I(FAKL4D,8JlITII&Co Soeeton toJ. A. loses,! Merchant Tailors! EXTENSIVE AND ELKKANT ASSORT MENT OP Spring and Summer Styles. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS and CASaiMEKKS, which they inuk np to or. dcr on SHORT-jNOTICE. superior iu STYLE Slid WORKMANSHIP. Porter! Mntlefaetlen Always Guarantoed.j . . Dally Kectlvlng all tbe Novell lea In GENTS' FURNISEINS EDGES, 1 HATS, CAPS, &.C. MoFARXjAND, SMITH & Co., Cor. Kprlag dc FranUlta 3t., Titmvillc, Pa. Petroleum Centre Daily Record let. centre, Friday. July 1 AKHIV.IL AND DEFARTMiE OF ( TltAIA'S ON O. C. & A. R. K. Oo and after Monday, Slay 30tb, 1870, iruius win run aa iuiiows: NOBTU. SO. 6. NO. 3 SO. 1. Leave Irvine. 11,45 a m. 5,00 p m Leave Oil City 7.00 a x. 2,42 p m. 7,47 p x " Pet.Con 7.38 " 3.23 ' 8,28 " ' Titusv. 8,23 4,14 9,15 u Arrive Corry,, 9, 35 " 5,45 " 10,35 a SOUTH. NO, 2. NO. 4. NO. G. Leave Corry, 11,20 a m. f.,00 a m. 6,06 r M " Titusv, 12,45 l- M. 7.40 7,45 " " 1'. Cen. 1.25 " 8.17 " 8.35 " Arrive O. City 2,05 ' 8,55 " 9,10 " " Irvine. 4,50 " 11,35 " 3STNo. 6 and 6 run on Sunday. FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH. liCnvo Oil City, QJB a h. B,3fA.M. 10,35a II. 2,f5rJC ' V- Cen, 10,60 " 8,!fl lS.lopjc. 4,1U Arrive Titusv, 12,01 r.M. 9,15 ' 1,56 ' h&l " FREIGHT TRAINS SOTJTII. InviTitii9vi B.'Sa a in,35 a.m. II.ooam. s.K!rM " P. Ceo, H,I7 " 11,51 12,2ft p.m. C.30 " Arrive O. L'lty,it,33 ' 1,U6 r Jl i,05 T.OO " Oil City aiiu IMroluim Centre frolebt, lmvos oil riiy n,iu a. in., arrives flt Petroleum Centre. 1,25 p. in. leaves Putrtlenm Coutre at 4,00 p iu., artivui at oil City 6,20 p. m. , BtlVKR 1-AT.ACI Ki.Kr.vtm r.UIS. No. 4 Mreel fiora l'hil'idelphla willioiit chnnge. No. 3 Direct to PhiTaihlphiu wiihmii c1i:itiko. No. 5 Direct from llttoitumli without ehoiute. No b-Direct u Pittsburgh without cbamn. Muuiiuy, Mny 8U, 1870. Gold U2l. New Wei.i.. A new well was struck on the Morrison, adjoining the .Skinner farm, yesterday, and is, we aro informed, yielding twenty barrels per day. This farm com prises something over 300 acres, and lies some distance beyond tbe McCray farm on the bill. This well is tbo third one put down on ths man, and tbe first producing one, the other two being noa-prounctive. Tbe striking of ibis wall, at least oalcula. tioo, opens up 100 teres of good oil territory on this farm alone. The farm is owned by Messrs. Moore, Hart, Denning, Bly and Spiuner of Rochester, N. T. These gentle men are among our most snergetis operators anil ws may expect to hear of mora strikes , before long. Mr. W. B. Snow, tbe patentee of a new devios by which railroad snicks oan be adapted; to any gangs ranging from six feet down to four feet elght,-was in town to-day. Mr. S. has just returned from California whither be had beeu with a car mounted on bis patent. Mr. Snow is well known in mis vicinity and bis many friends wilt be pleased to iearn of bis good luck. Tbe purest of Bandy Lake ice can be had by applying to C. H. Williams, at end of lioyd (arm bridge. Buy your iuo from Wil liauis, aud thereby keep tool. A Witt riioo will occur on the Allogbeny Kivor, at Oil City on tbo evesuL of tbe -lib of July.,. About 130 liri'liieu from Nuw Orleans panned through Corry jettu'duy ou their way to New York. They wero wet nv tbe depot by the Corry llreuion who gavo tUrta & huaity welcniiie. r,;!i. J. S. Cawuieiit Jormerly iji'tnriltidi of tlui crack brigade iu t'.iu 23il furp.i, H at tho t'l'ileiiJoii Helm: :;i Til'iviUe. H i v ft Mm the crunk builder ul ii ! W-'f jerMi t'.iC Union 1'acific UullroM. A late Pittsburgh dispatch glvof tbe fol lowing statement of (be great oil lire in tbat City a day or two linee including (be losses: The most destructive fire tbat ever oc curred there is raging near tbe Sbarpebiirg bridge. At tkree o'clock in the afternoon, during terrible rain storm, in wbicb houaee were blown down and treea uproot ed, a JO, 000 barrel tank, belonging to tbe Eollpte refinery, Dr. Tweddle, principal owner, waa itrnek by lightning. Another tank, belonging Jo the Citizens' refinery, iu struck at tbe same time. The clipee tank instantly exploded, the burning oil running toward the river, burning all their