f etfo!ewn Centre Daily Record.
;i'rl. -ttiMrt, Moatluj, t'ca. 31.
AHU1VH. AK VCI'UIIFBC OF
1 II Air.s;o,N O. c:. 4t A. U. ft.
No. 2. Pnssn-nii r Leave Ourrv 11.20 a.
m.; Titi.nvillc. 2.el)p. tn ; Petroleirn Cm-in-,
I AO n. m.; Oil City, 2 22 p. in.: lr-
ttneion, S Id p. ui.
No i. rwiif!iT f.euve Corry 6. 10 a. m
TiUiHVillf. 7.SS a.m.; Petroleum Centre
X 14 a in; Oil City, 59 ni; in rive at lt-
v i n i inii 11. til in.
Ki. C, r.imi.;pr Leave Curry 6 05 m;
tnnt.vi.it-, i in' p m; reirn'.uin Centre,
ti,.'.3 p Mi j arrive hi i" iuy ,gu p in.
KOHTU.
JW I, Pasm-ncer Leave Irvinemn 7.15
an;; VU City, nulla j Pcindt'iiui Ceu
ire, 11.05 in; Titusf.lic, 11,50 a to ; arrive
ut torrv I, III p in.
No. .'I, P.is..nger Leave Trvii.eton. 12,-
iift p in; uu city z.oi p m;-Petroleum On
tre, 8.;i p m; TiluiU, 4.20 p ui; arrive
at Ctirr :.4i) d in.
No. 5, tV-si'imi'i Lpnvi! Oil C"y 7.00 u
m; IViro.Viim Centre, 7.43 .i in; Tiltisviilt,
8,J n ir; arrive ut Coiry 10,1(1 u in.
Hivino Service.
PREsnyiEiJUN church.
Frenching nt 11 o'clock A. M., and 7
o'clock T. M.
Rev. J. T. Oxtobv, Pastor.
liETHODlST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sen ices every Sabbath nt 11 A. M. aon
?2 f. M
uata five,
nl to till.
Sabbath School at 12'J P. M.
cordial invitation extend-
Est. C. M. Ukird, Pastor.
T3. PETER
PAUL'S (Cutkolie)
CHURCH. ;
.Mass at 104 a. m.
Vesper and Benediction or tho Bleeed
Sueraiumit nt 4 p. m.
Caleobbjtu at 2 p. in.
JAME.-VDUW. Pastor.
Gold l-d,.y 119.
NO PAPER.
To-roortow briii; thtt anniversary oi
"Wisbingtoir birth-Day. and a legal boll-
-u ty.. uu paper will uj is mod from lb
oQoe.
Tbe meeting nt the Presbyterian Chinch
continued tu bo held. - There in a renewed
iuterest being manifested In the gi-od woilt.
and many are being led to we the error of
ineir ways, and haven-solved to bicme
better men and women from ibis time forth
Tho Tier. Mr. Findley, of Meicer. will cub
tiniie io conduct services ut that clutch
during the present week.'. He is u powerful
and eiotiueut divine.
Nutv W 1:1.1.. A bew well was struck on
the X A. tract ol nix ucrm, ownej by L
II. Colluui, J. Overy and John I). Brnwn
j til, l iiiii south of uud near the line of the
I ilallory lurm. it started up wiib a line
J show, yieldinj; about 12 barrel within u
kort lime, when uufortiinuiely it became
juilially filled witu mud. It will prubab y
. jnovoBii 8 to 12 barrel well. Owned by
tie ubore in tiled parties.
Tile Aniierson well, on the Daixell farm,
an old weil that lias been yielding oik fur
the lust lour or five years, and iwl.ieh hd
run down to uhont iwo barrels per day, nm
r't'c-ntly pmcliused by Mr. G. W. llawes.
lor the mm or $2,(J()U. Mr. II. gave the
well a thorough cL aaintf out, uud it Is uow
yinldioK 18 i.arrels y.r luy, with a ood
prospect of iui;re,iin. We have not the
ieu loiibi but that masy other well
in lliia vivinily milit be largely In
ci eased t.y ilie !i0ve or some otli-r eyuallv
as good u eti od.
