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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-09
NOTES OF THE DAY.

A mauufsctory Of cement pipe has been
started at Davenport, Iowa.
A Hourishing town 10 Kentucky, in the
mountains, has never been visited.
A movement has been inaugurated in
Richmond, Va, for the establishment Of al.
asylum for abandoned women.
Mrs Plum, OF Marengo, Illinois, lately
extracted q porcupine quil from her flesh
which was lodged there fortyifivs years
ago.
Antonio Pirretti, tie great copperplate
engraver of this century, died recently
10 bis SOth year, at Florence, bis native
city.
A tame deer belonging to Frank Parker,
Of Cordova, Minnesota, gave birth to four
lawns the other day, three Of which still
survive.
The Bigelow Carpet Company Of Clinton,
Mass, have recently presented the sum Of
$500 to each OF the Eve religious societies iu
town.
Since the street sales of newspapers have
been permitted in Paris, the aggregate cir
cula,ion of daily papers in that city has in/
creased 100, 900.
A ten pound trout was caught near Lake
City, Florida. which, when opened, was
found to contain large rat aud striped
snake two feet lang.
The town Of port In Spain in the island
Of Trinidad as one of the finest In the West
Iudies. 1t was built mainly of stone after
the destruction OF the cid town by frs in
1873.
1t is good plan TO speak little ofpersons,
and never III Of one, unless by silence you
wrong your neighbor. You can .!nst no
man who unnec essariiy speaks against
another.
! The famous statue Of Arminius, liberator
of Germany, who defeated the Romans M
der Varus, will soon DO completed and erec-
ted on the spot where be achieved bis victo.
~.
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MARRIED.

NINER'-COLTER.-At the residence q,
the Brides mother, in Petroleum Cent?
on To" 9th OF July, Mr.. Ger. W. Miner to-
officiating. 'e"'''
GoLIfn-GRJVE.- On the 9Th of
SuN, at The residence of the Brides mother
"a Titusville, Pa, Mr.. W. H. Golfer of Pc
Eolenm Centre, to Miss W. j. Grove, of
rilusviIle, Rev. ST. Clair, officiating.
With the above notice ca me liberal do
nn'ion of greenbacks to the printer, couse-
quehily bis sincere wish is that long and
happy life may be theirs, and that no clio Ids
msy come to mar.ibeir welded bliss so aus.
p'c'ou'iy began. Good luck, to one and
ell,
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On Friday night last terrible boiler ex-
plosion occurred OF the Woodward well
Miles d Gillespie farm, Fagundas, which
resulted in the death Of Mr.. John Aikeus
the engineer. Mr.. A. was in the derrick at
The time and was struck 10 the forehead by
piece of the boiler. He was aged IS wears
and leaves family 10 morn bis loss. The
remains were taken TO Buffalo for in,er>
ment.
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A gentleman "highlY respected by tie

A gentleman "highly respected by tie
entire community" and living in Shelby
vile. Kentuckw, had peculiar fancy ior
collecting snakes. In bis Office were to be
found living specimens of the most veno-
nous snakes TO be seen in the region 10
VIII :h be dwel.. 1t was quite cheerful
sight to visitor who entered the gentle
mar,'s eanctum to see one snake coiled up on
a ch air, another on lounge, another on
table, and others lying about on the carpet
10 delightful promiscuousnsss though 1t
must be confessed the view was by uo.meaus
a ress surng one. Las. week this ophidioi
mania met with serious accident. lie
cap,ur, d q email garter snake, and without
allowing it to get used to its changed quar-
ters. pia ced lin his hat, and put tho hat
on his be ad. The result was that bis bat
became to o small for him in very shor.
time, and statement appeared 10 the
morning pay vrs that tbs late lamented was
man of UNI 'ual liberality and bis loss will
be severely ie It by the poor OF the neighbour
hood. His widow, with lack Of sffection
ate rememberan we that was rem arkable, ex|
pressed no desire to keep any raemento of
the fond departed, but boiled the eutire lol
OF snakes and thrs. ' them away.
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Tho tribe Of Improved order of Red Men
about to bs organized at this place will
prove success. The charter for Q new
tribe has been granted, and everything ia in
readiness The members will meet at Odd
Fellows Hall, Thursday, July lItb, at 2
p. m, and proceed at once to business. -
They will hold two sessions-one at 2 p.
m, aud one at Sp. m. Those who are
anxious 10 be on the war path and 90 into
active scaIping are requested to be present
No man with oil on his hair will be admit
ted. The wigwam will contain all who can
survive Whit Of the "pipe ofpeace." The
rapid growth Of this order bids fair towards
its future prosperity. Still in It's iniamipg,
the tribes In this State alone, number forty
Eve thousand members. Petroleum Centre
10 not behind 10 any enterprise which will
oonduce socially TO its citizene.
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Msssrs. Russell & Arnold have recen,,v
"p oed new billiard hall. on Sycamore
street, OH City. Their room 10 fitted up in
elegant style, and contains six tables Of the
latest and most improved styles. Those Of
cur e''izen' visiting Oil City, after trans-
hchng tteir business, will Gud tho new bill
l'atd r''m desirable place to pass pleas
"ht hour 10, and iurtbsr they will be hand,
somely entertained by Messrs. r. d A. who
.'''9 understand bow to DO tse agreeable
by their pa!uns
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GrumbIers of Newspapers.

