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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-24
NOTES OFTHE DAY.

Statistics show that not one woman. In q
hundred marries the mau she loves.
AT Niagara the "biflieg and cooling" oil
bridal parties is beard above the roar of the
falls.
To society women owe their husbands but
to the gods are they indebted for their low
ers.
An Iowa man refused to see his wife die,
because he was afraid she woux pledge him
not to remarry. -.
A lazy n.Indiana has beeS granted di-
vorce on the plea that her husband bad re-
fused to assist her On washing daya.
A woman makes herself and her lover an
exception to the race Callia, lying in her
lovers arms, wonders how Claudia can
permit her dearest friend TO touch her
halGs.
Mb never fall SO deeply in love that
they cannot climb out by the ladder of rea-
son. Women have as msuy heart actes,
as head aches, and with as little serious re-
suits.
''Let the toast be, dear women" as the
man said to his wife when he wanted to eat
it all imself.
A wedding was dashed in Alabama rec +.
emily by the bride taking French leave lust
before the ceremony. Any one who may
have had reprieve read to him as he was
standing on the scsflold can form some
idea how the bridegroom felt.-[Boston
Post.
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THEATRE.-capt F. A. Thornton, the
advance agent for the N. Y. and Western
Theatre Company, was in town on Saturday
last, engaged in making the necessary arS
langements for the appearance of that cons
pany, who give one entertainment at So-
bells Opera House, on Saturday evening,
June 29th. This company comes highly
recommended and we predict for them a
crowded house. They will produce the
celebrated sensational drama entitled
"1nshsvogue; or the Feniau Chief Of 49,"
the young and favOri.e actor, Mr.. Felix A,
Vincent, appearing In the leading chalac,
ter.
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COLUMBIA FARM ITEMs.-''Suare," our
Columbia Farm correspondent, sends us the
following items:
Quito q lively game Of base ball came OF
on the grounds OF the Columbia Base Bali,
Saturday afternoon, between the carpenters
aud joiners 10 the employ of the firm Of
Will, Crawford 4 Co., and those employed
by the Columbia Oil Co. The Columbia
carpenters styled themselves the "Chips and
Shavings, and the opposing party "Staves
and Hoops. Neither of TIE "nines' having
ever played game of base ball, With one
exception 10 each club, as q matter of course
a large number of spectators gathered to
witness the fun. The game was called at
2:45, BY Mr.. J. G. Bump, who was chosen
umpire. After a series of the most ludi-
crous and laugbabe mistakes on the part OF
both clubs, which kept the spectators con-
vulsed with laughter, the game was finally
concluded. The following is the result:
Chipa & Shavtnoa Stavea e. uoona
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Parker Oil Field.
PETERSBURG DISTRICT.

A new well has been sunk on the keatlng
farm, called the Odd Fellows well, which
has been pumping since Tuesday of las!
week and is yielding 20 or 25 barrels per
day. Taylor, Lithgow, Dougberty and
Others are the fortunate owners.
The Elizabeth is the ZANE Of a new well
sink by Paul Neely and p. r. Bohlen on
the Isaac Nicely farm, east side of Turkey
Run. The well has been pumping for some
ten days and is regarded as 20 or 80 bar>
rel well. Mr.. Isaac Ncely owns large
tract OF land in this vicinity which has here
tofore been regarded as one of the best farms
IN Clarion county. Now that oil aboupds
iu paying quantities under a portion of h
land at least, it may be estimated ct five
times its former value We congratulate the
fortunate land owners and operators on their
success. The striking of this well opens
up new fields of operation, as it is loca-
ted some distance cast Of former develop
ments.
SOUTH OF BEAR CREEK.
On the farn OF James CsmpDell, ESD,
Harms well No. is almost down, with good
STOW. Mcpherson hes another we,t about
linished which promises TO prove good.
Campbell No. pumping 20 barrels per day.
Mcpherson has one well on his iarm which
yields about 10 barrels per day. The AM
derson well is reported as yielding about so
barrels daily. Another well on this farm,
name unknown, is yielding 60 barrels per
day. Fisher Bros. are preparing to sink
nu ber OF wells on the Campbell and Mars
tin farms.
On the Hutchincon farm, Grace well No.
is pumping 10 or Is barrels per day.
Mcpherson No. 2, 40 barrels.
On the Wilt farm, Grace we'll No. IL is
yielding about u barrels per day:-[Parker
Journal.
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by Request.

