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    f eircleum Centre Daily Record
pet.io.itrc, rn,, Holiday. July 1
tilvliie Service.
M RTHODTST EPISCOPAL CHUncn
Services tfvcry babbalb at 1 1 A. M. anu
P. IT. bnbbath School at 12' P. M
euts free. A cordial invitution extend
ed to all.
Vkt. O. M'icirk, Pastor.
FRES3YTL'RIAN CHURCH.
Preaching el 11 o'clock A. V.. and'7
o'clock P. M., by tbe Pastor, W. C. JlnRcii
ari. Sabbath Sobool at 12J, directly
kl'ler lorenoon service.
Prayer Mm-tini and Sabbath School
Teacher's Heeling Tuesday evenings ol
acn weeic.
Petroleum Centre Lodge.
JVo.
t, Tl, J. O. Of O. P.
Regular meeting nights Friday, at 7
o'clock. Si cow).
XT. Jl. MONTGOMERY, N. G.
C. IT. Bailey, A Seo'y.
"Plc of meeting, Alain St., opposilo
llcClintock House.
A. O. of U. W.
Liberty Lodge No. 7, A. O. of U. W.,
Meets every Monday evening at 1 o'clock,
n Odd Fellow'i Hall, Petroleum Ceo t re,
Peol's.
A. Glenn, 11. W.
A. II. Klccknkb, 11.
f. o. of it. m.
Mlnnekvioee Tribe No. 183, I. O. R. VI
f Petroleum Centre, meets every Thursday
renin? In Good Templar's Hall.
b tW Council Bret llubted at 7 o'clock.
11. HOWE, Sachem.
C. h JUKES, Cblel ol Records.
Gold at 1 p. n. 116'4
lTTbe Post Office Newsroom Soda
Ponatain is now running In full blast.
Call and try a glass of Ice cool soda water
I'ouca. James Mnb, Silas Bescb,
John Smith, Tkos. Hlgglns and John Clark
tailing from the "nursery of great men,''
Vrsr.klln, left tbelr peaoelul homes and
possibly but not probably, honest Jtoll, on
Tnursdayflaaf, for the purpose ol spending
tie glorious Fourth. Local option not be
!ta in force at (be cenlre of gravitation, it
Is fair to presume lliey Indulged liberally In
F.aokllo whiskey, which by tbs way they
do ssy Is none of the best. Bat to tbs ro
menc. From Franklin they proceeded to
Oil Cily, and it It fair to presume the mix
1 drinks did not work to their advantage
M tbey left shortly for Titnsville. At the
Hub the fun urew fo fast and tbelr spirit'
were so much elevated by the Tltusvilla
spirits on top of the Oil Cily and Franklin
pirll, that on the way home tbey conclu
ded to stop at Petroleum Centre, Saturday
morning. Unfortunately, In their ralimar
tlon, local option was In force here, and f
they journeyed up street under the Influence
o the aforesaid evil spirits, John Clark
concluded to get up a ruction with a fair
l.ut frail female. At this juncture a new
actor in the person of Constable Burns up
pcared npon the scene, and notifbxl John to
keep the peace. John allowed It would
lake a heavier weight than Burns to make
him quit, whereupon Burns collared blm
nd despite the efforts of himself and com.
panlons, conveyed the belligerent John tu
- the lockup In a Bust inglorious manner,
John-being compelled to ride in an oil wa.
gai as be refused to weik. Constable Burns
m thsn reinforced by Conrtable Burgess,
and the-balance oltbe parly were arrested
aad brongbt before Justice Reynolds,. wb
f sntenced them to pay the meal fine and
eeste f court, with th exception of Clark)
wko in the row having torn' Mr. Burns cnai'
almost oft bit back, was justly compelled to
pay for new one. . And thus ended the
Frucklio boja celebration. Undoubtedly
they departed sadder, and let us bope wirer
men.
