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    retro'eu.n Centre Daily Record'
fu Centre, i'n., ftniurdny, Sept. 13
IKvllie Wervlco.
METHODIST KPi.SOOfAL, CHtTRCII
Services every Sabbath at 1 1 A. M. ami
ij 1. M. Sabbath School at I2J P. M.
eats free. A oordial invitation exleuJ.
ed to all.
Rkv. T. Graham, Pastor.
PKE3BYTERIAM CnUROU.
Preaching at 11 o'clock A.M.. and
o'clock P. M., by ttie Pastor, W. G. Buitcn
akd. Sabbath School at Ux4, directly
at it Iokdooo service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teacher's Ueettug Tuesday evenings ol
each week.
a
Petroleum Centre Lodge, Ko.
Tl, I. U. of U. F.
Regular meeting nights Friday! at 7
O'clock. Signed.
W. D. MONTGOMERY, N. tt.
G. H. IiiiLKr, A Soc'y.
Cjy'Pluoo ol meeting, Alain Bt., opposito
ulcClintock House.
Am O. ol U. W.
Mherty Lortfje No. 7, A. O. of U. W.,
meets every Mouduy evening at 7 o'clock,
In Odd Follow Hall, Petroleum Centre,
l'ehu'a.
Jamf.3 Wilson, Al. W.
Jamkh el. Wiiitk, U.
i. o. of ts.
Minnekauuax Tribe No. l.s;i, I. O. R. M
of Petroleum Centre, meets every Thursday
oreninK lu Good Templar's Hall.
Z'W Council fires lighted at 7 o'clock.
II. HOWE, Suction.
C. L JUKES, Cole! ol Records.
Gold at 1 p. in. lll!a'
Ys Oldk.v Tim. ."People and things
vers not erst so flighty as tiowl la ye old
en time the ceremony of celebration a wed
diog, w.s performed in tho evening on Oil
Creex we mean and alter the trembling,
blushing couple bad been pronounced one
flesh, and the worthy Dominie bad smacked
bis lips over bis fourth class of toddy
blame not the lips through which they
drank good apple whiskey, it war the cus
tom of the limee and, with bis "deer-born
beaded canu" in hand, taiieo bis departure,
the girls and boys "grew brisk," and the
cheerful laugh rang out and mock wed-
dings went on and all partook in the least
and the frolic old and young matron and
maid and all were, or seemed to be, "gay
and happy." But now, forsooth, in Ibis
day of steamboats and locomotives, the girls
aru married flying; the dominie can barely
get out "I pronounce you man and wife,'
when off the happy twain go, as If they bod
been committing some unpardonable offence
and were scampering from juatloo. "Wba1
ails tba oU Huron (!) Are tbey too despot
tely happy to spend a week or so at home?
Do tuey leel ashamed of their folly, and run
lb bide their blushing faces among the mul
Hindus of a railway tiaiu?" Well, cupid is
bimaell a winged rogue, "let those who ken
bis archery fly if tbey will, so they do not
fly from bliss. "But I would" says the
Jt,ied matron to whoso memory wo are In.
debted lor this description of the long ago
manner of celebrating .village weddings
'the custom whilom so prevalent ol perpe
trating matrimony witliout runuiug away
the very next moment, were prevalent now,
and yot it Is none ot my business." Young
people will do as tbey please in such mat
tersand this, perhaps, may be a plan of
the girl; if so, we have uotblug to urge.
The girls are masters after all.
Borne vaudal recently eutvred tba englue
bouse of Mr. Jamts Devlin, on ths Buxton
farm, Upper (Benneboff Ruu, and knocked
off tho brass cups, stop cock', valves, and
everything moveable about the machinery,
also Biuastiing the sleum gauge. The break
lug up appears to bavo been done out ot
pure maliciousness. lie is of the opinion,
the opiuiun that some of the Cherrytree
gang committed this act of vandalism. If
caught t be scoundrels should be punished
severely.
Our towns u an, Mr. James Devlin, has
removed bid rig on the Buxton farm to a
lease on tho Bowman faim, Upper Baone
hoIT territory, and is about lo put down a
new well. The Bowman (arm is but a
short distance from the big well rocently
struck on the Hamilton lurrn by Bailey &
Gilinore, u! Titusvllle. This well Mr. Dev
liu iuforuis us bus not been rightly uiaoau
ed, but with all that is pumping fully 30
barrels daily. There Is thought to be con
eiderable good territory in that neighbor
hood by experienced operators.
