A L1UEK1L DISIOI YT
from innrkcdpriccs on our
EXTEffSIVESTOCXOP
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Winter Intlmveftf,
t'tisloin' Made Clothing,
Hats and Gaps,
AC., AC.,
the ext Thirty Days !
Jl( I AULA 1, SMITH & Co.
Merchant Tailors !
l.ore Block, Titu.vlUe,Fa.,
Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Julr 'I'll iirsday April .
All III Vt I. AND .DE Hit ATI I? It OF
Til AIMS US O. V. & A. It. K.
On ami after Monday, Nov. 28th, 1870,
aiwuo mil IUU US I01IOWS;
NORTH NO. 5. NO. 8. NO. 1.
Leave Irviu. 12,01 r m. fi. 10 r x
Leave Oil City 7.00 a U. 2.55 p .v. 7.50 f M
Fet.Cuu 7,40
3,.i!) " H,3u
4.25 ' 9,12
5,67 io,3.s
No. 4. no. fi.
" Tilnsv. S..1I)
Arrive Curry, I0,l!U
SOUTH. no. 2.
Leave Curry, 11,03 a m.
" Tituav. 12,40 f si.
' " I'. Cn. 1.27
Arrived. City 2. 10 "
fi. 10 A' M. G.I5 V M
7,35 7,52 '
H.l! " 8.42 "
9,02 " 8,20 '
11.40 ' '
irvino. 4,00
No. 5 anil 6 run on Sunday.
FKEIQI1T TItAIN'8 NORTH.
Ko llt. No. 13. Null. No. 1.1. Vn
'; H.IAA.H. 11,14A.M. lO.fiflA.JI. II..HIAM ft,h) ra
'lltus, 11,1 1 a.m. 3,40 " 1,4a (,,15 . iu ii
Ar. Corl,15 ea.
KltEtOHT TRAINS SOUTH.
No. 10. No. 8. Ne. 10. Ho. 14. No 20.
,!"r- 1.S.-.PH
Ti.o.nOA.st tor:., iin.- j i-.-
ArlK.'IO.lll lo.ljj l.ili sUj 7.u0
. 1 y "u Petmlonm Centre frsfclit, Icnvos Oil
. "j ,iu p. hi , iiitivmb in ruimioiini Centre. 4,20 p.
m. Leaves ivirolenni cmitniat -1,41) p in., arrives
J! City H,(K) p. m.
I. SI. 8, 4, 6 mi I li nro ci prof trnln'.
No, lu la a firoii.'li a'-coioniodn'iiiii, ciniiect. at
irry for Ent ami Ninth. .
S1I.VKII PAUAC. sl,KPIll CAHS.
Wo. 4 iiiroet IV.I". fhilmllniiln tl.,t change.
No. .1 Dii-ivi lo Philadelphia niilioiiirhunae.
No. Iiirut-t.'mni l'lttalmriili mtiiont ehaniMi.
V. -iir'l to I'ittsburgh without cliuiiiw.
Monday, Nov. !K H70.
C il.l at 1 .
in"3,;
Last Friday, William Sullivan was throwu
rroni hi borso at Parkei's Landing, intu
Him Allegheny ttivt'r, and hadly injured.
The engine house at Ludy Hoops writ
No. I, Mo-Cray farm, was destroyed by Hr
altout 11 o'clock last nfgbl. Fire is aii. por
ed to have originated from spark front the
niokH alack lodging on the roof of trio en
fine bouse. Wa did not learn tbe amount
of the damage. The Lady Hoope well is
owned liy Cituaville panic.
The Presbytery or Erie met at the First
Pn-abyUrian Cburcb, Oil City, ni((M l,erore
laat, and continue ttt aesciuna up to unj 1l
oludio (o-iUy.
An Eliuira buy'a lasl tucal waa muleb
tu-ada.
