JJ. M. CJHUKHSTHIB, rugs Fa treet, Pel tent Medi I'olciini Ce cines, Per litre, Pa fumeries, W ashington JAMESTOWN CLOTHING STORE. Theodore Thomas' renowned orcbestia an THK Oil. IDABKKTa. BY P. & A. TEL. LINE. n. H. Warner pear at Tltiisvillo May 2d, and at Oil City, Bprinp lioodff. , jiff' Look oat SOBEL A AUERHAIM 187iiewgoods!1872. Important to our Patrons and tlie pnllie at large ! SOBEL AU E R H A 1 M, Havtag just returned from New York wa are now opening out the LARGEST 8TCCK ef mm & gver brought to Petroleum Centre, comprising the latest styles of DRESS GOODS, DOLLY V ARDENT Casmeres . BLACK, COLORED AND STRIPED SILKS. IRISH POPLINS, Japanese Silks, Shawls, Gimpure Laces, lioiery, Gloves, Also, very MILLINERY GOOES I ... ladies and oe.vth FUrxistiixc; guous, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Trunks, Valises, Nat die Is, &c, &c. W7 r tease can earl? aoa examine lor lhe Oldest Established Dry The Only Place tre where you can FOK,K:E3K, COAL! IS AT Burton & NO OTHER COAL is equal to Also, the CiSLfcJiKATJLD HONEY BROOK, LEHIGH, CO A Tij Decidedly the best ever brought to this market The BEST is the CHEAPEST guarantee Square AS REPRESENTED. for Alden's pew ad vertise merit. - DRY GOODS, AO. ranmtr Ira (wte I Reatly-Made Linen Milts, line selection of MILLINERY GOODs yourselves. , . Ciooda House on Oil Creek. in Petroleum Cen Buy the Famous Kooker's 'a it for House or Engine use. K Weights and, Quality aovlT. A. S. HUN & a , MAMMOTH FURNITURE "Wardrooms, 114 Bank Street, CLEVELAND, O. Parties Visiting Cleveland. Are cordially invited to call and ex amine our handsome stock, and flue store. Ladies will find no Ion); stairs to climb, wo having an "Otis" Steam Passenger Hotel Jtlevatnr, that car. ri-s customers to auy floor in the tlUlldill!!. We hove sir floors, 60il20 f et, maklag the largest aud tine&t furni ture bouse In the Went. We ratal! all classes or gonoa at the lowest wlto'csale prices. maklne; a avlng to buyers of from 10 to Ui per cent A. 8. JIERFIVDEN sfc CO. May 4lb. God made both tears and laughter, and both fur kiud purposes, tor an laugher enn- bli'S mirth and e'nrpiiso lo breathe freely, io lours enable Burrow to vent itself paticully. Tears hinder sorrow from becoming despair, and laughter Is one of the vory privileges o reason. The slock far the bridge across the Allegb. eny river at Parker's Landing was all sub scribed for it UlU-en uiinntes. The people of Tidioule aro contemplating the building of a bridge at that place. A Houston (Texat) darky poured kero sene Into tils ear to drive nut a bug that bad obtained his lodgement there. The bug wsa buried with the unhappy tiprri menter. Found. The body of the boy Alien, who Was drowned some mouths ago while skat log on the Allegheny river near Foxton, was loti'nd at Brady's Bend, on Tuesday last, where it bad been washed ashore. A skate aiiii remained attache! to one of bis foot; but the other skate bad disappeared On finding the body intelligence was im mediately sent to the parents of the boy, who lire at Fusion. l'urker Journal. Is this a sertnou 1 Twelve years ago Hon. F. C. Whipple was a briliant and prosper ous lawyer in Howell. Michigan. Last week be died of intemperance, and buried out of the Masanic charity fund, from which for some time before tits death he bad been supported. During this time his beautiful aud accomplished wile bas become Insane, and his feur lovely children are penniless aud scattered, no two living together. The Press says that not quite half of tbe lumber lo tbe Tionesta Creek was got out during the lata high water. About forty millions passed down the Allegheny from above tnis place, Considerable ot which bas been grounded at different points below. LUuioute Commercial. The Society of tbe Army of the t'oto-nac meets at Cleveland on tbe 7ib day of May next. The Grand Army of the Republic under Geueral liuraside, and the Cavalry torj-s, Army of the Potcmao, will also meet at the stine time. This is the first time tbe Army of the Potomac bas met ia the West, uuu a luige gathering is autici- pateu. The Democracy ot Venango county met at rranklia Wednesday ia convention 