DIR. CRITTENDEN, of the firm OF Crit
tenden and Dixon, DENTISTS, Of Titu,-
vile, by request OF many friends will remain
at this place for one week onlyto attend
to all wanting his services. DR. c.. has bad
over fourteen years constant practice. He
makes gold Filings speciality. Those
wanting teeth extracted, filled. etc., will do
well to call. Rooms at the ROCHESTER
HOUSE. Resident Office No. q Franklin
street, Titusville.
i22-1t.
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Rye looks coed. Times And il
tastes good, too.-Danbury Times In. u
horn,-Bsrkshire Courier. Whefeup0n Me
Times remarks: We meant rye bread, bnt
1t is evident that the mind of the Courier
man is wandering toward the stuff that
biteth like serpent and st ngeth like a
bo0k-kseper.
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Slaves i Hoops.

The game stood II to II on the eighth in-
ning, when by wild throw by Chips and
Shavings 8. g., the game was won by Hoops
& Slaves making 10 runs. Time of game
Q hours.
The Alexander -Scbofeld Refinery. at the
lower end Of the farm, is being overhauled
preparatory to being started up. The work
Is being superintended BY Mr.. Lewis. The
refinery is owned at present by the Sian>
dsrd Oil Co., of Cleveland.
The Columbia Oil Co. have three drilling
wells in operation at present.
The Columbia Cornet Band numbers II
members at present. Much regret is ex-
pressed at The leaving of two OF the best
members, the Messrs. McKalip who intend
moving away soon.
Mr.. W. D. Jonesis slowly recovering the
use OF bis arm.
Mr. ]. G. Bump is doing quite an exten-
tive business in tbs grocery lins. He is
selling goods below N. Y. prices.
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A large number of our citIzens and fami,
lies left town on the early train this morn-
log to attend the pibulc a. Chautauqua
Lake, given by Rose Croix Commandery
knights Templsr of TitusviIle. Amone
the Sir Knights who appeared iu full re-
gala we noticed DR.. J. Il. Christie and Mr..
o. F. schonhlom, of Petroleum Centre, and
DR.. U. G. Mease, Of Plumer. No doubt
they will have pleasant time.
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Gold ct l p. m. llsL
OIL N EWS.

A new well Was completed os the Sber-
man Flats, above this place, on Friday
lass, and 10 making a fine show for OIL
Pumped about 4 to s barrels the first six
hours. This we'll is located just three feet
from the old Noble we'll, one of the largest
wells ever struck 10 the oil region, and
which flowed oil 10 immense quantities in
the years 1866. lis owned by Mr.. G.
Wise, and 10 located on the Foster Farm
Will probably prove q 25 10 80 barrel we'll.
This adds more proof to the theory that old
territory can be msde to produce oil again
when rightly managed.
On the 18th of May last, Mr.. Tbos. Roach,
aseut for the Roberts Torpedo 10 this dis
trict, torpedoed the Ray we'll, on the CaId-
we'll Farm, Sherman Flats, aud from yield
ing nothing II has produced 80 barrels per
day ever since. This we'll was drilled over
year ago and abandoned as dry.
% the Goth of Msy last, Mr. Roach also
torpedoed the Irwin we'll. Sherman Flats,
owned by Mr.. Wise, and increased the pro-
ductiOn from 10 Is barrels daily.
Mr. f. A. Rohter is' pumping four we'll,
on the Sherman Flats, which are yielding
him 0 nice little income daily.
Several new wells are soon to be pu,
down in the same locality. What 10 a little
singular about this territory, the owners o.
wells seem to think unless large water
vein is struck, that no oil exists 10 the hole.
All the pumping wells there throw outim-
nense volumes Of water.
The solidny & Anderson well, on The
Lake farm, Chsrrytree Run, was recently
torpsdoed, and the production increased
from 8 to Is barrels per day.
On Friday, new well was completed on
the Blood Hill territory, which promises te
be 9 six IL eight barrel we'll. Il is located ir
the raViue running through the farm, and Ii
owued by the Blood Farm1OiI Co.
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A Boston woman Of ninety lately got a
me.cenary youth OF a quarter that age to
marry her on promise OF an income of five
thousand dollars year while she lived and
aud life interest 10 her estate after her
death. The tune of "Old Hundred" throws
him into parsxysms of rage.
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1t was happy thought for DR.. Deremas
to say that if ho were challenged to fight o
duel, he would suggest to his opponent that
both should take poison, and then sit down
and play poker for the exclusive use of the
stomach pump.
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A french scientist argues that mankind
are not fit to be trusted with steam, aud that
moral aud physical degeneracy Will inevi-
tably result from the changes which steam
has produced in civilization.
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Gen. Malone he's di pntihued the ure Of
kerosene of on the passenger trains of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio. railroad,
and has restored the use of the Primitive
but non-explosive wax candle.
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The jolly local of paper 10 Boone couu-
ty says, ''Come where my love lies dream
ing and see how she looks without any
paint on her face"
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Local Notices.
Gaffney sells Lager

