a liberal; , DISCOUNT
from, marked prices on our.
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
READY-MADE (CLOTHING
Winter. Underwear,
Custom. Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
AC, 4C,
I3rtr"tjie next Thirty Days !
KttftUtLAND, SMITH & Co.
Merchant Tailors !
liwe Block, Tlt.ivllfe,Pa.,
etroleum Centre Daily Record.
a.et Centre, Ploiidar may 29.
A.KK1VAL. MiU HEPHATIEU OS
THAINS ON O. C. & A. K. R,
On and after Monday, May 22d, 1871,
trains will run as follows:
north, vo. 5. xo. 3. xo. 1.
Ia Irvine. 1,30 p m. 6, 15 p m
Leave Oil City 700 A M. 4,07 p m. 8,00 p
' Pet.Ceo 7.42. " 4,48 8,43 "
" Titusv. 8,45 ft,32 9,22 "
Arrive Corry, 10,03 '.' 6,.50 10,40
socth, xo, 2. no. 4. no. 6.
Iavaogrry, 1,00 x v, 6,35 a m, 8,.S5 p m
"... 7wnr 12,45 p M. 8,02 10.20
" P. Cen. 1,28. " 8,45 "11.05
Arrive O. City 2,10., " 9,25 "11,50 "
" Irvine. 4,50, " 12,30 "..
3f No. 6 and 6 ran on Sunday.
FjyyGllT. TRAINS NpHTM.
.!(), No. IX No. 11, No. 15.-, No. .
U DC, lOO A.. 10,Si(.JI. 12,90a.. AX ,05 PM
ArPX'10,1 ' 13,li-x 1,45 r M. T,8S 4.1 S
Titrns ll,tl A. M. 1,55 " 3,06 JB " 6.15"
Af. Co,05 ru.
FltElQHT TRAINS S0UTII..
, ! 10. No.' 8. No. M. No. 14. No..20,
Le. Or. 8,U0rM
LeTI, 6.00 A X 9,M A X. It 65 p.m. 11,00 ax. SSipx
"PC.7.M " 11.0U ' S.1&P.X. W80PX .45
ArOClu,08 ' 11,611 8,36 4,0:1 ' T 40
tIS City and Petroleum Centre freight, leaves Oil
GIty 9,55 a. m , arrive at Petrolenm Centre 11,00 a.
Svfs:'M.,'.'-;,rol,aB,tJeii,re,tsp " le
at Oil City 6,10 p. m.
, 8, 4, and Sareeipress trains
oe. 18 and 80 are throni-li accommodation,
connecting at Owry and lnrlneton for East and
north.
titvaR palacb sun-Ma. cans.
Jo Dlroet from Philadelphia withont change.
No. 3-lHrcctto .Philadelphia without change?
No. (Direct from Plttebiiryh without chnnire.
Gold at 1 p. m., 111
'
The Deatrnetlon of Parle.
Almost loo horrible for belief la tbe story
told by tbe cable of tbe mad vandalism of
tbe defeated Commune. But tbe news la
abundantly confirmed. Tbe madmen of
Paris have turned la tbelr fury upon tbe
city tbey fought for. Tbe, palace or tbe
Tulllerles, tbe Louvre with all lta precious
contents, tbe Hotel de Yllle, toe Palais
Royal, tbe Hotel or tbe Ministry or France,
aod the Luxembourg all. tbe splendld.tri
utnpba. of. architectural art are la, ruins.
Accord lug to tbe latest accounts, tbe most
precious of tbe works of art la tbe magnifi
cent collection of tbe Louvre bad been re
moved to places of safety. It le earnestly.
to be hoped that, tbey. are beyond danger of
tqavtorcb. .
