wcfa 12 m x ih mnn & c. I'Rncccssora to J- A. Law,) Merchant Tailors! EXTENSIVE AND ELKO ANT ASSORT- . 31 EXT OK Sprint and Summer Styles. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS akd CASSIMEKES, which thojr make up to or. dor on SHOKT-.NOTICE. superior in STYLE and WORKMANSHIP. . ; Perfect MatUraetlon Always Guaranteed.- ' Daily ltecolvlng aU.the Novelties la BENTS' FURNISEINB 6CDDS, . CATS, CAPS, &C. McFARLAND, SMITH &. Co., eor. gpriag efc Franklin Stat Tltusvllle, Pa. hetroleum Centre Daily Record. Centre, Irlonday. nay 30 AliHIVAV AMD DEPARTIIBG OF TKAINS ON O.C.& A. R. R, rffoand after Monday, May 30tb, 1870, trataa will run as follows : X0RTU. o. 5. xS. 3. NO. 1. Leave Irvine. 11,45 a m. 6,00 p 31 Leave Oil City 7,00 a m. 2.42 p m. 7,47 p m " Pet.Ceu 7.38 " 3,23 " 8,28 " " Tltusv. 8.2.1 4,14 " 9,15 Arrive Corry, ,35 6,45 10,35 SOUTH. KO, 2. SO. 4. KO. C. Leave Corry, 11,20 a m. 6,00 a m. 6,05 p m Titusv. 12,45 p if. 7,40 " 7,45 " P. Cen. 1,2 " 8,17 " 8,35 ' Arrive O. City 2,05 8,55 " 9,10 " Irvine. 4,50 " 11.35 3T No. S and 6 ran on Sunday. FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH. Leave Oil City, (1.35 A M. 6,30a.. 10 33m. S.rsm " P. Cen, 10,60 " a,!N - Mliur.a. 4.10 Arrive Titiur, 12,01 p.m. 8,4S 1,63 " 0,20 " FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH. IaveTltusv, O.ISa.m 18,35 a.k. II.WaV S.tSrx ' P Cen, 8.17 " 1151 " 14,25 P M. ,S0 " Arrive O. Clty,,!tt l.uira 2,u6 7,40" I'etroletrm Centre freight, Icavoj Oil Ity ll.Ma. ni., arrives at Petroleum Central 25 n. S'i,irri'of'5irol0umCea,rot400P at, arrives ut I'll City 6,20 p. lu. . tlVVin FALACI LEKPIVO CARS. - ' from Phlladalphla without change. 22 rS ? Philadelphia without Chang.,? m S 2J,),,rect from H'taburnh without change. No -Utt to Pittsburgh wUuut cnaDge. Monday, MnyaO, 1870. x Gold 114$. The following ii tbe vote cast at the Re. publican primary election, on Saturday last: Congress. C. W. Gilflllen, 124 W. J. Galbraltb, , 35 :. Assembly. JV D. McJunkin, j 57 County Auditor. John Glass, I2i Jamet McCiacken, in County Commlaiioner. Henry Oubbs, 79 H. B. Hixoo, 75 W.ItForduo, o Jury Commlisloner. Bobt MofflU, 145 Committeeman. Samuel P. Armstrong. ir,T The election pawed off very quietly, only mo votes oeing polled out or ovor 400, tba full vote or tbe place. Tbe XVtb Amend ment was represented by only two voters. Delow will be found tbe majorities for Mr Gilflllsn, in tbe several places mentioned: rranklio, GllOllao's majority, 211 Venango City, aj Fleasantville, f jyi McMlllaa Farm, " j2 Pioneer, . ' " 70 Oil City, mnjfrlj, 40 Rouseville, majority lor GillilUo, 297 Tbe new well near Reno, mention or wbicb we made on Saturday, Is flowing ICO barrels per day. It Is owned by tbe Reoo Oil and Laud Company. There is a (treat deal of undeveloped territory in that vioin ity, and tbe striking of this well will bave a tendency to stimulate developing. The passenger freight nortb, this fore noon, bad several eitra cars attaobed for the accommodation of parties desiring to attend tbo decoratioa ceremonies at Tilus ville. ' New Well. A new well was struck on tbe Story farm, on Saturday last. It in owned by the Columbia Oil Co., and is known as No. 77. Yielding tun barrel? per diy. Paiikkk On, Field. Wo copy the fol lowing oil news from tbo E 1st Urtd y lude- pondout: The Littlo Annie, on tlio Independent tract, was tuhpd tn 'uturilny lijt, ulid is now doiriK 20 barrols per day. Tbe Cypress, 0:1 land of J. V. Tarkcr, struck on Friday ofluttwcoi:, is pumping 37 barrels a day. Thn Alpine, which decreased to about 15 barrels a dny was torprdecd last week, and produced S4 barrels of oil the first twenty fiMir hour's pumping. The well is good' for 4f barrels a day. Tbo Berber well, famous in