To MERCHANTs.-All mercantile licenses
must be paid before The first day of July to
the County Treasurer, at Franklin, or they
VII be sued and per eentsge and cosls
add d.
N. B. RIDDLE,
County Treasurer.
j2i-4t.
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Dr. Crittenden, of TilusvilIe, Surgeon
Dentist, can be consulted at the Rochester
House, during the present week. Those
desiring dental work done will do well to
call on him during bis stay.
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"a thing Of beauty is Joy forever" I
it, my boy! Marry 1t, ana you'll Gud,it i
very much the reverse. Punch.
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What requires more philosophy than taxi
ing things as they come? Parting with
things as they 60.
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Mr. Bryant was surprised to learn in- Mex
leo, that three girls 10 one boy is the rati,
OF births in that country.
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A terrible railroad disaster occurred on
the Grand Trunk Railroad, on Saturday, by
which 27 human beings were instantly kill
ed, and 65 wounded.
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A Chicago dry goods dealer adver,ises
"The most alarming sacrifices since the dsys
of Abraham and Isaac"
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A Vermont paper suggestivel5 remarks,
"Auonymous communications are worth
four cents pound at this office"
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A Omaha school boy lately defined lady
to be 'a grown up girl, who doesn't cuss
nor swear
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American residents in Liverpool, Eng
land, are organizing grand celebration for
the Fourth Of July.
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A special passed over the On Greek Road
yesterday.
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Rnmored that work on the Warren & We
mango Railroad is finally Suspended.
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A young man in New York is becoming
independently rich by brssking off mar
riage engagements Objectionable to his fatt.
or at $lOO o time.
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In one vineyard at Keokuk, Iowa, there
are one hundred and sixty miles Of iron 10
the t,eliises.
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There are one hundred and ninety two
crushing mills ut work in the State of Neva.
da, in which more than ten million dollars
are invested.
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We ale pleased to notice the return 10
town OF QUE friends, Messrs. Desbler aud
Mcliwainr. Their trip To New York ev-
dsn'ly agreed with them rs they present an
Improved appearance.
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Thee Arab lahorers are working on q
railroad In Massac chusetts. They canuot
speak English, but ale reported to be excsll-
eat wOrkmen.
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Lady Elgin" is the na me of monthley
magazine published at Elgin. Illinois, by
the female employees of the watch factory
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Sam. Young, editor OF the East Brad =
Independent, was in town Saturday.
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A toast at public dinner in CONNECTICUT
''The Nutmeg State; where shall we fnd
greater?"
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A travelling menagerie consisting of one
man and bear, is deligbllDg rural audien-
ces in Indiana.
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A shower of fshsboues; in thu interior o.
New York State, Is the latest recorded na =
ural phenomenon.
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A Detroit dealer says the hardest work be
has 10 do is to frame excuses.
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The Genital Park Menagerie Is advertised
to perform at Jamestown, July 4th.
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Hefty-the girls 10 Clarion jump for ice
cream.
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The best Pittsburgh Lager at
GAFFNEY'S.
NOTICE,

The Tax Payers ocCornplant-
er Township are hereby mott
fed that John f. Alcorn is the
only authorized collector Of
Road and Poor Tax for said
Township.
Also,
No persons have power to
employ persons to work on roads
except the Road Commission
ers.
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j. Is. tEllENEh,
Sect Board.
THOS. MCHUGH,
Road Commissioner
Pet Centre, June II, 1872.