1 here was a full representation. The fol lowing delegates to tbo State Oouvemion were elected; George E. Cnowdeu of Frank lio; Representative Delegate, Captain Wil liam Huston, of Oil City. . Tbe delegates were instructed for General A. B. McOal- niont, of rranklin, for Governor. V G. W. N, Yost, of Corry, Who was form. erly tbe superintendent of the Climax Mower Co.," was on Thursday convicted of perjury, before tbe United States District Court, at Pittsburgh, lor baring sworn false ly to one of the patents. The case against iost was prepared by K. Iogersoll, esq., U. S. District Attorney Swoop charging the jury. According to tbe Eile Dispatch petroleum may now be shipped In Teasels at Erie di rect to Europe, without breaking bulk notwithstanding Buffalo harbor ia closed with a barrier of ice lifteen or twenty miles ecrues it. ' For Suit) 15.000 to 20,000 feet of SECOND-HAND TUBING, at from 25 to S5 cis. per foot. Tbe Tubing is in first class order and all ready for fitting. April 23. tf. H. n. WARNER. Wanted. Una or two single gent emen can be ac commodated with a nicely furnished room by inquiring at this ollice. Bent extremely moderate. ICE CREAM ! Smith's LAGER BEER SALOON! & Hew let; Cream Kooitis. Having purchased the Saloon, NEXT Dooit to SIMMONS' UKL'U STO.iE, I rHCllully solicit a tihare of pntrounge. My fuoina will he kept cool aud pleoaauu aud niv friends will at all times And FKteSH LAGlvK from the brewery and always cool. You can always find th abovo articje, with l.E.MONADK, NATIVE wimks nuui nr.Bit, sua irusu niuaa bA.NU WICIIKS, bycalllnpon me f-jrl have alo ducd up a LADIES' ICE CREAM IfuuM, where lcociium will be aerved up at all koun. 1'rivate VBtranca tu mo room. A. K. MM1TJI, OctSfr tf, 'xl door to Simmons' Bicre. i Office or I'ETBttLECa CENTI'.k Daii.v Vrmnn April 30 1872 The petroleum market is Hi in to-day at 53.73. Thi sales were 600 barrelea a1 $3,75. PbiladelpUia, April 27. Crude 11,. IteGaed 2l?. April.21. jjsy 22 . June 22f. Market Dull. I'lttsburg, April 27. Crude spot, 9. 3 Feb. 21. B. O. all year, 13i'. S. O. do. lljf. Market Unchanged,. Ilefiaed Spot 21 , April 22 May 22. Market quiet. . Js'ewl'ork. April 28. Crnde 12Ji,'. Refined 22 . Market dull. ANNOUNCEiaEXTS. C'OtJXTY COMMI8SIONEH. KD. Uriconn: I'leaKC announce H. B. IIIXO, of 'ortiijinuter Towimhip, as a cinuidate for Coun ty t'ouubixidoner, eulyo ct ,o the uaKca of the Ite puhlican pe.rty at the brlmery election. JIASI VOTXR9. rRnTno:;oTA rt. 3Tr. KniToa Hltn'o nnnonuee the name of j-a it.Ij itKY.NULUS, or Petroleum Centre, as a candidate lor the (Ifllce of Plothonotarv of Venan o County, at the ennlnir Hepubliean primary election. We lielieve ir. U. would fill the ollice witn entire sat'ufactiou to all. Many Voters. J. J. DAIOTIT, of Plcaaantville, Pa., late Capf of CemiMiiy "B," 111th fenn'a Vet. Vol. Infantry, will he n caudldute for the ollice of I'rotliouatorv, of Venango county, pultjact o the nieces of the Republican party, at the primary election. F. W. IIASTIVRS, or Franklin, la a candidate for the ofllce of Protnonntory of Venargo Couuty, subject to the decision of the Hcpublliuun party, at ptiuiary eloction. REGISTKR AND RECORDEK. Cork planter. March vBil, 1872. Editoh Daii.t Ui-CBi) Vou will pkiire an nounce that JAMES W. SHAW will bo a cnndl date to re-nomination for the ofllce of Kciriaitr ae.d Kccorder at the ecsuiug Republican Primary lilco tion. Mr. Shiw was a private In the army of the T"n Inu and Iwt hia rle-ut arm in our own State nt the Initio of (3e tysbnrg He ia competent, promit and oliliini, and has civen emir aatiafactloli to tils huinent puliKc ai an officer. Therefore havimrheeu disabled In the aervice of our country, but betnt; wvh qnnrnea tor ine position. a'iu nimnc it:e eonll denm ot 1 io In'finws nubile end ccinmunliT at ar-c aa an oflicer. hto re nomination will be tir.;td ni uur t nuiury jliccuou on me uay ot not Vixaniio Cocstt. Another Valuable inven tion. ,. CATE'S BACK-SUCTION PKEENTOR FOR OIL WELLS, patented Augusr 15, 1671, -which en tirely prevents tbe lngres of air in oil welli, while the tnbing is being drawn. It la a well known lact to oil operators, that upon wells where Gas Pumps are used it is necessa y to prcscrvo as nearly a par feet vacuum as possible, and that no a'r should be let Into the well, at any time, when It can poj slbly be avoided ; consequently, whenever the tnbtu; ts drawn ft m a well It is the cause of c.