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OFFICE ! the Brick Bank Building, esratr ef
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PETROLEUM CBNTRE, PBHN'A.
May II. -f-
BONHAM SMITH,
ATTORNEYS ACOUNSELORS-AT LAW,
OBee nigh MiW, Freaklla, eai Petrelensa Cen
tre, TS. jsayie-u.
T. HtALPnE,
RESIDENT 8URCEON DENTIST.
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T. tt. CHRISTIE, HI. Dm
PETBIOIAN AND BURGEON I Odre nnpoalte
thaMcElnmy Houm, Pieaaantvilla, Pa.
Pereon Irum a diatante will aenerallv And him
at hla Office en ttaturday from lb a. at., to I pat.
eil4tr
Cal. I, R. HBOIfK tc S. J. HcCABEIN,
Dialarala
OIL LANDS, LEASES, ENGINES, .,
PLEA9ANTTILLE, PA.
a. I. wiuok. a a vak vnaea
WILSON aV VAN VELSOK,
6AUGER3 AND INSPECTORS OF
CRUDE PETROLEUM,
PICR, Mercantile Bulldlnr Oil City Pa., aad
with Owaton A Boweras Peurolenm Centre. Pa.
JulySMh, 1M tf.
H. O. Jarvis.
Sealer la
CABINET FURNITURE I
A LARGE ASSORTMENT ALWAYS ON
HAND.
loOKINO GLASSES In erea variety. Looking
uiaai ntM replaced In old Frame.
Pletmre Fraaies made to order
Carpets, Oil Cloths Wall
I'ltper, Window Shades,
A FINK STOCK.
UNDERTAKIlVn.
COFFINS of all licei on hand aad trimmed
to order on abort notice.
UII. BU2S AND .DOBS.
ta Aleo, Pnltv, Vamlt h, Btaln, Ac
Paawj ? Xm WASHINOTONST,
renoieam eeatra. II., July 14, lMM-tf.
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A. J. CHRISTY,
U. S, DRUG STORE
Oor, First V Ilorsadea SM.,
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PETROLEUM CENTRE. PA.. FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 26,. 1869.
HOTELS.
JHX HOTEL,
PBEU. C. HYDE, Proprietor,
PLKASARTVlLLB, PA.,
Opposite the Preebyteriea Church.
Fehltf.
QHASE MOUSE,)
. DRAPER, Proprietory
PLEASANTVILLE,
DuclS m.
1ENN'A
CI.inTOCK HOUSE.
PETKOLEOI CKNTRR, PA.
Tbli poomloi lot), ttmtol
Comer ! Main 4k Waohlu(ln!(U.,
Henrtho Dio h been relltled nrnl fiimlshod
thronuhonl, and the prorietor will j)r no palao
lo mako ll a
FIRST-CLASS HOt'SE.
oetf ' W. H. SABLE, Proprietor.
QENTRAL HOUSE,
MTIIOLIOM CITTR1, PA,
!laar OH QrMk a Allafhta; KItoi RallwaT Depot.
sayll-tr.
. J. CriOSS, Proprietor.
JOCHEaTKK HOI78E,
WaablDgtna atreat, Petreteaia Coatro, Pa.
COLE A GRIPFRV, . . Proprietor.
Thla Ilmiae la eontrally located, and the general
hearifraarte ra f oil men.
Petroleum Centre. Pa.. May 19. 1841 tf
AMERICAN HOTEI
PETROLKOSC CENTRE, PA.
J. R. BARNES, . Proprietor.
Thla novae la In a pleaeant tncality, and Vint a
ahoit walk from the Depot Tbernnrna are large
and eomriirtai le, and the labia aupplied with the
deltcarlre of th aaaaon.
J tf. J. R. BAIIXRS..
PETROLEUM HOUSE,
OIL CITY, PA.
nattat recently taken poaaeMion of the altera
Nnaae, wewnald moat reaptctiully inform the trar
eling pabllc that we propoaa lo "kei'p a note)," and
to convince thant of tba fact, we invite all who with
the comforta at a heme, to call npon na. It will be
bund
The Hotel of the Oil Regions.