Dulutb iotiinda aiuiiiug a Uauli fill ceme
tery lo attract iuvnlids lo tbat port of iu-
y-
Miaa Mulio Kruvlaml, a nuhuol toucher at
Oli-opi'liv, met wilb a Utul accident on Ki'l
duy aflfiuooii while engaged in gathering
llowern. The qitcunistunci-a of I lie cane
were as follow. After acUuul bourit, M bs
Frueluml, in comuny witb two litilt girls
went to the aoutli putt of llio villuge of Ole
opoiia for tliu iiiupone of gatbering floweri',
and w Ii i In atteitiji.tiug to croi-a a sin nil atreain
a few yards above the ruilroad truck, upon
a log wbiuli Iry acio.a it, tell upon tbe
rucki beneath it iu audi a lumiuer aa lo
(Muse uluiot iiiHUut du.tth. Uor o-llnr
lone Wiih found to b liiokcn, though the
flllunea from tbe log to where she tell could
nol excvej live In,'!. Mim FihuUikI laugh
iugly mada the remark to ber coin pan ions
a they approacbud the log, tbat '-it would
be a good juke if they should all fall off aud
Bt wel;" tho two little girls were not hurl.
Mis a Freelund'a paruulB reside in Oil City
We learn nho was it very csilinublu young
lady, aud much U'!uv?d i'y Ihosc who knew
Uv..-Ui.n.iL
.llONTHLV Oil. Kl Vim I'.
Bi-low we piilillxh our uctiul oil report lor
life month of Muicb. There hns been c:'m
idir.itilii fullinjt olf over 'February, toe
McCray furm e'ahlliitiog Ilia largest ucren:v
aa will te tren by the fnllowiiii; fyuot sio of
tbe dully production lor toe pat tbiee
months: In January the pi iductlon of tbii
furm was 978 barrels per day; iu February,
5fj barrel, und in Murch 313 buriela, the
ailing off in tbe month of .March wee
burrels per duy. ll it but proper to
atule however, tbat the production of (lie
Inrin during tbe lat of tbe month under r -view
was greater than during tbe firt.
This result was not attained by tbe striking
of new wells, bu by natural increase of
of tbe old ones A portion, of the otber
farms show a slight fnlliug off since the
February teport, wbilo mist of tbe luiais
bold their own sIdco lust reported.'
Tbe following shows tbe decrease on tbe
principal farms aud trucla:
J. S. McCray farm 252 barrels.
Columbia farm, !) "
Hyde A Egbert, 3
Koenaa farm, ti "
Ceuirul larm,- 11 '
DalzMl furm, IS
Tbeie waa'a slight increase on several of
tbe larm on Cherry tree Una. Tbe tolul
average of the several farms und tracts as
given in our table shows a daily production
of 1,793 barrels, a decrease of 298 onrri'ls
since tbe February report.
Developing was not very lively during
the month, being confined principally to the
Cherrytreo Run district. We note tbe
striking of a thirty batrel well on tbe Lake
farm, which is c using considerable interest
to be fell in tbat terrilcry by operators.
On tbe Sain Uoyd farm developing is. look
ing up suiueivbat. This farm bus been
leased to A. If. Bronwn, oneof the owners,
and it is bis iutention lo drill a well on
every five acres of tbe lurm, commencing at
once. Tbe new. well on Turr lion is talked
of considerably, but tbe result Is nut known
as yet. On tbe whole, tbe wotk of develop
ing during the reseut inontb promises lo
be quite lively.
On tbe lirut day of tbe month there was
in iroq taoks at this point llli,U79 barrels,
an increased 7,428 barrels since Murch Hint.
During tbe month the shipments fiooi tbi
point of crude and refined oil was 23,565
Darrein, against 28,033 duriuj Fobruaiy,
decrease or 4,4118.
mciuueu in our report will Di round o
table of tbe production of each lease on the
McCray farm, also the amount of oil held
in iron tankage by .Mr. McCray.
Tbe farms and tracts where tbe produc
tion is given from actual measdreinents are
marked with a slur; all others are estimated:
WOODS FARM.
A veruge daily niodin-tion.- no
Number ol walls pumping, 21
CKXTHAI, FARM.
Average daily production.
252
45
1
Number of wens pumping,
auuioeroi wells uniting,
COLUMBIA FARM.
Average daily production,
Number of wells pumping,
Number of well drilling,
419
62
3
18
7
KBENAN FARM.
Average daily ptoduction.
Number vl wells pumping,
1. s. M'mtAr FARM.