PlITSICAI. Cll.TUUE. Mrs. K M. Csi
J'"?! i Chicago, takes pleasure in snyinjr
to tlio'lnd;es ol lVlroleuni Centre, that i-ue
will deliver a free ad 1 1 vm to tt;i m, on Tn
li. n'ieriiiii, I'Vb. 22. at 2"..; o'eloili, In
tbe M. K. Chureh. isul-jecl 'Cause nl the
K.uly Decline of tile Aineric.m Women, nnd
bo io Iraiu lur oirspiirii!, in order lo se
cure to them the bihesl Physical, Mural
unci Mentnl Uniily."
Should the above leclure piovn a success,
Mrs. C will give u series of Ibie or four
b-ciiiii't t the same pi .ce. Mrs. 15. comes
hi if highly rrcouimended as a ludy of cul
ture, , );ieat candor, nf rare experience'.
mm m) ttiorniiulily t'ann st in lu r labor of
iove, that sue can but ai.cuuinlia a preat
amount of Bond. We b-speak f.jr ber a
lurye atleinlano." "I I lie ladles i,( our place.
Fins ! lie otlkv of Corueii & lleers, on
their irc! on the hill helween tills pl.ice
anil aior farm, w is burn. (I yesterday a ui.
Mr. Foley, the clerk, had baivly time to jump
from tbe window in bis night cloibes, badly
cutting one of bis feet, and losing sll his
cliilbing, gold watch, ic. Tbe books uud
papers of the company weie also destroyed
The lire was occisioned by an explosion of
gas. It appears taat tbe gas stove in use at
the nftice bad recently been changed lor a
c ial stove, but the gis pipe had n it linen
nmoved Mr. F. was engage in swi iilni
u'll tho I'li iui, accidentally till tbe slop-coik
of ti e 1 1u Sv lib I lie I. renin nod ui.enud il.
'I'be loom iiumo i laieh hilt d with aa slid
"a iplos!on aniS lire occm'td.
A Bravb Man. Thti Nasr York Hnrald
pays the following compliment lo a bra
dcservlu worklmr man: "A boiler burst
in fi'c-st Twoi ty-tliird street yesterday (.Feb-
runry 14), and throe persons were injured,
a number of persons miriowly escaping
Tiie conduct of the engiueer, John Donnel
ly, d'serve Ibo liiuhesi cnmtnenda'lon.
lie is tb.it t'je boiler wns lenking, and
that an explosion was inev.t ihle, but with
a senso of duty, instead of flyin fiom the
danijer, bo bravely stood lo his post and
C iiumeneed lo ilriwont tbe fires. Uelore
ho completed the tusk, however, the explo
sion look place, and the gallant fellow w.ig
i.-loivu feverul rods into nn adjoining yard,
and ilia head, .arms and luce were dreadfully
ca did. lie is a poor man, with a family,
aud bis life is in a critical condition While
we are giving lavishly to our indigent great
meu and the families of our unfortunate.
dN's not this brave le lion's devotion' and
daring deserve n rousing lew.ird?-'
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: "A wo
man named Catharine li.iley appeared in
ibe Pulici Court yesterday morning against
a mm named Patrick Mtlveewn, whom she
claimed had wasted a large inueiiat of vitu
peration iipntt her, and ufterward '-kicked
lur sixteen feet over a hydrant." Mr.
Mc Kenan, who w..s present, did not tvrm
cupibleof sendiiiit ucb a healthy woman
upon such a balloon voyage, aud us the
matter seemed to partake somewhat of a
IWvisided row the case was continued. If
Mi. McKeown possesses tbe nitisciil.ir power
in bis right leg that is claimed fur him, he
inigbt make it profitable io rent himself out
to the publishers of a country newspapers,
lie would be very serviceable in kicking
delinquent suincribc m."
An old necro preaching in Auburn a few.
venings since, refeirmg lo the yenrral leu
dency of preple lo wish they bud the lalen
of somebody else, then they would do nt
great deal of goud ln tbe world, puts tbe
Case thus clearly: "What would the hum"
aim' bird d i wid de eagle's wings? he could
sip de leastest sweet from no fl..wer. And
t what could de eaiila do aid do humin'n
bird' wings? be could kick de earth ull tie
lime and notbin eluc. liredern use de wines
nl faith G id can gio yon and God will care
I'Tlioth de esg! aod de bumiuin' bidsr
Big
bt."
