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Merchant Tailors!
EXTENSIVE AND ELEGANT ASSORT
MKNT OK
Spiing and Summer Styles.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS
, and OASSIMKItF.X, whMi tlmy liiftkpiip to or.
ltr on fllUltT-jNOTieE. wiHrlnr lu
BIVLK niil WOKKMANsIIIP.
r.'rfcct MntUfncilon Always
Ciitaruiitocdti
Bally Receiving all tVj N'oycIiIos In
GENTS FURNISHINfl BDDDS,
HATS, CAPS, iC.
McFAllAM, SMITH & Co.,
Cor. Spring dr. Franklin St.,
Tltntvilfe, Pn.
T etr oleum Centre Daily Record
I'ct. Centre, Tuesday. JuuoJt..
AIIK1V.II. AND DE PA It Tilt IS OF
TUAINS ON . V. & A- It. H.
On and after Monday. Mny 30th, 1870,
ruins win run us unions:
south. no. 5. no. 8 xo. 1.
Leave Irvine. 11,45 A M. fi.till p m
L.te till Ulty 7.00 A M. 2.42 p M. 7.47 p M
ret.ljon 7.38 " S.23 8.28
' Tltnsv. 8.2.1 4.14 " 9.15 '
Arrive Corry, 0,35 6,45 10,35 "
HOi-m. xo. 2. xo. 4. xn. fi.
Leave Corry, 1 1.20 a m. 6.H0 a M. fi.l5 P M
" Tilnsv. 12.45 p M. 7.40 7.45 "
" P. Cen. 1.25 " 8.17 8.35 '
Arrive f). City 2.05 ' 8,55 11,10 '
" Irvine. 4.50 " 11.35
W No. 6 and 6 riyi on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
iivo on city. n.3.1 a .. x.sua.x. pnssam. i.mfm
" v. i en, jo an s.iei ia.io x. 4,o
Arrive Tllusv, ln,ol r x. v,4S ' 1,54 &,w
FREIGHT TR.AI3S POCTIT.
leaveTitnsv, O.IRa.x l(i,3S a.m. :i (M) a.m. 8 SRrx
" P. On, (U7 ' ll,5t - P.M. 11.80 "
Arrive ii. uiy.ti.V3 J.iid p x a,06 ' 7.
ill CUT and Petroleum (.Yntre ireleht, leave Oil
'lty ll.liu a. in , arrivrai t Petmlemn Centre 1.25 p.
in. I.-vi,s Petroleum Centre, at 4,00 a m., arrives
t oil City 5,!W p. in.
kii.tku palacs nt.KEriiro r.KS.
" 4 IMreet fmm l'liddliliuiilliiit ctintigc
No. 3 Direct to l'lnlii(lvliliin wlili..ui cliiiiico.
JM 5 Direct from Piiialmruh without rlimiuu.
No IHr wrt to Pittsburgh uillioilt ciianxa.
.Monday, ai-iy ail, js;u.
Gold lll-Vf.
Notice,
. Tne. foal olllM at this plarMill be open
ed on inly 4 th from 7,' o'clock'' to 8 a.
in. and 12J to 4 p. m.
i pla? twill be i
Mr. A. M. Klmlts has recently filed up his
grocery in ilegaut shape, and has added
largely to bis stock of groceries, provisions,
lried fruit, c, ito. lie has ols'j secured
tho services or that popular grocery dealer,
Mr. N. G. IlnntinetVh. who hereafter .will
. V . ...
W found at his store, 'roady'and willing to
wail on customers. Mr. S., thoroughly tin
leriands tho grocery business und those
lufinji. deal willi uiln or bis gontlemanly
uletk, will find them lair and honorable
men. Give them,a call and be satisfied.
r?be
I)y reference to the advertisement It will
li seen that our Cathol c friends propuse
relebrating the Fourth of July in an uld
t ishioned wanner, on tbe'grouuds near the
obitrcii. The programme which they have
laid out is a sufficient guarantee that a good
timo will lie had. Read tbo adverlisment.