Average daily production,
Number ol wells pumpiug,
313
37
1
11
11
4
10
2
17
' 6
1
1
15
io
1
is Hinder ol wens unlliog,
Number ol wells abauduued,
JEVANH TRACT.
Average dally production, ,
Number ol wells pumping,
KTKYKXHON FARM. '
Average daily production, , W
Nnuiber of wells pumpiug,
HYDK KUUBRT FAUM.
Average dily production,
number or welis iiiiuniinir.
Number of well abandoned.
Nuuibt(uf Wells lesumed,
I1KH3 FARM."
Average daily production,
Number of well pumping,
Numiier of well resumed,
WM. M'cllAV FARM k OMHOA TRACT.
Average dully production,
No ufjwiilW iMimuiuir,
11
4
1
7
ti
1
41
14
5
No of well drilling,
HART TRACT.
Average daily prnductiu'j,
Numiier of wells iiiiiiioiiie.
Number uf wells hoiaued,
UAI.ZKl.t, FARM.
Averago daily iin.iluctMi;,
Number of wmIui piiiupiog.
Number of wells abandoned,
BAMtKI. 1IOVU FARM.
Average daily produetiou,
Number ol wl a puiiiping,
Nuutbet of wells drilling,
J. It. HKINNER FARM.
Average daily niodncliou.
Number wells pumpiug,
ARNOLD t Pltri.-XEY IRACT.
Average daily produciiori,
Number ol wells pumpiug,
IKRO;kSE TRACT, Wfttr CAT HOLLOW.
Averuge daily produoliun,
iSjimbur of welln pumping,
MAUARA FAltH."
Avetdgi fiii'V prr4uitl'.iB,-
23
34
15
PBaRSOX FARM.
Averaa dally piodiictmti,
Number of Wells pumpiug,
COXTON FARM.
Average dal I product inn,
10
4
8
4
J
5
3
1
n
2
15
Number ol wells pumping,
A IIOVD FARM.
Average daily production.
N urn her it Welle puiupliig,
Number of wells drilling,
UKO. ESPKY FARM.
Averace dally proflnction, -Number
of wells pumping,
Number of weils drilling,
KBXNBUSETT
TRACT.
Average daily product ion.
Number ol we.ll pumping,
Cl.ARKMoNT FARM.,
Average daily production,
Number of wells pumpiug,'
3
45
BROWN FARM.
Average daily production, ,
Number ol wells ptimpitig,
18
22
8
1
26
.12
24
6
6
2
130
21
35
s 6
45
20
3
7
12
1
METROPOLITAN TRACT.
Average daily production,
Number of wells pumping,
Number ol wells drllltog,
HAINKY FARM.
Averse" daily production,
Number of wells pumping.
LAKK FARM.
Average daily pnvltiction,
Number ol welfs pumpiug,
SCTl.tSY FARM.
Average daily production,
Number of wells pumping. '
DKMF.4EY FARM
Averse daily production, 1
Number of well pumping,
COR.NEN HKKRS TRACT.
Average duilv production,
Number of wills pumping,
RIO TANK FARM.
Averuge duly production,
Number of well pumping,
LOWER Mt'KLIlEN Y FARM.
Averuge daily ptoduction,
Number of wells pumpiug;
CURNKI.L TRACT.
Average daily pruiluoiinu,
Number of wells pumpiug,
, " OIL HELD IN IRON TANKS.
Mar. )
Central Petrolenm To" Tsnk.... 1.SI8
Jaiuiw . McUniy, O. Pet Farm, lLWU
.!,.. Met'. II v, V Pet. larm, No. S. 4 '.(H
S. A. Wi odi I'unK, J. S. Mct'rav'a, ll.w a
.Mci wy lie Muuiiuil, C. i' t. Farni, ll m-i
April 1
10 10.1
ll.dl,
8 ".on
K.M.3
11 UHil
Hi, HiJS
4,ri
4..j1()
4..'iuu
11 .15:1
13. will
fi.ooa
l.nou
8a',s
6. mil
- Ii ww
i nuy a, inuriipMjii uoa r m...v...
KuleiHon JC liu-key,
AnioM, t'Ml.uey AUeruusao u
Lelir,
.lanieh Mcf'rav (No 9 ) " ........
