i , . ! ! Petroleum Centre Daily Record. ' rtt. Centre, Thnrmlay nm ch 31 r? ABUTTAL 'AND DEPAKTI'lE OF lftAIMTjO O. V. A- It. K, I No. 2, Passetiwr. LeareCorry 11.20 a. m.; TitBfv.lle. 12.69 p. m. Petroleum Con tre, 1.40 p. m. Oil City, 2.22 p. Ir Tlnfton, 10 p. ra. . No. 4 Pawner Leave Corry 8. 10 a. in ; Titiisville, 7,85 a. m. i Potroleum Centre 8.14 a m; Oil City, 8 69 a n; arrive at Ir vineton 11-46 a m. No. Passenger Leave Corry 6.05 p m; Titiisville, 7.60 p m; Petrolum Centre, 8,33 p m; arrive at Oil City 9,20 p m. - - NORTH. . No, 1, Passenger Leave Irviiictoa 7.15 m; Oil City, 10,10 a rnj Petroleum Cen tre, 11,05 a m; Titusvilie, 11,60 a m; arrive at Corry 1.40 p m. No. S, PtBsenger Leave Irvioeton, 12, 06 p in; Oil City 2.67 p ru; Petroleum Cen tre, 3.36 pin; Tilusville, 4,20 p in; arrive at Curry 6.45 p m. No. 5, Pcsener Leave Oil City 7,00 a a; P roleuni Centre, 7,43 a m; Titusvilie, 1,80 am; arrive at Corry 10,10 a m. IMvlne Servlcoa. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Preaching at 11 a'clooi A. M., and 7 o'eleskr.M. Set. t. T. Oxtobt, Pastor. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services ever; Sabbath at 11 A. M. and l P. If. Babbath School at P. X. eata free. cardial Invitation extend ed toll. Rev. C. X. HtAKo, Pastor. BTS. PETES AND PAUL'S '(Catholic) CHURCH. Mass at 10i a. m. Vesper and Benedict!! rf the Blessed Sacrament at 4 p. n. Cateabisia at2. m. AME3 DUNN, Paster. Gold lit. We would eall the attention of the ell operators In thli vicinity to the notice ot the meeting of the Oil Producer's Associa tion, which la to be held at Oil City, on Friday, April 1st, in Library Hall, at ten o'clock A 11. The meeting; ia called for the purpose of taking measure to aectire the peerage of tbe Free Pipe Bill, now pending before tbe Btate Senate. This an important measure and should secure the prompt attention of both producers aad shippers, as It is of vital interest to both. Let there be a full attendance. Rev. John Peate, A. M., of Franklin, will preaob in tbe Methodist Church of this place next Suiday, morning and evcaing. Jlr. Peate ia a representative man in tbe Methodist Church, and ad able preacher. Sherry's theatre will toon perform at Msadvllle. He that drinks good beer, And goes to bed. mellow Buys it of John Tbeobolt, For he's a jolly fellow. Of Hoenig A Co.' brewing he keep the best, -It make yoa sing and carol, There's no drugs in Hoentg's lager And 'li very cheap per barrel. To day Johu Tbeobolt resume efeele payment. That be keeps the best of lager, weitznr cheese, bam, 4c, and makes No. 1 sandwiches, and furnishes an extra Ha vana cigar there can be do doubt. Tbe above will bo furnished for greenback and specie given ia change. Remember tbe place Opera House Restaurant The Fifteenth Amendment baa become a law of tbe land, having been latified by the two Houeos of Congress. The proclama tion of tbe President announcing H ratil cation was made yeaterday. There is an active duniand for leases on thn Smith, UcBiide and Haideknuper farms. A new well was struck on the Huid ekouper larm last Saturday and one on tbe MoBride (aim. We have been unable to learn the amount of production in either case. Pleitisntvllle Gaslight. Tbe annual reuuiuu of the Army of the Potomao will be bold In Philadelphia, on tbe Sib. of April. Bee notice of Chautauqua Lake loo for ale. ladlcatioo ot rain. The md- oi tbe robins wan Heard this morulng. The oil business contiuuvs to look up oa XoCray farms. Tbe atiwela are muddy. To-morrow ia All-Foul' duy. Eomebody