Meadville bus a city Library. In niaking
mention of some ol the valunb e worki that
have b.en ptveuted lo il, the Republican
sns:
We cannot help relerrinj again to the
handsoiiiM gill ol Cpl. J. E. Kay of I'.-iro-leiiin
Cen Ire. (J.A.Spencer, I) D.'s His
tory of the United Males, 4 Vo s. ) this is u
magnitleent work, euibell'sb'd Willi leuiui
iul steel engravings fiom such uriisis ax
R.oilze, Weir, Powel, Cinippele, Thos.
Nttut and others, undceitainly cul l not
have been purchased at a less coit iban
se.'enty-b've dollais. II permisahle we
ell ill suggest that such valuable books
should uevtr bo permitted to leave ll.e
I on i s of the Library, as there is gn at da:i
gerol them being invparably injured.
so urtE inn
A si-nlimenisl young lady lost a curly
pood e on which s!io set gieil value, uud
wtiieh she fed with her owu hands. Mot
lotig after the poudle had departs 1 this
iraiisiiory lile, Fridnlina was sei n lo Ci.i.
leniplate with gieat peiisiveiies the couti
tenaiice of a bewiskered and rihgle. ted
young man. 'Ffidolinn, my dear," a. id
her maiden aunt, a very popirold lady,
"don't look so at young Fruz1)-; he'll think
you ute In lovo w i ill him." I can't help
it, Aunt Sophia," replied Fridulina, with
tears in her lovely eyes, "bis vxpressiuu is
so like my pet poodles." i
A letter liom a gontleman at Fort Scott
nays: Tho to.vn Is now divided b'Uween
religion und the devil, and up lo ibe lime
of writing there were uo odds to l.e got on
either window. The devil was lepr. senied
by a lot of pretty girls, who were doing the
"leg business" to crowded houses eve ry
eveu ng. Every moruing thero was a heavy
revival, and the pulpits weie hhaken in
denunciation of the leg. In the evening
the leg was shaken at tho pulpits, uud so tl.o
tl.i ig was running.
A suit l us been comiueneid against the
Atlantic and Great Western Ril.vay Com
pany, by ij'io iciruanlo, coiupollim fin
coipnration to show cause why their rl.oi
ter should not bu revokod. The allegation
s tliallhe cumpany has not complied wit b
the charier einpowerinjC It to eonneet lle
coal Holds of Mercer county with Erie
through Meadville. The argument lakes
place lu Nisi Priiis Court on I lie 22 I inst.
Tbe moral city Jut Erie tins a sensation
item at last, the main facts ol which are
a diabolical outrage cnmmllled on the pei
snn of a little girl by one Small, a railroad
engineer.
On Putut'd iy night a ore occuired in Hor
beil's diuiuj; i.uuid, Piiuharj. Loas about
.).0C0.
atlt.l.l.lUD.
Teslerday a stranger, alrnileil iniu Wnsli
Ingtan Hall, "hinted in'' (our Quid ounce of
benzine, and Invited the mixologist t pi y
him a game of billiards. Aa the barkeeper
hadn't lime, the anxious stranger Invited
everybody that came I ti. but all declined.
Then he wanted lo know Ifanybody knew
bow to pluy in l his town.
Jut then MoCrae.ken came In, ond tin-biliiurdi.-t
tickled him. Ma. said be wi ii!d
lay a game, and the Birnnjers countenance
brightened. He pulled off hi coal, select
id a cue, critically suiiinb d dowu it tn see
il it was straight, balanced il, carefully
chalked It, and not ready. "Well, whore
first shot?" "Ob," laid the stra' ger, -you
take the Grtf."
Me. shot and co inte.I. li t kept on shoot'
ing and cuuuting until the stranger gut
Interested. He followed him around the
table und watched e.ich shot, and sli.l
M.'Cr.uUeo counted, making nil ports ol (an.
cy shots. Then a bored look spread orer
the strangers countenanc-. II" went to the
bar and "histej in" more benzine. Then
he sat dowu and reud the newspaper. TLcn
be fidgeted around.
