roleum Centre Daily Record.
( Fet. eutir, Tan.)i Oel. 20.
A. A: JM.r. fid f or.
Time of Cloning trial I a.
P. O.. hnoui fits-nut Pa.,
. JOIT iT, 1868.
Until furthor notice the anils will arrive it and
lepart from this office follow! :
AnitlVB.
Smith mid Kv, y"s. Irvtneton, 10. W A. M.
Smith i l r.-f t. y.eadvilte, P. M.
North i. K-t, " Oorrjr, 8 56 . '
Soiri iTi Wiit, MS A. M.
Sonik n-id West S.30 1 M.
North. East ai ,1 West, 10.00 A. M.
K'ivlne SScrvleea.
I'UKSUYTERIAN CHURCH.
i'rech:r! at 11 o'clock A. M.. and V
.Veto P. M.
Rbt. J. T. Oxtobt, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCn.
Service every Sabbath at 11 A. M. and
1 r. M. Sibbath School at9 A. !ft.
en's free. A cordial Invitation extend
rd to.alt.
Eir. C. M. Heard, Pastor.
STS. PETER JAND PAUL'S (Catbolle)
CriURCB.
Man at 10V; n. ra.
Vesper anil rteneictloa of tbe Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
Thayer's Circus ,1ms been seiz-d in Cin
cinnati by the Sheriff, at the suit of creditors,
most of them employees or the company.
Tbe suits amount to over six thousand dol
lars. Hoo. Thomas EwiDg, nr., was stricken
Sown with heart disease while in the midst
f an argument in tbe United States Su
preme Court at Washington. Late accounts
report him out of danger.
Oneol tbq Georgia editors objects to tbe
proposed editorial convention in that State.
Ho says tbe offalr will only be a big drunk,
and "we can get drunk at borne, on whisky
we are iMied to."
Gatlagser, tbe prize fighter, narrowly es
caped being killed, at St. Louis, early on
Thursday morning, having been stabbed by
deepi-rulo who was intoxicated in his es
loon. He was promptly arrested. Galla
gher will be disabled for some weeks.
Supervisor Smith, of the Western District
nf New York, and Supervisor Southwortb,
of the Western District ol Pennsylvania,
baving resigned, ex-Senator John (VDnnnall.
of New York, and Gen. J. B. Sweilzer, of
Pittsburgh, have been nominated by Com
mi sioocr Delano to nil tbe vacancies.
The financial rsementor tbt Pease Ju
bilee at Boston has just bees made. The
receipts were $2S' ,270.3:1. Expenses $283,
388.29. The balance was presented to tbe
gett-riip of the Jubilee, Mr Gilmore, which
with the proceeds of tbe benefit concert
given him, will amount to $39,028.40.
Dkmcious. jjioodcock, Pheasants, Quails
and Squirrel wilPue served at the Rochester
House Restaurant to-night. A fresh supply
has been secured, and those who desite to
feast upon tbe good things of tbe season,
will, give) tbe popular proprlelors of the
Rochester House a call.
A 200 Barrkl Well. Messrs. Winsor
Bros., of this place, and Mr. Welch, are
tbe owners of a 200 barrel well at Pleaaant
ville, which commenced pumping yesterday
afternoon, and a dispatch recceived here
this morning says it "yields 200 barrels
strong." It is located on the Twombly
Tract.
Snow on the Ckoss-Cit Road. Snow
fell to depth of 18 Inches on the Cron-Cut
Road in tbe vicinity of Brocton. Sherman
sod Jamestown laat night, and cars arriving
at this place to-day, which were in that
vicinity last night, bring winter's mantle of
white, reminding one of what is In store for
us.
A Good Pus. A regular hoarder at one
of our first-class hotels, who is well known
for his adroitness, notwithstanding his
slowness of speech, was accosted by the
table waiter as to to whether a plate ol bash
would be agreeab'e or not, and his answer
was emphatically "No." Turning to
neighbor at the table, he made the remark
that he "never rat hash unless be has sonfl
denoe in tbe oook."
TbeLaruest Hotel ixthb World
The New York Sun says that when the new
Union Hotel of the Letand Brothers in
Ssratoga is completed, it will be thejargest
hotel in the world. It will have a frontage
f one thousand and fifty feet, five slories
high. It is to be built of brick, and divid
ed Into nine compartments, almost fire
proof. The contractor is lo finish tbo
grand hotel by the 1st day of June next.
