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Henry A. Parsons, Jr.,
Editor
THURSDAY, AUGUST 0, 1877
Oil News.
The railroad strike and the low
price of oil has nearly demoralised the
oil operations, and drillers 'in the
Warren oil district, and for some days,
thing looked decidedly blue. The
new hundred barrel well of Hell it
Co., on the Eggleston farm In Olade,
lias created quite an excitement, nnd
'the putting up of more new rigs, nnd
the drilling of several old wells to a
greater depth, will be the order of ex
ercises for the next ten days. The
well on the Hosklns farm, a mile or
two north-east of the Bell & Co. well,
1.4 full of oil, and as soon ns tanks can
be erected, the last blows will be struck,
when it is expected the fluid will gush
forth In a satisfactory manner. This
Is the most north-eastern well, nnd
the most remote or outside well In thin
district, and If the hopes and expecta
tions of its owners should be realized,
many new derricks will be put up in
the neighborhood, and North Glade
will again be the centre of attraction
and business.
At North Warren on the Asylum
Grounds, the well of Struthers & Co. Is
down nearly five hundred feet, and
the show of both gas and oil indicates
a first class well. Watson Co., on
the Crull farm a few rods north of the
Asylum grounds, have n new well
down about four hundred feet. This
well will no doubt prove another
gusher as it is close to the No. 1 of same
company, which has yielded so
largely for some months. Dlngley &
Co. have been pumping their well
across the river in Pleasant Tp. for
several days. The production is small
but the company think the show suffi
cient to j testify the putting down of
another well a short distance south
east, and they will commence opera
tions in a few days on No. 2. The
well on Coffee Run, a few miles from
Corydon is down about 800 feet, and
the drillers express great satisfaction
with the present indications of gas
and oil, and especially with character
of the second sand in which they are
at present at work.
The striking of two new wells at
Bullion, one of 800 and the other of
300 barrels-, has weakened the mai'ket
in the lower district, and prices fluc
tuated (Wednesday) morning the 8th
between $2.50 and $2.35, but at eleven
o'clock a sale of 5000 barrels took place
at $2.41 J. The market will surely ad
vauce, as orders are being constantly
.received for the purchase of large
quantities of oil, one gentleman of this
place having been notified by tele-
graph t purchase 100,000 barrels for
Boston parties and 50,000 for Rochester
parties. Oil is worth about 2,00 at
Glade and 1.90 at North Warren
There is ivo dilt'eronco in the quality
or muse oils and' the difference in
price i owing to pipe rates.
Thos. Bell & Co. have started a new
well on Kirbirger lease.
Washington, Aug., 5. No action
has yet been taken by the War De
partment towards returning the Fed
eral troops recently ordered to differ
ent points in Pennsylvania, Illinois,
Missouri, Maryland and" elsewhere to
the points occupied by them before
the labor troubles commenced, and it
is not probable the troops will be re
moved from these localities for some
time to come.
A good portion of the President's
message upon the reassembling of
Congress will be devoted to the con
a i deration of the labor question. At
numerous Cabinet meetings, held
within two weeks past, this subject
has in several instances been dis-
eussed, to the exclusion of all other
matters. Several members of the
Cabinet are known to favor the pas'
sage of a law providing for the o-rganl
zation of a commission, which shall
have due regard for the Interest of all
concerned producers, merchants,
railroad employees and capitalists,
so than on any questions a fair com
promise may be effected. A member
of the Cabinet, in a recent con versa'
tiou, spoke of this, and argued that
Congress has the right to pass such a
law uuder the' clause of the constitu
tiou authorizing that body to regulate
commerce- with foreign nations and
among line several States, and within
the Indian tribes. Such commission
might be vested with power to ex
amine into the desirability of charter
ing new railroads, and might require
certain conditions to be fulfilled as to
establish reasonable certainty that the
projected road would be remunerative,
and that the company would have
means to pay for its construction, and
thus avoid disastrous failures.