A new well was struck on the Lyman P.
Smith farm, near Plefisantille, on .Saturday
last which is s.iid to be yielding thirty bar
rels per day. It Ik knowu as tbo Neal well.
There are lore or six wells producing ou
lis (arm at presont, and several going
down.
'('tie fi'rqueiil use of lire cracker, torpe
does, .to., in the streets is gelling to be a
decided nuisance. We hope the police olli
cers will put a stop to it. There is great
danger oi lire by their use aud the practice
should be slopped.
We bear ol one or two cases of sua stroke
during the. present warm weather. ,
New, derricks are being put up on the
Espy farm.
Tbe Elliott, llros. aio putting down a uew
elJLou the Crown farm.
Hi: II I1K IM.I! PTRATI ISMAT
Jt.lfi: AU.XtTkST TIJIU.
THE FASTEST, TRIP IN A QUARTER
OK A CENTURY. -St.
Louis, Juao 22d. Tho famous steam-
er Natchez. Captain Tom Leathers, which
bus been making a race against timo from
Now Orleans to St. Lmi , arrived here a
few minutes after lour o'clock this afternoon.
The following figures am taken from her
log: To Natchez, 17 hours, 2 minute;
Vicksbnrgh, . 26 hour; Memphis 2 days 9
hours, 40 minutes; Cairo 3 days. 4 hours, 35
minutes; St. Louis 3 days, 22 hours, 30 min
utes. The race was made to beat, if possi
ble, tho time made, by tho J. M. White, in
1844, which was 3 days, 23 hours, 9 min
utes, and which has never been beaten un
til to-day, although many of tbe swiftest
boats which bare run on this liver during
tbo past quarter of a century have attempt
ed to do it. The'e has been great excite
ment among tleambotitmen und citizens
generally all day in regard to this race, and
when the Nalcbez touched the wharf this
evening she was immediately thronged with
anjexcited crowd, who were very joyous
over the great victory. A largo amount of
money changed hands on the result. W. S.
Pike a banker of New Orleans, passenger
on the Natchez, who claims to have kept a
careful record of tbo trip asserts that tbe
passago was made in 3 day, 21 hours, SS
minutes, tbe difference between Cairo and
tuis point.
Rev. A. N. tjhjaft, A. M., or Erie, Pa.,
an able and eloquent clergyman, will dis
cuss the Prostestaot phase of the Infallibil
ity question, at Sobel's Hall, on Friday eve
niug, July 1st. It will be remembered that
Mr. daft was the party who was recently
engaged in a discussion of the question of
spiritualism at Jamestown. N. V. Un
doubtedly ho will draw a crowded housu.
Tbe arrangements for a Fourth of July
c-l'-brstiorjju this place are rapidly being
completed, and we have no hesitation in
laying that a celebrution worthy of tbe
day will be gotten up. Tbe balance of the
money left alter paying the necessary ex
penses will be donated to tbe Ore depart
ment. Several small operators on Chnrrytrre
Run were heavy losers by tbe recent lire on
the Rynd farm.
Quite a wordy row occurred at the "hub"
of the county, at tbe Treasurer's sale of land
yesterday, between several prominent citi
zens. After making horrible threats ot
cutting one another's gizztrds out, .to., they
subslaed and the affair ended in smoke.
There will be a foot race between Wm
Good and II. A. Grant at Miller Farm, 160
yards, for $25 on Tbmsday June 30th
Tb International convention of Young
Men's Christ I n Association, held at India
napolii last week was- attended by about
Ave buudred delegates from all parts of tbe
continent. Rev. M. Heard and C. N"
Payne were tbe delegates from tbe Associa
tion of this place. Tbey report tbe pro
ceedings as being very interesting and ad
vantageous to tbe cause of Christ in this
country.