calls a baby tne Home Melo. diet Coartabip is kliw, but matrimony i blis ter. A mimical wedding Marrylnglu the right time. , TIip miser's disrate Money man a. Oil Prodn corn jtloetlnir In llesrnrd ti ibe free Pipe Bill. Fjuskun, Mnich !!0r1870. Editor Record: The Free Pipe Bill bus pnwed the House of Ileprwnlatlves, and is now pending be fore the Senate. A stroRg opposition to Its pasapo is said to exist, eadaDgring tho success of the bill. It Is necesssry that all who are Interested in tho cheap transportation of oil, at regu lar and uniform rates, uoitoin presenting to tbe Senate their petitions fur the passage oi tbe bill, with tbe reasons which support tbo pet'tions. Immediate andjearnest actionals necessa ry to s we this important measure from de feat. A meeting of oil men, both Producers and Shippers, is called to be held .at Oil tCiiy on Friday, April 1st, In Library Hull, at ten o'clock a. in., to adopt such measures as tbe occasion requires ) A fall attendance is desired. Wit. BRoron, P'es'U Pet. Producers' Association. A general order liom the headquarters of tbe army announce tbe death of General Thomas. It gives an account of bia life and services, and says: Tbe General has known General Thomas intimately since they sat as boys on tbe same bench, and tbe quality In bim which he holds up for the admiration and example of Ibe youn- is bia completo and entire devotion to duty. Though sent to Florida, to Mexico, Texas and Arizona, when duly.tccre was absolute banishment, be went cheerfully and never asked as a persoDul "favor, exemption or leave of absence. Ia battle be uever waver ed; firm and full of faitb in his causn, he kaevt it would prevail, and he never sought advancement of rank or bouor at tbe ex pense of any one. Whatever he earned of tbejs were bis own, and no one disputed hi fame. Tbe very impersonation of hones ty, integrity sod honor, he will stand to us S3 the beau Ideal of a soldier and a gentle man. Though he leaves no child to bear bia aame, the eld amy of the Cumberland, numbered by tan of thousands, called bim rather, will weep for bim in tears of manly grief. His wile, who cheered bim with her messages of love in tbe darkest hours of the war, will mourn him now to sadness chast ened by be sympathy of the whole country. Tbe laat sad rites duo him as a man and soldier will be paid at Troy, N. T., on the airival of bis remains, aod friends Of bis family aid all of his comrades v. bo can be present are invited, thereto iharo In the obsequies. At all military posls and sta tions Da; will be placed at half mast, and fifteen guns fired on tbe day after the receipt ot this order, and usual badge of mourning will be worn thirty days. By command of General Sherman, Owing to recent rains tbe Allegheny Riv. er is now navlgaUle for 1 i ; h t crafts, and tbe riveimvn are availing tbemtelves of this opportunity to run up from Pittsburgh with barges of coal and take back thn oil which bos accumulated at different points for transportation. On Monday the '-Oil Valley," 'Glpsey," and several other tow boat passed Parker's, bound np with barges, aad tbe General Larimer down v.iib ltiie bilges oloilin tow. Oil City will not ship much ail to Pittsburgh by tbe present rise, but at Tldioutc, Oleopolis and White Oak, there is considerable that will be moved, while at various points upon the river below Oil City, small quantities are awaiting snipmeui. ueraia. On Saturday morning about twenty minute past nine o'clock, one and a hal' miles went of Altooos, fa., as the Pacific Express