When Is a cat lllio a teapot ! When yoii'io
Ak Incident or tbr Gold Panic. Here
is an Incident that transpired during tbe
tresendou 'gold excitement, when so many
fortunes were lost and won: A yonng man
who bad been In one of New Tork's largest
bankers' offices for some time and was tho
roughly conversant with tbe operations of
tbe "street" drew some $66(1 that ha had
saved and put in tbe bank and speculated
therewith. Fickle fortune smiled on him
and by Friday moroing he had made $15,
000 profit. Hi employers, surprised at bis
luck, advised him to invest that amount
with tbem and they would "makes bun-'
drwl thensand lor him. He very naively
replied: "Charley has made fifteen cool:
Charley will nop!" Chailey that night
was worth $1,000 Charley's employers
not lifteen cents. Such is lire; more strange
than fiction.
Sneinu in Meadvii.i.e The Meadville
Republican of tbe 85tta inst., brings us tbe
sad news of the death of Collin C. McClean
ny a pistol shot from his own hands, on
Saturday afternoon last, near the McUcnry
House, in Jtradville. Tbe deceased wa
a young man but 19 years of age,.. a resident
o t.cttysburg, this State, where bis parents
reside.- His father is a prominrnt lawyer
in tbe southern part of Pennsylvania, and
tbe deceased was highly respected at home
as a young man of promise, religiously in
clined, and withal one in whom , tbe com
munity placed the ntmost confidence. His
sad end is attributed to the fact that bis
eyes were growing very weak, and he labor"
ed under the impression that sooner or later
bo would bicome blind, and chose deatD
rather- than the misfortune of loosing his
oye-sight. He cime to Meadville at the
solicitation of bis patents, to spend some
timo with a relative near Meadville. think
ing that this change would benefit bis sight.
His death will cast a gloom over the quiet
Village of Gettysburg, and his parents will
deeply feel tbe loss of a beloved son.
The slung-sbot with which Twitcbeil, the
Philadelphia murderer, killed bis raotber-lo-law,
Mrs. Hill, has bee i found. It is a
pear-shaped lump or lead, the base of it be.
ing bollow, and the cavity is smeared with
blood. The handle of it is made ol strips of
leather being plaited together. Tbe lead
is very much battered, and there are about
half a dozen impressions of beads on its but
race. This corroborates tbo opinions or
several learned physicians, eubpcenafcd as
witnesses, who stoutly maintained tuh
out the trial that tbe wounds upon the skull
of Mrs. Hill could not have beeo caused by
tbe bloody poker which was produced at the
trial, and which was not at all bent.
Rip Van Winkle. Mr. James Fox, an
old gentleman of 65 years, and a citizen ol
Clarion county, mado bis first trip by mil
on tbe Frnnklin Branch one day last week
with Conduotor White. Tho locomotive
which moved the train was the first he bad
ever saw, and bis observations to the Con
ductor about railroad traveling were- de
cidedly original and amusing, ne is the
"Rip Van Winkle" of Clarion Jeatftitfe
Hepulicin.
A little six year old girl who uttended
church in a meeting house recently remod
eled, was enlarging eloquently on the beau
ties of tbe edifice, when a young friend
Interrupted her by Inquiring if she suppo
sed the minister preached any better than
be did in the old bouse. "Well," said the
enthusiast, "I guess be doss; at any rate
dinner tastes better when you have a nice
clean plate to eat off of." This settled tbe
matter.
A man by tbe name of Eke Ends, In
Greene county, N. Y., is stranuely deformed.
He is without ears, and never had auy. He
gathers sound through tbe .medium of his
mouth, and can bear anything said to bim
in an ordinary conversation. Equally as
strange, his hair Is black, with white spots
nearly as large as the palm of a man's
band interspersed through it. He Is about
45 years of sge, and is tbo happy possessor
of thirteen living children. Ilis occupation
is that of a ebairmaker.
Hera we rend of a clever invention: A
private soldier in California has invented a
new method of skimming milk. He fits'a
fine gauze seive to a hoop of tbe size of tbe
pan. The milk is then poured Into tbe pan
so as to a little more than cover the seive.
When the cream has risen the hoop Is lifled
and the eream is thus completely re
moved.