Alex. Foster, no old effender residing at
Pioneer, got more than "three sheets In the
wind" oo Saturday nlgbt, and Constable
Burgess eomnsIUed bimto Ibe bastila to cool
uu bis heated coppers. He was set (tee oo
sueosy morning.
Nsw WEt.i,. Wo made mention- in cur
lasi'ls ua of a new well, receutly etrusk on
tbe Simms farm.Upuer Benueboff territory
owned by our well knowa townsmen Messrs
Wordeo end Tajl.r. and Frank Holden.
The well yielded from elht o'olock Satur-
uiy morning until H o'clock Salurd
ni;ht, nearly 40 barrels of oil of a clear
nic-i quality. The well then had to be shut
uiv; for wm of tankage. This well bad
nem ly 40 ftet ol excellent sand rock. It
will fuDl nhly prove at least a 40 barrel
well. '
. We nr-s pleased to learn of tbe good luck
f'f nut friend.
P tero' Musical Monthly tor July It the
best putrber ye Irrued. It contains at
le t 54 worth nf excellent music, among
wuich are now pHcs by Hoys, Stewart.
Kibk"l erd other eiauJnid authors, Serd
tor ! -i:rvn oosles to J. L. Pelrrs, Music
'iibuyrj o'jBwadway. New York.,
. IMiniier Ittinx.
Mr. W. 11 King & Son romnve their slore
fo 1'itliole from whence It came because a
city the si.aof Plumor CaBnot support so
many stores.
Will the Dorrick man heresfier In copy
Ing Plumer itemej give 'bom as tbey nre
and not such unrecognig'tblo inditenien Is of
bit own Imagination as the cowing machine
legend.
Tne Fourth passed off quietly. 51 r.st o
citizens celebrated at Oil City. Tbe U. P.
Church bd a plo nlc lor the children ol the
Sabbath School. Tho Olympic club met at
tbeir room and performed the following
wonderful ft-tin very much to the wonder
and nmiiseuu-ot of spectators. Wm. Lamb,
a perfect O'eatus. perlormed the extraordin
ary feat ol jumping beside himself a most
dangerous pe'forujoce. C. O. Culbertson,
with as much gracs as any Athenian, jump
ed under bitu.elf. This requires many
years of constant practice to be done rightly.
'Prof." Cumpton, with the superior train
ing given at Yale Cbcrry tree excelled
even Dr. Dwlght in lifting. This ended the
first o1 series of exhibitions to be given at
regular intervals.
It Is rather doubtful whether a well will
bo put down at all owing to the boggisb
ness of company's owniog lands in this viz
cinity. One agent representing a N. Y
Co., only wants to give an acre lease one
half royalty. He ought to have said a
thousand dollars bonus as well. Such ra
pacity Is rarely met with in tbe oil region
Our Teutonic frlendsoelebrated the fourth'
by holding sort of tteogerfest. Plenty ol
lager aud vocal muoic 'and a good time all
to themselves.
Our friend Jones popped tbe question
thusly: My dear Arabella well yes
terday was a warm day. I, I, Bear Ara
bella, I, I, must unburden my Dear Ara
"What's tbe matter with you (crosslyj."
hope it won't be to warm to-day as it wa
to-morrow, don't it. Dad sold his wool.
Will you 'be m y, goBb but it'a warm.
"Come now Jones," said matter of fact Ara
bella, "you want ma to be your wile don't
you, and bavn't obeek euouirh to say so.
Oh OOO 000 D - Dear Arabella
you don't know how bap De Dea Dear
Arabella, do you really mean it."