On tbe tvotiing of July 4th, the fire de
partment this pla:e are to give h grand
ball In order to enable tbem to procure a
number of articles necessary to lit up the
engine in good working shape. They have
isdiied tickets at the exceedingly low price
of $2,00 each, and a committee Vill shortly
vitiit our citizens for tba purpose of selling
them. We houu all will aid in forwardinc
this movement by purchasing4 tickets. Re
sides aiding a good cause they will bave a
jjlly good lime.
The warmer fVJfWeather tbe creater ne-
cessity there lbt, indulging in Simmon's
ice cold soda water,
It wai 94 iu tbe shade Ibis noon at Cbrif-
t e's Drug Store, a deg. higher than any
day this summer.
Hon. C. W. Gn.FiLt.AN recently intro
duced a bill hi tbe House of Representatives
granting a pension to Surah Houston,
widow of Iiieutenaat Robert Jlouston,
lately a member of tbo C3d Regiment of
Pennsylvania Volunteers. The bill passed
the first and second readings, and was then
rolerred to the Committee on Invalid Pen
sions. "La Rollu Hulene," tbe wife of an ac
tor in Ames', circus, has separated herself,
her child, diamouds, and $1,000 in cash
from her busbtnd, who is tbe victim of a
Cincinnati coal raercbaul. thinks that a di
vorce is tbe only thing that will be any
comfort to h iui now. ,
In the Epiroipal 'Diocesan Council for
Wisconsin, a day or two ago, tbo fullowlag
canon was adopted: "Every communicant
ol the Church marrying outside of our com
munication, or married by uny othcr'lhan a
clergymm ol (be Church, shall aland ipso
fu-to excommunicated."
iti nr. AND It FINED.
A Krench almanac says that tho man.wbo
Is born In the month of June will bo ol
short stature, pa?s!onatol lond of women
and children, but will not bo loved in re
turn. Tbe lady born in this month wilt be
a giddy personage, fond of coffee; she will
marry at twenty-one, and be a loot at loriy
five.
Miss Louis Stratton of Cass county,
Indiana, challenges ony man in tbo State
to a ploughing match with her. Sho pro
poses a two horse team, each competitor to
drive and hold tbe plongh. Miss Lucy Is
evidently ono of those who think that he
or she who by the plough would thrive,
himself (or herself) must both hold and
drive.
Cowper says that "the tear that is wiped
with success, may bo followed, perhaps by
a smile." If it is a woman's tear, the per
haps is unnecessary; yon can always dry it
with a drew. p
, A'man in Bremen has made a figure of a
woman which can, owing to engeniously
contrived machinery talk. This proves ol
all tbe wastes ot time we ever heard of, the
most wasteful.
Milwaukee has had a "beer fair" at Its
ripk whereat each brewer occupied a lap
stand, and each visitor was called upon to
vote lor tbe beer "that liked him best" on
leaving the fair. At tho close tbe brewer
receiving tbe largest number ol votes receiv
ed a massive gold medal, and those less
fortunate silver ontsot value in proportion
lo their staaindgin tho popular estimation.
Vol beeples'
A'man In Terra Htute, Ind., bas obtain
ed a divorce because bis wife swore at him
so terrthly. He says a wife rouv be a bles-
log, but bis wasn't the kind he wanted.
There was a little flutter of surprise
among many attendants at a fashionable
wedding 1c Pittsburgh, Pa., on Friday,
when at the conclusion of the ceremony,
one of tbe groomsmen led bis faircompan
on forward, and tbey too were made one
in tbe most "delightful" manner.
McFarland bas relumed to New York,
and promises to make Startling revelations
before long. He Is preparing a card de
nying bis alleged insanity, and insisting
that be will be able ta prove that he bas
not been out of bis right mind in the least
degree.
Tbe editor of the Indianapolis Times
writes tbe obituary of that paper, in which
he says:
"Tbe brilliaacy of our career has only
been equaled by its brevity. But we retire
with ooe piece of knowledge we never pos
sessed before. We are satisfied that' we are
fully competent to close the affairs of any
paper on tbe shortest notice.
