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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-06

of rs NEXT 10 the dearest on earth. Sb0
will be to us asa lost child, eisfef ore
friend whose goodness is an ever pseseo
and holy aroma, a guardian, so long as we
shall possess It, against evil anil for good
Let The shalt be rns,d. rrd 1T II be the
h irhee,. and whitest, and most conspioons
in onr beautiful city Of the decd, add let
the ramp, Matte stevenson,' b" craven
sep ana deep down, where 1t will remain
to defy the corrosions OF time and tell how
she had laid down ber lie for the poor OF
Memphis
TOUCHING INCIDENT.
The following affect ing incident wae witt
messed yesterday ut the Howard rooms on
Madso street:
1t seems that this girl came here witbont
sufficient clothing, but refusing to accept
any in,e nded Tor the sick, aud refusing pay
for her sery ice 8, she wrote home for few
needed art icles, and the day before she died
,ae box arrived. She was then, OF course,
too i'll to know anything abont it, and yesI
tprdwy Mr.. Langsta,f, President OF toe
Towards, opened the box to find some 'rac"
OF the girls history. The box contained
two neat calico dresses. some cuffs and un-
dergarments and several small packages of
deicucies suitable for the sick, and which
had evidently been put mp for such pnr-
pose. They were carefully replaced. while
the bystanders turned away with tear
dimmed eyes and silently left the room.--
The beroDss grave is al prominent poin,
not far from the gates OF tho Cemetery.
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Jennie Daily, the 'wickedest
woman in indianapolis, who is
worth 100000, is going to
Paris to live.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-06

The recent change in the running of
trains on the Oil Creek road is so fqed that
conductors Richards aud Gleason have TO
smain in Titusville, this being the termiui
OF the ir run.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-06

Consumption has its origin in a scrofileou:,
and corrupt state OF the blood hence the fallncy oi
treatn & lung disease with cough SYRUP halsams;
nc, NC. 10 cure consumption we must purify ana
enrich the hlO"d, ana whom the blood IL pure con
sumption cannot exist. DIR McCallnn's Koot
Blood iearcher penetrates the secret ambush OF vi
dreid disea'c and exterminates II root and mn
s o6) and YOU wilialwsvs fGe, thankful iliams,
Medicine Co., Box 1926, List of persons cnrca
sent free.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
l will visit Petroleum Centre and remain
the 18th and 18th of November for the purI
pose OF closing up my Tax duplicate OF
County and State Tsx for 1873. All tax
unpaid after that date will be collected Us
my warrant directs by levy aud sale.
Yours, &c,
II. HIXON, Collector.
Petroleum Centrs. Nov. 5. 1873
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1t is reported that Lient Col. F. D.
Grant is engug d 10 daughter Of the IIon.
II D Cookp,
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People should remember THAI the night
train on the Philadelphia IL Erie Road has
been taken OF and thereby save the ex/
pense OF stopping over night at CORY.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-06

The P0tisvile Standard did seni their
balloon up with man in it; sent him two
miles, and of course are proportiouately
happy.
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A swell at sea is very much
like fop on shore both are apt
to Sicken.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-06

The International Octave Oil Company
yet at work on the old hole in Bsnushoff
Run, roaming II down. L. will he com pie.
ted in o short time.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-06

Alexandra, Egypt, has oecome market
tor refined petroleum.
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New York State has gone Democratic by
10000 majority.
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Two veterans in LrniLh county, Mr.,
Gemoore, aged seventy seven, aud MIR.
George eyed elghty-lwo, propose 10 run
foo, race for 800 side.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-06

Forty-one counties in Pennsylvania proI
duce coal, and The estimate increase so far
'his year it is said, will reach $40, ,720
tons.
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A lot of Ministries went TO town not far
from Boston lately, and advertised 10 give
performance for ''the benei. Of the poor
tickets reduced to ten ceute." The hall was
crammed full. The next morniog q COM
mi,tee Of the poor call upon the treasurer of
the concern Tor the amount the benefit had
neited. The treasurer expressed astonish-
me t at the demand. i thought said the
chairman Of the committee, you advertised
this concert for the benefit OF the poor
Replied The treasurer: 'Didn'twe put the
tickets down to tea cents 20 that the poor
could all Gomez The committee vanished.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-11-06