Us dav, had decreased to some extent, after being tor pedoed, has riroduced from 40 to 60 barrels per day since. Tbe;l'riscilla, near tbe Union Church, in wbicb Capt. A. II. AyerB and others are interested, wm torpedoed a few days ngo, aud Is now doing 70 barrels per day. It was drilled and is now operated by tbe Elliott brothers. . The Sure Pop. is testing, and presents a good show; it will prove a good well. . Tbe Good Intent, just down, will be im mediately tubed, cased and tested. Tbe Bound Reserve), is about testinc presents a finiappcarance. Tbe Murray well, owned by Jcnniug, Brown and others, makes a splendid start. The Kevin well, on I iod of Geo. Parker, was torpedoed on Wednesday last. Tbo in dicatlons good. ' Tbo Keystone, commenced pumping on Friday of last week and is fulrly doing 40 barrels per day. Tbe Shannon well, on Cooper farm, com menced ou Saturday, and is doing trout 30 to 40 barrels. Tbe Middleton well, on land of M.S. Adams, is pumping from 15 to 20 barrel per day. Brady's Bend Oil Field The bin well that created such an excitement at Bardy's Bend, is now yielding twenty-five oarreis aaliy. Tbe owners are preparing to removo the tools and ropo that have been' in the well ever since it was struck. About fifteen rics are now tin In tbe vlcinitvof this well, and anotbor wel is nearly com- pieieo. until u is Known what this new well will do wben completed, and bow much tbe well first struck will yield with tbe tools out, we do sot look for auy-unusual activity in thatregioo. The Clurk farm, upon which tbo bin well U situated, is un dergoing a process of lltlgalion. Stolen Goods Recovkhed. On Satur day last, Obief-of-Pulice St. V. Bargmas, of Detroit, arrived in towu in search of a quantity or stolen goolls, baring .tracked them ail tbe way trum that city , to this placo. The goods belonged to Messrs. P. HoffoagleA Co., Woodward Avenue, De troit, and were shipped the first of tbe month. They were found In the building known as No. 19, at tbe upper end of the street The goods were valued at $1,500, and consisted of silk coverings for parlor ua. ec. air. uargman was aided materi- Iji in bis efforts to Uud tbe goods by Con stable Lawrence of this place. , V . Jamestowk axd Franklin Railroad Extension- Tbe track of the J. & F. is now completed to Oil City and tbe first train of oil cars passad over tbe new roup on Thursday last. This line of roaj, eight miles in length, is a credit to the company and to contractors, Messrs. Lord& Bellows, and we predict that it will be one of tbe best (laying roads lu the region. It is de cidedly tbe most substantial in Its construc tion and equipment. From a goutleman who arrived from Par ker's Lauding, yesterday, we iearu that a bloody light occurred there Saturday night, ia wbicb one uiun was beaten Dearly to death, and several others badly cut up with knives. We publish to-day the urrival and de parture of freight trains on tbo O. C. & A. R.R. Mr. Matthew Mara, who was so badly burned at Pioneer, by tbe explosion ol tbe still in Lowriu's refinery, a day or two sinco, Ib slowly recovering. Travol on the Buffalo, Corry and Pittf burgh R. R., is immense. Tbe whole lougth of tbe road as new consolidated is 2C8 miles, viz from Buffalo to Brocton, 47; from Broe'on to Corry, 43; from Corry to Oil City, 45; and from Oil City to Pitts burgh, 133 miles. Many of tbe trusties be tween Brocton and Corry are to be filled In with earth- this season, and tbe whole distance will be run as safely and in as good time as any other through line. Corry boasts of a military company which Is uodor command of Cupt. T. A. Allen The Republican speaks very highly of, tbo soldierly appearance which the company piutcotB. A man from Titusvillo wus swiudlod out