And all tbe time McCracken kept on
Counting, until finally be r n the gume out,
put on bis coat, and nonclnuant',! walked
out without saying a word. The Uiectmili t
ed slranger sland v.icautly ultei .Mc ruck
en for a lew inomeuis, and then, with an
other "hi t" ut the henziue bottle, paid b s
bill and walked out, with the remark tint
he believed l.e would go uv. r to Telle
Haute and play billiards. IiidiauapUiis
Journal, Feb. Ui'i.
Sl'llUKN Em.C A't'tllN ok Ltu A Jnllllg
lady in Ci'icnnall bad a braii-m w si usa
tiou in tae fasnson line one day last week.
She was walk ing up I'mirltl .-Heel in suli
liiue iudiMVieucx lo Ibe brez.' that wis
spotting with ber skirw, and lo the eyes
that weru lurued toward ber shuj ely liul
and pretty ankle, when sud leuiy, us H.'io
slnj pid to gjze into a simp window, there
weie ii.dicvin'is of u c.) a; Si' uu Ilie II I 1 1
f one ul her tncely u' jiute.1 can , s. Then
tulb.wi d one i f the mom leiuark-blu cj.-ea
of eiuacialiuu on rmmd, loi in ei.s tnuu
ttir e uiionti'S the lower ini tiou of the uu
lortllllule liilltl Was I'tdliceil to hull its turn.
er a zo. Meantime tho )ouug lady had
Walked about a luo.k. utierly iiu.iiioUliil i t
Ibe lenilile drain trout wh.cli her at stem
Was sull'eiinf. At last a red bnibreii
white gailti- fed lioui US place und clung
lo her gaiter. Til. o illg lu.ly haile.l.
lu-ked, fcreaiu-d, a.idil.eii Halt fiiuted
I'oiu ilie tn ukn'ekd Ciiised by the los. o1
sawiual, but soou locover. d, and with u
in rvoiis speed aouglii r- fuge in a horse car.
whiie a young ui. in who hud ttaliMie.l the
lady '.- projiess up the sir el, shook bis hi ud.
sighii.g, Dust to .lur."
In a C ncm latl thea rel tsi mtturlay.
Lucille Western played Madam Vine" be
fore all audience largely cum n sell ot the
eiui mn ide, upon wh on she piodm-eii n
powerliil iinpt" sion. After the interview
win the betrayer aul "Lord .Mount
Severn"' was ended, and she x. luiuied.
"My God I why can I nui iliu!" there w ,s
a Uutier iigof catniiric ad a lu.i.Ir d hn.der
chief went up to eye tlllusid to Wei p'lig,
and ut least a sjore, wlios.' heuris one
night yell suppose lo have turned tu Hint
by years of siiaiue, l.oed tin ir tieu'ls and
wepi in their deep sympathy lor a poor
fallen woman.
Tho murder o i)r. Livingstone, the Afri
can vxplur r, which was reported it lew days
ago, tsjiot believed b the most competent
uui boruii a in Eivlund. Hii Roderick .Mur
Chisou, himself ,u ullAlrtcan explorer,
publishes a letter in whiou ho denies ihe
probabili'.y of Dr. Livingstone having been
at the bead of the Congo river, ninety days
journey Item tne uiuiiih, where, uecoiduig
lo Cupuiti Locbraiie's stateuient, he tt us
burned by the nutives us a sore, re r From
what is known of Ihe course I),-. Livi gs
l.ine intended lu take it is impossitile that
lie could have been iu this locality by the
tiuiu indicated.
Tbe IIooolu ii Gazette, of Jamil ry 12IK
says that Iliu voIlmiiic M-nui o I.u i showed
considerable uonvity, A dense smoke ws
cunslantly is-uin I'mm it' uud n-v. lal 1 1 in s
(ltiurshu l been seen iu the itighl. The
ciau-r nl Kduuee w s couipaiulively muuiite
nllliuii.h It was iilmei , ublu that the Finoke
Issuing linui the crevices iu uud aliml the
crater was itiuo i morn dense t .au it bus
hilheilo been known to i.e.
Mietuii.8 ut the .Vieliiodisl Chinch uie tu
lo be cuiti oiled this week. Thorn will he
preaching lu-u'ghl
VAItU.