Rev. T- Grabaui, will picacb at tbj M.
K. Cuutqb It -morrow.
n
b Wiveajurw presumptuous cteatures. Tbey
always ask for a lock ot their lover's bail
bulora marriage, and take it without usking
for it alter marriage.
No malu r bow inu laruiois giuuibie, it 8
.. I ' ISO h n priM .,ri, ;iiL.htV
Prize Packngo llojr'rt I renin
in inircli.
One of the most alarming cues ot aom
ambulism with which wo are funiliar Is
that of the privsa package boy who operates
OJ the Norrlstown Railroad in Philadelphia
By some extraordinary combination of c'r
cumstaoce this oiiild of sin was induced to
go to churoh a lew Sundays ago, and while
listening lo the sermon he fell asleep in the
back pew where he sit. There had been a
Sunday school moutin there before church,
and all the Bibles and mlss'onary nowapa
pers were piled up in that particular pew.
Suddenly the remorseless young orphan
picked up a bundle uf .tbo papoia in his
sleep aud begun to walk up the nis'.e
throwing oue in each pew as ho went along.
When he got under tbe lee of the pulpit be
topped Bnd waited two or three minutes.
The minister looked cross-eyed at him and
glared at him through bis spectacles, but
the young brigand was uuconscious. ibeo
be glided down tba aisle and amassed tbo
congregation by removing tbe papers iroin
each pew. When be raacbeJ tbo rear bo
seized an armful of Bibles, and rambled up
tho aiale again, tossing luera at the occu
pants of the pew. Resting agsjn under tbo
pulpit, aud wholly indifferent to the clr
cumstanco that the cle.-gyuun'a eyes again
were out of their natural straight position,
and wero making bis spectacles look like a
doubled barrelled locomotive head lisbt,
tho Inlant brizaud pranced down tbe aisle
tbo second lime yelling "Here's prize pack
ages, only ten cents; each one contains a
prize worth from too cents to ten dollars!"
and grabbing for the Bibles at'be proceeded.
The miointer waved bis Land at oue of the
deacons; tbe deacon and thn exton charged
on that boy, and tbe organist talis us that
tbe three scudded down tba tboiofaru at '.he
rate of Gftoon LqoU su hour, while tie sex
ton shook tbe bo; up, and tbe deacon boxed
his ears, aod wished it was not wicked to
swear. Than they took lilm up Into tbe
steeple and killed bim. We are not certain
that tbey killed bim, but we think they din1,
ol course, for that ia tbe only way in wh icb
he could be kept quiet. Wo wootd have
butchered bim long ago, if we could only
have got bim alone in a steeple somewhere.
I'iioksixviixb. This point is sitiuted
about uuie and a half from Pleasantville,
and was qulto a village la ill time, l'
grew into being at a time whea the terri
tory in this section was thought to be the
best ia tbe oil region. It out id one J boast
of a large populition, all bmily eag ig 1 1 U
different kinds of business. It bad Us mi
dline suopi, Its grocery stores and othor
business eolabllobiuen s, Tba wella in this
vicinity were large iu tbuir diy, but are
now nearly all shut down. Taere Is now
and there a Bin ill pumping well. Nothing
is let tier lo the shape of buildings but a
few dvsorted shanliss, which would not pay
to remove. There ic, however, u li.r,
amount ol undeveloped territory iu this vi
cinity, but owing to the low pnco of oil i
will not p iy to leel It. Tun Titusvllle Pipe
Company still hav.i a station beta. Cap
tain Adams, the S'lperiuleudtmt, oca of tin)
old pioneers of thin ueotion, in here at his
post of duty, looking alu r the wuifaru of
tba company which be so well represents.
TiliHvi! a Courier.
The running race ou the Dalzell Flats,
this afternoon, between Black Coll, ol Tidi
oute, and Bay Fruuk, of Pi troKum Centre,
attracted a large crowd
To show the tearfully exaggerated repor'i
arc published in regard lo the new strikes
1 1 tbe lower district as published in certaiu
papors in this region, we note one ditp&tch
published yeetcrduy. Tulegrums weie soul
II over the npper region by tbe owner, we
presume, that "the Gei'eral Beaver well, on
ICeplar farm, Las struck tba sand and Is
lluiving at the rate of about 000 barro;s. "
A gsutlemau ot this placu who has a well
going down on un arij lining farm, infoims
us for a fuel that this well was only doing
100 barrels, and probably less lhan that.
If such exaggerated reports bava nut a
tendency to bear the market we would like
to know what has.