New York, Aug. 5. A Pittsburgh
dispatch notes the departure of several
companies of regulars for Wilkesbarre
The strikers on the Pittsburgh brand
of the Baltimore and Ohio are sending
threatening letter and shooting at
men on the trains.
Tom Scott wanted tb County Com
mission ers of Pittsburgh to settle the
claims for losses by the fires, but tney
refused, holding the county is not
liable.
The Third division, Pennsylvania
militia which has been dismissed by
the Governor for apparent sympathy
with the rioters, has asked for a court
martial to examine its record during
service.
A young man who is evidently
without pride of ancestry or tope of
posterity is constructing a raft on
which he expects next month to ride
Dver Niagara Falls. The raft Is being
constructed on scientific principles,
but no doubt the young man will be
drowsed in the common way. CY
chmati gcuette.
Headquarters Republican
State Committee.
Harrisburo, July 12, 1877
,
By direction of the Republican
State Committee, the Republican
State Convention heretofore called to
meet at Harrlsburg on the Sftth day of
August next, is hereby postponed, to
meet in Harrlsburg, nt noon, on Wed
nesday, September 6, 177. This post
ponement Is made nt the request of a
large number of delegates elect, who
have engagement to be present nt a
triennial conclave of Knights Temp
lar, which assembles nt Cleveland,
Ohio, on the il'.'th day of August next.
By order of the Committee,
HENRY M. HOYT, Chairman.
. WILSON NORRIS, Secretary.
The First Shot at Pittsburgh.
The testimony at the coroner's In
quest over the dend by the Pittsburgh
riot makes it evident that the first
shot was fired by one of the mob, de
scribed ns "a tall thin man, wearing
an old straw tint, drawn down over his
face, who had before resisted an at
tempt to arrest him." This person
seems to have been a particularly des
perate scoundrel. "He loaded his gun
on the sidewalk," said one of the wit
nesses, "walked out into tne middle ot
the street, kneeled down and shot nt
the soldiers. Then lie walked over to
the left and prepared his piece again ;
ho followed them up; l saw mm nre
two shots. Each of these shots killed
n. Philmlelnhia soldier, and not until
two of their comrades had ianen am
the troops return the lire without or
ders, it is true, from their officers.
Another witness gave, in uie course oi
his story, nn instance of the mob's
brutality. One of the soldiers came
running towards him, crying ns he
fell on the sidewalk, "My God! take
me somewhere;" I nm shot. The
Witness stood over him ns he lny dy
ing, "when a man approached us with
a revolver In his hand: he was about
to shoot the wounded soldier, when I
persuaded him, nt my own peril, not
to do so; the soldier begged for God's
sake not to kill him; the would-be
assassin then ran away, when others
came up and were about to search the
soldier; I again interfered, and said if
there was any searching io oe uone t
would do it ; at this juncture the regi
ment came marching up."
A Murderer's Bravado.
OOINO TO II18 DUATU WITH JKKB8 OH Ills
Lirs AS ASTONISHING SPKCTACVE.
Lake Charles, La., July 23. Jole Guid-
vcy, conuemneu lor me murtier oi juiiu
lienlc, was hanged to-uay m J.aae c-uaries,
on the square adjoining ine jau ue
mouuted the scaffold al 1:40 o'elock this af
ternoon, assisted by the Sueritf and a
friend, and accompanied by Father
Charles,
Guidrey was sent to New Orleans ransh
prison for safe keeping, because a rescue
was anticipated, During his prison life he
gave himself up to religious instruction.
He arriveu here on me iit inst., since
which time he bag borne himself bravely.
He was firm, cool and determined; but
constantly declared that he ought not to
die for killing Beale, because lieale had
seduced his wife and ruined bis borne and
his children's future.
On the callows Guidrey behaved m a
desperate nnd daring manner. He ad
dressed the cro-vd, saying that be killed
John Benle, and would do so again to day
that he ought not lo d tor it, but thai lio
would die like a man.