buildings, including Dr. Tweddle borne, and aeltrng fits to the Sbarpsburg bridge, which waa totally destroyed. At tbe Citi zens' refinery, one tnk of crude and a warehouse wore burned; Forsylbe brothers one tank, S,0(i0 barrolt of crude; Astral, John 15. Bell & Sons, buildings, etc; Anchor works, DUwortb Drotberi, one tank crnde; National Rcliuery ahd Storing Com puny, bleaching house und agitators; Alle gheny Valley Eailroarl Co., ton cars crude oil. The loss of oil is six thousand cars. The Sbarpsburg bridge was insured for $40 000. Tbe estimated looses are Citizens, $20.000 fnlly Insured; Eclipse, buildings $150,000, oil $30,000, machinery, Ac., $60,000, Insured in Eastern companies', Strcaringon & McCandlees agency jForsytbe Brothers, $15,000 -no insurance; Astral works, $40,000 but little insurance, works not in operation: Anchor, $12,000; Nation al, $15,000 partially Insured. The tote! less la probably $500,000. Henry B. Foster, brother or the lute Stephen C. Fob tor, clork at the Eclipse, was burned to death. Val. eDtlue Halley was Injured, but not fatally. Senkca Sphinu, Petroleum Cs.nthb. This justly celebrated spring is situated near Petroleum Centre, upon tbo bluff ponton of tbeDalzell fnrni, and at que time Ho wed a flue quality of lubricating and laxative oil, tbe fragrance of old harness, while it8 forward movement was equal to the famou beverage that Is convoyed to New York by Croton Oil aqoduct. It now Sows water and us It la about tbo only place where this fluid can be obtained In an undiluted state, it attracts many visitors, and bos wrought se many triumphs over disense, that tbo last two coasons have brought crowds to t his point. The village, of Petroleum Centro is nestled among tbo green bills that border Oil creek, and with Its pure springB, flavored with a delightful taste of Yvsemile Bitters, Its pure atmosphere with just enough benzine in It to give tone to tbe stomach, its cool nights, it Is already famous as a quiet healthful summer resort, and a most desirable place of rest and recreation for the Invalid, o' ploasiire-sooker. The eurroumllog bills' valleys and cnnebrakcs are as full of health and beauty, and fun, as an "egg is full of eat." When you arrive at the Centre,yon will find the Contral and Rochester Houses both pleasant places at whiob to try your new teeth, the former being located near tbe depot, and the latter a few rods nearer too spring. Titusviue Herald. The medical properties of this wonderful spring were tried by tbe Herald man but appeared to do bim no good. He ia as sal low and "yaller" looking as ever. It needs something stronger than benzine to bring bim back to bis natural color. Pitbole used to bo bis favorilo summer resort when he waa young. He forgot to mention tbe medi cal properties of its celobratod springs, es pecially ths one in tbe Chase House. An Irish girl at Eris, a day or two sines, csugbt another girl oo the sidewslk who bad on a boop skirt and a white skirt stoleu from tbe party of the first part, compelled her to lake tbem off and surrender tbem then and there. Tbe owner with a satlBed grin gathered up ber garments, wblls tbe discomfited thief went away crestfallen and wit! ber collapsed dress dangling about ber bests. Tbe affair aaussd genoios sen sation, and was undoubtedly useful in break ing tbe prolonged somnolence of tbat mor- pheused latltuda. At the great trial ot mowing and rasping machines held neat St. Louis recently, tin dor tbe direction of lb e Missouri Slate Agrt cultural Society, the first prizes were award. ed to tbe 'Climax" aud "Acme" machines manufactured at Corry. Tbe Fourth ot July is to be celebrated at Enterprise by a grand Plcnlo at Benedict's grove. Tbe dinner will be followed by a so- Cial'bop. At Chenyli'oo Village tuero Ih to bo a gruud dance in tbo woods to-morrow fore aoou. On the Fourth of July thero will be a Knnday School celebration. A good time i atiticlps.ted. A torpeil i waa e.vploJol In lh(t old Vox well. C. 1'. Cos lain), a day or two tiuc, in-1 !!:( (Mducttoit iuvreuHNt to 2," hirrelt, ;.! l?v. !m tiir; wi. e,l tie yield n h !. ". '-'i lii lil.l'.AIlJIUS Cuban bonds are counterfeited. Milwaukee las bad a grand beer fair. New