going west a-as rounding a curve on tbe mountain side at a rapid rate, a deep precipice on one side aud high impending rocks on the other, a wee lad was seen lead waving hi bat and toksing his little arms aloft. Tbe train was stopped within a few feet of -a muss of rock unci dirt upon the track sufficient to have thrown pateup. gers and oars over the precipice. The lad. whose name Is William Cr.nko, not yet ten years old, bad seen the fall acd hastened to signal the approaching train. i ' Tbe t a.v l,ako Dally Telegraph, a Gen. tile paper, says, in regard to the Calloon hill, that it agrees with tbe Sun and otter journals that the better way for Congress lo deal with Utah Is to admit ber as a State, and let tbe high civilization, religious teaching, noble example aud Christian arguments of the millions of tbe republic lea'1 the thousands of Utah to a higher mor al plaue, if they can. A dreadful accident occurred Tuesday morning at the coal minu of Riuliaid Iluoh- eclier, a few miles Irnm Sbmaoiloah City, in Schuvlkill county, Pa. From what can eh ascertained it uppears thiit while feur meo were oecemllng the shaft thn rope, hruk precipiUMni! the c n r.nd rrmri In tho bnt. i4mp. R nejnu (novel t-u'vk-al. All Wile I initant'y hi led. The le lias broken up in ilieNoith river and tho" channel was clear yesterday. A minify tit.1be'',Cinc!r.ttati workhouse, on Monday, was successfully suppressed. Another German spent ,is about lo leaves for California, Oregon ond Washington Territory, to cxploie site for a, colony of Germ ans from Chicago. JohnjClarr, tried at Ealtltuuro for the alleged murder of Henry li. Grave, .liiJISfift has been acquitted. At 4 o'clock' r. si., Tuesday the three up por floors of tho new brick shop of A. Ryce A Co.'sseoJ and cultivator mantn'aolnry. at Akron. Ohio., fell t!irougli;to tbe ground. Miraculously n ine of the worScmen were seriously injured. Loss five tbuusand dol lars. Allentnwtl, P.i., istill Infested within cendiuries, and there lis fit eat excitcuicn1 among the citizons. Tho'dlrectors of the. Buffalo Driving Park Association bare decided to offer $40,000 in premiums at tbe summer meeting, com mencing August 9. The principol prizes are $10,000 for horses that nuver beat 2:30: $4,000 for horses that never beat 2:27; $4. 000 for bones thai never beat 2:25; $:,Q0ft free to all horees, and large purses for horses t hut. never beat 2:34, 2:40 and 2:50, for double teams aud daub ol five miles. Owlnr; to the sudden rise, in the river, tbo embankment at thn lower lock of the canal at Keokuk. Iowa, gave way Saturday, and the eiitiro.Governmcnt work at thai point was SooJed, ennsitig great damage. The work will bo suspcuded until the river falls. J. R. Alien, a theatrical manager at Cincinnati, is in jail.lu Nashville, on a charge of perjury. Tbe office oftbe'Comot and Advertiser at St. Michaels, Talbot nounty, Md., was ijurned,. Tuesday,' toge therewith seveia' stores and.uwelilngs. The Di.niocrilic SialfVCenttat Committee of Maryland, Ttivsdiy adopted a resolution tiiai;ihu regiairalon laws of the State should be so amended toos to conforai to the pro visions of the Fifieente Amendment, An emigrant ellipsis supposed to have foum' 'red in the bay of Boston in tbe gale SatutdiJ nib-ht. quantitiesfrf wrecked eluff, including hud nickd, piiluws, ic, having wished ashore on C'ipe Cod. E. A. Alexandria, eon-io-law of Mr. Yrii- dripeylyn, a wealthy farmer of Troy, N. Y. wl.o wo.