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BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE ATTENTION of capitalists is called to the
sale of real estate by Messrs. Leitch d Bruins
this day, the property of N. NJ. Porter, anu
sold by order of A. P. Caldwell, assignee. ine
sale will be positive.
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

Services may be expected this (Thursday)
afternoon at half-past four o'clock, az A'ou
Presbyterian Church, Glebe street, Rev. ". d.
Adams officiating. The public are urgenty
iruifpd
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Hot BED SASH Hor BED SASH !-Twe thou
sspd Hot Bed Sash Just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and ex-
anime same at P. P. Toale's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and SO Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck'a
Wharf, ueeoo
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CITY AFT [ r S. i.
,EETINGS THIS DAY.

charleston Land Company, at P. III.
psthagorean Lodge, A. F. NJ, at T. NJ.
washington Rifle Club, at T. III.
Irish Rifle Club, at Z P. NJ.
Live Oak Social Club, at z 2. M.
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January 6.h. Is

CTATE OF SOUTH CARO- LIN A,
- COUNTY OF CHARLESTON.-Court OF Com
mon Pleal--B. WREDEN. Plaintiff, against R. H..
KlKER, Executor OF Q. ID. HAPFOLDF, the
Younger, and JUHN P. HAPPoLDT, Admlnis.ra.
tor de bonis non cum lestameDIo anneXo Of
CIRI ,TIaN DAVID HAPP0LDT, the elder, DE.
PENDANTS -Copy summons for relief, complaint
not served.-To The Defendants, R II. RlKEK, Ex-
tcuror, as aforet aid, and JOHN P. HAPP0LDT,
Administrator, as Aforesaid:
You are hereby summon. and required to
answer the complaint In this action, which Will
be fled IN the Office OF the clerk Gf the Court OF
Common Pleas for the said county, and to serve
a copy OF your answer 10 the said complaint on
the subscribers. at The Office No. Is Broad street,
Charleston, South CalOlina, within twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive OF the day OF
such service, and II you fail to answer the com.
plaInt within the time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff In
This action Will apply to the Court for The relief
demanded In the complaint.
Dated December %, 1872
SIM0NT0N Il BARKER,
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rb. New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Tuesday, February 4 ::
The market Is steady and fairly tive aud ful!
prices continue to be quoted. We note sales OF
10 les Carolina at sa9c and $50 bags Hangoon at
6Na6X.
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Mnsir Books.
AInsic Books.
TNEN THOUSAND COPIES SOLD IN
TEN WEEKS.
G.eatest snccass ever known OF litson Il Co.'s

TEN WEEKS.
Greatest success ever known Of Ditson u Co.'s
GEMS OF STRAUSS.
Now contains: Telegraph. Academic Publisher,
Consortiep, 100l Nights. BurgersInn. Manhattan,
Royal songs. Vienna Woods. New Vienna Illus
tr8tio1, German Hears. Blue Danube, Artists
Li(e Love and Pleasure, Marriage Bells, Wiener
Fresken, Wine, Women and song, life Let US
Cherish Waltzes, and 30 other OF his best values.
PiZzicaso Polka, Clear The Track G ,lop, Trisch.
Tratsch. One Heart One Soul Fata Morgana, Ma.
zurka Lob der Frauen Mazurks, Belle Helene,
Quadrlle, Orpheus Qnadrille, and 20 other Polkas,
Mazurkas and Quadres.
"Embelished with fine portrait OF Strauss.
and filling $50 Urge music pages 1t is musical
gen. indispensable 10 all lovers OF Strauss's dance
NJ sic. c.n-Event11 Mat.
Price 50 so In board covers; So In cloth; 81 IN
gilt. Sold by all Book and Music dealers.
Now ready, Strauss's Dance Mnsic for Violin and
Plano, 81.
Try SPARKLING RUBIES ES5c., aad pronounce
It the best and brightest OF Sabbath School Song
Books
Try CHEERFUL VOICES, 60c. The new School
Song Book, by L. .. Emerson. We Shall sell loo,-
900 In 1873
Sent, postpaid, on receipt Of retail price.
OLIVER DIT5ON Il CO., q. n. D1TsuN 90
Boston I'll Broadway N. T.
mch27-wslyrD&W
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Plaintlfr's Attorneys.
JACOB WILLIMAN, O. G. P.

