
been averlea by his presence on deck. His
certificate as Captain in the merchant
servics hos been revoked for the term Of
two years. John Brown, tho fourth officer
Lis suspended for three months This Is
probably the last the public will ever hear
OF the terrible catastrophe beyond the re/
ports Of the recovery OF bodies and goods
from the wreck. 1t Is creditabIs to the
company that ihroughon; the inquiry 90
blame was attached to it or its executive
agents. The disaster appears to have been
TIE result of a grievous mistake on the part
of the commanding officer, who should have
laid to with his ship at sea during the
night of the 3lst OF March, and entered The
harbar bs daylight. ~,
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There is an uprising in Germany. There
is "a row, a rumpus, and riot" in the city
OF Frankfort. The old imperial city js, IN
commo'iou. The people Of the ancient
town of great renowu have risep In tbeir
might agains, an oppressive despotism. A
terrible bother is the result. The troops
were called ont and for the moment the 10,
snrgeusswere checked only to rally for ie-
newe6 .tiort In tact there is reason 10
suspect the troops of spcrr, sympathy win
'the tyebeia. ,ior itbay iorborsf TO fiss-on the
ctowd and oppression wbicn the.. cit1
xens couldVc Ioognr endqrs fp, patience
Isbta ars y iSsSrashing weishtoo tie so'derY.
The Gepr N akels and beer sellers~re the
tyrants sga,rrt whom the people have risen
iu their might Whether the "bis beer
gIass" has shluhk in dimensions or the price
of lager has increased we do not.know, but
1t must hav.'been some crime equally great
that moved the peaceable Frankfort folks
to rise in rebellion against power so pos
tent JOS the makers and venders of a. drink
to the German beart-Or stomach. .
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Our 4r,,tow6, ST. Petersburg, b

Our sister, town, ST. Petersburg, has
again been visited by tho destroying e!e-
ment. A dispatch to the Titusvil'e Couri-
es. under date of April 23d, says: A fire
broke on 4 this morning ibstweens3 and 4
oelock, In ths st.. James Hotel, on Man
street. A lamp exploded 10 the psaF'or, and
although the guests Of the hotel promptly
Eushrd to suppress the conhagration, The
flames rapidly burned through the front
sides and roof Of the building. ......
The fire ragged furousy, consuming about
half block, from Clark's grocery to Barney
Kirley's sucker-rod factory.
The handsome residences of the Messrs'
Blakslee, on the opposite side of the street
was badly burned, bilstersd and scorched,
the window glass cracked and broken, bn'
the efficient services of the fire :, department
aud the utility of the water works saved
lthealower- end of the town from destruction
Loss about 1925. 900. with an insurance o
only about two thousand dollars. ~ 7''A
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Spear Bros. are continually in receipt OF
fresh truits, candies, nuts, and other arti-
ckes of u similar ..nature. Patronizs white
boy r., instead OF the ''shist" concerns that
blow and slander, which latter arlio.e es
comprise their entire stock 10 trade, Don't
be wbsedied irto buying slander, but 90 to
Spear Eros. for your nice oranges. tr
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ecyis;ng the Scriptures