-nnt Ininw tn vi . . . " " UW "lnmn Mx "'"S "en necessarily open- ed, the air immediately rushes back between tbe tubing and casing, Into the well going into the oil rock and gas veins, and coi sequeutly causing the oil snd gas to men back to a great distance. So much bo, that It almost always takes several days alter pumping Is resumed for a well to be brongbt back to ;te former condition, and oftentimes it takes several weeks ; and quite frequently wells have been Almnat MmnlAt lv r,itni1 hv tli air l.atnr. 1. In while drawing tubing. iueAuii BLUiiu l'Ki.y Enioit is attached tortile stalling box and works in such a way that it completely shuts up the apace between the etunlng box and tubing so effectually that not a particle of ah- can get through at any time while the tubing ia being drawn and replaced. It supplies a want lung felt, and Is, without question, one of the most val uable Inventions of the day, to theue engaged in tbe oil bualness. No well should be without It, as it of ten times saves ten times i.s cost by once using. ty It is manufactured Atthe FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP of ANDREWS Jb CO , TIDI OU TE, PA., end for sa e by Hardware Dealers. Tldioute, Pa., March 88, 1878. taw 8m. Pure Drugs ! Low Prices! Fair Dealing! TRY Johnson & Morris ! Aad satlofy yourselves hat the above' ia our Motto. A FULETiNE OF TOILET ARTICLES ! AND PATENT FslEDJOTES, SUPERIOR Flavorins; Extracts. WE CANNOT ENI'VER ATE, RUT GUABAN1B JjATlbrAUt'iU.N. Wiudow Paper tt Cost !' Diaries at DEALER IN OC0NH1ND TUNG, All Slzei Casing, Engines, -flloilers, and ML WELL SUPPLIES. HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID KOR OLD ROPE, IRON and BRASS. arsT-Havlntt recently pnrchnaed a New and Ira rroved PIPE CUTTI'NO MACHINE, I am prtr ed to cut and fit all sizes of Pipe and Casing from luch to 3 1-4 ii.ch. . washliir-ton.su.. Nearly Opi. Roch enter tilouse. Vet. Uotitre, Pst. aprstf. n. U WARNB.R. Just from New York; A SPLENDID STOCK OF SPRING OVERCOATS, To the Citizens of Petroleum Centre and vicinity.' I have just received tbe largest stock of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING Now In the Oil Country, and can and will sell cheaper than any otber man In town. to :&r5T FitiEros' I ask you to call and see before purchas-. ing elsewhere, as it is tor your heueBt I era doing this. Don't be led astray, but stop and examine tny stock before going to any otber place. I bare tbe , LARGEST STOCK OF HATS Ever before offered in tbe Oil Country. Also, tbe finest stock of , Gents' Furnishing Goods In tbe country. S. SOBEIi. Verandah Saloon. WAIT PIPGHt Proprietors WASHINGTON ST.. PET. CENTRE. Particular attention paid to the wants nf their cut tomera, and will keep the finest stock of F11ESH LAGER AJV1 ALE, CHIOCE C1HARS. &e. Drop In and ace,'ns la onr new urtei s. e S4-M New Macliins M Blactsmifii Stop' .117 1 nnrrmo . -r M.b.nuiis-t ENGINEER, MACHINIST BLACKSMITH, And manufacturer ol Drilling and Fishing Tools. SHOP ON CENTRAL PET. FARM. NEAR R. R. DEPOT. PETHOLKUM CENTRE, PA. SWAllkii.dsof Jobbing; and Maehiue Repair ing done to order. Give me n cat!. aprl5-lf. wm. 1. BETTS. PETRDLEDM EXCHANGE Ittf WASHINGTON ST., -PETROLEUM CENTRH,' PENN'A. W. u. DOUGE, Proprietor. Keeps constantly on hand the choicest brands of Wines, Liquors & Cigars, ofal kinds. Warm Meals at all Honrs. WILD GAME I.N ITS SEASON. STOYSTEES Vi? If you want to put a sywd square meal, glass of IJi-er to wash it down, and a nice Cigar Hive me a call. W. D. DODflE. Potrolenm Centre, March 19. 1H71. U Take JVotice. All parties Indebted to E. T. Brings are requested lo call and settle by May 1st, and save costs, or tbey will loft with Just'.ou Reynolds for collection. , E. T.Brlg6s. April 20-tf - 4m ' V . '! , C3TA lot of old papers for sale st tal oHifo, n
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