Tbe business management of the paper
would bave been eminently successful, but
there wasn't any business to manage.
For our reformed friends we have onlv an
affectionate- and tender farewell, with one
word of advice: give up the refurm business;
it don't pay. We Bpeak from experienco in
this matter. Tbe "dear people" don't want
reformation. If they do At tbem get it hv
action, and not by s lly childish com
plaints."
The man who wrote that, everv thine?
else being equal, has scubo enough to con-
unci a successiui paper.
Grand Rapids Is just now greatly' excited
over a dWorne case in high lifo. As the
story goes, tbo couple bave been living hag .
pily together ror about twenty years, anu
raised a famjly of four children. Some timo
a jo the husband became acquainted with a
woman from Jefferson. Tbe acquaintance
grew into Intimacy, until he at once and
unexpectedly to the wifo and every one an
ootinced to tbe mother of the children that
Ibey were divorced. Tbo f equal is that lie
expects to be married in a few days to the
Jefferson acquaintance, and those who were
bis friends are very much disgusted, and
threaten that neither he nor his wife will
be tolerated in respectable sooiety.
A new well was struck on the Rrow
farm, Chorrytree Run, a Jew days since,
which is yielding six barrels per day. It is
owned by Lockwood, Dates and Fisher,
Tbe vote for Slate Senator in rirawford
county, yesterday, is undecided at this writ
log, hut tbe indications are that G. B. De-
lamater Is nominated by a small , innioritv
In Titvsville. Anderson received 906 votes
lo Delainater'a 87.
$S REWARD !
Lost between Skinner Farm ond tbe Rec
ord office, a MEERSCHAUM PIPE with
silver rim. Tho above reward will be paid
if tbe Pipe is left at tbia office. j28 lit.
A Foot Race i'or $50 will bo run at
Miller Farm, ou Thursday, June 30th, alter
tbe horse races, between 11. A. Grunt, alias
Shoo-Fry, and Wm. Good, tho latter to have
eO ieet start on 100 yards It.
Kiiwngeo aud Vichey Water at
CitiiTt.t Cl uo.
liornl .ntlri!s.
Now is the best time In lay in n winter
supply of buid foul. Codington A Curn
wcli aro the men to buy from. June '2Stl.
Those who have visited A. M. Shults
Grocery, bave noticed that bis Horn baa
been recently relited and the store generally
enlarged, bis stock consists of Groceries of
all kinds, Pried fruits, and a very large
stock of Klro Crackers. June 2thll.
FOItSAl.K 1'HKsP.
A 400 barrol tank for sale cheap, enqulro
K. J. Haxna & Co.
J27-31.
of
rny (lie "Red Hot" Saddle, manufactured
in Titusvilte exiuessty for the oil country
udnptcd to all kinds of weather, at J. K.
Krons. Bii-u
Soda Water aud loo Cream at J. W. Reat
ty's.
Fine assortment of Paper aud Cloti Win
dow Shades and Fixtures, just ree d at
niSlf. UltlFFK imo.
Yieliev. Kistenicen and Soda Water at
tbe Artio Soda Euuutain of
Guivfks linos.
Cot.n is a word which Codinvtoa & Corn'
well tuoiiose lo render obselele. For vwttus
vjtranili call and see them. marcbluif.
'
Tuk Pyramids of splendid coal over a
od'uiKtonifc Coruwell'a yard aro perfectly
wonderful. ' marchlOtf.
Just received a larue and well assorted
stock of shelf hardware at J. Rutherford's.
tl.
Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Boat-
t's.
All kinds foreign fruits at Felter, Fenner
& Co.'s
Unnta'a Patent Mnte Lined itefrls
aior.
Lined with Slate, bavins Air Chambers
wllr.oul Killing ot any kind perlectly dry
and sweet they are believed lu be unequal
led ly any other now iu use, and are of
Moderate Cost.