Father Charles said a few words ot
-assenting. He then turned to nis lrienu
on the scaffold ana aaia, ' l am nrm. i
nm not afraid to die." He said what C. C.
Dusen testified to in court ia not so. He
continued talking loud to the crowd, de
claring his lnuiUerence to acatn, ana mat
lie woulu commit tne same crime ugaiu auu
again ; that ne was jusuneu.
Before he wur pinioned he took up the
rope In his lianas- it was uangiing ironi
a beam above him to his feet. He handled
the rope and examined the noose, saying,
the lall is not enough, i want a mean
neck fall of ten feet." The sheriff length
ened the rope to a fall of about eight feet,
but this did Dot satisfy biuu He tried to
n the knot to see if it worked easily.
When the black cap was put over his heud
he cried out, "Why, I ean see everything."
The rope was adjusted and tne slipknot
tightened. Ho said, "Not so light, but
Dut the knot more on one sidu'of my neck."
As the eherin toon up tne axe io cut tne
rope he cried out jeeiingly, "I can tee you
are going to- eut the rope-" In a few
seconds more while the condemned man
was saying be did not eare, the axe fell,
he rope parted ana uuiarey uiea almost
instantaneously.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.
MRS. J. R. KELTZ, Kersey, Elk
Co., Pa., takes this method of an
nouncing to the mi ions or jik
county, that she has on hand an as
sortment of fashionable millinery
goods which will be sold cheap. Also
dressmaking in all its branches.
Agent tor JJr. J isan s uo's x'atent
Ivory and Lignum Vitas Eye Cups.
Send for descriptive circular.
ul7yl.
NEW TIME TABLE P. & E. R R.
Commencing Thursday, June 28, 1877,
W11COX.
Mail East .. 4:13 p m
(?fcjfc r 1 4X 1) 111
Day Express East 6:22 a m
Niagara Express West ... &2 p m
RUtOWAV.
Mail Kust - 4:4'J p
Mail West 2:11 p
Day Express East... l:i(i a
Niagara Express West.... ..... 7:45 p
81'. MARl'B.
Mail East... 5:18 p
Mail West... 1:40 p
Day Express East 7:20 a
Niagara Express West 7:18 p m
Kates oi Advertising.
One column, one yea. .... ....$75 0U
!' 40 00
" M .. 25 00
" 15 00
Transient advertisements per square of
eight lines, one inaerMon $1, two inser
nona, sl.eu, three insertions. Si
llusmess cards, ten lines e? less, tier
year $o.
Advertisements payable quarterly.
PATENT S !
Fee Reduced, Entire Cott;$55,
Patent Office Fee $35 in advance, bal
anee $20 within 6 months after patent al
lowed. Advice and examination free
Pateats PeM.
J. VANCE LEWIS & CO..
nl2ml Washington. D. C.
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No. 42 houth Third Street.
Philadelphia, Aug., Dlh, 1877.
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do do 65 do Ill 111
10-40, do coupon 113 1M
do Pacific fl's ev 124! 12
New 5'a Keg. 1881 10!1
1105
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Gold
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Pennsylvania, ,,,, 2(iJ
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Keading , . 2
riiilndelnhln & Kris 7 1)
Lehigh Navigation 17 17
uo Valley 83 J
umtea u 11 ot N J ex. div..l27 12 )
Pittsburgh. T. ft Buffalo R. K 1 7
Northern Central ex. div 13 1J
central Transportation 27 2N
Nesquehoning 45 411
North Pennsylvania 88 40
C & A Moitens-o G's '89 110 1101
Administrator's Sale!