Tbe revolutionary, madness of tbe Com
mune confound all precedent. For three
centuries tbe, Tulllerles have been tbe. ob.
jectoi the miuifieence of successive mon
arch. Catharine de Medici built It, Henry
iy added to It, Louis XIII finished Ibe long
gallery connecting tbe palace with the
I ou re, and tinder Louis XIT; Levan and
D'Orby added and removed to harmonize
tbe great pile of earven atones., that sym
bolized butter than any building in franca
the glories or ber modern history. The
revolution or '93 surged about tbe palaoe,
but the,, mob or that day, less, crazed with
iinjioienl wrath than ,lbe mb of to-day,
tqngb it. Invaded tbe Tutllerles, left tbe
buildings .unharmed., Tbey becime tbe
residence Pt.tbe F.rrsl Consul and allerwards
tbq.jmperUI palace.. Again, la Ibe rerplti
tlQC of '30 and 'A8,.lb.pa.leoe wwsglvea.
over, t. the rabble of the. streets; It was
o.r,rruo.M .plutidejed on the tall of, tbe
epip'ra, boA.il was reserved for the crazy in
Ntuylon, and tusenaale vandalism nf,,tbe
Cnn.ipt.n,.a..ot IS'il lu destroy It utterly. '
Other bniiClpgs, Unions in birtory, lb
Jtl le o( Fro ; aod I'j e wonder of tbe
world, bare been laid In ruins. Of tbe old
Louvre, one or tbe most splendid erohitec
tural monuments of Franc, unprofaned by
modern attempts to rebuild, and remodel,
only a small portion bas eatepedilha flames.
Begun by Francis I, continued, by tbe second
and fourth Henries, and. tbeir Hour boo suc
cessors, It owed Its completion to tbe First
Emperor. The Hotel do Yllle, where Rob
espierre held bis councils,, one of tbe first
objects of Interest and admiration for the
visitor in Paris, and the Palais Royal, built
by Cardioal Richelieu and rebuilt with new
adornments by too exiled maaot Sedan tbe
burot and shattered walls of both bespeak
tbe blind rage and devilish desperation of a
Paris mob. For years, Par thoeantifol,
whose charms have won, tbe hearts of tbe
world, will carry the Mack soars of ber
degradation.
To-morrow the Catholic Sunday Schools
of Tarr Farm, Petroleum Centre, and Mil'
ler Farm, bold a plc-nlo in the grove a short
distance this side of Miller Farm. Every
necessary means bas. been ;aen, to have
tbe little ones enjoy themselves to tbe full
est extent for one dsy at least. Good music
wilt be In attendance, and ample refresh
ments will be furnished. The. children con
nected with , tbe school of this place will
meet at the. depot In time for tbe eaiiy train
going north, to morrow morning.
Michael Carney, of Oleopplis, appeared
before Justice Reynolds, last evening, and
made complaint against one Was. UaganJ
lor aggravated assault and battery on bis
(Carney's) person, at-tbat place, yesterday
forenoon. Carney bas a very bad cut, Iroin
three to four inches long, over his forehead.
A warrant was issued and officers sent, in
pursuit of Hagan.
Saturday night everytbing was quiet on
tbe streets up to eleven p. m., at which time
there arrived in town by the cars a party. or
drunken roughs Jrou) Tltusvllle, who under
took to ''run things?- alter tbe Titirsville
fashion, by making night hideous with their
drunken yells. Tbey picked up a quarrel
at tbe upper end of the street, and gat their
beads punched pretty severely, as tbey de
served. We are In possession of the names
ot these "benzine galloota" and shall give
tbe. public the benefit of kuovtiog who
tbey are at tbo next offence.
This morning, a tesm or horses owned by
Meaae & Armstrong, while standing In rear
of, tbe freight depot, took fright and. ran
away. Tbey had ran but a short distance
before tbe wagon struck a stump and detach
ed itself from tbe horses. Tbe horses ran
a short distance further and were stopped
without doing any further injury.
A fatally residing in rear or Wiosor Bros,
hardware store, indulged in a jollification,
last evening, .over tho Important event ol
the christening of one or their children.
Dancing and drinking was kept up in peace
(ill past midnlgbl, when a row occurred aod
tbe affair ended i a .fight.