A correspondent of the Pittsburg Com
merclal writing from Patker city, gives ,tbe
following interesting statistics of the export
trade whion be guarantees to be correct:
Tbe Increase of exporis trcm N.
x. over last year is, bblt Z.'.sno.nuo
Same from Boston 200,107
Same from Philadelphia ,6,600.(100
Same from iiultimore omuuu
Increase of exports over same time
1873 ZU,c3b,lU7
Tbe total exporis from tbe coun
try irom January 1st to June
IOih 1671', waa 53,000,000
Same time 1872 Oil, (inn, Odd
Same time 1873 7!),5(I0,000
5Iany would suppose, from Ibis great In
crease of exports that the markets abroad
were full to overflowing. The contrary is
tbe fact. Now consuming markets opened
'or the commodity lake very much ol this
i ictense, as will be seen by the following
statistics,complied from shipping lists:
To tbe Dutch East Indies (entire
ly new niarkot)ibere has already,
been shipped Ibis year, bbla 600.000
To Venice (new market 160,000
I'o China and E. Indies (increase) 2,000,0(10
To Central America (laureate) 30,000
To Africa (increase) 100,000
To Australia (increase) uOU.uOO
To British West ladies (increase) 100,000
To Cadiz and Malaga ( tucresse) 600,000
To Taragona (inorease) 600,1100
To Cette (new market) 100,000
Married. At tbe Presbyieriau Cburch,
Franklin, on Wednesday, July 2d, 1873. by
ltev S. J. M. Eaton, Mr. I. N. PatteiEou
and Mitt Donna Frame, all of Franklin.
The consternation o f the old bachelo
club ol this place of whloh Mr. Patterson
was a member, at tbe receipt of tbe news
that be had left the Benediol crow, canuol
be decrlbed. Tbey leel sad and yet "wish
tbey were be." We congratulate bim and
big bride. May they live long and prosper.
A fearful anil brutal outrage, was commit.
ed Ol the person of a young girl 14 yeaia o
;e, at Curry, on July 4 lb, by ronie of the
attaches of Baroum's Circus. Nestlian
six of the human brutes outraged tbe per
son ot the girl.. Three of tbctn were ca.
tured aud taken to Cony ou Saturday for
examination. Tbey should have been
string up to Ibe first telegraph pole, the
Bends incarnate.
There wb a smash up between the Pierce
lrm and Titnsville. on the 4ib. John
Joaea, we will call blm, hired a fast ng
and took bis girl to see tbe 4 Hi at Titns
ville. But alas lor tbe uncertainly of bu
man event, io attempting to show bis girl
wbat a superior driver be was; and "I can
just pass that ere boss in fiout ol a 2,41
gall, g'lang," tbe carriage sttuck a boulder
and lipped over, depositing John end hit
girl iu most iinrotuantic positions by the
rsadslde. It cost $G0;io repair damages.
Tbe police olSt. Louis have coma out in
tbe uniforms of Major Genortla.
Anothkr Max .Wantko Old tamer
Petlingill wejit into his bonne one day and
ciugiit John, tbe hired mac, hugging 51 r ,
P. f
The farmer said nothing, and efct out
into the field. )
Alter dinner he wanted John jar some
thing. But John was not to be found.
He. went, at last, into John's room, where
the latter was on bis knees packing bis
trunk.
'What's the matter John?" said P.
"O, nothing," said John.
"What are you packing your trunk for?'
"I'm going away."
"Going away ! What are you going awsy
for!"
"O, you know," answered John.
"No, I don't know," replied P., "come,
give me the reason of your sudden desire to
go away."
"Well," meekly answered John you know
what you caught ma doiog this forenoon.
'0, pshaw, laughed P., do uut be foolifh.
If you and me can't hug the old woman
enough, I'll hire anolter mao."
A young man asked bis sweetbmrt if be
might kiss ber and give ber an aflVctionat
hug. "No," said she. "I cin't allow that,
but 1 11 tell yon wbat I will do; I'll split tbe
difference with you, you kiss me, end I will
bug you."
Tbey open tbe gin mills io Oil City at
one minute past twelve o'clock on Monday
mornings, for tbe relief of thlisty souls who
didn't accumulate on Sunday.
Mrs. Davis, (of Bucktowu,nar Tidiotile
was attacked by wbat her physician called
true cholera. last week. She has recover
ed.
Life is a mockery with a New York man,'
since he gets bis living by instructing birds
In tbe att of whistling.