Onr Sample Room la aupplied with the cholceat
Wlnca, tlqiioraand Cigars, aud nur table IU be
fouud laden with the very beat the market ennrl.
There la connected wtthth Houm four nratclana
RUllard Table. Alan, Barbi-r Shop and Bth
Hooma Oio u a cll, and conrtnee yonraelrea of
the truth minimi of onr aaaetluu.
CHARLES W. ST A ATS,
JAMES i. WHtTe:.
eetltf
pHANKLIN HOUSE.
MILLER FARM STATION,
On Oil Crock Hailrnad.l
THE HOUSE AND FURNITURE NEW.
C. W. TWIST. Proprietor.
Jnaef-tf.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
MILLER FARM, PA.
JOHN E. ROWB, Propr.
Good accommodatlona for tranalmt cnatomera
Day Hoard and Board with rooma on returnable
terma. The pniprietor will apare no paln to make
hla liotiae atirtctive in guema. "
I .NION HOTEL.
PLEA8ANTVILLE, PA
hli. wa i t i.Anit .nltftnl and ro
I ni1 rinniHT IH..UIU iiwiii,
fiirtiiahHl, 1 am now prepared to accommodate two
Staiica Iihto thl honae ihree tlmea a day for Tl
tnavlim Thereiaali"aliiicortit..'io Wthola.
Jiii-tf TIKIS. McKlNNKV, 1'P.p'r.
F. J. H W W & CO.,
MACHINES BOILER SHOP
WASHINGTON ST., PE
TROIiEl'M CENTRE, Pa.
BOilEM AND KJGIJtES REPAIRED
AT SHORT NOTICE.
Ati MrSe of afachlnn Wortl lona .romptlf tod
Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Feu Centre, Friday, march SO.
RED KIV1FE;
on
KIT K ARSON'S LAST TRAIL.
BT LKHN LEWIS,
Author of "The Wagon Train." "Tkt
Witch Finder" ''JAe Wafer Wolf,"
tte., etc.
CHAPTER I.
A t-TI oi,niocLi itikeiv
Towarrla the cloie of a beautiful day la
June. 1867, a man nnd woman, fnotinted up
on fleet huraei. came galloping 'over one of
the great plaint ot the Went, and drew rein
In the ahadc of a clump of cotton-woeda up
on the hank of a beautiful liver. They
had ridden far and rapidly. Their ateeda
were panting, and covered with iweat and
foam.
'Y muat give the lioraee a breathing
pell,'' eaid the former, slipping lo the
ground; aud hie companion nodded a grace
till a seen t. an ahe followed hie eiample.
The couple were evidently fatlicr add
daughter.
The man wan in prime of life, bate aad
hearty, with a large frame, which wai line,
wy and athletic, without eeaaing to here
fined, and prepoaaeaalng. He bad the keen,
shrewd look peculiar lo the advance gnards
nf civilization, and there waa an honest,
frank expraion on bin inn-browned face
that proclaimed Ilia Integrity and lonrage.
In her way, bin daitghtttr waa equally pie
tureaque and attractive.
In the early flues of womanhood, with a
pure, sweet, and tender faee, with eyes
darRlv glowloc. with eorat-tintod Hps. and
chveh aofll Buabed -With 1 hn trf--ttr
rote, wun imwr curia avaiinz oeoinu ner,
she waa as graceful as a gazelle, as light,
hearted as a bird, as lovely as a flower, and
as epirited as an untamed antelope.
The atream by which the couple hnd halt
ed was Wood river, a branch of the Platte,
in Nebraska, at a point fifty mites sortb
west or Kert Kearny.
"Are joit tired, Miriam?" asked tbe hun
ter, George Dane, with fatherly solicitude
-Tired, falser?" rejoined the maiden,
with a happy laugh. "Oh. no. How could
I lie tired after a day like this? Every
minute has been filled with pleasure and
exoiti'tnent. I fel as fresh as yonder bird."