"Sim," the chief of the Washoe Indians,
ia dead. A newspaper published among tbe
Rocky mountains says of him: "Hewasa
good, though very dirty red man. He
possessed a well balanced bead of hair and
stomach enough for all be could get to eat,
His. regard tor truth was notable he never
meddled with it. He left no will, and bis
eBtate consiated of a pair of boots."
A yankee arllst recently painted a winter
scene so, true to nature, that a child which
slept near was frozen to death.
TELEGRAPH
KKI'CITKD FOR TI1R DA1LT RIICOKD,
Aternoon Dispatcher
Philadelphia, Oct. 25.
. . tAmA 1.0 Clnv
tfrewier lias neon icuu.i ...
Geary tie position of Attorney General of
this Stale, now occupied by Benj. Harris.
Brewster was former Judge of the Court of
... : ; i t
Commor. Pleas ana one oi u inojuiuy w
t. .k.t Aa'itifA the election contests
iuu Luu . tun ...v.
-, t.i:nAH Mtila.l.tlll
a isvoroi iiepiiuui.au
London, Oct. 25.
Nearlv all the metropolitan papers to-day
have oiituary notices of the late Earl
Derby.
Tbe Times, in an obituary on Lord
Derby, lavs: No man can be a statesman
without a statesmanlike temperament. With
this tbe Esrl ol Derby was never endowed.
He was too impulsive to resist tbe tempta
tion or miking sallies or enemies. His
sneer at the Italian struggles will always be
remembered as a proof of his recklessness in
speaking on foreign affairs. The Duke of
Wellington bequeathed to bim bis intluence
in the Houso of Lords, but the bequest
could not be executed, and tbe mantle of
tbe Duke's soldierlike virtues bad not de
scended on bis successor. Great as was bis
ascendancy among the Conservative Peers,
be never gained tne tonfldence of his coun-
ttyuien.
Tne Standard predicts that while the
present generation lives Lord Derby will be
remembered throughout his own province,
not only as an orator, scholar and statesman
of whom Lancashire may well bo proud
but as a man who in the direct trial took
bis place as leader in the work of relief and
charity, as the rich man who cared fur tbe
sorrows of tbe poor, and tbe great man who
respected the pride of tbe lowly, not as the
Premier of England, but as a kindly neigh
bor, generous friend, and Christian gentle
man.
Local Aotires.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTH!
JUST RECEIVED, tome nice paterns. at
Tilt. t'UKMlL'llE STORE.
CONJIGAIi l.OVE
aud tbe HapplucKS of True marriage
EsSAYS for Venue Men cn'the Error", Annes
and Disease which destroy the Mitnly Powrf-ft
and create Impedlmen'i of MAKKIAGE, with turn
meant of relief. Pent in nea'cl letter enrclopet free
of cr-are. Address Howard Asiociatlon. P.nv. P.,
Philadelphia, l a. e.-.?l H.-n.
Use Plorriaon'a Csennlno Pluo Tar
and Persian lleallus Soar.
Thee soaDif nre lmnreirtrif.ri with .miiN rtf'ti,
mildest aud mott Bilnamlc naturo, and are warrant
ed perfecily innocent aud flee from mineral and oth
er pernicious admixture!, and are .selected by the
ladles and the public in general - In prefernrco to all
other loape, aa the great producers aud preservers of
a healthy purity of complexion, nnd a coniervatur
of female hennty. For the ortneM and delicacy
which they induce to the hands nnd faeo thelreinn.
hillty of sooihlng irritation and r-raovlng unsightly
ujniuue, rcnaer mem lndispenolLIo to every loll
et. W. kindly ask the publlo to try the virtuei s
thete inapt. J. L. n. Co., Proprietors.
A. D. Miller & Co , General Agontt. Ju!22-3m.
Kpectal Notice.
WJRDS OF WISDOM for young men, on the
liullns Palon in Youth and Early Manhood, with
SELF II EL.P for the erring and unfortunate, flei
In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge . Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION B ,x P, PiiitAuiirAiA
Pa- May 24, 3m
Crockery For all kinds o to REYNOLDS
BRODHEAD C0'., No, 11 Centre Street, oppo
Ite the Port Office, Oil City, Pa.
Carpel, or every quality and description, at
RBYNOf.D:,II)RODnBAD CO-8 l ,,
Street, opposite tbe P. O., Oil City, Pa.