To the Defendant, X. II. RIKER, Executor ::
Take notice that the summons In this action, OF
which the foregoing Ia cupy, together with
the complaint, was lled In the olilce OF the Clerk
OF the Court OF Common Pleas at Charleston,
In the County OF Charleston Ia the State OF South
Carolina, on the twenty third day OF December,
1872.
January 4, 1878. SIMONTON BARKER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
jan6m8 No. is Broad street.
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EoR GEORGETOWN, S. G.

Steamer EMILE, Captain O. O. d.
White. Time Table for February, s
1878:
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE GEORGETOWN.
WRDNBs'Y, Feb 6, ga NJ MONDAY, Feb 8, 8 A II
MONDAY, Feb 10, 8 AIN FRIDAY, FEB 4 \
FRIDAY, Feb IL. 8 A N WBDNEsY, Feb II, A n
WEDNBs'Y. Feb 10, 8 A u MONDAY, FEB II, 4 n
MONDAY, Feb "a, 8 A I'll FRIDAY, Feb q, SAN
FRIDAY, Feb 2S, 8 A N WRDNRs'Y, Feb %, s kN
Freight received day before sailing.
All freight and wharfage must be prepaid.
SHACKELFORD KELLY, Agents,
feh3.tnthsImo North Atlantic Wharf.
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OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES In great
variety, Including those of the finest make,
at reasonable prices. Alan'a, No. 3o7 King
atrpet
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Passeng Gre.

Per steamer N Allison, from Edisto, Enter
prise Rockville and Way Lsndings-H C Lam
caster aud lady, Miss NJ Baynard, F II Bsynard
D Il Middleton, D Jeryey. Captain Eerg.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The schr Carrie S Webb, Homans, from George
town. y q, arrived at New York, February z.
The achr Thos @ Smith, for Charleston, lett
New CASTLE, Del, January 81.
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8. MoLoNEY, trial Justice, has commencea
business in the Office heretofore occupied W
the late J. G. Mackey,
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u o B F l. o 3 I d A
VIA yANNAH.

THE splendIi Side.w heel Steamers = -
DICTATOR, Captain L. n. Coxetter, sRGS j
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, Will leave
charleston every TUESDAY, THURsDAY and SUN.
DAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock precisely, for Savan.
nah Fernsndina, Jacksonville, Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka and all
Landings on st. Johns kiver. Connecting at
Paatka with steamers for the Oclawaha River
anil with the steamer STARLIGHT for Enter
prise, Mellonvllle, and all points on the Upper
ST. Johns and Indian Rivers.
Connect at Fernandna with Florida Railroad
for all points In the interior, and with Railroad
for New Orleans aud Havana, via Cedar Keys.
All Way Freight must be- prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
RAVENEL q CO., Agents,
Garner Vanderhorst'B Wharf and East BeJ.
dcn2
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PLATED WARE, in new aud exquisite dc
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, al
Allsn's, No. 3O7 King street.
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COMMERCIAL NEH s.

Exports.
A PORT IN GREAT BRITAIN-Per Br bark Foam
SOC bbls spirits turpenline, 1850 pols rosin.
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r SALE. TWO HORSE POWERS IN

TOR SALE, TWO HORSE POWERS IN
l good order. A Twenty 1--WE. Horse Engine,
with wrought iron Shafts and Water Wneel
Fanges. suitable for asrern wheel steamer. Also,
O Four Horse Engine Will be sold at reasonable
prices. Also variety OF well got up Wheei-
wright Work. Apply to A. MCLElSH, NO Oum-
berIaId street, between State and East Bay
streets, sep7.sD&Camos
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PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES.