Tbe lather smiled unileraiandingly, with
a look full nfl lie fendest affection.
"I can guesa the rnuae of your lightness
of ueurt," stld lie, smilingly. "Tbe return
now daily expected, of a certain Hubert
Karle. from tne mines or inano. may ao
count, I suspect, lor your prison! gladness."
A heightened color appeared on Miriam s
face, for tbe name raeniioned was that of
her lover. Shu answered the glanees of her
father, however, with a frankness that at.
teated bis entite sympathy with her, aud
said:
"True, father, mv heart has been untisii
ally light for sereral days past. How co'd
it be otherwise, sinee I know thitt Hubert is
coming?
Mr. D'tmc ilnl not reply. Ho was looking
with kindling e via. over tiic tun llower dot
ted plain; and his next remark showed bow
widely hia thoughts uail strayed.
'-I wonder what mother bas been doing
without na all day, Miriam. She must be
lonely, with no one to speak to or share her
aieals. 1 shouldn't wonder if we could see
our home Irom Ibis point." and his face
lighted up with x soulful glow. "Our Cot.
tags is not more tban seven miles distant;
Irl me see 7
lie drew from bis coat a poeket-glasa, ad
justed H to bis sight, pointing it in a north
erly direction, nnd gazed through it long
and earnestly, towards bis raocbeupen Car
rey's Fork.
"Ye, I see it. be said, at last, with a
long, deep, and joyful inspiration, as if the
sight relreshed bint in every aerve. "There
Is our cottage, u plain as day. I can even
see the vins you planted before the win
dows. Miriam. And there, on tbe grape
vine bench, under tbe big elm, sits your
mother, busy at her sewing. Bless her!
She does not imagine we are looking at her
Look Miriam."
He yielded the instrument te bis daugh
ter, who obeyed bis injunction, ber lovely
face glowing with smiles as she regarded
the distant h"m'eene.
"Dear mother!,' she mnrmmed. "It Is a
treat to her lo be able to sit out tinder the
the trees without tear of molestation.
Tbero are no bnatiles Indians hereabouts
n,,w are there, falhor?"
UV'No, Red Knife, as you bave already
heard, was killed yesterday by a settler, and
bis band bas retreated towards the moun
tains. I will confess, Miriam, that during
all tbe lime w have been in Ibo West, 1
have not felt so light-hearted and care.free
as since we received news of Red Knife's
death. Yon have just seen how this joy
bubbles over in tne. Hd Knife was a do-
tnnn, rather than a savage.'
Miriam ehudilered, and her fealnres even
puled at the luemery of tbe Iodlun men
tioned. He nerer ipsrd a ps'e face," she salrl.
striving to speak calmly. "Desolation and
cruelty marked his path. For more tban
three years he bts raged to and fro upon tbe
plains like a ravening wolf, tie waa the
terrer of tbe herder."
"You have named bim appropriately Mi
riam," said tbe hunter. "He had a fiendish
hatred of the wbite race, and his victims
bave been many."
Mr. vane neld out bis band for tbe glass.
and Miriam was In the act nf restoring it,
when a strange, gasping, panting sound
quickly startled them both, and lent them
quickly lo Ibeir saddles.
Tbe hunter wheeled his borse and looked
down upon tbe river-bank, from which di
rection the sound bed come, bis manner
self-possessed, but bis countenance indica
tive or alarm. Tba maiden followed bis ex
ample. Her eyei were tbe first lo discover tbe
cause of tbe sound that bad startled them,
detecting a man's figure creeping along
through tbe undergrowth or bushes lining
tbe shore.
At tha lame moment, their presence tn
turn was detected, for the man-dropped sud
denly among tbe protecting bushes, as if be
oaa oeen shot.
"An Indian ?" whispered Miriam, draw
ing Irom her bosom a revolver.