.Imue !. McCruy (No. i) Jl
liciy A Vicfruy '
('. N fnjue "
Kuliert Fiinii
I. S. MuCmv, F. it II. Iu.nl Farm
J. ti. McCray, tlalxell Furm
TOTAL ,i:H0jl 11,U1!I
Idciuuko milieu Mareb 1st i,;",8 Imriui4.
MlIr-MENTd DIKING 'i'llE MONTH.
Crude .'. stt,
lluliueil, 'J.'.Hlt
TOTAL ... , ii,0llO
4,-tbtt birrem Wi iliuu miriiig FYhuury.' ;
Jamea N. UlcCrnv larit-Tbo Pro.
ducilou of ICacli LeuaeTolul fro
ducll'in of the Farm Amount held
by .art IfluCrtty iu Iran 1'aiiUa.
In tbe table' below we give tbewbvle
number of barrels of oil produced t y tbe
James S. McCray furm,, including ibe pro
duction of each lease, liom July ltith, 1870
at tbe time the Donagby we;l waa struck
up to April lul. 1871. Also, the nmoiint
ol oil bHId by Mr. McCray in iron tank
April 1st, 1871:
No. Bbls. Total
aoilvt-red Pr Jutt'n
NAMiC OF LKAHE.
Plililtl.M ic Beyle Leaae,
ta,40U 75 87,.'4 54
Lodv ."ili Leoii.
1)11
h ,o m
CO, Iflli U7
oii.i.i'.i in
it Ul'l
1 l.:,;:i Sii
JU.U18 a7
4.J,lHi fi-tS-i
18
2..V.S 1,11
111, 171 811
Bifti .H
SUili 111
83.411 18
1.-415 0.1
4.IIT1 tH
Sr.tMi 1'4
8,'Jlli C3
!i,8.iU U
An old, Hlii. uey A Peroasse,
S0.7.J8 m
C'udy 4& 'I biiupsou Lewie, , G.1.U50
l..u Aiet.;ruy l.euie, v.'.h.u si
Kepler A Wuthvn lae 1 ,,uki 5j
Hurt. Moore A) Co. 1W0. t!7 OTiH t7
McCruy ii Ad him Laie, itl,li7 lj
Anniiir iii: & Chi little Lease; " tun ."ill
ouiuui H. McCr..y loiieu, 1.74U 41
Aiuray.as K-p er lja-e, ' ' lu,5::i m
Keni'j. iKkwuod a Co. LtfUfi. ?:u vi
Irwli., lirndnlreel ii Co. Lease, S.'.IT-J tt:i
.iiuUru. A l 'onuithy Lemiv, l!!,.Vt" 11
Briuli, Illiekm ro JC Co. Leuiu, l.'ii i u,"
.uci ray urother Li 4 1 t:l K.I
MeOiuy Sit.r. Lo.;iu, , iy
M'lUut 1101111 Lease, ,315 -n
IllucK Htt Leuae, oil in
Total, sua 307 66 84 lilt) IB
Amount of oil held by Ja's. . M'jCruy in
lion tunk April 1st, 1871: '
T.lnica 8. MeCrav (Vntral fnrm. 11.1 8.1 ill
Junius McCray, Tlnlii'n. UoydJaiiu ll.ii.il 1-4
iriine. S. Me.Ciuy, W & VV l,onu on
.luiiiei S MeCiiiy, 1 M. " 5.U-.1I 10
J. Hues McCruy, rt, F A II. 0,11 Hi 'J7
Jiliues S MeCray, A. P. I. S,31(l Oil
Jiuiies s. McCruy, M &'Co , Control farm l l.nitj ',u
Juilles H. McCruy, K & Hio. l)iilelt It, -.-Ml !lo
J iniex S. A cCruy, F. Uru's. OiK'ity, 0,114 07
James . McCray, 8. A. VVr. Ceutrul I'urui 1 i.tiiifc tMI
lam 8. lci raj, U. A T. Boyii fern, Is a.O in
James M. McCVajr, P. & B. Egbert farm, 8, ISO 10
funics S. AlcCruj, ti. c. M., C 1 !. larin, 8,'.U0 OU
Total, ia.i,11 8U
Coosiileruble local and otber mailer is
crowded-out oil 'account of the extieme
Ieuglb 01 OUT nil report.