York proposes Axing up its parks. Texai papers tel lof a largo Immigration. The Hub water works cost $9,705,959 87. Indiana has nearly liquidated ber State debt. Steam omnlbuseet are proposed in Mon treal. Omaha if to build a $100,000 high school. Minnesota Is Utrodaclag frnjt tress from Russia. The streets of Alleatowa Ss to macad amized. Boston fieb dealers are to bars an ex- cbango. Odo old lady In I odlana kr ops seventy po t cats. The bouses of Allontown ars being re numbered. Jackson, Louisiana, bas a colored femile Postmaster. Chester bas a new and elegant City Coun. cil chamber. American girls are;queted as flirting too much iu Paris. Great numbers of cattle are going north ward from Texas. Tbe West Point Cudots have establinbed a prayer meeting. A summer enjoyment of New Yorkors is chasing mad dogs. 44,090 woman aro employed as out door J laborers iu England. The chicken cbolora is playing havoc with Maryland fowls. Indlanains are busy inventing now modes of nsaaGsinutrn potato bugs. Ia New Orleans they are selling '-native champagne" at $10 a dozen. Four btinired new mcney-onler offices go Into operation on July 15, There is a gipsy queen in Indiana who is said to have a $200 tea kettle. A practical man wants to make a lager beer vault of the Mammoth Cave. The Reading people aro arranging for excursions down tbe Erondywine. Texas Is exporting large numbers of cat tle, both by water and overland. Sovonty insuranco compauics aro doing busioces umder the Illinois State law. tub coone voto is a new clement now introduced into New England polities. Boston bas just been authorised by the Legislature to have a great public park. Newman Hall bos declined a call to a Chicago pulpit with a salary of $10,000. The Cte Indians who were formerly friendly, are said to bo proparing lor war. Tbe pineapple trade of Florida promises to roaoh tbe importance of her orange trade' Cedar county Iowa, submits tbo question of total prohibition to tbe peoplo ibis fall The annual production, of qnicksilver in California is now abont three million pounds. An Elmira man Is still advertising at a great length "valuable gilts for ths boll days." Englishmen ars delighted at tbs Intelli gence tbat the Nawab of Bengal reads Shake peare. The beat in Loodon for a few days past has besn unparallelled, causing mocb suffoi- ing. Alton, HI., claims that It manufactures tbe clearest and best glass mads in tbe Uni ted States. A Chicago tourist bought In Kansas b a dosen young buzzards, believing tbem to ea gleet ;', v Osorgiabas a ebicksn obolera, andears are entertained ol tho success of Christmas fsstlvltles. Joseph F. Tracy, of Chicago, tbs leading railroad max of lbs Northwest, returns an Income of $1,000,000, Tbs second cargo of refrigerated Texa, meal Has teen received la Now Orleass and sold without difficulty. Deposits of salt aro found in Arkansas vety thick, and id some places so solid It must be cut with an axe. In North Carolina a railroad along tbo Tsr river ia to be constructed on tbe Welsh narrow gusge plan of two and a half feet. Tbe Iowa Grand Lodge of free and Ac cepted Masons, at its late sessions, amended its laws so as to admit negroes and Indians to tbo order. Some of the moat prominent membora of tbo professsou have alllxed their signatures to petitiobs for the medical education of wotr.au in Edinburgh. IT.in. G. W. S'jefleia hus bie'n r.on:innlcd If (.ouK'ejH tforii I. tie County, tii.i'. Oi an:ro J 1 e i.ri re QTbe Corry Republican loams that a ton barrol well ban lieen struck on liosmer nun, four miles north of Garland. The well is but 68 feet deep and has 3.7 feet of sand rock. Tbo Republican predicts a lively excitement In that vicinity soon. We notice Iu the progrnnmio of tbo till of July oelebratlon at Oil City, published in tbe Times, tbat the Petroleum Centre lire company will be in tbe procession. This is a mistake. The company received an In. vltatlon, but conoludod not to accept it on acoount of lbs celebration bore oo tbe same day. Bo not forget the lecture this evening by Rev. A. N. Craft, on the subject of "Papal Infalllbellty the other Side," for the bene fit of lbs M. E. Sunday School. The Rev. gontlemao thoroughly