I take this inet'.od lo thank my ma y
liendj uud the puo.iu generally fir tu.-ir
kind and liberal pairon ige during my uon
neciion in the Grueery business wiih II
C. VV io iter. It is not my iM'euiioo ui le.te
tho oil let; mn and I exu CI Snuu y no ,a
leisitn ss ug.lii when 1 will bo glad in s .
all my old fjiends. Jous.vy FtLiua.
A general iir b r. proiii'i'galed Trien the
War l)-ii rimi nl. prnvhli ihaf lo realler
no v. laltle oils will e Issued for illuinina
lii;g uitpose at military po'ts, and nil va
I let li s of coal oil will he regarded as Toln
lile. In (teiM-roI I nl rll yill be supplied for
bmis-'vf till aetluT f""" th tccetssry
iiliimlOKthMi of milliiary puis. But the
veHtkeep ptpion and fiawlnn just
Ihouci la era waa m War Uepartmeal.
Anv'naea abowaan exhibits oae iTbl
ryes picaerved a fco'tle, vhlcb be tell
his andienco "wi ponped out In free
light In tbe rit'.j !y nis ycr town."
Ca lifi-rnia bus a new town called 'Shirt
Tail Canon.'
I, in-ill ol !!.
We would call (lie attention ol our busi
ness men to Ilie superior styles of job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at present being
tin in ii out In i in this office. Wo are prepar
ed to execute job priming of every descrip
tion In the lu'cat and most fashionable style
of the art, and at reasonable rates. tf.
Citit.niitNS Cakiiiaurs A lino assort
ment at the Furniture Store.
lliglinu k, Cmigtesa nod Empire Spring
wale r ut Grfles Bros, fei 8if.
Valel.tiiies i f all kino's at Grifce Bro. tf
Horse Slu e Nails, whniesale and retail,
at Nichols, n A lllm kmiin's. 2d-lf.
Tin-New lias Pump tor sale at Nicholson
i Eiuckmon s. tf.
Tins Muans I'.t'stNKSs! My entita stock
of jtoods Is oll'i red St COdI,
A. S. Sjriru.
Die 5 tf.
The New Gus 1 uiup lur sale ai Nicholson
& Ulackmoi 'a. tf.
SiiKtttffs SaLii i Cuiskd Nicholaoni!
ilia kuuiii I'M vim b light him out at this
place and Kane Ony. If.
Reduced Price at L-'mnn rs & Alden's.
nov.iaii.
Underrbiihii g lu large ijuanuiK'S t Ltttn
tneis & A den's
The luresi uu i Ikoi iiNioiuieiit of Ta'de
fiinlerv, ever brought into Ihe c unlry at
Niichol-un llluckiiion's. ll.
L"nnnr A Abbn'sis t eontv stole to
ijity good, ilur h e and cheap clothing.
I. minimis & Al.nu's is the only while
mans, cunl ihi: stun- in Ihe Ci t'lie.
Onlets la .i n I'i.i suits und U'S guur mte. (I,
L ul'n is & Allien'
A S Sm ih o ne slues ul tools and
shoe! is iil..na nl en.-! lor l'..e ui xl til) days
Dec 5 if.
A. ? Sioiib iu niiter to close mn his lar.-e
stuck n I uln s s'.'oi &c. If rs i hem nt CoM
as H. ey u. usi le si Id lu tt.eiuxt Gil da vs.
De0 S if.
Pirlor ana oilice si. ite. a few b it anil
Will be sold a' (MHt at .1. l.ulherford.K. tf.
CnrriH e II u s. w aolesitle an I retail, n
Niei.oiS'Ui it II .ckouirrs lill-if.
Just received m biree and w II a-sorted
slock ol shelf h nd Marti at J. Rnlherlord's.
If.
N KW a lV I'.liTlSrJM L.VTs.
iii.-i;.iit"Mov xoTicr. .
'Slie en tir neiship I ir-f-iforH nd-t:lig b. two ii
I . C 'e ei met .'. I Fn i.- io d -i tli-
flrni r,a n . f t ncli er .v 1 el Is th day -l; 1 d
m -in. unit i ou-i nl. 'lis tti-b ess t I b m-oi ijuei
ed here. f er i,v i. ( t Heht-r i ilehi- wi.l le
rutted ki i e i-l- re or b , bn J. F. I'st All
kimuitig theiiii.'.veM 'tiileh'il will ptflH cull nnd
suit e. ct Cunliu, Felt 19 ,8 u. -
II. I". WAi'l TKIJ.
fM'Siv Ji'll.Vj. FhLIKl!