-i nimdered last wei-k, batcouimit teds'iicide, alter confessing t!i:i. hecumuiit tcd tiie deed which he had nieditutod fur a year. The Delawarejaed Hudson Canul will be oponed for navigation next Monday. ThemounUioi iu Ibe illawniian islands were covered with wiow on the fitb ol March a very unusual occuirouco. April 15th i to be observed as a faat day in Connecticut. The first alge of spring "To let." A cobbler has a sole purpose in life. Fascinating Indies Arch-Duchesses. Morning envelopes Dressing gowns The science of sorrow sigh-colty. Cold muffins RagamuRins in Inter. "Tiue as steal" Wall stieot brokers. The eud of juitice A cat-o'-ninetails. 0 A '-copper Wedding" Marrying a squnw. Couit-cbip bas two mate and no cap tain. A scaly wedding Marrying a fish wo man. Tho Minister of the Interior Tbe mouth. A Mis-take MSS. of Female composi- lois. Tbo Jockey (Club porfume Ilorsc-iad- isb. ICE, ICE. Ice. C. IT. Williams Cn in nnm,. ed to fi.rob'h fresh Chmittniqua Lake Ico iu quauiuieH iu Bun all. They have laid in a mrgesiucKoiiiiepiiresii.ce ever nrniighl lo the oil reqion. Tbnso using Ice will do woll to bear this fact in mind. m3()-4t. Mr. Trnyer, salesman lor tbe well known clothing bouse of Charles Stokes, Philadel phia will visit this lily about April IsL Those wishing clothing cut lu tbe latest style mid bin materials will do well to re serve tbeir or-Jers tor bim. He will have a very larpe and complete Hue of samples. Our prices will be found very low uh tho extent of our business gives (.-real adian tauea In buyin,. The lo established repu tation of ibo toiiMi lor lair dealing, gocd culling nnd workiuunsuip h iuarunlo that every cusloiuer will bo pleusnl. . Iill.i-lll Oidctitakoii fm hiiiis and U; guuruaiccd, Lim:ucrs & iUvu's. r?V" it Is tb truth T Grilles Urea, have I?1-UMKI r'PI-X'IK l'AVMEN-T. All persons piiichnr'mt goods at their store will receive st.ecie in thntigv. Give tlu'tn a cull and see lor youiself. n.22 tf. Fine nssorinient of paper oiidt'loih Win dow Mmdea and Fixture, jnal ree'd at niStf. Gtiil'FM Bitos. Pash, Glass. Doers, Puny Ac. I.irgo stock vny cfcn'.p at tho 1'iitninire Ston. nilU-lf Km Gi.oakk A largo ar-sortn-.cnl, at Laiueaiis & AUlon's. Gnffney, sells belter nnd cheaper poods than uny dealer on tho creek. Try him. M Itilf. The !ur.;est and brst aseorted stock ever on exhibition on Oil crcok is at Gu.Tnev's. MlStf. Gold lokeu ut par for goods at Gaffuey'. M lSif. Lnmmers A Alden's Is tee only store to quy good, dunb!e and cheap clothing. The PvinMins of splendid coal overst Codington & t'oruwell's yard ore perfectly wonderful. nnrchlOtf. Lamirers k Alden's h h. only wlilt mans, cbithing store in thii Centre. The largest nnd best assortment of Table Cutlery, ever brounl.t into the country at Nicchohon i, iilackmon's. t!. Phkkikf' Sai.k is Ci-owed. Nicholson A Bin- kriKio havincr bought him out at this piacu and Kane City. tf. Coi.o is a word which Codington A Corn well propo.-a render obsolete. For nioius operandi call and te th. ni. muicblUlf. We would call the attention of our busi ness men to the superior styles of job print ing, hotk plaiu and fancy, at present being mined nut from this nffice. Wo are prepar ed to execute job priming of every descrip tion in the latest and most fashionable style of tbe art, aud at reasonable rates. tf. ITorse Shoe Nnils, wholesale aud retail, at Nicholson it THmkmon's. 23-lf. TheXew Gas Pump lor aale at Nicholson A Blackmon's. tf. Tho New Gas Pump for sab at Nicholson & Blackmon's. tf. Carrisi Bnl's. wholesale and retail, a Nicholson & liuckmon's 23-tf. l"nder loili'mr; in laro quantiliis at Laut mora A Alrleii's. Reduced Prices l Lammers A Aid''. nov.22'.l. Just received n lurje nnd well assor'ed stock of shelf hardware at J. Kutherlord's. tf. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' B rrFALo. coiisy and J'll ISlfL' Ht;ei RAILKOAD. cnorfs-cuT. Trulns lave Corry. Express, 9:45 a. in. Mail, 1 :3.i p. m. Aec'im'dn, 6:3U p. in. Trains ar. at Corrv. Mail, 10:40 a. m Express 5:15 p. m Accnm'dn, 9:40 p. m C. A. Durffey, DT.ht&tiyn second hand emncs, boilers. Tub hi!,', .'r-litj, ulno new V'ooa & JUunn vngluii Co stmilly mi hard. Ilavliu; the facilities for CLEANING AND REFAIP.ING EN GINES, vill do so on th most rensnnithlc terms. arties Having Engines for Sale rt'il do well to p1re nic a cull. Platfo.m near tbe O. C. A.!:. K., . PKTROLI'I ;it PA. l'ropvrietore of the 33uffn.lo Bakerv llealrr in oIioko Hour, linttcr, yi;B sod Cbcet Aiif, choice gioceice, IVtroleiirn Centre, Pa. Oriiort loft will ba ,)ror.ptly atlendede to aad GuiKiv delivi-reu. Pntlunjee Bok itH'i. uiay 19. EO. II. UISSELIi A CO., 13 3ST 121 B R S , rii'ltOI.iidl tENTKl:, PA. O. n. Siwcll, ' M. C. Martin Christopher Meyer. V, fflW- our seiviceM lor tho trnnsnrtln of C,..N.";!AL T)NKIN,;,H!:XCHANGli abd COL liKi.TWN IIUulNKKil Any t iili.cn eiiiinsted to cur care will recolve piompt nitnutlon. iu 17. tf piiiiiadcpkiia V &vh 11. It. Time, II) minim fiislor itaan Fr le time. (m mill nfler Monday, Nov. Ilith, tho trains on the l'liiiuJd.hiu Hi Kilo Itnt.rual will run ftllow: WEHTWAKD. Mall Train leave rhllndelphla, P ' ' leiivon Coi n', ' 6,60 p iu " " nirivwi nt Ki le. 8,S0pm Erie Tixpr. leuvin I'hll'.iluliihls, H, a m (i " leiivci Coitv, S.lfiam " " niTlvesat lirie, 10,0 am Airnm'n. 1i-hvim 1 orrv. 1,6,1pm ' " hitUw at Kile. S,4' p ai KASTVVJUD. Mull mln !eiin.n F.ri. 8 40 m " Intra Oorrvf 10 (I a m " " urrlvis ni l'lillndelphia. a in Trio Kxpr. mav a Kile, 4.IHI p in lean- I'm iv, B.50 iu ' nt-.ivi-M ;,t l'iiilndtli,bia, 1,16 pm Ateom'n l-.i-.vi H.U-. , lo.i'uiu ' nriivnt ul (' irry, 1.10 p III i:rr- eiibi eoniiei t. in I'orry, Mull enit nt or I V illiu Ii vImiiioii, i.'!iie.- wml lit Irvluelim wi'h tr-ms vu Oil Crk hi.,1 ji'Iij-ihdv biver liailroad ALHiMi L 1 VI. UK, lira. Sttpt. WINSOH BROS. COLUMN. mmoR bbos., STORE. ESTABLISHED 1859. . "Winsor IB ros.1 T MAIN 8TBEET, FITUOLEIJI CEXTRE, DEALERS IN OIL WELL TUEIMj AND' CASING I ALSO, WORKING BARRELS A TALTES, STUFFING 30ZES, CLAMl'S, TON3S, 1NN13 SUCKER IX)DS, RIVETED JOINT SUCKER ROD SOILER pcmes, CISTERN A WELL PUMPS, ftrery IHscrlptlos or soppllee Air OIL WELL TillS MD REFINERIES. BBASS I GOODS, STEAM a GAS FITTINGS BELTING, PACKING AND HOSB ; KIRBY'S COMPRESSED BUNGS, H -A. 3D "W ABE, II'jiish Trimmings, Carpsniers' Tool, Drilling aud Plain Laid Rope, Oaknm, Nails, Axes, Table aud Pocket Cutlery, A Sill tssortnnil rave-rthinf la :h IIMwt liua . Hoase Furnishing Goods, VENTILATOB AND Morninsr Glory BASE III R.EUS. nOME COMPANION, IRON GATE, and WHEAT SIIEA7 (Sobk Stoves. Lamp, Lantern ic Chimney, Aio. 1 Winter ttrained Lard Oil, NO. 1 REFUTED OIL. CIIAHplOLOTIIES WBISCEBS Manufacturers of - TIN. SHEET ISDN & COPPER WARE. SMOKE, STACKS, Hepalrin? or all Mnd done with neatnen aad dis patch. i.)edul attnutlon given Uf Steam and Gas Fittings Pnrchasln with cash emly, onr facllltlf Dlnhlnn everything in or l(n are superior x other Mtabllshment lt!e Oil Kciloii. '" Mist clans. TIN ND REPAIR SHOP frlei for tl.elr IIIotaI ptroni' . i. .a..., Krt.t ITortH lo M'I n ui. i"i f i . wu .nwit ... vw. wv- - - . U ermMrauiieu.
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