A clergyman said, iho other day, that
modem young ladies were nut tha daugh
tors of Shorn and Haul, but tha daughters of
flom and Sbain.
Novrr punish a girl tor oeing a romp,
but thank heaven, who has given her health
and'spirit to be ona. 'lis batter than dis
turted spiue or bectio clients. IUlla girls
ought to ba romps.
A National convention ot larniers is talk
ed of, to be held tit Chicago.
The
breadbutler
btl gado Boarding
school minis.
Fsirvlew bus oigmiized an Odd Fellows
Ijtidgu.
The Ancient Orderof Unutd Wotkmcn,
of St. l'utersbutg, bad a pic nic ou tbe 5lh
i-iht.
miiiwniifiwiTTirr
Said crave papa, "Why, Kittle,
child,
What do I on your Hugrr see? '
"Oh, Ibis papa?" the maiden said;
'Why; this.you know Sain gave lo me'
"And pray what right hsd Sam, my d- ar
My daughter's hand to feiter tim-!''
"On, let me seel" Miss Kittio Slid,
'It was the day bo dined wilb us "
"Ua dined wita us!" papa replied;
"Pray, what has that to do wita it?'
"Wny noibiog, sir; hut then you know,
We tried to see if it would li(,
And then we couldu'l gel it iff,
Although we mad, aud Hied, and
tried !"
"Poor child! I'll take it off at once,''
With teuderu4S replied.
Withbln'.M KiU cuug her bead;
' On, no, pupa, i ( sue", jou see,
Sam siid, tfsoiis i i'.; f 'd give bim,
Why, be wool ive tte rii g to me."
"Oh! ah'."replt 1 iyn, "indeed!
And pray what did jou give bim
tniest''
"Only a trifle, eir," she raid;
"Ua wanted, and I gave a kiss!"
The fair, I'al, fast, Ir.iil, lastiiuuable, flirt-in-;,
frollcksome, .flippant, flinly, female,
foo;klller,wb'ise name :t is Josephine La
low Minefield Stokes, Fislc, et. al., 13 now
in I'aii!, plaouif her caarun wliera they
will do tbo most good, ns the lUv. Oakes
Ames was wont to r.-iuirlt.
Tiie Suirenio 'Juurt ul l'eiinsylvaaU
Judge Mercur duritiug tht oprnion, re
ci'titly held thai the eaJurnem.MU in blank
of note negotiable, Is oot "written evidence
of a prcmiso to pi7- The case is ibat ol
Wiloon vs. Mirl'n, error to tha Common
Pleas Court of Juniata county.
A Siireveport (La.) paper iueisls tha
Q'laiilteil, th e tel'tl ushwacker, is not
dead. It says: "He was seen quietly
wending bis way up Tixas avenue a few
days ago, mounted on a noble steed, ni d
ever on the alert, '.hat eagla eye of bit'sur.
veying the field on either side, lest some
hidJen too should throw himself aci'os3 biH
path, or some lormur boou companion or
avenger si blood recognize him at an un
wary moment and betray bim into tho
bauds of the powers that bo "
Tioxksta Items We give below three
items from tbe Furost Press. They will bu
read with avidity:
Mrs Rtberis Informs iu tiiat Mrs. Win
Heath ol Dutch ll ill has twinned,
a
Judga Proper bus gone to Whig Hill alter
a wagoa loud uf blackberries.
A sprightly old lady over iu Clarion
oouoly, a'd fj years, 11 mot. to and
day, Biliously sprained her ai.kle a few dais
aiio, by attempting to blow out a cauule
backwaids
It is told ol one ol 'the "Wipes" who r
moves chairs Iroin the staga of a Troy tbe
ter with great effect, that on tho do ith ol
Edwin Forest beiug annouueed lo bim,
vbilo standing on a hotel Binop, he ex
exclaimed, wilb dramatio gesture; "Greal
God! another one of us gone!"
A San Francisco milliner has invuntod
bat which will probably sell well lu casts
where blushing is out so spontaneous as
may ba or used to ba. When tho wearer
biwcpir lowers hor be id abruptly, a tiny pair
ol steel clamps compress iba arteries on each
side of tho tempUs. sending the blood at
ouco tc tbo cheeks.
