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J •lat’sfaces, lt;fcc. All who wish them will he furnished free of charge a chart or drawing oftiMJ Davis family tree, showing all the otf-ie ofon'tOillinear.shoots—black, Lrindle and white.Chief butcher Bob Lee will also come forward at each town on the route; read a re-he ever done before.Yours, constitutionally,loutCrocus.Frightful Casuality.We learn that day before yesterday, aOpeniiport of all his battles, distribute confed scripand photographs of “boys in gray’’ to allunion soldiers, widows and orphans of thlt;war, and in other methods pour balm intoterrible explosion occurred at the Tarr Farm,bet ween the hours of 12 and 1 o clock, resulting in the instant death of the engineer,In the field,rudikespar*sedthe wounded hearts.Beauregard will explain why he fired onSumter, and give an illustration by firing anamed Fred. Wygnnt, and the fatal injuryINo. 7 8]of Mr. A. Jones.The Titusville Herald gives the follow-champaign cork into a wash tub.Beautiful stereoscopic view of the Southing account of the accident, which oceuredat the Chrisman well, lease 120: In theIIIIgiven awayPersons will state whetherme-they desire light or dark pictures; darktieldviews comprise Andersonville, Belle Isle,temporary absence of the engineer, thethumb screw of the safety valve had notbeen turned down. The engineer had notforand Millen bull pens, and others of samelionstyle and finish; very few, if any, light col9.ored sketches will bo sold, as they cannot befound.observed the circnmstance, and while allClothhands were employed about the well, theboiler exploded from the but with the mostterrible consequences. Mr. W’ygant, thlt;engineer, was thrown a distance of sixtyForrest ami Mosebv will murder a live feet, his body being shockingly mangled.Yankee at any place where a purse of three and every article of clothing except oneF s IIever'offeredAlso a ful,eredollars will he raisedbe usedanddefeating Geary in Balltovvn.i i rt sBragg, Belle Floyd, Breckinridge. Early,boot stripped from his person. He wasFurlife lees when found. Mr. Jones, one of thtMeLongstreet, and other noted “johnnies” willemployees, was thrown about thirty feet andlarrstand upon the rear platform of the trainopportunity to shako theiraf-hands.fearfully scalded; it is thought be cannotsurvive. The sainson post was splintered toALOWEpieces and the engine house literally blownandSons,sentUncles, Aunts. Grandparents, Cousins,into fragments. Two legs of the derrickwere carried away and it toppled over, butCTJthe driller, who stood inside the derrick,Brothers whole Sisters and half Sisters, was unharmed. Mr. Chrisman was slightly« • • i m i i a 1My OustBabesand gaze upon these scalded, but will recover. The end of thewith n choican forms and faces that a world reveres.boiler was blown a distance of 140 feet upIiaseThis expedition will not start unless there j hill, and the door of the furnace w as foundailed arestrong indications that the rebel Con- 200 feet lrom the well, down hill.to select friint- gress will not be defeated.It was the most appalling accident of the style wul aWashington since 1859 has not presented | kind we have ret recorded, and resulting aslent bogay an aappearance; the streets fairly it did from a reckless and inexcusable act.dgnelitter with the scintillations of confederate j should be made the subject of an official in-■ _ . I * . * • m t • • - 1 iL 1 /• it _ _ws:brass which is seen in every face and button I vestigation. This is the third or fourth ac-which arrives from the South.cident of the kind occurring in the oilandSouthern belles,---sporting miniatures of regions within as many weeks from the■ « i. ' m s S* ■ *Davis and Johnson in tholr ear drops aud same cause. For humanity's sake we hopebreast pins similar in shape to Fortress I we shall now hear of some suitable mea.ion,TheMonroe-sures of precaution, which shall be general-•boys in gray,” who in their rebel uniforms, |y adopted.imand planter's hats, do the “pretty in a | pAXAL Accident.—Last Saturday after.id aymanner that is quite amusing.rebelnoon John Mulkins, a switchman in the ern-itedploy of the A. G. W. Railway, attemptedtheital, until informed differently by “Andrew j ^ jump upon the switch engine near the de-the faithful,” who, since he lelfc the Gonsti- | ^ ^ Meadville, while the engine was ini --- l • I cat/ illVWU T *liV» »» * v o----- ** ------;r“d | tution scattered through the land in the j motion but s|jppect and fell under it. Thearmhands of the people, seems to have few carespassedCall anselves heand troubles. His only sustenance is “Con ing his lejc in a horrible manner. He waselle-stitution life syrup” and “southern svmpa- tajcen to boarding house, where he diedringthy. ”ronHere is the latest Washington gossip:the same night. No attempt was made toamputate his limbs, the shock to his system,rda.The East Room at the White House has j great as to forbid any operation.[lentbeenboMulkins belonged in the vicinity of Dun-onoververethe Yeast Room, on account of the “hops”kirk, N. Y.thefeelings, up-thatrising, light remarks, aud ill hrtd mannersightheldnewhich there originate.Gen*. Grant was placed under arrest a dayor two since for refusing to take olf his hatl hison the street while Vallandigham and Koreannandy Wood were passing.Phil Sheridan will be reduced to the rankshileFire.—Last Tuesday evening the oldiiwooden building, between Colt and theAmerican Hotels, on Water street, occupiedWoodne3S maker, and a cigar store, was destroyedM, IfectablishiPHEKSC island, habv fire. Loss at the Colt House, damagedby fire ami water, $2,500. The AmericanHotel is ouly slightly damaged. Total lossabout $6,000. So says the Meadville Re-DKY GOin GenenAlltL- 1 t
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Pithole City Daily Record
Pithole City, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Sep 20, 1866
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