Horace Greeley thus hits the nail on the
head: at is strange bow closely men read
the papers. We never say anything that
any body don't like, but we coon hear of it,,
and every body tells US Of 1t. II, however.
once In while, VIC happen to say good
thing, We never hear Of that; nobody seems
to notice that. We may pay some man a
hundred compliments, and give him dozen
puts, aud he takes It oil as tribute to bis
greatness, and be never thinks It does bin
any good. But II we happen to ssy things
this man don't like, or something that be
imsgines is reflection on him or bis char
acser, Gee how quick be fares up and gets
mad about It. All our evils are duly cbargi
ed to Us, but We never, spparss ily, get any
credst for what we do.
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Mayor Dave W. Kinney, Of Allemsgooze-
lum City, was d not behind bis neighbors 10 .
Fourth of July celebration. The day was
celebrated 10 an appropriate manner by all
hands, and In the evening pleasant social
party was given at the Metropolitan Ex-
change. Hotel, together with fine display
OF fireworks. Mrs. wilkins, the well known
'sudlady Of that house, fairly out did her
self 10 getting up y fourth Of July dinner,
which fact was duly appreciated by those
who psrtook Of the same. We acknowledge
an invitation to be present, but other du-
ties prevented our attendance. Sill we. are
satisfied that ell present had good time,
ss they never do tnings by halls at Allema-
geozelum.
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A large party of gypsies are encamped
90 the Dalzell Flats, near the residence OF
Peter Kinney. Last night they were visit
ed by large number of people, many out
Of curiosity and others for the purpose Of
having their fortunes told Owners OF tur.
kies, chickens, 10, would do well 10 keep
watch OF their roostins places. as long as
these nomadie wanderers are 10 the neigh
b,,rh0od.
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Byiefersnce 10 the advertisement pub.
Iished ELI swh ere, it will be seen ths, on
Saturday sftsrno on next, there will be races
on the DaizelI Flats, between several well
known horses of this place and Rouseyille.
Those who take delight In torse racing will
do well to take notice, IS lots IF sport may
be anticipated.
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New Orleans fore, ca commerce indicates
rapid extension. 'wenty ocean steam
ships now ply between this port and Europe
Two lines run to GerI IAN ports and two
others to Liverpool. Within the presen,
year there will be five lii 'es running 10 Brit
ish ports, and in the exp, rtS st. Lonis will
be fully represented.
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Mrs. Fanny Jordon, the brilliant Cincin-
natianess, who has been playing tie conli~
dence game on kings and counts aud such
fools generally in Europe, is back 10 Aln,vis
ca, and proposes to try the hearts AMI
purses gathered at Newport this season.
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PERsoNAL,-Our frient, Mr.. Ambrose
Weaver, superintendent of Atr. o. F. Schon
blom's lower store, left town this morning
on pleasure tripto Niagara Falls and in
termediats points. We wish him . good
time aud safe trip bom..
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The annual regatta OF the North Western
Amateur Beating Association, commence.
at Erie, to morrow. Some lively rowing is
expected as several boat clubs from Sapi-
nav, Detroit, and other points have entered
the lists.
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The beautiful bride of Danish nobleman
recently had her arm severed from its trunk
10 New Jersey ra ailroad smashup.
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Take Notice.