The Paris newspapers an
noupce the death of Nine. Felix,
the mother Of the great Rachel.
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The members OF the Constitutional COM
ven,ion was presented by the city, Pbiladei
phia with the desks and chairs occupied by
aie'a 10 th;,t body.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ. and I
o'clock p. NJ, BY the Pastor, ". c. BURCH.
ARD. Sabbath School at l214, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings OF
each week.
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Dy-pepties regain their health, appetite ,r,;S aId
STRENGTH, chills and fever are brOken up te .o' t
liver AMI kidneys are roused to action aud fne sa
iering rheumatic rapidly RECEIVERS, all by the
erng and reviving influence Of Dr. MeCallam's q M ri
fyiuod earcher. Try It. Price, BY mai, SSs
Woarranied. Williams Mediciae Co., BOX iS'"'
Bttsburgh Pa.
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Iowa contains Roman Catholic popula>
too of 100, 900.
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WfVIn0 NerVkCo.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. ana
~ +. NJ. Sabbath School at 121S r. NJ.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend.
ed to all.
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~ Wa va, rant all work done by Us 10
he nearly a. good as new when repaired.
Good raterisi furnished and prices resson-
able.
Having had long experience IN the tuoI
meas we are enabled to give satisfaction
.y)SkPiI MCKINLEY. SEBASTIAN GROss
Petroleum Centre, Pa, Jan. Att
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
p,ivine Servtce.

Pet Centre, pn., Thursday nov. O
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REV. T. GRAHAM, Pastor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13
FURNITURE FOR SALE AND not Sc
TO RENT

l,~ill sell private sale NJ my residence on
Sixth street, near Washington avenue, the
following described articles, to.wit: Four
bcdsteads, $ mattresses, child's bed and
mattress, parlor set, marble top bureaus,
marble top washstsnds, 2 sets of cane
bottom chairs, rocking chairs, book case
and books, mirror French plateJ feet by
y, small tables, marble top centre table,
| lounge, coal-oi lamps, / silver water
pitcher, salver and cups. 2 wardrobes,
feather pillows, III yards of Brussels carpet
81 yards three-ply carpet, 81 yaris two.ply
carpet, "a yards stair carpet, "a yards OF rag
carpet, 2 tine table casters, . bed springs, |
continental self.feedng heating stove with
tine pipe, and three other heating stoves. Is
window shades, | extension table, ice
chest, bathng.tub, 4 wash-tubs, = newly
invented clothes ringers, fine cooking
stove, tinwarc, dishes, extension table, a
lot of oi.cloth door mats, rosewood oc-
tave piano. The articles have only been
used for i've months. The house that | oc.
cupy will be for rent to good tenant.
Gil 1t l.. II. MYERS.
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TO THE WEST.

For sale,--a ticket good for 1900 miles
travel issued "to bearer" aud good either
way for one or more persons, over the At
lnntic and Pacific railroad (cngth 1927 niles
from Franklin, Mo, through Rolla, Lebanon
Springfield, Pierce City, Ncosho and senaca.
NO., to Vinita, Indian Territory, ant good
over the Missouri Pacific railroad leng,h $50
niles from st Louis through Franklin, JET.
ierson City, Upton, Sedalia, Pleasant Hill,
Kansas City, Wyandotte and Leayenworlh
10 A'chlson, Kansas, and over the branches
OF these two reads, from Upton to Boone.
Vile, Mo, % miles, from sedalia to Lexing.
ton, Mo-, 30 miles, and from Pleasant Ain To
Lawrence, Kansas, 81 miles. For further
particulars enquire AT this office.
+. A, BURNETT.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIDEWALKS.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons inter-
ested that the city council of the city OF
Cairo, Illinois, having ordered that side
walks be reconstructed and renew on the
following named streets, to-wit: ON the
north side Of Nineteenth street from Com
mercial avenue 10 Poplar street; on the
- 49, s,'P'-. "t.S.s nom DIVISION
street TO Twen,y-hnh street: on
the north side Of twentieth stree,
IRON Ohio levce TO Walnut street ;
on the south side Of Twentieth = rect from
OHIO levee 10 Washington avenue. have ap.
Piled to the county court oi Alexander
county, state OF illinois, tor an ASSESSING nj
OF the cost Of said improvements according
10 benefits, aud an assessment thereof hsy.
ing been made ard returned to .aid court,
the final hearing thereof will be had at the
July term OF said court, commencing on the
2lst day OF July. A. D., 1873. All persons
desiring may then and there appear and
make their defense.
JOHN q. HARMAk,
JOHN II. GossMAN, Commissioners
THOMAS WINTER,
Dated June IL, 1873. C-l2-st
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Mr.. A. Black, at the city shoe store. cor
ner Of Eighth street and Commercial avenue,
has just received large stock ofnew goods,
consisting Of ladies', gents, misses, and
children's shoes, which he ls Offering at prl-
ces lower than ever. This stock OF shoes
was carefully selected, and Is as fine an as
,ot,ment Of goods of the kind as was ever
brought 10 this city. Mr.. Black, the pro.
prietor OF the city shoe store, has had many
years experience in the shoe business, and
is thoroughly posted in all its branches. lie
never buys any but the latest styles ofgoods,
and as a consequence has built up trade in
magnitude second to none in this city. For
the latest styles Of ladies'. gents, misses
~hd children's shoes go to A. Black, corner
OF Eighth street and Commercial avenue.
S-l2d3t
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT MOTTO
SPECIAL WARRANT NO