Tbe telecraDh reports, aaotber dreadful
calamity in tbe coal mining region- Thirty-,
elirbt miners wore burled in a abaft, and
only twenty have been rescued alive.
The lecture wblob was to have been . giv
en at Sobel's Opera House, last evening,
owing to unavoidable circumstances .did, not
come off. It bas been postponed to Wed
nesday evenlog next at tbe Catholic Church
at which time it will positively be deliver
ed. Ben. Sawyer, a negro, was hung at Ev-
ansville, Ind., Saturday, tot the murder ol
bis wife. f . ;
A young British officer in India, who wa
shockingly mHtllated andtdiefigured in bat'
tie, after mature reflection requested bis
comrade to write to. .bit betrothed . in Eng
land and release ber from. Ibe bridal en
gagement Her noble reply was worthy of
a true woman: "Tell him if there Ja enough
of" bis body left to contain bis somy I shall
bold bim to bla engagement."
Tbo Grand Seoretsry of the Grand Lodge
of Pennsylvania, I. O. O. F , In his annual
report, says tbe membership of the order
bae.more than doubled itelf In seven years.
In 13C4 It was 39,543; In 1870 it foots up
8(1, If 3 having increased.4,588. during 1870.
Adisgnised bully at New Pallz, N. Y.,
taking odeuco at soioetbing be, had seen In
tbe TiejBS, of that place, recently entered
tbe laosiiim to bounce the editor. He made
known bis errand, aggregated bis. forces for
an attack, mpved wlthi.vebemenoe upon
tbe editor aid afier a short.but very enter
taining sklrsilsb, was moat effectually stood ,
on bis . Hub, bead, then wafted out of -the
office in advance ol a No. 8, boot, pitched to
tbe key or Oh I
L : 1
1 Ha took ber fancy when, became; be took
her band, be took a kits; be took no notice
of the shame that glowed ber happy cbeek
at this., He took tn coming afternoons; be
took an oath be d never deceive; ho took
ber father's silver spoons, and after tDat be
took his leave.
Ai Pad Family IIistort. A few years
ago Ibe daughter of a Presbyterian clergy
men In the center of New York slate, wbo
baj been reared ina strict and rigid manner,
proceeded, to New, Huron, Connecticut, to
spend n month, with Irieods during tbe col
lege commencement season. While there,
taking advantage, of tbe new freedom from
restraint afforded bar, she carried on exten
sive flirtations, with Ibe students and was
ruined by a member of the senior class. He
persuaded ber to leave ber friends and re
turn with him to New, York, instead ef go.
ing home. Singular to relate, she appeared
almost from choice to enter upon city dis.
slpations aod excesses, until, becoming en
tirely hardened anu depraved, a sister csme
on to visit ber and persuade ber to visit her
father' borne. Instead ot doi ng so, how
ever, the visiting sister was also, persuaded
to remain and enter upon tbe same terrible
life which ber sister was leading. Since
then the two abandoned Women have al
lured tbelr two younger listers away from
the parental roof, and tbe four are now keep-
log what Is known aa 'fashionable -bagnio"
between twenty-Sftb and twenty-eighth
streets, on tbe west side of tbe city. A
more melancholy Instance ol the older upon
youngor members or a family never came to
notice. Parents unquestionably sometimes
commit a mistake In bringing up tbelr chil
dren nnder too rigorous regnlatioas, especial
ly, il tbey be strong, positive natures.
Rochester Express.
Junes Marvin-'3 Annex to a- Bad
Bot. The Lockport Union describes with
much feeling "a court scene of quiet de
meanor." It says a boy bad been arrested
for tbe offence of picking up some pieces of
jewelry that came by accident in bis way,
and when chased, running off with them.
