TAMJilSTOWISr CLOTHING- STOEE! REMOVED. Wohavw this day Removed to our new Store under Hood Tem plars' Hall, where "we will open tlic best stock of Hats, Caps and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Ever brought to lY'trekum Centre. Thanking the public for past favors and patronage, we wiil, by FAIE DIC A. LI 1ST a. Try to merit the same in future. L.49MEKS & ALDEX. tiji: on. 'iakki: tj rri:K op j s-riiL Iaii.t RrcnRo f.M Ckntjee June 7 Oki tuk op Piriioi.Km ' f. PKTIIOI.KU Tho nmiUet Las been lint anil dull all ! day. 600 bhlit tvere sold on tlio Egbert farm j this morning at S J.4U. Sultji were inuil.) here Ins' i tuning at 1.25. Wo quote at $ 4,25(2 $1,30. i'f:Titoi.K iu htAunci'v-iiv tul Wpxtorn I'nloii l.inc ji p.rKel itrpori. ltrorln of nil tljo al- or jecirleii;i ) New York YoMortlny. i'.f.-JiM li!M'i'":lif!i to the. Lall Keot'l UnsUIoss elill limited and prienn r vari ous deliveries morn or less nominal, few lots Rciug olfon sbipping order, no spppn lalivo demand of moment; crude bulk' 14; rdinud Balis embrace 500 bbly Ktund white at 27i tisd 300.) bbls at 27 515. Philadelphia dulivcry market very dull, prices altogether nominal; reCned S. V 27; on the deck 1000 libit) crudo sold fur for ward delivery on private turme; 5'J0 bbis on upper creek at $1,20. the . oiiD Stand i acq Apiiotf. MISCELLANEOUS. Facts are Facts AND IT IS A FACT THAT Christie's NEW rae mm j At Ihe Corner of Washing, tun & 1st Streets Has the largest and beat icltcttd i'uck of Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumeries, TOILET ARTICLES, &C NOW DISPLAYED ON OIL CREEK. pATNT DRUc Toilet MEDICINE MULES PATEXT MEDICINES JUST RECEIVED IN LARGE QUANTI TIES FRESH! FROM THE MANUFACTURES. "Wines Liquors Of the purest brands and free from ivliiltcmtion. - , i Perfumeries, Tho !nrnMt "took of ronulrm I.uMii' perfumeries ever offered to the citlKenx of Petroleum Crtitre i. ii. fiiicisriE. 'X, H. C. Jarvis, Dcnlnr In CABINET FURNITURE! A LARGE ASSORTMENT ALWAYS ON HAND. LOOKISO CLASSES In trrca variety, l.ooklns Glut I'U'.m replacad tn old Frames. Picture Frames made to order Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wal Taper, WtnilowShadcs, A FINK STOCK. IHVDEIl TAKING, COFFINS of hit eizei on hand and trimmed to order on short notice. SASIt BLINDS AND DOORS No. 106 WASIIINIXON-W, Vernlonm Cenir'nnt 1HII1I tffl, PETROLEUM IRON WORKS llryan, JMtlingluiui V Co., a chmisfcs! Iron and Brass Founders FORGERS, Manufacturers of ENGINE?. ROILKR3, DRILLING TOOLS, MULLAY AND SASH SAW MILLS, PUMPING RIGS, WALKING HKAM AND BAND WHEEL IRONS, FLOWS. AND ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS NI ALU SOWS Til KIM A I) 'are II 1. to pvejiaring LTescrititions. New 1'orL'. Juno 7. Refined 270 27$. Jur.o . July 27. Aug. 2d. Market Dull. i'biUdulphia, June 7. Crude H. bbls . 1'. L. S. to W., 2CJJ. S. W. 27i','27 Market -Dull. Fittnburc Juno 7. Spot 12'. Relined 23. Market Dull. LtVKitrooL. June 71 p. nu Refined 183'. Spirits KU. Antwerp, June. 7.-3 p. m. Crude 53. GOLD 1M MU UK, New Youk, Juno 7. Gold- I14'4'. I.'ivlno Sorvicco. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Preaching at 11 o'clock A. M., and 7 t'cUck P. M. THIS OLD ESTABLISHED GOODS HOUSE Is now open for th; rrw laa: Li r. a,-, m n - i-- j- w i1 And oilers extra inrlucenKMits to the. Ladies of IV.trok'um CYn tj and vicinity. This inimensf! stock lias lccn lxniicht since the decline in gold, and will be sold at correspondingly low prices. Our stock consists of FOEEIGN & DOMESTIC s jfl tni gr& rr Ste-wr' rfw 'intf ftu fer; 51? SUCH AS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services every Sabbatb at 11 A. M. and P. M. Sabbath School at 12, P. M. eats free. A cordlaliuvitatlou cxteud ed li all. Rrv. C. M. Heard, Tastor. ST. PETERS AND PAUL'S '(Catholic) CHURCH. Mass at 10 a. m. Yeaper and Ilenedictiva or tho Blceecd Sacrament at 4 p. m. Catechism at 2p. m. JAMES DUNN, Paetor. Bargains, argains IS GR0CERIE AT Teltcr,' Fesxcr & Co. i ,!. IIA.YA & CO, CENTRAL MACHINE & BOILER SHOP WASIH(3TO.V ST.. 1E TltULUUJl i' li-VTUB, Pa. EOlLERS AND ENGINES REPAIRED AT SHORT NOTICE. All kinds of Miiirhiiie Wo:4 duuo iroiuit'.- aud JUNE MEETING OF THE OIZL, CITY PASS ASSOCIATION Member Knttonal A?ic!slioLl ViU be held Tuesday & Wednesday June 14th and 15tli. ' PREMIUMS $2,275! F1HST DAY. No. 1. Pnrne 4C0fjr honw owncl In Venan en and Crnwliinl couiuiiM nixty itay provloiin lu the cloning of Hie enlrit, that have never trotted better thitn 2.4S. SScl to tlio first, 13itolbu i!eciud aud ?7R to the third hoi'ju. No .2. I'uree f (or u; i; f 17.') to tho flrat, $85 to tkcaaeoutl, nnd W to trto third. SECOND DAY. No. 3 Puro Sl.Kn. Frno for till horse B0O to the flri-t, ifli'.O to the second, Jl"5 to the third and $K0 to tliu fourth. No. 4 lMrne ItM for Itorfiv thnt havo never beaten 2 II. to the llrt, $100 to tho Bocond aud 150 to tlic third. Alllbenbovo raciw are mlla hent, best three in five, in hurut'H.'t, uud will bo eon .ueted ititder tile rle i.fihe Nutloiml Antitliitiou fur tin. pmuiotiuii of the IntepM ef tln'AiMiTknii rrilii..t.'tirf. A hente (lixtHiu'hit: the field suulUmly ho entitled to Iho first prentiiiui TlHifltitrivA wttl close nt Oil City on Nittttdnv' June 11, in 0 1'. 51. All entries tn ho addressed to A. U. Harbour, Oil City, t'oiiiwylviima. ' I' II. TyillXAN, Vrei(leut. A X. Uahuolu, Scereuiry und Trenmror. KU .FISIK.HG TOUJitsLK.T AFTER THIS DATE. Ite9poii8ib!o lrties wiibhi.i to biro ll.-hlui! tools v.il'. be ucc.oiuud.dcd at UiMuJble. lutei. fcbSUui S 1 I'iitKU' Alpaccas, Poplins, Wliite'tioods, Linen oods, Scotch and Domestic Ginlsams Cliintzs, i!i'ci!a3i!!es, Delaines, Checks, ioUns,&c. HOSIEHY, CLOAKS & SHAWLS. LADIES AND GENTS' FURNISHINOIGOODS, A LARGE STOCK OF ELACJC AND FANCY. SILKS. We invite the especial attention of the ladies to cur Which is stocked with all the latest styles. a7-tf. John J. Carter &Co., T MERCMNT r on llilJI!, OPPOSITE CORINTHIAN IIALL TITTJSVILLE, S !PV4 Fine Ivy j. French and Scotcli A .Splendid Assortment of CLOTHS & CASSiMERES, The largest in the Oil Region. Tlio custom department is pie bided over by one of the best and Most Fashion able Cutters in the State. HATS AND CAPS 's Fnmis AND SILK HATS MADE TO :i U: u FOR OIL WELLS, iC. BIT) vxil'e, Nny i!5lli,l!HW. :i
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