EGAFFFEY'S Wines and Liquors for med
ical use. The best and cheapest
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For sale
$1,000 to 10000 feet of SECONDARY
TUBING, at from 25'to 80 cts. per 1901,
The Tubing is in first class order and Oil
ready fitted.
April 23. IT, Fl. Fl. WARMER.
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Take Notice.

All parties knowing themselves indebted
10 the firm of ScbernPrhoIn & Ten EycS.
-four and feed dealers, are requested to car
at their store, on Washington Street, and
settle the same Immediately, as they intend
to close out their bust ness
ScuERMERHoRN & TIN EYcK'
Petrol cum Centre, May N, 1872. H.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-25

The ridiculous stories that have
gained cur ney q to tho doings Of the
japanese embassy at Washington, sre
said to have no foundation At all, and
have sprung from the servants. Tho
Members Of tho embassy sre very busy,
each investigating in his chosen fields
Finance, law, courts, var matters, etc.,
are each being worked by some ono,
with tue occasional aid of some of our
officials. "Tommy," whose airtations
with . South Carolina miss in 1856
created 90 much amusement, is now .
6ue looking young man. His name is
Kedjiro. He speaks and writes the
EogIish language rapidly and correctly.
During the civil war, which secured
the empire to the Mikado, young Ma
gano commanded 4 brigade in the prov.
ince of tho North, and achieved .
brilliant victory.
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WALKuG.

Walking briskly, With an excite
ment ahead, Is the most healshfal Of all
forms of exercise except that OF encour-
agingly remunerative, steady labor in
the open air: and yet multitudas in the
city, whose health urgently requires
exercise, seldom walk when they can
ride, if the distance Il mile OF more.
Il is worse in tho country, especially
with the ~ell.to.do; a horse OF earriage
must be brought to tho door even if
. less distance has TO bs passed. Un-
der the conditions hrst named waking
10 = bliss it gives animation t. the
mind, it WHITES the circulation, it paints
the check and sperkles the eye, and
wakes up the whole being, physical,
mental, and moral We know . fami !:
l. Of children Who, from the sgs Of sev-
en-, had to walk nearly two miles
to school, winter and summer; whether
"leet, OF storm, or rain, or burning SUD,
they made it an ambition never to stay
from school on account of the weather,
and never to be "late )" and ono
was heard to boast that in seven years
1t had never been necessary to give An
''excuse" for being enc minute behind
time, even although in winter it was
necessary to dress by gaslight. They
did not average two days sickness in
year, and later they thought nothing Of
walking twelve miles At . time in the
Swies mountains. Sometimes they
would be caught in drenching rains,
and wet to the skio on such occasions
they made it point to d. one thing
let it rain, and trudged on more vigor-
ously until every thread was dry be-
fore they reached home.-HaEs Jour-
nal of Health.
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4 LARGE ANIMAL.