Ia Bsvaila on eveiy Monday morning a
list of al! the engagements lor marriage that
have taken place during the preceding wet
is published In the papers. They proceed
lottate that ail tbe papeis have been sign
ed aud upiiroved by tba pareuls of both
contracting parties. How would our ladifs
like this lormaluy: Tho bthiuced on-) is
allowed to spend only una evening a wee!
with htr, iu ttio company of father and
mother, until Ihe ceremony Is performed
Society is noi lopsy-iurvey ia th it coun try
as it is in this. Iu other words, paienis are
not ruled by their childrcD, to the seriou:
injury of both aud tba community geuer
etally.
Hartlord, Cuuu , boasts that she bas mote
lhan $12,0011,000 capital invested in but.k
ing, insurance, and manufactures.
Iowa, besides a urain erowiug capaci'
equal to tha whole of England and Wales,
bus 20,000 sipiaie miles of coal fields.
Tho new lun bridge over the Allegheny
river, at hdilenuing, has been cpmed t
invei t lie coutraol lor llnishtog is not
yet complete but so far advanced us lo per
mit-travel.
for tre want (r owellmga the poorer
clussfS In Merlin live in discarded omnibu
es and stipeinnnnled carriages.
The Cincinnati (Otilo) Industrial Exposl.
tion cpi iin Sent. 3, and c'o"s October 4.
A n.f
'.u The moMiuitn.
II BJ.ll.
WVK'IMTT llh" MOIPtlC nil fli'VMIT CITV.
I.t Saturday Ihe Frank well was stincl
on til" Rilstoo farm and slarii rt to flow
The fifsl hour it produced ever fifty barrels.
It Is onetof the largest wells In the reciop.
The Margie well, on ihe sim farm, be
pan fiowiiii; on Saturday nl'ernoon. It
li.rt"d at ti:u rate of elglit hundred bsrrels
per day
The Troutmnn well is doing about three
hundred per day.
Several new slrikes are expected lo a few
days.
The J.ick well is still good for one bun
ered nod fifty barrel?.
Phillip Ilros. well, on thn Sutton form,
is down about tbreo hundred ana seventy
live barrel?.
The Tip-Top well, en the Harper farmf
iched tho sand on Monday. It is estima
il from fix lo eight hundred barrels per
ay. The owners, are u. u. jayior, junn
Suterfleld, Vandergrift it loreman and
others
A rew well, on the Sutton farm, ownsd
by the Columbia Oil Company, Il doing
about three hundred and fitly barrels.
VICIXHT OF MILt.EHSTOWS.
The Stougiiton well, on tbe widow Hemp-
bill farm, Is doini; about tea barrels.
The Lnmbinp! well, on the Barnbart farm,
Is estimated at rifty barrulo.
Parson Bros.' new well on th" McKlnney
it Galey traci is do in;T n'lout two hundred
barrels. Oilman's Journal.
It looks bed to see a 7onn$ man with bis
hands or laimod down in bis pockets whilo
walking with a lady.
Six butid-.cd acres of ground are devoted
to n atcrmel ons near Muscatine, Iowa.
T be Louisville (Ky. Industrial Exposi
tion opera Sept ' 2, and clones October 11.
The Morgan Envelope company now
turns out over I.000.0C0 postal cards dally.
A giganlto pS"onger depot, tha lurgi iit in
tb j world is now l.i process o! erection ia
Jer2ev city, M. J.
The viutue ot tho Australian vineyards
are estimated at 0.10.000 gallons; that of
California 4,000,000 gallons. .
The horse race, Ibis afternoon, resulted
in favor of Bluck Colt; of Tidioute. Tho
first heat the colt came in ntiout eighteen
inches ahead. On the second heat tbo colt
Came in several lengths ahead. Tho race
was very exciting.
Theroure lour 110,000 barrel tanks not
beinu elected ou the ton v. urt luno, near
ilieisL'nvu, alo una on the Femer lunu.
U is livelv in tn ut loi'aliiy.
The Odtl Fel.ows loiUe receutly estab
lin.id at Faiiview is prospering beyond the
iX cclhilon ot Its founders. A lrgo nnni-i.-f
ol i he best citizens of Fall view nuU Pe
India are enrolled upon Us book.
Gi'n Joe. Hooker baa accepted the Im i
tation to viF.il Moudvillo, but instead ol get.
tiiu there on do 18ih inst., tbe day ol mil
itary iufpection and review, ha Is comptdl
ad to dolor bU visit until tbo day alter,
10th.
FAIRY VOICES.
FAIHY VOUIKS.
KAIKY VfllOES'
KAIItY Vdll'KS.
F.allrt Villi 'ES.
KAIKY V'fdfkrt.