All parties knowing themselves indebted
to the firu Of ScbermerhoIn 4 Ten Eyes.
-four and feed dealers, are requested to cali
at their store, on Washington Street. aud
settle the same Immediately, 80 they intend
to close out their bust ness.
ScRERNERRoRH & TEN EYcK'
Petroleum Centre, May 81, 1872. II.
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AOoussls5 was realized over. and above
expenses at the Catholic pic mic, held on
the fourth ofJuly. As that church is some.
what in debt yet, the money comes in an
appropriate time and will be applied to-
wards liqhldating the in debfedness.
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Connecticut Is excited l'ecause . young
lady Of Bradford has been caught at rob-
Oing the mails. Why, blel 8 the nnsopbisti.
Gated Yankee heart, this ~ what women
have been persistentIy doil g ever since
Eve robbed Adam Of bis sbl rs Of Para
disc.
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Anna Perkins, a beautiful blonde. has
usen appointed liquor sge6t a. Dalton.
N. II.
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G Gaffney' se lls Lager

Srf you
Want Salesman,
Want Servant Girl,
Want to Sell Horse
Want to Sell Patent, ...
Want TO Lend Money,
Want to Buy House,
Want to Sell a Carriage,
Want 10 Borrow Money,
Want to Sell an Oil Well,
Want to Buy an Engine or Boiler,
Want to Sell House and Lot,
Want 10 fnd Strayed Animal,
Waot to Purchase an Oil Interest,
Want to Sell Piece OF Furniture,
Want to Buy Secondhand Carriage,
Want to Sell Tubing, Casing, Gas Pipe,
Wan to Find an owner for anything
Fon I'd, advertise 10 the RECORD, % not less
than ten thousand people read 1t weekly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-09

Alexander Gichrist, one of the early
pioneers OF this region, died at Fagund as
saturday morning. The remains were bur-
led at Tldioute by the Free Mssops
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The New York Central Railroad sbops Al
West Albany were burned on Saturday.
sixty loaded freight cars were also dss,rov-
cd. Loss $50, 600
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The continued dry weather nss csussd {
number o:the wells 10 Wild CIT Hollow, t.
run dry. Rain is badly needed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-09

The New York worldx Correspondent ae.
mires the regularity Of the Dorchester girl
who keas oves"ih fit as4 o'clock every
alternbop a, the Jubilee.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-09

A terrible coal mine disaster occurred at
Limsville, Ohio, day or two since, by
which ten men aud boys were killed by the
foul air taking'fre and exploding.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-09

A young lady who was recently dying
from having worn corsets, sang II would
aos live always, ask not to stay
"Take her up tenderly,
Lift ber with care
No one knows bow dearly she's paid for
her hair."
Hood Moderpized.
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A refreshing shower this AFTERNOON.

Inc Democratic National Convsntio q
meets o. Baltimore to-day. BY Tomorrow
We shall probably know who the nouineAs
a.e,
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For Sale or Rent.

A desirable residence located on the Fg-
bert Farm. short distance from town. For
OWEN GAFrNEY.n
Petroleum Centre, June IA, 1872.
il4-tf,
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Local Notices.

"A fine lot OF Imported Wines and Liquors
just .ecsived and FOR sale by GAFFNEY.
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TIE best Pittsburgh Lager at
GAFFNEY'S.
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For sale

$4,000 to &c, 1000 feet of SECONDHAND
TUBING, at FROM 26'tc IS ets. per foot
The Tubing is ia frst GLASS order aud slF
ready fitted.
April rs. IT, II. II. WARNER.
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GAFFFEY'S Wines add Liquors for med.
ical use. The best and cheapest
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For .,'nre Wines warranted az auch nv the
Brother.h ood of Brocton 20 to GAFfNEY'S,
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Sunday Comfort still on deck and for sale
at CABINETS. t..a .4. y
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The ladies of Paris, Ky. are forming an
Observation-Disclosures society.
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A l. T. x A N ID RI A