Tbe hunter shook bis bead, continuing lo
watch the spot at which tbe man bad fallen
bis band on bis rille, bis manner that of ene
ready for action.
Suddenly, as the man showed a haggard
face peering cutitiouely from his conceal
ment, Mr. Dane s anxious countenance broke
into a smile, and he cried out:
"Hallo! Is that you, Thompson? Do you
take us lor Indians, that yon skulk tbere in
the bushes?"
The individual addressed was silent a
full minute, as it seemed, from sheer
amazement; then be sprang out from bis
hiding-place with a cry af relief, and ad
aoced swiftly towards tba father and daugh
ter. .
He was a man of middle age, or tba ordi
nary type of backwoudamea, atrong and
brown and stalwart, af the rude, rough type
that seems to belong to tbe border. His
face was haggard and white, although cov.
ered with perspiration. Bis breath came
through bis parted lips in quick, uneven
gasps He bad run lar ana swirtiy, anu
looked as if about to drop from fatigue.
"What happened, Thompson ?" asked
Dane, with keen anxiety, the man's singn
lar appearance giving hia a sudden shock
of alarm.
' The Indians!" gasped Thompson, scarce
ly able to command bis voice. "They are
coming! Red Knife and his band divided
my wife my children! Help me! Help
me!"
"What is this?" cried Dane, agitated In
spile of bis efforts at self-control. "Red
Ko'fe was killed yesterday"
"He was only wonnded," Inlerttipted
Thompson. "H is coming le take his ven
geance on us settlers. He bas divided his
band into two. They were lip at the Deer
Fork this morning, and are now coming this
way. The points to be atruek are your
bouse and mine.'1
"My God !'' ejaculated Dane, as bic Infor
mant paused in bis excited breathless narra
tion. .
"A horse! a borse!" cried Thompson,
reeling with fatigue. "I cm go pn further
on foot. My wife, my children God pily
and save them!"
He looked from tbe bnnter to his daugh
ter In agonized and mule supplication.
Dane snatched the glass Irom Miriam's
bands snd plaoed it to his aye.
Ho looked to the northward-saw his pret
ty cuttago, bis wile busy at her needle, un
der the trees and glanced at the dim line
of the horizon stretching away eastward and
westward from bis liame.
Suddenly tbe glass dropped from his bands
his face blanched lo tbe hue of snow
From the west, seeming te advance from the
olouds nfaoarlat and cold be had heboid a
band of mounted Indiana riding towards
that unprotected borne, towards the uncon
scious and helpless woman.
With a frenzied cry, he put spurs tn bis
horse, and dashed away like a madman.
shunting te his daughter lo follow him; at
the aim Instant Thompson staggered and
fell in the maiden's path, holding up bis
bands in anguish.
"Mv wile! mv children"' be groaned
Ther was no besitstion In tbe soul of the
brave Miriam.
Mine is but a single life: he baa seven
denendira- on blm." she said, aloud.
As she spoke, she leaped from her saddle,
and. with a gesture, commanded bim to
lake her place.
"But your danger!" faltered Toompeon
"The Indians"
Miriam asin pointed to the saddle.
"Go," she commanded. ".Think only of
vonr famllv. and be goner
Si I I Thompson hesitattd. sweeping the
horimn With esgr glances, to assure him
self that no immediate danger threatened.
A change camn over bis race at he looked,
and he uttered a wild cry, catching up the
glass Mr. Daue bad lot fall and looked tbre'
it.
The sight he beheld eonvulsed bim with
terror.
Not a nrile away to the west, be ssw eom-
f .fivTr.vrsp ov gcin rr,r..
25 CTS. WEEKLY
RAILROADS.
Erie Rnd Plttsbargh H, H
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N AND AFTER SrTNDAT, NOV. M, ills,
trains will ran oa thla road ss follows: .
leavs sms souTHWjian. -10.S5
a. m., Ptttaburch Express, atopa at all st
Nona, snd arrives at A All. W. R. K.Traae
fer at 1 83 n m., at New Cattle at 1,11 av.
and at Plttalmrgh at 8 oo p. tn.