Ait. ti. Ml. DKUKbl,,
tMsicii'iIij-jtvi, iil Foilnn-
'I II tk-j
m 'nki-n Vooin 2(1 at ihe AMUHTCAN HOThL
until .much Mi OT.
As a Pin iiuli'girt M'S T). is CoilIJ. nd L'tiiis:
tvltli t'o.vti'r
fhsmcter ' lito'i in Pull, i 00; eic'iei of
t'hn ac er. 31 iu; t'aaiiui bias tlen s, $ 0";
l.iulie-,5 ; or.luoi ttOuof, liuuts. SiUu; l,tuie-,
a. i c!s
I will no de crb' I'h'irnc-cr from lakeiiessia
ell bv 10 In". "I1U lelllrll LliO Likonu with il.s
v, nt iii t r 6 1 1 1. -
av ee -jlvin with regard to Matrlnoiny, either ti
tlnrrb d ur Hiel.-
I'.ai a.-i'T Hu b, niel irem l.tkoni FbK .
v-i'tjasu can at ua.e aud htar tor yoursu I join
ili-tbiy .
piiilludt-sirSaia .V Krl U. It.
Ibne. -0 niln-iieri fas er b n Trl-tl'ni.
Cn nnd idler M aiday. Nov. 'Mb, tSlitl tho tinlns
on lite I'uilauclpiiia ii ilriu ltui roai will run as
fulhiu: i
w'KnT-'rD. .
Mail Trn'a Imves I'l.llmte phia, B.85 n ui
.. .. le'ives I'm y, B fiO l 111
" ' hi rivii, hi V.f e. Kj'Ainni
t rio Expr le.vt-s I liie ilclpht i, lMu a in
le-iv. rm-rv. a.ifu iu
" " m i p us nt i Vie, 10 u a in
Aecoia'li, 1 aves l o- y. l.rsi p m
' ' n. rives iu I iii. 8,4. p iu
I'Ai-i'lVARD.
Mi-il Train eav.- Kile.
" - lean l uriyf
" " a liies "I I. ihklo phi
I- riu t Xir. in1' s Mite,
h dm s o n ,
( " niii-is hi Pi Ihnli Iplria,
Ai'roin'n biivisi Ki!'-.
. " an iv, ul O rry.
8 411 m
lo . II a 111 1
ii. .n a m
4.I.U p m
5..H1 p in
12. 6 11 111
10 11 m
tin o"
ry 'lad It iue o . I- mv., wo-t nl l-vl i toa m ll
li-ins 011 ' il C o ndtlgii-nr i.lfer U'lbnad
t. it . ' b Yl.H I. ' plus i'
,.1- i'nr iuiud. li iVor.i uu t tu iBt.tSn)
ot t-'icL.
Kuumeiatlcg a few of ib tnuu to i.
f anal at
L. M. STEENBURG'S
Lumber Yard
Vasirnij'tui-St ri'trok'um
ttiitre,
Frte.nd.i sud pntrons. nns andatt,
Ycnr atleuth n to my '-biz'' I would call;
Tbm are dull and money tight.
But tn these liuie I'm looking tor lifih' ;
To tboio who arc building rigs without nnnibsr,
I would liiforn: .hik Is lb placuto buy Luiutir;
My motto Is this: -'Q ilc"; Sales ' d sana'd I Tutu,"
for busincis Is healll y und I think much ol h;
In q 'allly my Lumber Is second tn none,
And as fur Shingles, I keep No. 1 ;
itnnie may not lo k nt ll in the liul.t I do,
Ai.d tor l.o-e 1 have Q ipiaiity 'lu. 2;
And to thoso wlio nn paitlcu'ar ns mine may bt,
1 still have liut'ur q ia lty cal eJ . .1,
I bate good seasoned Lumber. TVtvasd up nice,
l.icli I will iU nt a low cash pile ;
Suc.h a i loeiing, Cellin ; nnd MJlr.s, oo.h r.ouipt '
and 1'reMcil,
Lath, l-i.it. lis und Si.rf.iccd tu uVr. s'.l of llio
bcsi ;
I alsa lis' s nt ber of ai klni .