A boy named Wm. Cole, who Is not
quite level In tbe bead, being a simplo but
harmless fellow, was bitten by rattlesnake
near bU borne on Stewart's Run, about tiro
weeks ago. He was going across a cleared
field, and bis boots hurting bim, be drew
them off and walked barefoot. As be wag
stepping across a log, the snake sprang frou
under It and bit blm on tbe fool. For a
time bis life was despaired or, but be is now
improving. Forest Republican.
Kate Williams of Peoria, III., knocked
ber lover flat to tbe ground bec.iuae he In
sisted upon kissing her Ibe third time at tbe
gate on a moonlight night recently. Two
was bur limit.
We know several young ladies who are
loo delicate to was!) dishes, anil leave that
healthful exercise to tbeir mothers, but
they can play croquet by tbe bour and not
miud the fatigue in tbe least.
The lsy'ol the latest minstrel reads.
Lives there a girl with soul so dead who
never to herself bath said, 'Won't I have
damask when I'm wed, hemstitched pillows
for each bed !' "
Application has been made to the
court tor tbe incorporation of Greece Cily
The town bas become one ol considrrnbie
importance, and In an exceedingly short
time.
When we know thai there are ninety-five
lawyers in the Constitutional Coovemion
and only tbirty-oight laymen, it is no won
der that tbe constitutional egg , is so long
batching.
And tbis is bow a Kentucky giri acooM,
ber acquaintances: "Well, bow are you?
Wbo do you love? and wbat do you know!''
Toe boys of Z tnesville, U., are indignant
at tbe Interference of irresponsible private
citizens with tbeir vested right of bathing
in tbe city reservoir.
An Atlanta pbystciau advites patientg
wbo in those coolera time! feel "upside
down" lo rectify that condition by stand ing
on their beads for a minute at a time thrice
a day. Whloh is a simple way lo "bue
up " tbeir difliculty.
A Pougbkeepnie paper says Ibat a farm
er's daughter in Ibal vicinity lately re.
oeived a bairy poodla dog from a friend in
New York. The unsophisticated damsel
wrote back thanking ber Iriend fur the pre.
sent, and saying that she found it very
bandy wben tied to a stick, to olean win
dows with.
A baby show tmong the passengers en
livened the passage of tbe emigrant steim
er isyaossa Irom Lioodon to Quebeo recent
ly. Tbe greatest interest was taken lo It,
and- the recesses of the bold were ransacked
for boxes containing bidden treasures in
tbe way oi ribbons, frocks, pinafores and
underololbing, for adorning tbe little ones.
Tbe first two prizes were one sovereign and
a-bottle of, braodyaeach; the third ten shi'
lings and a bottle of wine, and the fourth
five shillings ami a bottle of wine.
Detroit bas abolished tba whistle and be
gins work and gees ( dinuer in silence.
Fourteen vessels left Philadelphia lat
week for foreign ports with over two end a
qiinrler millions of gallons ol petroleum.
The Tliusvllle Courier sajt, there Is a re
port In circulation that children walking
barefooted through potato patches, are pois
oned by the potato bugs, which fasten;lbem
selves to the barefeet, Inflicting sharp
sting, e bear nf several children that
have been bitten by thesejbugs and suffered
severely In consequence
Another hotel waller in Omaha bas fallen
without hurting himself belr to $1,000
000.
The Andruscoggio Mills iu Maine, are
making French calicoes, five and three
quarter yards of which make a pound.
An eccentric character ia Sua Francisco
invariably walks tbo street with a stick ot
candy projecting from his month.
Tbe third annual lair ol tbe Northwestern
Auriuiiltiiral Society will be bold at Corry.
September 1C, 17, nnd 18. A good display
is expected.
Tho Franklin Fire Police have accepted
tbe invitation af the Meailvllle Fire Dopatu
meat to attend their annual parade on the
7lh of August. Tbe Franklin Comet Band
will accompany the Fire Police.
A Grcut Horror Done Away
With.
