. - EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MORMNC, 50V. 1!. 1871.
The following truthful portrait of
the city of Meadvillc, we take from
the Derrick'! correspondence from that
place:
This ancient burg of beautiful resi
dences, narrow streets and careful busi
ness men is weathering the financial
storm gallantly. There are, perhaps,
fewer failures in business houses in
this ci'.y than any place of like pro
portions in Western Pennsylvania.
The character of the place is rather
wore conservative than some of the
neighboring cities, . and still without
being behiud the age to any great de
gree. The "conservative," wo take it,
means that the business men of Mead
ville buy do more goods than they are
able to pay for, and that their young
men make their money before they
spend it, and do not attempt to rival
Paris, and cast New York in the shade
by their reckless extravagance and un-paid-for
gayeties. Thero are other
cities we wot of, which, had they fol
lowed the lead of their more solid ri
val, would not to-day have been re
penting in sack cloth and ashes. Oil
cannot always bring $5 per barrel, nor
greenbacks be had for the picking up.
The following items 'aro taken
from the Venango Citizen: , .
A serious accident occurred at Two
Mile Run, on the Atlantic & Great
Western Railroad, on Saturday lust.
A man named Patrick Barrett, of Oil
City, and a railroad employe, was
walking on the Jimtown railroad when
he heard the noise of an npproiicliiug
train. At this point the tracks of the
Atlantic and Jimtown roads run side by
side, with but a ditch between. Bar
rett thought the train, which was hid
by a curves, was on the Jimtown road,
aud stepped upon the Atlantic track.
He neglected to look around, and did
not discover his mistake uutil escape
was impossible. He was struck by
the express going north, and carried
sixty feet, when he pushed himself
clear of the train. His injuries were
severe, one foot being cut off, bis
shoulder smashed and several injuries
about the head. He was brought to Oil
City, and his iujuries attended to. No
blame is attached to the company for
the accident.
On.Tuesday evening between five
and six o'clock, as two sons of Dennis
O'Brien, a section boss on the J. & F.
Railroad, were stowing away their
work tools, in some brush, at the head
iof the' Gross Flats, three miles above
this city, on French creek, they discov
ered the dead body of a man appar
ently sixty years of age, and from the
appearance of the body it had lain
where fouud for a number of weeks.
The eyes had fallen from their sockets,
and the flesh of the face and body was
very much decomposed. The man
was clothed ia a red and barred flan
jiel shirt, lark cloth vest greeuish col
ored coat and brown pants. By his
side a straw hat. A basket, jug, pint
bottle and a bag were ulso found near
the body. One dollar and ten cents
in money was found in the pockets of
Hie deceased. ro murks ot violence
were visible upon the body, and it is
thought he died suddeuly from heart
disease or appoplexy. Others conclude
from the presence of the jug and bot
tle that he died from the effects of
of strong driuk. No papers were found
upon the body which revealed the
name of the unfortunate man. The
section men on the railroad remember
having 6een a man answering the da
scription of the deceased walluuar on
the track toward Waterloo about three
weeks since.
Coroner Corbett empanneled a iurv
and held an inquest, after which the
body was taken in charge and buried
by the proper authorities. ,
The following items are taken
from the Clearfield Journal of la&t
week :
Bears seem to be unusually plenty
in this county this season. Four have
been killed in the neighborhood of
Rockton, within the past few weeks.
Others are in the same neighborhood,
and euorts are being made to capture
mem.
On last Wednesday night, while at
tending church, at Wallaccton, this
cbudty, n man pulled off hi coat and
threw it down ou the seat, when the
whole congregation was startled by the
discharge of a revolvei, which he was
carrying m Ins coat pocket. The ball
came vry near striking a boy who
was in tho church. Men should desist
from such a dangerous practice, and
this one probably will when hecoiiaid
era how nearly he became a murderer,
t.iiaries Met addeti, a workman ou
Robisou'n log job. ou Trout Run, thi
county, was killed by a falling tree
on Saturday last. McFadden aud six
other men were engaged in peeling
Io.tj, w'mIp two other were close by
W. R. DUNN
all succeeded in gcttinjj nut of the
rond with the exception of McFndaen,
who wns struck by a iimb of the tree
in such a way as to break his neck.