Slate possesses an acknowledged superi
ority over Zino for lining purposes, being
free troin smell, taste nod corrosion, and
can lie easily cleaned, preserving every ar
ticle in a sweet and pure slate.
ESTKor sale at FREEMAN'S HARD
WARE STORE. 31-31.
Vichey, Kiseneen and Soda Water at
the Artie SodaFouutain of
jlH-lf. Guiffks Duoj.
SrtllAL NOTICE.
The larjrest and finest stock
of Family Groceries, ever
brought to Ffctroleum Centre, is
now Ixiiwx received "and offered
at heavily reduced prices.
These goods are bought in New
York at the pietfent low prices
for cash, and we proposele to
onr friends and patrons have
the benefit of low U'1CCS.
PaTties wishing to buy choice
groceries at very low figures
will do well to call on us before
purchasing elsewhere.
SCIIOXBLOiU & WI.tG.
Kissengen and.Vlcbey Water ou drangh t
at ukiffi) linos.
Soda Water and ice Cream at J. W. Beat-
Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Heat
ty'a
All kiuds foreign fruits at Feller, Fenner
& uo. a
All styles light harness, cheuner than the
cheupesi, muilo from Moll'ut's oak stuck, and
WuuaU'l'U, Ul J li.'IMOU ii.
FIREWORK?
!y,r '.eV."f J;,1' 18T"' i"Bt W'iveu ..J J
Ul-.AI"i S, consistlngln pnrtof K r 1
era of the best brand, Rocket, T:l
unnuiea, i orpeuoe", wu uUl V"W
Exhibl linn 1'ieoen llumi,,.. ii . ' 'I'-M
Chinese Lanterns, and a ureal t!?'!'
nlhnr .nrt. In,. ''I'll
Also Choice Conlectitinem. !..,.' ""'
best In the market, in.t ...i. 1
tho taste on Independence it . '"'I
thinia are In lu. h.rf ...i nn'A
more at J. W. Beatty'a (ecoud Door ft'
Of IP I' A 11(1111.
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Polruleniii Centre, June 22, 1870 2'
Sparkling Soda Water at Ms s
mon'- ni'l tf.' '
Soda Waler aud Ice Cream at J. v, J
Soda Water aud lceCre-iin at J. w r
Gold Fish, Gold F1au"rrr6,BD!
Drug Slore.
Sash. Glass. Doors. Ii,n . .
stock vety cheap ut tho Furuiiure'si
mlu"u
Lard Oil by bairelor gallon at
Mj23f H. Fawms-t
Nails wholesale. aud rolail at
1'B-KMASt
Kis.s,engeu and Vichey Water on 4mi.;
' ' GatrrKs Bk'
All kinds loreigu In. its at Keii,Ktoi
A, Co.'
Gas Pipe wholesale and retail u
II- r'xmu'i
Fino assorliaeut ol wall paper at Gti J
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
1776. 1870
(iUaJ4Tll Ol JtU
Games & Festivities!
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
ev Catholic School llousfl
ami Hall !
i1..i 1 tl.n ..InirAl
vjii mo vjiruuiinr lifiir uko-
GAMES WILL COMPRISE:
Foot Kaces !
Sack Races !
IWheelbarrow Rao
Base Ball,
Foot Ball &t
Climbing Greasy Pole
AND WILL WIND UP WITH twt
THE GRAND OLB IRISH
GAME OF
HURLING !
BCODMUBIC WILL BE FBISlOT
TIIROUGlt THE DAY.
RTaPRESHMENTS!
of all kinds on tho grounds m
in the hall.
By order Co
W101.KSAI.K AND RKTAIb
GROCER
MUED I1U1T
Or all kind
IlIITTEIl.
CHKFlhG,
AT HUNTINGTON'S OLD 6TAS"'
Washington Stiwt,
Ware Itmua at the Ilnllrnnd crossing S"8
Dupol, 1' irok.uiu Ceutre, Pa. wJTf
Vetroleiim t'cuuo, April la, is -,m-
ro? ? apj; t ?vz m w
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