THE ROLLINS MURDER TRIAL-In the
county court, Judge K. III. Cockerille. tn . case
OF John Rollins, cOOred, charged with the
murder of colOred man named Arthur Cole
had not been concluded at three O'Clock this
afternoon, at which hour witnesses were still
being examined, the testimony of the following
paving Seen received; Drs. Leach and Harti-
gan, OF washington; Sergeant Larrabee, OF the
Metropontan police; Jenny Sumby, Henry
Bowen, Philip Graham and Harrison Goldman
coiored. The purport of the evidence so far
taken Is TO the effect that Rollins, actuated by
Jealousy, cut and slashed Cole In a terrible
manner with razor, and that the latter died
from the effect OF these wounds about TWENTY
three days after they were inflicted verdict
was returned OF murder in the second degree
The CAEAL.-It is now said that navigation
Will not be resumed on the Alexandria canal
this winter. The earth was frozen 20 hard du-
ring the late cold 'snap" that ii cannot be
worked satisfactorily any more until next
spring 1t is also said that President German
or the chesapeake and Ohio canal, will run ice
breakers until the 9Th instant, after which date
the companies shipping coal will have to run
them.
A FRRoCIoDs AND sANGUINARY FIGHT or-
CURED in grocery on the upper end OF OronOko
street last Friday night between two men, one
or whom bit Oft and spit out the ear of the other
THIRTY CAR LOADS of cattle arrived here To-
day by the o., A. and NJ. railroad and wanr
through to the north via the b aud z. r. r.
THE SUBSCRIPTION TO the Young Mems Chris
tan Association building fund now amounts to
about SSOO.-GGzetfe, last erSRing.
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G EOR G ETO WN,

TRR LOST MAIL PoUcH.-The mail pouch
containing the northern and eastern mail for
TINS city which was due here on the 31st of NJ y
last, came safely to hand yesterday afternoon
II was found hanging up in the Washington
CITY pest Office, where it had remained six
months untouched.
IHE NEW YORK STEAMERS are making double
tTlps, IL order to relieve the large amount of
freight offering in New York for District mer-
chants, caused by the laying in of their Christ
mas goods.
DEATH OF VENERABLE LADY-The widow
OF the late Judge Dunlop died at her residence
here this morning.
ARRIvRD.-SehOOner Joseph Baxter, from
Boston, with furniture ana plaster to Hartley
Bro, and schooner Oriole, from Boston
with furniture, &c., to same; canal boat q. +.
waters, from Sharpsburg, Md, with 2.O0u
bushels wheat, TO George Waters. Cleared
Steamer John Gibson, for New York, with 300
tarrels flour, and steamer Lady OF the Lake
for Norfolk.
GRAIN TRADE.-The sales on change TODAY
were 1900 bushels fair to good red wheat at
: .s& TO Sl,S0k.
FLOUR lSsFEC rIONs.-IDspector MeCann
reports his inspections Tor the month OF Novem-
her at 300 barrels family, 5,6GS barrels extra
s. barrels super, Ia barrels fine, aud Is barrels
middlings; and Inspector Peters reports his at
3 s4S barrels family, 264I barrels extra T2g bar
rels super, 49, barrels fine and 2S4 barrels mid
Glings. Total for the month, 1855.
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Condensed Locals.

Prot. Tyudan prOnounces his name TvndaIe
The Washington Schuetzen Verein last even
lEg elected ME- August Bachus super intendent
for the ensuing three wears.
brhceT DILL, the oldest policeman on the
force, while jumping from a street car last
nIsft, fell and broke one OF his fingers.
This morning, Sergeant Teeple found a dead
male infant in lot on 9Th street, between ID
street and North Carolina avenue
At the regular meeting of the WOmen's Chris
tan Association yesterday, reports were made
slowing that there are O. benehciarIes OF the
organization
The grand fair Of Liberty Lodge, Knights Of
PythIaS, now In progress at OH Fellows Hall,
Navy Yard, is a pleasant place to spend an
evening. a. those who attend viii ind ont.
Among TIE Iaterf~ issued last week we're two
q Ns>h,Tr- mans David W Cant Tor car
starter, anu Alice Va,lri lge, for mode of at
tacLiuE buttons 20 fsbrI =.
Attention b. called % tie advertise merlt of DR..
james ". H,luCs mrrJi'g st the Friends meet
irg-tcuse- Cd l. between 18th ami 18th streets,
ans evening.
The lair now IN progress AZ pIl Fellows Hall
for the benefit o: 81. Nmcsut'S orphan ASYLUM
Deserve "a liberal patronage. The large hall j.
u led with useful ard ornamental articles. and
agreeable ladies are in Attendance 10 contribute
10 the pleasure CT visitors.
Yesterday, solomon q. Brown, Peter Grant
UNI, Isaac biyES and W. =. TaIm4u flei in the
ottice 81 The recorder OF deeds certificate OF
incorporation of the Pioneer Sunday school as
sOcIatiun # ABaCOstia, ID. c., for the purpose OF
training NOR ally and religiously the youth OF
the comfy.
+-e4Ah AANal'iCAENbr ~ iGouAtis uducs
union man, T. here, endesvOring to have the in
transitional alliance between the iron founders
unions OF Great Britain, Canada, sndt the United
States so extended a. to embrace the bricklayers
stOnecutters, tailOrs, and locomotive engineers
Of the three countries.
y a meeting of the Maine republican associ-
alton last evening, the following officers were
elected tor the ensuing year:-Wm. Is. Smell,
president; HI. L. Piper, vice president; William
r. Freeman, secretary; e. III. MoultOn, treas
Urer. Executive committee-A. F. Wight, A
II. Knight. G. T.. Beale, f.. A. Harding, and
A y. SIalding. The executive committee were
instructed 10 give series of soclables this
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THE COURTs.