4. SO a. m.. Accommodation from Jamestown, ar
rives at A. A O. W. K. R. Traaasw at 61 .
is., at New Cattle at 7 so I u, sal al
Plttammrh at 10.no a. m.
(.10 p. nt. Mixed Train leaves Erie for Share
stopping at sll Intermediate stattaas aad ar
riving al 1.0 a. m.
..onrawsiui.
T.l S Erie Expreaa las- as New Cattle st 1,411 a av,
w vv. . a ATanaitirai il,lo a.
-wod arrlvee at Erie at S.S0 p m , makiac
clone connection for Bur, and Niag. Kelte.
4,39 p m. Erie Accommouat ton loaves N. Castle al
7, p m , A A O. W. R. R. Transfer at l,M
p m., Jameatown at 1.40 p. m.
8.SO p. tn- jllx-d Train leaves Sharon for Iris, ar
rtvlng at 11, to p m.
Plttalmrgh Kunnna tonth connect tl Jaraeatnwaj
atll,A0 pm. will t, A K. Eaprees. for FranV
lln and (HI t'ltt. Connects at Transler at I BS p m.
with A. 4 0.W. Accommodation weal, for War.
rcn, Kavenna and Cleveland.
Erie Expniaa north connecta at A. A G. Tf Trans.
erat 11,1a a m., with Mail east for Meadvlllei
Franklin, and Oil City, and atJamestewS with J.
A K. Express Tor Franklin.
Trains connect at llocbeater with trains tar
Wlwllns aneVall points In Wat Virginia, and al
Piltabiirv'h connection for Philadelphia, Harris
bun. Haltlmnr. and Waahineian. Vim Wnttavlvaala
Central Railroad.
Erie Kxpruw North, emnscts at Ulrard with
Lake chore trail a Westward for Cleveland.
Chirani and all points 1nthewetj at Erie with
Philadelphia A Kilo llailrnad foremtv, Warren.
Irvlnetoa, Tbllonte, Ac, and with B'.itfale A Erie
PaUnavl for Hnffalo, Dunkirk, Niagara Vails ssaf
New York City.
F. N. F'N-NEt,
Aas't Hiiperintetidanl
BUrFALO AND ERIE RAILROAD.
On and after Mondav. Nov. iilrd, I Sen.
Passenger Trains will rnn on this road as sallows t
lsaVi ems aroma east.
1.4(1 A. M. NIOIII' KXPREMS. stopping sS
t-t" Riplry, Weatneld, Dnnklrk and Hlver
crevk, arriving at Pntfalo at 4.41 A. sL
ttK A. M., NKwxORK EXPHIOavSKatan
IU.JJ Ftng at WestSeld, Broeton. Dunkirk, Bue'Jf iili
mi uopVSf '-"avjagle mLjLi"
5,ve P. M, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, stef
a-ev ping at rtonneaar, westneio, e met on
Dunkirk and wllvercroek, and arrives aa
llnlralo at lu.46 1. M.
O.Aft A. M., MAIL AND ACCOM MOD A
I If TION, stopping at all atationa, arriving aa
fliiA'alo al l.4n A. M.
OtIX P. M., DAT KXPIIESS, atonplng a
K-bVJ Northeast. Ripley, WaatAeld, Dunkirk,
Sllvercreek and Ar-gola, arriving al But
falo at rtn P. M.
lieavb nnrrain aotso west.
IfftOK P. M-, DAT KXPItESS stopping st Aav
mtim'J (oia, MUvcrcntk, Dnnklrk, Un.etoB,
Vc-l field and Northeast, antvlngatErle
St 8,44 P. M.
4, Ak P. M., MAIL AND ACCOMMODA
UWTION.a topping at sll stMlons, arriving
at Kris at KSo P.M.