Our numbly oil report will be loiind fu'l
and complete in every repect. We have
taken particular pains in preparing tbe tlfc
uioa and tbey can bo relied on as being aa
near correct as it is possible to gft them.
Tbejuverugu depth of Erie wells is GH0
feet, and their average cost 91,201a Tbey
each yield-from 10.000 tu 30,000 fcel 0 gs
per day, aud in some cases have repaid
ibuir eulite oust witbin three months..
Easier Sunday will bung out the n w
, Spriug stylen bonnets, promenade suite.
futtuiowf, and pretty tbtrgs gcuetally.
.x'tiinbrr of wells pumping,
Aiinoiiiicement.
Thn annoucement cards of candidates tot
nomination tor Hie various ofllae will be
iiulilialird at the following, rates:
Assenitlv. $10; Associate Judge, $10;
SheritV. Sio; Treasnrt r, $10; District Attor
ney, Sill; Comnr.nsloner, ?fi; Auditor. 5.
I'usl lively no annoitncemenli published
unless paid tor IN advance. . '
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are autborr.etl to annoi.nco the Dame
ofjuineifl. suiitn. as candidate for Dis
trict Attorney, sulject to Uiu usuges of the
licpuiil c in rrlmury Mectlon.
Fetroleiiui Centre, M iroii 25, 1871.
COUNTY TllKASCKEIi.
EniTon I'Kcniiu: l'ltiase announce tho
nsmeot FID Bl.-IIOf, ot Oil City, as n
Ciiiidldale lor the ollici' of Coutity Treasur
er, sulij'Ct 'ti t tin lii cisuiu ot tbe uepubltuau
rrlmury LIcctlon, and oliligx
..Many Ukii-iii,ic.nh.
We are nntiinr'zed to aanounco the nomo
of N. li UlllLH.K. as u candidate lor
Trennrer, subjeut to the usage of the- Ue-
i i lil ic in pirty. at tbe pri iiury meeting.
Felroleum Centre, Mutch 22, 1871.
SHERIFF.
We are autl orized ta nnnnnnco tbe nnme
ofC.S. M.VKICS, as a candidate for Sheriff,
- ... -
surjeci io ine umgts ni inti nepuuiican
pmiy, ai ine primary ineeiing.
l'elroletlio Centre. M treh 16. lliil.
LiK'ill .tivi'f.
8. 1. l'clltlinill .V Vo. :17
faik 'ow, New York, und tico. 1. Itowcll A Co.
Adiertfaing Audits, are ttic sole u'rnts for the Pe,
iroleuni Centre Paii.t IIhooro iu Ihut lily. Ai).
vurtiseis In tl.nt city rue leitiusled to lua tlnlr
lavtr with eittter ol' tne ulmic hounes
Ht-iiytni'a iv IDoitlnU: Acting
Oil I' ii in t itr I' ii in piny; Oil or
Wilier in i;i Well.
Ken miu's New Double Acting Qil l'umr
is uckiiiiwiedueil lo be the best pump now
iu use. One ol Us leading leaturrs is that
it not tuny pro uc, a cotinaoous now o
nil or tuber fluid, but' Itiul it creates und
sustains a Constant a' (I powerful suction,
by means of which I In- semis or vinsut i!,e
welt me in a urt-at measure clearitiriii para
line und oilier bd:ruct ohc. mid 'Mtie oil in
tbe Veins ii druwil tort arris l he Wel1. i
bus lieeu ascerliiiied by aciual lest that the
use nl Ibis pump causes a gra'limlly tm reus-
Inn How ol oil. it la well known by oil
npi-rulorn that Ibis iini,roveineiit in of nr.'at
vulue. mid one thut lion been lonj sought
tor. Tne abl-st mechanic ol uor country
have lor years been at work trying to liml
out smue new and untried plun lo prolong
tne life time ol an oil wel.; ..nil notliiuit y-i
lo our kmm le.tue ha been tiloimlit be me
the put l'c tbat In any uj iquuls the pnwei
ul i tie Kenvon Fttiiip, experience havinj
tiiuubl IMil it is ti e long colitinueil suc
tiou ttitil ht.s lite poaer to keep Up and in
crease the production of nil ' well-i Oil
op. rulers are relerreii t Mr. (eo. llotiilim,
Snperliiirndenl of Ibe Cnlnuilua Fa- iu. f.ii
iiiforinuiiiin In regard to Ine'piuclicitl work,
ings of the Kenvon Pump. VVe append the
following lestimutilnl liom tLe managers ol
tbe Col. mil, ia Farm : .