Old Diekery s., very wealthy but
very illiterate East India merchant 10
London, took = pair Of oompasses, and
oct about examining 4 large map Of H.
dia, the margin of which was i)lustrat-
ed with drawings OF tho Wild aud do
mestio animals Of the country. Sud-
denly Diokery dropped the compass in
amazement. ut can't be ! it ain't in
the horder Of nature that it should be
Impossible ridiculous p
"Why, Dickey, what's the matter ?"
"Wot's tho matter1 Wy, this Bengal
tiger is ninety miles loog!'
Diokey had measured the tiger BY
tho scals Of tho map.
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Have the courage to give, oeeas.
ioually, that which you can i'll afford to
spare; ; giving what you do not waoi
nor value neither brings nor de-
serves thanks in return. Who is CRATE
ful for drink Of water from another .
overdowiag we'll, however delicious the
drauRht
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TIE following is an extract from the
Constitution Of the Fergus Falls Anti
Horse Thief Association. We should
judge they mean business
''l0th. It shall be tho sworn duty Of
any sad al members Of this society cap-
turing horse thief having in his posses
sion tho property Of any member Of this
association, to promptly execute the said
horse thief, BY hanging. or in the absence
Of the facilities for hanging, BY shooting,
or in any other manner, but in any and Ill
events 70 take such effective neaeares %
shall preclude The possibility Of the rstu,a
Of said horse thief to commit any further
dstredatisas."
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CERTAINLY the fools sre not Ill
dead yet. A boat twelve feet long.
rigeed a. . schooner, is to sail shortly
for Europe, carrying 4 crew Of ono
man. Humane persons will be glad to
know that the dog will be left 1t
home this time.
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Col. Bill King is negotiating with
tho Messrs. Remington to remove
their extensive agricultural works
from 1lion, N. Y, to Minneapolis. If
the people Of the latter place will take
. certain amount Of stock, it is uuder.
stood the removal will b> made.
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really to have married you On Tuesday
You cannot doubt that! Had I no!
my Wedding dress on7 But ses how
i'll tho thought he's made me. Give me
ok months. In six months I shall get
used to the idea; perhaps I shall get
tho better Of my temper. Six months
is long time; things that happened
six months ego seem . long way Of"
Cher eyes straying dreamiIy out to the
still, white trees, and the square church.
tower)
~ see how it is," be says, 6ercely !;
~ have been very patient with you,
and you think I shall be patient a..
ways. You are mistaken I am sick
Of patience; I have done with it. l
will marry you now or never"
At his words, her swimming eyes
flash, and vet the carnation flowers hot.
ly on her cheeks.
"Do you wish," she cries, violently,
''for = vile who hates your3 touch p
who breads being left alone with you ?
who never hears your footstep with
out longing to fly out Of sieht-out Of
ear-ehot7 lfyou do, you have odd
tasto."
He elinohes his hands, and bis teeth
close hard on his under lip, but he does
not trust himself to speak.
"1s not it my own interest t. be
fond Of you-to marry you 7" she con-
tioues, in strong excitement. "Are
you not rich and prosperous7 and have
not all my life been in love With case
and wealth and pleasure? Is it from
choice that I wake all night7 I am
sick Of being unhappy, and frsttiog,
and hating everybody. God knows
would be happy if I oouldl Be patient
little longer-onlya li,tle."
But he only answers, "Now or nev.
er."
"Well, then, it must be never !" she
answers, vehemently ly-'there, you have
said it yourself; it is your doing, moi
mine. 1t is You who have thrown mt
over-not I you"
"Very well," he answers; in husky
whisper, hastily averting his face, t
hinder her from seeing tho havoc thai
despair Is working on its beauty; "yos
are right-it shall be never /"
Utter silence for . space silence a
deep as if they had been dead.
"Lenore," he says, at leogth, turn
ing toward her for the last time hil
clay-vhite glance and the Indignant
agony of his eyes, "you make one 90,
ugly things to you. Were you eve'
anything but curse to sny ono tn,
you had to do with 7 You have ours
ed full six mouths of my life, but 20,
shall curse no moro Of it; I will d,
without you. There is no lesson q
hard that one oaunot learn it in time
and I will"
| She is silent.
"E'en tor good woman, who h.t
loved one, and whom one had lost b!
death, one would not mourn forever,
be continues, 10 the Same rough, 1n
steady whisper show much lsss 70
you, Who have never given me any
thing but uulady]ike insults -unwom
anly gibes! Goodbye, Lenore! Yee
goodbye! But, before I 60, give m
one kiss-one real kiss. Since the,
were to have been all mine, spare m,
one !"
So speaking he stoops, and for an in
stant, lays hi, lips upon her uawillio)
mouth. Then he goes. Thus she j
rid of oil her lovers.
/ (To BE CoNT1NUED)