A man named Dougherty, a boss, at
the stone quarry, on the south side of
"Hog Hack hill nhout four miles
above this place, where the stone are
being Ukcu out for tho building of the
railroad bridge, on tho Curwctisville
extension of the T. it C. railroad, was
killed, while engaged in drilling out a
blnst, for a rechorge, on Friday even
ing Inst, October 31st, and another
man very badly injured. It appears
that Dougherty was drilling the hole
without having first put water in it,
to prevent an explosion, and fjr this
fiiece of carelessnesj forfeited his own
ifc, and nlmost thai of a follow work
man. It is end, and none can help
feeling the deepest sympathy, yet he
alone wns to blame. Other workmen
will certainly not be guilty of such
negligence, after such terrible resttiu.
To THK ClTIZKNS OK PENNSYLVA
NIA. Your attention is specially in
vited to the fact that tho National
Banks are now prepared to. receive
subscriptions to the Capital Stock of
the Centennial Board of Finance. The
funds realized from this source are to
be employed in the erection of the
buildings for the International Exhi
bition, and the eipense-" connected
with the sanie. It is .confidently be
lieved that the Keystone State will be
represented by the name of every citi
zen alive to patriotic commemoration
of the one hundredth birth-day of the
nation, the shares ot stock are otter
ed for $10 each, and subscribers will
receive a-handsomely steel engraved
Certificate of Stock, suitable for fram
ing and preservation as a. national
memorial. i.
Interest at the rate of 6ix per cent.
per annum will be pnid on all pay
ments of Cenlenial Slock from date
of payment to January 1, 1876.
subscribers who are not near a ra
tional Bank can remit a check or post
office order to the undersigned.
iREDK. Fbaley, Treasurer,
tf 904 Walnut St.. Phila.
Don't fail to go to Robinson &
Banner's if you went stoves, stovepipe
or tinware. 23-tf.
Marriage Certificates, Blank
Deeds, Leases, Warrants, Subpoenas,
Summons, Executions, Warrants and
Informations, for sale at this office, tf
THE BEE HIVE STORE!
MY MOTTO!
"FAIR DEALING AND JUSTICE 10 AIL.'
HANTXG purchased the iitorc houso
and business of
PROI'EIt A RECK,
I am nsav opening a fietdi stock of
FALL and WINTER
GOODS.
Consisting in part of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS AND
cxra, hoots and shoes,
GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, QCEENS
WARK Eto.
Also,
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
; AND CARPETS;
Which I will soil at CKtremely low prices.
LADIES' IRFJiM .OOIS,
I have in auch variotiosand quantities that
rannoi mil u please tliOTnom
liutidioua.
luo,
HATS,
. HOODS,
NUBIES
ItmUON.S,
TRIMMINGS. Aa.
of almost all kinds, colors and styles.
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
for Men, U.-s and Youth.
In fact everything usually kept in coun
try tttoros.
1 cordially invite all my old customers
to p;ive mo u cull in my new store, and I
will tiy und satisfy them thut I will sell
them Kuodn as chuap, if not cheaper than
' they lyui l,o purchased elsewhere. I would
$2500 A, YEAR
"ww made with cur splendid
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CIO Ofl In fonr Week's canvassing
ll&UU was one airenl's profit on
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Manual, by Miss Heeehor and Mrn. Stowo.
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Million of acres of the first lands ou
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Tho Land Orant Honds of the Company
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ia the OSL Y Setting Machine ihttt fctda the
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upwards on live end ten years' credit. No
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Mild an I h sltliful ''liniii'e, t.-rlile oil, .'
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Lands.
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Land Comnriisloncr 1'. P. H. It.
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PLATED WARK,
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mnt t
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boys. Many student remain, us iMmnlciH,
it ir'-w.ii,.m,irv.,n;i(,ni Session begins
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