The Petroleum Centre daily record. (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, October 06, 1869, Image 2
Petroleum Centre, Daily Record. teb -emre, Wednesday, Oct. 6. A. 2?. AT. Adit or. Time of Closing Mails. t. 0., Pmounm Ckiitiu-. P., I Jtni sTst, ISO. Until further notice the matte will arrive at and depart ft-oni tiilejoffloe as follows: ARaiTKt (tcirtd and Sail, via. Inrlneton, 10.18 A. M. Soath and West, Meadville, 8.18 P. M. If ortb and last, " Corry,156 ', . ' , bxriKt. Sotrth and Weat,t.tt A. M. Bouts Ban and Wert, 1.30 P. M. North, East and Wert, 10.00 A. M. DlTfne Services. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Preaching at 11 o'clock A. M., and 1 o'clock P. M. ' , Rv. J. T. Oxtort, Pastor. METHdDIST EPISCOPAL CHURCIL Services every Sabbatb at 1 1 A. M. and 1 P. M. Sabbath School A. M. eatt free. . A cordial invitation extend ed t all. Ret. C. M. Heard, Putor. STS. PETER f AND PAUL'S !(Catholi) CHURCH. Mam at 10i a. m. Vesper and Benediction ofj the. Blessed 'Sacrament at 4 p. m. Catechism at 2 p. m. JAMES DUNN, Pastor. Change of Time. 'OILCREEK 4 ALLKUHENEY HIVER RAILWAY MOSDAY, SEPT. I tb, 1M. Northward Train Leave Pet. Centre 7:50 a m , ar. at Corry 9-40 a.m. " " " 10.I a m., ar. " 1.25 p m. " " " S p. m., ir. " 5:111 D.m. - ' " 4:05 p. ni., ar. Tltusvllle6 J!0p. m. Sonlhnrard Trains xki3 Pet. Centre, 1 :10 a. m., ar. at Oil Clly8:10 am ' " " il ft) s. m., ar. ' 1:4 pm ' , " " 7:63 p. m., ar. 8:85 p m t.isv p m. ar. o :ou p m tThis Train will atop 20 minutes far dinner. (These are Freight Trains and go to Titusville and Oil City. These Ir.ilns pans at this point The Southward Train Hoping for breakfast riio 2:5) p m Train going North and the 7:58 Train going South run on Suuduys. Kepubllcan Meeting Thursday vc. uluf, at Aklu's Hall. - Speeches hr General Harrison Allen, v. Ci xarior, esq., aad W. G. Rlitm. Tie Republ leans of Petroleum Centra and vicinity are Invited to attend a Rmnl.liean meeting at stkin'c Hall, on Thursday eve ning next. The meeting will be addressed - - - - ts - vv a geuerai mm out. Per Order Com. Gov. Geary passed throuirti our nlaen (hi. afieinnop, looking halo and hearty. Three cheers were given by (ho crowd at the de pot. Tho Governor was introduced and shook hands with a number of our citizens. Tho train then moved on to Titusville. PEitsoxir.. We received a call to-day from Mr. A. E. Williams of tbeCbautauu.ua. Oouuiy Preki, nt Jamestown, N. Y. Like tbe paper be represents, bis congenial whole, soitled manner wins tbe stranger, and gath ers about bim lusting friends. Wo hope to moet bim again. Notiub. Tbe parties that took tbe clock 4 from tbe Cor.y Billiard Parlor, will please call and get tbe key tor same, as we bave ao further use for it and it it a nuisance iu our bands. By complying with tbe above yon will much oblige, .ZZ Rotson & Arnold. A ppeclal through train left Omaha tor San Francisco yesterday, and will be run regularly hereafter once a week. A Pullman drawing room and hotel car will compose tbe train. Thedistanco will be run in three days and a half. Tbe fare from tbe points tiaaied will be $150 la currency. The Avondale subscription bat reached 155,598.48. Men would think It Ml lo bave a yard tick made ol a tubttaMs that night vary In length a quarter lu a day, and yet our dollar measure baa bow bo greater liabili ty. , A bright woman In Indiana was Mrt. Blake iu tbe morning, Mrs. Gibbs at notu, and Mrs. Soon in tbe afternoon. , Tbe legal faoilitivs or that State are wonderful. . s ,, WiLLUMsroRT Huksk Fain. A great na tional bursa fair is to be held at Williams port, Pa., commencing on tbe 19tb Inst.. and coutiuuiug four days. Tbe very large amount of $21,400 is to be given in pre miums. Tbe heaviest is a purso of $7,000 which is given for a trot betweeu Goldsmith Maid and American Girl, $5,000 to the first and $2,00 to the second. There it a purse of $5,000 for 3:27 botses; two, of $2, 000 each, for 2:33 and 2:30 bones, and cither large premiums to accommodate al' classes. Such liberal premiums caooot fall to attract fine Oelds of horses. Tbe entries cloau OcU.bcr 12lh. Moines will to carried VU tie railruuda at half price. 