understands ths snb- j ect, and tbo lecture will be a rare treat. liwral .t1-r. Fruits and vegetables in great almndnnee at A. M. Siai.T's. Now is tho best time to lay in a winter supply of bard coal. Codington A Corn well are the men to buy from. June 2Stl. Those, who have visited A. M. Sbnlts Grooery, have noticed that Ms store bas been recently relitcd and tbe store generally enlarged, his stock consists of Groceries of all kinds, Dried Fruits, and a very Inrge stock of Fire Crackers. Juno 28tbll. Fruits aud vegetables in groat abundance at A. M. SBfLT'i'. All kinds lorclisa fruits at Foltar, Fanner & Co.'s Kiuita's patent sialo Mucd Kefricr- ntor. Lined with Slato, bavins Air Cbarnl'ers without Filling of any kind perfectly dry and sweet they are believed to be minimal- led by any otber now in use, ana are oi Moderate Cost. Slute powsfos on acknowledged superi ority over Zinc for liuiug purpoiea, erinu fiee (rem smell, taste and corrosion, una cmi be easily cleaned, preserving every ar ticle In a sweet aud pure state. rSTFor sale at FREEMAN'S HARD WARE STORE. 31-3U Fruits and vegetables in great abundance at j30-tf A. M. Siri.t'h. Vicbey, Kieseniten and Sodo Water at tbo Artie Soda Fountain of jlS-tf. Grifkks Bros. SPECIAL XOIICK. Tlie largest and iinest stock of Family Orocorics, ever brought to Petroleum Centre, is now being received find oiFered at heavily reduced prices. These goods are lxught in New T York at the pie&ent low prices for casli, and we proposele to bur friends C and patrons have the benefit of low prices. Parties wishing to buy choice groceries at very low figures will do well to call on us before i purchasing elsewhere. SOmXDMWl & WIAG. ICIesengen und.Vlcboy Water on draught at (j.m f'KS jjkos, Soda Water and Ico Cream at J. Vf. Beat. m's- Fruits uud vujeluijletiiu ioul abuiduuco at A. M. Suiri.T's. Vichey, Ivipsonjviii und iSn.'a Water tj'j Artie Keiia i rmir.in i I C ! , I k.- FIEE! WORKS For 4th of Jn ly 1870, junt received at J u EKATY'rA, consisting in lmrtol FlreHW1 e.s or the best briiiid. 'uoekeis, Candle, Torpedoes, two kii 1,1' Exbibl lion Pieces, Punting rinKs, iiallZ!' Ublt.es. Lanterns, and a great viti .'7, other works too numeious to mpniin Also choice Confectionary. IteCrnm .r best in the market, just such as win 1 tho tnnUi on lndeiendence iluy, n th 1 ll Inns aro to lie had, and a Kret m.,1" more at J. W. neatly'. cod DoorfreS", Oj era House. "" Petrolcnm Conlre, June 22, IWoV" Sparkling mon's. Soda Water M. H, sin,, mltf. Sods Water and Ice Cream at J. y; r1(. Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. n... y ap27-it ftity the? "Red Hot" Saddlo. maniifici,1Nj in Titnsvlllo expressly for the oil cimiZ adapted to all kinds of weather, at J u K roa's. al2-tl Soda Water aud lee Cream at J. w B..i ty's. ' ' 1 Flno assortment of Paper and Cloth Wia. uuw s-unuDB uu rixiure. jun reca at "8tf- Gitiryiis Bros. Just received a large and weaiorlM stock or shelf hardware at- J. Rutherfordi If. Fruits and vegetables in great abuDdinn at A. M. Shi ti(. Soda Water and Ice Croam at J. ty's. ur.Boit. Kino assortment Bros. of wall paper at Cliffs Kissengen and Vtchey yateron 4ran(bt ' Gntpriis linos. All kinds foreign frulu at Feltcr, Femer a iju. e Gas Pipe Wholesale and retail it H. Fkkkn'. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. G" XD COMCEHT EVniiT X1GIIT, APTBUJLLV U,0PTUl OSCUWANDNER TYROLESB TBOITK. at Joliti Tlieahnld's Opera Uimf Vtlooa. )XJf Horses for Sale. Ton pood vonnir rnnadn IIOK Cvr !t ar il tM ot A. Snmwiey . T!io owiut mviiit uV" wi-tiiiir tt rmrchi, tn call itmt lmk ortrtlrif Jte tturk of lion) tlwb. jugai. A. S, SicRAi- 1776. 1870. (iUW J 4TII i) .II L1 ttswii Games & Festivities! FOR TTIE BENEFIT OF THE iew Catholic School House and Hall ! On tbe Grounds near the clmrcl GAME3 WILL COMPRISE Foot Races I Sack Races ! ' ;Wheelbarrow M Base Ball, , ( Climbing: Greasy Pol . .. ..... . ,r WITH ffl A1N U III Lit, V1IU Ul "- THE GRAND OLD IRISH GAME OP HUBLIN& ! Rnnu wnTBiR WILL BE PBESBSf THROUGH THE DAY. of all kinds oji the ground in the hall. By order 0"( at -- " ""1.' !. J t'-.-i-iif J,!';..:a;aualV, jy
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