Houee cleaning is a great horror to nine
men out of every too. When that time
ojmes the "mea folks," as a rule, give tbe
domestio beartb a "wide berth." Oceans
ol suds the product ot tons of soap tairly
flood every part ol the bouse. Tbe women,
from the mistress down, labor at Ibey never
worked before, and what with the discom
fort, tbe smell of suds und tbe dampness,
and nut uufrequently sickness, the product
of colds and overwork, matters are gener
ally disagreeable. Tbe simple use of
Sapolio instead of soap does away with all
this discomfort. It lightena tbe labor a
hundred per cent, because it removes dirt,
grease, stains and spots, with hardly any
labor, with but little water, and in one
tenth tbe usual time.
julyC-lw.
In Illinois theiuare 271 tobacco factories,
employing 2,081 persons, using a cap ital of
$1,!X;5,G20 and turning out $4,319,716
worth of the finished article per year.
Stokes bas been reported as very ill.
The Star says ha is as lively as a cricket,
and jolly as a gig. His general health is ex
cellent, and bis anticipations very bright.
Drunken bubauda are a chief source ol
income to many married women inludianr
A wile in Montgomery county lately rrcow
ered live hundred dollars from a saloon
keeper tor tho time loet by her husband
banging around his bar and drinking bis
whisky.
Mr. Carpeuier, sued by tbe Roberts Tor
pedo Company lor an infringement of Ibeir
patent, was convicted ot contempt by the
U..S Court at Pittsburgh, on Tuesday, acd
sentenced to pay tbs costs and ninety days
to j til.
Tbe bonnet ot ibe period is a miniature
kitchen garden. It is decorated with cher
ries, grapes, blackberries, little oarrots, bits
of parsley, loug pale gjeen beans, sorrel, ma
jorum and other vegetables latntliar to the
professors of culinary science.
Tbe graduating class of Midshipmen at
Annapolis tbis year, numbers IwsMy-nine
members, against twenty-six last year.
The present class is composed of young gen
tlemen ot talent and application. At the
semi-annual examiuatiou but two of tbe
class were found deficient, aud they in me
chanicsooly Tbe diplomas will be deliv
ered about Monday, tbe second day of June
I lie exact dale has not yet been flaed.
The Union Times mildly blots tt its
delinquent subscribers in thisolasslo slyle
Come u-sto us, ye invisible dollars and ag
gregations of the same, wherever in your
sightless essences ye dilatorily wait oo puy
ment. Tuke unto yourselves share and
presence, that our creditors may be made
glad, and the born of honesty exalted.
Stand not upon tbe order of your coming,
but "git."
The maddest man in tbe country is tbe
proprietor of a circus, wbo just traded off
three camels and a cage of monkiea for
magnificent diamond, which) experts tay is
worlb 250.
New York has more than a thousand
places where cholera breeding Is certain, In
tbe shape of underground residences.
9 It is said tbat two of tbe Fish Commission
er, recently appointed by Gv. Hartranft,
don t know a shad from a pickerel, and
don't want to learn. Tbe other feilow
would like to book himself up in fish knowl
edije, but be can't read. I 'a very ead.
Tbe dry weather bas injured the proepecti
ot uonaecticut tobaoau. .
fM'Ml Aotlf-e.
Ie.i"VJ'Ali AO TICK.
Having concluded to close out my bust,
noes In Petroleum Centre, 1 desire to inform'
my old patrons and Irlends that berealter l'
shall be loenled In Schonblom's new bull,
ding, Oil City. Pa., and would tespvoilully'
Invite them In pay me a call. I- shall t,0
in tbis place for two weeks and thoee dent
ring tny professional services would do welt'
to call.
J II. HE1VLY.
Pet. Cenlre. June. 23 2w.
POST OFFICE NEWSROOM.
r
NEW GOODS
Just received at
am now prepared to sv) any
thing and everything in tbr
Newspaper,
stationery,
Blank Book,
V. t icy od,
Or Confectionery Line f
At Greatly Reduced
RATES,
I hope by strict attention to'
the wants of the j-nLlic to mer
it a share of their patronage,and
would invite my friends to pay
me a call.