4, Citt Directory. Mr. Joseph Wiggins, compiler of the new directory for Oil Creek, French Creek and Allegheny Valley, is now delivering the work to subscribers. It Is a handsome volume of 250 pages, and affords a full and reliable directory of the resident population of Meadville, Franklin, Oil City, VenangoCity, Petroleum Centre, Titusville, Corry. Jamestown, N. V., Warren, Pa , Kittening, Kreeport, Sbarpsburg, and Etna together with historical notices of each place, and a description of the manufactures, edu cational institutions, oburcbes, placet of In. teres! and business sources. The work was printed and bound at the Republican office, Meadville, and presents a floe typography. The compilation ot tbe work has involved a heavy expense to the publisher, but it is hit intention to continue it from year to year, with sucb addition as may be necessary to make It a complete and popular directory. It Is by all odds tbe best publication of tbe kind over issued for tbe region it embraces, and should receive a liberal encouragement from tho business community. TUusville Herald. Tbey have a she-devil for a school tuarm la La Crosse,' Wisconsin. A little girl was guilty of the unpardonable sin of taking a bite from an apple during study hours. This Xantippe of a teacher seized the offender and placed ber on a table. Sbe then made all tbe scholars disgorge from their pockets their apples, realizing about a dozen, which sbe compelled the little girl to eat, until he vomited lrotn her oter loaded stomach' Among the inflictions of this inhuinau teacher the favorite one it wbippiog the children's ieet until blood flows, gnggiog her toholars with wooden pins, and twitching their arms until tbo blood trickles down their finger ends. Tbe La Crosse School Board are in favor of corporeal punishment, and sustain the teacheis in pounding tbe scholars. An old man, whose sight was defective and who bad to use glasses, was reading a newspaper on tbe train between Wheeling, Va , and Washington, a few days ago. When the cart reached tbe tunnel tbe quick diBsppearaoce of the light caused bim to look up. Taking off bit speclaolet and wiping them, be replaced them and tried to read. Perceiving that all was still dark, be dropped both paper and spectacles, ex claiming, in a loud voice, "My God, I'm blind, I'm blind!" Tbia aroused tbepas- songers, and It was a long time before be could be convinced what was the matter. On coming again to the light he thanked God fervently for his sight. The storm which has prevailed in the east since Saturday night is said to bo the severest which has visitod that part of I be country since 1850. The damugo has been very great. Bridges bnve been swept away bouses destroyed, and communication is in terrupted. It is thought that It will require two weeks to repair the damages ou the Erie Canal alone. Tho accounts received convey some idea of its extent, but we fear tbe worst is yot to come. . Ssys the New York Sun: '-Gen. Babcnck, of Gen. Grant's Stan", it traveling In St Do mingo, and, at they tay, Is dickering for tbe long coveted bsy of Samana for a naval station. Perhaps this it what be it doing; but we fancy that he bas been sent to look after tbe who'e Dominican Republic with a view to Informing Gen. Grant whether It will be worth while to annex it. For sucb a duty Babcock is an excellent man, shrewd, sensible, and with bis eyes always open." Comissioner Delano bat decided that wholesale apothecaries and drtigglutt doing business as inch under a regular llcenso must cease to sell liquors in qusoties ex ceeding half a pint at a time, or pay tho special lax required of a retail liquor denier. His decision also covers the case of. sales of alcohol by such