New Flour, Feed and Grocery
Store 1
J. S. PKATIIEIt,
At the OLD RANJT nnil.DTVn rrv uiom
opposite the McClintock lloute. Im nn i.h '
lageand ll.tt class stock of flour, feed and
rorrnca, wmch lie Is selling at a low figure.
.lon'lforot the place whero A, D. Cotton
A Company broke up.
The New York
Meat Market!
II,
A W.PARKE !t have fitted up anew build
ing ou
On Main street, Opposite the
AlcCIiuiock House,
And intend keepin? what Petiolenm Centre baa
lin!i needed, a flrsl c iiM Meat Market. Only tbe
CHOICEST AND BEST MEATS
will ho kept It will be our aim to tarvo our cut.
omers will- promptness aud to their entire satls-
ction.
septlfrif. n W. PARKER.
INTERNATIONAL. HUTCL,
MILLER FARM, PA.
JOHN E. ROWB,
Prop'r.
Good urctmnindrttbins f.w trnn.ient fii.tm....
j Tny Uourd u:d Ilutird with rooms on reammiihle
I tnn. Thi proprietor will spare no pains to make
his House tctive to guests. JweoS tc
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
A LI. my Mends and enrtornors are horefcjr noti
A find respect fully, that I have sold aty building
kunwu as the Brocton llonse, In Washington street
Petroleum Centre All baeroge left In my care, be
longtniito other parties, can be found by lP'7nK
to me amy house In Hluimbiire, known aa the Miu
dlrtote Uonse. near the Post Office. Said bapwiKe
ran be had at any time ay calling on me. ermuumK
an order and paying epcnflca. Parties elaimlng
anv dues of me, will pit ate call during thte week
fur settlement. Oct30 3t. UKO. BAltO.N.
First Claaa Saloon and Rettan
rant.
WASHINGTON STREET, Petrol torn Centre.
milE best Laser Beer constantly on draturht, ana
I and all the clioieott Wlnea and Clmrs. Lilllher-
Ifer I'lioeae, rtll.rr ia, ntuinwiciii, nnnum., vc
I'llRTKLVOU sVOlH-nrH, Proprietors.
Oct Su:ti. (rreu. ocnuiu oiu wuu.j
Boiler for Sale.
1 "Washington" Boiler for sale, rated at from b
J to 10 noree power, in woraiuir oruur
I'KH'K, 1180. Inquire or air. : r. uuuen, nocn
tiler lloute. Petroleum Centre, Pa,
C. A. I ur fey,
DKALEit la tcrond hand engine, bol'ers, Tnt
ins:, Casing, alto new Wood Mann engines
cooitantly on hand. Itavlng thj facilltlei foe
CLEANING AND REPAIRING EN
GINES, will do so on th most reasonable terms.
Parties Having Engines for Sale
Will do well to plve me a call, riatform near th
O.C. AA.lt K.,
PCTROLETJitl CENTRE, PA.
Oct a 119.tr.
THE RIALTO
FETKOI.EUH CENTRE, M.
TnR nuder'lLmod hivlnc refitted and ononei the
I.Ulro ilo.vl, An th Kuripta plttn. It )rm"
ou to frniih uumr with metis at all hours. All
tue dpliearif of the Benson coiumitlyon hanil
Private pivties nupplUd ut hort notice.
FRESH OYSTERS
in tho Shell received dally from New York
OYTTERSET THE.OrAT,
GALLON OR THOUSAND,
To suit Hotels or Private Families.
Feeling grnlefnl for ra't favor,", I hope by strict
siieiHinu ia business to merit tne pnTronge o mc
public genoralljr. V. W. TOPLIr r.
Petroleum C'uiitre, Pa.. Oct. 3!itf.
D
rhec'inftrtnwhln fcwrtniVro oxUtln? rnidpr the
firm mime nf achtor Co., la iMs-olvtt, and all
pinion indt-bt.ii to ih firms aru rtiicftftii t ncttl
ki nit! oi ixni, ietB f arm, nr at l'et. 4 entre, nro-
hiiu mo uricK uaiiK. j 111111 11. c .
yon tiiE.
Dwelling llonse tor eetei Inquire of
iw. JAMK ill'THEKFOItn.
1'iNMOllltlOII.
rpHR Co-P.irtnerliip herenf .re existing under
1 theltin niiMieof A T. Miller A Co . I- thi day
dnevdved by lnu:n tl coua llt All neeniinls SRlini!
the late drill will lie Hell lei h)M. 8 Si. inn-inn it Ihc
o:d stand. M. S. SIM ions,
l et. Centre, Sept. Sd, W. A. It. MILLEIt.