Tbo venerable Judge Marvin called tbe boy
to bim, and in answer to tbe several ques
tions put to tbe young one, be answered thai
be was eleven years old. He trembled con
siderably as be approached, to bim, tbe aw
ful presence of tbe white-haired judge; but
be found that tbe wonted scat of cold and
solemn judgment was a mercy seat, and the
judge's eye a father's counsel; and as tbe
judge told him never more to keep anything
be found, always to be a good boy, and
asked him if he would always do sn, the little
fellow answered firmly, "Yes sir;'' and as
tbe boy turned aud went away from the
premises of bis. fatherly adviser, we thought
that. to a boy ot that, age, a "Go home and
be a good boy,' was Infinitely safer than
prison bars; and ttatperbajs Ibe round ol
those words would not die away fur many
years, but stay with tbe young prisuuei aud.
make a man of him.
Tbe New York police made n raid on
about a hundred policy shops Saturday, ar
rested tbe keepers and se'z-d their books.
The prisoners were held for trial.
Tbe Methodist Book Concern troubles are
again assuming a serious aspect, and it I,
probable that Ihe trial of the various cbarg
against tbe Book Concern and Dr. Lanaban
will be resumed
Salts of demon iso were recently called
for a countiy drug store In Eastern Massa
chusetts. Tbe apothecary filled tbe bill
wlth-a,plpt of New Englaud rum. Any
thing more demoniac than that, be said.
wasn't- down In bis materia modlcs.
Daniel MoFartaml lately ptld a visit to
Mrs. fe'aga-McFarland Richardson, and
requested ber to "forgive him aod to re
ceive bim back. She waa too sage lor that;
be returned to New York and was "sent up
ten dsjl.for drunkenness.
A Chlcogo paper speaks or tomal re
porter on a rival aheet "smiling a sweet
smile about four Inches serosa.
Tbe Exchange hotel, or Franklin, will be
open for tbe reception of guests to day.
"How much did k leave?'; inquiied a
gentleman of a Wag, on learning the death
of a wealthy citizen, "Everything:" re
sponded the wag, "be iifin'i teke a dollar
With bim.
I
Grace Greenwppd baa beep looking at Ihe
heavens through tbe telescope of .Ihe Wash
ington, observatory. In writing about ber
observations tq tbe Golden Age, she ex
claims with great appropriateness; '-Tbe;
are bigger and brighter, worlds than ours
those planets of , the first order. I wonder
if tbey are really higher and .happier? Are
tbere no red republicans in Mars? no prize
fighters in belted Jnpiter? no whisky rings
In Saturn? no Lauta Fairs Jn Venus.
Rev. Jonas Wendsll has been art ested
and taken to Ed'nboro,. In . Erie esunty,
Where be resides on a charge ol loroicallon.
He is a second adveutlst m'fl plor, aud
about sixty yean of age. . The. alleged
part.norDf.bls crime is a young girl about.
six;oen years of age, named Terry. Wen
dell secured ber release from Ibe Housa ol
Keluge some time since. At the time of bis
acie.t ho bad uiada arrangements to ruo
way with ber to Piitsbnrgh.
Latest style of Ladles Opera Toes Sho f S
best quality and low prices, received to-liy
A. S. SMITH'S
Boot and Shoe Store..
jy Tea Servers for sale at
Nicholson H'.u'uxoN'a.
VICHKYANIJKISSENGE.S WATERS
on draught at
GRIFF BROS.
FREERING COLO SODA WATER at
GRIFF ICS liUUtf.
jy Hanging Baskets for sale nt
Nicholson A Black V4n'm.
Kreall Egg nd SUPERIOR BUTTER
at SC11EMERHORN Jt TEN EYCK'S.
or. Washington & Second Streets. 0)23 CI.
CONGRESS. IEMP1RE ADN HIGH
ROCK WATERS Irtsa from the spriniis at
UKlp r l'.S JtBOS. .
Having added to my large stock. I am
now ready to supply Scotch Whisky, Jamai
ca Rum and all other imported goods, at
New York prices.
novl'2-tf- Owtx Gaffkhyv
Light, Drab and B(aok Hats and Caps, at
A. ALDEN'S
Jamestown Store,.