CRIMINAL COUR~, Jrdrs MaeArtAE.-To-
day, Martin p. Rees, taprics ra--r -uzr- rr-,-u-
q rmit, tsppeal from Police OourtD not guilty
Hine for defense.
CIRCUIT COURT, JEdse Cav,.s- To-day, Uhes
sps she and Ohio Upral ComraDy AIT Rrnke
kacks1: verdict for plaintiff, appeal taken smith
agt Petit en- trial.
POLICE COURT, JHdgs SHel-To- day, CASA
way Ws'ers, assault and battery on Susan Scott;
IS and cost; samuel q Hunt, ass lult and battery
on susan Barnes, q colored woman: SIS aud cost
iChscl Mahoney, assault and battery on Julis hi.
wife; SIS and costs Dallas Noel, aIias Kuowsl
Was charged with indecent pOsure and after 9Asr
ing the testimony the Judge imposed . fine of 90
and in default 90 days in the tworkhouse, the as
being 8 very di, gushing one
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AT THE AMERICAN TEA STORE. corner IN
and streets, viii be found select stock OF new
Raisins and Currants, besides Mince Meat,
New York Buckwhest, and several other luxu-
RES Tor the approaching holidays. All goods
delivered free.
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NEW FFICE.
JUAN BOYLE d Co.,
REAL ESTA tx AND NOTE BROKERS,
No. COS FIFTEENTH STREET,
opposite Treasury
FOR SALE
HANDSOMELY FINISHED HOUSE OF
south street, between ID and Sd streets, with al
the modern provements. Small cash payment.
and long time Oh balance. Several FARMS, small
road, within few minutes walk of the depot with
in thirty mir utes Of Washington. Terms easy
Also, two Of two hundred acres each, on the sAl,t
1osd and same distance from depot, improved b.
House, &c. Alss, one of so acres, in Fauquier
county, Va, very handsomely improved. kasy
tell leo, one OF 500 acre rear Cattel's station
va VIII be sold IN Quantities to suit purchasers,
on easy terms. Six lots ON n>rth side of Rhod
Island avenue, 2Oxl:0 each; small cash payment
balance can remain forve Is years with interest a.
Ter cent One lot sonth side of same street 22x 29
Oh very easy terms. Three lots OF NJ and go
streets. -Four lots on 24th street. between NJ and
n One lot on N, between sd and oath streets. six
One OF the finest situations in the city. handsome
country seatof a acres one mile above Georgetown
handsome House, On corner 2lst ard streets,
with every modern improve ment, long time pay
ments. A. fine Lot on street b. T., between I'd and
I'd. Two Lots on Sd street, between @ and D g.
Several Lots on street, bet ID and Sd e. Three
handsome Houses In the " est End. Also, Houses
and Lots In all parts Of the CITY. Two haaisome
Houses on 9Th street.
MONEY TO LOAN
In sums OF from 81 900 TO SO OBJ on real estate.
For the accommodation of the public the Office
will be open on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS frsm
% to O'CLOCK. nov29