Public notice j. hereby given that the
county court OF Alexander county, has rem
dered judgment Tor a special assessmen mt up.
on property benefited by the following i'm.
provement: The new sidewalk on the ives,
side OF Commercial avenue, between Second
and rhird streets; the new sidewalk on the
south side OF Tenth street. from Walnut
street TO Jefferson avenue; the new side.
walk on the south side uf Thirteenth street,
from Commercial avenue TO Washington ay.
enue the new sidewalk on the north side
OF sixth street, between Washington ave.
nue. ard Jefferson avenue ; the new sidewalk
on The east side OF Washington avenue, in
front Of lots Is, 10, 20 and 81, IN block "a, In
the city Of Cairo the new sidewalk on
the north side OF Twelfth street in front of
block me, in the Third addition to the city
OF Cairo; the new sidewalk on the north
size OF Cross street, from Washington ay,-
nue. to Walnut street the new sidewalk on
the east side OF H0lbrook avenue, from West
Twenty-third to West Twenty fourth sire cts;
the new sidewalk on the south side Of West
Twenty-iourth street from Ilolbrook avenue
TO Park avenue the reconstructed side
walk on the south side OF Diyis-
ion street from Poplar street 10
Washington avenue F; the reconstructed side
walk on the north side OF Center street from
Washington avenue to Walnut street the
reconstructed sidewalk on the eat side of
Poplar street from Eighteenth street TO Di-
the west side OF Poplar street from Eigh
teenth to Division streets the reconstru, ted
sidewalk on the south side OF Nineteenth
street from Poplar street to Commercial ave.
nue. the reconstructed sidewalk on the
north side of Twenty-iifth street from
Washington avenue 10 Walnut street
the reconstructed sidewalk ON the south side
OF Twenty-hith street from Walnut
street to Holbrook avenue; the reconstruc-
ted sidewalk on the south side OF Thirty
fourth street from Commercial avenue to
Washington avenue, rs will more fully ap.
peai from the certified copy ofthe judgment
on file in the office OF the clerk OF the city of
, afro, that u warrant for the collection of
such assessment is in the hands Of the un.
dersigned
All persons interested are hereby notified
10 call and pay the amounts assessed at the |
collectors Office No. 81 Ohio Leyee within
thirty days IRON the date hereof.
Dated this lllh day OF June, A. D., 1873.
ROBERT A. CUNNINGHAM, Collector.
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CHOLERA.
IMPORTANT INFORMATiON-DIsIS.
FECTASrS

The following circular was recently Issued
by the board OF health Of Evansville, Indi.
ana, Mayor Wood OF this city, having writ.
ten to the mayor Of Evansville tor iniorma-
ton on health matters, that gentleman in re-
turn sent him this circulur:
The board OF health have issued the fol.
lowing circular: Cleanliness and ventilation
are 81 the am2si nmE9RE'a8fe ana or
vegetable matters, liable To decay, should
be avoided. Cellars and Out-hOuses should
be frequently and thoroughly Gle ned, and,
II need b-, disiniected. Where the water
OF cisterns emits = smell It should be de.
odoriz. d. Privy vaults should be disiniected
sufficiently often to prevent any foul
odor. Drains, cutters and alleys, where
slop Is thrown, should be disiniected at least
three times week with common lime or
some of the prepar atoms named below.
Walls and fences likely to absorb moisture
should be freely coated with lime whitewash
Disintectants--common charcoal finely pow
dered answers Well for cisterns. One quart
thrown into . cistein OF ordinary size will
deodorize II tor six we ks. should the
wa or be very tout, permanganate OF potash
should be used. One ounce (25 cents) will
purity y hundrea-barrei ci.tern. Common
cOpperas (G to 10 cents per pound) IL one of
the cheapest disiniectants Tor privy yaut-.
Two pounds OF copperas to three
should be used daily, will purify
an ordinary privy tor three weeks. Carlo.
| late OF lime GO cents per pound Is perhaps
the most decided and efficient di.iniectant,
but Tor odor use II is Objectionable because
| or It's tarry smell. One pound viii purity n
! privy for three weeks. For household use,
bromo chloralum 80 cents per pint is most
desirable because Of its having no odor.
One pint added to nine pints Of water. II
occasionally sprinkled about or placed in
open vessels or poured on sponges sus-
pended in the air, will thoroughly disnfcct
any room, cellar OF priNy from one to tureo
weeks.
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Not much--lhe Cairo Morning Glory asks
us TO denounce the absentees trLn the coun-
gu meeting on Tuesday night. Can't do IL.
ltwould be very un-wroDg, unconstitutional
anu a manifestation Of bitter ingratitude.
we don't want to "gnaw file, Just yet.
mol II the court knows herself - sun.
The sun has said few words which
could not be construed into compliment to
the city government, but which were the
merest excuse for dIsparagcmcnt. and now
is acting as If 1t had done heroic action.
Somebody has been patting it on the back
and telling 1t to 30 in. If the mayor is dere.
lict In duty why don't the sun point on,
his shortcomings II does not do this, bu
whines that he is not a good officer ant
hints more than it dare say. Why not max,
specific charges and sustain them by proof
He is not sacred crocodile, OK or bull. II,
can be handled without gloves and without
disastrous results. II he Is not good Of
hcer the sun should attack him bravel,
and not shoot Of him the arrows oi insinu
alton.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