FIRST Quarter. dth. hours, IS minutes. morning.
Full Moon, 18th, hours, IA minutes. morning.
La t Quarter, 10th, 6hnur, minutes, morning.
New Moon, 26th, 10 hours. 8 minutes evening.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIV KKFUULj JHuUdIy %
Arrived, Atlantic.
Arrived, Wisconsin, City Of Havana.
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Tn. Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February g. 1873. J
CoTroN.-There was a dull aud depressed market
for this article, with moderate inquiry at de-
clining prices the rates receding about &c 2 ID.
Sales about $50 bales, say at H. 214 at 1sK % at
1sx, 2st 10, 81 at l0H, 125 at 1sH, 8 at l9Nc p
H. We quote:
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As We learn from the Elmra Advertiser
the upper waters Of the Allegheny 10 blessed
with q steamboat. 1t is owned by Nj. A.
K. borrow Of Salamanca, snd Was built by
Benedict & Labe. OF Randolph. l. is . side
wheel steamer, and was launched 10 full rig
September 9th. The boat has conmodio
cobins, fore and oft. The side wheels orc
nine feet In diametsr, with an eighteen
Inch stroke. Nj. Dorrow proposes to star,
out on an exploring trip when tho tide fs-
vors, 10 which case we will probably see
him 10 TidIoute. - Tidioute JournsL
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OIL NEws.-Two wells In tbs Petro lia
district are being drilled TO the fourth Sand
.-or whore It 10 supposed to be, but isn't.
Friday Of last week Argus Bros. struck .
big weII:on the Stewart farm near n lller.I
town, about twenty rods west Of The Sbreve
l. Kingsley we'll. At last sccounts it was
doing 100 barrels q day.
A we'll on the D. Barnhsrt farm, near
MilIerstown, was struck last Saturday, and
is now producing 500 barrels OF oil q day.
We did not learn the names Of the owners.
Prentice 4 Co.'S we'll, bree.quarters Of q
mile from Millerstown, 10 a new 40 BARI isl
strike.
Phillips Bros. Of oil City, purchased the
Starr farm recently for which they paid
$65, ,00O.-CEsst Brady Iodepeudans
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The late Captain Hall had in bis posses/
sion, it is said, the tact that the Sir John
Franklin party were reduced to the dire ex-
tremiiy oi eating each other. He kept I.
secret, intending to give It to the public
only after the death Of the wife Of Sir John
franklin, whose feelings, be rightly judged,
would be inexpressibly shocked by The
dreadful knowledge. TIE United States
expedition secured tho documents left by
Captain Hall, and thus the secret 10 st las.
divulged. !ls 10 information which the
world would have gladly iorborne; but It exc
bibits Captain Hall 10 the light ois thorough
gentleman and hero with . tender heart.
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The devil has been badly wors,ed ~ The
Rev. J. B. Sylvester Of Cba.osm Contrs, N.
T., who writes to the Chris.ian Advocate
% follows: "a few weeks ago The devil
got up . ball Tor dsucs) ou my charge.
announced that We would have seven prey.
Or meetings for each ball. The movsnsas
re'nlsed 10 fourteen prayer ,nestinss, .,
which the church was greatly quioksnsd "
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On NEws.-Tbe Vsnssl we'll, owned By
Barney Vensel, 10 doiug sixty barrels.
The Finley q knight we'll on the Soides
farm, near Dog,own is doing abou. 100 bar
rels
A well on farm adjoining the Bosom
was struck q few days since, but owing 10
their getting a sand pump 10 the bole, has
not been tubed. It 10 owned We believe BY
Brady l. Co.
Throughout the entire district there 10
very little operating going on, The very
decided latness Of oil has eRsctnsiiy cup.
pressed all attempts at new development -
There will not, probably, be half . dozen
new wells started during the rest Of The
winter, unless oil sbculd So sdvnncs that
II would present some possibility Of ones
ever getting small portion of funds inves/
ted back again. The refusal Of the banks
to discount under any circumstances, pre-
vents operating on credit TO any considers.
BILE extent, and will prove benifciai to the
entire region. 1t may he that q very few
old rigs will be moved before the close o.
the season, but this 10 oil, for no one, howI
ever ventureeome, is willing TO risk any,
thing during the present s,ringency. The
principal item otinterest 10 the reduction Of
wages iuiaImost every branch Of business
consequently causing much sutfs ring among
those who were already receiving low
wages.
Just about one,balf the wells 10 this tdiU
trict ere shut down. Some Of them for lack
Of oil and some OF them for lack of capital
to run Misunderstanding Progress
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On Saturday evening last an ARRAY occur.
red 10 Cory In which Mr.. Ed. Reynolds,
landlord Of the Empire House was seriously
injured. 1t seems thsts runner, whose
name We did not learn, Of New York jew.
srly house, inaultsd some of the ssrvsu,
g'r's OF the setel, q report OF which having
been conveyed to Mr.. Reynolds, bs proceed.
cd, on dnding the offender 10 the har room,
to give the fellow severe csstigstion, and
then hustled him into the street. The man
soon rs'entered the room and attacking Mr..
Reysolds With knife, bs cut The tendons
Of one OF bis legs, prooaSly crippline him
for life. LIE also stabbed Nj. Reynolds sew
sral times 10 The side. He was soon after
arrested and held 10 custody until to-day
when be will have bis trial.
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Gold at l p. In. ll0la