parties, who sell in quan tities less than five gtllons at any one time, or yay tbo special tax required by whole tale liquor dealers. One of the Salt Lnke saints has fur tbree of bis wives a grandmother, mother and daughter in this way avoiding "the un pleasantness of a mother-in-law. fJt It It rumored that tho Secretary of-War- ship lies between Dan Cameron, of Pennsvl vania. and Gonerai norace Porter, of the President's household. Per contra, it is said that Shoiman holds it until Congres meets. A Rakk Ciiancb Mr. Barker, having engaged tbe services of Mr. E. Howard, wbose reputation as a colorist ranks with the first artists of the country, It prepared to furnish pholoKrapbs beautifully colored or finished In India ink. Those desiring snob work, either lrotn life or copied from small pictures, should embrace t'jo nppottu nity at ouce, and call at llarker's photo graphic gallery, on Washington street, l'o troleum Centre. aue'iS-lm TELEGRAPH HKPOITIU FOR TUB DAILY KKCOKD, Aflcrnoo. patches New York, Oct. 5. Action of Cold Board. Tho Gild Board Committee to-day recem- mended t plan for tho establishment of the clearing f gold contracts in connection witn the Farmirt' Loan and Trust Co. inal ac. tion will be taken Saturday. CONNECTICUT ELECTION. The election In Connecticut, yesterday, is imperfectly reported, owing to the prostra tion of tb telegraph wires. A Democratic victory it txpected in Hartford. A writer describing Japanese cemeteries, bears testimony to tbe affection generally tbown for tbe dead, by tbe erection of me morial stones and planting of flowers. At tbe cemetery at Hlogo, quite a number of tbe ttonea are mere boulders of an oblong tbape, staading upright in a stone socket, and sculptured to represent the human figure, or with a simple Inscription. More frequently the ttonet are substantial slabs dscorated with an Image of Budba in relief. In one instance a mammoth turtle support ing the monument proper on its bsck, the wbolo elevated on a mammoth pedestal. In alt casos these memorials bare placed on tbe ground before them a receptacle for (lowers, made from stone or bamboo, and it is due to the Japanese poople to say that fidelity to tbe memory of the dead is a na tional characteristic Even where stones are crumbling with age, true human hearts survive to bring fresh flowers as a perpetual offering. Fisk, Jr., bas given bit opinion at last. A reporter cornered bim and got from bim tbe following view of tbe tituation from tbe Fiskian standpoint:" "If there were so many sharp men bit must not tbey bave been operating ? If they bad bad me where the hair was Bbort would not tbey bave made me squeal? Well I guess yes I Talk about buying $30,000,000 ofgoldl Why no one supposed that there were to many wild men that were morn crazy than tbe man who bought it. Tbe wbole matter can be placed in a nutshell Mr. Beldon told Mr. Speyer In his (Mr. B -1-don's) office, In my presence, that any or ders that I might give bim (SpeycM would oeonBeldon't acsount. With that I told bim to buy at 60, never supposing he could raise $10,000, Instead or which be took in $30,000,000, and a great many sharp men, too. It It nothing but a nine days wonder. I know there are a great many sick mon in Gotham, but tbe world still moves." Prince Arthur was, on Friday, made a chief of tbe Mohawks, at their villace near Brantford, Canada. He was Inducted into tho honor by one of the chiefs of the Six Na tions, a descendant of the celebrated Brant. His older brothers have also been made chiefs of the tribe. He was named "The r'lying Sun," because, '-like the sun, ho is flying frein east to west over tbe vast do minions of his mother." He it not the only son of Victoria, flying over bis mother's do minions, who bas proved to be a bib-flyer. An Alligator seven feet five inches long, four feet in circumference, and weighing one hundred and sixty pounds, was caught on a trout lino at Cairo, Illinois, tbe other day