Office Ctii.f MiiiA Oil Co. .
Columbia Farm, Jan, 28.
MR. II. K. KENTON :
Dear ri'r: We are using yur- Dmilil
Acting Oil Fuinps In three ol our oil wells
and take pleasure in stating thut we are
gel Unit more oil and gas I mm each of them
than was previously obtained by the use ol
working barrels. We believe your oil pump
to be tbe best Id use.
ltespectfiiily yours.
G W. Hm-lton, Stip't.
J. V. BarchoVt. Manager
For further pan ieiilars address !1. K.
Kenyon, Fettoleiim Centre. P. O hox
57. jun3l.
SEfaUCT SCHOOL.
no wek sfier the closa of tie Publlk School,
now lafulii by Mr. .VcCnie, a
ShLECT SCUOt.L
will be opened in tbe same hi tine, for a scries Ol
twelve weeks, lo-ins $ilnnd n
alt-lw. C. II. 11 KltilHON. Teacher.
DrlAkotl fin n thn ml'ar al tho u iKa.sll.,,. H .
troltttin Ceiiii tiny ur twAHinc, a piwr tiHT.ii
ferltii: tho rig t fur tl.o kbIh f Le i HiTiitan'B Int
ent Aunhiiitt B iilr-r in Vennnjo county lo A. L.
iiioi "iiari t i;iur . ny. All IKTA'tlill .tr CailltfH
u 4filiiait pur -Ii ihIi g uid i -ii.... Auy pitoii di
CliVeUH. tl-VIMir 11 flUi.si.uati .11 mnu.. .lll I
o uihI uccvruluj to law.
' mttM A I rrf ail .ti.ma .v
Nonet:.
I lie'ebv Blve m tlce that, I have pnrelnsed the
Intnstor 'A. h. Cl'STKlt til dm PA'I KT 80 V"
'Nil Itl'HIl, and hare, appointed rdd 7.. B. CU8
ILK, my nirent touuoiid to sans nid ailleriiom.
April 4tii iw. J. o.palme t.
r ,
All aatVlflB Ituhf htrnaoa nlinat.r.r eh. tl ..
- 'J "- A UHIUIDT, j U 1.1 IUUI1 1 IT
cheapest, made from Mortal's ok stock, and
wa.rr9u.ttd, at J. U. Krua'j.
NEW ADVERTIS EMENia.
New 7-30 Gold Loan.
SAFSl PROFITABLE I PERMANENT!
JAY COOKE & CO.
Offer for ttalo at Par ntid Accrued Imerwt
1st Mortgage Land Grat GoW Eonds
OF TUB
ortliirii Pacific I J. , (0,
These bond are secured. Jlil, by f m '-,.
fai e on tbe Hat. roml liretr, lis niiili i; o(k n ,a
all equipments: ireond. byarl-st Moitn, J .Si
entire Lund Oruut. b. lie.' mure man Iwautil'Ja
1 lioiiMiid Actus of l.nnd t each mile of .iniji
'lire buuds are fiee Irom I n'tea StatwTiu- thn
Frlneli-al ami In en, t ire pinablo uij'lt"
i lilii lN.l ll" Ihe end ol Tllllty Venn, d
tereit Miul auiiuiiliy. nt the h'o or8KVi-N ami
TuilKK-TKNllIrt Phlt CKNl'. per l.lmnV.
Tii'-y lire liiniil in ile:i, ii,liiUon u gmu triln
t l.nou. .Mm and H',,tiu. '
Tne Trn-iees under the Mortgace are M,r j
Coiilre. or Philid,.l.hia. ui.d J. i.rteur 'I Immpwir
Incident of Ibo IMin-yivania c.nlrill l.ml,,,.,!