KtN'S HAM..
Tt-1 II ill is now renly for thentrlcnl rThlhHInn.d
cone. rtn. leetnren, .tc. The lln'l ha been n-fi'tt d
end mrenirtlienefl. No pains nnd expense hm been
spared to mke It a llrnt cli.s
SHOW BUILDING.
On the first flonr U one of the heet Bill Itird Room
n tli9 placo. All undt r one maaonient
nyt.
Coal! Coal.' Coal!
'IIF. undersigned, having estahliihcd a branch
Yard at Kynri Farm,
are now prepared to furnl'b
All Grate of Coal
At the Very Lowest Prices.
Operators from rherrj-tree Itnn.and vicinity, llvine;
at Petroleum Centre, enn leiive their orders at our
office here, nnd have iiiem prumptly fllleil fruin the
Hynd t aim Yard.
AT LESS COST TIIANUJUAL.
DO'T FOIIC'T THE PLACE
BEARI.KH OOHNWEI.I.
Odlceon O. C. A. It. H., Petroleum t'entre.
Branch Offlce at Itynd Farm.
N. B We hold exclnsivo control of the famous
STONEBORO COAL.
at lioth the above rinmed points jun2-t .
DEALER IN
OIL CITY PAINT
AND
WALL PAPER STORE,
HEAD OF CENTRE STREET.
SASH, DOOR, BLIND
WINDOWS, READY GL1ED
PICTUHE FRAMES. Ac.
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING
GLAZING &, PAPER HANGING
TO ORDER
QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFIT
L. D. KI LLOGq-
CIIIIUHRNS C A It It i Anns
A fine assortment at the Furniture Stcte
1861
FOR THE
Fall Trade
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
J. Mil,
WASHINGTON ST.,
Petroleum Centre. Pa.
HAS JUST OPENED A LARGE AND
i;U Ml' !,,! ; STOCK OP
FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
For the Fall Trade, embracing a full Line
BLACK ALAPACAS,
P0PLIX ALAPCAS,
POPLiys, HUES
CILDAS!,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Chintzes,
Calicos, Muslins, ami a choice
assortment of
LADIES AN CENTS
FAMISHING G00D3,
Anil also a choice assortment of FIjAN"N"23,
very cheap. Our Line of Alpacas ami Pop
lin Alpacas is the finest and cheapt in lit
place. septl3:tf
NEW HARDWARE STORE I
ICOilKIIT I5ItVAA I O.,
Per. leave to nm,o:inca In tlia etilzenn cf I'etrolenm
t'entre and vielmtv, that they hove opened w
store in tno ienr 01 the otilce of the enlnil Petml-
f ....... vu,i.. ut .1... r.ilr..l .ntJnit. wl..r. IK'V
will keep cin.tancly nn hand a fall iiiiiriBi.Li of
cvcryiinng In tne i.arawarc line, susu as
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARF,
OAS FITTINGS AND
BRASS GOODS
Mr. Bryan having been enraged in the ha!if'
Ilh .Me.ra. Winier ltnr.. Inr inllr Iltnilis."
attend partlculurly tolhc hunlueas ofmaaulaetiiraf
SMOKE STACKS
All kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware to order. 3
GAS AND STEAM FITTING, iC. '"
They hare a New Machine for . ,
CUTTINGGAS PIP
With sn entire
SET OF NEW DIES,!
And will warrant all work In this line. Apr
A. T. LKGGKTT.
Manufacturer and Dealer In
HARNESS;
Seed Bags,
ValvQ Cups, &Cr
Experienced workmet are employed, and n
ness of all kind kept nstautly on hand and
to order.
P. V. IIcin7 Pat. Seed -Da
Tor Sale-
Repairing Done at all Times .
Call and extmine enr stock and prices,
Main-St., below l c McCU"
lock Iloiitt!-
Petroleum Centrn. Pb Jan. 7th, le'" .
J. Gh. OGDEIST,
FLOE AND FEED STORE
NO. 3T CEJITBE-ST.i
on. cxrvt pa.
Thlu 1s the best ostnhlisliment of the 'n'','n,'Jl
Oil Hejloa flour end feed sold at n"y.
i.