We have ell heard Of the wonderful DOW,
er the. human eye exerts over dumb animals
how IL has stopped mad dog 10 mid ca.
reer; how It has dismsyed hungry lions,
cowed savage tigers, and controlled uuruiy
elephants. Even the. ferocions mss.iir bs,
bean BUNDLED BY glance from ds,srmin.
ed sye, and forced to desist from bis co o.
ssmplatsd attack upon tho offending calves
OF On Intrusive visitor. Well, an unpre-
jud'eed believer 10 The cowIng qualities Of
The human eye, one Professor Daniels OF
Vermont, recently gave 40 exempl,aes,,ou
OF bio power to numbsr Of skep.ic.. He
ehoss for the object upon which 10 practice
. fsrocious bnII, which had long been the
terror OF the nsighborhood, and which bad
stsadhssly refused oil spproa chss Of an
smicable nature. The Professor and bi,
friends went forth armed with nothing but
'ne eye "t the former, and sought the bull.
He Was quietly feeding 10 ten.acre lo,-
The Professor climbed over the rails. aft..
having told bic companions to wait out,id.
and watch The result. The bull was st tbs
other eide Of the lot. A soon % he saw tho
Professor, be lowered bis head and strsjeht-
rn'd bic tell, and went for that phIosopher
nj gait that would have laughed two-forty
TO scorn. The Professor stood firm and A.
ed bis eys upon tho bull, which Instantly
tossed him tweo 'y-sevsn feet into the cir
Fortunately, when be fell, he was on the
safe side of the fence. He says that there
vas something wrong about the bull, % be
hes every confidence 10 tho truth of bis
theory, in which be feels assured he cannot
be mistaken. II does seem too bad ths. 90
doe theory should be spoiled by such silly
things as facts. The Professor has not yet
set the date for bis second experiment. He
10 psobsbly waiting until bis eye gets we'll.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-07