The Methodist friends have chartered the
elegant steamer Eckert, and propose giving
another excursion up the Ohio river on the
Fourth of July. These excursions have
been very pleasant and satisfactory, and rs
the steamer has been newly painted and
otherwise beautited and made more conf
Portable, this may be expected to be more
pleasant than the preceding ones, The ar
rangements have commenced in good time.
and nothing will be omitted in making it the
occasion of the season. We bespeak q
| large crowd. Further notice soon. ola I'd
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13
AUCTION SALE.

will offer for sale on Thursday, June L.,
at ~ O'Clock am, at the residence OF Chas.
Hurd on Seventh street, between Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street, his entire
household and kitchen iurninurc, consisting
OF marble top center tables, cushion chairs,
bureaus, beds eads, wsrdrobes, carpets,
extension tables, mattresses, pillows, mir.
rors, cook stoves, in tact all his household
and kitchen furniture VIII be sold, as he
leaves the city Sale positively without re.
serve. ID. HARTMAN, Auctioneer,
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. 8. SIG. SIR, OBsKAvER's OFFICE,
CAIRO. June ~, 1873, lo;ll pm.
Barometer 29:9s.
Thermometer 70 degrees.
Wind, northeast, velocity miles per
hour.
Westher, cloudy.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, al
4 p. m, "a degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, at
3 =. M, CO degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, northeast.
Total number Of miles wind travelled, last
~ hour, 81.
EDWIN CARLANp. Observer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

The Methohists will celebrate the Fourth
by river excursion, and the hibsrnians by
grand picnic. We, therefore, curl up and
here and now, because Of fear OF the wrath
OF these institutions, discontinue our advo-
cacy OF a general celebration Of the day. We
owe much to the church and company.
they both are striving to save us from tire
the one from fire in this lite, and tue other
from that which cometh AFTER lite. May
they both be successful
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

A business man while delivering load OF
merchandise, found 10 his regret that he had
plotted his horse into hole on Poplar street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
which afterwards proved on examination to
contain no bottom. should this come under
the notice of some Of our city fathers. it 10
hoped that they will repair it and place a
bottom in it 80 that the public will be pro.
tectod. The gentleman after extricating his
load placed notice OF "no bottom over
the place SO as to inform those who would
have occasion to come that way of the danger
that awaits them.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

Not success-thc sun man rs srat-
catcher, the best evidence OF which is To be
found in the fact that the old gopher of 1HE
BULLETIN continues to forage on the city
cheese cake. The city marshal would more
likely oher US bell rather than tag II VI
were to apply TO him. No. no; the sun
u4aD ~ y rat-catcher N not y success.-lsun
Very good. We applaud the joke. After
due deliberation We have come to the con
clusion that the sun is right, Instead OF +,
tag the city marshal would OFFER him bells
and q cap A cap anu bells would unerr-
ingly indicate the kind of u man he i, him
self
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Us iul
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ElNELAENDRY XnRK

NM. Lettie Coleman takes this method OF
Informing the public tina, she IL now pre-.
pare 70 do oil KINDS OF nne laundry work, Al
cheap rates. Fluting, eriu'ping, etc, don.
ct email advance per dozen on plain clothes.
Families aud Individual. wiz mud ii to their
Advantage 70 take their clothes 10 Mr. Cole.
~. Raadsses on Fourth street, south
0ds. beewVsu WsahisStss ed Commercial