No ordinary book could have held this mop. ater, but tbe line bad accidentally become twisted around the jaw, and thus it was held, drawn to the surface, and dispatebed with a kuife. Lord Ainsley, who is to marry Miss Lily Martin of Siateu Island, gave tho most mag nificent banquet given in New York, on Sat urday morning, to bit friends, male and fe male. Tho tablecloth was of corded Bilk, Iriuimed with lace, and tbe dishes and gob lets were of solid silver, lined with gold. The cost of tbe banquet was $15,000. - Dr. A. D. Miller, successor to Hiram Ma guirc, who bas been detained lor a couple of months arranging bit business in Penn sylvania, it now at bis post on the corner ol Second and Court streets. He expects to be occupying the corner room in W II helm's new building on Fourth street by the 1st of November, and will then bave one of tbe moet attractive eitablfHbinents in the city. Portmicmth (Ohio) Times. Lost On Sabbatb afternoon last, an Onyx Sleeve Button, on which was engraved the letter J. Tbe finder will be rewarded by leaving tbe eaino at H. C. Jarvis' Furnl. turo store. Oct. 4-3t The local of the lnn Kcjmbhcan Bayg there are only two persons in the country who bave not communicated their views of tbt iiyron question to Hie newspupers, and they aru citizens of Capo Cod, who went out, mackerel fishing six weeks ago, and buvu't I'utiu'uud. Biltina nerfectlv erect would add ten years to the lives of many tedeutary peraons, be tides preventing much sickness. Just received our Oriental Parlor Stoves Sept 28-4t Nicholson Blaekuion. State, county, borough and township dee. Hons Tuesday, October 12, 1869. Fruit Cans! at Nicholson & Ui.ackhon's. Iron Gate, Wheat Sheaf, Globe Heater Oriental, and Parlor Stoves, at Nicholson & Blackmon't bardwaro store. Lainmers t Alden aro selling off presen stock at cost Tinware, in retail and jobbing lots, at Nicholson & Blackinons'. Lsmmers Alden bare a new tlock o all late ttylet of Halt and Caps. If CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEMKNTS. Ma Kihtor: Ploase announce the name of Mrra ritt 8. Booth as a candidate for -Jueilco of the Peace In Coroplantor tnwtuhlp, at the Mining Oc tober election, and oblige, MANY CITTZh.NB.. Planter, Sept. It, 1HB. sjoeal Notices. CAUPKTM AND Oil. CLOTHS I J VST RECEIVED, some nice pattern, at TUB FUHNllUKB STORE. CO-NJIOAL. LOVE, and the Happiness of Truo marriage ESSAYS for Yeiing "ilcn. on"tho Errors, AhnMi ml Dln-n'e which deitroy the Manly l'owors nd create Impediment! of MAURI AOS, with tnre means of relief. Sent in sealed letter envelsn free ofchnrgo. Addi'cai Howard AsMK-lstlflfi, Box P., FUUndjIphln, In. seaSlftn. ITee Morrison's lie mil no Pin Tar and Persian Heal Ins; Soaps. These soape are Impregnated with exotics of the mlldeAt and moat BuNamtc nature, and are warrant cd perfectly Innocent and free from mineral and out er pernlcions admixture!, and are selected by the ladius nnd the public In general In pruferer ce to all other soapi, tho great producers and preservers of a healthy purity of complexion, and a coniervator of female beauty, tor the softness and delicacy which they Induce to the hands and faco, their caps hlllty of soothing Irritation and removing unilghtl y eruptions, render them Indlspenslhlo to every toll ct. vve kindly nek the public to try the virtnes o these soaps. J. L. II. &Co., Proprietors. A. D. Miller A Co , General Agents. jul34-3io. Speelal Notice. W' Hills OP WISDOM for young men, ou tho Ruling Passion tn Youth and Eur'y Manhood, with hELf 11KI.P for the erring and unf ordinate. Sen in sealed letter envelopo. free of charge. Addrces HOWARD ASSOCIATION U it P, Piiiladkipaia Pa. - May St, 3m IYcv Flour, 1'ced mid Grocery stfore ! J. 9. PltATdKIl, At the OLD BAXK BUILDIN'O, ON MAtV-ST, opposfto tho McClintock Houe, has on hand a luge m l nrt cla stock ot f loiir,l'ced and Groceries, which he Is selling- at n lmv figure. Don't forget the place whore A, D. Cotto & Company broke up. Crockery all kind go to HEYN'nLDH BKODHEAD & CJ'S, No. 11 Centre Street, oppo site the Pol oiUco, Oil City, Pa. Carpets, of every qnality srnl description, at RKYSfOLDs, BltoniIKD 008, No. 11 Central street, opposite the P. (., Oil City, Pa. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. S tliE. Dwelling House tor ssle Inquire of lw. JAMES KUTHKKEORD. QOW LOST. Htrned or stolen from the enclosure of the eub criher, on Tier Fir, on Thundnv Inst' a lurw nil cow with wliire firai, wiib rk'hi horn off. wilte tall and i luce white left. A reward of ten dollars v III 1m piiid trinity ucrton returning the same lo inn at Tarr Kami. PAT CONEHT1IV. Oil IHT-M ANO IN A NUT S11KL.I.. SHORT HAND TAN NOW BE ACQUIRED IS ONB MONTH. This work Is an imp-oveinect upon the svstem ncd hi i he reioiteni vf the British Parliament It is divided Into si-vcn short ssdotii.y I'veong and can be mastered by any ons. It is ti e greatest produc tton of the age. hnrloie $ for the eompleto wi;rk. Aad.eea .1. A. GRAY, Box 672, N. Y. P. O. For Sale. ONE superior VI horse Portable Aries Engine, and one 10 horse Portable Wood Mann En gine, both In perfect order, and running; also on ID horse Washington Ptatlonary. on the J. Pieraon Farm, Cherrytre. 29:tt T. FKOTUINGIIAM. Ulasoliitlon. rpnE Co-Partnership heretofore existing nnder 1 tbe firm name of A D. Miller & Co., Is this dny dissolved by mulnal consent. AH accounts against the late firm will be settled byM. 8. Blmmnns at the old stand. ' M. 8. HIM MONH, Pet. Centre, Bopt. Sd, '6fl. A. B. MILLER. TISSOLUTIUN. The coportnernhlo heretofore existing nndur the ilriu numo of Wncliter Co., Is dissolved, und all .nl... Inrtr.l.i il n, Hie arm. are riHiuesled to selllo st the old sinnd, Hess Farm, or at Pel. l-emro. aite the brick bank. Jul24tf II. C. House for Sale. rpilP subscriber offers for sale his honse on Chor rytree Run, nnangud tor a lloardltig Donne, with or without furniture, on His mort reasonable tonus Lingo Rooms with barroom aiuwhed Kor particulars inquire at this ofttee or nt Charles king's Menl Market. J. C. LKIINAltD. Cberryiree Run, Sept. 29. lw. viiii.Ditr.N s t.iitin ;i:s A tine assortment at the Furniture Store. 1 w FOU THE Fall Trade EU GOODS, NEWUOOIIS, v J. BAD! WASHINGTON ST., Petroleum Centre. Pa, HAS JUST OPENED A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF FOREIBBT l DOMESTIC DRY HOODS, For the Fall Trade, embracing a full Lino BLACK ALAPACAS, T0PUS ALAPCAS, POPLLWS, SILKS Carpets, Oil Cloths, Chintzes, Calicos, Muslins, nnd a choice assortment of LADIES AN13 GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, And also a choice assortment of FL AN'NK-, very cheap. Our Line of Alpnc.is and Pop lin Alpacas is the finest and cheapoxt in W place. Keptl3:tf The New York Meat Market! nkW. PVItKE I hare dtted up anew biUM , log on On Main street, Opposite the McClintnrk House, And intend keening what Pntmleiim Celine l long needed, a flMt c nss Mal Market. Only Mw CHOICEST AND BEST MEATS will lie kept. It will bo onr aim to 3rve our cbv turners Willi promptness aud to their entire tit' fiction. septtKitf II. W. PARKER. Petrol'm Exchange Suloim AND RESTAURANT. SUTHERLAND & TAYLOR, PROP'S FRESH OYSTERS I Received I) A I L V I ALL THE J LUXURIES! OK THE SEASON! Washington Street, Petroleum Centre, Pa., next door to Ishaui & t' ' Jjwelry Store THy Boarders accommodated. Meals sivd all honrs. Oysters, and every description ol k' urnished guests. No palm will be spared lo accommodat luu who furor ns with their patronago. ED. SUTHERLAND. GEO. TAYLOR- Petroleum Centra, Scut. 11, '09. John C. Welch, Sencca-St., Oil Citjr, Pa-t Dealer in Gibbs, Russell & (Vs BoriiiU and Fishing Tools, Innis' Sucker Rods, Driving Pipe, Pcrrick Iron, Grate Ubw, Balance Wheels St Piil"e My eonnecfloB with Meadvlllo J'fl foundries is such that I ean get out all kiu ;aftliis at short order ..,,f.it , JOHN C. WEI"' i Oil Cty, Feb. IT, I86M.-tt