The city and county author
tiles of Little Rock, Arkansas,
have quarantined the Southern
Division of the Cairo Il Fulton
Road, and the river below, ia
order to check the sbread Of
the yellow fever.
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James Aouldsr, foreman Of the gsng Of
rsp.ires o. Roseh's Iron ship works, 10
Chester, while superintsudiog the szesvss
tiao for the erection ofs large punch used
10 making boles 10 the end, Of beAmss. dug
up . stone Ratchet Of about twelve inches 10
length. This antiquarian emblem Of The
aboriginal inhsbi.s was found two isst from
the surface and exsctly on the rivar iins.'
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A company was organized last Nondsy
10 Tisusville composed Of tho most psoui.
neut men Of the city, under the meme ol
Ti.usville Trunk Pipe Line Co., with .
capital stock OF $780, and will prosssd
Immediately to laying lines for the irsas-
por'stIon OF oil to that point from Oh pro,
ducing districts, including tho Butles
county district
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Mr. Jos-ph Houseman aud Mary H"nse'
man, his wife, Of Fsystte county celebrated
the fiftisth snniverssry OF their marriage,
on Thursday, the 25th ult. Three sous,
with their wives aod two daughters, With
their busbsndss with twenty-iour grand
children, and other relatives, were present.
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There Is family residing st Pioneer BY
name Of Sawyer. who are 10 very destitute
circumstances. II csnsists Of the father,
mother and two children. Hr Sawyer has
been confined to his bed for . number OF
months, until the family have been reduced
to . starvation point almost Here is Q
worthy object for the charitable.
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An old man at Ivry, Frsocs, recently
died Of joy. He bad been very poor oil bis
life, when be Was suddenly informed that be
had fallen heir to 9 large fortune. The old
man wss greatly agisatsd by tbs news, and
was Fastening to the Mayors Office to sigu
some necessary papers, when hs fell dead
10 the street.
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A White sulpher Spring letter says tbsi
the young ladies there invite young ssu,ls-
man into the reception rooms, order sbsr-
~ eobblers and mint juleps, and entertain
them BY singing negro melodies, wi,hou,
looking any way tho worse for Il. That
depends on the way the spectator We rsIs/
ed.
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Theatre lovere will bear 10 mind that
Sherry's New York Theatre give one en-
tertainmens only st Sobel's Opera House,
tbis evening. The drama Of the new n 90.
ds'en will be presented. Give them Q full
house.
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A bridge over the Lackawausn river o.
Honesdsls, which hss long been 10 dan
gsrons condition, fell Friday while nums
ber OF school children were playing upss II.
All we're hurt, three very seriously, end ope,
named Aon,s Bode, fatally but owing 10 The
shallow water noEe we're drowued.
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Camp Mohave. Arizona Territory, is sup.
posed to be the hottest military post on the
North American Continent, although situs-
ted 90 the bank OF large river, the srea,
Colorado OF the West. For days during the
past summer the Thermometer stood q, l22
In the shade.
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The Fsirvisw we'll on 90 The Johason
fsrm' owned BY Shoemaker, Kuight Hall.
man and Others has been pumping Is days
And 10 doing about 40 barrels per day
[Clsr ion Demoesat.
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A San Frsncisco court rscsntiy dec ide
that stock certificates wers not negotiab lie
instruments, SO that an innocent holder
for value recaivsd OF . stolen certificate was
adjudged to have gained 10 title.
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Eighty seals have been reserved for the
representatives of the press at Marshal
Bsziue's trial. Over six huudred demand
for sssss have slrssdy bsrn made by Paris,
provincial and foreign journals An ofiei 81
shorthand report will probably be publish
cd.
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A Lewisburg Ark, editor claims that his
towo is the bone Of lady who 10 uow sew
sn'y.tbrec years old, and who bas shed
tears at the graves Of ten departed buzz
bands,
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10 Connecticut 90 Monday next sn slec'
tion for town officers will take place. With
this will be coupled the vote upon the pro/
posed Constitutional amendment giving
the State one capital and locating that 10
Hartford.
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The sIs which broke out 10 the Glen Car.
bon Coliiery. Minersvills, SchuyIkill couu,
y, some time ago 10 stIIl making rapid pro.
grsss. snd no hopes for iH extinction are
eniersainsd. This drs hss thrown great
many men out Of employment. and most oil
them have gone to shamokiu.
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The, e,rams OF John A. Kssson Of Iowa 10
mentioned as likely to ba brought forward
for the speaksrship OF the House OF Repre-
seutatives by those disaffecssd With Speaker
Dlaine.
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The oil market 10 Q tribe hrmsr,

Mrs. Mack, % honest old lady, residing
10 rear Of the Alpine Hotsl, this morning
found q valuable sleeve button 10 the street
Tho owner can have the same BY calling at
her house.
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A blsck bas. was recently caught 10 The
Delaware, near Easson, which was 'fonud TO
hold tbirtssa hooks 10 its mouth, With %
many fragments Of line attached to them.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ. and I
o'clock p. NJ, by the Pastor, ". c. BURcH.
ARD. Sabbath School at l2X, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings oi
each week.
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1t 10 estimstsd that . third OF the buck
wheat crop 10 Aroostoek county, Me-, has
been ruined hy frost.
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It is estimated sAss the bridge scfoss Che
Mississippi stSt. Louis, With It's sppsoach'
es, will cost 30. COZ, 900.
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Another attempt to carve a
new county out Of parts Of Erie,
Warren and Crawford counties,
and making Cory the county
seat, is on the tapis,
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The naples are changing: color, sud 90
are the nosss Of some bipeds. It's not
"thats t5e matter with Hsnnab! But
Hsnnah Is wbata the matter With them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-07

A lady 10 st. Louis has sent In propo-
sails for grading some OF the streets OF that
city.
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st. Louis 10 s9ectsd st the devotion Of Q
widowed mother who, to secure Q wedd log
outfit for her only daughter, not only bef
esms street walker, but also ssng 10 .
church choir.
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The Paris Fissro iniornsis fssosrs inst
Mssshaii Jewell, orr new Minister 10 Si.
Petersburg, is 50 Marshall 10 the army oi
the United States"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-07

Edsnsburg wsils oo account Of . lack Of
tenement houses. 1t 10 almost impossible
TO secure house there at any price.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-07

The bridge over the ALE
gheny at Tionesta will be com
pleted next week.