0.A A. M., TOI.KDO KXPRES. stepelng a
Ml all stations, and arriving al Erie a' lokf
A. M.
O.Aft, P M., STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, atee
W pnR M Angoln. hilvercreek, Dunkirk
Broeton. Waatficld frod Northeast, arrive
Ins at Erin at I.9n A. M. -
fn A. M., Nltllir EXPRESS, stopprng s4
ww tilvercrec, Dunkirk snd WettSold, atv
riving at Kr'e at 4.4o A. M.
Railroad lime ia to minutea rarer than Site time'
R N BROWN, Gao l Supl.
JJUt rALO, COIIHV PITTSOUal
KA1UKUA1I TIME lAllhBl
Takes sffoot Monda", November fid. UU,
aORVnWARD.
Accommodation leavea Corry 1.10 f. at. f Clytsat
4. I ; Panama 4.15; Sherman 4.25; Summit !,eat
r. a ; Mayvllle t.So arriving at Broeton 1,eo p. m
Expreaa train lenvet Corry 9.8b a. at. i Clymer t.m
P,.6 i a lo4 : Sherman 1(1.14: Stimuli 10,aO;llasv
vlllell.to, and arrive at Brecton 1. 0
Mail leavoa Corry 1,1ft r. sr., alopplng al all sat
tlont, arriving at Broeton 4JS0 p. St.
anuTHWAirt.
Mall train leavea Broeton at v.nn t at , ttopptag at'
All atatinna, strive at Corry at VI, i e. at.
Exniea leaves Broeton at X,S4 r. a. : MayvIlM'
1,15 : btimmit S.45; Hrermen 4,oor Panama 4.SH
Clymer 4.38. end arriving at Corry at a.ol r. a.
Aceom-nodatUm leavea Broeton Too P. a., Msv.
villa aid. Snmnrlt 8.4o, Sherman R.K, Panama t,3(
Clymer 1,45, arriving at Corry at lo,4o T. St.
ecxMEcrrotts.
Paaaercers leave lloffilo on the Tolerin Eau'ea
or Hay Expra, enn,reilng at Bmctrm with tralna
for Mawlla. Sherman, Panama, Clvaaer snd Ourrvs
eonnecrleg at Currv witn tralna on the Oil Creek R.
R. for lltutii. Mi'lnr, Pioneer and Pet. Osntrv;
Oil City and Ptttabtjign.
Alao, eonnwting at ivntv with tralpa on the Part.
adelphia Brlu rload, for Philadelphia anl Harrie.
burg; an on the Atlantic and Gre.it Western ItalN
way for fnlon, Mradvlll, Greenville, Pa., end
Warren, Ohio, and Ismestownapd Riud, lph.N.Y
1alns leaving oil City at 411 a m., ikirr af
9, So a. ni., nrntiecticg at Rroctm with train oa B
E. K. K . arriving In BnlTln at I. In p at,
Trains leaving Of) City at 0,11 a m wilt eeaaaetl
with Mail Train laavlng Cnrrv at. 1,11 p. ai., cosv
neettug with Expraaa Sat on R. A E H H , arriV.
Irnj In Buffalo at KM p. m. Lasrii'g Bnthlo at 4,sv
p. m , srrlvlni." at Corry at 1o,W p. m.
Alto, ennaet-at Mayvllle wlih Sleambista w
Chamano.ua Ikaidunng saaaoa of aavlgatlou, w
Jamattown ted Uimeolph.
A. n. TtlUXf . Snp..
Janl. Msvrllle. V. I.
1,4 XV UlESiiiYlA.',
T A. I Xj O R!
AND CLOTHE CL EASES !
At Legsett'sold Ilitrrrea ShOOf
Malir Street y
PBTROLIUlf CENTRE, F.t.
DVSiIN'G di ne tn order, Week dotre wrt! sayl
aailtfactlna gnaranweS liH msi will
u vr. xtm.ymir
r-svivrja?iww 1