The work of revising the Scriptures, NO"
going SD successiullyforward, is wonder'u'
event, an a marks an era 81 progress more
signifies ntly than any other OF tie gfea'
cbangss.o of our times. TWENTY OF elen ten
years ago, who. would have thoughtN pos
sible to secure the friendly cooperation o'
Christians OF every name aud country !"
the modification ofthis great and common
platform OF English speaking religions w''o-
ont disturbing denom Irrational feelings Or
arousing sectariau j.alousies in any quarter
I'm does not show an advance in CHRISTIAN
charity and unity ami the dawn of better
d.ys for the world, we Know not whs'
would. The progress of the last few years
in science and travel, art, and discoveries
in lapguag ge, in geography and archaeology
have tended to bring the people and NATIONS
nearer together in all moral aud Chr'st'ao
,dess. and to give them 30 much greater
corflencs in the real substance CT Reveia/
ton and religion as to make al the grea
biblical scholars of the world both conserva-
tive and fearless. The work is no new
Translation. but simply such revision as
7 will refrain all the traits that render our
old English Bible venerable, and yet remove
\ those little defects that time, changes IN
tspeech or original errors have made msnt-
iestly proper aud universally Desirable
The able and venerable Convection o'
Canterbury tegan the movement In May
1870, but they have invited some forty
eminent scholars from all the Christian
ranks TO Join them, go that the result might
be acceptable to all Eugiisa speaking
Chtis,endom. f.t. I l. -
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We expect all parties indsb.
ted to this firm to Settle t6uir
bills before the 1st Of May 'neysI
and avoid hnpleasantness, as ws
iutend to close out and leave
this town. T. .r@ -'-' 'ap,
lIg 'SOBEL IL AUERHA1M.
Dated, PstroisMm Centre, Ps., March ,o,I
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Recent Intelligence from Genital America
fully confirms tbs report Of the l'araclion
of San Salvador by an earthquake. Instead
81 there being any mitigation Of the disas
ter, the latest news received lson this III
f4ssd city indicates its total distinction
On tie. .4th Of March. just as the day was
drawing TO close, the first violent shock
was felt, ,,audait continued at intervals from
that time until the hnal blow came, on The
ruorniag oitbs. 18th, when the entire city
was Sogulpedfu ruip, 1t is stated that the
population of6io Salvador wasabout 4o,'
OOO OF which humber five hundred losttheir
lives or were wounded. From'the 5th to
the 18Th 4 is evide atthat tue greater por2
ton Of the Inhabitants prepared for the app
preaching calamity, many of them aband-
oned their dwellings and lived in the plaza
The city, we are told, "was regularly built
and contained several churches and convent
was depot for sugar and indigo, and had
s,me manufacturers OF iron wares unl cot
ton goods. About three miles distant
the volcano of San Salvador. Seen Iron
iowo, this fire mountain iorms beautiful
cone, with a gently shopping summit
:, crowned to the highest peak, with thic
forests. The crater 10 perfectly preserves
more than half league in circumference
and is partially filled with water. 1t ,ris'
!, about / 900 feet above the table land o
which it stAndkn The destructive charac
ter of the shock may be estimated from th
(. fact that only two buildings of the who
city are left, aud the loss of property
6 placed at twelve millions of dollars. 4
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Local Notices,
DISSOLUTION.

The copsrtnersbip heretofore exl.,,,.
tween schefmerhorn 4 Ten Eyck il di.s..s ds y
ed BY mutual consent. ''
-. ST, s. P. sCHERMERHosy
J. A. TEN EYck.
Parties indebted to the above. Grm
CALI snd settls.up. end save tronhle., "'"
q, y. a. TEX Eyer
Dated Petroleum Centre, April s, ,Is;,
80 FOR SALE.
One l5-horsa Tiff boiler 10 compl.,. A.,
NJ. ssA r. horse Wood Il Mann Se,i,s'O"n, w
boiler To- tpuplste order, 7ia.,Itss Si,.a
tpbing, rxtrs heayf 500 ieet krsu Ss.a H.,
yi6ds, l SaSws Pa S't, ~ 'a
g.. ~ II. JsA. Thy E1S.
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Past this city by the sea.