At priCv's lo ci raj ar tv'.ih oil ami latiil iln-.ru;
All kinds of T-inVr ke. t cnn?.ir.:v en rural,
aud a tox of C;(irs if a vt ry .md bout'!;
vy f.pilil'rs for-l in; nre siuty w:thoi t mrarar
I a'-wnya keep gi.ud te nis to diLvi-r p ml L ual-e. ;
So If yon wnnt l umber, Rvnh, Prcf.'ol, Erf or
!l ud,
You wlli findju-t wlutyna w n. a: I. JI S-.sLuni.
Ur Va.d
IrliH if
lis: nli-.in ,ilie.
js,0 e.n t ., l-l;';i il -re elie,. e l lin ' fW I'll
I r.ri'i ua ue ..r Ku i: I r s, is I u-. i i il -ib"H"
nui lull c iim'i t (.i t. K.i e i rr'i-J i-i'V.iiff
,. e.s w'b ie eo ehiefe i h r l-T w
K i no, tvlio sepl se1 lo ill d '.IS le'ii.'l-t ih'- l"'s
11 in The we m.ts f ih ii ii r -I H" r n hi
l:a di -f ii. l-'l' 1 Jr. ..l 'le -t 'll
eeix.' S tu iuj ib'-ies-lvie bald-ted rer,i;il ld
l.i e it . n i Ira tuiu ramie.
r'oa 1 i 1 to r Vi" k'SO
re' i.:; r. w. M.sn.ir
)0 s;i'.'.-s.s!
TV ti err' r nil I'll to ".''-I Farm h'i
bo- eed t'anif fi.iei w illiiu b pal -iMv
days. Arew rd.f V1VK HI'S- l:K lIXA
will be I'll i 1 r t e d.le I in. Hi il nvi Hell ul '7
notson or p. i-nns ei ir.ie' d n or "' "g '' I'11
in anv .1 lie Uusu vi 1 iiio.is iraiunciioii-
.1 bTAMH.M.'i. ".Suiii.
Pec 7 f
C. A. in f'J",
I Ii, ssed h ind ens nsi. bol e-, Tub
i ring. Casing, l-o new Wool . .v. nui eugtn
m s:..n 'y on ha.il Ut ing the uuliii'.oi for
CLEAKING AND REPAIRING EK
Gl'i LS,
vlll do soon ih mosi riasunaide terms.
Arties Having Engines for Sale
Ail do well li elvs me a call I'lntlo m near lu
O l A A. It. II..
rUTKlH Hi 'l "ti .t ,
NEW JEYELRY STO.iE!
AT t)I. CSTV.
ISHAM & Co.
Have ejuni d s Jewe'rv store on I'entre street, l ext
dui.r aual of ll.e H A. 'I eh graph ttiicc,
lei C'bj, 1'a.
''eep cnnslantl) on baud a large assortment ol
Di.mttm.ls & W-aU !u'&
(American, Keg Ish nnd tiwl-ig mnke.)
Solid s-ilvcr atttl i'l.Kcd Ware,
sOLIIX OLIItilAINS,
JI.V. He Y,
I'teTiH-s.
HLVOl.VPUB,
iiSlllSOTAf'KbK .
80.AL KINGS c,
Po- tl n'sr stten'lon given ioreia'riii fine wnlches
nnd ji tve rt b a eun pelenl ttnrkmiin.
Ih llr.i have also a store ut 1 1 1'U'SVU.l.K '
pr ng ireut bi-'-J'1"-
FOR S A LET
the building kuowL ns tho "Kxeel loi If tore, '
now occupied by Fid Ulshnp ns a dry go ds slurs 'S
r..rfa'e. Tb'astoic Is well situated and Isjls'F-1
and c iiifoilsMo rooms over head tultub'e foi two r
I ,
nioie f imill s. lor further pni titulars ap; ly '
; IT .. n..t 1, lt
tbetoieiirofn. n.HHl- pHO.TIIusvi if
' ""Km Gi.oaks A lai'u assortuujut, l
1 Liuieie & Aldca't.
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