BY virtue of nn order of the Or
phans' Court of Elk County, the un
dersigned administrator will expose
to public sale, on THE 1'ltHMItfEW,
hat one o'clock i ai., on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 11. 1877
All that certain piece or pureel of
luuu situate in l lit; lownsiitp ot fox, in
the county of Elk nnd Stale of Penn
sylvania, adjoining lands of Francis
O'Neill (formerly Smitli Mend's,) and
described w follows : Hounded on
the cast by lands of Eurley and Her
shey :on the south by lands of Francis
O'Neill; on the west bv lands be
longing to the John Mnlone estate
and on the north by lands of J Seifred
and others, cont: ining about one
hundred acres, upon which Is erected
one frame dwelling house, one barn
lime kiln nnd lime shed, and othe
out-buildings. Said tract, known as
the M'Cready farm, is well fenced, in
good order, and lias a number ot bear
ing truit trees growing thereon.
TKKMS OF SALK.
One-half of the purchase money in
ciisu on me continuation ottiiesuie by
the court, and the other half with in
terest thereon in one year, secured by
bond and mortgage on the premises.
HENRY M'CREADY.
Administrator of the Estate of Huiih
M'Cready, deceased.
July 12th, 1877.
(TT""is not easily earned in these
limbs but it can be uindo in
three months by any one of either sex, in
any part, of the county who is willing to
work steadily al the employment thai we
furnish. $00 per week in your own town.
You need not be away from home over
night. You can give your whole time to
the work, or only your spare moments. It
costs nothing to try the busiuess Terms
and !?5 Out tit free. Address it t once, H
I1ALLETT At CO., Portland Maine.
one.
GARDEN SEEDS.
New Varieties of Flower and Vegetable.
Don't write to year member of congress,
who is flooded with applications lm id
but (lUniu the same Varieties, innl all the
new ones, by ordering from the undersigned
beside my own specialties I tun piopm-cu
n lurnish any kind ot seed lium ;iny cnta
Ingi.e at a discount often per cent fiuin
1st prices, tor the convenience ol those
who want an assortment I have, prepared
wo collections. No 1 consists if Ulvario.
ICS 01 C ll U 1 l"U rM TlTTr t-r n nylv
flower garden, price $1. No. 2 comprises
complete collcciun ot Vegetable seeds
lor a small lainilr uarden, price $l.-0.
l'nckuces of the two sets con bined for ji2.HU
Sent pottpnul to any address on lcceipt ol
Diioe. 1 he seeds in these collections
would cost double the money, mutle up in
separate orders or purchased of nny dealer.
n. u. S.llllll,
734 lilth STUEET, Washington, D. 0.
PAIENTS
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hunical ill vi-
ccs. tiade-marlis, designs, and compcunds.
Labels registered. Iiitriugenunis, re
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INVENTORS-"
a model or sketch of their invention, and
we will give our opinion as to lis patenta
bility ll'ree of charge. Fees moderate, and
NO C11A11CK UNTIL PATENT IS SE
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We will, upon contingent fee, prosecute
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Patent Office.
We have clients in every Stale in the
Union, and invite inquiry through your
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Patent Otuce.
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CRISTADORO'S
HAIR DYE .
Cristadoro'a Hair Dye in. the
SAFEST and BEST; it acts Instanta
neously, producing the most natural
shades of Black or Brown; does NOT
STAIN the SKIN, and U easily ap
plied. It is a standard preparation,
and a favorite ujion every well ap
pointed Toilet for Lady or Gentleman.
Sold by Druggistu.
J. CRISTADOllO,
P. O. Box, 1533, New York.
Nt-44
X IVING WILD ANIMALS
I 1 WANTED.
$50,00 each for PANTHERS.
8,00..... each for BLACK FOXES.
4,00 each for CROSS FOXES.
10,00 each for LYNX.
10,00 each for OLD OTTER
5,00 each for YOUNG OTTER.'
. 6,00 each for YOUNG WOLVES
6,00 each for WILD CATS.
6,00 each for FAWNS.
1,00 each for YOUNG BLACK it-
CROSS FOXES.
The above price I will pay, the
Anlmala to be in good and thrivinc
condition. Animals can be shipped to
me by way of Punsutawney Pa. For
further information write to
JOHN A. STEWART,
Marion, Indiana County, Pa.
SLEIGH BELLS AND WHIPS.
a nice little assortment, at
POWELL & KIME'S.