Another iuvolceol Silk Hats, at
A. ALDEN'S.
Nilsson Ice Cream Parlor next doot to
Opera House. Petroleum Centre, Pa.
If you want delicious Ice Cream go to tbe
Nilsson Cream Parlor, next door to Opera
House. ni9.tr.
Wall Paper Belling at COST at GrlfTes
Bros.
Best Spring style, goods received to-day.
at
A. S. SMITH'S
Boot nnd Shoe Store.
m30-tf
NEW INSTITUTION
Corner. Washington aud
Second streets,
PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA.
Flour, .Grain
AND FEED;
HAY and STRAW,
200 Doz Fresh Eggs
AND A LOT OF CHOICE
Itl'TTEK
cheap. Also, a few crocks ofi
nice Lam.
Call and ?eo ns.
BCllEUMUKHORN A: TEN KICK.
.Aalieggett,
(Snccesior to A. T. J-eesctt,)
Mniilf u-.u.rer and Dealer in
HARNESS
Seed Bags,
"Valve Cups, &o
ExjorleTireJ workmen are employed, and Har
0 of all kind kept couatantty un band aud maac
Ut ordT.
FINE NEW HARNESS, DOUBLE AND
SINGLE,
on band at reasonable rntra.
P. V. Ilcliiz'..Pnt. ScesiVIIasr
For ttalfte
FANCY AND IHIIIXB Itt.ANRBTS IN L&KGI
IjtTANTITIKa
There t no superior.
VALVE CUP
Made, than I lie one made In my shop, and Ihej
will ke sold at f II per huudivl or Sit cents a
el.
MalMeSt below the lacciiniook
Haaee
rVtmlfiuuOolre. P, N,iv.,il,. ft.
The Excel. inr
fpfc gfljsnrnticc (Eft.
o;i wiiiiiun-st.,
NKW YkOKK.
POLICIF3-AT OPTION, OF HOLDER
CONVERTIBLE INTO
ANNUITY BONDS.
' Thus prorlillsu. for old a so.
POLICY 1IOLUKK. PAKTICIPATB IN. Ph.
IVI4'aE!-MN-FAHPKITINO.
JIAVIsJ fc;8TE,H,.
(Kiinral Agenla. Franklin, Pa
HORATIO HASKEUL, Hpeual A-.i.l. uovH-l.
tiio. V. Kiwg,f.lr.,
Has bought tot .
MEATMAKKET.
Next doorl to the Rn hn-ter IIo.hc from his brother
' IV. n INu, and wltl hereafter keep on hand
r a 1 it A pikk JltATS of all kinds and Invltisa
l.eic of he I b K patrerme uilj Iqi
OWEN GAFFNEVSJ COLUMN?
The m KsTAuusiirj,
LiquorHouse
NO. 2SWASHI1.BT0N STREET,
OWEN GAFFNEY, PROP'R
Fall Stock;
OF,
LIQUORS!'
THIS. HEAVIEST EVER OFFERED FOR
SALE ON OIL CREEK.
Prices Lower
THAN EV,EH OFFERED I;
Goods Sold at;.
New York Prices,
and WARRANTED-
PURE I
Cash, Prices
UN ALL GOODS.
Buy for Cash
AN-D SAVa MONEY.
j r
Hennessey Hranily, .
Martelle Brandy , ,
Rhine Wine, .
Mumm Wine,-.
Rrocton,. Wie .
Sparkiitic Catawbu "Wise,-.
Ilarnmondsport Wine,J
All by thn case
ALWAYS ONHAW) A LARGE.STOCR.
OF
"SUNDAY? COMFORT!
TO BE HAD AT ALL.T1ME8.
Do-not fail to give me
a call, and if you want to troy
for cash, make,. rae an offer-he-fare
ordejiiig elspwbere-
OtWEli AFFEV.
No. Wthlnitoefr.ea
Polro .niiif'BtrejPa., AnglS, IKO-i