FAIHY VtlH'KS.
FA IKY ViHl'HS.
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MUSIC BOOK
FOR SCHOOLS
PP.it iwzrri.
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(ill CCS. UACil.
l'OST l'AIU.
SONG ECHO,
FOl! St'lKKiLS.
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80 DUO ftOLll.
I KR'U, l.-.OTS.
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$7.5 I'K.I llflZ.
IPSKSTl'iiK
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Addren. .T L. I'STEltS.
1.10 Bruadwny. biew-York
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A mo-t Iinpor'aiit In'intlon. Sold liy the l'lsstic
I'riH- C , ''1. liniailwiiy, Y. 1'itv It retaiuH
fn;,tur ; ;i'o;iil,v ! i ea!ii and c.irrfoit nilt aiid
ilriy, at all tone-and ui.d..r :t!I cirniuisuui: es, with
out any exei prion whaluver in any ca-e, fli d sintild
i VBi' lie IuiCoii oil (ittiing ttiobboit tune retdMits to
eii 'C.t ti pet ln-inflit cure. t-et:t by mai.. Circlllarti
I reo. Any dniL'iii.H', or 1 bysiciiiu will order tuib
uew 1 1 iish lor you uitlioul cnuigc',
M. BilRVIE'S E'lXIR OF TAB.
I rrcorim'-lidi'd by regular Mcd'nll practiMraieta
and a i cidy cure imruinteed lor Cold -, (I nub:,
(.'atari ii, Ac'tlima, Hi-oitchiti, Spirtii.ir litood, ( on-
eunipi mil, nil I no nummary ijoniplalilli', crotu:i
Jiry.iipotiH, Dvipop-tj, nnd (i.mt Li bei.tui'y, t bo!-era-intirbin,
ctioi.-ra aiid all liv runU 1-omcI oom.
iil ili.K. K'd'ii-y diseaies un I all mi riion.i of tha
Vrituil Oroaiis iK-rlveily harinle'S free Iwm i!in
eiai iv Al.rbol'x nropi'iti. s pl.-asaut to take and
uertr known tu fail i'rii'e 1 1.00 p. r bottle. Full
piirtice.ai's Willi iiKillcal teiitiuioiiy and rcrtiil-c.-
s- ft on ap:il!cHion. AJdnio L. 1', 11YUK
.t CO , VJj Sivca.o Avc:.iic, 'ev Ygrii.
'run in
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biai ing news of irreat interest from all seclioiuof
tlw couutry. We have made special arrangement,
wherebv vmocelve reuillar Petrolellla, Mocksna
Piodui'j JIarl ti Kopons svcryevmlnisbj titlemli
from New York. Huladelptala, and Piiinliiiru.wnKh
together with KditorUln and Local mattere, mahell
one of tbe most desirable newspapers published In
tbe Ol Region. As an
Advertising Medium,
h HRCOIID has no superior, as it clrcnlstcs
wiircver an Oil Operator or Dealer can be found
JOEBIK
We have a lare and Well slocte6 loi
JobbiiiE iflatcrla, ersnra,lne tbo '7
1-itcsi jtylia. We are tbcrelore eimbled to eierun
,Juo Work of ciery variety In a aatisiaivry ""m1"1
wben d jtiroU, jobs will bo neatlypriuit.il lu C'uUOB
Shipping Bills
1'OStr H,
IlillKt-IIiJIS.
Hills uf Fare.
JiUltO
AND
Uutiitcts and iNlting Cardi,
LETTKK.HEADS.t
iuu,;head,
BILLS Off LADING, Etc',
BaLL vbintinc,
am or Faiicj Stylos, neatly and promptly e'
tod, embracing
INV1TATUN9 riRCtil.AHrt !'l!001IA,,5,ES
lAUDb, liChKTS, JSlc
n fact, every variety and style of or
press pr.nUui:.
in wM"
liuitl
Merchant. Uwyers. Justiees of the I ace, H
Avails. (Ill Dealer and Aeenls, lusu nif'
ExpriKsnien ai.d other parties in want. r ,,kij( ul
tl .it veare proimred lo execute lo "r"j "'
mnnil v.
Illlf. I KM- " .fe..., -
.I..bi.
"t-'p resnectnillv siiHrOe
Fr sale r, akp
15.000 to 20,1100 feet ol SKCOM'""'. ,
TUIUNG, at from 15 to.15 clfc Ppr ,
The Tubin is in first claBS order au
"Mr.. U.n. WARNED