Couii,iny. "
'l iiesc Niirihern l'acillc 7 80 l-oiuls will n' nil
tunea beforii imitnrliv. he ncevslilii AT TCV
rtiH CKNT. PKKMIUM (or t, III. In xcliaug, fo
the I'mnpiiii) s lui at. ui tlielr Iom ot rash prim
In add lion tci their nlisolutvsafiy, these IV rule
yield an income I .rp-r, we belleie. n an any mM
llr't'clan eciintv. 1", rons hoitlius I iillnl g t,,
i i ca. by coinrrllni! Ilieui iu o N.illn ni l'.
cillrs. fucieasi. Ihe ry. ally iiiioiae one tii'rii, na
sllll lime a J Hi. tectty lellab'e lliie;tllHiit
HOW To UBT Til KM. Voir n.nnat Psuk llf'
Ditllki r wl. I supply thenn llullds in any Uraini
amniinl, and t,t any nei d d daiinwiniitlna. I rni,
wishing to eM'htli.e stuelis or other -uids lr
llivse, can do so with anvof our Aciuts, who wi I
allow the r.iKi,i,.t ci.r.ent pr cu fi ALL MA1IKKT.
Altl.h ffcci.'rtl I' l.
Tlioso living In locnUilis remntrrom rt,inks, niqy
send money, or on er lioi.ds. direetly in n t,y n-pies-,
iiu.l we will miii l,a'k N'irti,rrti Pnclfi
ikmds at our own ri-k a,.d withont cost in ih- in.
vi-Kior. F..r 'iiiilur iiiforniffii, u. p..ini.l ts, mnpF.
elo , call on (.1 iioilru-a tin-unrlersijlii d. or mw of
the illlllii nt llallliers t iuiiliiyiil to .c.l till. kau.
Foil SAI.U itr
James T. Btailv Hart, Cang'iey Co., Va
sonic uving-i Bank, '.!iierii favii.'Pimh, s. fc.
I iran & lo., lfcukera, tieneral Aetail-, l'ii-j.
bnrLll, 1 n.
if liF.II. If. IIISFM. Acl O., Local
AueiltH, Petroletilil Cell tie, Pa.
tiiitsi iu.. .
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tJ-'FAliO, COIillY -Xi
t'tl'J'NUl'Itf.H ItAtl.tlOAU.
NORTItWAHII TRAINS.
t lorry.
K-cpress, '1.4.1 a. in.
Acumututioii, a.0.i. p m.
llris t- a.
PulTslo.
2. l, y ru
4,00
t'orry
10 IS, 'ui.
4,4.1. p iu
lt'.:;i.
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H.'b, p ni.
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S.iTi. p in.
a.v riLint, o.io
'4ail,
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Vlll TIIU Altll TRAINS.
ltiilTalii. ilroe im.
M II, 6.U5, a in. 8.95. a m,
Lxpnss, 11 (li, li 'J,, p o.
Ac. oimiiodt'n 1,-10, p is. 7. oi.
Way Fn in lit K, to, am.
Moii'luy, .l.munry 1 1ST!.
OAMK.fAtlTII Arii',lll.
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Seneca Falls
With Stwl B'uckins;.
SO Solil in liiikl 80 I:ty.
;xt'lusiva Agents fur the fl Itafcl
IIAMK, MUTIl
. iiuccessots to F. W. A2iEc,
TlTl'SVIIiLB, PA.
Wood Work
FOB
CARRIAGE
BUILDERS.
2D GROWTH SPCKES, HUBS,
CENT FELLOES, SHAFT?,
SAWED FELLOES,
POLES,
WIIIFFLETr.EE?,
AXLES,
FIFT1I WHEELS,
NECKYOKES,
HUB HANDS,
SPRINGS,
MALLEAB1.ES.
And tho
Best Carriaifc Unit in M arkt
IrA.lIK, SMITH V CO.,
W. AMES.
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i( K I'U'hKe PDOK. ennlaiuini'
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I HJ IIUOIl w..r v..... . ,
ula store, or Halt belweea tr-'
sanoi I .
of A. ! Kcott, ig"ri " .
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nciis.lw.
CWTa Servers Tor sale ut
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