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Philadelphia k Erie R. R. Division
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
ON and after THURSDAY, JULY, "28,
lH77,the trains on the Philadelphia &
brie nauroad win run as tonowsi
WESTWARD.
NIAGARA EX loaves Kenovo 4 85 p m
Driftwood.. 5 42 p m
Emporium 0 25 p in
81. Marys... 7 18 p in
Kiilgwny.,. 7 45 p m
arr at Kane.. 8 45 ifm
ERIE MAIL leaves Philadelphia 11 55 p m
llenovo l lWttn
Emporium 12 55 p m
St. Mary's 1 40 p in
mugway
Kane
arrive at Erie
EASTWARD.
!i 11 p 111
.8 HO p m
7 85 p m
DAY EX leaves Kane 0.00 a m
" Kidsway 0.50 am
' " 8t Marys 7 20 a m
" Emporium H 10 a m
' ' Driftwood 8 68 pm
Henovo 10 HI p m
Bit IE MAIL leaves Erie 11.00 a m
" Kane 8 50 p n
' ' Uidgwuy 4 19 p in
" SI. Mary's 6 18 p ni
" " " Emporium ..... 0 15 p in
" " Henovo.. H.ai p ni
" ' arr. nt l'hilailcphia... 7O0am
. Day Express and Niagara Express con
ncct oust with Low Crude Division and D
n. Yi & r. U. 11.
VM. A. HALDWIN.
Ucn'l Sup't
INSURANCE.
The undersigned believes that he
has the principal agency in this dis
trict from the fact that he has written
nearly one thousand palicies, in the
past three years. He, therefore, in
vites those having Insurance to eh"cct
to compare rates, and companies, he
fore making application elsewhere.
Partial list of companies.
AKTN'A HAHTKOIili T.nwi.tKKl
MiliTll l'.KITIH M. KNlilAN Ji..1i),nn,imki
K1KK ASSOCIATION PH1I.A i.iiiki.ikhi
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'HE SOCIETY HTORK.
A new store stal led In Rldgway un
der the ausiices of t lie indies of (Srace
Church, willi
MISS L E. M'KEE.
as Agent and Saleswoman,
A tine assortment of goods on hand
and selected with great care.
KM HHOIUK1UKK.
LACK 15 DO K
FH1N0KS.
MANDKKUCMIKI''.
LA1UKS TIKS.
TOII.KT PKTS.
MNEN SUITS.
CIULDUKN- SUITS
SAMVUK SILKS.
Machine silk, threatl and ni--d!es.
Also a line lot of Dress (ioods. Fancy
work of all kinds. Framed mot Inert
A'c, M: All el imp ns the eheapesl
ii ltd goods warranted first class. Call
anil examine our stock.
MIHS A. E. M'KFF.,
A"cfit for the ."ot'iely.
EVERY SOLDIER
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tlhio. N-lOoil
DR. BANNING
is pcrmnntDtly located nl the S1. (Jhllt'les
lintel, riltslmrgli, 1'a. Diseases nl,, ji
toi mines ot the r-pme. l llerme liipl:utu
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cured of thai drenrt disease, Consumption,
by a simple remedy, is anxious to make
kuowD to his fellow sufferers the means f
cure. To all who desno it, l.e will send a
copy of the prescription used, Mice of
charge) with l lie directions fur preparing
and using the same, wliich they will find a
SUBK Clllli for CoMMVTtuJS, AsTUMA,
BnoxciiiTis, kc.
Parties wishing the prescription will
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prima fucic evidence of intentional
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature De
cay, and all the efl'eots of youthful indiscre
tion will, for the sake of suffering hu.
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recipe and direction for making the simple
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mg a simple Veoktablb Hai.m that will re
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iSLOTCUKs, leaving the skin soft, clear and
beautiful ; also instructions for producing
a ;iuxuriaut growth of hair on a bald head
or Bmooth lace. Address lien. VandelfJl
Co. Box 6121, No 0 Wooster St., N. V