The Pittsburgh Nationai Oil Journal q!
a late date, speekingS Of the bill recently
passed by the State Legisl atnre relative TO
the Gre test. says:
The law recently passed ny the LeGisla/
trre of our State relating 10 the sale OF
burning oils, is one which concsrns every
family In the State. 1t isimpcriantthat ITS
prov visions be as widely disseminated US pos
sble among them. Itis 10 your power to do
this, and we request ofyou that as soon as
your space will admi, Of 1t, you publish,
either the full iext of the law, or such
syn nopsIs of 1t as will make 1t plain to the
people. You viii fnd full copy Of the
law aud shorter article exp.inins ils
conditions 10 another column, which you
are weteome to. use if ionnd suitable, either
With or without credt to.u.. "a 20,
Accidents to property and life from toe
use OF unsafe oils Baves sbscome alarmingiy
frequent. Scarcely Z comnnnity in the
State bas escaped their horrors Scarcely a
uewspaper which has NOT been called upon
to record the sad "details. This law IL IN
forced will remedy the evil pqd We zee
sure that yon will appreciate the good to Ut
reached, and will assist in its atta'nmen'
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A. P. Waters, long proprietor Of tne
Jamestown Clothing Store, has removed to
Butler. We fear be has made mistake,
but vet wish him well, and take pleasure
in recommending him TO the good People
of tt Ut vicinity as being an honorable de al
er ond always keeping on hand good a."
weut of clothing, both readymads and ot-h
crwise. .trb.t. u ..sx .-
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The first hand orsnn Of the season arriv-
ed in town yesterday. II was almost as
wslcome as the flowers of May, Judging
irom the, number of small boys who follow
ed in the wake of the grinder.
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Lou. Voucher appeared a day or two
sincsginlA psN suit Of clothes slIlthe same
solor. Owen Gaifney allows this same to
be wonder, sads accord Iog!ys PuEchssed
Lou. new beaver. Said beaver 10 OF a
white. wine color. Were il, not for the fact
that local option is 10 teroe, we might, yes
we might on : pinch, take little COM
gress woter. ~ - nm ---L- ----.- 4.
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The Central Peiroiaam Company Of New
York declared q dividend OF five cents per
share, March 10Th. f
tY"A good show up for the Central Company
cousidering the present hard times and the
prevailing low priceof oil. ,n.e t.,.I I
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Parties are Of work toda y repairing
the Esbett iarm bridge. It is understood
that no new bridge 10 10 be built at present.
Al an y rate the Brfdge needs repairing at
once else some one viii gu bnrt.
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The local option law must be enforced.
From and after this date and up to ths
day the, local option law goes into effect, J
will sell allkinds and brands OF wines, and
liquor at retail at wholesale prices, as my
iock must be closed out. Now is the time
so purchase little vial for home nse. II
! 40 ~ 80. OWEN GAFFNEY
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LOOK HE0E,

Nowfs the iImsi 70 buy the celebrated
Fox 4 Wiillsms' Buffalo Cream Ale, st ",
"A. EOZIER'S o. be intends 10 close I'M On
The twenty fourth Inst Also, alf those 10,
debtei 10 ths ssms will please coms and
settle on OF before said date and obligs ths
undersigned.
d 't.Ei W, A, LOZIER
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's.4. .,rs sssa.- ','-sEOf4S SALE.
"A Smiths American Organ, ss,eooa !.
new and complete Ia every rsspect =. y
gutse st.this Office OF OF D. D, Psrkin. fa' ~
Vert FERN, Petroleum Centre, Pa. ~
n aptiIl7-lw.hfd 'g-
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a REy. G. Moons, PASTOR
pREsByrERIAN. CHURCH. ~

PRESBYTERIAN, CHURCH.
Preaching at III O'clock A. NJ. and I
o'clock 2. NJ, by the Pastor, W. G. BuRcH,
ARD. Sabbath School a. l24, directly
after forenoon service. f.n' : r"I
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
TEACHERS Meeting Tuesday evenings oi
each week. HF - r.,Hnt'' ,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-24

: The new well on ths Cen tral farm Il
nearly ready TO drill.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-24

'NOTICE.-Mr. james s. McCray having
removed to Franklin, parties having CON.
mnnication with him on business or other
wise, are requested hereafter to address their
letters to that point. 81
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-24

Crops 10 Louis aua viii % better thea
usust witha plenty Of peaches and Ago.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-24

Ten new women preachers have appear
ed during the lest six mouths.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-24

Moonlight excursions from Fell River to
Proyldence have commenced.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-24

I. Cleveland, ONO. is to have a society 'or
the prevrntaIion OF cruelty to animals.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-24

The weather is a trifls spleasanter to- day
Not much either.