of $75,flO,by a sharper, at Curry, a dny or two sinco. i.atx:k-2' Fijian kews New Yoke, May IS. A Malum? special to the Times las', night says: There uro over a thounand l'eniaus here now and several hundred more ar0 expected to-nhht or in the morning if (lie Buffalo police luil to stop tuc'r coining from Iho West. Gen. John II. Gloasou, of Richmond, Va., has assumed commund of the forces here, aiid Gen. Starr has disap peared, as tbe Fenians threatened to lynch him for cowardice. This morning It is re ported that Gen. Donnelly has died aud that two Fenian prisoners will be hung. PoroitKEBrsn-i, Muy 28. Recruiting tot tho Fenians progresses at Newburg. Ovor 50 left bere for tbe front. New York, May 29. Irishmen are disheartened by the news from tbe border, and a dispatch from the front instructing them not to send any more men, but to forward funds for tbe support of New York troops as soon as possible Subscriptions, however, are not heavy. Maloxe, May 28. Tbe Fenian invasion Is abndonod as hope. less. Tbe men are almost tamisbed, and bat for tbe charity of the people of Malone would be starving. Prominent officers of the Brotherhood bave agreed to discounte nance further hostile movements on tbe American continent, while nearly ail the men here say they will never havo anything to do with Feniauism again aud tiiso their infiiienco against it. General Meado bavs ing refused transportation, tho Selectmen of Malone will bond the citizens lor $1,000 to pay tbe Fenians' fare back to RomoN ' Father McXIahone says he has telegraph to twenty places, including St. Louis for men and money, and advises the men to stay here until Monday or Tuesday, when a fight can be made. Montreal, May 2S. Great anxiety Is telt regarding the future disposition of tho captured Fenians by tbe Government. Five are in jail at various points and public feoling is so intense that extra precautions have. been taken lor their eocurityfrom Lynch law. St. Albaws, May 28. Marshal Foster went across tbe line to day to Intercede for Thomas Murphy, sen tenced to be executed. Murpby was a teamster, a resident of this place, a non combatant and unarmed when captured. Gen. O'Neil, who feels strongly the im putations of treachery against him, will probably be released on bail Monday, a wealthy Fenian named Flynn having con--sented to become security. In tho square at St. Mark, at Venice, there is a clock, and two bronze men stride the hours on a bell. One day onbquisi live stranger put bis bead betweed the bam. mer and tbe bell, and the bronze man knock ed bis brains out. Quite a serious railroad accident occur- red on tbe A. & G. W. Railway, berwoea. Franklin and Oil City, this forenoon. A locomotive aud four freight cars .imped the track and rolled dawn the embankment into tbe Allegheny rive No one hurt. A Chicago ruffian, who bad staged a policeman, nou into a private bouse, and sppeared suddenly to a lady in ber bath. Sae screamed, and be bounded from the room into the, arms oj thn policeman. Tbe New York Democrat says: 'Mc- FArlnml .ilnAa nnf nu n.i In hUmliLlf. ...ft.. .u ulo Ti(cv He sweetens It with bis Wife's lovevhirs' buu iuu ouiib iub letters lor more.aWDisBy Verdict Not guilty." Tbeysayofa fasblooa'rfly d jessed lady now-a-days that she, is "banismoly uphol stered. " So mublrbraida, tSssels'and rJbrda, you see. '.. . . r Tbe champion oonsoienue belongs to John Youle, ot bcales Mountain, a Iud. The toll man at Bear river crossing in Trucked, Ne vada, baB recontlyJFecoivcd a letter from' him containing oue'oollnr for lollj incurred l .OHM 111 IOOV. ' Considerable exsiiouient was occasioned this afternoon by a team running away, in Wild Cat Hollow. No particular damage was done. . Wednesday while Cincinnati sweltered