OIAS. C. WK KKK.
triiiliitivlpltia Jk Erie ICiUlroatI
WINTER :TIJtEj.TABLE.
lid .Tier Snuiiay, Oct Situ, K'.i, (lie Trains
on the, I'kiladeliibia & Erie Itallroad ,wlll ran u
follows :
' WWTWARD.
MAIL TRAINS lcaras Philadelphia ..ll.41 y m '
' " Ten 4 1X1 p m
" Cnrrjr............ K.S0 p in
" arr at Erie - 7 & a ui
K1UE EXPRESS luitTc.-) Philadelphia 12 40 u ni
' " H arreu 4 rr a in
" " Corry S.1A a ni
arr. at Erie 1 -15a ni
WAKREN ACCOMM'N leaves Warren.... 1 SO a m
' ' Corry 8 f a m
" nrr. at Erie 10 l.t a m
ERIK ACCOM'N leaves Warren 1.10 1 m
" " " Crr, 8 s p m
" " arr. at Krie............. 4.10 p u '
MeTWASD.
MAIL -iKalX lmTua Krlr................ll SS a m
eorry...., l to p it
" U'wrcn 2 80pm
" arr at l'j,tl.ideluhi.i e.f5 a n
ERIE EXI'ltEBM leaves hiie... .05. iu
" " nrry 10 45 pm
'' " Wnriuu lir3pui
" nrr nt I'hilSdi-lnhia X HI n m '
WARHEN ACCi M'S Laves Erie SO a in.
" 'o l y. ....... u 10 pm '
" arr at Werrm. 7 Ml i. m
ERIE ACCOM'N leaves Krl . 8.2f a m
' Corry 10 Ml a lit
' " nrr at War 19 80 p in
Mall.'Kast connect cast and west at Erie with L.
. A M. 8. It. W.Jand at Corry and Irvlncton with
O. C. & A. K. It. W.
Mail West with wei-t honnd trains on L. S. & Jl.
8. it. W., and at Irvinctu with Oil track fctAlla-
gneny a. k. w.
Warren Accommodation aaat and wcs. with '
rains on L. B..A. MJS. It. W., east and west at
Corry with Oil Crook A Allegheny Blvcr Hallway.
Erie Aecommodatlot cast at Corry and west at
Cerry and Irvlncton with 0. C. A. It. It W.
The Mountain Local Frcishl East and W est car
ry jmasoiiL'erii ln-twpcn Inrlnctwn and Ka"o.
Kimiia Mail ind Niagara Kprm make close eon
nectimia at Willlamaport wltu N. C. K. W. trains,
unrtn and south.
JiOTlVKriit Uaring time at Erie is Philnil'V-
pnm iimi!, wnci u ttwn.'y minu(i Jailer Uuxn
Kritliett.
WM. A BALDWIN,
Oen'l Bupt.
A. & G. W. RAILWAY.'
FIIANKLIN rtltANCH. .
Tlino Table iidoptcd IVovrm"
ber 1,
SOKTHWAltD: OllCIty. Franklin. Mendv'le'
Kniircs.. .... S 50 am Jl IN a m 10 411 a m
Mail S 45 p in a i t p m 4 6 p in
Accuniinoclitlcm... lull a in 1 SO p m, 4,(10 p in '
AaoniiiioUntiou... b.2U p in It lo iu 11.15 p w. '
SOUTHWARD: Vendv le
Exon- II.4U a m
Mail Pi I'll , in
Accom oduiiou... 7-W a ui
impress 4 10 p m
fraiiWIn.
X w a m
1 f.T D in
111 .Ml a m
ou cur
It till a m
S'JS pt"
11 15 a m
ti.i p m
7.10 p m
L. B. BAKTOIt, Gen'l Kupt.
K. B T5mf!6 mtmrtet slower than CllCrne"
lia Iway trme.
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