J. Jffl. CHIffiEOTIE, fluneries, Washington tent MLedichaes, Per roleum Centre, Fa. LAMMEIiS, THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER. Another Combination Broken I l 7 JAMKSTOWN CLOTHING STORE. Dothi'dtore BOSS CLOTHIER OF THE OILEEG-ION First in War, FIRST IN PEACE3, And First in with, a New Stock of SPRING AMD SUMMER TYLES AND- Gents' Furnishing Gocds.&c ipe biot Shirts, fe The fiuest Stock ever brought to Oil Creek. sVi '' ' Neck-Ties, Scarfs, - . 1 NEAT ANtf NOBBY. Sows, &c. SUMMER OVERCOATS! LATEST PARIS FASHIONS. LINEN CLOTHING SOLD CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST I I can and will Sell Cloth- Ins ntf kll If liuU i,hMMnar than the amna ftrLicInf) tin hd hnlltvht In Tltllhville.. Oil CitV Or any other point outside of New Yoilt City, and uu examination oi my stools ai will eoDfloca any one of tbia fuel.. City or and prices A. ALDEN, Clstbier, Washiiism-Sl., l'lilltOLIil M USNTUE, I'A Ji Vt Iji'iow tbe m nun it ol (tho Green mountains, llirec-lourtlis of a inllo ton lb ol (do Haooock turnpike, in situatud a pond ol a tor that deserves to be classed among tho curiosities of Vermont. Itu length is some on hundred rods,, while ilu width Is about fifty rod. It la of unknown depli, but has been soundodonB hundred feel, without bottom. As far as known It is led by only one small spring of ioo oold witter that would tcaroely fl!l a half inch pipe, while Us outlets is fix or right times as large. Ita waters are very warm, warmer than tho water of any lako or river. Trout and leaches of largo size inhabit the pood In goodly numbers, tbo titter especially. The newly married. French Minister to China was treated to a banquet in Egypt upon one of tba pyramids, Willi M. De Lnseps as a table companion. fUH OIL. HIAUKETih BY 1?. & A. TEL. LINE. Oppicr of 1 Petroluusi Cishtbb Daixt RuconD June 20 , 1872 The petroleum market is quiet and dull to-day at $3, CO. We bear of uo transac tions. Crude 12 Ketined 22. Juna22?4' July 22?; Market Quiet. f htladelpuis, Juas 20. fitleburg, June 20. Crude spot, 10 . B. O. all year, 12'. S. O. do. 11. Refined Spot 23? June. 22. Market quiet New You, June 20. Cmde 12Ja'. Refined, 23 . Market-. Firm. PICNIC AT . TIUSV1LLE DRIVING PARK, For tbe Benefit of the Lafe' Hoi Relief Aviation, On Saturday afternoon, June 22d, 1872 KNl'UKTAl.IUENT; Trial of speed ofuent lemon's Road Horses, best three Id live mile heats, to harness horses to be started and driven by their own ers. Tbe rules and regulations of the Tl- tueville Driving Park Association will he observed, barriog vebioles, weight and dis tance. CLASS I J. H. Humphrey enters Lady Mitchell; W'm. n. Abbott f nters Bob Robin; W. W Tbo ' pson enters Lady Cuatar; i W. Abbott enters Walter. CLASS II. W. H. Wallace enters b. m. Nerve: I. G. Jackson enters roan Billey; R. D. Fletcher enters h. m. Lilllo; W. B. Roberts enters Honest George. CLASS IllJ. W. Humphrey enters Gilford Morgan; L. Gbase enters Kitty; Geo. Irwin enters Orphan Boy; H. A. Spears enters Dispute; Geo. Gilmore enters Wild Oats. Tbe officers of tbe Driving Park Associa tion have given to the Ladies' Relief Asso ciation, tbe entire control of the Psrk. Re fresbments will bo for sale, n1 every effort will bo made to make the Pic-nio agreeable to all. Admission SO cents C" Tickets for Bale at Christie's Drug 3loie , J. A. HOOPER. Chairman of Committee. jl5-lw. FOR SALE CHEAP. Si'cond-IInnl Oil Well inn pile. 10.U0J ft 8 in. T1. KING, 111,' 00 ft bK and S' nrd 8 inch CANING, 6,(00 ft hMAL.1. FII'K, 6.000 ft SlTOKBIt HOPS. 9 Inrti, f inch 7 and 6 Inch DRIV ING PIPE, FITTINGS lit one half price of New. ViAa nail nuiAiii ri-m r tor sate or 10 riw ENUIriKS aud BOU-RKS of nil liu). at HOWE tc COOK'S, Box 22n. Petroleum Centre. Pa. vji-xaii. JAMtiS It. UErJD As CO., DEALERS IN AKD WATCHES. CLOCKS JEWELRY, No. C8 Filth Ivcnno, 1'ITTSBDItGII, VA, Fine Watches Carefully Ki pnircd. nrt m3. Take Notice All parties knowing themselves Inuebted to tbe lirm of Scbennerborn fc Ten Eyck, flour and feed dealers, are requested to call at tbelr store, on Washington Street, and settle tbe same immediately, as tbey intend to close out their business. St'HBKMERHOKS t Tk.N EycI' FelioleuiuUeutrc, Muy 21, lirtU. tf. EE LAMMBES, THE ONEPBICE GLQTHI OF THE OIL REGIONS 6 Spring St., TITTJSVISilaE, Has broken the outrageous Clothing Monopoly. Chatham Street has become demoralized. Shoddy Clothing is at discount. Tbe Si I m WHERE YOU OAS FIND ALL THE a? n IS AT TUB GRBAT One Price Clothing Store I tX TITCSTII1I4E. In Nobby Business Suits My Stock contains ever make of 4?ood, COATS AND VESTS. I have a larger assortment than any house outside of New York City. There Is IVo donbt but tbat my fltooft of ' ; . is ahead of anything in Amencp, titter for quality or style. FASHIONABLE HATS & OAPS ! WHITE and CHEVIOT SHIRTS. I cannot be beat in this Department MY lilNE OP Men's Furnishing Good& l IS COMPLETE. Parties in want of GOOD CLOTHE Can Save Monev, By coming t9 my Store where there is everything new, and where you can buy 10 Per! Cent. Less than Esewhere, And why, do yon ask, because 1 have only OlSTB PBIOEs Goods are all marked in plain selling figures, and I aril' orti Goods than any 10 stores combined. I sell every customer alike and throw la NO Shirts, Suspenders or Collars, to make an extra profit on Clothing. A child of tire years can tiny as cheap as a man of Cfty. " I cordially invite alL , my old customs rs in Petroleum Centre and vicinity to comeand purchase their Clothing at PROMISING BETTER GOODS And Later Styles for Less Money I Than Any House In the llegion.. LAMMBRS, THE m& PRICE CLOlIUEi
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