at 01 jn.the shade, it wus bailing at Ouiaba, snowing at Cheyenne. ' ' ' , Tbo announcement of a death iu a Massa chusetts papor one day last week wsdW. lowti with: "Now 1'ork papers please copy. Of such is tho, Klugduuiof lleav- A nuggol of pure copper, weighing 117 pounds was discovered in an Iowa Uelda t'ew days ago. It bad been kicked about fo r years, under the supposition that it was a stone. Finally, tbe tooth of a harrow scrap' ed against it, making a bright stroak, which revealed its true nature. It is puro metal, without tho least alloy, stone, or quartz. Tbe locality whore ditcovered ia in Cedar lownshlp, Monroe conuiy, aud lopes uro etiU'iluined that extensive depoiiu uiav un, deilie the I10I0 leeii.u. BOCK BEER! Ondiaucbtat Hie Opera House Saloon. Ju?t received from 11m lilfl's llleweiy, Tl-' Itiovllle, several Koi; of the celeliruted J lock Beer. If you have never tried it drop Into John Theobolfs, try n ulups and be convinc ed. Remember the seuwn is short. . 27-3t. John Tiikoiidi.t, Frtvp'r. Lard Oil by batrelor gallon nt luay23-tr II. Fukkmax's. Gas Pipe wholesale and retuil at II. Fkklmak'h. Nails wholesale aud leinil at 11. Freeman's. -T- Tbe largest Ktockvf Gas Pipe in town at It. Frkkman'b. TAKE AOTIC13. Petroleum Centre, May 17 1S70. All bills lor Torpedoes over thirty days old on tho first day ol Jii' O, will bo left witb Samuel Keynolils tor collection. " 11IK up to the Captain's office aud settle. By order of the Roberts Torpedo Co. M17 t Jl. Levi Mason Agt. Beautiful Gold Fish at M. S. Simmon's Drug Store. Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat ty's. Just received a Inreo and well assorted stock of shelf hardware nt J. Rutherford's. tf. Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat ty'a. Sash, Glass, Doors Putty &e. Large stock vory cuuup at tho Furniture Store. BllO-tl All kinds foreign fruits at Fetter, Fenner & Co. 'a Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Win dow Shades and Fixtures, just ree'd nt mtStt. GltlFfKS liROS. Gold Fish, Gold Fish at M. S. Simmon's Drug Store. Sparkling Soda Water at M. S. Sim mon's. m4tf. All kiuds forulKu fruits ut Feltor, Fonner & Co. 's Another lino lot of Plants and Roses re ceived to-day at M. 8. Simmon's. m4.tf. Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat ty's. Tlrr largest aniWJinvjst stock of I'iuylly Groceries, ever Jy-ought to PetroleuuiCentre, is now; bfg received' and offered aftVeavily reduced prices. These goods are boughOh New York .at the piesent low prices "1 for cash, and wesproposele to our friends and patrons hare khe benefit of low prices. Parties wishing tojbuj choice groceries at very low figures will do'wwell to call on us before purchasing elsewhere. Buy the "Re J Hot" Saddle, manufaotured in Titusvillo expressly for tbe oil country adapted to ail kiuds of weather, at J. R. Kron's. a!2-tt Cold is a word wbicb Codington 3c, Corn well propose render obsolete, For modus operandi call aud see them. marcblOlf. Tim Pyramids of spleodid coal overat Codington it Ooru well's yard are perfectly woudurful. march lOlf. Fino uurtuivut of wall paper at Grilles Una Infringement Aotu-e. Tbo sulwcrlber bos learned Ihst a certsln firm In Tilusvllle, known as ' Ilryim. D. liugham A Co.," bave commenced thn maiu' ntucture bf Sucker Rods with Socket Jolnlii This is a Dlniet Infringement on his Uihts as his claim Is "connecting two sections 'f rod by moans of weUs, wedging sockets, and doable coupling bolt." Ho dos not speolly any particular shaped wedue, nur of wbat mateiial it shall be mode. All rods made as above described ontsido of his man ufactory, are direct Infiiiigemeuis. This, bercfore Is to " CAUTION OIL OPERATORS, and all others, BRainst buying or using any roils so made, except those of his manuTscl turc, as by so doing thoy will lay Ihem selves liable, aud will be dealt witb accord, Ing to law. WM. J. INN IS. Pioneer, April 91 h, 1870. Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. w rut ap27-if. All kinds forelun fruits at Vu,r f.n.. A Co.'a ' All atvles llaht hurauM Ah..h-. .1. .1. j T -. . WHVnKVt HIQJ 1 ut, cheapest, made from Moffat's oak stock, and ......... 1 . T 1. , , 1 vrarrBUMju, xv. jvrou a. Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. V n... lys We would call tbe attention of our busi ness men to tbe superior styles or job print- log, both plain and fancy, at present being turned out from Ibis office. Wo are prepar ed to execute job printing ff every descrip tion In tbe latest and most fashionable style of tbe art, and at reasonable rates. tf. The largest lot of Birds, Canaries and other species, ever brought to the oil region bas just been received at M. S. Simmon's- a20-tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. RUCTION SALI. Of a Refinery. On Wednesday th flrstilsynf .Tone, t hnlf p.it clcen, a. m., we will sell at pnlitlii anctlno ail tho laiihs. both vuod and Into, una Six Hone Kncino nnd Holler, one Hutionarv Butler, f mr Sillln, a ' laig 'loi of I Ipe, Mveral linlld Ine., one Onehnn lrl mid Twenty xiarrel Aaiutor, nearly new, ami all and everything oninprisinz a Hetlnery. in trantf order, 00 th pnanis s on ltnneliotllnn, retroletua CauUe. SCIIERMERnOHN & TEN EYCE. : may 2S-4t- TAKEN UP. flMkon tin on tli nremlMs of tn snhwrlher or, X tho nnrhannn Farm, Sa'nrday May 1 4th, a A year old BKIND1.K COW. Th numiT i-nn h-ivo the same by proving property aud piylnR rharem. . W. ft DAVIS. Cornplantar Township, May 28, St H- O- WACHTEB WIIOLKSALB AND RETAIL GROCER! DRIED FRUIT Of all kinds BUTTER, EGGS, ScC.y AT nUKTINGTONS OLD STAND, Washington Street, Want ITnuwi at the Railroad crossing, South of Depot, F troloum CauUre, 1'a n. f!- WACHTKR Fetrolanm Centra, April la, 1S70 1m. BUFFALO ANDEHIE KAII.KOAD On and aHar Monday, Nov. 23rd. senger Tralnn will ran on this road aa follow; IJAVB SRIE OOINO EAST- It til A. M. NIGHT KXHHKHH, stopping a l-tU Klpley, WeatAeld, Dunkirk and HlWcr craek, arriving at nnffaln at 4,4S A. M ' f fl.X-X A. M., NKw YORK KXI'RKSS stop. lUil ping at WuMAcId, Brocton, Dnnkirk, 811. varcraak, and Angola, arriving in ltollalo at 2.10 P. M 7.HX V. M, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, atoi Ki ping t Northeast, Woslfleld Drocton, Dunkirk and Sllverereek, and arrives at Buffalo at lo,4ft P. at. .. 0.AA A. M., MAIL AND ACCOMMODA1 UV TION, itopplng at al I utatlons, arriving at Buffalo at lo,4o A. M. 3,1 X P. M., DAV KXPItKSS, stopping at Northeast, ltlploy, Weatflcld, Dunkirk, milvuroreek and Angula, arriving at Vul faloatT.tloP. M. LEAva BtirvAlo noiao witsr. Ki.OK V. M..DAY EXPRESS stopping at An liwit eo. Sllverereek, Dnnkirk, Broctiin, WeatAeld and Northeast, arilvingatKrlu .iinF&r"AII. AND ACfJOMMOWA ISUU TION, stopping at all sUtions, arrivlfig atErlaatOjIioP. M. aWk A- M., TOLEDO EXPRESS, stopping t HI an stations, aud arriving at Erie at- lo 0.AA H STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, atop !Utl ping at Angoln, Sllverereek, Dunkirk Brocton, Waatnuld and Northeast, arrtv Ing at Erie at l,2o A.M. . triMl A. M., NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping a I L5U bllvarcreek, Dunkirk and vvcatttold, ar riving at Erlo at 4,4o A. M. Kallroad time i. to -in- '8enp,. NO FISHINO TOOLS liENT AFTER THIS DATE. Responsible parties wishing to hire fishing tools will be accomodated at reasonable rates. febiSm B.PAHKT" Cuildhkn's 'Car itiAttER. A fine assort acnt at ths Furniture Store
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